The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1917, Page 10

THE BON MARCHE ~~ |SERMANY TO FIGHT BY ARTHUR E, MANN rhe Americans and allies: her COPENHAGEN, May 17 of w leader vict iw in a emal 9 e Germany is no longer “play sized brush with antagonistic po ing possum,” tetting hints litical element They hold he creep out thru her censorship | would never have made so uncom showing alleged popular waves | promisingly curt an address if he for peace and seeking to full were not of his grip The her enemies into the belief hold the « Hor had flatly re | that she is weakening, On the | futed the flood of intimations from contrary, it war, uncom. | Germany's propaganda department promisingly bitterly to the that Germany isn ready to quit e | end. And Americans here see | Thoy hope Hollweg's unequivocal | In thin new development the | stand for continuance of the war nec y for throwing all of will eradicate that element tn America’s weight immediately | America which has counselled for Broken Lots of Our Best Selling Lines Into the fray pa From this close ringside seat ta the hope that Germany is getting the fight, th pinlon is unfversal | ready for a compromise among sue and allies and Well informed officiala here in t Hor terpret the almost universal ap sive particlpation in the war in on Chan gail ian Sate ila tts et es bla ae In Tweeds and Cassimeres In Worsteds In Pencil Stripes In Dim Plaids and — Good Muse ™ Men Who Want 7 Good Clothes s But Want Them > CHEAP This is a clearance of our Men’s Suits | WOMAN HUNTS ‘SLAVS FAVORED BROTHER WHO BY LORD CECIL IS EX-SOLGIER IN we TALK After escaping death in | LONDON, May 17.—Good re Flanders and being honorably | euity in mis aware locked fer to discharged from Kitchener's army, working his wa the Atlantic and crossing the continent, has Hugh McCrud den, 19-year-old bugler, reached Seattle only to fall a victim to the blind cruelty of chance? That is what the sister whom he came to find, Mre. FH. Dietrich, 130 Dearborn st, ia beginning to #tand fear The day aa the result of Lord Robert Cecil's clarifying speech in the on the " ' house of com: ws an expre by the acting n minister were previous alms of the allies favor the Reeman ant tions and no in on the understanding ns HO Annexations and no nities for political aggran Phoned, But Missed Him Hugh left Bugl nine weeks who was ( Crudden at a reduced price, and men who feel euasdas Annexations and — indemnities that it is good business to spend less hin way rt soow Lhe glob. hter tig Bae expected to find he ston ave, where eh ed. He does not kno name On Th ned t rn he! wld be learned that a young man an) ng hin description had called a short time be p and axked for “Miss Mor oT den * and had be al that ” WORK OUT PLAN 70 freedom of c the central power for « h acts as the gium, France, money on their clothes, but who want nice-looking clothes that will give good wear—will be the ones to benefit by this sale. ALL SIZES FROM 34 TO 4¢ We have made the price so very low, $12.95, that we will have to make a slight charge for alterations. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE sed by press was that en ihe the an auch person had ¢ 1 ere te in Hedy HIT FOOD JOBBERS ch told The Star! fraid haa nd Specials for Bargain Friday San Tarniie ie wae comune * Continued From Page 1] somata Veots ond Women’s Oxford Ties |i. i uiogia" (it 8 Soybean of Seat wi Pants 25¢ Garment at $1.95 a Pair : " food, : » will n pogage afling For Bargain Friday, summer-weight Oxford Ties of patent leather or Russia i gga poe [this so — an “ . etalling oreh * aid Vests for 25c each. Pants to match, knee | calf, on a very neat last, with leather m only a boy, and, without jaar Bridee wong + gyre “but the jobber is a curse to society, and he has got tc be eliminated.” and {n a strange city into the hands of bad tent leather Strap Pumps length, lace or tight-fitting style, in sizes | tary heels; also ¢s and quarters of white 34 to 44, at 25c a garment. with turn 1 shall be «o glad if UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE corded silk r will help me find him increase Tariffs - UPPER MAIN FLOOR THE BON MARCHE * - The commission's p' s are Women’s Fiber Silk MURDERS REVEALED | ye. bor" the “members are at Hose 39c Pair on a progressive tariff profitable to keep food stored “Taubell’s” Fiber Silk Stockings at 39c Coats, Special $3. 95 In the warehouses for jong , Boys’ Reefer Top =| BY BLACKHANDER =, 205, "=fts a pair Friday. The 65c quality, with slight Yo 200 ela ioe ne je re a arn welpnieee Caine ler . : n't Ly hi irregularities in the knitting. In black, | to 10 years, in neat eet ns batiarthe onnmlstien white and a few shades tweeds, of plaids, strip: ers believe they can contro! UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE RON MARCHE tures; some pinch back s be UPPER MAIN FLOOR THE BON M ARC HE aa ate ta Men’s 25¢ Silk ‘t Foar-in-Hands 17c 20c Madras Shirting A clearance of odds and ends of Men's at 15c a Yard Open-end Sil ur-in-Hands, in stripes, 1,500 yards of Madras Waist announce interest of Worked on Fish figures and dots, in all colors. Also Men's ing, special at 15c a yard. Full a ex Proof that the commission wil c | be able to be the controlling factor pure silk accordion knit Four-in-Hands, 3) wi de, in g { patter 1 Is to yard we n regulating prices Hes in the ef. for 50c. in the lot ctual way in which prices have mith. salesman for THE BON MARCHE vane | io fm el arn t In fron use the LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE | IT hi L. ik Hi C on kept d Sl it vieves Like is Car kets, says P attributes th © fact a warn onto. p,| A Special Lot of Brand New Suits | ‘°° °° "°°" No Alterations to | ata Low Price— $16. 95 HE’LL GO TO FRANGE ” ai sl Terminals ny been tasued to fishing con-| Garments. Manufactu: of Odd Suits, each one © port commission's meet Churchill C. Peters, 19, son of a re ° the very | ned of be ‘ ts 33 ing west aday afternoon, a reso: But Bargains Bar- itn ed wool jersey, A. Peter eattle, 8 A Mer. ition was passed, authorizing the , poplin, abardine, serge and t of the Yale university unit of |/;7 eaiate construction of a pul belt 1 from Hanford st. to a the Ambulance corps, which will gains All the Time |"! checks. Sizes for women and misses she. Sree on cert tg nection with the Northern Pa + : cay areas NEW SPRING COATS $8.45 || May 26. Mr nt Mra. Peters will ‘ Send tine to, Wet: Maal, IN THIS NEW KIND Surue Cobia; ait Bia the laseats atc |] x0 to New York ning tin: the six pt spurs OF A STORE Empire band yoke tet. doable | le into the Hanford st. and ykane et. terminals ——————— aie ‘) semi-fitted—of plaids, gabardines Etergios in the postoffi< lobby MAY BE SUSPENDED | and had him arrested Wednesday WASHINGTON, May 17.—A ening. ‘There is @ warrant for| gios in Portland, charging from |Mmovement is on in congress to voming |euspend the child labor law during the war Going on the theory that the se | iect service will draw from the REARRANGE DATES Iflelds and factories of the country | hundreds of thousands of men, the plea may be made to “let the chil dren do the Ww . Up to the present the mover church this for suspension of the child labor , and hereafter will run with|/iaw has progressed no further the calendar instead of from Eas-|than conferences prompted _ by ter to Kaster. The next conven-|gome of the Southern senators, led | tion will be held at Trinity Parish|,y Overman, North Carolina ] chureh February, 1918. Muslin Night t Fi him Ow! tite | bce peti rial hed jf) Cntatiris while he was Win Sk in COn- Tl with bim | | | Muslin Chemises of fine quality with round or V necks, prettily trimmed with hy and ribbon ru with stealing $1 trasting some scal eal year of the Olyr held at St. Cle EXTRA FOOD FOR Boost Mess Fuxn EXT Vie | Coast artillery as ushers, the Schu | bert club gave the closing concert |, WASHINGTON, May 17.—Amer: of its season for the benefit of the |!can sailors are going to have or tilleremen's meas fund, Wedres,|more to eat during the war. Here's day night at the Unitarian chuzca,| Wat & dill passed by the senate COHGRATULATE HiM White Waists—fine quality voiles, nice looking models, at 79. They have collars of contrasting colors, self material, and with plaited fronts; some s¢ alloped collars, some lace trimmed. . Waists for Yc . Fine Milan Hemp | Sport Suits and Sailors for $1.49 Spee Dresses $3.39 “During the continance of the an extra allowance of one Unprecedented values in Milan Hemp| ‘Two-piece sport suits that may nce of coffee or cocoa, two ounces Rite tnt taroe and small. in green anc en ak codk. met ele . a K. Powers, elevator operator |of sugar, four ounces of hard breac ors, g all, in g and | worn a at or rt separately. Mad Sie police station, was the ro-|or its equivalent and four ounces black; plain styles or with telescope | of fine linene and royalty basket weaves, crowns, Also some Panama shapes in| with contrasting colored trimmings. All Puritan sailors and rolling brim styles, | the latest styles are here. ciplent of 300 hand-shakings today.|of preserved meat or its equivalent | He was married to Miss Vesta|shall be allowed to enlisted men of | Erskine, of 6421 Corliss ave. Wed-|the deck © and standing | nesday morning at the University watches between 8 o'clock p, m Presbyterian church, and 8 a, m. THE SEATTLE STAR FREDERICK@NELSON Square-Tube Steel Bed, $15.00 Cream Enamel or Vernis Martin Finish 5 begs rUBE BED pictur Shans steel construction, with able enamel fini The Clearing Carpet Samples At Attractive Prices WO hundred and eighteen pieces in the offering, consisting of discon- tinued samples from our cut-order department. They are in Wilton, Axminster and Body Brussels weaves, well-finished with bound ends, and will be found useful as small rugs for bedroom, bathroom and hall. Sizes and prices as follows: WILTON AXMINSTER NO A PRICE NO SIZ} PRICE 7 $1.50 50¢ $1.00 $2.00 $1.50 35¢ 5O0¢ $2.00 Second Floor, $2.00 1 $2.50 9 75e $1.00 4 $1.50 4 $3.00 6 Bright New Cretonnes «, The Red For Window Draperies, Cushions Cross and Slip-Covers = “This organ | tie call for cheerful, cool-looking draperies to do zation our ’ ntirymen has brought re the Her to every Cretonnes, in old-fashioned flowered effects for ~nation in the “ Z Z Great War. Its upper rooms and rich tapestry printings, vivid bird- tkilled workers 1 P : f and-! a is, n 100eT r esi, have cared for the wounded in an patterns, and modern art designs for every army.” living-rooms and dining-rooms. sub ion z h : Subscriptions socsived st the Especial attention is directed to the extensive assortments featured at 30c and 35¢ yard. Red Cross Booth, First Floor NEW NET CURTAINS, sheer and soft-draping, in Wi d a wide selection of designs, moderately priced at In OW $2.50 and $2.75 pair. MAROUISETTE AND VOILE CURTAINS in an Shades 2 pe attractive showing at $2.25 pair. SASH RODS, 1234, 15¢ and 20c each. UPHOLSTERY TAPESTRIES, fifty inches wide, g the summer months is Fanewered by Section with ample new stocks of Olive-green Watercolor Shades, 3 feet wide, 80 inches long, mo ted on automatic ro Tr, 45e eac Olivegreen Linolene Shades, ° feet wide, 89 inches long, mounted in pleasing verdure patterns, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25 and on Columbia-pattern roller with $2.50 yard nickel-plated brackets, 55c each ad yara. Olive-green Oil Opaque Shades = CEDAR STORAGE CHESTS of Eastern cedar, mounted on Hartshorn automatic , roller; 3 feet wide, 80 nes well-built and finished, size 18x1934x48, $9.00 each, long, 6c each Firs or —First Fleer, Basement Salesroom New White-top Sook [Lee — $6.00 Pair kid vamp and white kid and leather Louis heel 8, $6.00 pair Same style, 8 inches } , black kid vamp ctah, aiees 2 0 7.1 Bruit Jars Basement Salesroom Of the Favored 45 Trimmed Hats Serts ready for the foresighted — a, 75 housekeepers who are planning their campaigns P ae ee f preserving and can (9) ving 3 cane Hats, turbans and ot! eo me er effects, desirable 1 1 black ning: KERR SELI SEALING JARS, as pictured, require tubber ring for wear with d med with or ers and wings. Exception- ally low-priced at $1.75. g. priced as follows: Pints, 70c dozen; qua Banded Leghorn Hats, 83. oS | swe Ce 1 im, bonnet | ECONOMY JARS with ex- la Soft, flexible Leghorns in effects, sailor and fedora shape mouth, ideal for Sand Navy Green Purple Old-blue Gold banded with grosgrain ribb Attrac rubber ring it $3.95. : Pints, $1.00 dozen; quarts, Salesroom llons, and vegetables; tively priced require zen; half- A New Shipment of i IDEAL GI Women’s Khaki Outing | 'S°"/° clamp over large ASS - TOP seal with mouth. Pints, 95¢ dozen; Apparel | pee $1.05 dosent half- | ante arrivals for those who are planning | gallons, $1.35 dozen camping vacations, mountaineering and other | JELLY GLASSES, complete outdoor activities, these new Coats and Sh very with vers, priced as fol durable khaki cloth, lows: Third-pint size, 3 Coats in sizes 34 to 46, 82.75. | dozen; half-pint size, 35e | ‘ae dozen | Skirts, 22 to 36 inches waist measurement, $2.00. ent Salearoom. Base) nt Salesroom,