The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1917, Page 10

|Dainty Little White Dresses for the May F estival Many a little heart will be beating fast estival, f one of th Be vest times of the whole year—and rse, everyone will be dressed in white Uhe Bon Marct 1 vour nee $198 to $14.50. Dre reer es, bat iste, organdies ets, in Empire and normal-waisted effec Just the dearest little Dresses, fas! A little Empire Dress ha ets of em joned of or ly rows and row { broidered orgar nsert Jace inse at the t ‘ | sh ifled tom and soft, light blue mb trimme match, priced at $9.50 $5.95 Embroidered Organdy and Net | Any little girl w 1 fee n h | been prett mbined t ke a da " a dainty af s is. dress; tucked an little « r dainty t wear at the lace Riche to p tion, with loose May Festiva t nt 1 panel front and back; $14.50 uds are strewn here and there; $4 SECOND FLOOR THE BON MARCHE 300 Black Trimmed Hats of Shiny Piping at t $2. 45 Wi New Mid-Season Styles, Distinctive Models and an Absurdly Low Price Delightfully smart Hats of black, shiny piping in such a variety styles; a so becoming, yet all so dif nt, for we have pr 1 individua for you, even | at this low price The trimmings smart, yet simple—American Aigrette, fancy Stick-ups, Glyc erined Ostrich and Flower Trimming. For good measure we've added sor ach I white and ew SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE | ORDER A POUND AND A HALF OF “BON SPECIAL” ¢ OFFEE FOR 50¢ We'll gladly send it up if you buy S50c worth of other groceries at the same You'll say FOURTH FLOOR White Canvas Oxfords Challies & Cretonnes 124c ; White Canvas Pumps 4,000 yards of yard wide Cotton Challies and Cretonnes; in lengthe te 0 yards: neat patterns Wear white canvas footwear this summer Assorted Wash Goods 12'2¢ it’s the be and side-step the high cost of leather Odd lots of assorted Wash Goods, silk and cot You'll find them cool, comfortable and | ton tures, crepes, ratines and other weaves a : inc! wide meectical. } LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE White Ostend Cloth Lace Boots on neat, narrow toe last; welt soles with white military or white enameled leather Louis heels; pair $5.00. Girls’ White Canvas English Walking Shoes, with leather soles and 1%4-inch heels; pair $4.00, White Canvas TwoStrap Pumps with turned soles and medium height covered heels, Pound _ toe shape: pair $2.00, Bleached Bed Sheets 69c | Red quality bleached Muslin, with flat center seam Bleached Bed Sheets 85c Sheets, alzo 76x90 Inches, made of firm White Canvas Lace Oxfords with square eds Hed Sheets, size 7 nehes, made of hearter turned soles, neat round toe shape; medium quality bleachet Mus with flat center seam Jength vamps and covered heels; pair $2.7. good wearing Sheets LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. THE BON MARCHE ARGAIN BASEMENTE No Comparative Prices Are Used in Our Bargain Basement Advertising EVERY BARGAIN HAS GOT TO STAND ON ITS OWN FEET It may be that we have been able to secure $20.00. 25.00 even $30.00 Suits t . but all we're going to say is Suits Suit pecial $16.95 and sell at $16.95, go at that That is one of the reasons this new kind of a store every time ) u should why ye aking a walk ou come Women's Corsets, high and |——— prettily low bust styles, fitted with four DROCLere;, sizes 18 to | A Makers’ 26. Special 89c Price eee ceseeeee | Sample Line Misses’ Stockings of biack || ° ailk lisle; fine ribbed; sizes of Suits 5 to 9%. Special 25 Seminonae c at $16.95 ead vara o. fine Forerunners of the isle in black, brown . iad white; also Fiber Silk Newer Styles—Advance #8} in black and white Mid-Season Modes © TH Pair... 25c ; tA Remarkable values * ” Envelope Chemise: of fine are offered in this ur ; Batiste, trimmed with em usual line of high-clas TH broidery or lace insertion $16.98. PI | and edge. uits at $16.95 lain, | Price $1.00 emi-tailored and ||| Silk Camisoles in various ahi Slt he halal - ot ~ Hh} styles, ail a with lace rdine and | | | trimmed | | 95c Each the most yular Street and Afternoon Dresses hades represented, in of Wool Crepe and French women and = misse Serge, some Serge and Tat , feta com | As vinaions..... $10.25 b - Bargain Basement Specials for Men and Boys Lingerie Waists 79c Waists in all-white, some in the new bright striped patterns; embroidered and | Boysef Novelty Sults in § erd checks, Gabar pleated front styles, with large collars, lace | dine, Worsted and Homespuna, in $1 95 trimmed, or collars of contrasting colored | Mght and dark colors material | Men's Flannel Work Shirts in grey, tan, olive drab and Khaki color; size 14% to 17%, each Silk Crepe de Chine Waists, Special $1.85 89c Dainty Walsts of pink and white silk Crepe do | Men's Silk Tles, large open end scarfs, in a Chine, made with the new large shaped collara, large assortment of colors and 40 edged with fine Jace and hematitched down the | Patterns; each Cc} fronts . ‘ i Men's Negligee Shirts with soft or atiff cufte White Drill and Khaki ome with attached collars; plain colora and Middy Blouses at 69c oie galls alia ai 89c} Middy Blouses for outing wear, some all white ; ne ’ some trimmed with blue, smocked Middy Hlousma | Men's Hose of fine ribbed cotton in blue, cham and some of Khaki cloth trimmed with blue «ilk mene, black, gre and white braid. | #izes 914 to 11; Pate 15c | THE SEATTLE STAR ‘USTER TELLS THE STAR OF WAR AIMS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 " - om FREDERICK&NELSON isual-—yet with apparently greater frankness 1 would s great deal to be able ro to the peop iver yous hi tite alting Tie wee mast ff | Short Lengths of Laces, Nets and Crepes ters which interest them so vitally and on which the un in a Disposal at Keen Reductions | nfidence of the government as fu they shoul va Lace Section has scheduled for Wednesday an interesting clearan us th Abby 26 bat", fete the fault of overworked of accumulated remnants, comprising many items that can be { te tment Retin he Wal ste iy T bell . rive h ies : to good advantage in developing one’s plans tor summer sewing a fu | frank statement given to the public of thing « these items are sequence except, of course, strict military operations ans Laces of many descriptions, ranging Metallic Laces in various width from narrow edges and bands to 45 i Georgette Crepes, Chiffons and Chif- HAD TALK WITH WILSON; r inch flouncings fon Cloths in a variety of XAISER MENACE REAL Cotton and Silk Nets, 42 and 72 Printed Novelties in Georgette Crepe, The governor had a half hgur's conversation with Presi inches wide, in a variety of color Chiffon Cloth and Silk Marquisette. lent Wilson shortly before he left the capital I irprised at the utter frankness with which the in the assortment are many pieces long en for a blouse or skirt nresident ¢ ussed the war situation, its problems, and the and quite a few fror which entire dr t be made The prices ¢ ultimate benefits to be derived,” said Governor Lister Phere clearance are exceptions vive been criticisms that the government was slow in thi iH Caleta Yiiick: Bins jorim that. If only the eritics knew! Things are being done eet eee esi jby the government of which we have no conception—things are moving on such a scale and with such rapidity that it 1 perfectly amazing The people must be patient The war situation is new - ine wie tae ‘not een made pi hat which wn wil Basemenf Salesroom ! ! outstandir t that the Hohenzollern : writ ' usly real the United State ting a war of defense for the safety, not only of itself A Very Attractive Offering of of the world’s civilization 4 that war of defense the ington 9 ° 9 to play an all-important role. ‘The vernment relies upon W. d M C ts a Be oveonir pbidit cis. Sor u fucgs gamer omens an ISSeS Oa f r most of its projected wooden ships. Lister’ timulate foc da) d production had preceded Presi timate food production bad preceded Pres at $15.00 tl t a crop that would have been below normal " w probably be allah Oy aleak néena Results From an Advantageous Purchase HABIT OF THRIFT DURING WAR TO —_ IN PEACE secially beneficial pn altogether pocdinse of the ate ¢ to both the individual and the nation, but i for its future value as well. Hundreds of people who have Materials never tilled © any purpose, are doing now. if | Velour What \ habit ere will endure after the Diagonal war t ng some of the things that formerly were bought arket and store.® ui Poplin Thin is but one illustration of — Peatherfiutt what the war can do and will do tor this nation. Thrift and econ WASTE ARMY “SIGNS Coating jomy of war times will also do their measure of good, ia. fixing WOMEN RECRUITS | Gaberdine habits of people, after the war. Do —the se ou think the government can fix | r control the price of foods in war time without tending toward ° ° Continued From Page 1 °° | son's favor the @ | elimination of the middleman’ ¢t han of the « ie a ed fabrics. tortion In times of peace? on home “We are approaching fronomics, acted as a recruiting “ Weare approaching ©'ficer, and bas a supply of eniiet changes In our economic, ment cards for any who apply to cial, and political structure. and taking big strides, The nation as a whole is being re born with a new and higher social conscience, with a keen er appreciation of the duties and obligations between fellow men bh tthy tedattiascs te Coats of unusually good style and quality at the price. t Mr Frederick J. Clark, 1424 Seventh ave, N. Wednesday after noon, soldiers for the Army Against Vinate will be called for Clip the enlistment The today, «ten ve given Ihe range of materials and colors is choice—and the styles include both three-quarter and full-length models, with half or full lining. $15.00. card from your An attractive saving-opportunity- a reas to it and i) it to “Bo, out of the furious fires" 4 4 mail it ; of war for world democracy, | tie Waste Editor at The Star of The Four Coats Sketched Are From This Offering must be kindled the flame of | Enliatment cards can also be r broader and greater democracy |{UNd at the Owl Drug store States. | | Third ave. and Pike st; check W lJ S Cc. Pree i tit tome. "witheut y!veme of the Liberty and Coliseum H New Wool Jersey Sports Coats at $12.50 It, our sacrifices would be In eatres; cand atand the , ain. With it, no sacrifice is | ‘8% entrance of the Sanitary mar have just been received in four very smart models, with large collars and patch ‘ . 7 ' Fitet ave. and Pike st: wom f ‘ too. a ed feeling that |(!® feat room of the Ron Marche pockets Rose, Gold, Wine, Olive-green, Copenhagen Kelly-green and Dark- lithe governor fs satisfied that there |#94 Puss'n Boota Confectioner green, with self or contrasting cotlar. Sizes for women and misses. Price be no disastrous consequences | “ § Sec ave $12.50. —Basement Ealesroom. should a a special session the legislature. He has no in tion of doing #0 at present are © ne r tw things cially require legislative Unusual Values: ntion at thia time neh the ‘Sows comatatve romana White Washable Kid Shoes bate saaitional roti, and at $5.85 Pair Legislature on the Square ‘Ordinarily, | should dread such s i an event, with all the evil that par Reeven 928 ; N unusually low ltieanship and reckless legislation | ('s"* % dind: Mra’ Bileabern price on = smart ts capable, But these are no or-| 5 a a ainary times-—and partisanship | Pennie et en Street Boots of wW hite has no pee in emi boas 7 a relae i aoe: band om washable kidskin, in feel confident that if ne legisla tee « . * s Mra ry : © {s called together in special . Aa ita * 84-inch model as hession, that it will do Its work on af Mies Mor: pictured, with white ricth uainess principles, and | + Ree le * : sot This ix another of the | Felle\. Mo ; Pr An ivory soles and heels New Sacques she PAgrtmn hcg rok Aom rial BL PS, 4 with aluminum plate. 65 structed the highway commission. | - | Built over an excel- Cc er to undertake no new construc = is f HIS. dainty, coo! - lookin, tion except where it fan abdsolute| Los Angeles Woman vg is sith td flecaue may be hed in wail necessity ; “ : oe last. mee tinal. aconoralon® the: go Wants to Be First "as = eae crossbarred lawn, patterned ernor sald, “and we must build On List| i € i er at with pink, blue, lavender or “Disloyal” with an eye to the future. In pairs available in the | rose designs, er in striped lawn SAN FRANCISCO, May 22.— this connection, {t Is well to < \ t Sepe ¢ in black, pink o: r Il to know that Gen. Goethals | Declaring she is against Amer. \ various sizes and white colshinauians, and the shipping board will give] ican participation in the war, | . widths is indicated The round collar and cuffs the Northwest contracts for wood! weg Edith Catterson, Loe An. below: are finished with embroidered ind #teel ships to fta fullest ca-| | r scallops in plain color. Price Geles, has written to U. 8. Die. | pacity trict try to get more contracts than it The Northwest should not) 65¢ Basement Salesroom, Attorney Preston asking 542 6 61427 712 8 1, 44% 5 can reasonably fill. That would be| that her name be placed at the | 2'2 3 3% (2 sheer waste. The healthy «tate fs| head of “disloyal Americans” | AA . 1 SO Pea Pe oA a » capacity load. If there should bh» which he is preparing. Today | = = = H. -B nore contracts than producing the letter wae forwarded to | \ 1} 3 (31 92161 6:14). 3-44 alr-DOW pacity ean han the result| federal officials in Los Angeles a = 5 Ribb Y could be an intolerable competi-| for Investigation, that her wish B $1 314] © [7] O02] 614) F |4 ibDonNns, 20c Yd Len fer labor and machinery of | may be granted. | ( 2 S12 161 616) wae ole 3 1 G OOD tying quality in plain production y ) | For a Better World a D 212]1/21314141413 214 taffeta, moire and flowered | There is an opportunity before ‘WOMEN S$ PART TOLD ribbons, widths up to 8% us such as the lumber ietie BY MRS. M. woo Price $5.85 pair s, 2 ed at we yard cne of our mainstays tn this state, l M se < jasement Salesroorn has never had, We can take » AN Rasement Salesroom | y| ‘The openings for women in the | industries of the country and the) opportunity 0} all concerned vantage of that by being fair to Misses’ Hose This fe a war against aggrandize.| part that women are to play In the ment, against greed, against op-| War was covered by Mrs, Mary 8 8 P Fi Aen, Bee tiie ioe | Wealena) wai ease Tecmo 18c Pair Netter world to live in—and wo| Vocational training for women, = | s rsies sie stall, with proper co-operation, | Tuesday, in her address in Bagley | | an rere) emnants ISSES' Fine-ribbed Cotton Jachieve that end hall, on the state university | Stockings in black and | i campus, Mrs. Woolman will be a| R d d P . white, with double heel and Savs Husband Balks | member of the summer school tac at Keduce rices toe; sizes 5% to 91g, 18¢ pair. ulty at Oregon Agricultural college Three pairs for 50¢ Want case acuacakert Bile nel eee rHE WOOLENS include Poplins, Serges, Tweeds, Basement Salesroom, make a will inher favor, ways Mra. | Granite Cloth, Challies, Wool Taffetas Hleanor Gooch, in renewing her dt : ‘ vorce mit against Edward H ‘FLAGS ON MUNICIPAL THE SILKS include Crepe de Chine, Taffetas, Silk Union Suits, 35c G h Monday ’ te Behe Messalines, Peau de Soie e BUILDING ON MAY 30 bone-dry folks Poplins, Duchess Satin VY JOMEN'S fine-ribbed Cotton Union Suits, low neck an sleeveless, with for the King county Preparing drought. ahead, Six flage will be hoisted from the | County-City building on Decoration | They are lengths from one to six yards, adapted acelin are buying permits to bring injday, ‘Chere will be one on everyd to many tses —Basement Salesroom or tight knee, sina 34, 08 and booze faster than they have In|corner of the building and one 88, Price B5¢; 3 for $1.00 many moons. Monday 4,596 per-|above the ‘Third and Fourth ave Basement Galesroam Imits wore fesued, entrances,