The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1917, Page 10

NORTHCLIFFE 1 baed Northcliffe, New Head of pogo ion to U. S., Arrives his headquarters in the Savoy hotel today This afternoor lunched at Buckingham Palace, with King George and Queen Mary and tonight he was to be Ameri FIRST AMERICAN " OFFICERS QUIETLY , RICH MUST DO BIG BIT IN WAR, SAYS OLYMPIA, June 11 pt ready t ¥ © agg RRIVE IN PARIS so "masor'Pers eer’ CLAUDE KITCHIN | eG oa a + PARIS, June 11.-—Colc WASHIN( June 11.—The S 27, 29, iy, Taylor and | rich must do at « n ( nd broke nes of Corsets in var . odels for s and erage ie Dunn and Moore AMERICAN VESSEL = ar dh and bro es of in various styles, models for r and averag Vance guant of Gen, . house Leader K ¢ ude of good quality white coutil, well boned; and ached hose . Teac! Paris today. 1 : ed he A ‘ ee S a ly had not been apprised ot SUNK BY GUN FIRE the «| Capitol City Bank of Olympla, con pe a 1 es of H. & W. Wai | arrival and only a few local} LONDON, June 11—An_ |preparing tc ntary {fered with the governor Saturday THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE were on hand to extend a| American vessel, the Magnus riot in t ns on the matter. | t | x Manson, has been sunk by Some liberal senators, too, share nana of Red 2 . PParie is plannins a tromentous| pomss"sna guntire from's Ger. |Kitchits. den thor the veh’ man ARTILLERY FIRING it Thad my way.” sald Is Your Flag Soiled or Tattered—Put Out a New One ~ grptad Maj. i Pershing man submarine, it wae formally [should stand the brunt o ON FRENCH RO “td go down to Fry acking : . * American officers said their! reported today. The crew have [money burden, especially as el F NT ene and get bartels of blood and =~ age to Bolougne and the trip) reached Faro safely. poor man will do the bulk of the| it on the ‘ ; le Bunting American there to Paris were unvent fighting Simin) Sena si aseier ana |O* sak tha abe hos-iaeea American Flags of Standard Eag! unting Hea ‘trastan’ Binilin Chidieshar'’ot| pacer amine ber oun cooperation with the Red Wool Bunting Flags in Fast Colors PERSHING DOES membership tavored raising one-| ficial statement. Nv All Goes ‘to Fund \orhat have sewed. stripes trong, serviceable Flags 0 T BREAKS WITH KAISER third of the total heoryrneesy 0 rev § cg in i None of the money cc b ee ist: atonne < Fagle iting, with sewed J from increased income taxes Cerny, the gunfire was lively » towar ‘ | 4s s hihi es and stars; canvas head- WAR WORK LONDON, June 11.—8an Do. and excess profits taxes along with) East of Chemin Des Dame Agha a srg. pica ad eid Stat ae ee LONDON, June 11.—Maj. Gen.| mingo has broken diplomatic rela-|at least $500,000,000 on luxuries; |statement said, an enemy raid f ing many of which have escaped in the ed around Hill 204, In the Woev senate deal patrols were active. conferred with a number) tions with Germany, a Reuter dis f members of the British war ft) patct h from Berlin reported today THE BON MARCHE Ba RGAIN BASEMENT You Always Save by Trading Here—- 4—By selecting your merchandise for yourself. 5—Because many service features are eliminated. 6—Because Quick Service Cash Registers replace checks. ‘ 1—By Paying Cash. 2—Because there are no free deliveries. ope sales 3—Because there are no fine fixtures. Just 20 Fortunate Women Can Buy | These Sample Dresses At $3.95 fortunate in getting this e, and every one Just Received 56 Misses’ and Women’s New Serge We were extremely sample line of Dresses at a low pric of the 20 women who comes early enough to get one D at this unusually small price will consider herself resses doubly fortunate. In the lot are Satin, Silk Poplin, Crepe de Chine and if mh * ‘$2. 98 Taffeta Dresses thie Ve A number of attractive styles and colors—and f co~ i, very low price for sizes from Misses’ 14 to Women’s 44—but just a few t 19, | Pod Dresses. Several of each. Some have touches of fancy stitching ~ » attractive styles are in- others are in overskirt effect and there are a few se, |. AN | mera ane tie va light party dresses in the lot. We're listing the exact \g aes, rae : number of each size to be found here: \ | vers and buon = trim- SIZE 14 16 34 36 38 40 42 44 ming. Shades of blue, a NO. OF DRESSES teres f ace ee ee ey ee veeeiee ae t ts i che oh eS ew =} black. Sizes 16 to 40. " Children’s Rubberized $1 1 0 Coat, Cap and Bag $2 25 Hooded Raincapes for ° for Rainy Days . . . ; Neat little Raincapes of good rubberized ma- Shepherd check outfits of Raincoat, Cap and : Me Gis inideani eure: IREeRS 3ag, coats and caps of novelty checked material and ‘ : terials. izes for children © to 14 years, Inexpen- Honlin coats, in blue and tan, with hood attached. sive and practical garments. W ap hood attached. fEyery garment is well rubberized. Good values Just the thing for these uncertain days. Children’s Canton $1. 49 Raincapes and Coats Tan and blue Canton cloth Raincapes and Coats. Garments that I rubberized. They will nst rain and dampnes good protection for girls 6 to 14 years. Good styles. at 82:25; Girls’ New Dresses of Gingham, Priced 49c | Neat little Dresses of gingham and percale, trimmed with touches of rep in contrasting color. [ity French and Empire styles. Sizes for girls 2 to 14 years. Fine for play and vacation wear. give Sizes are | 1,000 Maimed Soldiers May Parade i in Seattle} | , BRITISH PRESS PART OF PLAN | OF TAFFETA SILKS, WOOL SERGI GABARDINES, 4 . ; F a Women's Mid-season Suits, lo and act IN WAR PLANS -OFWILSON NOTE FOR RED CROSS ag heme and cone large collars and fan pocket | NEW YORK, June 11.—Lord a NDON . ri dole ent 9 “ya One thousand wounded and You will like the ways th ilk and Warthelitte, noted British pub- logle” “hiator those were rome maimed Canadian soldiers hc ittons. The silks are in na Cor , old, | “api a ela yy editorial phrases with which from the Western front will be mand Wisk. Wools in. mustard . ann an, rook) | ad ( geoingaal seat ge itish newspapers hailed President! carried thru Seattle's streets ase an 5 ustard n, apt e, | hy 4 " “ ‘ori Nae wile Wilson's message to Russia in a vivid pageant to drive lack and nav Ra contr, Editorials of papers of ever home the necessity of speedy : , TS ca ocenta” : ® F were united in and efficient Red Cross pre oft White Twill Midd Phre 1 Ww Vash | : oe t ation of the American exe paredness, according to plans {ou sizee $12 kirt S/ || =, “ Wa “speedos tive’s argument against return to. launched Monday by Mazen J Blou all sizes $1 : | He had } ated wha pe ge lhcb PEP oa ie er Blue or Red Trimmed All Sizes and Lengths Us W interpreta | etfic ratlw , the pu ati ar : t of the 4 tions | itelty ear f fur c c I plain , inder pleased, han determined to make Seattle re juire a ises a © 4 pop Ss The popular ally realize that the United State L Full size es at i gor hered and ela “ American comm s/ ie at wa —— A + ot - wow: ~ * . " better exposition « He started the stringy ames °) that ure re c ¢ pock- | Te Coordinate War Work sims than the allies themselves Monday to Kal salon from the Hf} \ patch pocket and lace in front « i tr 4 a wtat tomas hai have given to date Canadian § rin « \ SECOND FIOOR—THE BOD | a: ? Even tho the note was delayed | wounded octal |] | greatly, those In touch with Rus boat | > gan Bea br rinn affairs believed the offect. ‘They the pa . fnstructed to try t he € . : mere of the var NEW CANTONMENT Gress ¢ : Tuesday at the June Sale of White apncennticcnsciini teh organizatic eady es ; " a‘ mes P . ‘ ment ¢ alled } Slipover Gowns Muslin Skirts, fitted here, We urged wi by President Wilson f mere tae Stace CAMPS ARE PICKED :*;../. | Howse ot Muslin Gira Sived ce | | WASHINGTON, Ju Nurses on Corners tire f i iin wath “Until I p nt my credentials wing national bon Wkk ae Siete all daa Bans | es ¢ awn anc @t Washington, it is impossib « t were anno Mond n off in th A ' ¢ insertion or entire Me to make any further state J Lawl Aire 7 rps of nt of id 4 Glad to Be in U. S. ie plane pi Red ¢ tent daint 1 * “T can, however, express my very ‘wn the # t corners, in which 1 ribb d bt gern ie S, oteaas campe \ laged ‘ ! Envelope Chemise Princess Slips ar soft and which has many de Worth, th, one finish button ations and friendships for Waco ke « , ! 1 © *Nor is it saying too much w Linda Vista, Cal andie or {ront nm lace oF add that the whole British + The ¢ agen embroidery trimming; ve a profound sense of gra for » nal (4 € -4tahinnee 4 Ress for the magnificent w y in <a 4q site Was re 1 n and of flounce s Mr. Balfour as . edg tr ed to match To Stage Pageant F and the complete success of Lord Northeliffe _ GOVERNOR NOT YET twa lial t THIRD FLOOR—-THE BON MARCHE ——————————— sald b rr will make oat rea READY TO APPOINT realize the Unt tnt = President Suzzallo, of $6.04 2x3 FEET, $2.95 i mask With the 2 $8.25 3x5 FEET, $4.50 scripted” “committees with $12.50 eA 1x6 FEET, $5.95 next week to solicit contributs Tho publicity committee met ¥ Printed Silk Flags, Mounted on Printed Cotton Flags, Mounted with Titus Monday ft ” . e ii} Judge Toawerth ia ta charge of : Polished Staff Gilt Spear meetings which will be held thie ¥ ¥ EACH | week and next as part the cam 4 2 3 5e BACH | paign The first mee 8 36-INC Hy 0c BAC | probably be held Thursday French and | Flags in all sizes \ Silk and Wool Suits $17.95 Models Formerly Sold at Higher Prices | 7 \e. Corsets and H. & W. Waists in Odd Sizes Onty--mre Reduced to 49e Ea. om LAY PLANS ON WAY TO FIX a BASEMENT, UNION ST. STORE Neckwear——It’s New It’s Smart 50c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.75 and $3.50 ~ { icy lace and net stock Collars emphasize the newest | [Continged From Page Di : Gametime vogue in smart neckwear; net stocks with large plaited | give the first tests jabots, edged with val or oriental lace; plaited net collars | When he 7 aman, the with cascade jabéts or with deep idered scalloped ther board member ust sun edge r her phys! Plain and Fancy Ribbons, 25c to $1.00 Yard A complete stock of Hair- bow Ribbons in plain and fancy weaves; Dresden pat terns in light and dark col t | make an exam | the first nat i} doctor's de Plain Grosgrain Ribbons in | all widths in black, white | plaid ribbons for | and colors; ome in Roman stripes hairbows; also brocades suit- and Chinese designs for hat able for sashes and cami- May Cet Many Doctors bands soles; white, pink and blue in cases: of donbt the board may UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE one aft All Aboard for the Portland.Rose Carnival Here’s the Proper Luggage | LightweightMatting Black Walrus Grain Tranks With Enamel Suit Cases, 24-inch Traveling Bags at Steel Covering at —$3.95— — $4.75— —$6.95— | I | | ion bo With strong .frames, well Size 16 and 18-inch Trav- Substantially built trunks | » reinforced leather corners eling Bags of black walrus with «¢ d steel cover- | tically decided din and bound fitted grain leather with strong ing, protected with four] an Rv Pat regi lon board, con-|f) with brass lock and bolts; brass lock and catches; hardwood slats; fitted with Salevia | two leather straps and waterproof lining with a two heavy sole leather} r handy shirt fold roomy side pocket. straps and good size tra In citles of more than 30,000 the THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. registration board will also become | the exemption board To make the plan more flexible 24-Inch Calico 7c Yard governor of each tate 1 orized to 8 t suggestion auth A Bee A for changes in the personnel whe 2600 yards of Calico in mill lengths and full bolts in black and white, brown and | the present incumbent of t white checks, navy blue and light colors with small patterns. \ artment ha 27- inch Gingham 12¢ 27-inch Lawn 7c Yard Madras Shirting 15c for suggestions Gingham in plaid > 32-inch Madras | desire to mak By ck plain shades of Printed Lawn in small, neat woven cords and | Orders went out today to all po- || pin and blue; lengths to Patterns, also plain blue, pink . in black, blue lice departments to bring in the J} 10 ya nde. and red, 27 inches wide and tan | Bap och LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THKE BON MARCHE The period of leniency allowed | fj lf | by the provost marshal general in |) . YP soe'taswea” =" "Hl Some of the Good Things the 10c Store Has for You 5c Ink Tablets; good quality special, 8 for 10¢. Feet, Olive Oil Castile Soap, good size bars, 2 for 15¢. Mall Boxes, extra strong, nished with lock and key; plet Tollet Paper, regular 5e rolls, special, 4 rolls for 15¢. White Crepe Paper Napkins, | 100 for 10¢, | TEDDY WOULD GIVE ALL EQUAL CHANGE | paper; 10¢ in whito only; fur- Cotton com Stocking pair Be, PHILADPLPHIA, June, 11 a ; democratic army like the’ Frenc 4 Se, 10¢ and 15 LOWER MAIN FLOOR where every man {s prom on his own merit, not accor the Prussian aristocratic plan, |the idea of Theodore Roosevelt, a rer in address before the legraphers, at memorial services _ THE BON MARCHE | | | | | Shop by Phone or Mall—Mail Service Department—Eillott 4100 Order of Railway " their annual |HUNDREDS OF OTHER BARGAINS) = here today.