The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1917, Page 10

peal gy Sa lene nmr ~ as ee pe em a nnn ~ | Red Cross Contributions. Pass $425, 000 Mark _ STL ADDING QUESTION [FRENCH TAKE 300 DONATIONS OF —— Win German Trenches in Sudden Thrust SEATTLE FOL New Silk Waists $1.95 In White, Flesh, Mais, Nile, Coral, Teal Rose, Black and Stripes Sizes From 36 to 44 Why Do Bread, Wheat and Potatoes Cost More in nating positions along the highway ale taken by the Freneh in their April, and o— f WARK SEPUATION America Than in London, Paris great offensive drive in a srlin® |because of the constant menace of tub Si r prett € or Berlin$ further French progress which y ; fled a th urtentce | would very soon close around Laon tractive made with ru 3 ‘ een = . MACEDONIAN VRONT—Artillery and the Germans have striven desper || idl “Wc me embroidered, others plain with ne . Red Cross Returns ATHIAN thea: | ately to recapture them | 1 tucks, z , id Roe tara ‘Ners are e Over $101,000,000 jar af Pra big Peep eae | hirred at the shoulder. ‘The lar By Iaon is one of th base cities in| i) convertible zes to WASHINGTON, June 26.— are reported 4 r converti : : 4 The country has aireeey passed . . ° eé HKussians, the several times revam 4 Hinde nf) SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. ; the $10,000,000 goa! and start- Speculation ‘ck Hoarding in United burg line, and much further prog: | ay ed to roll up an oversubdscrip 1 1 Crates; Food Control in England, France CAMS, tine me eeeeenly./ | ca iad tabs Germna wre It 4 f he the Ree Crees wer fund, N . S$; Te ) Nga ’ ‘ assuming the offensive ever a would mean is: Ne | jermane w utd 4 called for by President Wilson. | | and Germany wide front northwest of Hurte- [have to conside : ‘ oa a) 3 50 ‘ x A total of $101 has b ‘Ag bise, French forces last night | along the line north to the sea | tt > t YS = | i Riserted, Naan aaiograme tains | captured front line trenches and The victory today was all the} al e ots ywer weate : ing from all jons of the | completely attained all objec: | more remarkable, since it eame at a f country promise even more BREAD- Amount Bought for 24cents May 3 | Sivas the war office announced time when the ene my w ws known to In Rose, Gold and Copenhage oe “9 WASHINGTON LONDON BERLIN | “on -h y evening, following a| almost the same region for the Ger Smart and comfortable for little folks, who look cunning in these silky Fiber ttie’s Red Cross contribu. : | short f artillery prepara-|man counter offensive | is § ett tr peat peeinee tt tens totaled $425,000 at noon | ry ea Mg gil ae —— | ers that have large collars, sash and patch pocke ; wesday, while additional con. | French attacked on a strongly organ-| BOHEMIANS — tributions continued to accum- | ised front took all objectives; COPENHAGEN, June LITTLE TOTS’ NOVELTY WOOL SWEATERS IN W HITE AND ulate at headquarters, In the | Imost inst the official state-/sands of Bohemians ar o pomeregss * Arcade building. ron ia The first line of| the Teutonic armies and going over COLORS AT $3.50 This city's allotment of the th en ptély captured,|to the Russtan forces his has t 4 to be raised thru LL_MADE_ OF AMERICAN, FLOUR, _/ gp pyegy Thess surprised at the | been admitted by F. Von Goorst, re Little Tote’ Sweaters of fine white mm Little Tots’ White Wool Sweaters with | ri ' 98. out the nation was $300,000, ir attacks, lost heavily. | tiring Austrian minister of defense half belts and roll collars; $1. AMERICAN WHEAT - Amour bought fer BIO.00. Tey D.,) | rapidity of © full belted and wit! price mounting toward the ha on | NEW YORK LIVERPOOL. PARIS re hundred prison re, including Three resimenta joined the Rus | | $2.50 SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE, | | : | Hen dollar mark. & — Washington oats called upon to Bive $1,000,000, has already report ed approximately $1,412,800, ac > cording to Frank G. Moran, state | FIGHTING RESUMED Sharp clashes are again reported | on the Macedonian front. Both Parix and Berlin report activity, in Trimmed Hats Special $1.00 10 officers, were capt | Followed Bombardment “The counter attacks, following an intense bombardment of the two 4 % Bu. flanks on this front, were stopped by our fire The French coup was executed at Pe extremity of a front on which the ans, up until Saturday, had campaign manager | which both infantry and artillery| Sy Balleltors ceased their work at 9| participated m. Monday, but subscriptions | fe BS refused for a day or so if - "7 f days been waging a tremen. | RUSSIANS ACTIVE ye arcade building hesdquar | POTATOES Caeihe. denis Re 10 May J2| | doux counter offensive BERLIN, June 26.—Russiane in 4 ‘S $4.75 | Hurtebise Mes on the Chemin| Southeastern Galicia and in the j Ae All Oversubscribe des Dames, southeast of Loan, and| Carpathian mountains are agaln| HATS REDUCED TO Reports to Mora howed that very close to Craonne The domi-! fighting sharply * i roma had gone $6,000 beyond her — | THAT Hats in Black and $1.00 ment of $100,000 and Spokane | | FOR- Colors . ad gone $45,000 beyond her PRIEST KNEW OF CRUGER MURDER | MERLY Made of Milans, fancy straw, IT’S TIME |) | The small communities practical (@) By Pe att Milan hemp, ribbon and sat YOU all oversubscribed | SOLD lL ins, simply but taste BOUGHT ed with feather fanc ies with ribbon vrarnesvoacom| BEFORE COCCHI LEFT FOR ITALY Much credit for the overwhelm response in Seattle was being TO $4.7 A HAT ‘bill, read to the house of re pmo official figures whic hy | Hats sold Tuesday to Hazen J. Titus itt, he hi p « Gerector, who undertook *how startling contrasts between prices of t lof necessities of Life! My United Press Leased Wire [sbield Cocchi and sidetrack the in | earlier in the season for By of letting folks know that | !n the United States and in England, Fran and Germany NEW YORK, June 26.—The vestigation ; | much more Mey ought to give to the war fund These figures, illustrated in the sketch above, Representative) Ruth Cruger murder mystery Miss Helen Crager, sister of the SECOND FLOOR, THE BON Lever urges as his strongest argument for the » of the bill) took a new turn today with the murdered girl, told Comminsioner J} MARCHE. Shows How to Do it He was loaned by the Northern | gific railroad for the job. He Wallstein sh tective which will give Herbert C. Hoover power to end speculation and hoard: | | ing of the necessities of life in the United States summoning before the grand Insp oe ene proceeded to make 8 - jury of Father Gaspar Moretto, shortly after her sis 3 - 3 Pie WS Sout the Rea Cows | pea ite te mare verele wit [atte Fim Co, fr ‘he, bene ot| Malan prieat, whe early this and snked thal Faure New Imported Scotch Filet, Madras and Scotch refused to let Seattle forget! be held at Bon Marche park the Red Cross, at Madison park,| Morning admitted to the au- “1 os 5 part, claimed to * bs . . 7 Lee | sera taeence Monday aight, NAMOR PON) ceerition thet Coaoht eontossed (ngrneret for nu, peru,ciaimed wif) §=© Curtain Madras, Price © Weave Curtain Nets aig at the Ata rousing meeting Bg All expenses of the campaign to him just before he escaped (cerning an international white theatre Monday night, the| were paid by members of the ex +s | to Italy slave ring from Miss Larue, a friend —35 Y d 25 Y d ts of the campaign were an- ecutive committee Should Each Give 1c} fyo'trtir to Pather Moretto was of Mrs, Grace Humiston, the wom —, s a — Cc arad— ou by Charles E. Peabody, | That every man, woman and]opened by Bologna reports to local an who found Ruth Cruger’s body : of the state committee. It be -asetonped weeks ago Mon: | child contribute | cent for the next} authorities declaring Cocchi told Gata ts direct Scot lo thrifty housewives who economize by, i speakers were Dr. Henry |" night when the men Who took! Red Cross drive is sug 1 by} the court there that he stayed “at a rege -@e | Madras that mak 1 joking 1 heir o F 1s Ss s chairman of the city com-|the campaign in hand were called | strg FH. Kruger, 604° f. Hepub | priest ‘3 house in Chariton st. for W ife’s Letters Show Madras that ¥ umme ol ng making their own surtai 1 thi large z assort- Fs Hervey Lindley. city man-|to the Arlington club in Portland jican st oe anon ania: ta ceerataed. te Cocchi a Deoenerate curtains for the entire house; ecru fields ment of ge od quality Curtain Nets oifers , Vand Ralph A. Horr, who took |¢2d drafted into the service. They i: a occ a Wegenerate f) with self colored designs, in a large as- selections of attractive, new patterns suit of the speakers’ committee. dropped personal and business mat- | Three other significant facts ROME, June 26.—Rologna au sortment of pretty patterns able for long or sash curtains. d To Auction Gifts ters, rolled up their sleeves and Oregon Give: €S Million} came to ght in the various probes thorities, today gathering every |f] } iis ae Rie aoe i Musicians’ Association band, €°t to work. | PORTLAND, June 26.—Oregon’ ‘al of police laxity and the mystery it-/ possible bit of evidence of Alfredo |) R LOOR— . . - ‘Cross quartet and the Lioyd| jeontribution to the Red Crons will| self, Cocchi's past life, do not believe (Welsh) chorus sang. Rev.) H >. likely reach $1,00 »), The sta | Diatrict Attorney) Swann an-/that part of his confession that " Stewart and Rev. Carter 600 at Madison Park was asked to give $600,000, Port-}nounced that he expected to have Ruth Crger died in a fa Daint Inex ensive Neckwear Jones delivered invocation: Six nieied people attended the, land doubled her $200,000 allotment,| definite evidence today that the scuffle in Cocehi's A p auction of ali goods drop- program presented by _the Chief Se- ‘raising an even $400,000 police made a determined effol New York, in which she the Ttallan's edvances. NEW STYLES AT 50c Ab SWISS COLLARS anding Cocechi's ex ut a dozen tty — co a murder charge styles of p Pretty little Embroidered Swiss the Italian investigation price. Many of the new ollars in a number of dainty pate A RGA I N BA SEM ENT. | Dispatches from Bologna today stocks with jabots are includ terns. Most of them are rather reared ros Goes nie wite asiper prettily trimmed with lace. Oth shallow, with scalloped edges and authorities suggested Cocchi was|f| TS are of organdy with frills out a embroidered designs. Both round | lining shoulder collar. Besides these are Georgette and Satin Collars in lace trimmed and_ tailored White and colors jsuffering from a horrible | degeneracy A Special Lot of Wamen’s Summer | gausu anious | COATS $5.45 | ABOUT U. S. TROOPS: LONDON, June 26 ‘The Sizes 16 to 42 type of and square styles. Very dainty for sheer blouses, silk blouses and coats. Inexpensive little Collars that are cool and dainty. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. 25 and 27 Inch Lawn 5c styles YOU SAVE WHEN YOU TRADE | HERE—BECAUSE | Amer-| | the lean government will announce disposal of its forces on th ern front at the proper t Dress Crepes, 30c Y ard the reply given in the vit, pretty Dress Crepes, 36 inches Sheer Summer Dress Lawn, 25 and 27 « 8 toda o ant i Pipes ; {<-You pay cash. One Illustrated eam ins COAT h0. SR AATOT 0 UOT: wide - bh and white, pink and white, inch as se plain shades, also light fi ? : 3 ee A Ame ‘ treons tan and white, heliotrope and white stripes, ounds with pretty floral figures; 2—There are no free deliv- Here you are, madam, if you're looking for Financial Secretary of War For-|f| <uitable for outing suits : lengths to 10 yards ; a very smart Summer Coat that will not cost Sika iaile the senty.¢ Ts taieeve-| and middy blouses eries. | gator had asked whether the you much! These are in style, materials and Amer-| 36-Inch Fancy Tussah 65c - 27-Inch Gingham 8c Yard | i i Selariv 7 - lA }icans would be under the ex o—There are no fine fixtures. | colors that are particularly good for street, mo- || command of Gen. Petain, Field Mar-|f| Silk-mixed Fancy Tussah in blue, helio- . 2-000 yards of good quality Apron Ging- 4—You select your merchan- | toring and sports wes Included are shal Haig or Gen. Pershing { old rose, green and yellow ham a blue, brown and red check pat- * " pei x . ; : terns; lengths to 20 yards, i dise for yourself. i Plaids, C The Army Wants You! material for making cooler dresses priced at 8c a yard ont 5—Many service features are | aids, Checks, Fancy Pela Sila RR lt aoga lad oe 30-1 h So o- ° . f calls you! The army wants nc! jesette 15¢ Y eliminated. Chinchillas and Novelties | you! Come on, you loyal Amer Shantung 85c and 95c Yard Soimabinin diate tec eS ° Hie, ila at eo i icans, and let's help free the | wii She , of t : ob opaen! 3 : 6—Quick service cash reg- Many are full length. Most of them are GariGs hak ben Anlldien vay. | Yard-wide Shantung of good weight, some slightly imperfect pieces in a isters replace sales checks. belted and all have large collars of contrasting |[ live in peace.” jf] designed in the newest patterns, in pretty assortment of colors, light and dark Test these six reasons for | Ccolor—some of silk and others of broadcloth. out the country by adit Gen. M. | teste ty Pigs green, old rose, gray, yel- shades, suitable for dresses, shirts and youself—see if they are not Touches of glove stitching give them the finish | McCain Tuesday Bieie oe bs i Bein e true. And if they are—make | and appearance of higher priced garments. There Wie O | 7 SERRE OR ae 5 i are striking checks in various sizes. There are risco versubscribes the Bon Marche Bargain Base- $ ng CKs ‘ S sizes. Hhere are || SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.—San H Al ° ment your shopping place! all sizes in the lot—from misses’ 16 to wom- Francisco has oversubscribed {ts Ow ut Fireworks for the Fourth? allotment of $1 000,000 Red Cr 000 for the $100 war fund by ap en’s 42—but not all sizes in every style. | Arranged in Sets at $2.00 to $50.00 a Set || proximately $90,000, and maybe ar ee St ] f S E ‘ S S . |] | more. | : reeate tor an - July now—get your Fireworks in plenty of time. We | - take orders for a inds of ifeworks, from Bees es up t to large display pieces. : i é i g spla the Three Styles of SWEATER COATS at avings | Work of Overloading |} kinds that both old and young enjoy.” We are selling agente fee Hat ieee FIBER SILK SHETLAND WOOL FINE WOOL | | Food Bill Begins! All sets at $2.00 to $50.00 delivered free to city or country le ea e ) SWEATERS $5.45 SWEATERS $4.25 SWEATERS $3.95 i] Continued From Page 1 || BASEMENT, UNION STREET SIDE Fiber Silk Sweater Coats in the Fine, soft Shetland Wool Sweater Women's fine woven wool Sweater || €ommittee experts are mulling over! very newest styles for sports and all- Coats—so light and pretty and com- Coats in solid colors and combina- || arguments of expertx dealing with : ’ | J around wear. There are Coats in fortable! These have large square tion They are very smart—made |f} loss of revenue if the prohibition ine Em p plain shades of gold and rose, combi- collar in white or contrasting color. with shawl collar, tasseled belt. and amendment carries. Some empha ‘ ; ; MES of purple and white, green The belt, finished with tassels, fast pockets; 4a: sous, -Conenkaan: cara || ise Ve STEN 00,000 in federal The Best Companions to Take With You Black Shoes Shined for 5c and white and other shades. ‘he ens in front. In beautiful shades of color, green and white, Copen and |[|individual states and cities, ie on Your Vacation You will find the Shoe Shine Stand i Bai dressy, belted style, with tassels and red, Copenhagen and corn color. Sizes white, purple and white: sizes 36 to |[{license taxen and the like will be Eastman Autographic Kodaks, priced gain Basement a very convenient place to have ‘ sAominat .. iy €2Q8 e ” ame: : i bpd Anictaidoran e pockets predominate. Sizes 36 to 46. from 36 to 46. 40. Very clever Coats at $3.95 | auenh the prohibition amend: f) $6.00 to $66.00. your shoes shined—black shoes shined for 5c. | » which the proponents reply: || . Eastman Brownie Cameras, priced at White or novelty sh isfactorily cleaned. “Yes, but this tax money and tho|f! $1.25 to $12.00. PIKE BASEME billions involved in’ the annual ; ST. SIDE, 4 New. Waists and Middy Blouses Underpriced GEORGETTE CREPE Hundreds of Other Bargains DAINTY LINGERIE jes and saloons will thereby be di- verted to other business channel: ments--muat be controlled. Amend-, ments designed to accomplish this —— En | Are in reserve, business of the brewertes, distiller-| | which can be drawn on for taxes."| Fresh Baltnan Films and Supplies a! ways on hand Have your Kodak Films finished here if you want prompt and satisfactory work WAISTS $2.15 WAISTS AT 79c |" And ‘nanin, ‘hore opposed point|f| jpn Nay yPipmnPt and satisfactory wor : . Jout that under the house amend- A il hae I a Mi 2” al kN Its a quiet, sunny, airy place, The food is You smiust see these. deinty,. sheer \ good variety of Waists at this price || ment even household dainties and|f| Savie day clean and wholesome, There are booths in the j G r f s 2 . amt itt embroidered yoiles and plain voile children's delights are threatened ath nh sate ine 4 " corgette Waists to appreciate them! oo ee voiles, 1H] hecause vanilla, lemon and orange We Are Headqu eee ie nt * prettily trimmed with lace. Some | veers for One style with. com! ; collar of. char- Guan souate ferent” a e have axtracté ‘could She Ua sade Lavan East Kodak: service Is quick and efficient. The prices are meuse, another lace trimmed. White hal “ panes others tailored |}! tor flavoring cookies, ice cream astman Kodaks and All very low. For business men at noon it is just and Hees Given 4h ae 46 of color zes 36 to 46 aes, cancion and oaks hate | Supplies. the thing you've been wishing for. Try it, dition to. the prohibition »PER IF Rie inhi PRETTY VOILE NEW GALATEA fight the food bill was threatened UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARC SIXTH FLOOR CAFE from another angle, There is an WAISTS AT 59c MIDDIES AT 98c effort on foot to overload the meas: J it cannot move Senator All-Galatea Middy Blouses in laced || omar? oe Niritied gid’ Homes iu Ahhaliee : acer Reod, Missouri, and numerous Ma ised 8 ie Hime _ Ve ile mM asists and coat styles, with all-round belt and_ |f| others say that if food is controlled, | v a collar rgandy, many collar in striped materials. Sizes 14 to | Steel, oil, clothing—everything from with trimming of repp. Sizes 34 to 42, 44, . ;@ sack of peanuts to farm imple Shop by Mail or Telephone—Mail Service Department; Elliott 4100 Have You Ever Eaten in Our Observation Cafe?