The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 27, 1917, Page 10

T BRITISH TROOPS ‘GIVE EYES TO Gently Reared Maidens in CUTHBERT HAS BITING AWAY IN SLAV ARMS AND RedCross STIFF ASSAULT THEY'LL FIGHT Strong of Stomach and Arm Romance in Red Cross war @ fy Lolted Press Leased Wire a WAR SIrUATION TopaY NEW YORK, June 27 nursing is not altogether dead What Women Can Seat President Alan R. Hawley of But disappointment faces the : Gen cocca the Aero Club of America will | beautiful American woman who Do for Red Cross a og recommend to the American | tancies herself holding some The Professional Woman i government the building of | dying soldier's head in ner lap, Only the very best profes Syne Raatie. \PIense ene ins taking his last words for his sional trained graduate nurses, Meaday wae) training of 5,000 American avi | mother or perhaps sending him with known executive ability TRALIAN AND KASTERN theatres ators for the Russian front Im to a eoldier’s reward with a stand any chance of teaching failed to report any action of import mediately, he announced in a last kiss. the base war hospitals with the cenaraons te the Untes Press | Work—hard toll—generally first American armies BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS bei agi out of sound of the cannon is rh blind,” said A systematic plan of destructioa | tacks, today’s official statement re- ids are now being selected by the the city’s factories, coal mining | ls ted. An artillery duel was still Red Cross, but the young “hare and shafts nearby was put|in progress in the Hurtebise sec-|hrained” high school girl volun jot thy teer, however patriotic and sincere rtands tor but there were no infantry | tions. operation a week ago, accord- ac g to reports of aviators. small chance of being purpose of urs ence at an ear e aime Red Cross anc workmen and soldiers date now suneced on the by has an THE BON MARCHE Ba this $9.25 like Women’s and Misses’ Silk Afternoon & Street Dresses. $10.25 Coats for Summer Wear RGAIN BASEMENT Women’s Suits, Coats and Dresses Tomorrow at Reductions You Should Profit by Women’s and Misses’ New Taffeta and Georgette used in combination—with bod Smart Summer Coats of wool jersey, fce and skirt of taffeta, sleeves and collars of Georgette whipcord. In full length—styles for street Navy and black. Sizes 16 to 44 ear—also short Coats for sports wear Clever New Serge 1 1 85 Dainty Summer 1 49 oye ° Military Capes at... ° Blouses priced at P e Military Capes—the fad of the hour—in man Cool, Summer Blousés of organdy and voile nish serge, tweed, mixtures, plaid and coverts White, prettily trimmed with lace and embroid —unusually smart at $11.85 ery. Sizes 36 to 46 U doreurmonte al Underprices | GOOD SATEEN NEW MUSLIN PRETTY SILK PETTICOATS 85c CHEMISES 49c CAMISOLES 85¢ | Sateen and Heatherbloom Several styles in dainty ery dainty garments to | Petticoats in a wide assort muslir Chemises Made wear under summer dresses ment of colors, stripes, fig ith V and round neck and — waists They are ures and dainty Dresden with lace and embroidery . a i patterns. Plain shades oi yokes. Sizes 36 to 44, In neatly made and) trimmed | blue, green, black, navy, expensive garment that vith Val. lace top and rib white and other colors. Reg will simplify laundry prob bon shoulder straps. Sizes | ular and out-sizes lems during the summer from 36 to 44 | oe aera ita Hundreds of Other Bargains, is the kind of and A Few Items From Many HE other day a title od | . lady from out of the city Hundreds of Bargains poprapey xr dp sabe ey I in the Bargain Base- | ° | ment | Novelty Suits Reduced to oi. oo ose cites when she finished, Sizes for women and misses in this lot of wool | 0" jersey, wool serge, wool poplin and shepherd | ™% : fixtures | check Suits. The season's newest and smartest I'm willing to pay for good | ike || Hadticed tc $025 merchandise, but I can’t buy | : the mirrors and thick carpets hs that's what I like about this rge Suits Reduced to) ;::::' ND when you pay us a| ] 2 visit you'll say the same e thing There's no extra serv Wool serge, gabardine and shepherd check Suits ice ‘i the parc bred | you yay r merchar made on very attractive lines. Broken assort yous Day coe ments—but all sizes for women and misses in- | 09 luded. Reduced to $7.25 - wool poplin and general holm, England and France for the & peace confer basis at Front Must Be pLANs, BUT WILL NOT TELL THEM Herbert Cuthbert, who has worked out a plan to epend $112,500, appropriated by Ore gon, Washington and British Columbia, to advertise this section, refused to explain the details to members of the Se attle Ad club, when he ap peared before them at a special luncheon Tuesday noon at the Bon Marche He Is executive secretary of the United Press Start spondent nd the part of the trained nurse enrollment sufficient to care for Ges 3 ‘tree ! WITH THE BRITISH AR Phe atest practical) a the base hospital the war-nuraing requirements of Pacific Northwest Tourist associa) |) MIES IN THE FIELD, June 27 ai bib bone r that strug For her assistant or ald—and un an army of 1,000,000 thon, ne yer be i see Mf ed u demo cy & eves fo ie) ear yefore e club, which s Aspen lee Ea rony = ; ; Fer l der th classification falls the | The Non-Professional Woman— hee n trying to Ie arn how ‘the O- Hindenburg guessing. Shifting rh " »,, /Sreater number of volunteer Amer Volunteer yle's money is to be spent qike @ master boxer, hitting The has multitudes of mon. She), wonen—there is even more Nurses’ atda are now being || cmittas aie | fi ‘i i h }has more guns and ammunition . , Cuthbert talked only in general eet with his right, then with PP apie bomeaning toil selected. Their duties are very [| tery 7 eae ie tie oman ee deft—and then sharply uv. |than is suspected. She is more |” Tomiat voucework and even the|f hard largely preparation of mas,’ and altho he had @ mans meeune in the center of the ear care atere t bE ah inck |MOSt personal tasks for wounded | food in diet kitchens, food for loan aoae mealies eeaaek Tae. are chin—the British commander sia’ worst bi ‘ap is iack | soldiers are the part of the nurse's |[ the hospital staff, general bos lirectors $3,000 to look at 1 [keeps his Prussian opponent |! aircraft. We are the only ones | ota Gently reared. high schoo! |f pital werk directors $8,000 to look at my of e allies pal tio: « . - tans here. 00) ne a | not onty puzzled, but on the et Paget Scat tion to rem: | ciria who st present do no dish The alds are being selected ||P ane ve Shenkee Une und tha Baprensive, with hie back against | °F i viey's idea Is that we should |Waahing, scrubbing and cooking, |[ from those possesring certifl: I) reorenent experience guitied in nders of Lens re-|Send one air squadron to the Rus aeane t inn: country eaten in the Red Cross courses, years into Avion, bebing {elem front aa quickly ae possible | Perhaps think of Ned Crosse work. it Many latge cities airesdy be Thought It Personal the so-called Avion-Mericourt| “for moral effect | They Turn Sick such classes eo lea Cuthbert took the position that “ewitch line” established in, the | If they volunteer they soon BE Nntangga sens rr toto women, | {the criticiam which has been as Hains of the Lens suburbs, as the Two ARBIT ATORS are disillusioned, They turn here by from 10 to 20 women. t| rected toward the association by British continued their inclosing sick at the stomach when told een Professional atficers of ithe, Seattle Ad club and other movement Td CHOOSE THIRD their duties may Include carry ae pia tht ere ceege bodies, was a pers a k on} Fight Behind Siag ing out slop jars, amputated i neg P 2 hap himwelf, and he ¢ 1 the biggest | 8 on and advice yeas. Tart o emiaining PU iter. behind the railroad em-| J8mes Duncan, who will repre-| fingers, feet, arms and lege or portion of his time to explaining rene: i al a ik “sent traction company trainment| S¢rubbing away traces of hem his own abilities and pecullar fi Peente and slag heaps, the Ger ine arbitration proceedings with| ofrhage. chosen, prinetpall ause of her|ness for the position of executive ine have established mac! KUN] the company, sald Tueaday he did If patriotism overcomes even! south secrotary of » Northwest Tourist _ British patrols are keep-| 4) know when he would meet|these shocks and the girl still Can Work Here association ? Beas ein, couch with the rei with C. J. Franklin of Portland to| Wishes to serve Uncle Sam, she| Women who aspire to reach the) “I regard the Northwest Touriat enemy ir all this section ne se 0 nes’ ald ust pass | association, in a way, as my own! . “ choose a third arbitrator still faces a long, hard course of/front as nurses’ aids must pa , Be oe Leow the tUfticulties Franklin, consulting engineer in|training. Even then she may not|examinations in the Red Cross|child.” he said, “and when any me he. Ciiiiculties If! 9, » ches be among those chosen to nurse courses in First Ald, Hygiene and |attack is made on it, it is the same ett “king Bettiah Portland, has been chosen as the per Of the attacking British’ company's arbitrator. Both em.| American soldiers Home Care of the Sick, Home Dt-|as attacking me | are tremendous, but prison. ‘ etetics, and Preparation of Surg Pian Accepted | ‘pouring back in a steady stream |P!OFes and company officials in Preparing for Years ae. Pie ied ; t tend to act speedily. The findings sy the | fal Dressings Cuthbert stated that the plan the German defenders") van Ra by The standard set up b he The American woman wholwhich he had prepared personally orely pressed and far the/ 0! ‘ne arbitrators will be Binding) American Red Cross is very | wishes to help in this war can lend |for the expenditure e tourist off. itor a year vere jal training and fitness ' eet sak ore : B iat \ : hand in other work than war|funds had been accepted unani The British now hold all high! or war nursing are required in ad-|* ng rap ie sa a a . irsing. 8 should immediately |p by the board of director ind in the entire Lens salient 3,000 Inspect Roses | cition to the highest personal at-| Por F uch with the Red Crons|in competition with the plans sub eFieid Marshal Haig has so far’ 4 record crowd of 3,000 people Ihutes and strongest physique. || Were Seattle. Headquarters | mitted by various advertising agen Mtilized a general assault move-| atrended the closing evening of the - a bre bas been ear |are in the Cobb building cies of the Northwest, who had crs Sone, SbOst the! Rone Show Tweedy sight, AD of: | je OT eee oer 10000 trained. Many Jobs to Do |been asked to submit plan E The general offensive brought) mission of 10 cents was charged for ae duated proteusional nurses wur.|, Before the war ix over you may| “If I tell you what magazines and jope within striking distance the benefit of the society of the janie a Loge beets i be able to help by serving In civil| newspapers I am going to use, Losses Light |"Fatherless Children of France. eee . gar hospitals to release trained nurses |every publication | am not going) “Instead he is adopting the plan| os = oni gael army Of! tor war service, sew, mend, pre-|to use would make life miserable “biting away” with small locall Wilson May Come Professional merses may: wtili ap-)S0re Suadllen. pach, Leah Renthe, oe Oe Tr will tail you ot the plan = ac as photog her wh yin will te o ° a here and there all around) 1¢ president Wilson comes to the ply to the Red Cross for enrollment rap a = ‘ . city—each bite taking a little, pera : be clerk, cook, type. operate a tele /of t association is that we in ground. | West, he will visit Seattle, accord. but they are now not likely to be switch board or walt on|tend to use a@ little lecture and fl till i hell ling to a letter received by Presi. .eeded for another year at least lustrated slide advertising, consid: artillery is raining shells.| dent Rhodes, of the Seattle Cham ey must be between the ages of : Natrrcege ly type of attack has resulted in|). of Comerce and Commercial 25 and 40 erable space advertising and some | insignificant losses to ; ba ‘SLAY DELEGATION illustrated articles in national mag: | sd Cth x Need Experience nen” laze Facto: FAIL TO ATTACK Of nurses’ aids, the be To URGE PEACE Give Him Vote German commanders have By United Press Leased Wire some need sooner, but untrained After a motion to Indorse the preparing for relinquishment| PARIS, June “27.—So thoroly volunteer women Who really hope | My United tree Leased Wire plan had b ruled out of order. for a month, realizing complete was the French vietory to serve In American hospitals in| PETROGRAT June 7—The|the Ad club and the publicity or later a general mass at-;of yesterday in the Hurtebise France should immediately begin congress of workmen and soldiers the Ch f Com by Haig would sweep them rector that today the Germags did preparing themselves to pass the today decided to send a delegation Commercial Club ten |rot attempt the usual counter at- Red Cross examination. Nurses’ of six members shortly to Stock-| dered Cuthbert a vote of personal) confid: Cuthb ed with r lub. VON TIRPITZ ILL WITH DIABETES nited Prose Leased Wire 27.—Grand Admiral rmany's apostle of hlesaness, is critically ill of at a Black Forest in Switzerland, according to word received here today | The former German naval ister resigned in March, 1916, account of {Ii-health U.S. SHIP SUNK BY GERMAN SUB Ny United Press Leased W 1 was formerly connect the Victo Commerctal Von Tirpitz, resort min on LONDON, June king by a German submarir f the Amer fean sailing ship Galina, from Rouen to New York, was announced in an admiralty statement today There were no alton Fifteen survivors reached F today The submarine sank ship off Ushant with bombs No vessel named Galina is listed in Lloyd's Register HEALTHY FUN AND WORK AT ARMY POST > - ry Continued From Page 1 * for those who wish to the ¢ jects, them Put Ban on Vice theatrical plans contemplate ek stands Th one-w ment The movies performances when the men are at leisure There will, of course, be soft drink canteens with candy and ice cream, sandwiches and other eats all supervised and made clean and healthful at each will run during the hours Of greater importance than either of these, however, is the problem of protecting the camps from drink and disso- lute women Already the secretary of war has changed the location of several camps because he found they would be too near some vice center, “T am determined,” says tary of War Baker, “that our new training camps as well as the sur rounding zones within an effective radius, shall not be places of temp tation and peril.” Seere Big Night Thursday Eugene Levy and 400 Star news carriers are going to have some time Thursday night! They'll be his guests at the Orpheum theatre, and see a cracking good vaudeville and picture show. The kids will be at The Star office at 8 p. m, and “go in a gang” to the Or. pheum, at Third ave. and Madison st. Naarly 100 applications for mem ibership in the reorganized Seattle {Athletic club were received Tues- day. canton continuous | ~ ell HE SEATTLE STAR Haig’s Shifting Attack Threatens Germans at Lens | | organdy with scalloped edge Unusual Reductions On Middy Suits, House Dresses, Silk and Serge Dresses In order to clean them out quickly—for they are in broken lines and small sizes, and it is the Bon Marche's policy to keep stocks ¢ smplete. You will profit by visiting the Bon 9 Marche Thursday and sharing in some of these good things i] Silk and Wool Twill and Cotton Dresses Reduced to Crepe Middy Suits $21.95 95¢ o, WHA DK ie aitinn Gane Juced because of several ge crepe « e me omplete lines white tw H very attracti mbir ne und pink and blue Cotton Crepe | fects; long, straight line, normal Suits with no dey pockets and J waist 3 Moyen age me thiaaseua sad MDE sized with hand embroice bead and ie memati Vie te H braid trimming and 18; al 4 3 Dresses Reduced to $5.95 \ House Dresses for 45c | Dresses of splendid value are ‘ ixty House Dresses reduced offered at this clearance price to thi pecial ¢; made of f a small lot, broken line f all checked d nurses’ stripe jf and Serge Dresses in \ ginghz ow neck eason's styles in variou € length mostly dark lecve Gingham House Dresses $1.95 In Fancy Stripe Patterns Silk and Serge Dresses $11.95 Regular and Some Extra Sizes Women’s Dresses in one-piece style that Dresse 1 these good-looking styles you are smart for wear; pleated and cc wome vear around the house most plainer models fancy collar some any time of the day; made with large cok with novelty pockets and button trimming | lars with lace, embroidery pique trim- silk stitching ming and novelty wkets Middy Suits Reduced to $1.95 White and Stripe Combination The hite twill with Silk Dresses Reduced to $16.95 And a Few of Poiret Twill luded in this lot of excellent Dresses kirts are of Are inc plain that are sharply reduced for a quick clear- | coat-style middies of novelty stripes im ance; pretty taffeta, crepe de chine and bright colors; made with large sailor col- Georgette models, embroi or with | lars and patch pockets; good range of heavy silk stitching sizes Chambray Middy Suits Reduced to $2. A5 Pla lars, pockets, wide belt at of fine white twill; full of white Il around the bottom; full Jength SCOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. New “Wirthmor” $1.00 Waists THE FINEST DOLLAR WAISTS IN AMERICA We're Sole Seattle Agents F-5—Wirthmor Blouse of mer- cerized striped voile with large ace-edge collar of plain voile, hem- stitched armh and lace-sdqee 7°* turn back cuffs; $1.00. F-6—Wirthmor Bite’ is il Wirthmor F-8—A_ Chic Wirthmor sheer voile with tucked | Blouse of in voile with Blouse of fine sheer voile, fronts and novelty collar of | hemstitched and embroid- | vestee effect with prettily and embroidered dots; two |¢t¢d fronts, hemstitched embroidered fronts with rows of pearl buttons on | collar and revers with | large es collar and center pleat; $1.00. pretty lace edge; $1.00. cuffs to match; $1.00. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. Mid-Summer Hats $4.75 Showing Many New Ideas in Sailors Large Black Sailor Hats—that are much wanted for present wear—of lisere with black velvet bindings and bands of ribbon with mannish tailored bows. Others are of white Milan with velvet flanges or edges —and still others all white. White Satin Hats are strongly featured this season —all satin or with satin crowns or facings, simply trimmed with ribbon cockades, ribbon bands and sou- tache braid. Both large and small sailor effects. Your choice for $4.75. SECOND FLOOR THE BON MARCHE. Men’s Negligee Shirts 59c An Extremely Low Price for Shirts Like These Broken Sizes, Including 14, 141-2, 15, 1-2, 16, 161-2, 17 Men, it’s to your interest to “J ina SUDpLY of Shirts here on Thursday at 59c. They're Negligee Shirts of good 3! quality percale and printed ma dras, white grounds with se stripes of blue, black, helio or tan—guaranteed fast colors, Good fitting, well made Shirts, with either soft or French starched cuftfs—your choice of the lot for only 59¢. Men’s Athletic Union Suits 50c Men, attention! How about new Un Suits, when you Men's Store, Just a step °#" get them for only 50c? We've thirty dozen Men's Athletic inside the lower See. 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