The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1917, Page 10

bP MME Hotty) carr dd See 5, BETIS GRIESE TSAR Wak ee LOREM DANE OM AO ca apa aC HLS RA ELTA THE SEATTLE STAR | Benefit Smoker Brings $500 for Tobacco Fund] THE BON M ARCHE ise ' BOOSTS TOTAL [ey aeons elie | ITALIANS REST STRIKE HERE "Buy Holiday Needs and School Wearables This Week— IDENTIFY BLUSHING BRIDES | 4 DONATED HERE " oa ocoenseient "ana * ADVANCE: «WAIT IN SHIP YARDS | Monday, Labor Day, the Bon Marche Will Be Closed All Day , BEYOND $1,200 fs : '——~ » | FOR ARTILLERY TO BE AVERTED New Fall Skirts $5.75 Approximately $500 has been added to the “Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund,” as the ult of the benefit smoker held at the Arena Tuesday Might. Several places, where tickets had been on sale, are still to be heard from Together with the proceeds from the Dreamland @ay night, on which Still] some tickets outstanding, and} Hwhich netted more than $200, the (tobacco fund collected in this dis Rrict by The Star is now more Hy United Frese Leased Wire Both sides in the shipyards LONDON, Aug. 29.—Even controversy in Seattie Wed Italy's great offensive paused nesday “passed the buck” to Ty... are be vee the U. 8. shipping board ao nN Laifeta SilK momentarily today, making the . di 6 Twelve thousind members of “breathing space” in the series die. Metal. Trades Gounell : ‘ of simultaneous French, Brit voted last week, by a large ma : In Wool Serges ish and Italian drives complete. jority, to strike, at the call of nae : the executive council and a “4 most simultaneously with the announcement of the vote, the shipping board appointed two members of a special commis sion to settle points in issue fighting between the workers and the Austrian forces were reported to companies here ere WS C. V. Parry, government me forcements at hand toy diator, is in Portland and said repel further advance of Cadorna's! Wednesday that he expected The Ita forces have advanced Separate Skirts are assured wide popularity this Fall—and with as attractive Skirts as these at $5.75, everyone can be correctly dressed rapidly that heavy artillery ha env infantry The Haine now is virtually the center of Isonzo h the ne to keey a small outlay. be pre « for a stand t ilks— j } —and | The season’s latest models are here in taff This means that 4,800 boxes of with those pretty shirred tops or > Barorted todaccos have been pro heavy 4 he & a eon a e ¥ _ for the jamm i at th troops 2 | an early settlement with neatly paneled fronts. The xckets and | ed crow¢ tended Rush rtillery “There is nothing that we n i - * " ¢ ne: ’ plied meen lee To this contingency the Tallan|do,” said C. H. Wiley, of the Seat button trimmings a id much to ractiveness. | Women were present war command must move up its ar-|tle Dry Dock &@ Const Either navy or black. tillery over the rocky heights of/*until the shipping board smart To the performers and to Dan —The Wool Skirts are of mannish Balt, who arranged the matches oh ep lagcarpa Ppagag lon had gape Lei AO doe ; P F &nd to the Metropolitan Buikling ol chal ac Seah adeaiar ed boo ih cpm Pho 9 gaa tyles, yet simple, with shirred backs and novelty pock- | Co, which contributed the use of Fighting still 8 continuing on a|case of settlement by the cor in ets trimmed with silk tassels and buttons. the Arena, The Star is deeply thankful in behalf of the Sammies. Tt also thanks the Dry Dock band apne ee hoy Smart Autumn Coats at $22.50 the Italian troops © for volunteering tts help also. T Riggins Powe oe ee rie 0 €rowd certainly liked the music. Ot re tee et Hho sie yy ort has ab penee, 4 P r . 4 > anti On the British fre there was/back, | do not think that t en ° a ® - 2 yee e P| Balt worked tor two weeks, try: {Da the Beltigh front there. wad hark, 1.60 ae Veiak tat te ment) 1 Stylish Velours, Heavy Burellas and Block Plaids Ding to get the best matches’ pos 7 1 reswum t thave f gible, a reany appare erte osUMP | of settlement h aile is > i sates <a ft oe hin ipshperhlat camden tion of Haig’s offensive, Paris dis Men Are Rest! Fall Coats—new and stylish—a little better than usual in q tality, and a little ane Volunteered his services, and irate fndiosied the seme Wad) Den Met itlop, ‘president of the lower in price. L« i to abandon their lavish collars and generous pockets, mae nem cheerfully and patri iifics dual belek the #1 os scat tha Gate Golninn’ oF the eit: the new Coats add differentness by trimmings and new cut lines. Many of ‘otically. ltillery @ being the main fighting | almost the same opinion of the #it e nev ‘ add differe ¢ V T w cut lines, Many | Here are Leland Tabler, Lorand Tabler, Mra. Leland Tabler (nee) reported uation wool velour have collars of silk plush or Kitcc “ y or Kerami trimmed on eee eaee, Wetton, Moore) and Mrs. Lorand Tabler (nee Moore), but—we can't tell which| the German drive on Riga, no| “The local council will do noth kien tin fad ue an ca _ Plus! ‘Trench Coalé in ° ‘ds ay ne received the following) ig which, reading either from left to right or right to left, so take your | fresh word has been received ing untt! it has further Instruction so heavy burellas with large plain collars—anc Trench Coats in Oxfords and il ee sere taea | ome from the international officers, 1 mixtures—all the Autumn colorings are here. heard that Mr. Potts owes When twins wed twins! In Leland and Lorand Tabler, /RUSSIANS CONTINUE beer <= me wis the lauae SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE to your fund for Samimies in} this case it was a wedding of twin brothers, of Kansas City, | RE | i YRE. anipelak ‘beasd, bat 1 wil se = ae i Mr. Potts is clearing land| the roses He pinned a rose led Alice and Gertrude Moore, | * age ; * sn? | the carat is summers fags nned a rome | tot Atco and certrude woore, | TO FLEE UNDER FIRE |..'::.°' can't prevent {| ________]ON THE MAIN FLOOR |__—____ will want his name on the s identification tags the nad nony Ay United Press Leased Wire ym striking very — side.” ; os <was.red, the other {des were dressed ex. |. PETROGRAD, Aug. 29—Russian y ure beginning to BARGAIN SQUARE And so Mrs. Potts sent her own eo, t degrooms | troops continue to desert the firing ey ate being fooled en » plan of th pping faheck for the amount ) Former Senator Potts was one| declared today “uray | | Clearing Out Women’s Summer | @f the prominent citizens we listed a th rs EE veeite ose agin! Clip This Coupon and Forward It to Hyg ‘é ose rmitting the re 4 Bl R d d P i at the! ° * * n order, permitt Arena. | The Star With Your Contribution nee a ouses at Keduce rices | Nine employes of the Blake . ae retreat nd © | by B art & Sims Co. of Enumclaw, wit Citas ie Gece eas ot Aaieee Satins tons to advance bs ae Pw sin deaiedi ie sal aah cana . mai ; ] oT cnee precesda,’ thus Our Boys I France Tobacco Fund aa leit Macy ch ew York oh Organdies and Durable Linenes ; maids and lman of the National Civic’ Fe acknowledged se8.1 | Endorsed by the Secretary of War and could not tel which ths aa ‘ As dainty and attractive as can be are these woe the Secretary of Navy How did ea: are anaes tateees Wa all are not complete, so out peed LOAD UP THE PIrTes OF THE BOYS IN France aie Tradex Council, to ey y reductions 1 sizes from 36 1.00 | Tear out this Coupon, fill It and send as much money as you Bid or, The shipping to 54 in the lot—all in desirable style 100 can spare to buy tobacco for Fighting Men. when yet appointed its Vl ir abl 1.00 (Bach dollar buys four packages of tobacco.) | r, befor let go, | ——— , eT as snipe otine Stee inned s roe on ber corsage, |""aicKiliop sald that the unions LINGERIE WAISTS REDUCED TO 75c | 4 Inclosed find to chage rand a White on hi | old fast to obtain ¢ i 2 etter tt" 1 eee oe wi 78a France Tobaces “ia? Yor Sar Siete he ouacien [OMe ee Sa LINGERIE WAISTS REDUCED TO $1. yh 2.00 I understand that ach fotlar, hart four packages each Coombe, of the Fiat Chrfatin Ine sald. “The fae LINGERIE WAISTS REDUCED TO $2.00 ‘ with @ retail value of be placed @ p on which my | guests, and even the bride® |@ Eady, has already granted our | mael onde | - P * 7 a 2 sreapy as. | Sea. Sememiee | gc, Seilice Sontrgd [tema tne ome 1! Wash Skirts ‘ how the tar gle oo © | that we are justified in hold the t PEACE REPLY GOES SAID STechsdeso neh ecdsveedbvonseseies | etraightened out if the b idee {tor the caats tecuadiin te Tae other Special at $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 CHICAGO, Aug. 29.—President | Street address . changed * 7 . " - b Wilson's reply to the pope's peace cry | FRISCO SHIP UNIONS Wash Skirts, cleverly devised for outing or home wear. Skirts of in Peru and Eouader only one white gabardine, fine white twill, novelty and plain piques. Also plenty ft failed to affect the grain) ci tet noticeably tod. i h i i | a of fancy sport striped Skirts—some with shirred headings and novelty with their employers, the Union I) hore oon sewing this year—or are making the kiddies’ school clothes Dy United Press Leased Wire | pockets, or trimmed with pearl buttons and novelty belts. = li| SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 9 lo THE BON MARCHE At [feat unions atrnated” with the, tron Trades council today sent to Inter saemerraee'“ | Buy Autumn Sewing Supplies Now vote on a stri jf itheir locals Se later the old wage scale agreement Fall sewing time is here, and women who are planning to do Sarprisingly Low Prices RGAIN BASEMENT. Ba New Serge Dresses $8.25 []|utase concer, expiren : ill ae , ae fromaiick — pe: sappbid Potato Sets Scarce : apier Mache Dus 0 justabl New Fall Coats $10.45 | einSeandinaa Now] Forms $1.35 Each Dress Pamala Norway that sometimes they are I The Dresses at $8.25 to ooms for Forms that have twelve-section collapsible skir orms, ha m the ground, according very easy to ad- e. H. Kolderup, cashier of home maker. Long hip Extra Size rs ' i , i os 4 the an Trust & Savings bank pi eepee hs Hebe and fetal just maa any figure. Two sizes, ° ne sty 2, 2s pic urec and others equa y and N cian vice cons here ' 2g adjustable from 32 to 42 and 36 la bis ji who has returned to Seattle aft top, eovere with black jersey to 48 e . B ck Taffeta Silk smart, in new Fall styles of good quality five months on the es 32 10 44 : ta 49 nit sada pee ts ee : a : peninsula high Mending Tissue—mends without French serge. Tunic effects with novelty pat- ness 4 ays. Ivory Cream, for cleaning and pol sewing; black, brown and white; ent leather belts, some with novel drape ef- K ishing ivory; sale price t 17e¢ tr piece vane dea Ce Se fects on skirts and pretty silk collars in con- | FOREST FIRES RAGE Madame Butterfly Silk Hair Cotton Belting 5c Yord Pear! Buttons, medium and Dress Skirts for $4.25 ; Nets with elastic; black, blonde, small sizes; one dozen on A special opportunity trasting shades. IN WEST MONTANA | or: 200m seer 8 fer 106 Black and* White Cotton | card: special, 9 carte ame who require extra large S wtih car i is s be. 1 a lar In Navy Blue or Black By United Press Leased Wire Sliver-plated Thimbles; good Belting; good, strong qua Darning Cotton in black only; are specially designed for stout PORTLAND, 29 heavy plate, all sizes 7 to 12 ity. On sale at a ve spe good quality and fast dye; two ures. Good quality black taffet while forest fires generally thru each 4¢, tat a ‘fd: spools for 5¢, shirred styles with novelty pockets The Coats at $10.45 Jout Washington and Oregon were | Pine with fine needle points, | cial price; 144 and 2 inches _Kettle Knobs, black enamel D9 to 36 waist measure Being onsckad today, the great fir |! 300 pins to each paper; price wide; suitable for all belt- | With twp oe caps; six on a ioe agp ee y a sate ad os n western Montana and the Idaho|f! 4e¢, : 2 card; price 4¢, Wool Dress Skirts in se poe wie pt all feature the newest |f) pan-nanate, uncontrolled, were tn-| Marshall's Pure Linen Thread, andl Shell Hair Pins, crimped, six’ - “he Pe Bi ae all styles; full length models that button |})crea#ing, in fury. The situation |f] good assortment of numbers in Stipon Veils of fine in ench box; price $¢, « i | i egular Sizes at $4.25 hie th the weal il belted , tisre ti ne most serious tn history black and white; 10¢, fe acne eh ; Mercerized Crochet Cotton, | ; Skirts of wool poplin and serge, in : ligh to the ‘neck; full belted models with EPs oad ky Anca ter Crimped Bone Hair Pins, shell cea eect Te ‘ Blue Bird and Elgin Maid; white | pleated and plain styles, with or fancy pockets and others of wool velour, fr the battle will be sec sa Na and amber color; one dozen in r : on : and good line of colors; 3 balls | belted tops; with and with mixtures and plaids, with extra large il Washington and Idaho. It is esti a box; price 10¢, Zhe for 106. ets. Sizes 25 to 30 waist m f Demet) Sr tae eee eee OPEN mated that 6,000 men are fighting I w. : : i A ng | on aterproof Aprons for house. Women’s and misses’ sizes. fires in Montana today ! — Cott 8c = work, laundry oF nursery; white | 2eWing Cotton 3 for 5c 5 : : ~ ] Richardson \ and colors; each 45¢, Charter Oak best six-cor % i i East Now Studies Il] Mercerized Crochet Cotton t Oak best six-cor ; Silky Mercerized Coat Sweaters $4.65 on I] Nos.3 to 80, 11 sto) qgltiversal Bow Holders that Sewing Cotton; 20-yard * estern usiness | ‘ , save retie the ribbon so at 3 “aan Everybody’s Wearing Them Pp esl ll Sag = 60 in ecru, and nd as often; two styles; 3 for 10¢ 1 , in black and white. an businessm: re com-| : oh eae Bs iH) ioe : Odds and ends of io’ ; And you can well afford ing to realize the. necessity for al] ‘ae at s : i 1 rs ; Tip Top Snap Fasteners in Mega , bak: 3 an well afford to have one at this price and be popular with close study of business conditions all numbers, opecial oc @ | plack and white; one dozen on "UMbers and only a limited the rest of them. The Sweaters have sash belts. Pretty shades of green on the West coast, according to J ball a card; three sizes; a card 5¢ quantity = nd bl combi i ates 7 > f W. Sanger, of New York, who fs TPPER OR 3 ree rose and blue combined with white. Sizes 36 to 44 on his way to South America. to| {| UPPER MAIN PLOOR—THE BON MARCHE | ’ study advertising methods. He Women’s Corsets for 89c Women’s Wash Dre: 75 | sses »oke before th dad sclub e “Ap 4 a | | * gi ite Magctitinaal: eae | FOR APRON THURSDAY fi batiste orset “aril lo at bd 4 | jon arche dining room Tuesda n Fine White Batiste Corsets that Clearing out the la of the White Satin Hats Bon Marche d Tuesd | i ‘ are well boned; comfortable, low | Wash Dresses at a very special price wey Tho ( rp ee, is Bost style, suitable for the average | Voile Dresses trimmed with orgundy as Illustrated FLYING SCHOOL AT 3 ~ a | ( J re stelle Apron | figure. Fitted with four hose sup- | or lac Your Choice $1.45 Biter, Siees 19 to 28 or Ieee; broken sizes, 36 to 42 in $2 35 | | FT. WORTH FOR ARMY Brocaded Corsets at $1.15 | Women’s Wash Dresses $1.15 " cy | A flying | Pink and White Brocaded Co | ite ces Bi es oe . ” |school for training 600 American | cee See Whi Brocaded outil | ‘These better Dresses are reduced Clever and Distinctive in aviators will bo established im-| Asiiewr and irood looking sa brane aes Ges y f y lery trim- | to make room for newer merchan A jmediately at Fort Worth, Tex., the| appearance—"“The Charlotte.” You'll like the Bie. Low bust style with free|dise, Dresses of voile, linene and ppearance |war department announced today | Tek bac ie Nar atedt oe hips, fitted with four hose support- | novelty eRe. ni y |Enelish instructors from Canadian panes : hy Bre. Sizes 19 to 30. re iovelty materials, stripes, plain col And our assortment of these | |f|ehools will instruct American of Made of high-grade gingham in sport ry . Sizes bg ors and white Sizes 16 to 44 {ainty White Satin H ficers in training fliers for air ser-| tripes, with trim s of solid colors—oth Envelope Chemise at 75c Blouses to Sell at 69c dainty ite Satin Hats will make vice on the Western front ers in plain color Dainty Envelope Chemises of fine | That are made of candy. stripe | selections easy. I rimmed and un- | J. F. Fiffer, aged 48, a blind news Phe “Estelle” (as. illustrated) is fashioned | Z muslin with round or V lace es | voile—mercerized material in figure trimmed shapes in plain sailor and | boy, who has his corner at Wash of pretty striped pereales, cut on full lines Children’s Coverall Aprons of percale, in Middy | and Bungalow style coal Juanita Aprons; prett striped and pink gingham; $1.25, THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHB. ington st. ant! First ave ed severe bruises wh set with embroidered organdy mo-| and stripe designs, and all-white [drooping brim styles, with crown | erie | ods eg pretty styles, in sizes voile; tailored styles, others with | of satin in folds. || sidewalk opening at the Schwa 0 44, | lace trimming. 2 | \B\bacher Grocery Co. store, Wednes style of plaid or | Lesichisemenicgesienitors e _ . - . day morning 4 — He was taken to the city hospital