The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 31, 1917, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR THE BON MARCHE BRITISN LOSE 60,373 MORE SMOKES GOTOSAMMIES Fearful Flanders Fight Takes Big Toll) AS FOLKS AT HOME GIVE COIN | | By United Cress Lensed Wire Direct to The Star dvices to he Star from h of te conte : LONDON, Aug. 31. The fearful fight- headquarters or rOur Boye In uted Keo ABOR DAY Deliveries. All merchandise sold up TT! BON MARCHE will t lo ed all } ing of the Flanders offensive of the past | France Tabacco Fund,” in New th ‘ ie ‘a5 Ph Sutaleay tbe Cvered the wees daye-Labor Day. Do school shopping S { month cost England 60,373 casualties im) jen of %0,000 packsoee of te awed H ovening. killed, wounded and missing, according to) Psc*o wos sent to Pershing's 2 é compilations announced today. The figures) '\ 's wit is being done wit x the are below that of last month (which were ; A the" accompany in 71,998), but the losses of officers were very...) | ' ‘ much greater the total in July of officers) |)". a welogmme killed, wounded and missing was 2,426. Injen soo 1 rte ana {| August it had jumped to 5,480. The de-)(°).))0°)") the “Our se if tailed figures for August were: ton, tt Is pe wend 45 cents’ mary, Chadwick + Killed Wounded — Missing ot Officers »+ 1,317 2796 3 Bie Clip This Coupon and Forward It to ESS ‘ ¢ t ? The Star With Your Contribution OFF I O SX HOOL— Totals 12,88 44,109 3,323 ) very Conteibutio orth of Te- ve “ m a . al a 5 Cur Boys in France Tobacco Fund Dressed in a Neat Tub Dress—Bought at $1.25 Civil War Vete ‘an I unches Endorsed by the S Hours will not be half as long or lessons nearly so tedious for Mary if she wears one of _these pretty I ; | ndorsed by the Secretary of War and little Tub Dresses bought at The Bon Marche, and from this lot. Made of checked, striped or plain Portland IW W Who nsu t nay Secretary of Navy colored ginghams, contrastingly trimmed. Some are straight-line effects, others belted, and novelty Uniform of Sailor Blue}! "icing mitts nent ae styles with plain or plaited skirts. 5 a san pen way tobacco for our Finktine hice x . , ‘he %~N ‘ uu Girls’ School and Dress Coats | Children’s New Velveteen Coats By United Press Leased Wire a the old man re ied artnet fies satheseh pegrees a Are here in all the newest styles—very smart are the | These pretty little Coats promise to be very popula PORTLAND, Aug. 31.--The dright + ‘alan cath cas ru “Gur Hoye in France Tobacco Fund" to Empire an ormal w e effects, with flare skirts they are made in a plain tailored style with full belt ee ence Ww. HS ashioned of bure ¢, mixtures, chinchilla | and fancy yoke—large collar and cuffs trimmed with ga we ¢ ped bf a bid spi bangin th abe dae, : with @ retail ea ict a ee bin tad ind fancy coatings Nutria. Black, blue, green, wine an REG hctive ito, most ot which|ewift blow. “An wis | Bhkngwn fiend, tie'svidier, will agree to send me ot Priced $5.00 to $20.00 Priced $5.00 wet $6.50 oe est in : . ee SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE flag, still has ilies? vituscitcs cs F Siirren oseaus Ww Street address . F ean flag, he today is willing to figh us for Hard 7" to defend it patriotic strat 1 WM sec ckncdavccctaisciccececceaseses F Attired in his natty blue sailor jocated two fingers and sprained ¥ uniform, Capt. Hardy was he " a Ward bound from a meeting of the Spanish-American War Ve “Where ‘dy get the fa suit, grand’pa?” asked an id! = E _ GERMANY'S WOMEN ARE REPORTED : = }gun to Are the Boys Suited to Taste? Are They Warmly Clad for Fall? Comfortable and Durable BY CARL o GROAT United Press respondent =} rity fe being asnal ‘The fire situation in Washington | numbers WASHINGTON ug. 31— ‘woods was distinctly improved Fri- tin 000,000 fish Thursday Germany's women are likely to lower ration ‘ Bae Aecording to Chief Fire War| =” is operating night, have much to do in remodeling soups, sometime School Suits ck of the Teuton peace opinion. Suffer: probably wil ing from short rations, torn in many ars.| with sorrow over their losses, t few sockeye run-| they are beginning to sulk at continuance of war. th now and tute the bulk ake thetr lot . " nd day a Gen G. C. Joy, of the Washington | 204 day and State Forest Fire association. be larger No new fires of importance had|There are been reported to his office in 24/2!ng now At $7.50, $8.50, $10 and $12.50 t, frequent Or the more conservative styles in the trench belted - This spirit, coupled with a The latest novelty styles, with the pinch backs and hours, and those which last week | os > Sie dotatasc I ‘ g i | general war weariness and a were. - Siena 4% . ; yagi < : indie: of oating vhich sta and any kind Were all ither under control or| Probe by Unc avg Sam) mental ' are - ms parinns tadicn one and two pairs o kerbockers. of hard knocks. Single and double ps Durning in districts where little ae tle say they| mente wren which autherith , x P ° ° . @amage could be done. IB Cgead Sy nelle largely In be sages Indicate 3o0ys’ Overcoats | Little Things Boys Will Need Boys’ Mackinaws ‘The fire at Cedar Falls “got|5y the food administration eg) wen ree te pecan sae hi te * as es $5.00 to $12.50 Tapeless Blouses of cham-| Nazareth Waists for small for School $5 and $6 ; : r vices today when the full force * ira i y’ Sway” from the fighters Thursday | (vine Blosgeatgetoar gon bony Shea winter will nt Wilson's message Coats in ulster effect- bray, madras, khaki and | boys; sizes 2 to 12 years; Pinch-back, box andefull might, but they regained control Nacanbucten that eaak = te sigtaeee! be the nany has ex strikes them they will force a gov come with trench belts, and black sateen; guaranteed 35¢. : Norfolk Mackinaws, made Within a few hours. Say Wena be enreted ont -_ the great atruggle ernmental reform that will place thers of chinchilla—fancy colors; 75¢. Ideal Waists with attached | * . Trenches have been dug almost ba sh crops are short. power in the people's hands rather vb ) of heavy wool plaids with | tweed mi ures and Kersey | Kazoo Supporter and Sus-| supporters; ie and ‘@round the blaze at Martin, in “Press Leased Wir a Smaller rations than with the kaiser and his war : . a jars. izes county, and little further ALIS, Aug. 31 = Lis-|are tn force. lorda. i materials. Sizes 6 to 16. pender Combination; sizes) heavy weight; @ and | large roll collars. § 6 ter attended the Southwest Was The kaiser himaelf begins to see! This government will years. | 4 to 18 years; 6O¢. 65¢. to 18 years. Warmer weather and northeast-|ington fair Thursday, and deliv-\the signs of trouble, for he has or erly winds, predicted Friday, made|ered a patriotic address, urging | the fire warden apprehensive of| citizens of the state to do every translations UPPER MAIN FLOOR-—THE BON MARCHE. To Wear on the Holiday Off to School— Women’s New Kid Gloves $1.50 Pair In a Brand New A new Hag of Gloves has reached Hog pocaes SeeHOn; Conse of white glace kid with pique and over sewn seams, with self or : contrastin; broidery; also Washable Kid Gloves in pearl, ivory, Pair of Shoes ping Ae pang a ae Boys’ Shoes $2.75 Pair IMPORTED KID GLOVES, SPECIAL $1.75 From the Regular Shoe Shop \ splendid chance to get good Kid Gloves at a very moder- ate price. All sizes in black and white; also shades of tan, brown conquest THE BON MARCHE Plenty of trouble, however, within 24/thing in their power to support RGAIN BASEMENT. awe Ba Charming Silk Dresses $11.65 For Street and Afternoon Wear If, on Labor Day, a new Dress you would have—come to the Bargain Basement and get a prize at $11.65—for there we have Silk Dresses, wonders indeed, contrived of Georgette and taffeta combined—also crepe de chines, or combined with Georgette. Dresses made high-waisted—overskirts trimmed with taffeta ruffles as pictured—others are straight-line effect with girdle belts. In Gold, White, Pink, Blue and Green heavy leather style and gray, in a broken line of sizes ong sole " 1 ‘ vod wear and comf necessary for school wear. Sizes 1 to 5% Women’s Stockings 35c Pair Silk Stockings 95c Pair Burson and « lot of 300 pairs of ®) Ps heesiged Shoes $3 } air makes, known to ¢ silk Stockings, t Cotton, lisle and in | pretty novelty stripes in the es; also some plain zes; 3 pairs $1.00. black. Sizes 84 to 10. a Fiber Silk Stockings 39c Women’s Union Suits 65¢ Girls’ ‘ Shoes $3.50 Pair Fine Fiber Silk Stockings with | 300 Cotton Union Suits in 1 weight, suitable for Fall A special fancy threa mmetal calf; lace er oor § and white; regular and newest sha style, comfc 2 to 5% sutton School Shoe on a thread tops and seamless Sport Skirts Reduced to 75c Outing Dresses for $1. vd — past ROUH., WeSTInG HESS all sizes in black, low neck with band tops; For Labor Day you'll want a Sport Skirt | aoutahe let cr tie Cotten style for any school miss. Sizes of the most no “Sleeves 1 knee length, —you can save by t ady of this 86 he last ¢ je Lorton Ue 2 to 6 shades; (secc Sizes ; (seconds), i | De ee Bt every. special UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE, rice. Coat and offer. Striped and figured t—all- | J white pique and linene—only a limited | ** ¢ ! pink, blue and tan lir ; Girls’ Shoes $4 00 Pair quantity. ene and striped voile haces cain unmetal Calf Shoes on a neat Coy : 1 t wi th 14-inch heels The Women’s All Wool Coats, | Silk Fiber Sweaters with | Women's Lisle Hose | Women’s Fiber $i! oy meal tect fy style las bod bi ec: Pi L I istics | wad [Gems eat veces postster | Wrens ar erie | Wemow's Winer oii Rove ee the: aiyle al iN school seit ae icnic unc hn Sets 10c Poplin. Regular and ex = Dut , white and black: sizes | tops: black, in alses 8! ee asking for s 214 to ¢ pi Breen nbined i izes 8% ry UPPER MAIN FLOOR THE BON MARCHE How ach better your ui: lunch will taste if served nicely. vhite to 10. to 10. Price \ | These S 0 PI 4 Miadiel.... $2.25 ae $5. 95 te _» SOC Sa 25c ZL These Sets con 10 Pl 10 Paper Napkins and one Table Off to School With a New Crepe Paper Napkins, special for | Wax Paper, for wrapping sand Hairbow Saturday, 100 for 10¢, wiches to keep them moist; 7 at Men C he B B : mae habe t Men Can Buy in the argain Basement shitihes elles de tea UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THe BOR MARCHE Plai m in a complete Men’s Negligee Shirts Silk-Bosom Shirts in i]) rs—Moire pees ee in Broken Sizes 85c Sete 16-tn bb ad Ke plain Dresden pat Saturday Specials in the Grocery Store Planning for a trip for over the Hol- ok 2 Natty-looking silk bosom Shirts, with Novelty Ribbon 35¢ Yard Mayflower crrig au rm, | Cliquot Club Ginger Ale; cooling oe: you Sige — —. if you SN soft cuffs, in solid colors—splendid jf] Fifa pane 17 sianractie ta es freshly roasted blend; Ib.25@| beverage for picnic lunches: pac Brite f Wags hirt in your Shirts for outing wear as well as for plain Taffeta and Moire Armour's Deviled Meat; for pic bottle L5¢. grip. Shirts o novelty Ww eaves, madras be if ahs ni lunche: 5)4-ounce can, | Sweet or Sour Pickles; 6-ounce and corded stripes, with soft cuffs. the office—good patterns and colors | Girls’ School Hats 50c A1é@; 34-02. can, Be. bottle 1B@; 10-07. bottle 2Oe. Sizes 14 to 171%. ish, simple Tam o’ Shanter roy, silk cretonne and other In those g tyles of cordu cotton weaves, plain white shepherd checks to choose from. Special at 59e. Underwood's Original Deviled Canned Pineapple, Del Mite Ham, for sandwiches; 3-ounce brand; No. 1 cans, each 14¢, ca for shi Prepared Mustard; gives sand- and combination colors in pretty effects oe ‘ - * 4 Four-in-Hand Silk Ties | Soiesette anu wiadras Pajamas Silk and Cotton Lisle Socks | i Van Camp's Baked Beans; No wiches an appetizing flavor; —45 —89c— 19 P ° i] School Handkerchiefs 5c 1 cans, each 12%e¢. | Me. ‘ — | $ C: in | — c Fair— | Phousands of desirable, usable Handket ° iss ~ A gala event in the Men’s Tie Sec-| have been w setae a bs Waltmade. | phene aracinill seconds, Hut’ every | vite ‘eee wor oe Carry Home Specials for Your Picnic Lunch : f waiting ? de, ; . white, or with printed borders; others } i Ee tion—hundreds of full-fashioned Silk | Comfortable Pajamas 89c—white, | Pair of Socks has been mended, , | with efabeo dace ee ai rs ae ure fektly Ba} bea emer ay Te mete | ational Ripe Olives, medium. aixg Bop Pbexin suvend iano hy ee AEE Se soeas ; > alla i flavor; Saturday only, 1). 8B¢@, | pint 15 Ties in flowered and figured patterns, | some ouite dash A, ay Aa Sohn as aoe ase nen ra ek pelos i hemmed Mayonnaise Dressing, made fresh ey: | Dill mictae small size, good lity a ‘ : i ght go and do not impair the wes slack |} PER ¢ PLOOR—THE ICHE : ‘ a te ee } ina splendid assortment of color binatid fe ipa wear t | | UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE ery day, per pound 38¢, ' quart 206 : 3 } FOURTH FLOOR THE BON ] Eig ¥ (yi