The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 3, 1917, Page 10

i i wecaare ae CARNIVAL FOR THE SMOKE FUND IS POSTPONED Recause some of the best attrac tions for the water carnival are at present out of town, the big aquatic event planned for Friday night at the Crystal pool for the benefit of The Star's smoke fund, was post poned until next Tuesday evening Director Lonnie Austin is conft dent that the extra few days before the big event will only serve to make the program a whole lot more entertaining than even the ortginal plans contemplated « the water carnival, two events are planned for the The Nonpareil club| Bes oth smoke fund RE HORRORS OF Here Are Downtown Smoke Fund Stations branen 0 Star has established The stations cigar stores where ¢ the Roya tn be left ) | | ) Mahe } Come on, | who don't smoke, too) Ketter & Berndaum’s, at Clemmer Meco stand (Ginnold @ Mink), 219 Union at. Frye’s, southwest corner Third and clgar lly, Second and Madison. store, Fourth and Union. stores nd, County-City City Hall cigar butlding Hert Rideout's, Central bul Third Buteh’s pool hall, Union at ‘Other clgar stands may get tn the Hat by calling up The Star for the necessary arrangements. ‘Crogan's Smoke Shop, 140¢ Fourth ave. will give a dance at Georgetown on October 11, and the Knights of Pythias, at their hall, First ave. and/rnis is the second in a series ¢ Pike st., October 13. “I hope my little dollar,” writes | Vera Lewis from Renton, “will be the means of cheering some brave soldier while sitting in his tent at) tic night, thinking of his distant friends, and be consoled by the re flection that some one thought of} him. &®R too, and I hope, if he does go, who receives my portion. “Hoping to see enough donated! that all our dear ‘Sammies’ may rest — | WHAT SA Lee Di eaLLOODS Uy DUhs liberty of mankind.” Miss Lewis expresses the situa m well smokes, and only thru contributions | by those who stay at home can they get a sufficient | willing to help? “My papa may some day have to/coimpanying coupon, fill {t out, and send it in with your contribution that some one will think as kindly | Or else leave it at one of the down of him as I do of my brave friend|town cigar store branches of the fund. The contributors to date are acknowledged x domo of, WW, PLANNING U.S, TO BUILD supply. Are you| Then clip the ac CHICAGO, Oct against the antiwar crimes bers we sollern. Watch for the third one tomorrow Hy United Press Leased Wire W. will fight to the charges of 10,000 government on which 166 mem. indicted By United Press Leased Wire WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.— The American government will construct an overseas base in France far bigger than any of the national cantonment cities in this country a.—The |. W et ditch against the THE SEATTLE TTERFIELD WOULD DO TO THE KAISER | artists telling how they would punish Wilhelm Hobie}! SIGN TO SHOW HOW DONATIONS TO BONDS COME “Give the Sammy lege te stand on.” This expresses the idea of @ huge board sign to be erected at Bon Marche park this week in ald of the Liberty Loan. The sign will be 40 feet high, and will have the pio ture of a soldier in uniform when Seattle completes her quota of $13,000,000. The amount Seattle subseriber will be shown datly by painting some part of the soldier boy, be ginning with his hat, His feet will come last, the idea being that Seat tle must furnish every bit of $13,000,000 to give Sammy “legs to stand on,” No figures were obtainable Wed nesday concerning the number of bonds su ribed here so far, This was ¢ to delay in distributing ap plications. Many inquiries have been r ed at the postoffice cashier's wi dow, but no sales could be ma Monday or Tuesday, because er forma had not bee elved Fifteen soldiers 1 to Lib erty Loan headquarters Wednesday morning and volunteered to work They were given signs, which they agreed to post Asraiamine nts are shaping for the big drive which will follow the military parade Saturday night Preachers will deliver the Liberty Loan message from thelr pulpits | Sunday Monday noon speakers will make addresses on every other street corner from Yesler way to Pike lst nd ave, and up Pike lat. to Fourth ave Buttons for Liberty Bond buyers are expected Wednesday afternoon }from the federal reserve bank at | San Francisco. The local Clearing House elation has voted to give its adver anno tising space this month to the pale The Second Washington tn fantry, besides giving the Liberty Marion Loan headquarters in the building three men, has alxo added | 12 men tn uniform to canvass the ty and enlist merchants in the window placards advertising HARD DEFENSE A FRENCH BASE ®: =!" in collecting subscriptions (rom thelr employes for the 4 Lib Jerty loan i# planned by the indus |trial committee, Chairman F. K Struve, of the Washington state cen | tral committe firat drive nplovers b ort to indl fm comfort when they return to Th indicated today in ep - ans to e work, b camp after a hard day's fighting, 9g yo EE | frp ping serial ot at toe SE ea hae connie aaa Aiaacingehy Se whipping the ‘Boches’ and showing man, Kirkland, Wash. 100 charges by Otto Christensen, ny ei ned nd lt ag | mittee to pr orm system them that Old Glory still floats in| J, % Getty. 1 ¥. D. No.'s, thos 73, Loa) Charges by | Cito be lmnnnen ent acrows In sections, | Structures] based on th rience of the the four winds of heaven for thal ™Tagia?: ‘tert Hex 408, Dar. | chile tor housing | troops, _ slant caters. may . houses for rese mmunition an¢ en a eR " The charges made by the gov-| equipment, a complete railway shop raaga Ts aca bodies by tg Oy oe ernment cannot stand up,” he said. and arsenal and a big salvage depot) ing necessity of placing the Liberty Inclosed find te bey pechages of tok || “In the first place, the 1 W. W. | will be built at the French port! ioan posters, which are furnished BRO Bove France Tetecce Fund” for American fighting mea | |St No time has taken any x sition where the American forces land free to merchants, in con ———, 2 ° | |one way or the other, as to the! A railway terminal is necessary.) «iicuoug places. Eight different ET RO ape PR ne og ged Packages’ will 'be"pincea || ¥8F- Some of the strikes it island enormous wharves already| terion are Available for display, and ss. addressed to me, on which my unknown friend, the soldier, charged with calling to embarrass | pave been built t committee announces that am ‘agree to send me @ message of thanks. | |the government, were Initiated be Idition to the general base,| )) cian “Wil he ‘Gaiivered ware ple supplies de pon | |fore the war started the war department proposes to free, at Jquarters | “Most of the the indictment eeription act bers of the I and w tered The Values Offered in Women's Suits Are Exceptional We New Millinery Hundreds of | zibelines, trimmed and untr a; fr special purchase made from a | wholesale and importing Here are two lots: Hats in ve cor | You get your full mone if you buy Untrimmed Velvet from this lot at 89c. Plain s drooping brim styles, shirre | and crowns—all the newest tures and shades—plain or ¢ nation effects New styles in rolling brin Hat Shapes 89c > fight this law THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT, vets, elveteens and corduroys mia large neem } rth Hats 1ilors, brims Untrimmed Hats $2.15 Of Zibeline and Velvet 1 and tricorne shapes, with crowns of zibeline and brims of rich black velvet; smart, attractive models at a very special price price? sey, cheviot matter what correct, Autumn Silk Waists—Exemplify- ing Real Bargain Basement Value Tub Silk $1 95 Waists at Tub s Flesh or White 1 They revers Waist are prettily mmed on front with lace One high neck black silk pecial feature is the Other Size model 36 to 44, talfeta Silk Waists $2.95 Embroidered Flesh Waist plaid triped tub silks in rich Fall coloring finished with tucks, ing or lace. 1 or White Crepe de Chine also and pin hemstitch 10,000 offenses tn refer to th Thousands of mem een conscripted. time were any of them e bases betw weatter Intermed! the seaport and the tor on the West front W. have regis and at Spectal engineer corps recently orga will put together the portable heures which form th city Boys’ and Girls’ Warmer Underwear Lower Prices B Why Pay More When You Can Buy A Smart Fall Coat for $14.75? And why can you buy a Coat at so low a Because we buy in sample lots—because | you don’t ha goods as well as other people's. || have for you at this price: a Coat of velour, ker- ave to pay for delivering your own Here’s what we plaid or Oxford gray mixture. Per- » haps you would like a Coat with a wide stole col- lar of seal plush or one trimmed with kerami. to No style you choose, it is sure be 2 42 Dainty Silk Undergarments As Illustrated Silk Crepe de Chine Chemises for $1.95 Lovely Undergarments of splendid quality silk crepe de chine, V and round yoke styles, trimmed with bands of satin or rows of wide Val, Envelope Chemises of Crepe de Chine $2.25 Beautiful garments in several dainty styles with tucks ome pin or em broidered with French knots finished with band of satin or lace trimming Special Lot of Wash Satin Camisoles, as {1 "89 .., $1.69 American sec rvice battalions of the d Frequent Collector of Customs Drumheller today is busy forming a committee to canvass the federal of fice holders Musical Club Aids Councilman Robert B. I Secretary Ralph Mo McCullough the Typographical Mion, and Mins | Alice Lord, business agent of the | Waitresses’ union, are working with r prominent presentatives of organized la n plans to make a ' campaign for » the government's 4 nds Roscoe aketh which of the $1,500 accord yeater foal club 500 worth bonds, will ta necond issue firat Libert worth of the ing to announ day by Mra. M. A. Gottstein, execu: tive secreta d Mrs. W. D. Per kina, president. Sourdough Has Hard Time Finding Home eo ° Continued From Page 1 | ° to to write to President Wilson have ‘om put a tax on apartments where mutes Is given a pref. erence over kids ‘Talk about taxing the war prof: its, why, I'l bet profits of airplane can bullet works are nothin of the of king. the e and ongside apartment income an Keep Kids in Garage 1 admire a man who looks aft er his dogs, but when bh Is me T can house my pup tn arlor jand le the kids out in the gar. age, I got his number—he's Hun “The way some of those skinny looking chaps who came to the door gave me the once-over got my goat, and you ought to # the look |they gave me when I admitted | had two children, I'd like to read |the marriage Heense they {ssue in j this town, to see if there's any ex | tra clause giving a rebate if there be ‘no issue from this union.’ ‘LT visited pretty bangs, but the five wh room {t didn't include | kids, but the fast two said it'd be Jall right for @ dog, 1 getting mad and asking them if they had a dog hotel.” Ben Finally Weakens The next day Ben made a regu lar business of it, and out of 47 a6 20 she swell ! ylaces found “No Vacancy” signs, and 10 where they would al low folks without children to oc: Joupy two bite of the building | which Ben described as “packing cases with a couple of condensed jmilk boxes natled on for wash |room and cook house.” “But the only way we could get into these,” he said later, at The | | prop of war! Star office, where he came to tell) his troubles, “wag by perjuring the | children into an orphans’ home and parting with the larger three-quar |ters of a hundred-dollar bill, and I weakened,” said Ben “Why talk about the high cost of Hving in Alaska? | | A large money prize was offered |several years ago by the Russian | government to any one who would find something to add to aleohot jthat would not impair tts chemicat | value, yet render is impossible to drink, Thus far no one has won the prize. STAR KIT AND TUCK practical wear—of burellas, serges, warm taupe, gray and beetroot. SECOND FLOOR W tle different from 50 inches wide. f Sizes 8 to 14 Years, 75c fg with rick-rack any You Can See All These Aprons on Living Models on Apron orders for their Kit and Tuck Box You leave your order in the Sc “carriage paid,” to France, This supplies to soldiers oversea By Special Arrangement with Harrods, Ltd. We have arranged with the great London BOXES, $1.25 to $5.00, Leave Your Orders in the Soldier Shop—L Stop a Second and Think! Suits for $25.00 Where can you match them at the price? Has not the Bon Marche solved the problem of the high cost of dressing for Seattle women? These garments are suitable for both dressy and velours, worsteds and Oxfords—in dur- able, pleasing shades of plum, brown, navy, green, The jackets are long and well lined; some are belted, others are semi-tailored. trimmings, convertible collars and fancy pockets. THE BON MARCHE All have button Cretonnes tor That Knitting Bag ANT a Knitting Bag just a lit- you have seen—one made from an ex- clusive pattern, such as found here? High grade domestic cretonne, 36 or to France tore of Harrods, Ltd., to take to be sent direct to the soldier France, lier hop and the p age will be sent, the quickest and safest way of ending broadcloths, V Arious weaves are here, such as chintz, cotton or jute taffeta, linenized or mercerized rep — Bird, Fruit, Tapestry and Egyptian designs —45c and $1.50 a yard. THIRD FLOOR—-THE BON MARCHE Thursday Coverall Aprons 65c THREE STYLES, ONE AS ILLUSTRATED -| It really doesn’t pay to make your own Aprons when you ] can get them on Apron Thursday for 65c. One style, | as portrayed, is semi-fitted in front and loose in the back, fastened with ties. Another is the Princess style, rick-rack trimmed. Also an extra-size Apron, coverall style, half belted. ‘All are of light or medium dark percale and taped in white The Popular Juanita Aprons $1.25 Slipover style, made of pretty plaid 1am with wide belt, square neck, kimono sleeves and pockets trimmed We've arranged a special assortment for Apron Thurs | day, among which there are many clever styles in percale and chambray gingham, trimmed with contrasting material, ” Children’s Gingham Aprons, | Margaret Bib Aprons of | Percale for Thursday, 39¢ | Aprons in a good assortment of light and dark colors and trimmed all around with rick-rack braid. THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE | Warm ing flannel wash braid | | With colder Flannelette Night Gowns, Special 75c To Keep You Cozy and Warm on Colder Nights fleecy Night Gowns of pink and white and blue and white striped out- ; collarless style with double yoke in front and back and trimmed with Knit Underskirts, Snug Fitting, Special at 59c one of these Knit Underskirts you'll be well prepared for the coming weather; medium light gray with black or colored striped border. THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. Heavy, warm wool; in gray nd blue t Gray W 1 value at Blankets lent warm neatly bordered with pink or blue; Wool Blankets $5.75 Pair 1 Blankets that are of size 66x80 inches; excel LOWER MAIN FLOOR —THE BON Warmer Blankets—at Just Prices Soft Woolnap Blankets, Size 64x76, at $2.90 Blankets that seem like white and tan with pink | All-Wool Blankets in Size 68x80, $6.00 Pair Strictly all-wool light gray Blankets with pink and blue borders, Not over one pair to each. Wool Plaid Blankets at $7.95 Heavier Blankets, firmly woven of pure wool; block plaid patterns in gray, blue, heliotrope, tan, pink and black and | white; size 68x80 inches. MARCHE. 3,000 yards includes dark colors as well Checked and Plaid aprons; lengths to 10 yards Roasted fresh daily. Standard Canned Tomatoes; cans, each 12%¢. ard quality, each 12%@, A8¢. of best quality bottle 20¢. Pompeian Calico, 24 Inches Wide, Not over 12 yards to each customer. of good grade Calico in full bolts and mill lengths; the assortment as black 27-Inch Gingham 8c Yard Gingham rious good colors suitable for dresses and in 8c and white checks. va LOWER MAIN FLOOR Altavilla brand (not over 6 to each); No Canned String Beans; Cutting’s stand- Maple and Cane Syrup; Unele John's Golden Tree brand; pint 25@; quart Pompeian Mayonnaise Dressing; made olive oil; 32-Inch Gingham 15c Yard 1,000 yards of plain dark colored Ging- ham; good quality and serviceable for house dresses; lengths to 15 yards. THE BON MARCHE. Peaberry Coffee at 25c a Pound High cost of Coffee will be forgotten when once you get acquainted with Peaberry Coffee—for it’s only 25c a pound, and extra fine quality. No 40¢. Tuna Fish; Curtis, superior quality 1% cans, each 25¢@; No. 1 cans Underwood's Sardines in mustard; Mooseabel brand; No. 34 cans, at 15¢. Sardines; Blue Jacket brand; extra se lected American pack; a can 11¢. Canned Pineapple; Del Monte brand} | — sliced; No. 1 cans, each 13¢. Lenox Soap; excellent for all laundry purposes; 6 bars for 20¢. FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. B33 S23 8-2 ee