The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1917, Page 16

2 THE SEATTLE STAR wavs TOWEL (=<. =: | SYPER-CABINET BACKS WILSON | FUND; DANCE, Tod BUY COAL OR CANDY ws ead 'Six of Ten Men Conducting War Work Do It Without Pay 100 Are you buying coal today? | ‘The Continental Fuel Co. ts xiv | the 25 cents ¢ t old to day, to the smoke | Hoya in France.” 17 Eitiott 1400 And on nest W © Smoke Fund wil! rc Gf the candy sales of The Lotus 299 Pike st “We've wanted to do something for the § THE BON MARCHE. Not alone for America’s, prosecution of the wart this loan needed, but that our Allies may likewts« keep their armies at the front, and by so doing lessen the brunt of America’s sacrifice of Men,.—(Secretary McAdoo. ) Buy Liberty Bonds Saturday Is Children’s Day Of Course You Are Going to Bring the Children Down Town for Warmer Winter Clothes COATS—The All-Important Part of the Girl’s a0 no ae STOKES COA STORE City County Whig So, rem folks, next Wet! Stallings Has Used tod to voy! Many Men in Garden} Probably no other baseball man. | Bhead. Buy | also help « fou hit two birds with one stone as it were | Saturday night all | the man Braves, In the present | tailings has used ncarty | nen in the Boston outfield melted to plas ‘ Wardrobe on Autumn Days Sees Woodmen of Amer Giants Favored by D for the smoke fund the last Thurs New Y ork Backe rs| : d@ay in October Sunday the K at Will begin a avor Arena. t the of th as in, Idah tobacco fund are lots of ways you can THE LITT MAID TO TH LEFT IS WEA A TAUPI WOOL VELOUR COAT WITH A KERAMI TRIMMED COLLAR, SOLD for $12.50 WIDE COLLAR OF MATERIAL, AND THE BUT- TON TRIMMED POCKETS, $12.50 7o THe KDiroKn Wee Mee RY . tae Seattle Star her Enclosed find packages ef tohacce, iy “Oer Boys tn France ideacee Peed" fer American ‘aguting moe Tnderstand that each dollar buys four packages, each with « Value of 45 cents, and that in each of my packages will he placed ha fe me, oa which my enknewn friend, the seldier, agree te send me © message of thanks | President Wilson surrounded by his “supencabinet” of ten, the “war managers of America.” Top (left to right), Josephus Daniels, Bernard Baruch, W. G. McAdoo, Newton D. Baker, Middle (left to right), Herbert C. Hoover, F. A. Scott. Bottom (left to right), Van ce McCormick, H. A, Garfield, E 'N. Hurley, Robert S. Lovett ! Name Adtress . Cy BY MILTON BRONNER WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 12 Don't Fail ot Other THE BON MARCHE | pean RC . ee pig ae ARGAIN BASEMENT Be Priced at $6.95, $10.95 and $12.50 Said New Wool Tomes at nie 00 a a Dresses ae: 00 s and j col Three Special Groups of Autumn Suits That’ Will Meet With Approval Among Seattle Women| Fall Suits $8.65 Sizes for Women and Misses BECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Boys’ School Suits $6.50 and $7.50 Suits With Two Pairs of Pants Endurance is the watchword of these Bc Suits—Suits that boys and mothers all like. C pinch-back style with three-piece belts, or regulation Norfolk models. Trousers are full lined and have taped seams. paaoeld patterns in gray and brown mixtures. Other Boys’ Suits, in beautiful patterns at $8.50 to $15.00. “Stand-Wear” Suits at $6.00 igo Overcoats $6. 50 and $7. 50 Surely not a big price to pay and especially when you are assured good values and smart, attractive styles. Suits of Wool Serge and novelty materials in Navy, Gray, Brown and Black. Smart Suits $17.45 Featuring the new lines, styles and materials. Suits of Wool Poplin and Burella in semi-belted and all-around belted wit buckles and wide collars of velvet or self material Suits Special $19.75 Special values are offered in this lot. the simple styles and exceptional well tai- and Burella, with silk braid, fur and plush Suits that are very Imported Overcoats $10.00 to $15.00 UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE attractive, favorin lored of Wool Velour trimming. | Girls’ Serge and Girls’ Gingha ; a Sie. Plaid Dr cc vio $1 45 a tor = " 59c The Children’s Shoe Shop Chil uatite " 1 ti 1 i n't i a good plac e to get little feet shod. Wh 1 T 1S | i fe : ; D ‘ Little Gents’ Dull Misses’ and Children’s . sri i I | | 1y some of these whee and keep the boys a girls out of doors these invigorating Au- tumn days. Just the kind of toys to e the exer- cise needed. | Calf Shoes $2.50 Pair School Shoes $2. 75 Pr. 1 t, serviceal Smart New Banded and Untrimmed Fall Shapes Many Men Are Buying cn Shate of ag ildren’s Shoes o' Their Winter Overcoats Pili ghee leet aah ait eather Velocipedes, priced $2.50 | in the Bargain Basement a —$1. 85 ow riving Out contracts for an tm: |f] eri eh tops and buckle | ace m $6.00 | ibeline an et H nded and lurle at ld that fa style 8.50. | Because They Get Such Ghetniméd shape A it ridge of ron the A Sizse 814 to 11, $8.75 Sizes 81% to 11, Kiddie Kars, from $1.75 Good Value for the sailor, rolling 4r00 : Sizes 11', to 2, $1.50 Misses’, 11/2 to 2, 4 ) $4.00. | ri ev stnes ere ma ch hoo Choo Cars and Scoot- Money Paid brims, some with In the Regular Shoe Shop a-Cars, $3.00 to $5.50. | bonnet effect er ver ' Boys’ Shoes $2.75 Pair | Girls’ Sh $4.50 Pai Irish Mail Hand Cars, ‘ ’ tf ys’ Shoes $2. ‘air irls joes $4. ‘air riced $6.50. eerercents ¥6. se Children’s Hats gag __The other man REE ot goad. | Ol nished calf | Bon Speed King Coasters, Velvet and Corduroy Shapes in bon | a field, 6 wearing calf leather; full| with extra high tops; at $5.00 to $8.00. It’s hard to net and mushroom styles, trimmed with |] | : nnd ines lid leather | Neat, narrow toe; one Basement, Union St. Store. | ota ae ‘be harmonizing color ribbon and_ rosettes. | } 2 5 iu POSE 1 ntSe ie " wes, ; . | Spanish Peanut | Bargain il see, Untrimmed Hats for 75c Boys Shoes 8. 50 Pair Girls’ Shoes $5.00 Pair | Brittle 19¢ Pound Srodcls ete Women's Shapes of good quality vel Sine Tan 1 Shae Sh Del Red w ery veteen in sailor and mushroom styles, th arrow-toe | right only a li be soft crowns and shirred brim; black only. tra heavy sole ee ¢ IN here early for yo UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE see tania | Madame Coates’ Sewing Classes Will meet at 2:30 P. M. Beginning October 15th Try Buying the Boys’ School Clothes in the Bargain Basement Boys’ Two Pants Suits for $6.95 lits that we can recommend to mothers, for they are durable, with an extra pair of knickerbockers. Made of homespun mixtures in dark shades of gray and man e hand tailored, well made and will look well for a long time. |} : | For the convenience of those who cannot meet in the mornings, we have changed the time from 10 A, M. to 2:30 in the afternoon. plaids. They | Sizes 6 to 18 years. mae vn 0 not | : ‘ ; land via the sur | Tickets on Sale at the Pattern Counter, Lower Main Floor. * . | _ Boys’ Suits Priced Crompton Cravenette Wool Overcoats, if : ae ii a ° the New Way, $3.45 Corduroy Suits $5.95 Special at $7.95 Washington Creamery Butter 49c Pound erviceable uits of brown Paking a nanuf rer’ any me 1 ? . row kit manufactu the gs Or three pounds for $1.45; guaranteed quality, None delivered y u ip mixtures, in make t pe ur ur 1 | r back. and’ belt i ei : Ove Mayflower Coffee, an excellent | Dromedary Golden Dates, a | White Cooking Figs — Fine bese and belted st u } t! blend t roasted fresh package 14¢, or 3 packages grade California Figs, med ell J and well tailored | this price I : dail ze, for 1e,. um size, pound $2'2¢, t 6't ( ‘dey lig the Pure Fruit Preserves— el | Canned Pineapple—Del Monte | Candied Peel; m orange ets , Bering plaid hah: ihe Monte brand; 16-02. glasses, brand; sliced, No. 1 cans dc n; good qual® year to wear well and are rainproof, | year fed nations each 25¢, each 12'¢, » thelr war . . . Boys’ Wash Suits at 85c Children’s Rompers § 58c body of which Carry Home Specials in the Delicatessen 7 Linene, Galatea, Chambray I ar ize, wel | Mayonnaise Dressing Ron Marche brand Green Olives—Good size, new shipment; per and Gingha Wash Suits in| ers of galatea | made fresh daily; for Saturday Ske. pint 1Se. i Tommy Tucker style, in plait nd gingham, in) stri ad | Pear Butter; delicie ‘or sandwiches ae for Yakima Strained Honey; best quality, per 4 , sgt lat tee ar ’ pe hh lunches; Ib. §S¢ or 2 lbs. BH¢. pound 28¢, colors and stripes; sizes 3 to & lain col < ‘ ‘ > , ear I Pie y ade. ‘Trading (will) He. géauined PYOURTH FLOOR THE BON MARCHE - ee ~ — | Monday, :