The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 2, 1917, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR ITALIANS RALLYIN ja sera ebie Sats W sote op pretty Heir care aS By Ed L. Keen , vaders ned { { ture te AKre New Y¢ v The ( ) J “tat te ts op ge | | wet " ! Ite America ce in New ney oo = today ppeare t ” b e of the tl! “ reached the point of heated ) y “ltd personalities today Italian tront under x to take def It wae stirred to the boilin Pp —S - - Here in Lond th ta le milit | the ¥ point by a typically A - } t veltian demonstration and a : servers saw it, was \ r the k fl he s gern Mr eCour ollove hat typically Rooseveltian speech ie | har of ns guantiti of ipplies whic the © dance " : delivered by the former pres | —) _e = érlin ive ¢ as > ( e MVaue ontact with soldie oats Madison Square Garden last \ - thene the night. The colonel te eupport A a < ing Mitchel V ™ KR evelt . verba e e oT vol Silk Blouses—Beauties—at $4.95 ot ‘me rl tim up aanina.” he continued: | |the man ‘who wishes Uncle, Hen New Models—Excellent Values how m of man sme: SEATTLE PHONES cinewhere, We had seven re cM vensrVellow Calls ow" Pretty Styles in Silk Crepe de Chine and Silk Georgette Crepe. ME or vente of manpowe TIED UP BY STRIKE je 88s oP a Wm a tht NOME of the styles that you see O NE charming Georgette model is TAILORED BLOUSE of flesh ssid ‘ven ps ap ah i °c tinued Fi P 1° a iia | Ste meee Une without S illustrated are very dainty, while dainty even to its cuffs—Vene- Crepe de Chine has a novel The Germar yh tle segiaina dono tec e' ep the polle ate hat | cringe fore th th others claim just a bit of the tailored | tian lace motifs—pin tucks and ball | ¢ r that is part wl shape and Parreenends on the easier t the operators get a mint h Lae Hh ae " effect so smart when worn with tail- | buttons trim this attractive Blouse. fastens with large arl buttons; <onllad , be ronda ore Ke ; , y nacasealt hag There are those of Crepe | Other Georgette models are beauti- | another is a lace air, made,of meoees : irene BB ky solr (POM ar Rg ee femanded to kaow of Roossy ored suit rere are those of Crepe | fi. embroidered and have hem-| silk shadow lace lined with chiffon, the bridces t lve t this Y r ¥ g. and) the « in the re < : de Chine, handsomely embroidered stitched collars with hemstitched collar and frills, re t t t one t i r BECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Beate aS Van a yn | arc rd and we | DOLLS! cere site Yat one wont ae Se sacentoatiion aes weve! The Perfect-Fitting Underwear DOLLS! for Men, si and Children iit site ie long hair. ; mn Small seo} =v ee ' to) M thief ne atic tna a = = : Baby Dolls the in : . jence t be | tros Ae an Celluloid Dolls Sirens Sader cugosts ever ‘ of day, and) which may conduct an lave » ' ' y Inclined ud FITTING WEAR SUITS Most every sort of Dolls. ~~ where—even in the a thought 1 would pedals pel ; over which the Ge none ; n to the of “men high he ements appeared tn! = _ a Character Baby Dolls with oil —— oe company wa ain-/in authority” whom they ave | 19 . — bald head, moving eyes and DWAlit Defenders Unaweree ; oa § Citta: ~~ ha econ ca thin citer Gina Bue joint legs, at $1.25. epee aimed od fel One : a inves tie ow to the agents of this coumir You get the maximum amount of durability, washability, fit and com- Baby Dolls with full jointed ee tatlen poate Ati 7] pmb gether ila , By vescen oe lg ego hog ag othr 7 at 'Lnadaeriathes: “Pull’stock siiies bodies, sleeping eyes and Mie assaulting wave t ig Bhor mnasiy oon aia Tell Oy Vie avalos Rial iacaphee reheat ‘ ort when you buy ‘“Munsing-Wea iderclothes. Full stocks of style short ‘hair, at SiMe Ttalians e §/ this itton, for being ur ald the ters did tq eras r ts and sizes at this store Character Dolls with un- “nag - re | not & ether or not there ¢ au ntritution (to ¢ breakable heads and stuffed. 4 : : body, dressed in flowered : ® pr of close coopers . sanarat pbaes an Munsing Underwear Munsing Union Suits dimity, at $1.00. iit pounding Away and t aaicew tke ae - ot ingots ‘gem — Bly , : for Children for Women Character Dolls, 22 inches been no change to a ar shed * : M ae HOTS. long, with unbreakable tain © police report that their) Mu acetone § ‘ “yaaa “et yelp a ans Shirts and Pants ¢ savy weight white Union Suits of medium and heavy head, dressed in various orale : grok en > afes ¢ " * , cotton, slight lined, 8 2 weight cotton, in the most desirable styles, at $1.00. surprise, Ko nur " : . ; ‘ . German adva one ent re | structed the aia’ edit tae atoaear tee repo to 16 years, at 40¢, 50¢ and 65e¢. ; sizes 34, 36, 38, at $1.35; Dressed Coaraaats pa with Cadorna’s line and sta mt fort on to st y trom | connec te Gorman . 42 unbreakable heads, in _va- great sweep forward - me we . .. ' sizes 40, 42, 44 at $1.65. rious sizes, at 25¢, 35¢ mendous Germ: f r . Wiccan te éa . a . i ; 1 50 Continued with a f 1 t ays | ule . co shut te Part Wool Union Suits, high and Dutch and 90¢. r Union Suits of y cotton; white for girls, gray ne Egyptian color = Ments to repair this for boys; at 85¢, $1.00, $1.15 neck, ankle length, at $2.00; bet- | Baby Dolls, dressed in cun- ° fe terri . : ‘ “a will confer) ——— « ; ning baby clothes and a troepe bnoy Tagg ; od Detone i ne te JURY Taree A LONG and $1.35. ter suits from $3.00 to $4.50. bootees; 17 inches long Germans and Austria lox © died thru ar t verted . Upper Main Floor, The Bon Marche. at $1.50. iliaettes cnay' tor the laveders | ati is has not yet bean do TIME In ARSON CASE Basement, Union 8t. Stare Their preponderance in guns and he r at . c , saan 5 men, and the advantage of a flank- ai x ¢ oe at 65 Weds tien tet te Co-Worker, Aged 76 ju)! uirtir Bia un ~~ a a Boys’ Sturdy School Suits Rome dispa 5 Indicated that t nce s 1 Mra 2 Gespite his overwhelming 4 a t i ¢ = of cior - all tol f the New Orleans bamabie iy aacuums ot ine enumy’s| for at , s els ; .. k i ken ee ¢ tnt r »s, in our own Candy At $6.50 and $7.50 superiority in artillery—Cador 1 lef by th F th » been ried | } ths ahhernnde peters en when recial, s und : z had executed a masterly stroke t , Ing them 1 eg elec a ” The Two-Life Suits = : : ; - 20¢. With Two Pairs of Knickers Cadorna str Stat e net a Send your S y a box of Hundreds alk ome dy. He will Ss oking little Suits for school lads—pi or pen B THE BON MARCH Ee K — ny. as wt _ s nappy lo King little Suits for s he i lads pinch vara typ : Dog : Val back style, full back style, with three-piece belts, or ao. RGAIN BASEMENT. | Bae 0 eee tised. down ton Lower and Upper Main Floor 18 different patterns in browns and grays—in . many combinations. Men—Boys—Try the Economy of Buying Clothes Seattle Chapter of ‘SD ; epee American Red Cross h 5 other good materials. in the Bargain Basement Station A—A. Surcicol BPEREMEMA = noys STANDAWEAR SUITS, You will find it pays—here are some of the good things it ha r you located in the Gon Marche Se re “AK WITH TWO PAIRS OF TROUSERS - to 1. Meetings every , * Boys’ Clothes Are Sold at Savings Man’ sa eacenereridne. 2 Boys’ Seattle-Made Mackinaws $6.00 morning except Friday—from en s Overcoats t 9a : m. to PO. Volunteers They're dandy warm Coats for the price—just the kind for rainy and cold \ are wanted to sist in the weather—with big roll collars that button up high—in plaids and plain colors. at $10.00 « work They're all-wool—waterproof—and fast colors. SECOND FLOOR UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. in the Bargain Basement Because they’re bot w prices from sample lot In Snappy Autumn rabewokenan Styles of Good ey/()\\ es : ’ A Hooverized Boys’ Extra Warm Materials . wy, x Children s Coats Grocery List Pant Suits In Blue and Dark | P apes: : 2\ Dress the Kiddies warmly and wisely and be Pure Rolled Oats 65¢ Sack Shades economize on Drug Store Bills. Best quality Pure Rolled } \ we becke atc ne ie - | Oats—the healthy breakfast 5.25 heary Hida. Ata Vane ‘ PRICES $5.95, $12.95, $16.50 < ; food for the entire family— ; ; \" In velours, cheviots, tweeds and plushes ; 10-pound sack for Bgl ‘ : i] ’ e ee é I eavay io 4h \ Cream of Barley; a nutritious mmed with fa self collars, or collars of beaver Of) | akfast food; pkg. 28¢. fabri Suitable dark becoming shades for school Corn Meal, white or yellow; ind semi-dres \ best quality; No. 10 sacks, each 65¢. Some of the Coats are made on close-fitting tailored line , while others show the girlish, high waisted effects, \ xtra. Fi Head with the novel wide belts. Good lining and roomy pockets. Texas grown (not ovez SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE ‘, Ibs, to each), 3 Ibs. 25@- Pure Maple and Cane Syru: Boys Men’. 8 Warm Uncle John’s Golden Tree , brand; pint 23¢; qt. 45¢. Suits ‘i q Bathrobes . W N’c | i 5] > "Ti “4 S > t Yr Mayflower Coffee; an ea Bec sa tatsrdstad th ee iy ai « omen S As e 1S wea e lent blend of fresh roasted re . interested in saving a tay sum w iP Made of Rising Paes Cloth - i J > rive A sai Cabtes: pound 25e. on your Boy’s Suits 1¢ ee this line i % . - » - Macar Spag a Norfolk style, f dark brown and gray : A aN ih ES ; ‘ day lium and larg plen Spl Aaig. Wearing Plose They re warmer and prettier of Durum wheat; 3 pkgs. mixtures; siz 6 ti; i ithrobes at a very low price inh) does. for 25¢. : 4) ; ; Do you want fine lisle thread Hose? | wctaieals Dromedary Dates, a Dackaaal Boys’ Overcoats Reduced ph Men’s Gray Wool Mixed do you want Hose that will give lots of | Women's All-wool Sweaters with roll | A H au 4 - ‘ m4 collars, in’ maroon, cardinal, Co- ry-f1ome pecrals Ly | f lo yo ant them at a_ special hie i ? : ° —to $6.95— Union Suits for $2.25 Wee 708 wens ae ae ® fee | pepbages, Oxford end scarlet, at in the Delicatessen | price? If so, supply yourself from this $5.00 to $8.50. Mayonnaise Dressing; made lot. We have them in black, white, pink, Brushed Wools, in rose, Kelly green of pure olive oil and fresh sky, Copenhagen, bronze, silver, medium and fancy combinations, $9.95. eggs; Saturday only, per pound 38é¢. joys from 11 to 18 years old will be } Howard Knit, the perfect fitting Union Suits of able ta t Overcoats from this lot re medium weight; made in the closed crotch atyle, in duced te 95 art, mannish Coats of all size At $2.25 they’re a specially good buy green-plaid and gray mixtures, half or gray, ivory and pongee Fancy Wool SweaterS with novel Pear. Butter; Tea Garden ’ ' * ’ ‘ full lined. Men s Un‘on Suits | Men $s Lisle Socks Children’s Wool Stockings 40c Pair borders around bottom and upon brand; made of pure fruit; BOYS’ PAJAMAS of warm outing flan °. | collars and cuffs—or in attractive Ib. tse 2 lbs. for nel with blue and brown $1.79 19c Pair Good, warm, serviceable Stockings for colorful combinations, $8.50 to New York Full Cream C S¢ figures; sizes 4 to 12, at Cc Heavy gray cotton Union Suits | Fine ribbed Lisle Socks in these the children—ribbed wool in fast black, 812.50 | medium sharp flavor; -acaypage Rei ‘ fk ack ‘he ; with grav Merino heels and toes; sizes Y ? a 35 BOYS’ SCHOOL PANTS, of fancy tweed | for Winter wear. Properly sized, | popular shades: Navy, Whtte, 5 to &tg, at 40c pair; sizes 9 to 10, at, Nifty Cap and Scarf Sets to match, | eee Uin ase. > Sdisctures: well made: size well finished garments; in sizes 86 | Gray and Champagne: all sizes : 3.95 ee ee oe 6 to 17 years, at... 95c to 46 91% to 11% dined) : ihe. $1.00 to $3.95. pint 18¢. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE SECOND FLOOR—-THE BON MARCHE Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche.