The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1917, Page 12

PATRIOTICPLAY| ~——TOPROTEST NEW OFU.SJAPAN | CHE BON MARCHE | COAST WAGES ONLY RENEWED Three Hundred “Ready-to-Wear” TOHELP SMOKE FUND MONDAY Hats Reduced to $2.85 | Tents for Entire Day at Pe Hats, so Practical for Every- Strand Theatre to Go 3 day Wear <—) They come in such charming shape: v4 and colors to Sammies } a STIRRING U. S. DRAM Ni Ju df (Ss 6 In Rose, Blue, Tan and Red velvet crowns and black velvet brims. Behe famous patriotic story, “The Without a Ce y by Ed In silvery gray or soft mole shaded plush Trotteur Hats. Byerett Male ht up to to cover the present condition things, has been made into a pho Taylor to Report stirring, red-whiteand-bdlue Representative James A. ‘Taylor of real life | ay ee a reece spel ves | In chie chin-chins with perky tail ed over : | = ored bows and in all popular colors. | Smythe to| Sececane winnk oF In rolling brimmed wide flamme velvet sailors and equally bright-hued turbans. in France ee Cou aid | —Hats of every shape and size to suit every style of face—and to emphasize the } offered | best points of every profile. Come early and have a good choice. | Manager Smythe has at the “Gentlemen . SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE A BRAND-NEW SKIRT SHOP , So much larger, so much better arranged than the old Skirt Section, that it gives us a wonderful chance to display all the treas- ures of our Skirt stock. Skirts at $5.75 after t day a ¥ will be. in France table until the Thursday m t was offt Nays Men Were Stung One thing | am certain of ix the 1 Chin Chinese way that would deprive th © of their rights or ation val opportunity in and industr om not hina and tb © world that the United 8 sod Japan at open door” in th Doesn't Cal ARreement ¢ - Scene from “A Man Without a Country,” dramatized for the flav, te be shown at Strand “Tobacco | baad ” Monday, 21 AMERICANS LOST WHEN SUB will give a F hall, Queen Anne « Mt, for the benefit of the tobac Mund. Admission will be 50 a SINKS PATR. OL IN WAR TONE Every one needs Separate Skirts—and these at a sett eras s2.00| | $5.75 are just the styles for general wear—Skirts of ‘ $e By Unit raaed Wire striped and black satins, of black taffetas and silk S00 w ASHING on, Ney. 7.—Fol poplins—Skirts of men’s wear serge, serges and al TTL ‘Tesctnem, Tees its "| lowtne clessly the fired casuaity wool poplins. Some have shirred and folded yokes, 4 x. Ww. ree list in trench fighting, the navy button and tassel trimmed, and other neat styles. ‘ash. tee «department early today made 30 public a list of one officer and 20 men missing from the Amer “oT ” lean patrol boat Aleedo, subma- There” rinea Monday. an a iichenter. Heutenant in the Struck squarely by a torpedo, she @efo ssuadron of the signal sank in four minutes has arrived “somewhere” in Of the 92 men aboard according to a note received saved. ind ing the greate fo dedae G. A.C. Rochester of the ness by officers and crew after the Jand office from his son | torpedo struck. Naval officers con Coats With Generously || Large Fur Collars $25 ' Coats with Silk Plush or Mole Plush Collars at $25.00 COATS OF VELOURS, POMPOM, MOTOR CLOTH AND PLUSH If you have been planning on a Coat at $25.00 it must be among this lot— for we have such a wide variety, with many individual touches that make them differ- | lent. The large patch pockets, the button trimmed girdles, the plaited backs and | ‘l} high waist lines, all go to tell of their smartness. | SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. t warning, wil! further det According to rep work after the survive immed: hit, As DANCE SATURDAY ott ae * TO MAKE CHRISTMAS ' This Coupon Today to Help Sammies ~ Fafa edie ar Ae GAY ON bey earns egy | boats, § which n guarding larger makota, now complete a warships and ¢ the submarines: de texpit _Inclesed find je bey mer Bess in’ France ‘Tabacco Fund” fer American’ fighting "mon | packages of tehacee, packages, cach with » | i walge ef 43 coms, snd’ thet in each of the Wates of <5 conte, and thet in ot peckagre = will be placed addressed me, oa which my riend, the soldier, A a yacht agree te cend me Fy’ message of thanks. Philadelphia capitalist, was sold to | the government and reconstructed | last spring || The Half Price Table of Silks and Dress Goods || here } | Has an entirely new line-up for Thurs uu will find -inch Chinchilla Coating, in maize shades only, suitable for unlined coats, reduced to $1.25. Two Dress Lengths of ‘Meme BAMFORD 2006-00 resereveree er teeeee County chief deputies will not re ceive blanket salary increases, com missioners have decked, but will | joy yourself | || || | i] | | OID, nnrvssescseorecsersscccccersncsnses seesceessesersceeeres on mgs 7 | bella, chimes and the xylophone oe continue to receive $185 a month. the Dakota enjoy themselves, too. teats aand tie Cheat. aie Goda | 36-inch Cotton Taffeta raphctan Sreunied | r Senna and Game A va oF- Skirting, two pieces Crepe, in blue and lav- = Ww. nf } ne classic dances only, in black, re- potent nage Koil apd < | TH E BON MARCH | = * se Mf | duced to 13¢. grounds, each jen: a | B B mM ENT. ““pargain. i} NEED MANY WOMEN ] UPPER MAIN FLOOR ae MARCHE. ARGAIN ASE Bovccmene | TO WORK RED GROSS | | ves CUTTING MACHINE || ‘ winmnoemnenil fe~. Pope, Gosser American China | A Splendid Substitute for Haviland White China More Women Are Buying Suits in the |" 5o-| f \ Bargain Basement @ | meee al In the “Louvre” shape, which is an imitation of Havil- and & Co.'s ) ad t headquarters. an nson” shape. The light and creamy white F bn | body makes this ware a good substitute for higher priced ve the women ee! French dinnerware. Sold in open stock as follows: V er V a y [ » eer tn aaneeiniae 6 Dinner Plates $1.30 § Soup Plates $1.00 | si reviggordng § Fruit Saucers 5c S 5 { The f have 5 Cups and Saucers $1.40 Because they are fast finding out me ; G Densert Pen oe all ai cane poooes 0s Sula that Bargain Basement Suit styles are new, indi- Ming at head : | 6 Bread and Butter Plates 6c wack prices. vidual and distinctive—that materials are splendid pesca f= OG Marmalade Jars of fine, thin-blown glass, | Berry Bowl and Spoon, large size, fine pce phere: : m ‘ seri cut in the daisy patterns, with silve glass, with quadruple silver-plated ring —that prices are lower because of our unique plan of the bow!: set $2.50. of selling in this “New Kind of a Store.” L | ) I COMMISSION POLICE a is and jelly spoon; complete ph pre eee 8 tad Beta | 7 Aber TO COME UP TUESDAY | —— |) Wo | ete cll The Popular “America Maid” F mi ‘counet judiciary | Aprons at $1.75 i Will be Worn by Popular American Maidens on | These Five Special Lots of Suits Have Been Reduced for Thursday were , wa a| Apron Thursday Wom Fall Sui a Women’s Suits, Special | i»: ~ he pe ™ 0 | They will be worn to show you just how attractive they are oO en s a uits cooat omen s uits, pecia | ut lhl “on.” Aprons made of fast-colored gingham in a number of | oi of {~ In and 7 d ee | pretty plaids, with shoulder fastening, wide belt, pockets, <e me " _ ek fini . " " Novwelt ow Oxfords, Wool | | cuffs and square neck finished with rick-rack braid. Woceds $5. 95 Materials / f / / Ve f Aran $14. 50 Poplin GERMANS NEED NEW |} Well made—easily laundered. A wide variety of excellent styles make Vn rt 17 Only a limited number of these Suits | VIEWS--RICHARDSON 42 Coverall Aprons 69c up this lot of Suits—with long or WAV / at $14.50—they’ve been reduced to get | ‘ nell we Good, serviceable Aprons for all |} medium-length Coats—belted or semi- Tat (i \ Lf rid of them quickly. Braid trimmed, | Zs | a: around wear. Of good quality perc | belted, fancy buckles and buttons or "e Wh) 47 tailored Oxfords—belted poplins, richly | ge | Jy x ree ce a ee al lagi ree od Acie | | / pos a | en ¢ e dc _— cloth form the trimmings. ff fi RLF io [| en ge gray fur plush on collar jf), This was the st eta | J il \ the back —half belted. For Apron wii 4 in Navy, Green or Brown. T and bottom of cc th ut address til \ i Thursday, 69¢. | | | 1 | Va Gray, Gree et Root, Navy. da | 2. Pi them." | iece Breakfast Sets 1.00 | Wool Burella and Wool A Small Lot of S Sal ae gon lone al Pr sicdiger ok | sige . $ p F P. li S it $9 95 y ma ot re) amp e 1 nor in money | : meee Ae ine Pye wap cce sre: heer a only pdt oplin Suits j ‘ | Ha i Sy Thursday. Made of chambray, percale and linene in plain | | TU on san and Odd Suits $16.50 | WILSON REVERSES | F colan _riae, a Mepaniens Seen, Ss ia ‘ashionable indeed are these Suits at | wr | \ ed > Poa 2 others with con- $9.95—Suits in belted or semi-belted ef- ‘ Many one of a kind Suits in this lot | DISTRICT BOARD | | \ trasting colors. They have three-qu rter sleeves, wide | |} J 97 ‘ - 5 SUITS $12.45 in broadcloths, velours, gabardines, wool | President Wilson reversed a belts, odd shaped pockets and full skirts. a4 fects—t d with large black buckl | 4 eee —crimmed with large black buckles. In @ large assortment of style’, poplins—trimmed with velvet slunhes: 19] Omen Sf She Matter ess mption |} \ Odd House Dresses at 79c | The novelty collars are trimmed with vel- 1s and colorings. We have no i Vath or eat Sinead wana phd board for Northwes | ) Good lit ing! hamt ; le H a a Sizes y Ww oplins, Gabardin ry . a - 4 GEIS th headquarter 4 aa 700d quality gingham, chambray or percale ouse ef — fur cloth. Sizes for women win semnitailored, belted no for misses; ane Novelty Suits in gray, grants exemption | —Ff Dresses in stripes, checks and plain colors—plain tailored | | leses, e trimmed styles, green, navy or brown. | Rae pl nts | ly styles with three-quarter sleeves; sizes 36 to 42. | seer ed 7) THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE | Tailored and Lingerie Blouses —79c— Of light-weight Flan- nel, corded Rep, Voile and mercerized fabrics, in a good variety of styles. Women’s and Misses’ Velour Hats Only —25c— Untrimmed Velour Shapes, and some trim- med th band of gros- grain ribbon. Red, Pur- ple, Green, Brown, Navy and Black, Caps Priced From Plaid Dresses at | INTERNED FOR WAR Extra Fine Head Rice 7$c Pound 8c to 25c —50c— __Renohutions calling pon the fod | Help to Hooverixe by Hodas More Rice a government to intern Made of crepe, lawn luct Peaberry Coffee — A very good | Underwood Sardines, M JI |the war all men guilt » Armour's brand Dresses in Empire and coat style, made of | |Blthe Universit pound 26¢. pretty cotton plaids and nd forwarded to Gen. Greeno and} i) Canned String Reans — Cutting |J| Commander Miller Freeman | at pack, a can 4 and voile in figured and plain colors, prettily trimmed, at 8c, 10¢e, 12¢ and 25¢ each. . Blue Jacket Brand Booih's Crescent Sardines, No, 1 © for all laundry | California for 20¢, quality ginghams, in sizes 3 to 6 year D. A. Staeger, of Franklin hi Tuna Fis' s Brand xtra ¥ Gasa Tune Leyes ‘ wet rp nd Hermes Fy 2he. FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE 5 \ Pretty Boudit Gir? Gingham nd) | THEY WANT DIVE MEN | a the new High School Teachers’ league enday. i gue Tuesday | cee ea aR Ct ae aot ed