The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1917, Page 10

MANY WORKERS | NEEDED FOR WAR’ RELIEF BAZAAR ‘The Seattle Girls’ War I MAAr committer, whic Might and day for the Attle’s $100,000 oar im the Arena and H the street, between De far the purpose of raisi A base hospital, and tt families of — soltt Ring and Kitsap count the following query t and girl in Seattle “Are you « kaiser's comfort Ot. get busy for the war relief ba maar, the > war task Seattle has yet undertaken, and the largest fair or carnival helt in the North West since the Alaska-Yukon Pacific exposivion Beautiful Tea Garden When the big doors swing open At T o'clock, December 17, a Japanese tea garden, with xrass, flowers, _sbrubs and a live waterta hind it Will have sprung | Hfesized rustic dric Brook and keep the joym: falling into the creek mays that four-tailed What's What--and Where! h ie v ex, sends out every woman it ‘ 2 ers from mor even afin will ee on a a wa, | States all in black—dry and woman suffrage adjoining a ~ oa a hs “Lines northeast to southwest—wet and suffr ge. Gharge of Mrs. Matsunaga ot Lines northwest to southeast—dry and anti-suffrage. So ahe Japanese consul; Mrs. Taka-/States all in white—wet and anti-suffrage....... ...... ire. Ishida, Mra. Furuya and CT le APTI. RII oh aR udo, all wives of p in the city Thess employing the best Japanese in the city to perfect the won ‘of the gariens The Various Booths A partial list of the booths of the nent women Total suffrage Necessary to pass constitutional amendment i States needed by drys. States needed by suffragists. , which will surround the tea| These 12 suffrage states allow women to vote on N Dakots Onthen " s. parattes, 6. Dales for which scores of workers | CV*rY office Wweinia Now Mexico New Hamp Needed, include Washington Utah Oregon California These 12 states are dry by legislative act, but APRONS—OF every sive and vari. Artzona Nevada Idaho Montana by vote of their people 4 Wyoming Colorado Kansas New York saan Waihiagten Adehadea, nites CRAFT—Rook ends, desk ‘These five states allow women to vote for president. Georg lowa Miastasipp! N Carolina candlesticks, picture frames, pa-| put not for some state and county offices ‘ Knives, ete Tennessee Virginia Indiana Utah I Rhode Istand ., The states shown here as dry | North Dakota Nebraska Michigan sa) ane wat: ottective These 15 dry states have prohibition by constitutional nols BABY SHOP—Fverything for the BAGS—or oe, are every variety, for eatry, paper, hats, knitting, | &mendmen New Hampshire, dry May 1, 19)8 | ete. Arizona Colorado Kanaan Montana Michigan, dry April 1, 1915. i} > . ie iasiak| leet lee” Stameek” Sateetoons ene ac. Sesaubr ta; iin | New Styles things we have for books in good condition. i ‘ J ANDY —Homemade confections | ons, cards, ribbon, holly and any IT ks Arrive f A huge shipment of turkeys, | fl Chemises made of fine men—ot course there MIGARETS, CIGARS, TORACCO. PE tse to make Christmas par yo nada da lab diag’ mincemeat and sweet potatoes tor fl lingerie cloth, some BBOELS—Dotis to be dreened with | Mm attractive. snag vg tay | Feed | tne saminien’ ainner on November 29 with elaborate empire are others. Be provided. Donations of dressed Pccaretong — Sweaters, wriatiets f he wes yoobived tedse, Tho t00d ia out yokes, front and back, as - : Sl regsonen susewives, socks, binoculare—any or the Sammics wer r avad satae, he tend bo a8 tt Sane innertdan “aha Russia Calf Shoes on the Eng- } _ DELICATESSEN—Any «pecially r can use ee eee rare Pt ay enniten ribbon; others with em- lish last, with welt soles; classy, ]} eonrt eee ont vestry. SOLDIERS—The same an for sail fergecrtn oy - mE ARTE , | mente along the same lines are due broic od medallions, neat fitting Shoes for young men. | i cceene | TOYS—tow tars of every Geatplareeiae Fe i | ee Soniare tee the machines “ie lace and ribbon trim- _ Come and let one of our fitters j FANCY WOKK—0F every descrip | eoanannatianys ety 'comae” of the settiare med. All sizes in the fix you up in proper style at a on. pthes in which the | ~~ rramecn a pie lot. Any one a full moderate price. | — HOOVER — Jeitics, jams, pre t which are being out of . | style may bazaar head: | gp __ | bazaar are desired. ve ct conte Regular admis F RAPFLES—Any article of value | Sv. Siomg _ that does not come in another clasat- and which can be raffled SUPERFLUITIES—Anyshing not| LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS Reeded in homes. but not rummage | My United Preas Leased Wire rugs, baskets, vases, pictures, NEW YO Nov. 13.--Today’s Jewelry. ete. Liberty bond quotations: 2\%«, 99.26; | — Stickers, 4s, 99.84. off 12.100, . decora. a B mins tee aa Sens Te SARGAIN BASEMENT RS A Separate Skirt Event— An event which co. to you some wonderful bargains in Skirts for every-day wear, or for dress-up occasions. Hundreds of Skirts will be out on racks, ready for you to admire and to Satins, Taffetas, Silk Poplins, Wool Serges, Poplins and Corduroys. $5.50 For Silk, Satin and Wool Dress Skirts A real bargain too, in rich Black satin. striped and solid compare. Included Four lots are here described. $7.95 For Rich Satin Dress Skirts You will be surprised at the beauty of are these Satin color silk taffeta, with deep Skirte—no well tailored and yoke; also silk poplins and ‘m styles that will appeal to wool poplins with tasseled vou. Made with tasneled pockets and shirred or girdle pockets, wide belts, shirred belts. Black, bine, taupe, green, brown, navy and striped. tis Minas Slice 0400.96 | Turecd Skirts Arc Only $1.85 Skirts of wool serge and wide wale corduroy; belted They're made of serviceable tweed mixtures in a neat and yoke top odor with fancy pockets and button | belted style. Inexpensive practical Skirts that are ever trimming. Taupe, Green, Brown, Black, Navy. | so handy for general wear. Women’s Fall Coats at Reduced Prices Because They Are Broken Lots, Sizes and Colors. Serviceable Fall trimmed with jet buttons. Only blue and black in this lot at 87.95. Corsets Are Unusually Low Priced, Only 79c Women’s and Misses’ Wool Serge Dresses | $6.95 They are made of good weight corset material in a low bust style; well boned throughout and prettily trimmed with embroidery; four hose supporters; sizés | 19 to 30. Brassieres, Special at 25c and 45¢ — 17 Dress: Coats at $10.00 Made of good weight white coutil or | selected Coats °* wool tweeds for rainy and mesh material, trimmed with embroidery from a general wear. Coats tailored of boucles, or silk stitching; good range of sizes. cheviots and plaids and zibelines. Made special with all around belts with large collars. | \ Every Coat half lined and very special IHW at $10.00, IN BEET Girls’ and Misses’ Shoes At $1.85, $2.15 purchase and . ? OOT, GRE D ¢ NAVY, BROWN marked at this very and $2.45 ne ve i\ Women’s Dependable wearing apecial } C t Shoes of heavy gun- | price. $6%/ ue oats iatal Galt wits’ lawtner Of Bolivia Cloth and Cheviot. soles and heels, Neat looking Button Shoes, wide toe shape that fit very comfortably; good, sensible School Shoes with low style heels. Sizes 5 to B at Sizes 8% to II a Sizes 1114 to 6 at $2.45. Beetroot Bolivia Coat, the most stylish color and material for a Winter Coat at only $12.95. Smart styles with rag- lan sleeves, lined with peau de eygne, Those of cheviot are edged with plush and beaver or kit coney on collar. In best colors, Pleated Billie Burke aN trimmed with silk stitch- ing or soutache braid, com- bined with metallic em- | broidery and pretty collars | of white satin, quarters, The services of volunteer | GRAB BAG—small new articles of workers to remake them into gar || TO) THE .zerron | ments that can be readily sold at the ‘The Gent —- a . . to bey ... pectages thre “Our Beye in France Tobacco Fund” fer American fighting mes — Sacen, eunned Season Tickets 31 wT] inderstand that cach dollar fear packages, each with » c. Season tickets are now on sale at retell velee of 45 cents, end thet in on 7 perkeges qill be placed eo Planta, cut flowers, } ba r headquarters, 1215 Fourth Sie tet oe _ me. 2 on cakaowe friend. the evidies, | | 1 | | | | THE SEATTLE in which the dry law Hf] with the date the law goes into | Clip This Slain Today to Help ‘Sieatin! STAR Suits—Specially Purchased for Misses and Little Women Unusual Values in the 14, 16, 18 and 20 Sizes ee (4 Pretty Skating Sets ight colored Scarfs an Capa to m brushed wo or chocheted; $1.00 to $6.00, coon Hloa,. Store. | Four price groups conveniently arranged on racks, making the matter of choosing easier. Suits at $15.00, $19.50 $25.00 and $35.00 Suits at $15.00 | | Among the $15.00 Suits there are some of Oxford, Burella, Serge, Wide Wale, Gabardine and Broadcloth, in semi-tailored and pleated styles; with buttons and braid trimming. Suits at $25.00 vr Suits at $19.50 | Suits at $35.00 Suits that are splendid values and | We've an immense line at this These can well be called Suits of most attractive styles Models of | price and a good variety of styles | quality. Many very attractive models fine Velour, Broadcloth, Oxfords, | that are smart and new. Suits of | are among them, made of fine | Velour, wool checked Velour, Broad- | cloth, Silvertone and wool Burella. Burella and Covert cloth, popular colors. silver tipped Burella, Suede Velour, Wool Oxford and mixtures, BEOOND FLOONM-THE BON MARCHE Men’s Russia Calf Shoes at $5.00 in the most Envelope Chemise $1.00 In Clever money's worth at $1. THIRD FLOOR Men’s Gunmetal Shoes $3 Splendid Shoes for general wear are these @f gun- metal calf, with soles of solid leather; full high toe shape and will give lots and lots of service. Price $3.00 a pair. Men’s Kid Shoes $4.00 Pr. Men, if you want Shoes that will give lots of wear “Heather” Cloths and Napkins imported direct to The Bon Marche. | Tray Cloths at 75¢ 1 | 1 | 1 | Thanksgiving Linens Linen Damask $1.75 Yd. | 70-inch floral patterns. Linen Damask $2.00 Yd. Plain Linen, size 18x27. Lunch Cloths $1.25 Shoes at $4.00 a pair. With welt soles, on either me- ff Plain Linen, size 86x36. Heavy quality, 72-inch. | dium narrow or wide freak last. ' Pattern Cloths $2.75 Napkins $2.50 peal Men’s Tan Shoes $5.50 | Pure Linen, size 66x67. Pure Linen, size 20x 2 i ‘ | | Men's heavy tan Calf Shoes, with extra heavy nailed Pattern Cloths $3.65 Pure Linen, size 66 x 69. i} LOWER MAIN FLOOR Napkins $3.50 Dozen. Heavy Linen, THE soles and bellows tongue. Shoes suitable for working } men—the kind that will give lots of hard wear. Ht UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. | ize 22x22. BON MARCHE. | Buy Thanksgiving Dinnerware Now | | Buy it from Imported and American Sets at Prices that are Fair. taking as many pieces as you like now and adding to the set later on. 50-piece sets—each set including covered dish and meat platters. Buy them in open stock patterns | Here are somé of the new patterns in Louvre $9.10 American China Leamington $19.70 late arrival in Johnson Traymore $14.75 Pope-Gonser creamy white American Porcelain Dinnerware of excellent A Bros. English | In “Ranson” shape, a very good substitute | quality with rose spray decoration, knobs and | Semi-Porcelain decorated in conventional bor. | for fine China, particularly Haviland handles covered with best quality gold der design in green with pink rosebuds. | Omar $12.20 Royal Leith $17.50 } Oxford $22.1 A good gra: of American Semi-Porcelain Johnson Fros. English ware is known for Another one of Johnson Bros. creations. with pink rose «pray b © decoration. Of | its b durability. The shapes | A plain pattern, but very attractive. Gold weight and dura are attr coin border with black hairline, FOURTH 1N MARCHE | MUST BE BEHIND ‘LIQUOR IS NOT ESSENTIAL IN THE iy 1 U.S. TO THE HILT, JEWISH RELIGION; GENSS GUILTY | SAYS MARSHALL «= D PE PEDDLER CHARGED WITH OCTOR'S DEF By United Press Leased Wire who claimed he is a s used for sacramental purposes, ty of vio, The court held that the this state recogni when such statutes zed such uses dinance nly sacre practices were / erties ho is not behind An American w A held in good faith | CLEVELAND, Nov. 13.—As con the government in its prosecution o Judge Smith cited the Talmud to/oner Byrne resumed his inquest inte to the “very hilt of the ow that the use of liquors is not|the murder of Dr, Harry Lorenad n ht’ a ened ihertenh, t ssary for any eligi Chapin today, a most vigoroufl » to: View President T ; mony nitho not foctnedan., : |Search was being made in Toled@] in a talk iT af aN " pe mento ard ne — }and Chicago for John F. Haggerty, rl re i . . a noone tes® ine almuc 4, myolnd afer bi adhe 4 who is charged with the murder. 2 < ri obtain Hquor, | ents a compliance with the law and! Authorities profess to be quite cot which they could not lawfully ob-| directs that the laws of the lind pre-|fident that Hage ident tha aggerty was the maa See oak eat tain otherwise vail when there is a conflict between | who registe under. ah oll preheat) said tha oA The defense argued that the liquor | the Talmud and the local laws.” ot an tradition made f o 1 hotel last Tuess qualified this 5 wealthy “bling: wan lawful tc of the Bremerton navy yard G00D NEWS FROM n express packs day after ” worth $100, and them doctor's head with @ > 8. hey sa one gt” 2°" GERMANS REPORT, cerrseiens ee ons. ace am not opposed to the : ‘ aed Gowe’) wanna sie Ghee AOA AD aha wh CAPTURING FONZANO . “o°!80TOS Nov 1 trope tntvering out ot Chieage to this land beeause he want for favorable adjustment of Rus Dr. Chapin, whose fondness for an American and wuse he By United Press Leased Wire sia's immediate difficulties grew | things Oriental led him to ac [Js eden eo wep ans, he is! PERLIN, via London, Nov. 13 here today, despite evident drug habit, had had several pi ; Jown in the swamps | Occupation of Fonzano and wrest reign of terror in both dealings with Haggerty. Also he : neal arbagcee ag PE 4 a) wore costly diamonds = I never knew any. ing of Monte Longara from the Ital- and Moscow, Meantime solidifica: | large sums of mone One carciag than Americ fans was reported by the war office tion of the Italian gave fur-/this was known to Hagme bee xpect never to to Austr man ces also ther optimism in official quarters, | police believe Hagpertyg eee 1. reached and 4 d Leone and ar tho all agreed that elements of chaos | heen hard hit be eh Se Dr. Mark A, Matthews introduced m works Around Diacampo and still are strongly prominent in both | and needed mo he Harrison law Marshall, The vice president left) Dilana the Russian and Ttallan problems dled money immediately after hia speech for The ite department anticipated 3 eo Walla §Valla, where he will speak Fonzano and the other points it would have before night some de. | 4 ane nar ieee | tonixsht mentioned are all on the northern tails of the Kerensky-Bolsheviki | paftead 8 Star Want Ade a He spoke to the enlisted men and (left) wing of the Italian army fight. Frets a _ —is one of the good | | | } f ; y 1 as well as being comfortable, get a pair of these Kid LE