The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1917, Page 14

IN WHEATLESS, MEATLESS PLAN } Today is whe { i Chairman 8. C. Beck, of t “ + ra 3 « at frorr the ar re Festaurant and cafe me t ne r v : roms : ination of fo. nic 5 from white ¢ sities Teil Breads 5 other dark today, rather = Reck expla misunderstanding the whoeatiess ar ays that it ix not the State Food Adw x Hebberd f include the private familie the abstinence pr tion, of « but an Tule is» However ed Little difficulty we the observance of meatless it may late Se 8% KRITER & BEENEACM Cigar Store, 1106 Second $0 1 Powrth public ac Out a murmur of protest Standardized Loaf Soon Seattle be they will co that the| dy to reduce the HOMES NOT YET SAMMIES ARE KNOCKING AT YOUR DOOR--DON’T FAIL THEM ‘EM IN PUDDLES A GUARDS HALTING AT CAMP LEWIS Staff Correspondent CAMP LIOWIS, Tacoma, Nov 1h —4aott tof Camp Lewis bn y now as it was weeks ago, Kvery night a cordon of guards sur rounds the eamp between retreat at night and reveille in morning, af tween those hours Is fe walt while the sentries every passerby be od te Jes and regulations. ‘Thin in the way It works An auto bus, with a for # passenger, leaves the at fam, On ite highway It ts halted A guard, with hie in front f the rifle slung | a bar wiare ¢ Wh » there is the reply bus driver, and be r the red tape prescribed by the way to the Pacific ad Growling the inconvenience the driver nda into the and walks toward the guard In the rain. It in piteh dark; neither can says the guard, Friend of the cam ways the THE SEATTLE STAR | THE BON MARCHE In Dark Shades to Match Your Suit In White and Delicate Shades garam 150 Dainty Georgette Waists at a Tempting Price—$4.00 An Unusual Occurence in the Waist Section— Involving Blouses Modeled According to Fashion’s Latest Dictates » bread between bisa i and the consumer Advance, friend, and be recog-| i} ‘They say they also u ‘stand the aiian | government will in flour will Katherine Stewart Friend” advances and stands in be manufactu © thru cic asa ion “ES oe Francis ( wenbeink, 19 o +e er t rupont earings bh = Raith RE 408 80th av too Are you a resident of Dupon Mire W. J. O'Connell, Box 103 he ts asked ] rete 100 Mise Marie Hansen, #303 Hi. Colum He ia | a Vann Resident of D and th go paddling thru With more than tmitiat | Nete '¥ ei rt Members. the Seattle « War | MC. Anderson, 4427 48 Relief aux! to h Sea chapter a the an Re INDIANAPOLIS, Ind Cross has the mbership| Hoosier Riley lovers have ae fn the United 8 rear eir poet ‘ SE S| _ TO PUT UP CAE Clip This Coupon Today to Help ne INSURANCE TAKEN “oe PILAR HERE THURSDAY | iI. BY LEWIS ae. € th } orreapon CAMP LEW lesed find bay packages of tebacee, “Our Boye is France ‘Tobacco Tend” tor American’ fighting “mes | France. 1 understand thet each dolinr buys four packages, each with « | retail value of 45 cents, and that in each of my packages will be placed | |, addressed to me, on which my unknown f{riewd, the soldier, prevail prevail «prices at 1915 was an excep should not an the The reta — lawyers to Seout Suits B THE BON MARCHE Meola ne sty fo nmin om WDARGAIN BASEMENT He | 1,500 Banded and Untrimmed Hats Are Reduced 25, 333 and 50 Per Cent Four Lots Have Been Reduced for Quick Clearance— Y | —Many present their claima. i | —Waists of unusual value at a price as low as $4.00. and attractive. and delicate shades, also darker colors with contrasting | —The styles are different, new —In white Georgette or satin. —The beading, that will meet with your approval. SECOND FLOOR Thanksgiving But a Fortnight Hence CHRISTMAS A little more than five short weeks away. stocks of Silverware Linens, are at Thanksgiving innerware anc D 4 their best today We're going to make it a “Shop Early” Christmas in dead earnest this year. Here at the Bon Marche we're going to close the store sharp at 6 every day, even Christmas eve, and | we know you'll be glad to do your Christmas shopping daytimes—for the sake of our workers. The Christmas Book Shop Is Already Open So there is nothing to stop you fill- ing your Christmas book lists right away if you choose. If you order your Personal Greet- ing Cards now you get the benefit of a full line to choose from. The Christmas Toy Shop will be ready in a few da Gifts for Soldiers in France Should Be Sent Thursday But if you order them here to be sent from “Harrod’s,” of London, England, you can order a few day later and still have your gift arrive embroidering and braid add much to their charm and beauty— have those long roll collars that are so fashiunable this season. | | | | | trimmings of THE BON MARCHE, Keep a $1.15 Umbrella at | Each End of the Line | One at the Office and One at Home Then you'll be safe, matter what the weather is. | no —and it won't cost you much, either, for} these rainproof American cotton taffeta Umbrellas are only $1.15 each, Made with 7-ribbed Paragon steel frames—and short handles with cord loop, or long han- dies with cord or tassel, 26-inch size; 28- inch size with curved handles for men, Colored Silk Umbrellas $4.50 A new shipment of 200 splendid qua all-silk Umbrellas that are of specs value. They have 8-rib Paragon f! with the new sport handles, trimn with Bakalite to match the silk. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. We've Got to Raise $300,000 for the Y.M.C.A. —that is Seattle’s quota for National campaign work. That is our share to- wards providing comfort — warmth — a home-atmosphere for the soldiers here or jf overseas. Hereafter, Children’s Hair Cutting will be 35e. Velveteen One Lot of Fall Hats Reduced to —25c— Untrimmed Velvet Hats Reduced to —89c— in | pecial lot of Velvet Banded Velour Hats F bonnet and sailor shapes, 5 hs yh irere Barc oe Sailo: vans, velvet mushroom shapes ornes, Mushroom and and Corduroy Hats. other styles. G& A Manufacturer’s Surplus Stock of Serge, Satin and Silk Dresses Bought at a Price Concession Will Be Offered to You at $10.65 Twelve different styles are hown at this price, eight of which are portrayed here. Satins in straight-line effect and high-waisted models. Also Georgette and satin com- bined, fashioned with tunic kirts and loose blouse effects. Others of silk taffeta and Georgette, combined with serge, prettily braided, stitched and embroidered. Gray, Plum, Blue, Green and 3rov pa of Former Prices Included Are Zibelines and Plushes At 25c, 89c, $1.45 and $1.98 Chenilles, Banded and Untrimmed | Hats Are Reduced to —$1.45— Velours, 40 Ready-to-Wear Hats Specially Reduced —$1.98— Hats of Velvet, Panne Silk Velvet Hats with Velvet, Zibeline and combi- | wide tailored ribbon band nation effect—-many smart some of chenille, zibeline styles included, in black | and velour, smartly trim- and colors. | med. J Women’s Smart Shoes at a Low Price $4.95— New arrivals in Women’s hig h- cut Dress Boots Havana brown with high white kid tops lace style, with Louis heels and long narrow vamp shapely and dressy. Sizes 21% to 7. A Special Offering for Stout Women Extra Size Coats Reduced to $18.95 Rich, soft wool velour Coats, smartly fashioned with panel back and ke, semi-belted and long, slim effects with large collars of seal brown plush. Seal brown only—sizes 46 to 52, | FRENCH LOAN FROM ! in time. It Will Pay You to Make a Trip to the Apron Section on APRON THURSDAY for “Beatrice” Aprons at $1.25 00 cents a te U S, WILL BUY | GRAIN INN, W, By United Preas Leased Wire ; PORTLAND, Nov. 1.—The These popular Aprons are made of Scout percale, United States food administra in a number with novelty color. of pretty medium and light colored designs, collars, belts and pockets of contrasting tion today came to the relief of the Pacific Northwest farmer, whose wheat yield was tied up by the administration's embargo on shipments to Northwest Also Billie Burke Aprons of plain pink or blue per- water terminala cale, with cuffs and collars of white—at $1.25. office of Coast Grain Admin \ Max M. Houser Full-Size Coverall Aprons for 95c nase i Reyer eran iy igo | Aprons you can depend on being full-size and of being arrangements have been fixed well made of Scout percale in fast colors. Light and dark udvar an be made to farm | colors trimmed with rick-rack braid. Percale Margaret Bib Aprons at 39c 1 Always neat looking are these Margaret Bib Aprons of light and dark colored percale, that are trimmed all around and on the pocket with rick-rack braid. THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE, land Empire ate relief grain grower your own dresses when you can get them | Why mak in neat styles for chambre , gingham and percale, and in colors. LEWIS SAMMIES Some fae fitted at the waist, others in straight ased Wire » Nov Sherman; “reas Le troop army . Amer , stopped he walked price for a day. iilased hundreds of soldiers lean ing from the windows ch and in shades of navy, This lot of Dress Goods includes F\ Panamas and Vigeraux suitings, ia sR storm AMERICA INCREASED | hy United Press Leased Wire F WASHINGTON, Nov. 14—The will contain pieces of treasury department late yoxterda Mohair, extended a credit of $310,000,000 to reduced to France expenditures for Novemt This ad vance bring 1 up to UPPER : FLOOR ree bonita Reade aR MAIN FLOOR | the allies up 3,876,400,000, | cieieiieiieariieaiaiiia eal, ° CHILDREN'S BARBER for $1.50°?—of good quality | house wear. i line effects—trimmed with con- | ROOM FORMERLY WAS. 42 to 54-inch Dress Goods $1.25 | We cannot begin to replace them at this price, for— They're odd bolts that we want to reduce to a lower level, so offer at this low | ! House Dresses—Specially Good at $1.50 serges, brown, tan, white Thursday the Half Price Table Of Wool Dress Goods and Brilliantines, ranging in width from 36 to 54 50c, 63¢, 75c and $1.25 a Yard THE SHOP—SECOND FLOOR | f } Stripes, checks diagonals, er ‘epes, and black. Suitings. Sicilians, inches BON MARCHE.