The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1917, Page 10

TALIANS MAY GRAND DUKE IS | TAKE OFFENSIVE PICKED TO SET | AGAINST HUNS UP MONARCHY BY WEEE MILLER Waited Prees ( ” LONDON, Nov psored dispatches recolved today from Malian headquarters, pointed the possible necessity of abs ening the Piave river line By Unite d Pres PARIS, Now Duke has Gen. Nicholas been put tn n prope axed Wire 0 —The Grand Nie command of Kaledine’s Cossacks ina by that generat “HOW THEY DID IT “DR.” GORMAN _ GETS 10 YEARS IN DRAFT CASE Dr.” Max Gormar Leshin were on the onment T prevent execution man and his THE BON MARCHE A Clearance in the Shoe Shop order to complete preparat t Fesume the offensive. Such a withdrawal would mean the loss ef Venice and Treviso. Caincident with the Pifieant precautionary note from headquarters, the Italian pre ing to word received the public not to be optimistic. London od y -, today followed ame 80 | ac as county far the Piave " ‘ , 4 x Appe Premnadle to t Monday sault. defen Practically the ain Ae the picked enemy £ able to make ha forthern or teft wing to taina. The river line it» fy resisted all efforts taution against undue opts Very patently the tm) n Rached In some quarters to Bay's official report that the had assumed the offensive in Asiago region. — at store the monarchy in Rus Joneph pording to dispateh from ness man, on th printed to he would be made for military ner tion on his throat Judge Neterer » mpend 10 years in \ » tiary, and M pay $00 fine and for ix me befor after plead sia, With Three Days of Sharply Reduced Prices on All Broken Lines and Incomplete Size Ranges Vienna, via Geneva, day in Information The grand adquar F " te rman and slew “| Women’s Novelty Shoes “a | Reduced to $6.25 to buy Shoes like these opportunity comes only because lines ivory or gray kid, black with Also white and gray top Shoes, in lace and button styles. AustroGermar lants persona aring 4 had carried out their 5 | It’s not often you get a chance at $6.25—indeed, thi broken. Included ail brown. are are brown tops or « 3 with turned and welt eh ERE Infants’ Soft Sole Shoes and Moccasins 20c Infants’ Shoes and Moccasins in all-tan, patent or with tan tops, button or lace; sizes 0 to 3; only 20c a pair. Boys’ Shoes of Gunmetal Calf at $1.75 i] soles, Mra, Leshin’s aerht ile viceroy of the Cau ported arrested after the royalist riots Short Lines of Women's Shoes at $1.95 Shoes in all leather man was carr ‘ ee ee Teak cutee aes lhl Wet pot Dutton end lass; SAYS GRASSER z i 4 have been unable to t the A few pairs larger, at | plan withe your wtar n Wednesday. the Alhambra build | were the and it t was done.” . upstairs ed Press Leased Wire cing in the ev a “ORTL », Now 26.—-L. ¢ Music, and coni« t of the ak MEDALS FOR HEROES fer Ryo es OF AMERICAN ARMY, 1S M'CORMICK'S AIM | evote more of th t » o fe Red Cross work and Sevede. make more Wberal a n " and Hy United Pr Leased Wire BYRON, ‘m. Noy. 20.—When Sammy distinguishes himself by some typleally Ame was into cour s pronounced Tiflis “You were mere so some in vel- sizes 2 to 4. $1.95 a pair by which a plar A BENEFIT BAZAAR A dig Masonic dazos will be hy mar Broken Lines of Women’s Shoes at $3.95 tent leather, button or lace, few of each style 5 a pair. Button or lace Shoes with good, heavy | nailed or sewed soles, neat round toe | shapes; sizes 4 to 514. | Women’s Evening Pumps $2.95 Pair In patent leather, black kid, satin and pink, blue or white calf; plenty of s! in combined lines. UPPER MAIN FLOOR Chine gunmetal calf, kid or cloth to select Shoes in pa or kid leathe | tops; only from, at $: Men’s Skating Shoes $2.95 Pair Of tan and black calf, heavy welt soles; can be worn for outsid All sizes. $3.75 for Silk Crepe de and Lace Waists 4 Charming Collection of Blouses at fi conomical Price dainty z bi i hs Int vot Blectrical Lenine and leaders of the Bolsheviki revolution in Kus sia, are shown, left and right, using arguments in one of the many street meetings in Petrograd that preceded the revolt 2 MAY LIMIT SALE ‘Bmore days | SUGAR HERE C] pristmes | nuppl enable pas Trotsky, Oregon, Washington Frank business agent THE BON MARCHE ‘STamuna COPS TRIED BY CIVIL SERVICE - Civ service commissioner May night will continue the Of evidence against the Send Thanks: Good Cheer to the Soldiers at Camp Lewis Boxes filled with lots of good things for a Thanks- giving feast. Box $2.00 TERS’ SHOP. MAIN FLOOR iving ent made vintant food ouses extremely stylish, 1 fine Pretty Net with large collars wide bands of and jabot frills. SOL LOWER court for miste ™ rat : 7 r ed lace the jury disagreed. min ember v1 nm. | se “ sym addon ns | rp . * Cc i One of the 13 patrotmen ir “ F « ATION IS MADE EASY BY NEW LAWS the way for enforce 0f the isolation policy against affMicted with vice diseases, council Monday amended healt fegulations to «ive Com: ner ‘MeBride full power Only “Man Thomson voted against ‘amendments. Finance and public safety commit Sonsider an appropriat enlarge the isola sanatorium, ai the amount to be spent Ingmen’s old home o Which will be turned into a v THE BON MARCHE of Patterns; "ae Ba RGAIN BASEMENT COATS—COATS—COATS A Special Lot of Women’s and Misses’ Smart Fall Models Bought Specially for the Bargain Basement They Go on Sale at $12.95, $15.95 and $18.95 semi-tailor flat col and wide re Chines in with large, ype de effects or Some embroidered tucked, others with and hemstitching. Sizes 36 to 44. BEOOND FLOOK—THE _ Silks—75c—Worth More* It's an odd lot of 27 Such pretty Silk Bring Your Pennies when you come a-shopping —it will be a great conven- ience in making change. * Old Cloths Wanted for Cross Bandages sister off dealers’ patriot aid in Old wheets, pillow cases, and, in LONG-TIME CREDITS Steamship Lines to for by | the National League tor! (Gosh, Now the Cost Women's Services, for use in milb | f I ) a Wi ll G U Lewin Tilly, secounting ‘expert at Merge on December 1), bors, « wrt |of Dyeing Will Go 4 |the state University, warned the Monday Worke rs on Strike at the league's headquarters, 1206 | ‘ Fourth ave ation gh ° BAN ON POOL HALL ng st. wan a derly characters, « | day redu BON MARCHE. the othe may be the - and 30-inch Silks—in plain and fancy weaves al cheap enough, goodness knows—for they're only 75c ya. Just the kind for m ng Christmas fancy work, waists and dre You will find in the lot plain and ney messaline, peaude cygne, pongee, moire and satins—in lovely brocades, stripes, checks and plaids. Soiree Silk $1.65 al 2 Te . 5e > 95 Storm Serges 75c Storm Serge $1.25 10 Pieces, Yard Wide 26 Inches in Width 54 Inches, Extra Fine Heavy durable are Mies aie Pscacige ee Such a beautiful quality these Storm ng Storm Serge at | of Silk for only $1.65 a 5 a yard—just the ma- | yard as long as the lot teri al for making the one- | holds out—in rich color- piece dresses that are so ings mostly evening popular. inches wide, in <)ades—in soft, two-tone effects and solid colors. navy, brown, gieen and Velvets $2.00 Yd. black. Viyella Flannel $1.25 32 Inches Wide 31 Inches Wide 25 pieces of non-shrink- Navy and Black Suitipg ing Viyella flannel have Velvet—extra nice, durable just come in—soft toned | quality, with a silk finish. A splendid chance for you to get a rich-looking suit stripes, in light and me- dium dark grounds and or dress length and have it made up. mixed grays, for dresses, BON MARCHE ses, k offices, will have charge | offices to revoke hin cit Many Other Lots Coats Not arker Serg dre and skirts —in beautiful shades and black. Silk Poplins $1. 10 Full Yard Wide these Christmas and Ties — Lots yard - wide at 75¢ a yard, material for school of Serv- FLOYD’S WIFE WAS IN TONNEAU WHEN HE KISSED AFFINITY By United Presa Leased Wire CHICAGO, Nov Whe 20 pieces of serv- 1k Poplins—finely woven in fine crepe weave, twenty pop- black—36 iceabl obtainable in ular colors and inches in width. waists and skirts. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE IN VELOUR, CHEVIOTS, POMPOMS, BURELLAS, KERSEY CLOTHS AND NOVELTY WEAVES — eu #498 a} 1 nee J Bye IN LATEST STYLES, WITH SMART TRIMMINGS AND IN WANTED COLORS “hristmas Han i Christmas Handkerchiefs In Pretty Boxes Our Christmas Handkerchief Shop is well stocked with thousands of pretty kerchiefs, suitable for giving—and_ they make such practical gifts—conveniently boxed for sending away. Two Handkerchiefs in a box for 25e— of white lawn neatly hemmed embroidered design in one Four Handkerchiefs in a box for 50c— linen and lawn, with design in one cor- ner embroidered in white or colors. Must Show Reasons : Three Handkerchiefs in a box for Tice— Ing Rates a nice grade of linen, in conventional, rom « medallion and floral patterns, embroid- ered in white or colors. and with corner. Three Handkerchiefs in Coats of Excellent | Charming New Coats |} !!:"' owertbour of lawn, embroidered in Value, Special at Specially Priced « on cor it | _ white designs; some with initials Three Handkerchiefs in a box for $1.( Three Handkerchiefs in a box for 50ce— linen, beautifully embroidered in white —$15.95— —$18.95— linen and lawn with floral and conven- | or colors, and neatly hemstitched. There’s a very variety of tional designs; also with initials. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. styles among this new line of Coats —good looking styles, with large . od collars trimmed with cut or crushed |—some very attractive, with large plush— collars of seal plush of Kersey and Burella Cloth in the most popular Fall Colors 413.95 box for 25ce— and New Autumn Coats Good Value, Special —$12.95— A splendid lot of new Coats have just reached the Bargain Basement colored Thanksgiving Novelties Novelties and Decora- tions the Thanksgiving hostess will need, Decorated Crepe Paper Napkins with a variety « Thanksgiving de signs; a dozen 5¢. Decorated Crepe Paper with many designs; a roll 20¢,. Crepe Paper Lunch Sets; decorations are many; a set 60¢, Thanksgiving Stické¥s and Seals to put on your letters and iny¥ tions; package, 10¢. Thanksgiving Post Cards and appropriate de- Signs, dozen 10¢, UPPER MAIN FLOOR good Better of iot, Pom weaves, 3 GIRLS KILLED AS AUTO GOES IN GULCH | Chev- coating styles, Velour, Pom and other in wide belted, with plush collar and cuffs. Coats of Chambray Have Christmas Toy Shop? It’s such a bright filled with all sorts of and the little ones wild with delight minute they ente you visited our Ginghams 10c Yd. “Seconds” 10 loose Plum, Tan, Brown, Green, Black in Lengths to Yards 000 yards of Cham- ay Ginghams, 30 inches cident. 1 machine Oxen | olled into a gulch. A ranct art wide, but at this price after the found the 10c—we cannot sell more than 10 yards to a cus- tomer, It's such an 150 FAIL TO WIN AT THE a oO ge o—dow | ress Percales fight of : By United Pre fan aut spot, Toys xo the Women’s Walking Boots A Special Purchase «| of Women’s Spats —$4, 15— | to Sell at ys Base- | In the Self Service meet ee Shoe wince '98c and $1.50 Good looking Spats—the in a neat, fm y Arte kind that are smart and with long, nabaiw \ popular this season, We Weraps, black cloth have the wanted colors, | tops and_ military light and dark brown, heels; sizes 214 to 7. Children’s | Dresses Reduced to 39c One lot of Gingham Dresses have been reduced, which includes of fancy gingham trimmed with plain color chambray, also some of cotton plaid in brown, blue and red. Sizes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Years. place short flight of stairs from the 18c a Yard Union Street Entrance. Good quality Dress Per- The Christmas Book Shop cales, 3,000 vards in all, is humming with busy at 18¢ a yard—in neat shoppers, Fill your gift patterns—mostly all dark book list now. Lower colorings. ; Main Floor, Center. LOWER some imatels light and dark gray and | chamois. MAIN FLOOR orders assigning the men | who are to be commissioned,