The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1917, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STARK |. Germans Hope to Beat Snow to Italian Plains Be bese BY HENRY WOOD dabielindihdsbte neti ef" Fiwn anaes vray pec Why Go, New Tot |, S,HASEYEON| Hats to Be \ to reach enetian plains today before winter irrev. AGITATORS WHO ocably checks all operations Since turday Gen, Conrad's Austrians have been q battering ag Italian line It is conf ex-| a || p pected his a t of the Brenta, will t owed By United Prose Leased Wire quickly by new ults by Gens. Krauss and buelow, WASHINGT’ D. C,, De east ot river—par larly around Monte} Threats of a general up t e ~Grappa the A »Germans are now freshly ultra-radioals in America are ; concent % ee Holahevikiem will : lhe | decide iether pod pig ph the Italians ve I pres ! ment war work, was officially tions until spring | tared tod S offensive 1 . f re ; ¥ mountain regic " Mont appa rm hoa # Within a week or . om ; BE Aiready snow ‘ A ‘| Women’s $2.85 “la Hats at $1.95 . u Women’s $5.00 Trimmed Hats at $2.50 R «amy {Women’s $7.50 Trimmed Hats at $3.75 iy United Press Leased Wire sted ECOND FLOOR, MILLINERY ;: with THE ITALIAN AR : 5 : MIES, Dec. 26.—Pleree fighting tly ; Drive in Final Stage between E and Monte Val i. bu Bi . bella was in progress today. De = spite violent Hall attacks, the b enemy at fearful cost still held 5. two-thirds a mile gain os 2 jeved Mond: has already fc K @ abandon their orix 1 t Setablish « © tar Q v b front from Trent to V are contenting i — the mere hor ) netian piu News by Telegraph and Telephone acceed in| to ¢ the; < Should . tr @eacending to the t mountains, t! faced by di portunity to “DON'T NEED GERMAN MONEY," Mr. | The Bon Marché’s January Clearance Sales Hundreds and Hundreds of Trimmed | Cleared Out at $1.00 —Hats That You Would Nevey| Think Could Be Sold at $1.00. ell them at this low price but here they ar A ND we couldn't vere not Clearance time, Black Velvet Hats, with cloth or soft French felts in white and colors. Trimmed? Yes, indeed, with ostrich band§ feathers and pompon s—others touched up wif bits of fur and fur pompons or bands of metal loth and ribbon. Oh, they’re beauties at this lo price! crown s Velveteen Hat Shapes Reduced to 50c Children’s Trimmed Hats, Special at 25c¢ Children’s Trimmed Hats, Special at 95¢ Children’s Trimmed Hats, Special at $2 THE BON MARCHE The Clearance Sale of Dress Silks Involves Beautiful Fabrics at Exceptionally Low Prices If you are going to use any silks now or in the near future—you will not find a better opportunity to buy than at this sale, where prices are deeply cut. 26-Inch Messaline Satins 75c Yd. Heavy, serviceable quality ssaline Satins—very popular, indeed—special at 75c rd. Fine quality, 26 inches wide, in navy, gray, Nile, pink, purple, wistaria, tan, brown, ciel, maize, white and black. 36-Inch Black Satin Black Duchess Satin, Messaline $1.35 Yard Yard Wide, $1.50 Yard grade All- A splendid offering of fast black | heavy quality Black Duch- ess Satin at a very special Good, heavy silk Messaline; with a soft, lustrous fin- it) ar cong preneya sh. Serviceable silk fo : SAY BOLSHEVIKI, “WE PRINT 1: ne Fale Cran, formar hoe of The Bon Marches January | wina‘ior bdnas war) | ri, Set, smeraing Bx 408. SHAPLEN shed € ane ior Seeetnctndes |S nice for skirts” and | fast black satin; a most Onited a Correspondent wi ‘Bo wet ur ntire toc oO uits dresses. suitable weig! SSeS. Dweller imate iared : 36-Inch Black Taffeta $1.50 Yd. at Half Price All Women's, Misses’ and Extra Size Suits Belief that the Will not be able . Russia after f with Germ: Seah ri SHIPBUILDERS MEET; | ; Arrivals from Petrograd today re ported a strong monarchist move a Tee Mlacan db qremgtsel geb LAY ‘1918 CAMPAIGN are included in this Half Price Sale. Bike Bolsheviky will never com| German erent age cee | Dry squad officers arrested six If you are in need of a new Suit—it will pay you men at 200 Second ave yesterday Iph Beoler, conducting on $200 LT. 8 Salngoft, rsoff were re well to see these Suits—Women’s and Misses’, also large sizes from 46 to 54 will be included. Take your pick of the lot and pay us just half the original price. Suits Formerly $19.50 to $65.00 Reduced to $9.75 Up to $32.50 SECOND FLOOR—THE Be MARCHE @tude an undemocratic p told the United Press. Will be continued who CHARGE CITY JAIL _1S NOT SANITARY We “4 Will be unable to Birthmarks and other growths 1N oe, oe % . el that c als have been re forovsky flatly 12 month adium. Ps ; Crystal White Soap, 6 Bars for 25c ee noe ms ye wll effere Delivered only with other groceries, and not over | 3 ad os i mM us pleasure to six bars to each customer. | 4 _—. . TH E BO N A R Cc H [= explain to you Bon Special Coffee; roast- No-Rubbing Laundry Help ot OARGAIN BA se Pf fee Fhe omuie Lamary tp a 08 wf yo Faced for 50¢. di oe and clean; pkg. 2214¢. Basement y ing Powder; '2- California Asparagug; No. | Ib. can 22 1-lb. can s poe ° ‘ foc aa 1 tall cz uch 1214¢; | a or 4 oven, $1.45. omen’s Hi h Grade Coats---Special $16, 12 [lh wesiegs re cose: 14-| 20% FA pound can once 14e. nie or Black Cooking | Canned Peaches; good ‘igs; good quality; Ib. Coats of Unusual Value at This Low | grade California’ pack; 9€, or 3 Ibs. 25¢. “ ” No. 214 cans, each 15¢. Evaporated Apricots: - Price Even in “This New Kind of a Store k Tomatoes; No. trn choice fruit; Ib, 25e. Where You Always Find Bargains cans (not over 's\X Evaporated Peeled Peaches, OATS of velours, pom poms, burellas and kerseys, with only with other gro- Lg fancy fruit; a Ib. collars of ft elf material or plush, some fur trimmed. ceries) 12}4¢. eee Colom ara beetiook Pekin eal beown. fawn and biacl Pure Cane and Maple Marshall's Extract of Beef, pana: FP ceo Mahi able boi htlat. sahne Syrup; pint can 20¢. 2-ounce jars, each 23¢. 3 ’ ‘| OURTH FLOO! HE BON MARCHE | 4 Women’s Coats Special $12.95 | Good Coats indeed, for so low a price—models of cheviots, | wet nr colors, ma eal beaver cloth and novelty material, in green, blue, brown and pips = Tor BON taupe. Some are trimmed with cut’ and crushed plush—in a 3 variety of styles. | “18 q Women’s Dress Skirts at ) Neat style Skirts, every one of these, in $4 95 | blue and black, of high qualit ) | plaited panel st others gathered " ) - | ENGLISH LABOR amples are in Ity patterr | ’s Ki ’ WAR ON Women’s Kid Gloves $1.45 Pair Moth Listen! VOICES i Imported Kid Gloves at a remarkable price—an offer others tsten. IMPERIALISM i ing that n plendid savings for you. Good grade ; eo ia ; black and d Gloves in a good assortment ie, > OYS’ All-wool Suits of the ‘ H . . : tailored, in neat salt and pepper — f P ‘ Dainty Silk Camisoles $1.65 migcires, (Balted and’ pinshed : a } Crepe de Chine Camisoles in several pretty style back; fully lined, with extra : ; ed are trimmed with satin and ribbon straps—some | knicker Sizes 16 to 17 only made of wast itin prettily trimmed; white and flesh Sa Anvad : ane BE} color. , ea ed ve 25 ‘ ated J Infants’ and Children’s | Women’s Pearl Gray Kid” sabe ; : d Shoes, of gunmetal calf | Shoes; long, narrow and NUITS of good quality mix heav | and vici kid, 1 skuffer repair ashe hee the ith S tures that will please the ir \ ( last; button $ 60 AOS OG Us as all ag vod ahalte a ‘i heels; a as you—belted, 5 style; pair 1 45 pair $3.35 pinch backed, with — pateh nae ' j pocket t drafting without a cou Crepe de Chine and _ _ $5.95—$6.95—$7.95 wentiment way note Georgette Blouses r= ] 2 OYS' heavy ribbed School 2 Arse enn ae J st 5 al | A new shipment of dainty A \ IN cate: pened ph elena oma ; . ’ F \ wunctation of a vt Blouses has arrived; pretty iN Men’s Shirts $1.15 | Home rule 1 veces styles of Silk Crepe de Chine é | Mie ed 1 and Georgette Crepe; lace edge, ) I good quality, and large variety of attractive pat " i governme pin tucks, large buttons and MIN A, O terns; sizes 14 to 171% inclusive, in Oxford cloth, |f| partion in embroidery and pretty touche MH woven madras, striped madras and Russian cord, with | | ; : ; i of trimming. White, flesh color 7 we French soft cuffs. aah 4 : G and black. my » Men's Fiber Silk Hose, black, and “seconds,” 20¢. listribu I’ Three pieces of Black Chiffon Taffeta of very fine quality. Splendid wearing silk, and a very popular weave for dresses and skirts; special at $1.50 a yard. UPPE MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE 300 Boys’ Norfolk Suits Reduced for Clearance to $3.95 They're Wonders at the Pric e will pay you to buy two or three suits at this low price $3.95—Suits of fancy mixtures and serges in snappy Norfolk style, some with pinch back, oth- ers with box backs and _ three- piece belts. ht patterns to choose from. to 17 years. Outing Night Robes 95c Warm Outing Flannel Night Robes specially priced. Properly sized, good fitting garments, in | plain white; also stripe patterns; with lay-down or military collars. Boys’ $1.00 Sweaters Special 39c Heavy Cotton Sweaters Ten dozen Boys’ Jersey in gray only. The Sweat-| Sweaters—some have ers have large roll collars | stripes in college colors 6 and two patch pockets; | (mostly seconds, with very sizes 26 to 34, slight imperfections). UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE 32 -inch Dress Gingham; color d check pat terns; length LOWE ~15¢ Om, te a ™*, — y- « A issdan Alas ile ‘ ro at the am t the Russian trading post. of “The messenger girl” for the first, Kolomokosky, on the Kuskokwit time, has nude her appearance on}river. He went to Sitka from tt vernment payroll at Washing: Rabageki, Russia 1853, and nevel } ton. Imade a visit outside, of novelty beavgit ALASKA PRIEST. DIES f, known as the only