The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1917, Page 10

ty NR Se mpeg eg gag THE SEATTLE STAR BOLSHEVIK! FALL! His’S IN TOWN—THE KAISER? NO | BEING HASTENED ~~ BY FIVE. RISES By Unitus Pres d Wire WASHINGTON distinct of the governme: T TheBon MarchéJanuary ClearanceSales —Reduced Prices in Every Section & A $19.50 Suit for $9.75, A $25.00 Suit for $12.50 Or a $39.50 Suit for $19.75 And so on up to a $65 Suit for $32.50. i | BECAUSE EVERY SUIT IN THE GARMENSr SECTION HAS BEEN REDUCED TO HALF ITB ORIGINAL PRICE at this JANUARY CLEARANCE, 3 All the newest and latest styles are here, even the new Velvet Suits are inchuded. a aj wer | —All the larger Suits, sizes 46 to 54. j egies) “4 —All the Misses’ and Little Women’s Suits. ‘ | —Here at just half the original prices. | COSTS FORTUNE | SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. | To KEEP CLEAN } 3 lost Clearance Sale Economies in + By we nited Pre ; x Dress Goods and Silks Soap retails for about three times BEE Thousands of former ai OO MUCH of this line of Dress Goods or Silks—too little of another line—short shrift for both of / ae tr them at this time of the year, You'll find them on the tables Friday at reduced prices. my abou! wiee aq | | SILKS ie DRESS GOODS | : Silk Mixtures, Special 35c Goods and Suitings, 85c Yd. y ne o ” af 1ixed fabrics are among these; A Clean-up Sale that offers some splendid economies ‘ Spee hot ae re cane aavek th rene ct ge in Wool Dress Goods and Suitings. French and Storm 4 \ll Grenadine weaves. Dainty colors for waists and dresses. | Serges, Palm Beach Suiting, Wool Diagonals, Worsted t eras otras : Checks, Plaids and Novelty Weaves. 24 and 36 Inch Plain and 54-Inch All Wool Cheviot Fancy Dress Silk, 75c Yd. | Suiting, Special $1.75 Yd. A splendid a sortment of Silks that are remarkably Splendid quality all- wool Cheviot Suiting that's low geet weg: alines, ris Taffetas, Ruffsho Suiting, greatly reduced for clearance. Handsome all-wool Suiting Silks, Poplins, Por in fancy patterns TRUCK DRIVER WON'T NEED STAND T TRIAL, ' tins, Louisines and Bengaline | i, Burgundy, plum, taupe, brown, green, wine and black. d plain colors. : 56 and 58 Inch Fine Wool | 36-Inch Plain and Fancy Coatings Reduced to $1.85 Dress Silks at $1. 19 Yard Among this assortment of Wool Coatings are all Fine quality Dress Silks at a special Clearance Price. | those serviceable weaves. Fine Velour, Melton, Kersey, Deing filec n He was « ed with having two| berrely of w ¥, Which we: re cor #igned to a Queen Anno bi: | Whitehead has brourht wult f you me is ge: on & nd ave. folks, what would you do? Against Sheriff er ar 1 he 2,000 Yards of Yard- Wide 36 to 54 Inch Wool Dress 4 ree aenlone . Splendid Silks for dresses, skirts and waists. Taffetas,| Pom Pom, Tweed, Boucle, Homespun; in plain i) j Si sasert : a a a y, ; s, Surah Silk nd Messalin n plain | plaids, checks and mixtures. and tes Ley ere at rege tut he ia aunt Louisines, Satins, Surah Silks and Messaiines in pf plaids, Sa S. ; was left otandi oy 7 cpgrecbend sc Rag ge sree UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE, en while his truck was left sta lolabeviki ship and Prussianterd stare in front of the Colman biock f day and a half sires ee GIL! HEAD DENIES | THE LUXBURG TALE . now at Pier 6 He's a per | colors and fancy patterns, YTON, Dec. 21-—Majs.| semare 1 Who Will Care if These Men’s | Dress Gingham Camp Dtx, \ to the story of Count Von| WASHIN( the Christian board of r Bethe Swedish owpital gr |g BANTIAGO, Chie, De. 27-—Prew| stim ar dere | Shirts Are Soiled | Remnants 124c Yd. hich Sc - | We've 150 yards of Dress Ginghams aa) } in remnant lengths to offer you at = y t yard. In checks THE BON MARCHE oe When the Pri ce Is rd. In checks and plaids, up Plenty of They are remainders of several better lines | 10c a Yard rot a little sed and mussed in 3uy Shepherd Checks in remnant of he lid y lengths, for Children’s school dresses. Lengths to 7 yards. econds,” 32 in y will be just as good as | wide, at 10e a yard Friday. Hundreds of | Other Bar- Bargains | vy & pale lengths, 27 inches wide; Pat BARGAIN BASEMENT ie | |, Reduced to 95c? | hcaete of Shphend Che shopping — one Suits Reduced to $6.95 ey Pee ea) intend to put them back |“ WER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE | [ in stock again. Don’t throw awa’ Old Shoes : | y your =) The Bargain Basement Manager Says They SG WE PUT A CLEARANCE PRICE OF | JQRING them to our Shoe Repairing | c —~ 08¢ ON THEM. Section, and have them fixed up = in proper shape. Best of leather used _In good-looking striped effects, madras or ereales; soft cuffs, | and all wo stiff cuffs—whichever you like—but all sizes from 14 to 17. | SHOE SEC MEN RE—JUS A 4 N I Wr ND AVENUE ENTRANCH 4. Must Go Regardless of Original Values a ) LN YES, EVERY WOMAN’S AND MISSES’ SUIT IN THE 3 « hA., 4\ BARGAIN BASEMENT IS INCLUDED IN THIS SWEEPING 3 4 Mf as 1 REDUCTION, IRRESPECTIVE OF QUALITY OR STYLE— (" 4 We\\ AND THE FIRST ONES HERE ARE GOING TO GET SOMI iy “PLUMS,” FOR ALL SUITS HAVE BEEN REDUCED \ CONSIDERABLY MORE THAN FIFTY PER CENT. p MAGINE buying these smart Suits at $6.95—Suits of Gabar- dine, wool velours, mannish serges, burellas, wool poplins— ill in this season’s styles. if Semi - tailored Suits, full or semi - belted models, velvet | \ i! ae | trimmed, butt braid and buckle trimmed; in navy, brown Wa S| guaré anteed. ‘ UPPER MAIN FLOOR. RAPERY Rem- OILED Handker- APE “| nants Reduced | chiefs Reduced to Half Price. | to Half Price. | UPPER MAIN FLOOR. THIRD FLOOR MYSTERIOUS ‘H," TROTSKY ACCUSES wm on a. | y T snuff color, green and Oxford gray. Sizes 16 to 42. y \ y/, y [Mh Who» the material ip some of chaps Sits worth F— = WOMAN SPY,IS | UL S. IMPERIALISTS ‘ea v plone rector of St. rm at a Christmas fee h American Relief les’ hall Wednes Mar The Ukrainian Rada today | tiva manian front staff headquar- (STi IN HIDING * eTROGHAD announced capture 150 Coats Reduced 25% 1 te ters of the ith armies. The Maximalist|“"\)04 Bais: THESE RADICAL REDUCTIONS ARE MADE BECAUSE IT IS THE POLICY OF THE BARGAIN |Je2? patie ep “nai of tre BASEMENT TO CLEAR RACKS QUICKLY TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW STOCKS In this country, may be dragged fro Word vucalved’ dene Porak Asday "tredorted tears cone rc CONSTANTLY ARRIVING, s between the and placed under) fighting at Irkutsk with alternating succes: the: War progreness ies wore a Fore 1 I k 1 ‘legraphed E: u ie oka acomeniontceehe, eetee bar at PASSES DANCE LAW | Kerlinko, come to terms with the Ukrainian divisions so that the} TACOMA, D Ukrainians and Bolsheviki “might cut off Kaledines.” ting the % “This is a question of life and death for the revolu \ ot\tion,” he said. “New sympathies have been manife: sted | . jbetween the American imperialists and Kaledines.” ws ioe! LOS ANGELES WILL WILSON EXHAUSTED : ELIMINATE GERMAN ° Hea We BURNS HAND AS HE 9%: Pi "PUTS OUT FLAME 90 : Coats Reduced to —$12.71— | Among these are sample Coats | Coats in the Season’s | Approved Styles Belted, semi-belted, semi-fitted models of silvertone, wool velour, kersey, burella, cheviot and Beaver cloth. Fur, plush, Kerami and but- ton trimmed. Coats Reduced to —$11.95— from Ar Tacoma public wed to run = ‘ t ' taken up by odd garments and the more com iced Soe plete lines of Burella, Wool Velour and Cheviot Coats, trimmed with Kerami, opossum, coney and areal plush. Some have buckles and but- | ton trimming as well. Coats Reduced to | —$17.96— mpanied bt Propriet ‘ and must or diseased per ir halls, SOUTHWEST LEADS © IN R. C. CAMPAIGN ased Wir Women’s and Misses’ Coats of mall heating F After having n | splendid weight and material for oe ‘oats _ om attr: , a Anoth- $11.95. Clever styles in heavy Coats, in the most attractive the stud | = to the $b “wie nih chavicts and. fine 1 styles of the season. Smart models f German t ot eer aver cloth, cheviots an n in belted, semi - belted and semi- | ; of t J mir ua 1 Cross campaign, it wool inaterials. Full belted with fitted styles of wool velour, silver aoe f the t eehenae atts when the tinal 79 wide novelty collars. Best colors, tone and fine kersey, with large |} fire. w of n ' t . of course. seal plush collars. \! ined r ens re i xbout to|foot when he caught it in a 4 and confined the loss in the term ending Jung ut the plant. is home tern division will remain. in — a n the sae i |is-at Marysville, Iyoady with 3,600,000 new :