The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1918, Page 10

T SAMMIES FIND SAFETY THRU HAIL OF BARRAGE FIRE . | AMERICAN SOLDIERS NOW READY TO GO OVER THE TOP oT Hugging the earth to take full advantage of the protection offered by the smoke screen preceding attack, They are awaiting only the word of “American soldiers are ready to go over the top. This these mand. The equipment on | ‘the backs of these infantrymen shows that they are prepared to hold the enemy trenches for a long time, when | ‘they get into them. ARRIVES ON CAMPUS fAre by Fremiet has a QUEBEC EDITOR SAYS GERMAN PLAN RIGHT MONTREAL, Feb. 6. in his paper, ot Jeanne admint Unt Henry of Washington. The repro in light bronze, hai Bar anna! nding that her naval Aden, LENINE AGAIN ESCAPES ATTEMPT OF ASSASSIN LONDON, Feb, 6—Anot ine, He Saturday ived from A student arme penetrated the rece Smoiny Institute, before he « fice, it rece mald reach Le THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT Offering New Spring Dresses| TART CALL IS ~ SOUNDED IN SIX LOCAL PLANTS Arive C. A. thrift * ob nin wix big ind Wednesday m "Of the amercd ning. | tillery was fairly active "Continued From Page, One n| oe German teeneh wires by # immedt was up facing death rhey the men from their making nhell wwept ricans finally reach own lines and leaped over attack bar 4 German anticipation of which the was nignaled for, failed to 4 probably due to the nd precision of the in rrage Artillery Is Active All day today the American ar | Machine guns chattered y the whole Amer emy threw over his regular quot perl (We know it ix not right to interrupt you. But we also know that it is right to remind every man in the U. 8S. service that he owes It to himself, fam ily and country to take out In surance. Thin ix the last week to apply to Uncle Sam) of pineapple bombs and rifle eren: 4. German sheila were peattered over the Americans’ supply and transport organizations in the rear, German Line Damaged Photographs taken by ymasters visited the ry units today, With outs of welcome, the Sammies ed from their bombproofs ned up to receive their salaries, which they have net aside for Liberty bonds Fan on Pay Day At Wonderfully Low Prices Lower prices because we eliminate the cost of fancy fixtures—of making free deliveries and alterations—asking you to pay for the | Merchandise only. Charming New Silk Dresses $12.65 Three Pretty Styles as Sketched The one style is button trimmed and has a fichu-shape collar lined with contrasting color silk and belt to match. The skirt has five tiers of flounces and is very smart. A very clever style is the one basque effect trimmed with band of wool and metallic embroidery; vest of | in ANOTHER WRECK | / SEDRO-WOOLLEY tucked Georgette; tunic skirt with ex- treme drapes. The third model is smart in back as | well as the front; vest and collar of embroidered Georgette; crushed girdle with large buckle, and buttons down | the back; full skirt with side drapes. _ Taffeta and Messaline Dresses $9.85 One lot of these dainty new Dresses is made as Pictured at the right of the sketch. Short-waisted model with white silk collar and cuffs; skirt has five | rows of mie finished with heading at wastline. Black, Green, Navy and Midnight Blue. Chic New Taffeta Dresses $10.95 One pretty style as sketched—a novel high-waist model with novelty tabs down the front and back that are embroidered. Vest and collar of Georgette trim- i} med with buttons. Skirt has short side tunics that i} are shirred. Plum, Alice, Copen, Navy, Gray and 50 New Plush Coats $21.50 A_new shipment, containing exactly fifty new Plush Coats—made in plain, full flare, belted styles, with large collars of trimmed with kerami; all full lined. Coats at $18.95 Coats at $14.85 A good variety of snappy Belted Coats coating styles to choose from—made | velvet th fur lars @ | of cheviot, burella, velour | Y¥*t with fur collars and | and heavy coatings, many | {UF around the bottom; | having large plush colle other styles of dovetone and 3eetroot, Fawn, Green, Nav Pomeroy. Black, Gray, Fawn, y and Brown, 3eetroot, Brown and Taupe. handsome semi and full plush or fur; some of Mackinaws at $4.25 Splendid Mack- | inaws of fine wool plaids, in 10 to 14 Misses’ Coats at $4.95 Made of nov- | elty plaids, zibel- ines, cheviots and J tea plush; 15 to 20 | Women’s Coats | at $5.95 | Coats of zibel- | ine, pebble chev- jot, coating vel- ynd mixtures; 54 to 46, sizes years. out Girls’ Black Sateen Bloomers 29c Pair Made of good grade sateen; cut full size and finished with elastic at knee. 2 to 14 years. Special 29c pair. Silk - top low | neck, tight knee; flesh and white— $1.29 Sizes Women’s Cotton | Women’s Fine Lisle Union Suits; low | Vests; low neck, neck, sleeveless, and | , 2 tight knee; flesh ale eveless style; special at "89c —«59c Women’s White Lisle Hose with black and white stripes at instep; a pair 25c What can a guy do with money} A one little yinan, standing with his gas mask y for use and flourishing a hand ! of franc Apparently the question was soon answered. Ten minutes later an old blanket was spread out on ‘a |Hround Underneath the trees, 0 uster of Hammios was k te was marked o thrift clube anong the of the Bon | | Marche. A meet tended by more than 250 empl wen of the «tore, and the clubs formed | with their own leaders as the heada Thruout .the Unite chty drive ia on t eanity of thrift and ece srees may om A notes, was called, te be cone nation's energies be ning the war “ mi | baby needs a pair Read ‘em! Read ‘em, genta! ‘em and weep" Mail is being recetved regularly. on | | Read | VICTIM DIES AT FORCES JOIN TO PRESENT THREE NEW MEASURES, Three proposed initiative bills, One more name was added to the list of vietims of the railroad wreck at Sedro Woolley crossing last Thursday, when John PF. Powell, a merchant of Sedro- Woolley, passed away as the re salt of injuries at 7 p.m. Tue to provide municipal distribution of food, limit injunctions against | peaceful labor pickets and pro. vide for a non-partisan election system, have been filed with Seeretary of State Howell by Lacy K. Case, on behalf of the | tive committee of la Grapco Farmers’ Direct Legistation who wuffered a severe frac had been conscious | and. league No. $1 ts the that munt Initiative measure marketing bill, It the | an at the Valley olley, where taken, dec MOTHER MISSING, CHILD) non parti eiecucn IS KILLED AND SISTER |Pr‘erentia! party HURT IN SMASHUP oe PORTLAND, Feb. 6 primaries, Dene: ‘ DENOUNCES BONE DRY _ LAW AS FANATICISM “wan arre: The mother has been eptember SEATTLE GIRL TO RUN PHONE OVER IN FRANCE ’ ROOSEVELT RECOVERING FROM MINOR OPERATION TER BAY, N. Y peration for ae « The TELLS EPISCOPALIANS | Roomvett'® oe was moved TO GO AFTER PACIFISTS | 7 ngton. In the capt final instru for she will re on reporting duty ing an ere to New \iocese of Olympia moeting was held tn th: copal church, Eighth ave. nity Epis and James ORPHEUM Wodnesday ushers In a new program at the Orpheum, Third and Madixon, Francis X. Bushman con in “The Adopted Son, one story of the West There will be plenty of sparks avin when “The Great Volts” dis- | s electrical marvels, | t and Wallace will appear in singing and dancing turns, Maylon | and ards have a comedy sing- ing talking turn, ja willoffer her own “Rube” | musical turn, while Baker and Ben- | ton have medy and | dancing act Howard and Graff have @ novel- » Young Women's Chris elation nat in the battle ery of the W. this week y have undertaken a drive to} obtain both sustaining and regular members, and have organized hae purpose ea have been offered for the ~ teams by many prominent will be a thrilling Deciduous fruit industries of the United States suffer a loss from ins necta each year of nearly $1,000,000,- a co singing | metal calf or kid, both lace and button style, | Brown Walking Shoes $6.00 a Pr. | welt soles, | them | can have for doing home work. | solid colors HE SEATTLE STAR For Thursday—Apron Day | Special Displays and Special Values in Aprons for the | Women Who Work at Home— Susy women of today have found it far better to buy Aprons rather than make for they know how well they are made and what neat, practical styles they Annetta, Babette and Lucille Aprons as Sketched—$1.65 Each Annetta, on the left, of solid colored percale with elastic waistband—large collar | and cuffs of pique, finished with rick-rack braid in pink, blue, lavender and tan. Babette, an entirely new style Apron, made of good quality percale in neat, white pique pockets, belt, collar and cuffs rick-rack braid trimmed. Lucille, on the right, a solid colored percale Apron with large collars, cuffs, belt j and pockets of wide striped material. Aprons—six clever styles in all—of solid, figured New styl orga ag Aprons of percale with novelty slipover bib and pocket. Finished with tie fasten- ings and neatly taped in white; 59¢. Middy Aprons of solid and striped percale with laced front; belt, collar and cuffs taped with white; T5¢. belted, some _ slipover style; prettily trimmed; $1.25. Three Styles of Aprons —Thursday at 95c Amoskeag Chambray Aprons, in checks and stripes, Dresses of fine quality made coverall style with front fastening. percale in figu res, Percale Aprons in solid colors, slipover style, full stripes and checks, with | belted, square neck and pockets rick-rack braid trim- white collar and cuffs; med. sizes 36 to 44, at $1.95. Also Coat-effect Apron, skirt of striped percale, s THIRD FLOOR loped jacket in solid colors, neatly piped. THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE $2.95 Will Buy a Good Pair of Women’s Shoes Because Lines Are Broken—Only a Few Pairs of Each Style THA7’S THE WAY THE BON MARCHE IS GOING TO DO BUSINESS THURSDAY Shoes of patent leather, gun- New style Billie Burke The Call-Is to You Today | —Buy all you can —Then save and buy more tomorrow | —And the next day and every day |—And help to defend the Flag and liberties you love so well with high or low heels. Mostly small sizes, 214 Pcs sap 7 to 5 only in the lot. <= —To send those same liberties to lands For practicability, for comfort, for popularity, these across the sea— Brown Kid Shoes are the proper kind for walking wear and only $6.00 a pair. Made with simulated wing tip, military heels and neat, narrow toes. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE | -Thrift Stamps Are on Sale | at the Cashier's Office—Fifth Ploor, The New Suits in the Bon Marché Windows | Will Soon Appear on Second Avenue THEY’LL BE WORN BY THE WOMEN WHO KNOW WHAT’S CORRECT IN THE FASHION WORLD One nifty belted model of poiret twill calls atten- tion to its deep shawl collar—and ov or of silk J De Luxe—and smartly buckled bel | Another Suit of tricotine with ‘two-tier ripple back is finished with silk stitching and buckled belt. A black and white checked Suit boasts of being very popular—having points over the hips with novel pockets, and touches of embroidery on collar and belt. Priced at $35.00 SECOND FLOOR AND THE BON MARCHE The Cobbler Shop Can help to make your footwear last longer—and that’s what counts in these |] war times, Leave your Shoes in its care at any time.—Upper Main Floor. 1,000 Pairs of Washable Fabric Gloves at 75c a Pair THEY ARE SIMILAR CHAMOISETTE Wear Washable Gloves for business | and shopping and cut down the cost of “cleaning.” These at 75¢ are very popu- lar, in two-clasp style; white with con- trasting or plain stitching on backs; all sizes from 514 to 814. Also a few grays in the lot. | 2k MAIN FLOOR—1 N MARCHE | TO | Ginghams 124¢ Yard Plain blue Gingham, 82 inches wide; also some checks, 25 inches wide; mill ends, lengths to 10 yards, Terry Cloth 17c White Terry Cloth, 18 inches wide; good weight for bath towels and chil- dren’s bibs. LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE or striped percale; full 7