The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1918, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR — «! r afe, | ne | ws Te She or Is She Not! AZ" Messere to | NEW STATUE OF LINCOLN For | WILSON'S TALK Mrs. Kerensky? His Family Here) THE ILLINOIS STATE HOUSE _ GIVES AUSTRIA THE BON M ARCHE oe | | PEACE CHANCE | ate WASHINGTON, eb tt r pany F Congress and officiaidom gener | Sixth Bat core. He ally today agree that President |ived wit w.M Wilson's latest war aims speech | Baster, 1608 N. 48 t. He was} will hasten the ¢limination of sae ‘ anes ee aeaintant chief boc for the Austria from the war Presenting a new season's styles in popular | Western Union ‘Telegraph Co, when soavnetgy Rives apg 1H Cotton Frocks at very interesting prices—and No word hax been man chestnuts t please remember that more cotton dresse iron tae ans broadgauge pi t vill be worn this season than ever before, and ea moor ae that the Bon Marche is well prepared to look after th icreased demand | For Wednesday in House-Dress Week Billie Burke Dresses and Two-Piece Breakfast Sets to the militar and this fact. 1 ' 1 ; claimer of any territor nted | BILLIE BURKE DRESSES have lost none of t | the United stat ee ee their popularity and are being demanded every | t | M. Deemer n of NEED MORE LUMBER, SAYS JOSEPH SLOAN Immediate etimir of red tar a material in et "This is Mra. Alex That is, this is the t Kerensky was repe tehes to have ma he September crisis However, the marriage | Ried by some of Kere “ J = have since come to this country th By that newarapers | ships for the] 4 revival of the controversy over) ad the time denied the ed) governme , Pe ! Wants LuBen cans PP RtSSeD er COUNCIL FOR WAR WORK ONLY, | em | Request has been mad n actress in news 1 during in Bee day—especially when made of cotton fabrics such | as are found in these Percale Dresses in dainty tripes, checks and figures. They are neatly finished with piping—to be had in all sizes. Peace Wilson left t open than ever, author he p nddre but now de ky's friends of the Barnard statue of iinet tles Include Robert f ed by the Two-Piece Breakfast Sets as sketched—make very picturesque garments for home J skeag gingham and chambray in checks, plaids jj wear They are made of Ar and plain colors—middy finished, with white piping on belt, cuffs and pocket. Skirts are plain but generously cut THIRD FLOO) BON MARCHE division, Americ Hon, that the pri @rting lumber and shingles in tran be supended. ax a means of con-|clectric plant, and $5.000 for sealing the nation’s car supply. The| the Cedar river dam. tion was made by J. H. Rloe ' i congrems to'hear ie seen“ 1 Women’s Fine Selle Women’s Pure Thread Seth ease ce vace | Ribbed Vests at 17c Silk Stockings $1.15 hearty accord” with Wilson's OR THREE FOR 50c—SIZES 3 ‘ IRREGULARS OF BETTER LINES 1P"The cas upline ie Buying lighter weight Underwear boat Fine thread Silk Stockings with elastic ‘ means buying it at a lower price. Low garter tops; full fashioned feet, double duties of the : neck, sleeveless vests, finished with rib- soles, heels and toes. All sizes, 812 ta is of marked proce nother | bon-run edge; lace or crochet yokes. 10, in black, white and light blue. a lacking ta | farewell ‘address, feltversd by Tin UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE f coin as he wtood on the rear platform ” im profile Dove, i} f de) ng for Washin ‘as it will be the last chance BUY THRIFT STAMPS '°% ®»2 reverence _expre athe! ot ad" Wenath. Going something for the men be Sales. of war savings stampe in they leave. The auxiliary was! pisck Diamond were boosted $1,424 CITY POTATO DEPOT |Engineer Roberts OUT FOR PEACE | Ses te a Se She 2 rigd| 18 ADVOCATED HERE| “Te Acquitted Here |» Bempany'’s 10-plece orchentra | Campaign Hurrah! ‘There'll be no potato| W. J. Roberts, chief engineer ot || Continued From Page One. furnish the music Teachers encouraged the children « yf aga |by talks on thrift early tn Jan HANSON TO SPEAK They followed this by hav ore scared as are the panier SEMURCH MEETING! 0 acct sto cttmutnte conmampt by fo = eee PT Grr abs. ove neue aware Ot Hanson will speak at the First, DIES AFTER FALLING this food tee che Soar er, ieediien| ae ; the centennial celebration of Ilinoin into the on exhi- | Girector ot lumber wappiy tor| LEWIS DETACHMENT — |The piaster cast tnx bees pial shingen, unas for a TO GIVE DANCE HERE. ew xi the Bellemann and seulp chment at Camp it with the Bar Lawia will give a military ball in the DMPANY ORCHESTRA | Scsitio'srmory heireh seo enabiien a compeny fund to be used overseas TO PLAY FOR BENEFIT |), Sttsining sortorts and exten Denefit dance will be given by | food @uxiliary of headquarters com-| There will be a prise waltz contest » lst infantry, Saturday even. protean Seattle and Tacoma dancers im the Odd Fellows’ temple nta Lincoln as he left Springfield, | » go to Wash J Btotea, thou | dertul offering La Hungary and the country is menaced by revolution and diy memberment, The monarchists lows day! the inter-county river “linp pletely « n fact, they're trying to extabliah | project tato and a muni Baptist church, Ninth av he trian Ph ° ad Mor. Tusetas: events, ros. | 70 FEET IN SHIPYARD) Svsmestions for a potato day were ty board Moods a tan Bolsheviki are head pat 8 p. m. under the auspices of | Floyd A. Thornton. 29, Uving at| made by H. J. Mignerey and P. i terned trace Russia, where he wee e & Fordundet society. Miss | 2628 West 63rd st., died earty Tues. | Watt Monday at a joint meeting of Men and women who can *Pare AN | heid prisoner Bwanson, of Coeur d'Alene,|day morning in the city hospital| Committees from the members’ coun-| nour or two any time during the! (pecent United Press dinpatches ‘will give a short talk. Musi-|from a fractured skull sustained in| Cil. state development bureau and| week, day or evening, and are willing | ¢, Petrograd ctated the Bol oo will be rendered by/an accident Monday evening at the| Publicity and advertising bureau of | to do war work, are requested by the | wieviki had decided to appoint Bauer Lindgren, Miss Hattie| Elliott Bay shipyards. He fell 70 feet! the Seattle Chamber of Commerce] King county council of defense to) their ambassador at Vienna.) Westland. THE BON MARCHE Black (8¢ee- while at work at the plant. _and Commercial Club. call_Fatiott 3319. Dadiieat Gide Peace ee Ba RGAIN BASEMENT, ‘New Neckwear at Alluring Prices| |p tment the Cuchi adel | Because We Made a Lucky Purchase | Thousands of New Spring Waists—in Silk—in Lingerie ent atriven pr Smart Neckwear Priced at 35c At this price one can have a different collar for every day in the week, and All Made in the Season’s New Styles of Georgette, Crepe de Chine, Messaline, Voiles and Organdy and Marked at Lower Prices trikes p every day | » some new attraction. Collars of lawn, organdy, poplin and satin, in ingerie | | Li Lingerie ingerie n—the movement a part of the governm rolling, square and vestee effects. The lace trimmings and embroidering make them Women's Silk- Fine Cotton Hose, Navy, White and top Union Suits, Flesh and White (Seconds) 3129 is. The noc admittir The socialints axwumed charge off] doubly smart. the strikes and ordered the workers to return after 48 hours, the leade rt ~ i miving dey wate ot. comedy New Collars 75c Neckwear at $1.00 yo ntrikers. The fact i, Austria Hungary is hard hit by the war As pretty as a picture are these Collars Wouldn't you like to have one of these _ people are suffering enormously./1) at Thce—tastefully designed _of satin, charming Collars of Georgette, silk pop- | _ Maseed ssa Georgette, broadcloth; or Waist Sets of lin, satin, broadcloth or organdy? They’re |_ The Vienna Koonomic Neues re-\ fi organdy, Flat and rolling styles, all pret- in a host of different styles; also Net ported 45,000 deaths in Vienna P n y 1917 against 2 births | tily trimmed. Coll with jabots. were over 12,000 deaths from tuber UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE cul rmounly in- creaned on account of the poor food. |} A wtatement was made in parliament that half the deaths in Austria in| fi} 1917 resulted from tubercul jnar coumaind there, were 20000 \{| 32-Inch Cotton Curtains and Curtainings to Put deaths from that cause in Austria want year At Prague. in one weet Suiting 20c Yd. Up at House-Cleaning Time deaths from consumption ex births: ig, 3 in, which was ¢ es e Pi 7 ae? This Cotton Suiting If you're making your own curtains and hangings : W.; With @ Ay gain of th F 00 t aists which comes in serge _ a you will find these materials the suitable kind—and ~_ striped and plain voiles Very pretty styles of em- | effect, in neat check and Curtains, too, are low in price here. P P : Py l aft be | stripe patterns for school F S also corded materials—the broidered voiles and organ- ores. oes ms ve fH! dresses. Dark and me- NEW CHINTZ MATERIALS 35¢ YARD fronts of many are em- J die; all white and two-tone in ts party|}| dium colors. Lengths to These Chintz Materials are ever so pretty for draper- CEN Racidered, othe batched i _ effects. Tailored high neck, his pintlethietiged Onn] 8 yards. ies, and can wéll be used for comfort.coverings, too. In a oidered, others pin tucked * s frill front and other dainty rowd realizes the end| {| small figures and soft colorings; priced at 35¢ a yard. my and lace trimmed, finished Silk Waists for $2.85 styles, with lace trimming; |]|™3 ee peace saat Long Cloth $2.65 Bolt : tes 180 Yard pees arge pearl) OF GEORGETTE, CREPE DE CHINE, | novelty shape collars; some J} cicos—and, with her. Prussia | ity Long Cloth, 36 ins. Curtain Swiss in pretty cross bars, figures and allover pany | buttons; sizes 34 to 46. STRIPED MESSALINE of satin; sizes 36 to 46. | widate good weight for designs; a yard wide, at 15c a yard. the bi There are fancy styles th e embroidered, lace | trimmed and hemstitched; neat tailored effects for Cc business wear. Maize, Flesh, White, Black, Brown, | Emerald, Rose and Copen. | ISSUE oreo FOR making underwear and Scrim and Marquisette Curtains $2.00 Pair fp at bas | ARR ST OF TOWNLEY infants’ wear; 12 yards Scrim and Marquisette Curtains, edged with lace or PP rare D, Minn., Feb, to a bolt; price 4 with lace and insertion; 244 yards long. “BAR THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE | LOWER MAIN FLA 200 Dozen Children’s Georgette, Crepe & Beautiful Georgette Ek gs ire Wash D t 79 Crepe de Chine Crepe Blouses for = |)" mo | Help the Knights of Columbus tis as resses a c Waists [TEACH OFFICIALS To _ || to Raise That $100,000 7 A splendid assortment of | $4 2 5 ” 4 e Dresses, made of good qual- | 3 25 ity gingham in large and ° These very pretty Blouses small plaids, checks and plain in kite: Mee baie RE ¢ pe pain Many charming styles are | @re made in various styles. One WORK VOTE MACHINES) ; ad tos THEY WANT 11 They want it to bring good cheer and comfort to the lads in the trenches as well as in the camps and cantonments. FOR YOUR BOY AND MY BOY a this lot of specially | distinctive model has a large oye seer | iReiianiap aay Petar ; ave There are straight line, | ®mong | this fhe | 3 Py |spectors and judges have been noti Every dollar raised will be spent in war work. - alied' styles, ‘trimmed with | Duced, Weiss. They iare spas j.collar, vestes and cutts of white: (}) Seis sees | SUBSCRIBE NOW — DURING CAMPAIGN WEEK pela contrasting materials; some Pd gebroidered: tronts iat satin, pin tucked fronts; others SAYS “FREE BUSSES” | one very neat Combination | jo, iimmitng and Fahey heart equally as charming in popular |}} VIOLATE STATE Law wy geeredc ct and a number of oth. | buttons. | White, Flesh and | shades. elds iasalies Morse wins , roan * Mothers will find vit | Maize: sizes 86 to 46 acre of winaine ne sat oe |] Bon Marché Sein Maden tee DORE ler = he ea ‘ ° * | This was the ision of ge a i or on Saat a beman's wapedy ot this | N , | Spring Hats, Silk | j Mite helt a ae Monday, in the cn Special Coffee nights Made at Home - that ph E ‘ agains 1 Cowen very low price. ‘Sizes 6 to 12 | lew Dress Skirts and Straw Fee uae | Weathnce eas. Ge Ibs, 50c Ise Me Cal ag ms oO Valentine e J | . red, pending the trial of similar cases | ae to Gut rem by tush Are P + . Wednesday and Friday R bs as SMAL LER SIZES, 3 TO 6 | riced Combinations, $2.29 7 | It's a perfectly blended The Pattern Department We've all sorts of pretty vt YEARS, AT 69¢ | $3.45 Smart new Spring Hats that |]}] GOSH! NOW WE HAVE \fl Coffee with such an excel- Lo Si ne ee Be : paps Valentines—and just the ‘ | Wal, Dress Skirts in the pop- | are Just me ty for immedi- | A TEACHER FAMINE]|} tent flavor —roasted by a the official Red Cross Uni. YetY kind you will want— Children’ . 2 air ular awning stripes, so smart | ate wear. Sailor, tricorne and Seattle is short of school ma'ams! coffee expert who knows form Patterns. Y vill sma oS : ens Stockings Se P; - : for sport wear; others in the | novelty shapes of straw, com- | le, Eaektueh (Gel Watton earat al | his business. Bon Marche fina saath acts ure Ne Sion anes ton Dy eects _Medium heavy Cotton Stockings with fine | more conservative two-tone col- | bined with satin or moire silk. fields "gupectitentent 9 stk Special Cof ee is the best ing uniforms for nurses in larger lace ones, 20¢—on ribbed legs. All fast black and first quality; 8; also some of plain navy! Steel gray, brown, black, Alic Cooper reported yesterday the ‘ rie ¢ : Ape a $s eac! sizes 6 to 914, blue and black Panama cloth. | and beige.’ : t Pe MA aieiion cb velaht: Yeatkiere Se eel ing in: many homes. the Be up to $3.00 each. a i . ie" a ah py ase | leaving for better posltions and theec| ROURER FLOOR LOWER MAIN. FLOOR UPPER MAIN FLOOR to get married, ee ee — ——