The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1918, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR THREE ACTION PICTURES OF THE BIG WAR | HUNS sagt Home Mae Peanst 5: i mae manners | Lots of Men Will Be Buying Their a—— yo aime St nm etl re Nae Poe New Spring Hats—Here—Saturday gress, in Buying — . “MALLORY” HATS A'T $3.50 the Brectiteveh” ‘ “PREMIERE” HATS AT $4.00 “STETSON” HATS AT $5.00. “STETSON” FEATURE HATS AT $6.00 IN ALL THE NEW SHAPES—IN ALL THE NEW SHADI r the Spring Hat season is open for men, and it is nice to come out brand new f lt en the ¢ bright, exhilarating Spring day ms T T SIDE THE LOWEE ECOND AVENUE ENTRANCI:—THE BON } For Men Who Want Easter Perfumes 29c Reliable Clothes— of Pertune, saneconae’ the fragrance of tiower M GI ANIL M At a Popular Price wists vIOLE ‘ F LILY OF an | "AL L We Heartily Recommend— JOCKEY CLUB q ‘ AND MANY OTHERS. When you read about the “terr , Aviators need valet ¢ thia pics rows” between Haron V seh T tion of the Russian congress ‘ Perfumes in these odors: | ture shows, the clothes they have to mann, Gern foreign minister, a mn anwul , Uon of th . /} ‘ Lilac, Esperes, China Rose, wear 7 = nump , oe ae s . 2 gig ¢ — Ide 1, 2 ‘laine and | from t hs x rd . Fi n ounce, = dingatchee from. Petreare ace Powders Eas on, Pitson, | By whet oll C(Coae Styleplus Clothes Reliable Face Powders Beeah of | fir He Bought Bonds \HOW ARCHIE GOT Sapte sual ; se thief of the Bri 1 al ope pinnae Rec ae eee | at most any price you wish | | me But Talked Pro- | HIS WAR CROSS **)"\~=*™ - $21 ann $25 | to pay. ; German, Charge UTeused Frees Correspondent ; 1,000 delegates to t? 7 Pee eet oe ase Ily’s Powders 35c_ | : ro-Gert wi HE AMERICAN att sone Rope AD { > ‘Each grade the same price the nation over | Java Rice Powder 50c rf t . been sb ds lia: Hanaredt: you 8 nd sit seo Byte tis js “Styleplus” Clothes are carefully tailored cf good, | La Blache Powder 50c While at the staft cc bape ese) ie . . t ent a majority | ° co This | i e i : i faty Pag aay as! bit of style Mavis Powder 75c q vol — oP for e i , “ : ; ‘ we a ae eae : : ounc rics, and there q a bit of yle to LOWER MAIN FLOOR out almost to aii neadtebinns it Wiel 9. | eeration tanh “pe et ‘ t ecord of the entire . rr them. eo arlene “When the French general a ale a. They are exceptional values, and you can buy ther HEN you pay less for EXPLOSION PREVENTS here in Seattle for exactly the same price as you ‘ ion a wrk DETROIT, March 15. — Rivera * ed. It raver | ry ' ‘ 200 From WORKING || _ © q would pay in Boston, New York or Chicago. that State ler Michigan were full and! * : : secant be ery. OF alor ployes, mostly — ¥ We have nine new Spring patterns to show you. | FIFTH FLOOR over their banks toda: oe i ; dong tage vol a pir Bl saute ae tien \ } MEN'S CLOTHING SECTION—UPPER MAIN FLOOR LOWER MAIN FLOOR. by melting of ice and pins joka as he p . . ee 2 \ = eo to work Fr dams in the Huron vattey co AUTO SPEEDERS WILL = ceevelt thanked the gen |gne oven explowion Thursday. ? Hel Inj Bee SEES: Ose CARS Fon WiiLe|S ot ens, nape mi New Easter Neckwear $1.00 — ForestMillsUnion rivers and evett wae wounded -Monda 3 : Suits, Special 75c the Toul front . W. W. Fiegaye U. S. So Shapely, So Smart, So Reasonably Priced A special lot of Forest . . ant. W Mills =a . P Mills twin needle Cotton fficers . ¢ « NEW collar on yo pat 01 sh—a new set o your suit— a $ ' “er ne aie féllowing officer : EW collar on your coat or dre: an t on your suit—will add world Union Suits at 75c. Pure omer ersd breeprd dele aliens im, @ | Pl opal rec iene to your appearance. This new neckwear at $1.00 includes satin Roll Collars of white, fine ribbed garments vice president; Mrs. H. W court took in $147 Thursday | n r lay at the| ing the wish the Germ uid) wash satin, tailored Ascots, Roll Collars of bengaline, Georgettes in assorted styles, with French band or ribbon sawetary: W. A. Mare |f 26 traffic cases on the age of Axer,. whose home is in the war, Gmith gave his age flat pique Collars and Sets, Net Lace Stocks and Jabots and Crepe de Chine Col- run tops; sizes 36 to 44. jonton, was here for the winter | lars—all pretty, indeed Women’s Forest Mills you Save on | | Dainty Easter Hair Bow Ribbons on ee Lighter weight Underwear B a THE BON MARCHE fie ne | |) Neckwear at $1.75 at 35c a Yard for Spring wear; fine rib- s ‘ . bed Cotton Vests in Dutch R GA i N A Ss E Bargain Flat Colls or Roll C . as you The little girls will not be ready for and low-neck style; knee Basement choose—of etre and Easter without new Hairbow Ribbons. length Pants to match. organdy; als new pique s to These are in Scotch plaids—plain and Sizes 36 and 38 at 50c | wear with Spring suit, and the moire taffeta—taffetas with satin Sizes 40, 42, 44, at 65¢ Smart Silk and Charming Blouses | | new Gypsy Ties in combination colors. checks and Dresden effects. kerr UNDERWEAR UPPER + Wool Dresses for of Georgette and . Table After Table of $1 0.95 Crepe de Chine Spring Millinery at $5.00 In Navy Blue, Black, Beige, 3.85 : i me Gstum, Gony and White x The Grand Finale of Millinery is 7 It’s a season of Dresses—and the demand | In various styles that is W eek at for smart-looking models finds the Bargain | are dainty and smart 4 Basement ready with g od line Fat s Lower being embroidered, pin Wwe The Bon Marche other novelty effects, with various style hip aera ne hemstitched ( ) | Several hundred Feature Hats if drapes—fashioned of others have novelty ; ‘t from our workrooms, with many a Taffeta Silk, Satin, Cre pe de Chine aig secqiige: wa ] from New York millinery concerns, 5 ig Filet lace. Peach, white } y and Georgette, Serge and ANA: dian, obi. ‘Rides all in this popular priced showing. — Wool Panama 36 to 44. ; | @ The Directoire Poke “y Continental Turbans Empire Styles New Sailore Saturday Attractions in Children’s Wearables igs Se ee Se ot « toh ] | others are trimmed with clever rib- IS IT TO BE OF GEORGETTE, OF PONGEE F Gi Is ! bon bows and vari-colored flowers, OF CREPE DE CHINE, OF SATIN or ir S oN ie which are so popular this season. OR HABUTAI SILK? ne J | pi ag All these materials are to be had at the Bon | Boys’ Sport | Kiddies’ Hats at $2.50 and $5.00 Marche—and in the smartest of smart styles—dis- y P | The little miss from 5 to 15 years will find just tinctive and new. The quality excellent, the color- her special style in our Children’s Millinery Section. ings those most wanted for Spring—with your Blouses | Plain tailored styles and others with wings, feathers choice of simple or dressier styles Gingham Gingham jive. __ Boys’ Dresses Dresses ety Mackinaws | Good - looking little A very special price 4 Perhaps it is out of Dresses of good qual-| for Dresses of thi 7 season to advertis 3uy Sport Blouses |]! | CARRY-HOME . . x ity eiedias, re check | kind, and in sizes 6 to Mackinaws, but they’re | now and voales having | 1 The Children Ss Shoe Shop and plaid patterns. | 14 years. Dresses in / reduced to a very low| them at a_ bargain SPECIALS IN THI comed with colored | variou yles, made of | price, and many thrifty | price. Made of striped Py adjoining the regular Shoe Shop—in the Bon Marche—gives special attention to repp — some have| pretty checked ging- | people will find it a| madras and percale— || Delicatessen fitting growing feet. Bring your little ones here Saturday and have them satis- touches of embroidery. | ha zes 3 to 6 good plan to buy them | also some plain colors, |}} factorily shod. Sizes 6 to 14 years. | yea 9c. now. with attached collars. |f) Salt Mackerel, good size; F excellent for “meatless” Children’s Skuffer Shoes Infants’ First Step Children’s Rompers, Sizes 2 to 6 Years, Special 49c ge ha re Factory Seconds, $1.75 Shoes $1.85 Mayonnaise—this is made Neat-looki 2 rs, suitable for little boys and girls—those sensible playtime suits, made ‘ salon fresh daily; pound 43¢. Patent leather and gunmetal calf First-step Shoes with flexible hand- | Neat-looking Rompers, suitable for little boys and girls tose sensible playtime suits, made of plain color skuffer last Shoes that have sew sewed soles that baby needs when repp and checked gingham, in pink, blue and white. Orange Marmalade — a a a oven naan’ ay 4 a trial makes you want more; Baise sna a nail used in them); sizes learning to walk. Black patent leather C : ’ $ $ | G i ’ $ per pound, 22¢. r ; with kid or cloth tops; also of all kid. hildren’s Shoes $2.15 & $2.35|Growing Boys’ Shoes $2.29 cena ask te. Little Gents’ Shoes $2.50 Children’s Shoes $3.25 Pair ‘ 4 p ‘ bs : Durable Gunmetal Calf Shoes with : . 3 Sizes 8V. to 11 and 11% to & In Sizes 3 to 5% The | est ? heaey, solid tether edlee—on tests Neat style Lace Shoes of glazed kid- Patent Leather Shoes for dress wear—with matt kid Durable Shoes in broad, sensible toe shapes—made The ‘ leap Mayflower that fit the foot properly. Sizes 10 skin with high tops of dark gray cloth tops—leather soles and heels, Button style, with broad | of he gunmetal calf on English last, with leather Coffee, 25c Pound. to 13%, —footform fitting last—spring heels. id heels, FOURTH FLOOR UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE