The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 19, 1918, Page 12

TEUTONS PLAN MINORITY PARTY 1. W. W. LEADER U, S, ARMS TO TO START NEW = INRUSSIAIS IN YAKIMA GETS BE BEST; WILL PEACE SCHEME: TALKING HGHT A COAT OF TAR BE PERFECTED 22 eg —— tne Meaning in the is every indication that t German peace feelers soon and Niko- have seized, « vast stores o! “\Thomson Votes “No” on Bill to Protect Market Hanna, wh term ki repudiated, pro any is given a free hand The messages of P ‘and other Ameri the approval of jes of the BE no peace at I An interest! that many re ites, hitherto classed ax Outspoken in their auch a pe nent is the British ifiets. School Board Is _ m being turned out at) wo atahonorabie sy, Collecting Data , neler : ae ace : on German Study s monthly! As this! to t scaicieatts Exiled next week's meet Feichstag, which will d —— peace treaty STERY IN DEATH OF TAVIATOR AT SAN DIEGO SAN DIEGO, March 19.—The body Cadet Aviator Ralph Thompson @ by @ 1,500-foot fall into bay yesterday, was today it to his home in Pasadena | The young man was alone in the , flying near the army avia school at North Island. NEAR-BEER UNDER BAN ON GEN. GREENE’ Ss ORDER d chine dropped, turned ups’ Need 2,373,000 Guns COSY jown and was completely wrecke: FINGER PRINT MAY Ordnance experts, in # LITTLE the fall rifle requirements for the Bperibe knows Sime wine te JAIL HIM FOR LIFE | WRAPPINGS that the gears went wrong. WHITE PLA Y. Mareh FOR THI pes, sacred it seemed that y fee ees 0.0 { FIRST BUD “il ribs tinialal to Seattle to conduct at the re Deieiés, ‘The or-iil OF SPRING— W. S. S.—means get ready for n June. ion, up-| Spring? y and the Rock I» | ¢ ed tis follows BABY A. Mat-| land arsen was immedi to spend the re nder of his life in prison as an | habit tual criminal Ba the motion J the War Savings Stamp drive Wednesday. tion to Dr.| It these tw indoryed the invita | Rader Monday Remarkable Values and Prices in mat THE BON MARCHE md OARGAIN BASEMENT Wash Dresses and Aprons— At Ridiculously Low Prices Figure out the cost of Gingham and Percale today and you'll tind that the cost of the material alone would be more than we ask for the completed garment It’s one big opportunity that every Seattle housewife should take advantage of means very real savings on the kind of Dresses and Aprons you are constantly in need of Dresses 89c Aprons 79c Dresses $1.15 patterns. Some are neatly bound with bias bands. trimmed with contrast- All sizes. and tan, ing colors and others. and cap—-made pink Chambray. of plain blue and All sizes. Sizes 36 to 53. every - ‘ine, . anche a OT RY ED. 1 Kr N BY JOSEPH stt AVLEN 1 n then? . ‘United Press Corresponder " ‘ ‘ : patil : TONDON, March —19.--Germar PETROGRAD "March 19.—~ 1 Spokane money in backing the see a HUNT ning realjunt er Russian officials, including for vow t mer Bolshevik and social revo ® varied don the lutionary co ssuries who op : Ma © British type ship to st posed ratification of the Brest Litovel peace are organ: Too Late to Change t datng reat the Ger | lef England herself was on the | ‘ in th , point of changing to the rim | mans in the less cartridge when the war J) broke out would tak Hd give Remington, rifles, ABROAD Shovels and Spades of tempered stat, fully po and Bewitchery of Style : > \anaey Wone Gr t has each, $1.50. 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AT $1.95 AT $3.50 for house mean These dresses have a dis- of soft French and fancy Attractive Percale Dresses light tinction all their own; pereale in plain colors and garden wear h lens tine than tor ‘ eerie ars ch enn tne tha : colors with nicely shaped collar triges, with whany: origins) S4ane ca 48 a gun much superior ff] full length sleeves and pockets. collars and cuffs. ie ai the ooieas. docked AT $2.50—Frocks for Spring v - AT $4.95—A smart lot of frocks call t of chambray and percal plain col- gaily to Spring to be promptly adopt- ng of ors, stripes and fancy checks. 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Tuesday 2214c each. Crib Blankets, 55c to $3.95 You'll like these Crib Blankets—they’re new, in white, colors and combinations— plain and bound, single or double. Down Pillows, 50c to $1.00 For baby—Down Pillows in carriage, bassinette or crib sizes; all white; 50c to $1.00, Enameled Costumers $2.25 To keep baby’s clothes in trim—Cos- tumers in pink and blue to put in Baby's wardrobe. ‘ Little Tots’ Hose 19c Very fine grade of mercerized cot- White, pink and FOR SALE | LOWER WIFTH FLOOR MAIN FLOOR Sending Packages to the Boys 27 “Over There”? Leave your orders in the Bon Marche Soldier Shop and have them sent direct from Harrods’ of London to the Trenches A full price li ll the items obtainable {| may be had in the Soldier Shop.—Lower Main Floor. | ’ ton—for the price. Harrods’ Guarantee blue. Sizes 4 to 6. 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