The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1918, Page 10

UiBERTY DAY TD DANCE TO HELP OUT Oe tae eel SMOKE FUND HERE Ne « Values 3 A mighty outburst of wartime a America determined to strike mgr Bg : “ sks ak dake aia. haanioes” te ‘ back at the foes of liberty, and | | 9 Ling i oo a . i « hy @n Saturday, April 6, 1918, the {°° ' a on ee ee ; a Third Liberty Loan campaign 7 mnforts of life will be launched. : re, a CHAS, HL, LILLY © Committees in charge aren't tells! oy ehus os » the pur-| in Y Ch 4 wilt be @ great patriotic! jaa by a group of prominent citi a: dea aaeadiia’ , | ' \ % x . by mere wit bet erst} ; oY | iw / s Suits at $25 are good suits. fi Five hundred national army men | j¢-——— - . e tN" \ fram camp Low's wil wre pw’! Clip Out This Coupon; Help Sammies iH) —That they are as carefully '' Earlene 1 ita 2 = ac oo anc selected and planned as suits “training station. Inclosed to bey pack ‘There will be many other features thre “Our Boys in France Tobacco Tend® tor American fighting mem Betis veswant. including | oe nd that ach dollar bare nace with | ) i at far higher prices. Biles tm ever pe weer! i 2 | f -That the styles are fashionable and exercises in every shipyan’, where the tailoring excellent. American workmen are striving day ANG night to defeat the enemy's pro gram of destruction To the thousands of Seattle women who buy our $25.90 Suits every ; : year we would say i nae That this year we can show you over 30 different Seattle is to 1 up her sleeves { And pile up a mighty total of Third | Diberty Loan subscriptions the first 4 x The nex Liberty Sunday Bea from every pulpit und rostrum| LABOR COUNCIL VOTES RUSH CITY SAbARY The New Wash Dresses price Rannoes hoo bs os “. ’ TO BUY LIBERTY ea ney THRU COUNCIL 5 Big Our purchasing power on these Suits, and the quantities ; 1 r on for Summer 1918 we buy, enable us to give you what we call Bon Marche values week Will ring out the message of liberty, purchase $500 worth of t drawing Bond salesmen will make theif Linerty Loan bonds. The 1, Council Wednesday ne epPy eTy - AT ¢7 50)" 76 | “tor the real drive, which, folowing a patriotic Add heseon - DAINTY STYLES AT $7.50 TO $17.50 THIS IS A GOOD TIME TO BUY plans for the real artve which | ¢iowing a patriotic address by the abies a Will continue one mont retary Charles Perry Taylor, of the ||, * # IA large number of speakers, prob: | state Federat rn ot Me the pay of all city em . In the Lower-Cost Dress Section—Second Floor On account of the shortage of wool and consequent rise in More than 100, will speak in fac! huy th r mosting | NS Say laborers, who w “ak ‘ . C Sec i j as . ; SE lattess wad on the etreete| ¥ ft additional 60 cents a da « The Lower-Cost Dress Section is an interesting new division in prices—these \ alues cannot be given indefinitely —but you can the week, and commit ia . 5 ban-| NAnCe was passed as A ney the Apparel Shop, specializiug in smart new frocks in serges, silks be [from the Liberty Loan headquarters |r oan parade gat: ™ and Mayor Hanson sgn and gingham, at moderate prices. secure them now. the County Council of Defense gin SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE canvass the business and resi calecpey ender gellar SOME FooD CONSERVER _ DEDICATE BIG FLAG Seto Reece sexe" A Maker’s Overlot of Women’s Pumps, Oxfords and Slippers ie attract, attention on the jailed aa a proGerman, Ed Bou ts to the sale. may be decorated by the food s pcos ke rragram, nc Ata Worth While Price Concession, Because Size Ranges Were Incomplete Broken Lines of pe eee Broken Lines of 3 _and hu not eaten for four days. will be given. where in the lot—and the THE BON_MARCHE Women’s Pumps and } *'« «3s "= | Women’s Pumps at | Pp they can be—we think you ° ARGAIN BA SEM ENT, Oxfords at $2.95 will like both the Shoes and $4.95 a Pair With low footwear weather at hand, and an / Genres , Low Shoes—your kind, and for only $4.95. 4 i A gee { chef * Inc ‘luded are ivory, champagne, light or dark acks and Racks Full of New Spring Coats ||} otier like this to back it up—there will be | say, white, bronze ot black kid—also a few Pumps and Oxfords sold in abundance on Fri , “ es suede and black patent calf Pumps, as In the Bargain Basement day. Both black and white kid with high or Ye . | [ well as Strap Slippers with beaded toes—with : low heels—all sizes in the lot, but not every / a a Louis covered heels. All sizes in the lot. And Prices Are Lower—of Course— | size in every line. c UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Ranging From $10.95 to $24.75 | | ) | For Friday in a Blome Deesimaker? W eek the Silk Section Will Show ONE SPECIAL LINE $19 75 | \ v | W hat it Can Doin the W ay of Inexpensive Fabrics cle papa ein sc aba alae | 36-Inch Silk and Cotton Tussahs, Crepes cloth, tricotine and wool poplin, in many colors—some all | Untrimmed Hats $1 95 and Printed Novelties—25c Yard one shade, and clever-looking models featuring the combina- | tion of colors. New styles, all of them, with button trimming—fancy | special offer in inexpensive fabrics—for waists and dresses. Plain colors | With a Demonstrator Well Versed-in and printed Silk and Cotton Crepes and Tussah novelties; also Grenadines. Both silk collars and silk stitching. Sand, Gray, Navy and Bel- |]{} the Art of Home Millinery — to Show light and dark shades, and plenty of them—a full yard wide, at 25c a yard Friday. gian Blue. Sizes 16 to 42, , eee He Salen You How to Trim Them chicane Sg SN Me asure graphs in the Silk and Dress Goods Sections While doing your own dressmaking—why not | to ensure your getting full measurement and accurate } | | computation o of the sales check. ; ° e trim your own hat, too? Here are the shapes Cotton tbl os Sample Silk Skirts for $4.95 age agrees homage Shepherd Printed Silk Poplin 50¢c Yard In poke bonnets, side-roll effect, tri- A corre, 8 drooping ‘and rolling brims and 24-inch Silk and rater ape Poplin—a ces ing ° high crowns with straight brims inexpensive weave »f which we have an attractive as- Manufactarer’s i 5 4 Sample Skirts Almost every imaginable shade—including pur- Checks at 10c sortment. Blue, Tan, Lavender, Copen, Black and th ; Onl: F } ple, navy, Copenhagen, sand, trench brown, rose, —take a part in Home White grounds with stripe, check and floral patterns. Clearance of : : nly a Few Kelly green, scarlet and plenty of black. Ai iobliyedes ‘ tM : ) fa Ki Dressmakers’ Week 32-Inch Shantung Pongee 60c Samples Ht of a Kind PATENT MILAN HAT SHAPES ys Wares! ‘of Shantung Pongee of good quality—popular, easily ; F Male of taficts LACQUERED HAT SHAPES AT ; tubbed material for summer dresses, sport ina petgggern Aig silk, silk poplin and | | es aie ote ino Black gad Wis | ee asa Clive toh Capelantet, Ta aad WE , a few odd Skirts of Beautiful Millinery Flowers yards in all lengths to 7 and’ novelty’ check LY a. Panama cloth and a | | to Go With Your Hat Shape—35¢ | yards. 28-Inch Costume Corduroy 95c pw gal gad few in awning stripe Thite E Firm quality silk-finished Costume Corduroy, 28 i 5 x , Perfectly beautif " s 5 all a | “Seconds” of White Eden ; ¥ f fe y, plain colors. \ for sport wear. ong ody a getty led aha 3 Ft oy Bg Flannel, 28 inches wide— inches wide—all pretty shades for sport ean suits 7 soms—in coral, rose, new shades of blue, khaki for pajamas or children’s poate Fea eS Se opens Taupe, Old Rose, P vray, ¥ tna: alan taonvaed par s-yar De. Beaver, Russian G F F pra oon psterth Ft foliage—also lacquered we . iy ouigl pee ie Me er ecrION, UPPER MAIN #LGOR—THR BON MABORIe | Vegetable and b An assortme! y i | A . An ass' ent of Hoover Candies | lant in your War Garden—pack- sh 4 Dresses | Sizes 6 to | III] ae, 5c, 10¢ and 15c. | HE BON MARCHE “oe I St . 14 Years if Cc We FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE CANDY DEPT., LOWER MAIN FLOOR In Stunning WL f salina EIR sheet St I NEAT, PRACT ICAL SCHOOL | ' ' | Are Onl ja |LISTERPLANS — SissHpa9fitra" LENROOT LEAD | aeSicivarion as THWART PLOT 10 ) There are many styles to ch > fr | eer igi calle aad MURDERED MAN U. S. ATTORNEY 14 95 | D: : ne ve ae straight-line City detectives Thursday began the 5 Formal resignation of U. 8. Dis res any ha ckets i wal : orney Clay Allen has bee 4 J es: many having pockets in novel SPOKANE, April 4 ater |natitution of what may develop into) iy waukEE, April 4.—Irvine 1. Tallest ta U s. cease Gee It. | SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.—How hape Nicely made of good gingham expected shortly to take over the|* nation-wide search for a Clear republican and loyalist, has|W, Gregory, effective April 15, so| United States secret service agents ‘> la Made of the | i” pretty plaids—plain color chambray sie aitwation’ of thie city and {lame ceaen Who was WIG Pred) beer ted ser from Wisconsin| Allen may take office as King|fojled a supposed German plot to |and combinations of plain and plaid od dmeatte betens cnemeen| nT ae we 8 tow one fore | by yximate 0 vote « ity, superior court Judie when |.in 700. officers of the Atientil F So Ticida aa GT wise Mia howe comple returns today Mackintosh leaves for Olympia | fiver in. New York last May was Most Popular | ,; i . gingham. ‘ ‘ showed: Lenroot, 148,30 » ume his duties as state supreme ony for th Silks — 2 e ee er, me - told for the first time here today ks— owing a conference with 1 Pho M1. 196,61 : i by W, J. Flynn, former head of the tities of the remainder wf the returr 1 wired Sunday that his resig H « e rnor announ y § y ay Chiffon AN I | : ® party—two women and belief that the entire anthwa ni would be sent immediately banquet at the Hotel Als A New Lot of “i a Wi" aoe ‘ . n rcifist, sock H permanent successor is ap: ? i 3 4 a man—have not yet been learned. | 1 y P* | sonia to the naval offi Tatfeta— naval officers, mn ‘ 4.| It is known for a fact that they are| went to Re ot | p Ap ther Ben L.| secret e operatives found a " # we . from tle that, mana ” " bs Donald 4 eDonald, &8-| bomb » in a room beneath the Cre de nA a he wished The chemists to whom the dead|dates were » fact|aistant attorneys, will probably be ap 4 x s F geatuvea oF euch |e hemiats t i 1 banquet hall A = ; : ' ii ilivect police man’s stomach was turned over to Davies Lenroot total was appointed temporarily by Judge| : ay eh Sey eee oe hi not yet de eo times as great as Berger's. Cushman or Judge Neterer. lee ” Chine-and ; sonceding defeat, tele-| Robert C. 8¢ airm SHOOT SPIES, Bl ee |[\aftairs from Olympia, where he in| for Pe iene esate ae ou, conceding defeat, tele-| Robert C. Saunders, ch: | Georgette | ouses prt \ |] | today, and will send deputies to as gat ay png “air hed his ook setiations on “the| the Nvashingtin #iate hand iotacary ADVISES TAFT w in not conte pe ri ae ite con, (Jury i# walling In Sedro ist the sheriff and police, He oon:|” raubnor, Althy mini " unity thus afforded you for|iners, Charles A sds, Hinman Combinations : fi \ | ‘aruba makin tory pel are nd dead last Sunday on the | wervice in our § and our common] PD, Polson and rt P, Oldham ar MUSKOC Olka., April 4,—-Bul- i ) roop nial Stan Riot ‘ k of the Skagit river, His| country in thes ious and momen-| reported to be candidates for Allen's | lets should terminate the citzenship Dresses in scores of styles—all pleas- EE S “Unt recently, shen they were | money was gone. Detectives believe tour times” Lenroot arrived this) place. g wcoording to former Presi: ing models to suit the individual taste.| Jn Sizes 34 [| ~ \ [slenal beadquactars of thet, W.W. [°° *84 ae .. RO SE OF LORIE Oe Fy i FUEL OIL SHORTAGE “Spies should be court-martialed, Skirts have tunics and drapes in various | Bail the “new Spring’ features in to 46 700 GO TO MEETING Po ames Te ELECT REV. T. H. HAGAN] IMPENDING 1S CLAIM 22%2,u2 an@ thelr citizenship end trimmings and collars are shown. It’s only in the Bargain Basement you Nearly 700 people turned out Wed n of the second an-|, TO Prevent fuel oll shortage, all| press treasonable sentiments should ght to the Coal or coke contracts may contain an ‘of the Denomina.|Dospitals, charitable institutions, | be tried and punished, bot in all in an address here Wedne 4 le i 4 i a P| i a , It’s a splendid opportunity—a splendid | can buy Blouses at $1.49—and they're « in the Weat’ & | provisions that the operator or con-| tional Sun School Council for | residences, public buildings, | cases the law should be o offering even for the Bargain Basement | good Blouses at that, and good styles. ' Division 12, sumer may terminate the contracts! \estern Washington, held at Plym.| Schools, stores and office buildings | mob violence, such as practiced in as * if i § | A 5 Sega nervice The proj in case of increase or reduction in the | outh Congregational church Wednes.| Should prepare immediately to certain pa United States, for you to get smart Afternoon and | Made of embroidered organdie, striped Jroaues, patriotic song: government pricé after their execu-| day, elected the Rev, T. H Seana “1, D. M, Folsom, of} should be . re condemned, Street Dresses at a very special price. and plain voile in 008 Joking styles. speeches: » proceeds will be used | tion, according to a ruling announced | president. He is superintendent of 1 States may not sink in ie dltaaiant beara for the needs of soldiers and sdil-|'Thursday by State Fuel Administra-| Baptist Sunday school extensio . exomce Sa — aati) ore from the division tor David Whitcomb, work in Western Washihgton. Fuel Administrator Dayid Whitcomb, | mans,” ~