The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1918, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR BRITISH FIRE WITHERS UP ENEMY HORDES' DEAD GERMANS “CARRY ON” IS CITY’S SLOGAN 'TWO SOLDIERS ‘ THE BON MARCHE = SOAS, OR Sons Rea Se Te) rT KS -TRIMPHANT | = attle Doran| #wamped and official figures a company $1,000, and the BATTLE GROUND :: HURT IN WRECK Br Frass company came in with! yet availal of the amount of BY WM. pumur sims * A the: epagervere* sient paces axe EW YORK, April 15-—Two nol lhis is the hour of Silkks—from the standpoint of fashion—of economy—of beaut ilks are the United ss ¢ ndent Subscriptions for $15.0 ® trom the a oes : es xu sa,| Here Were Killed, 10 were seriously |} most desirable dress fabrics in America today. ~ wire re Hits WRT | quartermaster department Hott and e, of Victoria.| inined and 98 elightly hurt when Fee ; Apetaidte 2 agri : am ee eer | ; 1k ; ANCE, April 1 urned In thru the Dexter Hor,| B.C. who were gu A-at the agp Page Gayton 4 egies acta More women are wearing silk garments than ever before—still more will wear them as the season and employes the! ho ped for $2,000 te | progresse: / A nathan’ samimiedon toak| 6 thru W. G. King, 1 railed on the Long Inland raitroad at | #] progresses, ish : is : y, who ts block chair:| Central Islap, L, I. at 8:60 a. m.|}f lhousands of patriotic women are wearing silks to save cotton for munitions and wool for the soldiers, nef ith man. Mr. Billets eubeccibed £0 | topay | Thousands are practicing wartime thrift by having their clothes made of silk and made at home, Aire, Lillois and Bi Employes of the SeattleAstoria] $1,600 and Mrs Hott for $500 pis Miniii achin. eos ikea | | ? > Still In possession of the British, | Tron w bed $8,750 the oe re . | The German blows are growing | company 86,250, a total of $15,000,| Two hundred and five honor flags left the ruils, carrying four | e e e more feeble while the allied re: | thru tt Savings & Trust com have been awarded and 60 other oars with it, All overturned, The| fl] | Ona Owed wD eee} A. Liberty Loan subscription ofjare: " Washington, 12 7 | tleally to a dead stop, similar to the! s:2oo ns made by the, Massa | Utah, 14; Oregon Alaska, 3; Ne A inate! i Earty drive, Though the = oh rance Co.,| vada, 6; Arizona, 6, and Idaho } re fatalities | an a ar phase seemingly ° | <a eee sition, a os oe we x secretary of the industrial another cr 0 een put Aivision of the Liberty loan, that In Yetormnined sgemayatiness It’s a purchase of some thousands of yards at less than regular prices * workers in Seattle w | further onslaughts, ur the $3,000,000 mark before | A . 7 4 ne Part of Von Arnim’s fourth army And it allows us to offer far better Silks at these prices than would be possible under any other circum The and practically a at's | 4 y 1 sixth army than | { jj] Stances. men in | “T | The Silks at 20 division Dead Reveal Price The British were the first to until lat not make Shipy tinue day night and The Silks at The Silks at ligion. mi | ' } & ED IN AUTO admit the seriousness of the | return until M German assault, but scattered ne ad ama, former state sen: | fl permits OO pe ts Aa teattn'omircon wee £1 50 q Yard $1.65 a Yard 2.00 a Yard aa the Liye baitiefteld, the Ger | creat that the accounting stantly killed, and his wife criticall} o a ar e a ar ° a ar fend the man dead reveal the price. | headquarters, even tho rel on a big touring ear,| ; : ; , peed man and b Aaa senate — . . by Willams, went over an|f| Are specially nice for the price. Are lovely to look at and just as You will be well dressed—richly shoots transports litt approaches | nkment near A unday They include chiffon taffetas, nice to wear—36 inches wide, in dressed if your gown is made of church’ at ant Ne Badin Migge proot ‘ee COUNT CZERNIN | a satins, Louisines and foulards—in fancy taffetas, Louisines and a piece of these handsome dress the prowess of the British artillery 9 lin $40 a oh a bay a hint set many handsome stripes, checks, satins. Beautiful —shadings—in satins or silks. Satins, Louisines, Hol machine guns and low flying air ~~ gore ved || Plaids and such lovely shadings— checks, stripes, plaids and two- taffetas and tricotine novelties in The planes, smashing roads and bridges TRIAN thru ¢ reanizations, as well as| ited from a defect in the|f| a yard wide, tones. the lot. meeest 06 the German enginsers §| individually aie ar, occurred, The body of | UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE dead, h could rebuild them. was taken to the undertak-| h Paved and macadamized roads are | The Elka'club subscribed $92,000 shment of A. H. Moll, in| to the s| 80 shell-pitted, prisoners say, as to week, a gain of $83,400 over th and Mrs. Williams was) fl H render the difficulties in bringing up subscription taken in the Elks taken to an Arlington hospital, | ae niin — of guns and ammunition almost in-| AMSTERDAM, April 15.—Count/quring the Second Liberty Loan| Williams represented the 32nd sen epagyaR r rc \iielha eanreie idee ne . Attacks Break Down minister, has resigned, an agency | o 6,8 107 and 1 and was engaged in} —} Lo oii amenntatisiassateitsssecatanin SES Twe ‘The enemy troops are subsisting | dispatch from Vienna declared today.| Kirkland, with a quota of $5,600, | ¢lant wstry, and contracting |il | on “iron rations” (In the American Emperor Karl is said to have ac:| has already reached the $40,000 mark | business. He wax for a long time in- | fl Ae eee eee ees dogs, o! army this is bacon, hardtack and | cepted the resignation. and is now aiming at $50,000. At|fiuential in republican politics, and) [i coffee), the kitchen carts having! The foreign minister will continue! Concrete, where $9,100 wax allotted. an active nent of the pro-| fl res en p e ag er that t been unable to follow them for two in office until his successa: ts ap-| subscriptions have climbed to $25,250 jon movement He filed the} ff] ‘. ese ; pointed. : | a 2m | referendum petitions against the| fl Have a bright new Flag floating from mart itt e erge resses $3 he Von Stattin’s divisions today, after | | Walla Walla, Yakima and Tacoma | bonedry law | | your flag pole on Clean-up Week. Faith Cl the stiffest struggle, won a few hun-| Cxernin has been in distavor with | have taken their places beside Seat | Let it stand for the renewed ener Gred yards in the region of Meteren. the militarists of Austria and Ger-/ i 0. tarce cities tar overstepping | COUNTERFEIT CHARGE | at it stand for the ren ‘ay at 50 Ino Von Eberhardy's storm troops broke many for some time owing to his| ©’ - ; cea | and patriotism of yourself and your city. . down under hot British fire west of alleged inclinations toward peace ho rag tonya thay aging KEEPS TWO IN JAIL)}) product Neuve-Eglise after a slight advance gorcnaasioaga ge 1A and Robert Jones, | Flags are not costly at this store Neat to Look at Did a margin The Wenat-} “ifford Petty ‘Von Kraewel's attempt to re po ditions north ot Festuvert tailed with DAVID STARR JORDAN IS |cnco district nas mubscribed tour va ity jail P teal far E D : (le eenigargee rede ie Si acs qartc aa Sorters | We ore "the ractical for Every-Day Wear organiz ee Moses. Nocthesst of Rebeca) EQR FINISH FIGHT NOW | per cont ss carne cna rae {a oot on COTTON FLAGS y \y pt ai the Clare: re as| Dr. David Starr Jordan, forme: ne Puget Sound Light and Trac = bor grap P - y , ; Ot , 5 Hi, sean rasaecd to a patchy ctrae| ppcitiat leader, who to now urging a| tion Company Liberty Loan " i | Special $3.25 Why, who would begin to make dresses when they the sou gle. The sky is overcast and there| fight to the finish, will address the| has sined up for $60,000 in raid b | Je can be had at so low a price? might is on | day afternoc Municipal league Tuesday noon on|and the Puget Sound naval * man Philosophy of War in the| for $123,660, all collected within the || king.” at the Washington Annex.| yard limits spoke at the Unitarian chureh ZEPPELIN SHOPS unday, where he declared that] Austrian empleo } "German rulers will not be downed| Independent Fisheries ZURICH, April 15.—The Zeppelin! until absolutiam is broken,” and| $500, in addition to the am« factories at Mamzell, near Friedrichs- | “the kaiser is a faltering egotist, only| by employes of other nationalities hafen, were destroyed by fire Satur-| dangerous because he maintains that/and the firm, making a total of @ay night, it was learned today Prussia owns Germany.” $3.850 for the fishery. | One size only, 6x9 feet, with sewed | stripes and printed stars, $3.25 each. | U.S. FLAGS OF WOOL BUNTING | These prices are offered specially for | Clean-up Week. 2x3 feet at $2.50 2x4 feet at is a high, biting wind. FLAMES DESTROY : ouse at Eighth ave. 8. and Main Well-made navy serges—several styles—straight-line models— some with plaited skirts and braid trimmed. Others with satis girdles and white satin collars. One smart Coat effect is braided in black—finished with tie. How attractive are the beaded-front models—or those embroidered on front and back belt in colors, SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE It ca 6 men are accused of raining $1 to $10. Petty was arrested carly t week, charged with passing bad bills in the Japanese and Chinese juarters, Complaint was first made | by Mra, M. Matuda, who conducts a I Japanese store. eee on of the National | 3x5 feet at $4. x : Ce f a THE BON MARCHE sil ca tan Ax6 feet at $6.00 Lingerie Blouses to the Fore try epportunity to store, full of ” 5 4 ta BARGAIN BASEMENT [eae |e at $2.50 a. Gul2 feet at $19.50, Becguse Wash obey Time Is Here } ape i icki i 12x20 feet at $45.00 in Dead Earnest ors Merchandise Must Move Quick in the Bargain Basement, Hence 15x25 feet at $60.00 —Bicaos of sheer voile, end pier sane oe on ~ ss inne retty an ine. 0 These Weekly Clearance Sales EAGLE BUNTING FLAGS PrDainty fancy models, lace and embrodey | America 214x4 feet at $2.50 trimmed tion a na —Or semi-tailored styles with two-in-one collar and plaited fronts —Plain white or attractive colored stripes— with pique collars and cuffs —Plain tailored styles of heavy madras, 4x7 feet at $5.00 5x8 feet at $7.25 6x9 feet at $8.50 COTTON BUNTING FLAGS and that But | thru suff Amie WHEN ODD LOTS AND BROKEN LINES ARE MARKED AT BIG REDUCTIONS Never miss one of these Tuesday Sales if possible. You'll find it immensely profitable when you can . a is ats hits oe alet save in many instances from 25 to 50 per cent on the original Bargain Basement prices. I poncls yo ial hie cuctaaael oo enconrD Loom ren BON MARCHE French r ea sa ling f ‘ 4 i 3x5 feet at $ — — giing tor Reductions of 25 and 50 Per Cent Are Not an| Dress Skirts i} 4x6 feet at § ee se it soul is fc U; I Thing in the Ba in Ba t R d d » | 5x8 feet at $4.50 Antrim Printed White Dimities We Trus nusua ing in the Bargain basemen educed to | Allied Flags in wool and cotton, includ- Lawns 8c Yard at 15c a Yard believe, s For Children’s Frocks and Aprons Buy all you need of these White Dimities at 15¢ a yard. ing Great Britain, France, Belgium, Italy, Canada, Japan in standard sizes. Sweetheart Service Flags—Flags to be flown by a girl whose fiance is in the The 1 His will Our | Not over 10 yards to a customer THIS IS THE WAY ONE LOT OF French Serge Dresses Because there is not a complete range 2,000 yards of Printed Lawns —25 inches wide, in figures and of sizes service. Assorted checks that make i 1H : op, oi ofan I stripes. A good offer at 8c @ pretty frocks and aprons—27 of aGod T But your size may be I! We Make Service Flags ‘ I y .srgeKs ap. : Is Marked for uesday hereon wed advine you | | of All Sorts to Order yard. apse a one Ae Into the ¢ IDE | RASEMENT, fold. Le “He « to come early. These Skirts are made of all wool serge and wool Panama cloth in DRAFTED MEN 50 Dresses Reduced to $9.35 ISHII COMMENTS | Bride, Aged 76, Has broken sizes. braid—in misses’ sizes only. ing hee only. Are marked at half price —$1.47— Various styles in broken sizes When you can buy Corsets for 59c it’s a wise investment to buy Because only a small lot—the there — 69c — They’re reduced is | | | sitate mot on f feall will n Class No. that have pra couver Barracks, It will be the first time any large draftees have been sent | number of to other camps. tt ¢ nments complete ward I’, Chambers, nitmation of many! GAHiGAGo, April rom local boards y exhausted th Mrs. Professor The Cyclops American port was bound for an| She was known to) striped patterns that 4 and the e French Serge Dresses, one style in tailored effect, with but smart for sport wear. h * ton-trimmed vestee; rol] collar and cuffs of dark blue polka- | There are others made of ON JAPAN PLANS | Us 40 Grandchildren impends. dot messaline. Another style is prettily embroidered and has navy blue and black; neat, A PACIFIC PORT, April 16 ny | Mrs. Anna Bradley, of Winnlptt: Sy pei Nip @ 4 i . rhe 7 - }action Japan may tak sending ag © the grandmother & a novelty belt. Most all sizes to choose from. plain styles with ' patch FR Re diggs agra 76, became the sranineesy MMAUCE RR pockets. ests of all the nations with which |ried to Bilder James BE, Fitch, @ FROM Germany is at war, and not in the | Prosser, who is 88 years old, Sat b J b | sacle inte of Japan, Viscount Elder Fitch's marriage to Mt TO fd en’s and Boys | earance of | 4 CI f Women’s Sh | ie eg A gs dy ay SMighiite . , earance 0. omen s oes \ Drafted men from Seattle will | the United States, declared here to-) W gerigtisee ap i 15 iva monial ven and hee tary of War | be sent to Vancouver Barracks | “Y ence of a mysterious G raider| The wedding came as the cu man a 1sses resses . . . Ishii has arrived from Japan en) oF subma in the W Atlan-| tion of a correspondence cou! m ats an ps Shoes for Shoes for a well as to Ca mi, heeton | ute to Washington tle may account for the disappear.| for four years. ‘The corcespantiag ce, landis uc 4 uc \ train for oversea service apie dnd : » | aboard. | peared in a religious magazine. * f ° ° Asiatic coast if she could make a Y of his | f ' This information reached Se- 4 Se re Rent Last heard of in a West Indian} er Fitch and his bride will BY return | drive thru Siberia, Ishii d soon to 4 to } - Broken lines of Pat- 50 pairs of Black | attle Monday morning with the it will be Japan's duty to 5 port with a valuable manganese car-|{n Seattle, at 160 13th av bi “T have a to ye ar, | Patent Leather and | announcement from Washington, | 0h, contingency go from Brazil, the Cyclops is. still - ——— fidence in the One lot of Hats and Caps re- 25 Cotton Serge Dresses ici Kid | Gunmetal Shoe s— | 1. C,, that the draft of 150,000 | . : |rouxht, but officiais today had prac:| MACKINTOSH TAKES Its achievernes duced more than 25 per cent. | made in the popular sailor Calf | with por tops and men April 26 will be followed by tically’ abandoned hope that she| AT OLYMPIA are ar 5 i 1 fe idds : y : ms Pe call for 49,943 men May 1. would be located. Some thought the ad Hats of felt; tweed Caps in | middy style, with red lacings hoes; neat styles,| military heels; bro- | “Attar Chat Gets eenall ontinwente! PROFESSOR IN LOVE raider or submarine theory could ex OATH aca Daker inn’, checks, plaids and mixtures—in | and collar trimmed with red | with Louis or walk-| ken sizes; 2% to 314 will be called in rapid succession, and CASE GRANTED DELAY plain the mysterious Bilence of the| | Judre Ke net | Mackintotng #008 in Fran te justice of Set into the ti —_— ur the unique distineti® ’ | Class No. 1 men now fe? S| have engine trouble, but this was not ‘* a ‘begs ‘ surt here today, on the disorderly | h’ve engine trouble, b not | fates of being Ready to-Wear is and Ends o rsets Men s Trollowing the polley of sending re-| COUrt here today, on the disorder | 49 serious that she could not proceed, | ® relates ot ae cruit# in small units to camps Just i | of his) and it fails to account for the ab-| d U 1 d H Reduced . | pidly na the trained fighters can|Teltions with Mrs. R. M. Granger.| sence of wireless call th He was ‘apidly as the trained fighters cs , M paces eink catia ‘ rold “army widow,” Ww led | 8s r BN ghee yr and Untrimm '5Q9c_ |KidGl ty rd fa nna Mr | i i | . wid to Cc 1 oves mobilization will be scattered over | ater oe tee 1) mander Worley, U. 8 Norfolk, Hon in the public ‘schools Of ‘ 11 regular army posts, including Van Va., she had proceeded safely to the | ®M@ at the University ton. All for April 26 is practically Jonry KE, Weston, Granger is il! at his home, | West Indies. the motherly care of Mrs.| ors 0S nd out from all cate with her. nan the national | Ernest S, Smailes, Leonard Albright son, Lloyd W. La Samuel G. | Buttnick, Howard 8, Waugh, Albert | |W. Harvin, Nathan Komer, Roy A.| as issued the list CHICAGO, Lso, statement. of sight, tho wireless calls crackled | directions to communi RABBI HIRSCH PATRIOT April 15. en she dropped out | RENEW TRIAL OF I. |W. ON SEDITION CHARGES CHICAGO, April 15.—Examil of veniremen for the jury whlehil Rabbi Emil! head sedition charges against pe, ca Hats a this season | several. Corsets of white and | Gloves are ivory color Fe sangre ae ar cs mained iward B. El Rot oa ce Fie neaders Deaillel styles, of caterpi i i i routil. i alt, 4 pote stitnhi. of men to report then, as follows unsinger, Edward jaynes, Rob-| G irsch was cleared today of! than 100 1, W. eae! Lg lag ip lar braid, in| pink coutil, in low and medium | with black stitching, Nels Aberg, Harry Hansen, Gust] ert A. Durham, Louts B. Bassi, Al-| anonymous attacks on his patriotism, | day for the second time in fede rose color, Copenhagen, sand and | bust styles—some with elastic in- | and are washable; Moberg, Clarence 8. 1 quist, Murray Frost, Sidney L.|In 9 ringing sermon Sunday he Judge Landis recently other shade A splendid chance | serts. Broken sizes, and some are | broken sizes. (Sec- Arne L, Sunde, Thomas H.| avowed" his loyalty to the United sed av of 150 and Sie to get inexpensive Hats, slightly soiled. onds.) Hermann P. Anderson,| States. Officers of the temple an-| tentative jury when go! ‘“ Barney 8. Anderson, Gust G. Mel-|nounced their satisfaction with his/ attorneys substantiated charset jury tampering.