The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1918, Page 10

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THE SEATTLE STAR Rich Landowners in Ulrainia 100 AMERICANS HELD CAPTIVES; Betrayed | Peasants to Cermans 14 ARE KILLED THE BON MARCHE MILLINERY Opportunity for Seattle NVOLVED are good looking patent Women—Five big tables piled > Milan Shapes, Milan Hemps, Liseres, high with hat shapes—all season Javas, Leghorn ind Toyo able and smart. Panamas. BPITOR'S » % y| WASIT ® Gent, who Tution was Fails of the WHAT RUMANIA GIVES UP x —_—— —EEEE a BY WM. G. SHEPHERD e , } i INDIANAPOLIS, ‘l, May M.—Revolution against Germany NS ts Inevitable in Ukrainia 4 ‘The situation ¢ fas follows The Ukrainian reput wa bunk repud: 5 Ukrainian land Fs shouts of free \ Bwept the | feet and « nine Jand owners, ¢ I saw the or: fan repub IS Deged reput f hat squad. Of course, Francis de Mined to agree with their request To Stop Revolution The ‘purpose of the land owner fFainia was to stop the « Mie Russian reve 1 pre t Whe division of their land among the making a traitoroum SEATTLE MAN WOUNDED WITH CANADIAN FORCES Long ago Ukrainian peasants saw , git i , t Rhru the trick which had been pl Al sve Austria-Huneary entire om " ss gh cee ca n ' JAMES GORDON FOUR DEAD IN. 42 Bubmit to the land owners’ gov Ment. But every one who has beer tions in Ukra! ‘opening of spri improvement in the U This 54-inch Serge at $1.50 a Yard Makes Nice Dresses YOU CAN BUY IT IN NAVY, FRENCH BLUE, MYRTLE GREEN, WINE, TWO BROWNS AND A BLACK Serge and will make up nicely for suits and separate skirts, but most women Peasants Are Wrathy Nice. Fr ‘The latest reports from both Ger ing t y and Ukrainia indicat expectations o peasants of Ukr that to make tt effective for th help the - Whip Germany ‘ Pincher Pinched! sae Bits In ther prot mse cae puke eel , RI ticcsccrne. inet thes ge: ive Rtg ge bem gy era 44-inch Worsted Check Suitings 42-inch All Wool Dress Poplins Feenter the war ageinst Ger H ‘ ; = ‘2 $2.00 a Yard hey expect to retain not on upposed benefits of the revo » But even the little land they now oc a Yard be lg a Fine quality All Wool Poplins in shades of navy, A special offering of durable, heavy Worsted Suit- Copenhagen, Belgium, myrtle, sage, wistaria, plum, ings. Small and medium Black and White Checks. cog bows! taupe and black. Width 42 inches, price They are in the greatest demand for suits and skirts. “UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE These are influences which may | Justify the alties in believing that! * ‘ WRtesia has not definitely and perma. | °°) | en expense, Bennett sont was reed. to shor ly surrendered to Germany| yionry at stanley to Africa to rind G, A, R. VETS OF OREGON influences which must uneasiness in German | P\YNe™ore 1" toe polar ec. MEET IN CONVENTION Seize More Liquor circles and which wil! make | x vee (ae ia a On 7 ian . Beceamary a= thie summer advances ee! te aptabe | 9 aetna: Ores, May. 14-— Oregon's Addressed to U. S. DON'T THROW HALF-WORN NOTICE TO RED CROSS SEND SMOKES TO OUR, Eter the Germans to move con.| shed the Commercial Cable Co thetr annual ¢ Immigration Here SHOES AWAY WORKERS BOYS IN FRANCE ces to the Russia atest s e tw Bring them to the Bon Marche 2d Cross workers of Sts s . forces to the Russian front é ‘ ring them ie tan to phe Red Cross workers of Station A, Send food, send clothing—you cobbler shop.and ha sh Surgical Dressings Divis are re- x Hearing on eatablishment of a ean or re-heeled, or whatever it is they urgical Dressings Division, are re cannot send them from America a e * “ ‘ s nery at th of Yukon river ing : “all for their 3 1a a MER tsop the Hun ‘away. || has deen ed until Friday at Joe need q 1 to call for their aprons be- but you can from Harrods’ of Lon- 7 It doesn’t take long tween 2 and 4 on Wednesday after- don by leaving your ord Th It doesn’t cost much noon on the fifth floor. A Red Cross pder.| peers ee BON MARCHE Cobbler Shop. member will be in attendance to Bon Marche Soldier Shop. MAIN: FLOOK give them out. LOWER MAIN FLOOR THE BON MARCHE {sass RGAIN BASEMEN PIATTACK AT SEA y Summer Underclothes in the Bargain Basement Way And You'll Buy Them for Less “What is the Bargain Base- } ment Way?” you say. ’ . | It is simply buying without Wom en s Union frills or feathers buying fi } where every unnecessary ex- Suits 49c pense has been eliminated in or- der that prices might be kept SIZES 36 AND 38 ONLY gown eae yorwest: Jevel. Women’s summer weight Union Suits with That is the Bargain Basement | y necks and cuff or lace knees—full size. way—and it is a good way if economy means something to Billie Burke Dresses at $2.50 Will Cause Quite an Excitement at the May Display of Cotton Dresses THIS PRICE IS FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY May has stamped Billie Burkes as one of the favor- ites in wash dresses, and Wednesday's price makes them still more interesting. Li l Thi Dresses of good quality gingham and chambray itt ( Ings well made, in all sizes—trimmed in contrast- ing colors. Needed for IN PLAIN COLORS, _INFIAIPS sourrs | Joyous Babyhood THER entee BON MAREE? Fiber Silk Toques $1.25 Just the cunningest little lus- 4 trous fiber toques for tots. Soldier Blue s Toques with long tassels on top— ® s : i in pastel combinations of rose, Silk Waists $3.95 blue, green and red. IN THE BON MARCHE BABY SHOP FISH LECTURES TO BE GIVEN HERE THIS WEEK you. Children’s Knit Waists; sizes 3 to 12; 19¢ | ALSO FLESH, WHITE AND MAIZE } Slipover Sweaters—For baby to pepe union Pulte with Women St igisa (ania have VW cecka: Daniels Commends Four Soldier blue! Isn't that an interesting name for 4 \/\-eh—b wear when out riding; firmly wing sleeves and knee length. ‘omen’s Gauze Vests; have V-neck hiousea’ Of - ran choose other tints ] a at » solens with large sailor Sizes 6 to 16. 59 all sizes. Special ....... "19c] _ Seat } for Grave Deed || ge ey tate Stee An Ro ae ee { iA » | nalaee Bert Pais ob wa eat , you | f 3 $3.95. = S ars; ite, trimmec colors, Price ......-.--. C Women’s Knit Vest : They're of crepe de chin srgette and wash | $2.95. atin—new roll collar effect, as well as larger round collars, lace trimmed. Others tucked and embroidered ave fancy oo plain i Boys’ Knit Union Suits, short tops. Come in sizes sleeve and knee length. 79¢c Aafania’ Wool Gaaquee“Dainty Sizes 26 to 34. Price little affairs of soft wool; fancy ee ne. Neeht Balt Outsize Union Suits! ie oe eee, J] —All sizes in the lot and plain stitch; $1.25 to $2.00. Ini S a a f nar 1 WAIST SECTION—SECOND FLOOR a \ ui aoe and cuf Wie st oa THE HON MARCHE Lawn Bonnets—Some with turn- ; ‘ 4 6. 59 59 nae: v et coc | backs of embroidery and rosettes neck. Sizes 4 to 16. Cc Cc 1 aver tone: manees oF; 1 z = others allover embroidery and pin tucks, 35¢. Grass Rugs 95c to $12.00 ae i Sea Women’s Lace Knee Drawers SIZES 40, 42, 44 Be eine eniattte apes aaa Women’s Outsize Union Suits, summer weight Arbitration Committees Price ; PaRS , 45c with Dutch or V-neck and cuff knee. to Hear Labor Troubles Beg ae WASHINGTON. May 14.—Loval JUST THE FLOOR COVERINGS FOR YOUR Be. Women’s Union Suits With : arbitration committees will be a ie ‘ Hoverall Nightios Bee test e ; ointed by the war labor boi SUMMER HOME overall Nighties—Heavy twill, Glove Silk Bodice . t open feet—round neck, extra well he Automatic | You will find Grass Rugs most satisfactory for summer home use made, small sizes, 35 | SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE $1.21 Women's Knit Union suits | Mark-Down Corner with glove silk bodices; all strictly first quality; made with Where the Super Bargains Are cuff knee. S A to 40. It’s a clearing house for odds and ends from ble Bie Savi ns different departments. Goods sent to this see ig Savings in Summer tion wilaeibe mikrbad at a low price to’ start STATE SUPREME COURT Stockings if You Buy Them with. Because if they don’t sell they’re re | BEGINS NEW SESSION ‘> the Herasi duced 25% after 12 selling days; 50% after gain a 18 selling days; 75% after elling days | Basement Way— given away after 30 selling y the Economical Way Pee ent aS Se cael ee inden a 7 ewe | chief justice, they’re serviceable, inexpensive and easily cleaned. All new. styles | and colors—plain centers with pretty borders—others with figured = = centers, In brown, tan, grey, blue and green, FA Comfort Prints Velvet Carpet $1.50 Yard Filet Net 30c a Yard 24 Inches Wide 15c e Velvet Carpet with or without Filet Net—something new for | border—27 inches wide, in gre) window drapes. Double thread and blue, red and mottled designs. save retty | | 1 rlue fi d mottled desig uf weave in pretty inches wide, in floral patterns—me For small rugs, stairs and hall with finished ¢ 36 inches dium and dark cole carpets, wide, LOWER MAIN FLOOR—' THIRD PLOOR—THE BON MARCHE: MARCHE Buy Comfort Prints here Wednes- day at 15c a yard. They are 24 over designs

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