The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 31, 1918, Page 16

a | | rHE SEATTLE STAR A FEW YOUTHS STILL DEAF T0 » NATION'S NEED LANDLORDS IN SAID WILHELM |= 2--2--~-22=~ SWISS CAPITAL (oss _ctmeomemscme | FRANGEAITBY. "MIGHT HAVETO == SPY MOTBED FOR © <3 BY GD ee United Presa Co PARIS, May 14 important legislative Inveatikation ve time hin denth, nnd tt ts to be feared that his * ‘A rlbbos egenat Pre AID VICTIM; ARRES is frhend will terminate in disaster Raeggye lelig vege Dil reig yer, that CHILDREN LAAVE PARI | for the secret eee and nearly ali| city bo led to remove k dintant, a na @aily broad or ¢ Ppduastrial activit These mon are mostly outside th un down hed op “i the worst,” 114 Fourth ave arrest Thurada; ured man, Long Q urs old, in believed om a fractured curr t Fourthat worst rs to thy eonary to put | range ¢ under restraint, my sue will have a me task than would have faite my lot. For f feet sure the man people would have trusted g hin nen aguinwt the Bren alie THE BON MARCHE The Bon Marche has. (airls’ Wash Dresses always undertakento | For Afternoon Playtime, Beach and Picnic | ently are unmind che: net hat army, navy and marine r @ruiting officers are anx ¢ Hist them. - afternoon» and While armics tra irive at vital indy Ralmiy sit and shoot” p White no adeaua must guard Can Be Exempted of their numb . . Pune into thousands tful thoughts } or oan B Brom 300 to 100 men. all in gopd vied in downwar Mth and able to wor aesemb art a new record, and ir ty in one downtown p and beauty of self-forgetfulness and turn the corner ward WATCH YOUR CORNERS Jer exinting clroumsta The majority take in charm ever day there y woman w of beauty and is 16, and remer 1 love smiles; there is no beauty in a mile ee after: All men hate mouth which does m Who are now playing | im, it ia claimed by propr finan atat the heart signifies to lover, husband, son, brother or friend, that itis at home and waiting!" help, prices have had to go up. We are still giving you all we can | e for your money all the time, and will | | continue to do so. Merchandise falls roughly into two to classes—one where style predominates, the other where wear or intrinsic value is the chief consideration. 2. At twey are workers whoe Mouth corners are like a traffic policeman’s anal to men been modified by bis military duties, |i] e incline to poat games anal] WhO Dave eves and use them, Fatabish Seale | | to give you the best | Wear pros irsy vo) > etl yo Persons discharged from the arm } e | =i linety per cent of the registered Line) shat hare ¢ ' } . RACTI ND SERVICEABLE DRESSES FOR GIRLS ’ Bie hare ae casos cao Gi Se eae adr elated ta possible merchandise | !\C1IC\l. AND st 3 RES : Morkers.* declared J. V. Young a may be oa k | fi ° id | FROM 6 TO 14 YEARS Mitehietor of the White 1 e Wise m outh for more than words and | | for the price paid. Sot Green bide. Fourth ave, and | NM nok for the reflected light 0 peart-—a «mite ' Priced i. Tate hacoster: whic: eve: wean, 4s rfulness, and joy Even with the economies that we 4 elated My these three. It is the light in the window of the face by which have been able to achieve with your | ( 0 yu t elgh . 19 hours’ hard work for the ent in a shipya neluded In this moan idler because exemption must not exceed Be fond of a «came ool _ — $70 for bachelors and $80 for mar-| er can you dictate to such a largely a myth now. Mefore the{of their time in pootrooms Quite! ried men. In amall towns, villages What shall constitute his re war-time situation got so intense|a number of ne f ws, underland country districts, a correspond having © in ontabliahed, the poltoom loafer t# young men who «pent a large part, hours of the day loweat being $15 and $20 reapective WHERE STYLE IS THE PRINCIPAL = THING—If your pocketbook won't - 7 T H E B .o) N M a R Cc H Ee permit the higher price, you may be Z go rg a | | safe in paying the same price as you and sold COl- : | R G as I N A Ss E paid last year. ored gingham ) WHERE WEAR OR_ INTRINSIC || = chambray ° . VALUE is what you must have, we | Dresses. A S ecial Saturda Showin of + - advise you to pay more—for your ; P y id f a | own good and for ou. satisfaction in IGH-WAISTED style Dresses, and belted styles, trimmed 325 Mid T ® d H | | selling reliable merchandise. piped with contrasting colors, some finished with pockets. “ | aa | We always aim to have prices to ‘i 7 ‘ ; l Season rimme ats at GJ | guit every purse, but we believe that, Misses’ Coats at $15.00 Children’s Sweaters $5.95 = within reason, the more you pay the Girlish styles in Coats, for girls Practical for summer wear % Bk more you get in proportion, especiany 14 to 16 years. Well made, neatly a — Wool Sweaters in a . — —— j in war time. trimmed models, in rose, blue, esirable rose shade, with 3 2 a | THE BON MARCHE. | green and purple. sailor collars and full belts. e SSK i J} SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Pe JUNE DISPLAYS OF WHITE f Tet Soap 7 _ Carefully Made Undermuslins at $1.25 0" “nestin'Sore Better values than we ever hoped to be able to ae Sone use; six | A Large Sample Line—Mostly One and — Two of a Kind wd, A very special purchase of Hats that are splendid values at $3.25. // A wonderful collection of styles to choose from—Hats for young girlb— /~ © banded styles for the tailored miss—a large showing of all-white Hats for > wear for street 3 ing wear— ey) net offer this year—but we got them, and they are ete tiie cee hen ge wear—and lots of pretty cf VG, here for you at just about today's wholesale price. aaene’ English Process | MANY PRETTY STYLES, $1.25 for of tg a bar, or 2 bars ’ ’ Py e | of soft-finish muslin or lingerie cloth, Colgnte's Senn; Teli oa "| W in slipover style—sleeveless with surplice yoke e's p; Turtle Boys and Girls earables at Special Prices in lipo ask, 1 and embroidery trimmed- Elder Flower and others; a . others have organdy embroidery, insertion, lace bar, 15¢; or 3 for 40¢. and ribbon. Colgate’s All-round an om i) ° ° : Girls’ Coats at Reduced Bargain Boys’ Fine Wash Suits of a Well- DAINTY ENVELOPE CHEMISES, $1.25 Bit, Bath Soap; bar, 15¢, i 1 Made of lingerie cloth with deep Empire yokes, Basement Prices known Make Priced at | front and back of lace and embroidery insertion, ee Peroxide Soap; | ribbon beading and ribbon—also some very pretty a bar, 156; or 2 for 25¢. $6.95—$9.95—$12.95 —$1.35— | styles of pink batiste. Olivilo Soap; a bar, 15¢; In Sizes 6 t0 16 Years In Sizes 2 to 8 Years MUSLIN PETTICOATS AT $1.25 or 2 for 25¢. Pétticoats of good grade muslin with fitted SPONGES AND CHAMOIS Wash Suits of splendid value, made of excellent tops and deep flounces of pretty embroidery or Coats for little girls, juniors and misses, in a good Ponu a epiel vil Bgcr yer : “ quality materials, such as Devonshire cloth, heavy ging- . * . alin morety 3 on tobe eo of a epi wirered ham and chambray, in stripes and plain colors, in various w A eis of lawn trimmed with lace insertion Bath Sponges, each 25¢. checks, burella cloth and velour. 3elted and button styles. _ and edge, Bath Sponges, each 50¢ trimmed, with novelty collars. : : ES _—CNAINSOOK CORSET COVERS $1.25 and $1.00. | \\ AF _Corset Covers in many pretty styles— Auto Chamois; different nicely made of sheer nainsook, elaborately sizes, 50€ to $1.75. trimmed with lace medallions, lace insertion 7 . - Pipe gat sil Handy Cleaning Kit; con- MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SEcTION—THIRD rLoor tains Sponge and Chamois, $1.00. ee : : Romper Suits for Small Boys, Specially Priced Girls’ Dresses at Lower Prices Romper Suits, Sizes 2 to 9 Years, 91lc Girls’ White Dresses, Special at $1.91 Rompers, made in three different styles—comfort- : able, easily-laundered Play Suits—made of corded and Pretty Dresses for summer wear; made of white | mercerized striped madras and other good wearing wash dotted Swiss with yokes of lace or lace trimmed. Also mate s, in medium and dark colors. some of fine white repp, smocked and trimmed with : : pearl buttons; sizes 2 to 6. Boys’ Sport Blouses Cotton Union Suits Girls’ Dresses White Dresses —59c— : —90— | —79¢— —$1.41— ve "le, re | Se a Fie rones mere Camping Stove, with Srerne heat, priced 50¢ to DF SECTION-LOWER MAIN FLOOR Just the Dress for Your Summer Outings—$3.95 OF GINGHAM AND CHAMBRAY IN Dresses of plaid gingham wit rett hit . ' ae 4 w We ® plain color collar an cutter . amity; some are nmcked 2% : - J ]| PRETTY STYLES—FOR PICNIC, BEACH Colorful Hairbow Pay Ayah aa Boys’ Tennis =| | AND CAMP. FESTIVITIES Ribbon 35c a Yd. | Chambray Dresses Boys’ Cotton Oxfords —$1.71— Tub Bian at Stockings —S5e Heavy, fresh Moire Rib- Many attractive models in these gingham and $3 . pa | ; ; ; bon, 5 inches wide, in white, 4 Dainty asta q3adbiiis sot.’ Ge —I1c— —25e— she ily 1 Ox | chambray Dresses, built on straight or fitted sky, pink, red, Copenhagen a and tan, nade" Fimpire ° st tireente at thia “welob—iote. of vas with black rex ET lines, in plain colors, stripes and plaids. They lovely for hair ribbons or : with Mary Jar re and cuff ham and 4 rode are neatly trimmed with white or contrasting sashes, Also novelty stripes sizes 2 to 6 wa izes 6 to 14 and plaids, Satin roll Collars and Cuffs in rose, turquoise, colors and show many new ideas in collars and pockets. Two styles are pictured. THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Interesting Values in Women’s Underwear Women’s Utility Coats for | | Cotton ni n Union Suits at 49c . = = el pink, sand, white and sk U vais Women’s Cotton Union Motor Wear Are Priced “The Lif d Death of th iser” : A set, $1.25. Suits Suits—low neck, sleeveless, fe Be Reen e € Kaiser” 25¢ Hoover Candies 50c Box Colored Organdy § “The Life and Death of the Kaiser” and lace and cuff knee; first Conserve sugar by eating more edged with net in roll J a —$14.95— quality. Size 36 and 38. | by Brainless Bates—author of “How i é . —59c— sical hei | to Be a Soldier.” Illustrated by Hoover Candies—assorted boxes for flat styles, A set, $1.25 F. Women’s Fine - ribbed Women’s Cotton Vests 15c | Billious Brown. 50c. Made in our candy kitchen. and $1.75. Coats that are about the right weight for J . Just received 100 Ze .T i ii Cotton Union Suit low | 0 tatiana Vasie pene: summer motor wear. They are made of tweed War Nursing $1.50, Home-Made Candy 25c¢ Pique Collars and Sets ea ." sleeveless; tight | neck, sleeveless style; sizes mixtures in dark colors that do not show the A oat hak out—by Minnie Good- Cocoanut or Peanut Brittle; sweet at 50c * nee. ality ar “pid : , . oe . now—R, N. war nurse Mrance—a te Pag : . be “4 2 Saag kag ge _ al at 8 only, and very spe dust. Other Coats of wool poplin in two-tone beet nak toe aiceiitany in Branger delicious and wholesome. Get a pound Pique Sets and Vestees ce sizes only. | cial at 15c. effect. trated, . or two Saturday at 25c. at $1.00 — UPPER MAIN FLOC 1—THE BON MARCHE LOWER MAIN FLOOR-—THE BON MARCHE UPPER MAIN FLOOR