The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1918, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR r RUSSIANS PLOT AGAINST BOLSHEVIKT) MOSCOW UNDER 'PROFITEER CHARGE CAPITOLHILL REPORT 24 LOST Take ‘Huns in Flanders 30,000 TEXTILE SIEGE; TROOPS FILED AGAINST GREEN CAR WRECK IS ON. S, VESSEL WORKERS i “| START MUTINY . cociceecwct PROBED TODAY LONDON, June Widespread te to t rener . i . plots fo overthrow (he Bolshey iki bees . : fi de have been discovered in Petro grad and Moscow, according to a wireless from the latter city ‘ : ° t P Moscow bas been declared in a pena pees : “* 86 ner ce M state of stexe ° : egihy I ' ar F fi UNE DISPLAYS Vans Karly If the tte make its pro Vuget Sound Navigation | | in boat fare be | n pe Ukraine @f & plot to ¢ BON MARCH E'S | Interesting Values in the June Days it 1s Hard to Linge rie Sectton Tell Where to Begin GEN. WOOD SAYS © = — me : pe Ras «(ia : \ oo” ml Undermuslins at $1,at $1.25, at GOODBYE TO MEN errors fag eget pub rere 8 hone An : $1.50, at $1.95 Are Great F avorites | AN are OTT’ June ua - t take A several import ratlroad PuNctions, is att ted t pread ‘Of plots » a gold mine ax & Monopc makjng—the muslin—the lace—the e popular at these prices. in their the Camp Funston. “I will not say good-bye,” With a voice controlled with Calty. “I consider it a temporary separation —at least bene it will be ‘#& I will follow your career with Gust as much interest as if I were TWH you. Good luck and God bless ‘The he sald aiff . . MIES gener whose of ‘ather thar Overseas, has raised a storm Military circles, declared that imust be accepted, and cach do| “stély not An dune 3.— aed BOMB PERSHING LISTS WARFARE RAGES 36 GASUALTIE “ONWEST FRONT, IN NEW REPORT WITH THE BRITISH IN FRANCE, Bombing warfare on the most colossal seale thus far seen is in progress on the British front Prussians and allies do stop dropping high explo- sives from sunset to sunrise 300 Club Women Coming Tuesday _WASHIS for Convention Undermuslins at $1.00 The most money Undermuslin is what you get here at $1.00, Gowns of cloth with trimmings of embroidery, insertion or medallior nd lace. Also Enve mises, Mt lin Skirts d Covers—prettily for your in lingerie lope « loy 1 Corset trimmed, Undermuslins at $1.25 pretty a could these lingerie Just as $1.25 Undermuslins sibly be Gowns of pos- Night cloth are or muslin in Envelope deep trimming front also Skirt rd lipover style or Chemise wit and back ; Corset Covers trimmed. elaborately THIRD FLOOR THE BON MA Undermuslins at $1.50 White Undermuslins— revelations to the June hopper—Slipon Gowns of soft, sheer lingerie cloth with surplice yokes—En- velope Chemises with deep and back of lace and embroidery also Muslin Skirts as wel as Pink Batiste Knicker Combinations. CHF yoke front Undermuslins at $1.95 Variety is the watch- word of the Undermuslins at $1.95—Gowns, Envel- ope Chemises and Muslin Skirts—in we rfully pretty styles, al ttrac- tively trimmed. so the Step-in velope and Gowns of batiste or crepe. mise: sneer and far into the suntryside literally ning super-concus in afl with is best to win the war Astride the line The Eleanor Corset $1.95 AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD OFFER FOR THE JUNE DISPLAYS OF WHITE A Corset Made for the Bon Marche back area Lingerie Waists ee YOU WILL SEE AT ONCE THAT IT IS NOT “WASTE” TO BUY THESE WAISTS WAY TO PARIS TAMBTERDAM. June 2.—Ger-nan t writers believe Hindenburg to halt at the Marne and carry | to illuminate the target, then let fly & concentric movement west-| with bombs, A number of attendants over the Carlepont plateau, to | were killed. Paris. Ardenne writes that the the ‘Of the battle is the same as pene- | armor plate—many hits close tending to weaken the pow: | Tesistance Mor MEXICO NEEDS IRON HAND, COUNT THI |rocks with sions, while the aky ame Kors NKS Specially ‘ i ; For You Get Full Value for Every Penny t dropped a Mare The Eleanor is a low bust Corset, hav- ing long skirt and free hips, fitted with six hose supporters, and made up in dainty broche with Val. and ribbon trimmings. 20 to 26, THING |aer, Chicago, J lyn, NY WouNDED Seattle's Rose show will award | prize to school whor argent number of pe be held at Arena Ju | Millionaire’s Daughter ls Now Yeomanette| SAN MATEO, Cal, June 3.—Mise nro Maj, Schreibershofen, in the Ham-| Josephine Parrott. daughter of the|r Mt Nachrichten, deciares that de- | late millionaire. John Parrott, now ts) ” nced by the} a yeomanette in the naval service at}? ‘ ording to word re-| man I Four of need —Examples of beauty and economy are shown in these dainty White Waists — and they lose none of their charm | by their simplicity of style. They’re made of white, | plain and novelty voiles with flat sailor collars—some of | embroidery cross-bar material edged with SECOND FLOOR BON MARCHE a nts will be inf lace feserve force which Foch h as) w a ie ia » up from great distances, and | he hesitates to throw pape they THE BON MARCHE Ba RGAIN BASEMENT Bargains of Special Interest For Clearance Tuesday 50 Women’s Suits, Coats and mal 42 milion Dresses Are Reduced to te oe | See ae t—and some Remember, There Are Only Fifty Garments in All, $5 00 = ee LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BRON MARCHE eS and some of chev Including the Coats, Suits and Dresses wot si ie WI mostly of black Mar ing material—one style ha braid trimm silk in the new ging- Bon Marche an excellent allover or lace. Snow White Cotton Fabrics Participate in the June Displays of White possible for you to get these summer-inspired anything you have expected this season. White Voiles 25¢ to 75c and 44-inch taped edge Voiles jj finely twisted yarns; fine ar Sizes ) FLOOR THE Hoover Says: Save omet ! Forethoughtedness makes it White Goods—the values outstrip India Linons 20c to 40c Yard Even, sheer fabric woven from fine combed thread—27 and 30 inches wide. White Waistings 25c to 75c Lawn and Voile Waisting: patterns, checks and stripes; 36 38 inches wide. Dotted Swisses 20c to 35c A0- —of sheer. White Organdies 30c to $1.25 Fine Imported and American Organ- dies—specially good values—40 and 45 inches wide, Batiste 30c to 85c Yard Mercerized Batiste for summer plendid value and 44 ins, Inst ad “Fulton” —the Go- Cart for Ser vice That Means Durability as Wel Easy to Operate 22: STYLES. OF “Ft GO-CARTS Fulton Go-Carts at $8.50 in a brand ham check patterns. and — one-half Baby will enjoy taking a joy ride new Fulton Go-Cart—one of these, for in Women’s White Top One Lot of Women’s Women’s Shoes and tates, ‘This i new Fallon Go-Cart—ane of the Shoes Reduced to Shoes Reduced to Oxfords Reduced to Pench “Counters Seda { | back. and adjustable: dash—10- —$1.95— —$295— —$3.49— e Palace Go-Carts $23.50 to $28.50 Marked About Half Price Broken Line of Sizes In Smart Novelty Styles your iome use, Baby will surely ride out in ( that have Included are various kinds of Shoes of Women’s Shoes 7 { j { F lute minimum 0 Suits ind white ked material with cc of contr a pleated jacket skir weight plaids, check chec Coats made of summer-v iot in two-t effect. Silk Dresses in HAVE LTON” taffeta various pretty styles—made of t makes bread one-half wheat substi- § the only ¢ tance. hood, reclining adjust 10-inch rubber-tired and Cafe Wheat, we thi Fountain To urge { Fifty-fifty “Fulton” Go-Carts at $15.00 | Go-Cart with uphol- | stered seat and reclining | back—durable and easy to} handle. tate he | Go-Carts. luxe with auto artillery AVE you to buy Palace bread for § One big table and Oxfords are to only $3.49 a pair. variou novelt tyle Oxfords in a good a 17e8, Shoe and Good-looking black kid vamp in lace style, Loui range of sizes, but —the best CHILDREN’S ROMPERS AND CREEPERS REDUCED TO —49c— In sizes ranging from one-half to 8 years. suits for play wear—quickly and deved. Made of corded madras, chambray | gingham in various colors. (Slightly i} out on the counte one of these “Fulton” white kid top of all-brown kid—or black specially reduced Ask for a sample $ with full tubular steel frame—de some with gr tops all-black Included in the A good ‘ ] vamp: Shoe: Lot old. rar and of prings, reclining back, and fitted hood 12-inch heavy roller-bearing with military or Louis heels. Shoe, izes, but not a complete ortment wheels with %-inch rubber tires. in every style black with flower finished with deep Women’s White Stockings With 15 Black Stripes Reduced to Cc White Lisle Stocking with black ize 9 only. heels. at this low izes will soon be price of Help the French and Belgian Reltef Work Hear the Paulist Choristers THE ARENA TUESDAY AND : | WEDNESDAY EVENINGS | PRICES 50¢ AND $1.00 The Paulist Choir of Ch o—a hundred and and dark shades; ten trained voices—singing help Belgium and wide—1l5e a yard France, Come and hear them I MAID THE BON MARCHE — Comfort Prints 15c Yard Comfort Prints at an ge ializing mm of Wheat You are ome at any time to visit it and how the work is done. Bakery—Pourth Floor Women’s Petticoats of Figured Material Reduced to Full-length designs in blue, tucked flounces. welc IN in pretty n medium 24 inche economical price floral patterns, Cotton Petticoats ia lavender and pink Simple little easily Jaun and check soiled from being for 25e. instep; Or two pair stripe across