The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1918, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR — . 400,000 TO GO IN TRAINING THIS MONTH!(~ Bon MARCHE 1 H) SEVENU.S.MEN 1 000,000 Youths of 12000 DUEAT LABOR TO TAKE | ec a ARE KILLED mr 21 Registerin U.S. LEWISIN JUNE, UP TEACHERS’ | Smart Newly Trimme a WESTERN FRON at $5.00 WASHING WASHIN 1 nel CAMP LEWIS, June € June ar-| Consideration of his - i ment tos ~- Be rent, Weis a ayy ee of the Central Labor counci Summer Millinery Ideas at Their Guding: Killed in ti 00,000 dr Ma , . 000, pract yt bp Jur . po From wounds, 3; from ed dur f 1 tireting Wednesday even Very Best ; from aceiter wounded ‘ b toon: Ps wi ' f eve ing, the City and Cour rv ; mr to choose Be wounded. «i detert a a tame) eee toda Satie ‘aicneuied gamadeniond an A wide assortment of Hat 100se from Wounded sieht ' ‘ . r 8 : w 00 te or nent to take pla f « for proper wtlor r —in fine Milans and chip and in the coarser ies v0 follow “thle araseom cat "a ania hadlorn 108 seal St Rasenicde ae ioe | vonntiond, nocrint fetta itesey traws. Straight sailor brims and soft roll | KILLED IN 1. | direct reautt of the speeding up pro nt Wils aref tudyir ‘ hapes. | for th hog 1 withia| @ a" torern ner istanaee de thal da/ki par cuatin the Site Gents In all-Black, all-W hite, Navy, W hite amen 3 and 4. ‘The f state quota and Navy, and Purple mp: Idahc vada, 900; Or Washington All the latest touches—new bow coming’ out of the crown, flat bows at the back caught with a flower, smartly-placed wings or 9} with flower trimming. SECOND FLOOK—THE BON MARCHE A, 826 SEATTLE MEN AESTERED a . 35c Pr., 3 for $1.00 pet the at or Hanson's (Seconds of Better Grades) © national © appea th the boards of the granted permission for | Marvin Mulbert the navy that a large p years old hav o17 Married men and aliens formed a very small percentage of the reg! tration » a registrar officer ntage of men 21] ¢ ne | Chamber of Commerce ment of a committ « efficienc AME TO I hye Economy and wearability are Khoden. | iow ne infor Draft board officials expect regis universt the things specially notice- ; of the fol | sheriff's office ~ - =e chanealenDiencn a : os wing: Perr . Cc. Tt. ¢ ky was being sold by its crew | able in these Stockings. « He ein ie Madea = Sera Deputy Sheriff Starwich mays he fy They're lisle thread with a C. BE, Horton, M.A. Gottstein, Win | gay Veeveral” bottles of au { ae Ae a tae ae } W. Miller and C. 8. Wills soreeitthees! elastic hemmed tops and | mended. For Graduation Gifts : ANNAPOLIS MEN | | “Phoenix” Silk é ; : Ivory Pyralin Toilet Articles | wholehearted ANNAPOLIS, June 6~—Germany fi] od >. ¥ Lihat y i jadlonyed fab cerry re rageadd romper pt ivf of or tan Hose 85c I ‘ in the Du Barry Pattern— {needs no reiteration | wating clans today Women's White Phoenix Are Great Favorites eens Raiders at Morlancourt| 2 and will co-vperate it was repulsed with loss i Haig reported today the neighborhood of 5 hostile party rushed one Yesterday afternoon. Two of; men are missing. “Attempted enemy raids were re last night north of Lens at atime when the en } Silk Stockings—with slight You men, he sald, “enter upon He Wants Buster | irregularities, but they are —What girl is there who would not ‘just hardly noticeable. Hose with love’ to get Ivory Pyralin for gradua- Of Bethune and east of the c \ a forest, casualties being in-| a and the Towels elastic lisle tops and full tion gifts—either one piece or a whole egg hmmneeni ido Re PR Somebody once asked President Wilson why he always writes “Okeh ' fashioned feet with double set? Select from the Du Barry pattern: Btraseele sector” SS UM tn approving memorandums and 4 nte instead of the om soles, heels and toes. Sizes —Du Barry Mirror, large size, $8.75. falitiemernionn on “O. K." RIL 914, - : . ° oe we | 7°" .pecause O. K. is wrong.” replied the president. “O-keh is correct.” Jutta ; —Du Barry Mirror, medium size, $7.75. : n Label Show ‘The White House attaches scurried for aries, but the bent they | fam >» an Boys’ Union Suits at 35¢ —Du Barry Hair Brush at $5.50. could find under “O. K." was that Andrew Jackson started it by mpelling| five pieces of mahogany furniture. | stripped of hia arrogance. = —e oh Lye : to Be on All Week |: “all correct” “Ol! Korrect.” wh e nays he purchased with to] “No; it is not what he does that cig cag oe Ange Nem —Du Barry Comb, good size, $1.00. is promised will be the! “Look it up in the latest dictionary.” suggested the president. They | bacco coupons counts. It is what we do. He may soo! nion Suits, with hig! am + ‘ aceiver 47 Pow, i Jabel exhibit ever held| aid, and this is what they found Mea Porter, in a cross complaint,|hend our lines: he may even break | Wesks, sleevelans ahd kheo Du Barry Hair Receiver and Powder ‘will be opened to the pub-| “©. K.—A humorous or ignorant spelling of what should be filed, maya that during — the/ them, but he cannot break our xpirit. length—with closed crotch Box, $2.50 to $3.00. the Labor T Y fo: | ‘okeh,’ from the Chectaw lancuage, meaning ‘It is so’; an article first few years of her marriage, she! With our heads up and our hearts He ‘8 v » Cuticle Knif Nail Fil d ce eee, See : ” i 0 for spend and knitted band at the —Du Barry Cuticle Knife, Nail File an the Press club, on Monday | pronoun having a distinctive final use; all right; correct. was allowed but § r spending | unbowed, the end ts certain | and fs - pars exhibit wil be open all next 80 “Okeh Woodrow Wilson,” or more commonly, “Okeh W. W.” bida| money each month. I he ante| He declared Germany can never|f| waist. Also Poros mesh Suits Button Hook, 75c each. fair to become as famous as Koosevelt's “Delighted.” __Was rained to $5, ahe a __ | Win the war | ~sizes 6 to 16 years. —Du Barry Clothes Brush, $4.50. es Se =i BABY SHOT BY ||| Women’s Union Suits 50c —Du Barry Bonnet er eee 4-YEAR-OLD B | Fine ribbed Cotton Union —Du Barry Buffer, large size, $2.00. | eTHE BON MARCHE O OY ! TACOMA, June The 11-mont|f} Suits, wit ow crocheted —Du Ba 3uffer, small size, $1.65. Vine ribbon-run necks and knee —Du Barry Tray, large size, $4.00. im at the point of death ax a result | length—lace trimmed or with cil vomplete Set of Du Barry Ivory Pyra- A Shipment of New Aprons _ | ‘i.rso%.050% _—— M n |ONLY HALF NORMAL Reaches the Bargain Basement | "\wcir's'iniine| Georgette Blouses $5.75 fey OC ‘the Mamiaren, Of & severver hf the tight-fitting cuff knees. High-Grade Aprons That Will Stand the | isi (rene eh | old son of Mr. and Mra. Irvin The Automatic Mark-Down Corner A corner that is full of interesting bargains — an economy corner that offers wonderful savings on many year-old brother was playing with ™ ir 8 pieces, $35.00. Regu- | lin, 4 i would mean serious want for the ver hidden un. | Bleached pure white. LOW? IN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Closest Inspection as to Workmanship —_ |=". 0 lar and extra sizes. About 26,000,000 bushels of wheat UPPER MAIN FLOOR s will be available for domestic con.| and Material Af eeereran a: Geren | as | things. Odd and slow-sell- |J| The normal consumption in one fl . ing Merchandise are marked $ $ ithe new harvest will not be avail.|f| 12 Many In Many | ‘ at the very lowest prices PRICES RANGE FROM 1.49 TO 4.25 | a . before the midal } Styles Colors : : Se At September OIVIES } org oo aa Aprons in a number of exceptionally good styles—all large coverall | ER | Aris models that can be worn as dresses if desired. All splendidly made Aprons |f ROOSEVELT WELCOME 12 days are reduced 25% of fine quality check and plaid gingham, plain color chambray and fancy | BACK TO G. 0. P: CLUB | “yibrmssadlande —— 79 stripe -Jap crepe. One very practical model of fine checked gingham has NEW YORK, June 6 }) : | autaivs sea away: large collar, pockets, belt and cuffs of plain chambray piped in white. [fl tartar. meee eee ite id | Price $2.65. Be ee club, who once) i} These lovely Blouses of good quality Georgette come in a wide range of styles , ey $ eh pee ons <r and shades. Hemstitched frills, white vestees and pretty bead and braid designs |name, The occasion was a dinner add considerably to their beauty. Judie Stechene of | ee By Buying Several Factory Clean-up Lots at Special | Montana Is Dead! F riday at tse ee Silaideiy of White Price Concessions, We Are Able to Offer Them Judge William J. Stephens, of Mon- | Joo csse"eive | A Splendid Showing of as Low as $1.49 if 24m Lingerie Waists—Splendid Values at $1.49 |< ==."*| St mon Hey an “ year Not a very big price to pay for Waists when everything in the line of sg bean Mis constitution by cotton is steadily increasing in price. The Waists in this lot are many, in temperate weather here on | Inexpensive Undermuslins a wide variety of styles of novelty ned and embroidered voiles, trimmed | i » lace insertion ¢ edging ; ss 36 6. with fine lace insertion and edging; sizes 36 to 46 ELIAS JACOBY NAMED It is at a time like this (the June Display of White) that we triumph in = = IMPERIAL POTENTATE value giving. Making special pick-ups and buying in quantities enables us e * ’ ™ * | ATLANTIC CITY, June 6.—Elias| uu gO s s S v she White Skirts for | Women’s White Canvas Pretty White Dresses []| coer, poteruate of Murat temple, |g] JO Sive you good, useful Undermustins at saving prices. Here's Friday's 3 | ; A : IB ine im, we ed imperial y ce h St; |f tent of the Imperial council, An. | ff} , Outing Wear Outing Slippers for Little Girls . cient Arabic Order of the Myxtic | MUSLIN CHEMISES AT 59¢ SOFT, PRETTY CHEMISES, 75c 5 ats | W.F. D. Kendrick, of Philadelphia Good Muslin Envelope Chemise, Envelope Chemises of good, soft —$1.25— —$1.39— —$1 2 ree java anv fol office of deputy Saget ith venting Urea . eee idee ; trimmed front and back with Cool, summery-looking Skirts that| Slippers for outing and tennis | ~™@d¢ re a very cun- pe Sohete acu aie ek ith se paar Gath organdie and lace threaded are always so practical for picnic | wear—made of white canvas with MM®, Style, as plc PAGE A. W. NIXON; | a Tee : 1s, 4 i ; “4 tured, of sheer dotted ] . J : \ Rade Tip oe : lad pos ih 3 rk Pita Dea of ea i Swiss; square neck DETECTIVES WANT HIM GC ¢ )D UNI ERMI SLINS Al $1.00 MUSLIN DRAWERS AT 59% ets; also some of blue linene. | $1.39 . ete danse dl and short sleeves SAN FRANCISCO, June Ar Gowns and Chemises of lingerie Good quality Muslin Drawers, fin- ‘ " | $1.39. trimmed with Val. o W. Mixon, said to be a son of al} cloth or soft muslin, trimmed with lace ished with a ruffle of embroidery and SEVERE ha he lace ‘and insertion par cage? aatived Ges aes or embroidery. Shown in many styles. a cluster of tucks. 1igh waist effect, fin- charge of stealing diamond rings val- | , oT COV. : . IT) s mC b] ished with ribbon-run Ged at early $1,000 froin: kaioe ny | Co IRSE I! COVERS 49¢ AND 59¢ PRACTICAL BLOOMERS AT 75c beading; sizes 2 to 6 Hopkins, of San Francisco | ay wide ARSOrEER EOF Corset Covers Good, serviceable Bloomers of batiste years, of lingerie cloth or soft muslin, prettily or Seco silk in pink or white with elas- SUITS SPECI v . Pg Rly Dn trimmed with soft lace or embroidery. tic gathering at the knee. : ) A | Petticoats of Flowered Wha weGbaeiithin Pike Canasta THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE 1889 attended the last of the two-day In Broken Sizes, Ranging a 16 to 44 Sateen $1.29 Sastne Tha ae Ee es NAINSOOK AT 15¢ : ' Patiicaete WUIAble Ie eke kk: qieeting aig at, Piongare, hell on N \ A YARD FINE DIMITIES AT 15¢ A YARD Suits that are repriced to clean up certain lines on account of not hav- | wash dresses, Made of good grade Wednesday Flesh-colored Nainsook, 86 inches Two thousand yards of fine corded, ing a complete assortment of sizes. Made in smart, jaunty styles, of fine | sateen w: wide, in fine even weave for under- check and striped Dimities, 27 inches wide—the popular fabric for little tots’ h_ deep flounces—some i SONG R CITA mannish serge in navy blue and sand—trimmed with military or soutache | trimmed Al. FRIDAY garments. Makes the softest, prettiest with narrow ruffles or Philip Kay Hillstrom, baritone f li i braid and white repp collars. tucked, will be heard in a song recital at the or sUnaare: : clothes. 2 church, Boylston and LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE riday evening at 815, ~ SECT