The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1918, Page 12

T HE SEATTLE STAR "DESPERATE BATTLE RAGES ON NOYON elf Probate Attorney in Indian Service | HEAPS OF DEAD CASUALTY LIST GERMANS COVER TODAY TOTALS 4g GROUND 130 SOLDIERS bring up their heavies « . original tantly v Mantly unce " ’ Despite the inered : 43 w material oncaxed I Mass of men consta t he | died Germans at the xtreme point Cordy, New Y and Jawie Tf their advance last night have a ence. Atianta, were w had gute Milles) penetration n eeu French Airmen Win The Fren airme Maintain an ir A er acy, constantiy mbing and t ‘ ghine gunning Gern esau tet occuen Gaieane ’ inflicting the » st r the aviators ¢ Bee, The railway " bombardmen Ma - y i: Joe ¥.|.,, wings, WASHIN nued From Page One| . Bs : be 7 many ~ Miss Florence Ether Miami, Okla tge, an attor has bee have changed hands every few hours, day and night, since the battle began. _ The Germans teat effort t we of the Oise, and } the west. have to pan advance into the May Enlarge Drive “Military experts Probable that Noyon salient From prisoners sources it is established that the Beches are suffering a severe elrisis in effectives. Many com go into action with only or 100 men The wounded are forced to return to the fight soon as they are cured. The in infantry officers are so that cavalry officers are substituted. 200 prisoners interrogated Were in the 1919 class, while ¥ were in the 1920 class. The ¢ also included minors and workmen, who heretofore had been sent to the front Fifth division of the Prussian which is one of Germany's body of troops, lost 50 per cent @ its effectives during the March || on the Somme and lost 30 in the Chateau Thierry drive, |! been learned Le and = other ‘The « afternoon dance at the Soldiers to be held Satu Municipal ity cou LOSES $100 IN PURSE BK. E enberg, 1511 drona drive, lost a purse containing $100 Monday afternoon. bound Madrona street « ch patriots, penetgating the re of Vouty and Maercruex, re Level, Vo. of Germa: ad, ofte peed an in dead, often | i.: Jona H. Tritt, Gastonia, N. ¢ four of five successive Win-| ert Wilson, Mondovi, Win, Henry ( termute, Belvidere. 3 N B a Mra Ma. | on an in THE BON. 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Lengths 34 to 40 o qu Women’s White Canvas Shoes —$231— ‘A Spec ial Offering From the “Self-Service” Shoe Shop White Canvas Shoes, button style, with comfort- able broad toe shape, with leather soles and heels; sizes 214 to 6, and only $2.31 a pair. A Little Knowledge A little business Basement won't hurt you a bit. knowledge to the the as policy of Bargain P y) Women’s Fine Lisle Hose —39c— Good quality Hose that are irregulars of much better grade: Rein forced garter tops; dou- ble heel and — toes, Brown, pink, sky, navy and black. Women’s Extra Size Vests —21lc— 600 fine ribbed Swi Vests marked To know that we save the cost of deliveries, the cost of expen- sive fixtures and the like—to know that we sell at lower profit —to know that we offer all these savings to you in the markably low. Low neck, Lower Prices—is a knowledge style, finished that will help you to spend your | with neat crochet edge. money to the better advantage. Sizes 40, 42 and 44, are re- form of sleeveless “TELL MOTHER,” SAY SAMMIES AT HOSPITALS RGUSON t of the gs over th machine gunners, infantry and artilierymen, flight to ‘aris and turn the tide in Thoughts Busy Them apir geant from New ntrag . York had aking Huns, with their rer endea an lines by advance, “Don't fight hasn't been taken the Americans by their wounds, One ambulance brought in a beche and three marines They evidently had been in some sert of an argument, for, despite the fact that they were all badly wounded, one of the marines in. vited the Hun to “hop out and fight.” The interference of the attendants Man SEATTLE WILL GOBBLE UP S. F., OLE TELLS ‘EM U. S. 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Infants’ s in different styles with touches of hand embroidery, 5de to $1.00, INFANT BHOTION COND 1 Undermuslins $1.00 At the June Display of White The busy women of today will find it very economical to buy Undermuslins here Wednesday at $1.00 a garment. They are of good quality muslin or lingerie cloth, with ‘trimmings of lace, em broidery oi ribbon. MUSLIN LNDERWIHAL HeTLON THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE IN shiny purple, ar- tillery red, several shade of sand and gray, rose and militar blue. } grouped and fancy medium and dark colors on white grounds. All Silk Suiting Shantung $2.25 Heavy Quality, 30 and 40 Inches Wide If you are having your suit or coat made at home In good widths and colors, look the summer waists and no boiling Serviceable light, easily laundered a jiffy. 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