The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1918, Page 10

2 a EAP OF BONES 3 SEAPLANES ALS WIERD AND 9 AIRMEN CRIME STORY ARRIVE AT “U” A heap of bones and a skull, Nine birdmen of the sea and to constitute the mortal three Bu sea planes have of Steve oclanate Aus. arrived at the naval training | camp at the University of Wash coal miner, were discovered = ington, and instruction of 200 the underbrush near Franklin | men in the flying of battle They planes will begin as soon as vn sal tain | Dalidings can be erected and the years. Matt Paeno | iianes assembled. Austrian, who is twice sald | Phe naval training school repre confessed the murder of =o sents a departure from the naval without any one beliey- | Proxram of training all flyers in the him, is being sought by dep- sheriffs. bee East, and is regarded as an impor tant milestone in the future of the university training camp. The course at the Seattle nava ground school of aviators will take eight weeks, and graduates will be sent to air pols at San Diego and Pensacola Entrance to the school is thru the navy and must be preceded by two years in college, or ite equiv crime was committed while two men were hunting in the according to the sheriff's the OFY, and is said to have ended a quar ‘over a woman killed him up there,” Paenovic to have told Austrian miners return alone I marked two on the trees and put a big 3. pe over his head.” technical training. Fifty appli¢ants | no one believed him will be mitted every two wreka ¢ disappeared shortly aft. Graduation of 50 men will-take place and did not return for three °¥*Ty two weeks ‘ARREST GERMAN DISGUISED AS U. S. OFFICER CINCINNATI, ©. June 13 ve delivered addresses to Amer audiences with a view of im pressing by comparison and contrast he came back to Franklin, with a tive kitten and an oil ‘filled with kerosene and waste, out to follow the trail in hills which he had gone with 1 years before. story is current that he told who saw hin start with his Fa burden that he was going back Desniza’s body if the omens | morale to those of American troops. Willian J. Von Struckard, German, 33 years old, of Dayton, O. has been arrested. He ix charged with impersonating a United States officer. He claims Who heard him taughed|to be a nephew of Grand Admiral and when Paenovic returned | Von Tirpitz, of the Germany navy. Dilis he went his way again.‘ His father is a German army of. : come back ficer ® right. this live cat burns when I put m the can and set fire to the ‘80 Will the body” he is alleged “It is an old test teat heard my father tell about.” Said | the superiority of German arms and | | There is a mother in Se of them in the service of Uncle She is Mother Superior of Shepherd and her children are o have been unkindly There is not one of the 180 is fig ara of the The war gardens of the raise just barely enough thi 180 during the summer months, that will be canned for winter But there is a mortgage a boy in the hting to win t situated in lif family e and hoe on the broad acre House of the Good Shepherd Good Shepherd home year to feed the hungry Sam the Hou rphan he war with a of the ttle with 180 children—all se of the Good and girls who and yet every fighting with war gardens will little left over that bears interest at an alarming rate and the war garden will not bear money to pay the interest Undaunted, with unbounded faith in gardens, the House of Good Shepherd has decided to raise the money to pay the interest on the mortgage by selling roses thousands of roses on next Saturday. The sale of 34,000 bunches of roses must bring in $18,000 if the interest on the mortgage is to be paid off. ‘That makes the roses come high, for rose time. They will last for years That’ these are most unusual roses. and not wither or lose their color. made of the most delicately grained and colored rolled into petals by are crepe paper, the But s because they hands of the 180 children of the House of the Good Shepherd. The Good Shepherd's little flock has been working on the roses since May. The roses will be on sale § town streets. Saturday on all the down- Headquarters will be maintained in the Cobb build- ing. Those who desire to help are asked to call there. Haig’s Troops Win in Daylight Attack | Marsha! Haig reported today trench mortar was brought] beck and two others Were destroy | ed LONDON, June 15 Southeast of Arran we made a successful daylight | °°" raid inflicting heavy casualties,” Ba |are so popular worn with veils this season. ribbon fancies, flowers, Silk Petticoats | Splendid Values $4.95 IN KELLY GREEN, BLUE, BLACK AND CHANGEABLE SHADES ribbon bands and beads. Petticoats of heavy quality taffeta silk—well made, with deep flounces, | pin tucked, hemstitched or trimmed | with pleated frill at bottom; elastic waistbands. Khaki Skirts for ) Outing Wear Plain, Full and es. Style Just the kind of Skirts you will want on your vaca- tion trip—comfortable for all sorts of outing wear, and the price is lower. The sizes included range from 24 to 30 waist measure. patterns; collars. THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT ‘THESE BARGAINS PROVE THAT THE : BASEMENT OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES TO CUT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING | $4.98 Charming New Hats of White Georgette—Special | Exceptionally Good Hats for Less Than Five Dollars The best lot of Hats the Basement has had this season—the styles and trimmings are all so very new. All hand-made shapes in mushroom—bonnet and various nov- elty effects of all-white Georgette trimmed with ribbon, —some very pretty styles are made in pink and white combinations. A Big Assortment of New White Crepe Hats $3.69 | In very good looking styles; roll brim, bonnet shape, mushroom styles and the new draped Hindu Turbans that Hats that are distinctly the e Wash Dresses | —$4.75— | Smart, simple style Dresses at a price that further emphasizes that the Basement can save you money Made of neat check and fancy plaid ging- | ham and sheer voiles in dot and pretty floral many are in pretty color combina- tions—others have white organdie vestees and Two pretty styles as sketched, others in sizes 16 to 42, flowers, and $2. 95 W Peggy Pumps for early summer styles, beads omen’s White Canvas} trimmed with and fringe $2.15 All Good Sizes to Select Us Snug fitting Pumps of fine white canvas with rub- ber soles and Louis heels, fitted with fiber insoles to prevent the feet coming in contact with the rubber, Anja THESE TOTS NEED YOUR HELP SATURDAY] ae 188 SOLDIERS NAMED IN LIST OF CASUALTIE 5 ARRON ee with lives 36 inches wide. Small and medium- size checks, suitable for skirts and chil- fedees aivinnd-aa:fiowes. olihaisen dren’s dresses, wounds, four dead from diseasee:{E| } ard-w ide Sitk- mixed Crepes in many pretty colors, also plain white and causes, 137 wounded severely: clever the chides are wovchy as well for making po sly wounded degree undetermined), fe missing in action Lieut. John W. Ida wan killed | plane Burk reported ax Dean Ho Walter Alleox, Depere, Win KC. Allen, Pertamouth, Va teage, Troe Hai en Jobin Henston Rockford, Mich, David Krerett & Noel Menry © Buren, W Wm. & i. Re | Waterviset. Y stonburg, N. ¢ 1D), Lattie, “Montgomery. n Haser, Hatavia, Tl 1 tt, Wind ber Jratoit, Wi are Rey Burbank, | | | Resoly € bend every need be—to hasten the THRUET STAM FIPTH FLOOn § yur are colors robes. Because th quality is | of high-grade DF numbers: $1.25 Petticoats $1.25 Combinations 1.50 Combinations $1.95 Combinations n White Silk Gloves at 65c a Pair Wear Silk Gloves dur ing the summer months— they’re inexpensive and save on your glove clean- ing bill. Two-clasp Silk Gloves with double tipped fingers and one row of stitching on the back. Sizes 514 to 714 UPPER 1,000 yards of price for Friday. sheer LOWE: Today—in our flag shall remain the LET US WHO STAY BEHIND BE rs ror & CABH DI Wide-wale Corduroy with suitable for sport coats 4) ANEW 40-INCH NAVY BLUE A YARD IS A“GOOD BUY” Black Silks at $1.65. | dependable wearing Silks, 8 GOODS SECTION THE BON MARCHE Friday—Flag Day France—American emblem of Liberty PHIS FLAG DAY effort—to lend every aid—to give every dollar, if day of America’s final triumph— ALS HE SIXTH VILOON CAFE—CASHIEIVS OFFICE, ik 2CTION—LOWER MAIN FLOOR SHEPHERD CHECKS 25¢ A YARD 36-INCH SILK MIXED CREPES 45c 28-INCH CORDUROY 95c A YARD Fine for Vacation Wearables Eight pieces of medium-weight Black-and-white Shepherd Check Suiting, a soft silk finish, very nice, and we have it in the shades of navy blue that are scarce and so much in demand for the popular one-piece dresses. men are fighting—and dying in order that and Right— FILLED WITH and 28 inches wide. and suits—and others for house coats and FRENCH § HIGH RESOLVE— Included SERGE AT $1.85 wide. UPPER 36 inche Black Dress Silks—$1. 65—Special | Another instance of foresighted buying makes it possible to offer a special lot Satins and taffetas of fine quality—firm, MAIN FLOOR WPETTICOAT LANE Silk Petticoats at $4.85 Are a Good Investment—In Petticoat Lane Petticoats—not expensive enough to be extravagant—yet excellent in material, style and fit at a sensible price. Petticoats of taffeta in alluring combination colors, with attractive flounces—others have pretty Satin Petticoats in good colors at the same DP! ruffles and fancy stitching. rice—$4.85. Floral Heatherbloom Petticoats $2.50 There is offered on Petticoat Lane ood, ored floral designs on black backgrounds, at $ SECOND FLOOR—THE aaa MARCHE 2S casa Petticoats in good col- THIRD FLOOR MAIN FLOOR One-Third | | Less Friday | | THE BON MARCHE Fabric Gloves for Summer Wear Women’s Chamoi- sette Gloves 75c Pr. Seconds of the better grades of Chamoisette Gloves washable and with one row of stitching on the backs — mostly plain colors, some with contrasting embroidery. Black, gray, mastic, pon- gee, and some sizes in white. THE RON MARCHE Summer Dress Lawns 8c Yard 25 Inches Wide Dress Lawns at a special Included are light and dark colors with figure and stripe patterns. R MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Odds and Ends and Handled Undermuslins Are Marked One-Third Less FRIDAY—WINDING UP DAY AT THE JUNE Here you will be able to get Undermuslins of many qualities, including Skirts, Gowns, Chemises and Combination Corset Covers and Drawers at just one-third less than the regular prices. What if they are odds and ends and a little soileA— they are just as good for wear as if there were full lines. DISPLAYS OF WHITE well made and finished Also Here are a few of the 5 Chemises 0 Chemises 195 Chemises 18 Dozen Lace Curtain Corners 35c Ea. DRUMMERS’ SAMPLES OF GOOD QUALITY NOTTINGHAM NETS If you are looking for something for inexpensive curtains for summer homes or sash curtains for the town home, this offer will meet with your approval. Curtain Cor- ners, many of which can be matched up. All 114, yards long, at 85¢ each while we have any. THIRD FLOOR