The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1918, Page 10

THE SEATTLE ks “GENERAL GREENE IS REMOVED; CAMP LEWIS STUNNED! =~ COMMANDER OF BEAUTIES AID INJURED LABOR APPEALS WILSON ORDERS ‘GANTONMENT [§ Compete i= Emergency Hospital Corm've' TQ WILSON FOR STOCK MEN TO . ORDERED EAST MOONEY JUSTICE TAKE LIGENSES CAMP LEWIS, June 20.—The ST. PAUL. M a division has lost th 7 mander whom every man in F Gamp Lewis has come to love | With a suddenness that has left ‘ t * ‘Made in bd >) America Week AT THE BON MARCHE “Made in America” is going to be the great- est trade mark in the world. pm " every officer and soldier stupe fied, Maj. Gen. Greene left yes terday for Washington, on tele graphic orders, which also re ~ move him from the national army, place him back in the reg og army, with his former rank of brigadier general, and assign him to the Philippines. ‘The reduction of rank is of no ps significance in itself, ax it fol 4 automatic upon return te regular army fro army. But separation from division whose @verseen. until it is re @E the best in the as of the high ent to th a p had been a had physical examin * Americans will take pride in it and all nations will respect it. It will keep American merchandise up to the highest standards. And it will mean good wages and good living conditions for all. aaa ae 500 Sample Pieces of Silks and $000 MEN FOR TEUTS Die IN | Satins at 25¢ and 50c Each - ; NEAR YANKEES LENGTHS FROM TO 114 YARDS—24, 36 AND 40 INCHES WIDE— raining compe} 4 | AMERICAN MADE fue Dispatch F Fred . P ~s al orc ° ey gy Sample Pieces of Silks and Satins 25c Apiece S. Ferguson blag yagy 1 Here you will find sample pieces of desirable Silk Poplins, Silk-and-wool Pop- oe lins, Failles and Satins at only 25c for each piece. Sample Pieces of Plain and Fancy Silks 50c Each as fit for foreign Without understandin ) without o: “As senior Gen, Foltz camp tempec hs division goes oversee: conrnander be named, it is The Y | Gen. Greene's orders called him to ion for a conference before @eparture for the Philippines of his brigade commanders Gen. Henry Styer, was but a time ago likewise returned to Fegular army and his former ef colonel, and sent to the Phil | Good quality Silks in short lengths at 50¢ apiece. Samples of Silk Poplins, | Crepes, Silk-and-wool Poplins, Brocades and Satins. This Is Miss Ruth Reynolds, 614 10th Ave., the Latest Blonde to Enter Mem accepted f hog Ne pate SY ed eee | 36-Inch Silk Mixed 40-Inch Wool Crepe 24- to 36-Inch Plain 4 Fhath Gabe and ibe Pulionies to i . paces ga aes rr / Poplins 65c a Yard in Good Colors at 75c and Fancy Silk 85c canal tone, and was in com ry on Wool Crepe that wears 1,500 yards of Dress 25 pieces of soft, silky well and. priced moder- Silk Poplins in a good variety ately enough—giving you we: plain and fancy s—Foulards, Messa- n Of the 12th provisional divis- B, at San Antonio, Tex., during the w where Seattle's beauties | give than & : CASE MARKED “EGGS” “ ai at oy an opportunity to get ma- lines, Poplins, Pongees iat thane ead ole REALLY HELD Booze ng of plain colors, in medium terial for an inexpensive and Printed Novelties in EPORT 3 MEN givin vo their care. Tod 9 Sapa and light shades. dress or skirt. lots of colors. Sryem tO snair cote. Te i # eve tiene ue SILK AND DRESS GOODS SECTION—UP MAIN FLOOR are crowded. Accomm« : ' WN near ie | there. June 20.—The) And every one in Seattle ix to t ibercoos. today announced a! given an opportunity to help. Get in th ty list of 73 names, divided a# |) The Seattle Girls’ Victory carnival, ‘ at the university naval train’ Loren Grinstead spoke to Young in action, 17; died of wounds. | camp, will be on from July 22 te Men's Republican club at regular disease, 7; died of aeroplane and half of the proceeds will go to luncheon Thursday noon 2; died of accident or other [LOWER « COST DRESSES =o ores Smart Silk Dresses $15.00 5 " severe! uae nce ikieree sodeurminc, BE READY FOR JUNE 28th || el —— ——— — taking MADE IN NEW YORK nee : ; : = a Taftfetas, Crepe de Chines and Metallic Chiffons THE BON MARCHE ineag Neds andthe Good-looking Taffeta and Crepe de Chine Dresses, with Georgette sleeves ; | or touches on the waist, in Eton, surplice and braided models. R G A I N B A = = mM E NT the Prankturter Zalt Vavy, Black, Beige, Copen, White and Sky Blue With Low Prices Like These We Are Ready to Convince |“ tts aaa Roe fe ea seater La You That the Spirit of Economy Prevails in ee op HART orsease | Fos aR This Different-Kind-of-a-Store aa). 4 a 1 n P etticoat Lane “i ser'tna tas'ived se |! ~— “Mfade-in-America” Petticoats at $5.95 oa YOU CAN SAVE A LITTLE BECAUSE— | SU al SAVE A Bee a eee y, te . IG ‘ RE y | "S THE BASE POLICY TO TURN STOCKS his widow, Mra ‘ ~ ae m badian son fee eae bate wae eee sake OUR OPERATING EXPENSES ARE LOW TS TER BUICKLY. AND TO DO THIS PRICES ‘rpples EXCELLENT WEARING SILK PETTICOATS IN STYLES WANTED FOR YOU CAN SAVE A LITTLE BECAUSE— MUST BE LOWER THE SUMMER SILHOUETTE | HERE WE ASK YOU TO PAY FOR THE GOODS | YOU CAN SAVE A LITTLE, AND- ? E ONLY—AND NOT THE COST OF DELIVERY | THE MERCHANDISE YOU GE OF ferty undertaking pariora, in Fre TT Petticoats of excellent quality taffeta, jersey or with jersey tops and taf- EXPENSES DEPENDABLE QUALITY AND SEASONABLE mont feta flounces. Some are tailored, with straight flounce and hemstitched tucks ! —others finished with pretty ruffled flounces plaited in Van Dyke style or CAMP LEWIS OFFICER plain. GIVEN Jo- YEAR TERM OTHER SILK PETTICOATS $2.95, $3.95, $4.85 si House Dresses at Reduced Prices ato | ee “y Bargains Like These Will Make It Worth While est eae st Se Nero hey ome, covet ee day. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE aly to Visit the Bargain Basement Friday HOUSE DRESSES OF FANCY PLAID | WASH MATERIALS REDUCED TO $2.95 i ie A Clean-up Sale of s ade an attra ye, si e style—suitable ear @ yme any > BIGAMIST TO FACE “f ne ahaliee aoe ar siete wont Make be tng pte ual yap gy oe COURT SECOND TIME A SPECIAL OFFER FOR Al | 1erican Made green with white repp collars and cuffs, novelty pockets with button trimming. Sizes 36 “MADE-IN-AMERICA” — ) oe | es Corsets HOUSE DRESSES—$1.95 BREAKFAST SETS—79c |: {| From Nashville, Tenn. bisa : ° Of Plain Chambray and Striped Lawn Consisting of Jacket, Skirt and Cap ‘ Just the kind of Aprons Discontinued Models of 2 y vat every woman shoulc Ned sae: sinless gg btm es Mam] Three-piece Breakfast Sets in sizes 34, 36 and 38 have—coverall, slip-on style, Corsets Reduced to $2.25 a: others of striped lawn in light colors, made Billie | Only—a splendid bargain for small women. Well-made full belted—ea y to get into. urke effect—collars of white or contrasting colors; | of plain pink chambray, trimmed with black and white Made of figured _percale, mn against Fred I wilty to a charge Included are Nemo, Madame Irene, Bien Jolie, C-B a la Spirite, Smart Set, G. D. Justrite 5. stripe percale CANA trimmed with white tape a sizes 36 to 46. stripe percale. IN vino ie and ube keted. and Gossard sae W 8 = WINNIPEG, June 20,—Cropa from sebbbi gay The Corsets in this lot are exceptionally good Cleaning Up Odd Lots of " Winalpes weet to the mountaina.ar 4 : : values for $2.25. Made of best quality coutil and ead Knit Underwear Liberty ligt meeeney broches, boned throughout with genuine black 5 td Gas at 3: boning, and may be had in elastic top—lw, Untrimmed Straw Shapes | At “Lower Prices FROM HOLYOKE, MASS. medium or high bust. Sizes 19 to 34 in the lot. maid, but the Liberty Linen Stationery rrvation thru in tints; 24 long, narrow Corsets Reduced to 95c envelopes and 24 sheets of A good grade of Corsets for » 95e—3 r A pri rsets for only 95c— paper to match, at 35¢e box , y 95e—included Edward S. Curtis er UPPER MAIN FLoon —are_ Justrite, C-B, R. & G. and P-N models in both Must Show Cause pink and white coutil; some reinforced, and in low or medium bust style. Sizes 19 to 28 and 34 to 36. crop conditio uncertainty mak North America Women’s Vests 45c at 98c IN SIZE 38 ONLY This offer affords you an opportunity to pick | Fine elastic ribbed Cotton Vests—low up an inexpensive Hat that can be trimmed at very | neck, sleeveless style, with front yokes of little cost. Milan hemp and lacquered straw | pretty imitation crochet lace; neck and amous Indian Comfort Prints shapes in various a and colors. sleeves finished with firm crochet edge. to E re y at 1sc a Yard Bandeaux and Bust Supports 35c | 0 cause why nt = ——— | * * ; ’ . pay $100 alimony each m< : FROM LAWRENCE, MASS These Bandeaux and Bust Supports are reduce | Ribbed Vests in Women’s Cotton Knit wife, Clara J. Curti i © pro: Comfort Prints in pretty from higher prices. Pink or white repp aie S rt Hats for 35 Extra Large Sizes Union Suits ar ger apices been pending floral patterns—24 inches white cable net. Mostly back closing, but a few po Cc 88 9 : iss OL ERE ae pee ere wide—good wearing mate- fasten in the front. Daintily trimmed with lace— | | c-— aaa! 8c— rial for comfort coverings. sizes 34 to 44, ' | : For Little Boys and Girls —__ Fine Cotton-ribbed Vests Finished with tailored | FRENCH CAPTURE 20 LOWER MAIN FLOOR THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE & | low neck, sleevele: bands at ace 2 | & Light-weight cool Hats for sport and play wear | trimmed with nea 1" knee; t ON MONTDIDIER LINE ¢ ; elastic ribbed Vents for Sern mae ; —some of straw with narrow band of ribbon, oth- | edge ers of striped wash material—some all-white and | stout women; sizes 40, white check combinations. and 44, so some ibaa } d tight knee; sizes 38 to __THE BON MARCHE