The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1918, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR Anti-Profitesrs SAYS BREWER’ § Charge Trust to MONET HELPED ee | ti Rent Protiteers Meven’ cafeterial ) ~ “TRACTOR TEARS —— WAY THRU MUD. E)) AND OVER Logs BRYAN OTT IS ME Ei MILLED WHEN; HE HITS CURB Bryan W. On was Crushed to de overturned. 0 4 hotel own ert to take ad ge of livin, : ¢ opinion freely ex high ape he brunt dix thounand of there tractors have and Mnglieh army offi n ordered of War Baker anc March. ‘The te on rent profit ented # y for the nment. » curve Inder, escaped serious ir y Coroner k o. began sult 1 Seattle Brass y, according to Becker that $100,000,000 worth purchased in Americ | SATURDAY—THE LAST DAY OF The Bon Marché’s July Clearance Sales A Day of Unusual Value Giving in Various Departments PRICES ARE HEAVILY REDUCED—IN ORDER TO MAKE THIS CLOSING DAY THE THE JULY CLEARANCE SALES Suits at $25.00 Coats at $25.00 Specially Reduced for the Last Day of the July Clearance Sales Suits Reduced to $25.00 | —Smart tailored Suits in tricotine bonds were *M. Romer Bicense down m First and S ele ridden by d worker 5 Mrs. Walter Strech clerk, wt in a Notice the four stars on the shoulder of each of these fighting men—P. C. March, | T. H. Bliss and J. J. Jershing. They are the only men in the American army since the G. Ronald, Washington ex- Civil war who have been entitled to wear these stars. They represent the rank of full} | Inspector, has been called to| general, and the men are three of the only seven Americans who have won the title, the| | to attend conference of Cther four being Washington, Grant, Sherman and Sheridan. This is the first time in America’s history that the nation has had three full generals at one time. BEST OF d States explosives directors on | Pomme 30 Silk Waists at $2.50 Reduced for Clearance July Clearance Sales you Silk Blouses at Tub silks in plain or with floral designs with rolling or high col- lars. Also a few Pongee | Blouses are included—in nat- ural color with embroidered | fronts. Taffeta Petticoats Reduced to $3.95 changeable and satin Taffeta Petticoats— reduced for clearance to $3.95. Made with tucked, ruffled and shirred flounces and elastic waistbands. Reg- | ular and a few extra sizes— all splendid value. | SECOND FLOOR Black Swimming Tights Reduced Broken Lines at Clearance Prices Swimming Tights reduced to the lowest level to close them out at the July Clearance Sales. Trunk, full length and knee lengths—in all sizes. 5 Tights at 50c—26 Tights at 85c 36 Tights at $1.50—28 Tights at $2.75 GIRLS’ DRESSES WHITE DRESSES AT $1.50 AT $3.95 Gingham Dresses in Girls’ White Dresses re- plaids and combined with duced to $3.95 for Clear- plain colors—some high- ance. Included are nets waisted with wide belts and organdies—in girlish at a reduced price—for styles—some suitable for last day of the Clearance. party wear. SECOND FLOOR THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMEAT The bring $2.50. colors —Ripple back styles of poiret twill —Belted styles of taffeta —Smart models in extra sizes in serge. —in tan, gray, khaki, navy and black. Coats Reduced to $25.00 —Silvertone Coats with silk stitching and pearl buttons —Velour Coats with novel pockets and convert- ible collars —Jersey Coats in trench coat styles —Lupin Coats, silk lined throughout —in rose, poilu, tan, gray and green. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE A Clearance of Banded Hats at $3.50 and $5.50. Banded Hats at $3.50 Formerly higher pric- ed Hats, of bankok and lisere—in large and me- dium sizes and in straight sailor shapes— in purple, navy, brown and gray. Banded Milan and Lisere Hats at $5.50 Flowers and Feathers in many colors, reduced to 25¢. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Phoenix Silk Hose $1.00 and $1.55 We now have almost every wanted color in “Phoenix” Silk Stockings—for an immense ship- ment has just come in—specially good quality, in black, silver gray, cocoa, African brown, suede, smoke and others. Boys’ and Girls’ Hose 35c, 40c, 45, 50c Light, medium and extra weights in black or white Stockings—also in new yrown shades. | DRESSES _ DRESSES —$2.25—, ‘—$1.49— Made in a pleasing ‘ J ; ea : ey ' A - style, as pictured on A * i ¢ Litt the left. The front of the skirt has four rows of shirring and a wide heading; large pockets | trimmed with white pique — collars and | cuffs to match. Sizes PB to 14. The Belted Style as Pictured Above This clever little style features pockets giving it a | side drape effect. Well-made Dresses, and some that | are nicely finished; trimmed with white repp collar | with embroidered spray ; sizes 6 to 14. White Dresses for Little Folks Little Tots’ White Lawn Dresses $1.49 Just one style as pictured to the extreme left; the round front yoke is made of lace edging and wide embroidery Little Girls’ White Poplin Dresses at $2.25 These Dresses, as pictured on the right, are so becoming to little girls to 6 years of age. Simple strfight-line models, with just a few | tucks, buttons and a narrow lace edge on the collar and cuffs for trimming. Plain, simple, straight- striped line style, as pictured to the right—made of plain color linene; belt trimmed with white repp; collar, | pockets and cuffs trim- med to match and with |]/ pearl buttons. Sizes 6 to 14 years. GINGHAM DRESSES AT $72.49 As Illustrated Above The gingham used in these Dresses is specially good quality—lots of pretty plaids in dependable colors. Col- lar of white repp—large pockets and button-trimmed belt; sizes 6 to 14 years. wide +z % made of fine white lawn; and embroidery; short sleeves with lace ruffle at bottom of skirt from 2 Women’ s Colton Union Suits 85c A Spectal Purchase Makes This Low Price Possible Suits— Chamatiiiie iis 75c a Pr. (Seconds) 600 Pairs at About Factory Cost Good Values in Children’ s » Shoes | Children’s Mary Janes Youths’ Outing Shoes 79 P SIZES 1114 TO 2 AT $1.35 Cc air SIZES 244 TO 6 AT $1.50 Children’s Heavy White Duck Shoes, of white canvas with strap across | for outing and play instep and white rubber style with six-inch Sizes 814 to 1014 only. soles and heels. CHILDREN’S HATS AT REDUCED PRICES Boys’ Rah Rah Hats 21c Boys’ Rah Rah Wash Hats in Palm Seach and black and white combinations. Boys’ and Girls’ styles and color and Wash Hats; Washable Chamoisette Gloves —at an unusually price, be cause they are seconds—but the imperfections can hardly be de- tected. We have them in gray, khaki, champagne and black, in sizes 6 to 8, but not all sizes in Women's Summer Union snow white, fine elastic ribbed cotton made knee length with short or no Also some of the three-piece with ribbed or French sized—also some fine low Lace rubber Mary Jane Slippers Straw Hats in various some satir crushers | 15¢ to 35¢. wear. soles. tops, sleeves. style in the lot band tops—perfectly pink. Size The Sale of the $70,000 Reed-Smith Stock Is Offering Men’s Goods at About Wholesale Prices Men’s Wool Suits $14.95 Overalls, Special $1.98 Good Wool Suits, at that—made by the Griffon Company—the well-known makers of Men's Suits. Some good patterns left in checks and stripes—some | plain serges and pepper and salt mixtures. Sizes 34] to 37 only. Men’s Wool Mixed Suits at $9.95 Eight Suits is all we have left—they sold very fast because the price was exceptionally low and the | Suits good value. Pinch back and plain Styles, mixed material, in gray and navy. $6.45 Men’s Fine Dress Shoes All Splendid Makes Broad toe and English last styles, gunmetal calf, in black, Stratford and other reliable Men’s Dress Shoes —$5.95 Pair— —of vici kid and gunmetal calf with leather, Rhinex and rubber soies. Black and tan. Also some oilskin Boots included. of wool of vici kid and brown and tan. Walk-Over, makes, Men’s Shoes, Special —$4.95 Pair— Good heavy Shoes for work, made of heavy tan elk leather and gunmetal calf; some Dress Shoes in all good sizes. Headlight Overalls—that are exceptionally well- made of heavy quality blue denim, plain and _ striped; also Blue Denim Jumpers at the same price. We have both the Overalls and Jumpers in a good range of sizes, Men's Heavy Khaki Coveralls $3.49 s a whole lot Lybsy than you can buy these one-piece Coveralls unless a sale like this. Rotary brand, made of heavy kh also some of plain blue denim, Also some Women’s Unionalls of striped denim. Men’s Fiber Silk Socks One of the Best Makes 49c Fine Fiber Silk Socks with seamless lisle feet, dou- ble heels and toes, black, white, tan and champagne. Canvas Work Gloves Men’s Work Shirts —14c Pair— —$1.39— Heavy Canvas Work Heavy Shirts, just Gloves with stiff or soft best kind for work; made knit cuffs. Better Gloves of cotton chambray and with leather facing for cheviot in blue and gr 39¢ a pair. with attached soft collars, the | a pair, every color. New Double Silk Gloves—just in—both gray and black—priced, $1.35. Girls’ Coats at $12.50 25 SMART STYLES TO SELECT FROM Exceptional value in Girls’ Top Coats—many of these garments can be worn through the Fall season. Made of plain mate- rials, fancy mixtures and novelty effects—in all the wanted colors, Bring daughter down and se- lect her style of Coat from this lot at just ATTLE DAUGHTER SHOP SECOND FLOOR THE BON MARCHE Women’s Vests with low necks and no sleeves, elastic ribbed; sizes 34 to 40, at 15¢. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE PON MARCHE Boys’ Norfolk Suits at a Popular Price—$10 With One and Two Pair of Trousers ~Your boys will be economically and serviceably suited—if you buy their clothes from this lot at $10.00. They're Norfolk style Suits-of the latest type-—the kind that all the fellows want. Both one- and two-trouser style—with patch and set-in pockets. Boys’ Wash Suits at 95c Middy, Russian Middy and Norfolk style Suits for boys from 3 to 8 years. All colors, with fancy — trimmings—and just the kind for Summer wear. Children's Knited Waists, white ribbed cotton with straps and buttons, 25c. Boys’ “Porosknit” Union Suits, ecru color, ¥ short sleeves and knee length; sizes 6 to 16—a Boys’ Bathing Suits Prices range from $1.50 to $4.0@, in Boys’ Bathing Suits—in beautiful combination effects or plain colors. € UPPER MAIN FLOOR