The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1918, Page 12

WRITE HIM A LETTER LABOR SPLITS “OVER MOONEY STRIKE ISSUE |” Bare waits develope in the Contral ting, Wed and the other « as to whether the cot ort a slate of ity offices. A section of the meeting stro tended that the wor shouk! lay down their te y day, as this city’s sh nation-wide protest against the on of the man convicted of icity in the Preparedness day Outrage at San Fra Await Other Cities’ Action Secretary James A. Duncan head the more conservative e! advice finally prevat incil decided to protest meeting nland pavilion tion will be rn ing the action taken | other Whe Mame of debate which first f@ forth several meetings ago on Question of the part labor should iy in politics was fanned a the name of William A. Gaines. date for county treasurer, was nted for indorsement by the po Welfare committee, Gaines aa well as that ht other dates, was finally placed on the A motion to abolish the mm put by Councilman Bolton. voted down. 5 A committee was appoint Pare plans for the obdservan: ‘Is Held ‘esponsible for River Boat Wreck ) WASHINGTON, July 18.—Charges Imattention to duty and inca- lacity will be brought against Capt. F. Mehl. of the steamer Colum which was sunk in the Iilinots between Peoria and Pekin Duly 5. with the lows of 92 to pre- of La NEWS NOTE: Fighting of the most desperate character is raging around C teau Thierry, where Americans are holding the line. boat inspectors who investi- natural color or tan, and light lavender. They wear woven worsted suitings, 44 inches wide. Small and Miiieccancretary ot | Com: TEACHERS AGAIN TU RNED DOWN exceptionally well and are inexpensive. medium-size checks and broken checks. Special, 65c. Redfield and recommend the ‘ : 2, oo 36-Inch Crepe Poplin $1.25 36-Inch Dress Goods 75c Yd. ———— Bib ae eh erecting: te ty sa A, -tetee: Winenetinatty-nepeeetial & caumtins recrmilel Serviceable Poplins for dresses, waists, skirts and Durable worsted storm serges, French serges, mon- ttle Men Buy on be ae gt Reena Test resolution qual pay for] wage | oa for janitors, firemen | children’s coats, in Copenhagen, navy, pearl gray, Bur- otone checked suitings and granite weaves in good ee is a men and women teachers, but there | and engincers | gundy, rose and other colors. colorings, at a saving price. school board meeting Wednenday when Winsor revived the question of equal pay for men and women teact ers in the high schools. President Spencer accused Judge Winsor of courting newspaper pub licity while the judge retorted that Spencer was looking at the whole matter thru narrow eyes. The judge warned that he would acee sults from the president o' Bremerton Bank (EMERTON, July 18.—Negotia have been completed in the of the First National Bank of to prominent Seattle men. N. B. Solner, vice nt of the Union Trust & Sav- Bank of Seattle ix president un new control. James D. Hoge J. W. Maxwell are associated FARMERS ISSUE CALL © ® FOR WORKING RESERVE (ono An emergen: all Wednesday by the United «’ working reserve, 4037 Arcade from Ellenabure, asking oye between the cars be sent over The boys are rope an well good housing king conditions, Full regare in the harvest felds may be »y calling at the public service fice wan received State pay w ne THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT Ba Did You Ever See 10,000 Wash Dresses in One Lot? We Have Them at Sharply Reduced Prices for the Mid-Summer Clearance Included Are Manufacturers’ Season-End Cleanups Bought at Very Low Prices Dainty Voile Dresses $3.98 and the styles very These pretty Dresses are new dainty— made of fine sheer voile in blue and white figure patterns, also in very fine checks, so popular this summer; blue and white and lavender and white checks with crisp white organdy vestee with hemstitching. with sheer collars and long roll collar and gingham Others of large checked and cuffs. White and Colored Linen Dresses Are Reduced to $4.95 Only a Few of Each Size Most of the Dres L voile Better Wash Dr Of Voile and Gingham $6.95 Pretty Styles for Street Wear The large plaid patterns and pretty color combina- tions give these Dresses an unusually attractive appear- ance. Many of them are simple belted styles and sur- plice effect with dainty, sheer collars of white organdy —Vestees to match; plain, full skirts with pockets or pleated. Wash Dresses Reduced to $2.95 es straight-line style, made of fine quality linen with collars of white organdy or self material; wide belts, trimmed with large buckles or pearl buttons. Light and dark blue, green, lavender and a few white; sizes ranging from 54 to 40. Linen Suits Reduced to —$6.95— are Gingham Dresses Reduced to $3.98 Made of good quality print in # > . ‘ Various lines of higher priced large pink, green and blue plaids, Broken sizes of Women’s fine! presses are included at this price; with collars and cuffs of white, Linen Suits specially reduced. Made! some of fine checked gingham in pave: so some neat-looking Apron belted style with button trimmed pink and lavender; others in large resses of good grade gingham, pockets and belt; white pique collars | plaid patte rns in surplic e and other trimmed with white; all sizes to 46| and cuffs. Pink, rose, dark blue, | styles. Organdy collars, cuffs and in this lot. white, tan and green. vestees are featured on most of them. Japanese Crepe Dresses for $4.25 If you’re going on White Voile Dresses —$3.95— Crepe Wash Dresses $4.25 and $4.95 a camping or vacation trip of some kind—you'll A new lot of pretty White Voile Crepe Dresse All colors, in pret- find Dresses of this Japanese Crepe | Dresse: semi - fitted style, with | ty stripe: dall sizes made in at- very practical; loose, comfortable | straight, full skirt finished with | tractive s *s with white collars and ses of fancy striped Jap- | three wide folds at the bottom.| pipings. Also Coat style Dresses of anese Crepe with white collars and | Organdy collars trimmed with lace! fancy striped Japanese crepe in cuffs, {and wide girdles; 36 to 40, broken sizes; $4.95, THE SEATTLE STAR ‘COUNCIL REFUSES TO INDORSE ANY CANDIDATES district to help in the har need They are promised good informa oppertunity to | [Edward F. Bailey - vane on _Vieit 30 CRUSHED IN. ee, {eMPHI UNKNOWN BLAST WOMAN SHOT; SINKS WARSHP SHIELDS MAN eee Mr TOKYO, Ju The Japane Bn battleship Kawachi ch wank in pasneng in « lo cit r Hard proba wide, tt funtl Her Wilnon member « Herkele THE BON MARCHE Silks and Dress Goods Offered at Less Than Wholesale Foulards and Pongees Reduced to $1.10 Remaining Lines of 34 and 36 Inch Summer Silks at About One-Fourth Less With Silks the popular wartime materials for all dress purposes—and the prices reduced about one- fourth—makes this offer doubly interesting. Involved in this sale are sport striped Pongee Silks—white or natural with colored stripes—also Fou lard Silks in spots and figured designs in black, gray, navy, reseda and purple. School Suitings 35c Yard 36-inch School Suitings at about a third less—in the lot you will find checked and plain combinations, with bright colored overplaids—also multi-colored plaids and novelties and half-wool fabrics. | I 44-Inch Suitings 65c a Yd. Black and white shepherd checks, durable, finely of here and pan ead or nt of the we ayn fficlal tate njured day. The captain and half Abo: miral of tt w were saved at Got Herbert B. Fulton has been ma corn, Plain and Fancy Silks 45c Serviceable 32- and 86-inch Silks—including tub silks in white and tan grounds with pretty colored tripes; also silk poplins in the best colors. 32-Inch Pongee Silk 45c Yd. in white, ha- Domestic Pongee Silks—32 inches wide, UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Splendid Afternoon Dresses — to $14.50—to $22.50 ially reduced for | Georgette, crepe de | and had f s for the money — spec taffeta, are wonder xceptional values, in and serges. Silk and Serge Dresses Reduced to $14.50 Navy, Tan, Beige, Gray, Green and Black Exceptionally attractive Dresses in crepe de Chine, silks, taffetas and Dresses that quick selling —e Chine, foulards bar a) ] } serges, in varied styles—plain and draped, tunics and long-waisted lines, - | high-waisted models and short coat effects. | | Trimmings of lace, organdie and Georgette in collars and vests. Vie! aS Bo \ : ; | [bY | Silk and Serge Dresses — | Reduced to $22.50 Sw cae, Taffetas, Georgettes, Foulards and Serges t { Silk and Serge Dresses, formerly much higher priced. Splendid values $1450 * in clever tunic and drape effects, with wide tucked skirts, and smartly- | tailored silks, coat .effects and drapes in serges. Trimmed with lace, in a wide range of colors. 1ND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Georgette and organdie Beautiful Poitier Wool Sweaters at $7.50 The Popular Summer Wrap Just the right weight for pres- Bon Marché Special Corsets 79c FOR FRIDAY IN CORSET WEEK all the name These Corsets are : 5 se a 5 ent wear are these Zephyr Wool implies—excellent for gardening and ath : ny fave Merkainl home wear—made of pink and phaaar my es ae are Athos white coutil with supporters at- SCOR ORECE waist | Pas ached—sizes 19 to 26 shades, prettily striped in con- eo noe itady Corsets— medium trasting eta F ssi with AA men ‘ ri ter necks anc fancy collars and bust style with long skirt—of good cauhas: : coutil, well boned, at $1.15. a ‘ Brassieres of imitation Cluny Annette gary : Betting with cambric centers—sizes 34 to 46. Suits—at much less—priced 50¢ 50e. ) FLOOR il value at T SHOP—THIRI exceptio Excep SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Couch Hammocks at $11.50 Heavy Khaki Canvas Couch Hammocks with national springs and justable head rest, soft-top mattress and extra pair of chains at this special price. For the Working Man Chambray Shirts at 95c Shirts that were made to COUCH HAMMOCKS BABY HAMMOCKS sell for far more than 95c. $9.50 AND $14.50 SPECIAL $5.50 Made for wear and com- Special reductions in Baby Hammocks, com- fort. Couch Hammocks show plete with iron stands in -With attached collars, full two models at the above khaki and white canvas | cut and well made. prices. with woven sides. | —Sizes 1414 to 17. Angle Iron Hammock Woven Hammocks—of Stands for couch ham- hard spun yarn in a va- Men's Meccarized mocks—collapsible — re- riety of stripes and col- duced to $4.95. Special, $1.95. * CROQUET SETS REDUCED Children’s Croquet Set of four balls and mallets of | rock maple, with wire arches; special, $1.00. Kight-ball Croquet Set of splendid maple and gal- vanized iron arches; special at $2.95. High-grade six-ball Croquet Set reduced to $3.25. High-grade 8-ball Croquet Set reduced to $3.75. BASEMENT—UNION §TRET FE oy ors, Socks 20c Pair Black Lisle with double Mercerized Ss made Socks heels, toc and soles. Seconds of | our best wearing lines. Men's Store—Just Inside the Lower Second Ave, Entrance.