The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 16, 1918, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR FAILURE OF PLANE WILL NOT AFFECT U. S. stol_ model to the Liberty motor apparatus to this mode OM KERBY Rristol Jel to the Libert i tus to thi fel ~ B. A, Staff Correspondent.) jin order to secure a plane with| The fort failed—that Is the| bered approximately 25. ae N.Y, Aug. 16.—The | Mh speed, capable of carrying two|whole story, It should be undor-|of thousands of dollars have Ing of production of the Bris. |e ‘The effort to put the Liberty | stood that this was a failure in| «pent to find out that this type w motor into the Bristol necossdtated adaptation of design only, It has|!mpractioable ie sbattleplane multitudinous changes in the bedy/ nothing to do with the success of A in the experiments may effect on America’s great alr-| design of the plane eek, | the Liberty motor, * Program it in catimate The fact ix that the Liberty mo. Ta the course of an investigation | 2:00 separate changes we powerful for the Wil take mo to all the air. '% the design. he machine motors, It is eenters, I have just had the Design Is Failure unreli ary and adva of personally inspecting) I went into the big iron cag Now, orders ‘Curtiss plant, and saw the work! where the Histol experimentat| killed tn fally . en © on he ristols mode! ja set up. ‘or months the faults desig has been don: the Bristol del 4 t ¥ ths the | faults tn desi; are now scrapped by order | engineers have been working on thix| ‘The decision to cease production of | the aircraft board. |machine, in an effort to secure al this type will have no effect on the | ® 3s Bristol plane had never| machine that could fly fast, fight,| shipment of planes overseas, because ining profits are | from the experimental carry two men’ and a supply of | the Rristol had never entered quan-| Transvaal gold mining pro ait: The work done upon it has bombs, At one time an effort was | tity pi etion. to be taxed to the extent o' of an effort to adapt the even made to _attach photographie | _The entire production of Rriatol | 000,000 THE BON MARCHE Ba RGAIN BASEMENT A Jobber’s Surplus Stock of Rubber-Soled | Canvas Shoes at Wholesale Prices 774 Pairs of Oating Shoes at Never-to-Be Repeated Prices Who but the will have no ma- The Curtins principally fying flying “ a result of the Ff this machine, | of the Caproni b j welt as Savings on Men’s, Women’s and "Children’s Canvas | machines at the Curtiss plant num | Hundreds | knowledge Shoes Buy Several | For a chance like | this may never Women’ White Boys’ and Young Men's | 2, to 7, > aad White Oxfords 2% to 6, 85c Misses’ White Oxfords Women’s Black Oxfords 11 to 2, 85e 2% to 7, 85c _ Wemen’s Men’s Outing | Men’s Tennis Outing Shoes Shoes | = Shoes _ $1.80 | $2.15 | $1.69 Outing or Gym- ‘nasium Of heavy bleach- | Fine shoes for | annealed ed Canvas with | outing and tennis | Reomrwa red rubber soles, | “°8?* made of Basement could stage a Sale like this? The rest of this and all next season to wear them. ee | Canvas Mary Janes 98c Women's and Misses’ bleached Canvas Mary) Jane Pumps with | instep strap and white rubber soles; sizes 21% to 7. White Women’s Canvas Pumps Mary Janes $1.10 | $1.10 Women’s and! Of heavy white misses’ White} canvas with in- Canvas Pa | step strap and with white rub-| tailored bow. ber soles and| White rubber heels; sizes 4 to| soles and heels; 5%. sizes 4 to 8. | bleached canvas heels andtoecap.| with rubber Lace style; sizes | soles; sizes 6 to HH 6 to 10, 2 i el AE A Large Stock of Smart New Silk Dresses $1495 $18.45 $2450] These special prices because they’re BUY SCHOOL CLOTHES EARL Buy at the Bon Marche Stocks of school wearables are at their best—the prices are as fair as can be—W e're splendidly ready to help you outfit the little folks for school. | School Suits for Girls’ Regulation That Boy of Yours? School Dresses Why, TO BE AT AND $7.95 SURE! $6.50 Good, Substantial Models—to Wear the W hole Sc hool Year What are school days with- out the proper dresses? Well, these are the proper kind—of excellent quality jean and Devonshire, that will launder beautifully. These models are well tailored in yoke ef- fect with large sailor collar, full belt and patch pockets. Also princess style, full plaited from the shoulders and full belted—with emblem on the sleeves. White and cadet blue; 6 to 16 years. Girls’ School Coats $10. 00 School Coats, 25 in all, mostly for girls 12 to 15 years. Coats of wool plaids, serge, burellas and fancy | coatings, with large and shawl collar effect—just the kind girls want for school. Bloomer Dresses of cotton rep, semi-empire sty with contrasting collars, in green, Copen and rose. t Sizes 2 to 6, at $2.00. LITTLE DAUGHTERS’ SHOP—SECOND FLOOR, With one or two pair of knickers School Suits, these; full Norfolk style with bellows pockets, patch or flap pock- ets—full or three- piece belts. Military style suits $8.50 to $25.00 Hand-made_ Suits, specially tailored of remnants— $18.00 AND $20.00 Sturdy Boys’ Corduroy Knickers, $1.50 to $3.50. Boys’ Tweed Knickers, $1.00 to $5.00, Boys’ Soldier Suits, cotton khaki, at $4.00 to $7.50—O. D. Serge, $10 to $45. Shirts, Hats, Caps, Gloves, $1 and up. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE 600 PAIRS OF CHILDREN’S SCHOOL STOCKINGS AT 25c A PAIR (SECONDS) School Stockings for boys and girls—reigning favorites with mothers, because they are moderate in price and wear well. They’re seconds, it’s true, but the imperfections are very slight and will not affect the wearing qualities. Fast Black Hose with extra long elastic ribbed legs and seamless feet. Children’s Better Lackawanna Twins School Hose 40c to 50c —_—- Part Wool Union Suits Boys’ and girls’ high grade School DEPENDABLE UNDERWEAR é FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Stockings, made of best grade of 14. RISE IN PRICE FOR EACH cotton—fast black, in several weights YEAR IN SIZE. — mercerized for girls, medium RE a s heavy for boys—to fit children 1 to Girls’ White Union Suits start ‘ drop-seat style with gussets. For wa ° : 16 years. Priced, according to size, ra Wren go to $2.10. Sizes 2 girls 2 to 16 years—at $1.00 a gar- at 40c, 45¢ and 5 Oe. ment. Boys’ Lackawanna Twins Girls’ better grade Lackawanna at 2 Union Suits, $2.00 to $2.70, ac- Boys’ Cotton Union Suits, $1.60 Shirts and Drawers, $1.15 Boys’ part wool, gray elastic ribbed rding to size. : : pach Laie (Just Like Dad’s) Shirts and Drawers; sizes 6 to 16 Fall weight gray ribbed Union Suits—soft and slightly fleeced in- years—$1.15 for any size. Just the underwear for school. Sizes 6 to 10 years—at 25c a pair. , Girls’ Reliable Union Suits at $1 Pure white, fall weig elasti ribbed cotton Union Suits, w either Dutch neck and elbow sleeves, or high neck and long sleeves. Full Boys’ Union Suits, $1.60 to $2.15, according to size. Boys’ Better Lackawanna Union Suits, $2.00 to $2.50, according to size. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. The Children’ s Shoe Shop Is Ready for the School Season EADY with shoes to fit every child’s foo! n styles to suit the parents. Turn sole and welt sole shoes, skuffers and plain lasts in a great variety. Here are only a few of the many numbers we carry: side, with patent closed crotch—lke dad’s—6 to 16 years. Colorful Hairbow Ribbon 25c THAT’S WHAT THE SCHOOL GIRLS LIKE. —Pretty satin striped taffeta ribbon. —Large and small checked ribbon in pink, navy, and red. -~Plain and moire taffeta in all shades. —Warp prints in dark and light colors. Hairbow Ribbons Children’s sky Large Boys’ School Shoes $4.95, $5.95, $6.45 School Shoes for Larger Boys Shoes of unusually good value at these prices—English last, Blucher and Bal styles of good quality leather with heavy leather soles. Sizes 6 and 614. Girls’ School Shoes for {| Boys’ Scout Shoes for $2.85 Pair $2.85 Pair Gunmetal calf shoes with | Pedi tiee Aptos leather cloth tops; button style | ae aot uke Iron ; eavy Meter sds andhela|iiic (Sizes 8 to —sizes 81% to 12. Larger sizes 1214 to 2, at $3.00. ' SIZES 2% TO 41; Girl Wath Dresses, $1 QE at a Special Price. SIZES 6 TO 14 YEARS. Various neat styles at this price, made of pretty plaid Gingham and plain color Chambray with collars and cuffs in contrasting colors; sizes 6 to 14. Alsoa small lot of Bloomer Dresses are included—made of blue and green chambray, sizes 6 to 12 years. | patterns; also some of navy blue sample lots, jobbers’ surplus stocks and canceled orders Three of the dresses are pictured, one at each price —and we have many others to show you. Made of good quality Taffeta and Messaline in navy blue, black and other dark shades for street wear. The styles are most attractive and many of them feature tunic skirts in some effect. Wide crushed belts and the new round collars add to their smartness. THESE SPECIAL PRICES BECAUSE WE MAKE NO ALTERATIONS OR FREE DELIVERIES, - BOYS’ SUITS Special $6.49 Good Wool Suits in gray and brown mixtures and some stripe serge and corduroy. Belted coats with patch pockets, and full cut knickerbockers. Nearly all sizes, ranging from 6 to 16 years. Boys’ School Suits —$5.95— Made of good, dependable wearing tweed mixtures in gray, brown and green. Coats in belted style with patch or slash pockets; knickers with buttons or belt loops. Sizes 5 to 9 and 14 to 16 years, Boys’ Porosmesh Union Suits, 69c With short sleeves and knee length; sizes 8 to 14; | also Athletic Knit Suits in sizes 10 to 16 year, 35¢ Yard School Ribbons in plain taffetas and moires, plain colors — also combination stripes, gingham checks and plaids. Handkerchiefs, 5c School Handkerchiefs of lawn with fancy edges, in white and colors — motif in corner. Also lawn with one-quarter inch hem with corner design. UPPER MAIN FLOOR. Tinted Stationery 25c Box IN PINK, GRAY, weight and standard size, Ww te Correspondence Cards of good quality, box, BUFF Good looking Stationery in soft tints, darker shades of the same color. AND KHAKI. edged with Comes in a good per urd 's “Stationery of Style,” in blue, pink, gray and white, per box, Ade. UPPER MAIN Great Sport Fishing HEF THE PLACE FOR YOUR TACKLE THAT'LL LAND ’EM. +Fishing Rods, 3-piece split bamboo with cork handle and nickel reel seat, at $1.50. site sided Casting Lines, 2 ards to the spool; strong test—1l5c, 25c, 50e. —Enamel Lines, strong, durable and smooth— 25 yards to the card— T5e, 85e and $1.00, —Genuine. Cuttyhunk Lines for trolling, 36- Ib, test, 50 yards to spool, 75c, BASEMENT—UNION ST, SIDE FLOOR THE BON MARCHE, 86 Swimming Tights and Trunks Reduced to 50c, 95c and $1.95 MOSTLY ANNETTE KELLERMAN MAKE— BLACK ONLY Tights, full length with feet and knee length—also trunks with V and round necks and cuff knees. Made of all wool, wool and cotton and cotton; all 8 in the lot but not in y style. Size 36 to 46. SECOND FLOOR THE BON MARCHE Youths’ Shoes $2.50 Youths’ Gunmetal Shoes—the kind that will stand lots of hard usage they are sure to receive at school. Blucher style, made on broad toe last; sizes 914 to 13. Children’s Skuffer Shoes, $3.00 Just the shoes for school wear are these on a skuffer last—with tan uppers and smoked elk tops—lace style. Sizes 5 to 8, at $3.00 a pair. Youths’ Shoes, $4.00 a Pair Youths’ shoes, made of smoked elk leather with Goodyear welt soles, Blucher cut. Sizes 9 to 1314, at $4.00 a pair. UPPER Here’s the Kind of Candy to Buy in War Times— Home-made Honey Nou- gats—Made fresh daily in our candy kitchen—of purest California honey; lb. 6O¢, Assorted Chews, made in our candy kitchen; con- tain less than 40% abe ki Special Saturday, 1-lb. box, 50¢. Lower Main Floor. Let the Delicatessen Prepare Your Picnic Lunch Everything furnished for any number of people Junch put up to order. Kippered Salmon, 28c lb, Ripe Olives, 18¢ pt. Mayonnaise, 48¢ Ib. Orange Marmalade, 20c Ib. FOURTH FLOOR. MAIN FLOOR Misses’ Shoes, $4.00 a Pair Misses’ shoes, made on neat fitting last with gun- metal calf uppers and high lace tops. Sizes 1114 to 2, at $4.00. THE BON MARCHE, Keep Your Skin in Fit Condition HINTS FROM THE TOILET GOODS SECTION Dr. Charles’ Flesh Food, 45ce. Sempre Giovine, the pink flesh food, 50c. Cream Simon, 50c¢ and $1. Cream Mealy’s, tubes 70c; jars $1.35. 60c and Kintho Cream, $1.10, Daggett & Ramsdell’s Cold Cream, 35c, 450, doe, Luxuria Cold Cream, 65¢ | and $1.25. Orchard White, 30e. Beauteviva, in flesh only, special, T5e. Camaline, in all sh@les, 50e. UPPER MAIN FLOOR, special, ‘THE BON MARCHE