The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 7, 1919, Page 8

, THE SEATTLE STAR ia Portuguese Revolt ‘og te oo ag ine RESS | - coat n EWS STO THE BON MARCHE Remains Unchanged that the Wilson idea was acceptal : PARIS, Fed. t—The « ‘the Portuguese roya’ Practically unch. reports from Lisbon. fs unchanged in Graca and Vianna, sald. “Train servic SURE HE WORKS THERE world that Germany knew defeat Neb, Feb. TA bUr was its lot, So, this Thierry inter. rea etna 8°) view with Germany's electrical king How far do you ride? | Was killed. Duplicates of suppressed tlone committees has completed hal use.” cables were sent to America by the draft of the constitution, it was | . Thierry thru ©. C. Lyon, another N @mnounced today “Yep, I'm Governor MeKelvie” |i: 4. correspondent, and this is the Physician Explains Who Should Take ‘“*" "* BY EDWARD M. THIERRY betw ae : s The question Was discussed by the ‘The new German government was Bs ween Lisbon and Avero. A 1 iG vid ae -enecalegg Teegde north. | advisory board on foreign affairs @ bit sensitive in December, It e ° 9 ° 5 ward toward Oporto. A didn’t want any German to toll the 1 e 1r S 1 y ouses LINCOL rying gen with a . PARIS, Feb. 7.—The league o —At $1.25—Oh, Joy!—— They look so trim and neat—they wash so well—they’re so practical for daughter’s school wear. MIDDIES OF WHITE WELL-MADE MIDDIES : Nuxated Iron J, A. Staff Correspondent) JEAN—FIVE SMART IN REC UL AT Practical Advice on How to Help Build Up <p tnnee Gn, wotalee bee of inci oa COAT STYLE, Great Shea. Baargy ‘aa Endurance. Schleswig and German Poland LITTLE STYLES—FOUR LACE AND BUTTON Commenting on 1th, great physteat| Dr. Walter HRathenau says that, ARE PICTURED—FINE FRONTS—TRIMMED ; Mee of Nuxated back In July, 1917, he saw that vie- | tory fo FOR SCHOOL OR FOR IN BLUE, RED OR GREEN. THEY’RE SUMMER WEAR LATER Germany could oe with capture of Parla, L Flas ais saan er ae REMARKABLE VALUE hips three times as fast as subma {| —SIZES 8 TO 18 YEARS AT $1.25 * Girls’ Middy Skirts $3.50 Girls’ Worsted Sweaters $ Girls’ Slipons at $5 Skirts to go with the new middy blouses—at The girls who wear sweaters like these care Slipons—most popular with the school girls not if cold Spring winds blow—for they are —warm and comfortable and so handy to ¥ | rines could sink them. Rathenau predicts an Asiatic In 4|vasion if Germany ix completely Rathenau is Germany’s| Ho l# the head of the} a t go through t only s digestive pr ¥ eves to transform Chem int ree | tain that could not triumph,” a price that will be hard to find else- warmly protected. Medium-weight worsted, slip into. Made of zephyr worsted in link +f percapeyg eheaen rear ng fe | where. Skirts in large plaids of navy and Shetland and fiber silk in plain colors, with and Saas te Ayer oc! ia S = OD Bikcngeralpeees ae 5 Set vhi belts and collars 1n contrasting colors— wais' nd just the colors the girl UE lined the raw mate rationing bu white—striking in appearance, attached saitadal valk at M000. _Satinon, ‘Bode and Tammie ially ly robs =~ t ‘ ne ba “ores, = ; ts during le force, stamina strength of will which are so bind every wal op afigeagit anette 7, I told Ludendorft Fe fisa ntalled the capture of | tifu! : ; SS wo vig Wp gt ds Paris, London and New York, which to a white waist. Sizes 6 to 14 years. SEC The $1 Neckwear Is Varied in Style Many becoming modes ND FLOOR good value at $5.00. Infants’ Shirts aid Bands Reduced One-Fourth Rubens and Alma Makes Infants’ Shirts in cotton and wool, fine quality wool and bands in wool, part wool and silk and wool, Rubens Shirts, sizes 2, 3, 6, 8, 9 and 10, at 26c to $1.01, according to size and quality. Alma Shirts, sizes 6 and 9 months. Priced 30c to 83c, according to size and quality. Comfort Bands, all sizes, part wool, 26c; wool 38c; wool or silk and wool 66c. Little garments that will give proper warmth and comfort to baby—and at a saving of one- fourth of their former reasonable prices. Children’s Seamless Women’s Fiber Silk Lisle Hose at 40c Stockings at 75c Soft-finish Lisle Hose for school girls. These Fiber Silk Stockings with lisle tops, rein- are fine ribbed and are very durable, having forced garter tops, soles, heels and toes, Black, double woven heels and toes. Black and white white, light and dark gray, taupe, suede, in all sizes. green, maize and pink. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Shoes for the Young Folks Growing Girls’ Shoes $6.00 Pair Special attention is given to having the proper shoes for the grow- ing girl—shoes in the correct length and width. A neat style of gun- metal Shoes with medium soles, sensible heels and medium high tops —sizes 214 to 7—A to D width. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. Shoes of Dependable Boys’ Gunmetal Calf —»- Youths’ Gunmetal Calf us th nervous and Irritable. ed {f | was impossible, strongly emphasized the grea $3 “I told him our submartne figures | as ood og i | physicians making blo 5 eee 8 ere falwe, and that America could their weak, anae wild three times as many ships as could sink. Ludendorft figuis sn and en ffed | Georgette collars edged with Rebciec without ‘ever : Fly rho _Dresent situation ts more iii || Venise lace. In white and flesh Teal and true c ¢ their trou- . : Pe ay something like < , : urbe . r Bengaline collars in flat and Mbeat thet the ‘mill cant grind pers rolling styles. want of iron you may be an y raw matert . fs man at 30. dull of intellect. poor 1 . . ¢| Us. for we have lost our colonies | Satin and crepe de chine * bAvry irritable and n jos ot « m1 . . ory. nervous, “4 and we have lost Alsace and Lor collars in tailored roll styles. Van Dyke pleated collars in white and flesh georgette. mem, ieee ct irap ta your F rm woe ts raina, which furnished the larger | Pique waist sets trimmed with lace. still be young In feeling, | ufacturers eu e part of our tron ore and potash. | ot tite. your whole being brim- |tirely eatisfa “And there's danger of our losing | Vests with rolling collars trimmed with buttons. over with vim ae eorny: yh ‘ vara? os pata Hotstein and Ga} Drape Veils for $1.75 Shetland mesh veils with chif- ‘Our savings amount to five or| Westlake Public Market fon borders. These drape veils six billion marks ($1,260,000,000 to/ Times Square—Sixth and Virginia are most popular in the East, $1,500, 000) annually. If the In Open Saturday From 9 A M. to 6 P. M. and when covered with chenille demnities demanded are too high, they will make inroads on our #a . ‘ ‘ dots, as these are, they are dou- We wish to take this opportunity of bly so. The border is 4 inches thanking the many friends and patrons of ings, and nothing will remain }the upkeep of our industrial st wide and the veil 114 yards long. the Westlake Market for their patronage In taupe, black, white and pur- of the past week. We will be unable to compe! ple. UPPER MAIN FLOOR Specials from the Candy Kitchen —Satin-mixed Candy at 5¢ a bag. This is a pure sugar candy that We are glad at all times to accommo- date our patrons, and wish to announce that this market is prepared to fill your _ every table want—enough and plenty for “That's enough to pay the dam- ages in France and tn Belgium,” he | says, “and anything exceeding that | I consider unnecessary and tmponal- | all Fe | children like. Qualities for the Kiddies School Shoes $3.15 Pair School Shoes at $2.95 [HERRON AND WHITE ON Il || Shipment of them at GO¢ pound. || qNe™ qshoes,are arriving BUTLTARD WEAR S?lendid_ wearing | Shossig ; Because of the present strike it will be | RUSS-ALLIED CONFAB| —Fresh Chocolates, made in our erly fit little feet. Some of Neat-fitting Shoes on an teas "dane . - impossible for us to make any deliveries ee eee el kitchen and of the best and pur- glazed vici kid with patent | English last, of stout gun- = round and narrow-toe 4 until further notice. have been appointed delegates to the| falhleg, «i deionerd og Oy Ol so5 pat Le ghey rae ae ite cieetince, With good weight soles. Lace © fancy boxes at 75¢ pound. LOWER MAIN FLOOR SIZES 814 TO 11 AT $4.50 _ Welt soles and heels; lace and button style—sizes 10 to SIZES 1114 TO 2 AT $5.00 style—all sizes, 1 to 6, at 131%, SECOND FLOOR $3.15 pair. LOWER MAIN FLOOR joint conference of the ansoc tated | |powers and Russian factions at} Prinkipos, it was announced today. | Market open Friday from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. We Thank You. PAINLESS Watch The Star for furth k - i = is i , Reacements, ak ote ele B THE BON_ MARCHE you con seat Poi OARGAIN BASEMEN TEE DENTISTRY Look into your mout’ CHARLES S. HARPER Says: You Can Fool Yourself But Not Your Battery You may think you added enough water, and still be mistaken. Silk Skirts for Smart Silk Waists Trimmed Hats for $525 —$439— —$4.95— Waists of Excellent Quality Mostly Small Turban Shapes irt © | —Good Style Crepe de Chine—Georgette a Large Assortment of Clever | Skirts and a Crepe—Crepe Meteor Styles and Colors eae \ Good Variet RO . IK AN ‘A Shown in about twenty different styles— Inexpensive trimmed Hats that have aa ' } to Choose From . t i vle of the more expensive lines—+a ~ all very new. Round neck styles are hand- ssortment but only a few of each style. sg of good quality Taffeta Silk and Mes- somely embroidered—other models are trim- Many novel shapes trimmed with lacquered saline in stripe patterns—very attractive P : ribbon, beaded novelties and appliqued mo- B h lace and the smart tailored waists a . P ; color combinations and self color stripes— med ‘with lace and ‘ ee eee tifs. They’re smart tailored looking Hats wide belts—-pockets in vartous styles trim- are tucked and hemstitched. An unusual as- that a great many women want to wear | med with buttons. sortment of colors in sizes 36 to 44. now. | They’re Such Good A Good Time to Buy Boys’ Blouses 59 _ Values That Every Day | When the Basement Offers Them at Cc We Sell Dozens of These Splendid School Blouses, well made of good quality Cheviot shirting in stripes; plain blue and gray with attached collars. Sizes 6 to 14 years h and eve ugh bleeding. If so, you have DIS. B, 80-CALLED— Pronnuca THIS Gincase t# treacherous, a menace to good health and should be treated at once to pre- Fent complications, such as rheus matism, out, indigestion and general stomach trouble, The only dental office tn se attic that specializes in the treats and cure of the above dis. In our office you will find censed operators a-d maa. fers of the dental profession. Special care taken of chiluren's || teeth. Examinations anf estimates eo. Ironclad guarantes for 16 years on ell work. A reasonable Hfecount given to all union men and thelr families, United Painless Dentists You may waste current and never realize it. You may be using the headlights too much and charging the battery too little. 008 Third Ay. Phene ieitiott 2022, Hours—8:0 & m to 6 Dy mm oe But your battery writes the real story as it goes along. Find out whether you’ve been fooling your- self or not. Stop today at one of our three battery sta- tions and have our expert make a test. to Buy A Garage |} Dress Aprons at A Hotel —$1.95— Charles S.Harpertn: Men’s Cashmere Socks 35c Men’s Wool Union Suits $2.00 Bremerton Branch A Soft Drink POOSPCOSEE SERED >OSOESETHESOOO9O9E > f Or three pair for $1.00 In size 86 only Willkzd wn Establishment 3] as " SERVICE STATION p olibers A Repair Shop |]| —made in several styles—neat and very prac- Men's natural color cashmere Socks with Wright’s wool Union Suits—jersey ribbed ye | tical for home wear—of good quality Gingham hemmed or ribbed tops and seamless feet; garment in ecru color. Size 86 is all we have ; pe Under Business in pretty plaids and striped percale—light and also some dark gray included at this price. left so they have been re-marked and are 817 East Pike Street pportunities on the fate ania Minal hee ea Vy; only $2.00 Classified Page. dark colors. icely made and taped in white. Sizes 10 to 1114. now only $2.00,