The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1919, Page 20

“Worker Discusses Wage Problems in a The fo Raber prodiem w t Darrell, wie & \ WHAT WAS Twenty Much lower w Mow, but living ox jower. We were fre it became } it we cou Other ways did what w ‘of doing toctay, w! and pleasures dreamed of dolr fe, of course me ¢ Pings as years rolled gaW what others were We were right. We wore Them just as wel! and “What he” 1 cannot see what big for me if I bave to pay in @ bare living WHAT Is Letter to The Star 00 YBARS AGO “SAFETY FIRST” | GOES TO JAPAN || hould | wages it all} _THE SEATTLE STAR The Durability of ‘Girls’ Serge Dresses ee Sensible Styles . 3 Regulation Sailor Dorothy and Other Frocks ot / \ _ <r } ' Your will tell these ter. good judgment you what good values Dresses are for daugl- good quality French se o well and always serge that look mostly wear | nice tyles and some models, with vests and em Red, navy and Copenhagen, 1g Practical 17 Uy | Vt in sizes 8 to 14 year | i more dressy \\ \ Ne Priced $10 to $17.50 fancy collars, broidering Girls’ “Dandy” Trench Coats New Coats—wonders for the money heavy weight coating in khaki color and 14 ye ~ GIRLS’ GYM of medium and sizes 8, 10, 12 SUITS—"“BIG VALUE” $3.95 Women’s Coat Sweaters $12.50 Medium and Heavy Weight | —Warm Wool | that large | plain or trimmed with contrast- | ing stripes; | pockets. Coat Sweater have sailor collars, full belt and large Rose, Green, Cardinal, ss | Copen and Delft Blue. Quilted Vests Reduced to $1.95 Broken Lines—Sizes 36, 38, 40 Quilted Vests with sleeves made ‘of black Japanese silk lined with white or lavender— also a few all-white. Nice to The Bon Marche Occupies a Large Place in Mother’s Thoughts \{ When She Is Planning New Clothes for Her Sons and Daughters Infants’ Shirts and Bands Reduced One-Fourth of Ruben Bands in priced Sturdy New Suits “For Your Boy and Mine’’ . A Style for Every Boy A Price for Every Purse —New tyle new season patterns in Shirts, also a number of differ and A disposal of broken line Alma ent and Comfort grades—and according to size quality, Suit for a Latest plendid ¥ r- ing materials in natty mix- tures, stripes, checks and lain styles, including Size 4 at 38¢ Comfort Bands t a yorated and cas- 45c Cotton Bands 26¢ simeres. Band. Sizes 6 to 18 years. ¢ and Wool 560 $10.00 to $30.00 Sampeck Suits for boys $15.00 to $30.00. Boys’ Furnishings Blouses and Shirts in light and dark patterns— $1.00. New 3.00. Four-in-Hand Ties, 25c, c and 50c. UPPER MAIN The Smart Dolman. Coats In Velour and Duvetyn Have Many Admirers Women admire the Dolman because its long rippling lines are universally becoming. These Coats are as roomy as Capes, yet are not capes, in that they have sleeves. However, for other tastes there are the full ripple Coats which fit the shoulders snugly and are full at the bottom. One of the most attractive models is trimmed with self stitching. Pictured: A Velour Dolman in that shade which the French call “casserole,” but which is popularly known as henna. The arrow-finished box plaits, front and back, and the slip- under tie, are features instrumental in its effective- Rubens Wool Shirts Cotton Shirts Size 8 at 68 Size 9 at 94e 10 at $1.01 wear Size 2 at 30 Size Size 3 at 34 Size 6 at Size 7 at 49¢ Size 8 at 56c Children’s Underwear Children’s light Wool “Mun- ing” Vests, with high necks and long Pants ankle priced ac- Union Suits $1.50 Children’s light - Union high “Munsing” weight weight Wool Suits, with necks, long Hats at $1.00 to leeves ; length - 16 to and Size: sleeves lengths, cording to sizes—S85c 18, to $1.00, UPPiEr Y FLOOR FLOOR Good Things to Eat That Are Really Good —because everything in The Bon Marche Delicatessen is of the best quality. . —and the cooking is done by people who know the art— who are experts here you can always find tempting delicacies—pastries and salads and we are always en- deavoring to introduce some- thing new and tasty. Special for Saturday Mayonnaise Dressing, 42c¢ Ib. Potato S , lle pound. Pork Pies, 20¢ eaca. Chicken P. 20ce each. Green Gage Preserves, 25¢ lb. The Above Specials Are All Made in Our Own Kitchen—Fourth Floor wear under suit coats, THIRD FLOOR Ba We Just Have to Keep on Talking About Those Silk and Serge Dresses at $10.95 \\ We Never Did See Such Good Dresses at $10.95 ness—$55.00, $45—$50—$55 The New “Styleplus” Suits Are Here They Are Going to Be a Bigger Success This Year SECOND FLOOR nd there is more ver was to do, than the average wants are beco’ every day, ~ THE BON MARCHE Tes cerike caused a terrible! tt: &hida Making the railroads safe is K. Uchida’s big So the Japanese cabinet gating America’s rallwa: has gone back to Nipponize “Safety "We were told by the metal trades) First.” It's our biggest lesson to| if we help them obtain their) Japan, he saya. Now, that they will help fn the future. W uppowe they | Ware e Thvadtecad | | keep their word Mt thet tt we to Kill Husband ‘OLORADO SPRINGS lo., Feb. what then? It me @ection of wage earners get theirs, |! el out again Healer ar we r Many Seattle men wore Style- plus Suits last year—many more are going to wear Styleplus Suits thig year. Because Styleplus Suits are made and distributed upon the right economic lines. That Is Why Styleplus Clothes Are Better Values Present i Will spend our live Dwith the incre: we will It must be “man that the one hope to get any © Then I hear “the right way By concentrating on three or four lines—by selling these lines at known prices all over the country, certain economies in manufacture and distribution are possible. Collegians Choose Platform Teams Jebate, held at th These economies are yours when you buy Styleplus Clothes. Styleplus Clothes $25 to $40 STYLEPLUS RED LABEL, STPLEPLUS PURPLE LABE STYLEPLUS GOLD LABEL, STYLEPLUS BLUE LABEL, $ MEN'S CLOTHING UPPER MAIN FLOOR THE BON MARCHE We Like to Tell About the Styles, Too, So Many of | Them, at Least 35 Models \ to Choose From team t Tuexda r member of t debater MOTHER GIVES 4 SONS IN WAR AGAINST HUNS |} CHA Ma. U 4 Lots of straight-line styles—short-waist and tunic effects. Braiding and © i Styleptus tucking are featured a great deal—some styles are beaded and embroidered styleplus with heavy silk—and very smart tailored models favor military braid. SHOP. —The Dresses are made of Silk Crepe de Chine, Chiffon Taffeta, Georgette, Messaline and fine French Serge, and the sizes range from 16 to 44, Navy, Plum, Various Shades of Gray, Belgium and Copen Blue, Brown, Green, Rose-color, Taupe, Black and other Shades @o allow for | Bhove a bare ng | @utos with, blow in Bway, did 4 man's mania run | Way. 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