The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1919, Page 14

STRIKE VOTEIS TO BE DECIDED HERE TONIGHT Te ‘ontinued From Page On Ti dous y in fave @ six-hour day employment for the Assurance is give coast movement will Operate with the national and ir national organizations Tacoma Men Here ‘Tacoma ipyard strike leaders attendance at this evening's of the al cou cil, The he Meta councils ities will t report of the the local nference in Wast to a head . it is ex the formation of a coa tion of metal workers ma Out until after April 1 w the right to participat Regotiations for a s« the place of the Macy » Joseph Reed, former miner for the federal shi labor adjustment board, | fn Seattle Tuesday, as Fepresentative Acting president Brotherhood of bs Foremen of thi fm the Labor temp! hoon, are endeavor! arrange for the mus decision to no its to the men tak the walkout here Officers Elected The following officers were ele at the Coast Metal Tr tion: 9 President spaces: vice pre: seer Barth. Tacoma; me: ‘Atwood, San Frar Dow, Olympia; H. W. P J. F. Wallace MacDonald, Abe rett; J, H. Pow Oakland, Cal, and J. Wallace Tele, Cal. PORTLAND, a had announced Pacific © eoastwise strike April 1 unless th government in the meantime grante the demands of the men, the official committee issued a statement fast night that the walkout had been | oy Put up to a referendum vote of the | was rem: —— Mweal councils. where § ‘The statement declared the metal time 1 “trades convention, which closed last dered the be . “indorsed the strike in the west district.” The convention unanimously went = record in favor of establishin jour day in order to make rae for those who are unem- |, the statement asserted | It was-announced by an official of ‘ that the strike referendum had bee taken Sunday Secretary Shaw contra statement today and said ficia’ review of all pro be tisued this afternoc C. 8. Grow, of Los J British ister Making Demands on Government * LONDON, tives of miners, ra workers—-n ® comm mands to made us Ment. end to decide whet : general strike shall t " The miners did not yield ar finch in last night's ¢ sion, replying George's offer 1 @ede to our demands t Strike.” The bill in mier to « Skilled Mechanics in Utah Plant Quit SALT per Co. went on # The number out considerable, ax no unsh struck. The company announced it would Close its Magna mill, at Bingha Thursday MINERS END STRIKE JEROME, Ariz, Ket “ing copper elared their mine owners. tive of Ch s, ¢ ‘eral of the emergency fleet cor poration, is in conference h with shipyard heads alee hoon ae THE “ WILSON IS NOW BACK AT WORK _IN WASHINGTON ’ This Placid-Faced Amazon Belongs to Finnish Guard at Home? Possibility Ah! French Dinners Not at All Remote in the U. S.|sswisoee its towerors and BY HELEN SPAULDING ~ METAL TRADES MAN KILLEDBY "INFORMATIONS END aaah VALLEY TRAIN FILED AGAINST was alnn “ Threatened to Kill tee Nichols, Js aman ae the Metal Trades council yesterday * complain TUKWILA SCHOOL IS t _SURNED; Save PIANO © Held Meeting in Jail TONIGHT CRYSTAL POOL 2nd and Lenora St. Mickey King Jimmy Darcy Butte Editor Is Found Guilty in Sedition Trial Georgie Adams Buddie Ridley And Three Other Crackerjnek t © SPEED TREATY. OF PEACE, IS BUREAU PLAN BY FRED 8. FERGUSON (United Press Correspondent) Give It Precedence Near Agreement day evening SEATTLE STAR KUSH NORTH AGAIN THE BON MARCHE The Day of the Home Dressmaker It’s quite the thing to make your own clothes at home this season—you've only to look at our Silk and Dress Goods Section, or pattern counter, to real- | ize how true this is. More women are interested | in fabrics and patterns today than in years and years. Home Dressmakers Like to Come to the Bon Marche | They find “Personal Service” ready to help them One-piece Dress with expert advice in regard to weaves, colors and , +y find large stocks of practical silks and goods. Last, but not least, they find Bon Marche prices much to their liking. Spring Suit with ] collarless coat or with vest and collar | with two-piece | gathered skirt 44-inch French Serge $2.50 Yard 56-inch Suiting Serge $3. 95 Yard © All-wool French Serge; an excellent quality for All-wool Serge in three shades of navy blue. Mediun Dresses, and in the assortment of colors are those suit- heavy weight material, just about the right weig _ a —— and afternoon wear, including the new for Spring suits, and being firmly twilled will wear well dlue shades 274 yards will make the Suit pictured... .$11. Lining, Vesting, Findings, about........ McCall Pattern, No. 8752 ......e00- vane 87, yards will make the Dress pictured...$ 9.69 Trimmings and Findings about ......... 1.50 Ladies’ Home Journal Pattern No, 1729.. $11.44 sie " je 2 | Tos : ~ 56-inch French Serge $3.50 Yard _ Poiret Twill and Gabardine at $4.75 French Serge—all wool and very fine quality for all Two splendid weaves for Spring suits: Gabardi dress purt ; it is unusually wide and cuts to good that is rather heavy, and Poiret twill, a lighter weigh® advantage. Navy, Navigator, Delft and Pekin blue and both 56 inches wide. Navy, delft and Pekin bl DK 47) wine color. and other wanted shades. | $14 yards will make the Dress pictured. .$10.94 2%, yards will make the Suit pictured... .$13.65) Trimmings and Findings about ......... 1.50 Linings, Vesting, Findings, about... ~ a | Ladies’ Home Journal Pattern, No. 1729. 25 McCall Pattern, No. 8752 ....6s00-- dake 25 $12.69 $21.1 UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Women’s Suits Reduced to $15.00 The Original Prices Were Three to Five Times That Price, but No Matter MOSTLY LARGE SIZES | It’s the final clearance of last season’s Suits—at a fraction of the original prices—only 33'S | all told—larger sizes predominating. If you think you would like one, and your size is here, | Early. Size 36—two Suits—one Navy Blue Velvet Suit, belted Two navy blue velvets with braid trimming. style. One midnight blue Velour Suit. One wool poplin in black, belted style. One navy blue gabardine—ripple effect. Size 38—three Suits—one navy blue velvet with braid Size 44—seven Suits—one Flemish blue velour—ripp trimming. effect. : One Navy Blue Velour Suit, tailored style. One Tailored Suit of mixed suiting. One Tailored Suit of a wool mixture. Two medium-brown Velour Suits. P Sect ‘ P| Ss _— of | Size 40—three Suits—one of navy blue serge, semi- ba Pd Horo Rid eee eee semi-talored. tailored. 35 ; “nae Ph : One black poplin—belted style. Size 46—eight Suits—two black broadcloth, beauti: A lined. One navy blue serge—tailored suit. One midnight blue broadcloth—fur collar. Size 42—seven Suits—one black poplin—belted style. Three Oxford-gray Tailored Suits. One Navy Blue Velour Suit—semi-tailored. One navy velour—semi-tailored. One Black Velvet Suit—fur trimmed. One Burgundy velour—ripple effect. Size 50—three Suits—One Black Suit of wool diagonal cloth, novelty style. Two Midnight Blue Broadcloth Suits—novelty styles. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE | Century Edition Charming Breakfast Sheet Music 5c Copy Sets at $2.25 Plisse Crepe A5c Yard Hundreds of pieces of Century See Them on Wash Dress Day It'll Save Hours of Ironing music—pieces that music teach- - New Plisse Crepe for underwear ers recommend and use. In this These are called Breakfast Sets, and nighties—it wears well and th | lot of sheet music at half price but are handy to wear any hour of best of it is—no ironing is required or! Ss the day when about your work. White, blue and pink, or white ground Piano Solos sag Straight skirt and clever middy of with dainty floral patterns—81 inches Excellent Violin Solos percale—in pink, blue and lavender wide. Piano Duets Lint ego Mea ects Beach Suiting 35c niin 4 1 Signo Music with scallops, rick-rac trimmed. Yard-wide Beact Giittaw ul jolin anc ano Music 4 House Dresses—practical styles, of ard- de each Suiting in Mandolin and Guitar Music percale; easy to launder, in’ waist- lengths to 8 yards. A good weigh Vocal Solos and Duets line or straight styles. Stripes, in mercerized finish—white, tan, Sacred Songs plaids and plain colors—$1.95. blue and green. MUSIC SHOP, LOWER MAIN FLOOR THIRD FLOOF THE BON MARCHE LOWER MAIN FLOOR THE BON MARCHE BarGain BASEMENT 200 of the Newest Spring Hats Reach the Basement Styles, trimmings and colors are smart and very attractive and the prices are equally attractive Trimmed Hats Trimmed Hats Trimmed Hats —$3.95— —$4.95— —$5:95— A variety of Turbans | Lots of styles at this price Turbans—clever — styles and mall, close - fitting traw and crepe combina- | with brims that turn up on shapes —of all-straw or | tions—and all-straw shapes | the side or front—poke and of straw with f: of various kinds, including | broad brimmed shapes—all- phew with FACIN8S, | the popular pineapple and) straw or combined with crowns or flanges of crepe chrysanthemum straws Georgette silk or ribbon; in a harmonizing color | many very smart styles in| with simple effective trim- trimmed with ribbon and | colors and a good showing of | ming slack and a good line flowers. black. of colors.