The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1919, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR U. S. CONGRESSMEN INVESTIGATE SUB BASE AT PORT ANGELES, FLEET TONEED BRITISHLABOR URGES GERMANS 0 ee CHASE BANDITS KOREANS AGAIN NEW FACILITIES IN CONVENTION TOWARD REVOLT 2 ACROSS BORDER STAGING RI Rapid Expansion for Pacific 9.000,000 Workers to Ex- Radical Committee Appeals U. S. Cavalrymen Kill Five Seoul Citizens Cxcited; Hey Armada Planned press on Peace Policy for Stroke Against Military Raiders; Retake Stoct Wilson Is Coming BREMERTON, April 2.—-Congre LONDON, Al a pg? ent for a new naval base at Port Ar — a j for ing geles, the seven members of t a t ns inte It house naval affair ration | commission recomm: pa « forbidding 1 operating See is not hin 1 railway amg s of there 6 ntruck i and po : ; which Workers Give $9,7 to Help Soldie i I the businesslike appearanc Bremerton yard. We ha voting me somebody not enough The party was yard by three rines. After { Angeles site, and th » 1 gressmen will go Bust via Victoria pro and the Canadian Pacifi trict ie lees threatening. The ftuation In Stuttgart ts #t rit 1, however 2 Aliens Barred A From Citizenship ™: TAKES CANNERY SUPPLIES ‘The Alaska Steamship company's the steamers, Alameda and Santa Ana, the member left Seattle Thursday for the north government with 375 passengers and large car gates were expected te goes of cannery supplies. countries’ 5 the house. She fears he wi wn © conference with re | question THE BON MARCHE Silk \ \ la ak THE BON MARCHE “Silk Week” Brings Many Special Items in the Less Expensive Silks Sometimes you require inexpensive silks-or silk and cotton mixtures for a blouse or dancing frock, and want pretty fabrics, at a low price. Friday. in Silk Week brings some very interesting values in weaves of this kind. 24-inch Silk Warp Serviceable 32 and 36 Inch 36-inch Fancy ' NOTES OF “SILK WEEK” ° . = Free Moving Pictures of “Jay the Poplins 35c Yd. Silk and Silk Mixtures Dress Silks $1.50 Yd. ge athe Life of the Sik Worm” aif © a edy by Mr. and Mrs. Drew, are attracting a great deal | Fancy Printed Silk Warp Poplins—as durable as Pretty, every piece of them, are these Silks at $1.50. of attention during “Silk Week.” Come and see them— [Saat Seahes wide in checks and stipe at $1.10 a Yard Se ee atemen Seas cian | Omer te Miwe ad sty! A y ain aids, s stripes | i ei -__ a a Page edge Boel geen sa bos — a cle saa » : in messalines, taffetas and Louisines. ELPFUL talks on silks will be given in the Hall of } ilk Week” values in silk and silk mixtures—that Silks from 1:30 to 4:30 every afternoon this week, fiss Grace Denny of the University of Washington, Yard Wide Silk Mixed “ao yo can thm st «we io a than inde 36-inch Black Silks Frances Heverlo of The Bon Marche “Personal _Georgettes 50c Yd. “i eek ele at $1.65 a Yard “SILK GLOVES S5c PAIR For Friday in Silk Week : , Satin striped poplins, printed pongee, Heavy, all-silk Black Peau de Cygne and soft, lus- * gee Pe Dainty silk and cotton mixed Georgettes—50 plain colored pongee and corded novel- trous Messaline Satin at $1.65 a yard—very excel- | _ Women’s Gloves of one star pure silk—with doable Pieces in the lot, and very popular for summer eng ¥ eclors. lent for all dress purposes, and ever so good look- finger tips, silk week value at 85¢. You can get them — Come and see what pretty street colors 7 ing. If you have decided on black—this will be a | in black, white, gray, brown, pongee, mastic or N&V¥s and evening shades we have. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE PON MARCHE good investment. |_all_ sizes. _UPPER MAIN FLOOR Men’s Balbriggan Of Course, You'll Buy Cottons Underwear 50c Garment Now That Prices Are Lower THE BON MARCHE GAIN BASEMENT | Men, it’s time to be putting on your spring-weight Floral Lawns 10c Long Cloth $2.50 Bolt G d f underwear—and here are the garments you'll need—Bal- Sheer Floral Lawn for summer Soft-finish Long Cloth for under N briggan, if you please—Shirts with long sleeves; Drawers frocks and children’s wear—25 ins. wear—300 bolts, 10 yards to the-bolt 40 on z IVews : ror Mothers ankle length, with double seats. wide, in neat patterns—pink, blue or —_ and 36 inches wide. tan. . - ; Men’s Athletic Union Suits at 85¢ White Voile 25c Blue Bird Crepe 40c Bar alins In Child P Dr Men’s check and striped Nainsook Athletic Union Suits, Specia! value in Sheer White Voile _ Remnant lengths—up to 7 yards, g ren Ss esses sleeveless styles, knee length—styles that fit perfectly— at 25e a yard; 38 inches wide, and in Blue Bird Crepe—lovely for night priced at 85c a garment. nice to work with. gowns and pajamas—30 inches wide. MEN'S SHOP, LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE aot Odds and Ends of Silk Negligees at One-Fourth Less THE “SILK WEEK” MESSAGE FOR FRIDAY Our selling of Silk Negligees has been so successful that we are left with odds and ends—only 15 in the lot, which we are re- ducing one-fourth. Made of crepe de chine—in many attractive Li | styles. How prettily they are adorned — with two-tone ribbons, fr | 1 {I \ lace, silk tassels, and a few are hand embroidered and beaded. >| \ la \ > Creepers and Rompers Bright, becoming, practical gar- ments. Typical examples of the econ- omy possible by buying Children’s Clothes in the Bargain Basement. Chambray Dresses $2.49 Three styles, as illustrated—of closely woven firm body chambray —in blue, green, rose, pink and brown. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Here’s the way they’re priced: Dressy Shoe Styles . for the Kiddies 3 Negligees at $6.75 3 Negligees at $13.10 | Gingham Dresses $1.79 _The kind of shoes all the kid- . 2 Negligees at $7.30 1 Negligee at $14.60 ( c | fe opal wait Or walk cate new appearance so tings Patent 1 Negligee at $8.20 2 Negligees at $16.10 , | ringham sinned with patorss | riansngetgeginn ices 1 Negligee at $9.40 1 Negligee at $18.75 =e GG}, Rp in bright colors. Colors—Brown, Sizes 81% to IL at $3.50 Negligee at $11.25 THIRD FLOOR—THE RON MARCHE bith WE Blue, Rose, Pink and Green. Sizes Sizes 11% to 2 at $1.00 x 6 to 12 years. A “Silk Week” Offer st to Stouts ee ae mrt ik Week” Offer of Interest to Stouts Delicious for the Lenten Table Rompers $2.95 Extra Size Silk Blouses $7.95 | Frozen White Fish y >, ‘ y hae} : sp: : gp ate Rompers in dainty : The beauty of Spring is exemplified in these Blouses | 50c Each - he and blue shades; ages 2 to 6 ee ee of Georgette and crepe de chine—each model with | EACH FISH WEIGHS ABOUT years. Play Oxfoi ’ graceful, slender appearing lines. The designers of 214 LBS.—DI D Just the Oxfords for play time. these Blouses make a study of styles and lines most | — Frozen White Fish—direct from Creepers $1.95 Of elk hide, as pictured—with suited to women over the average size—so that these | the Lakes of Alberta—caught in Cotton Pongees in pink and blue— Seer leather soles, on footform models are sure to be right. = yr a a a . . ast, ‘ : Py : t¢. | é Poze ep spot. illustrated. : Sizes 5 to 8 at $2.15 Beading, embroidering and tiny tucks beautify | find thane delightful addition to Sizes 814 to 11 at $2.45 these Waists, which come in white, flesh, | your Lenten menu Sizes 11! to 2 at $2.45 mais, gray, tan, navy or black—sizes 46 to 56, | ° DEL Toa casi . : OURTH FLOOR SHOR SHOP—SBCOND FLOOR IND FLOOR—THE BOD HES <u 2 vaste :