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The Bon Marche's

Review of SpringMillinery Fashions

Special Displays of Tailored HatsSHOW ING I VI ! MODELS I ROM HICK-

SON. RAWAk, MiNDHI. JOSEPH, (.AGH,JVNH MARSH \NI) BURGISSHR.

Proving that the Tailored Hat can be in>t a> jaunts and coquettish as youplease.

For the Tailored Hat of today i» far removed from it* «evere >ister <>f 1»\ gonedays. The quieter t»>n -ire preferable in Tailored Hat*, Mich as silver gray. Russiangreen, black, gold and blue; also cherry red is (|iiite popular. Ml sizes and shapesin Italian Milans. caterpillar braids, liseres, Milan hemp and Milan*. Here are briefdescriptions of the models pictured here

An effective elongated Hat, on the left.. in \u25a0 Ida. k Milan, with < 'liedbrim, upper part and band covered with black Mlk and an immense padded quill oneither side?by Jane Marsh $25 (X)

A very striking Turban, in the > enter. An impressive looking Hat, at t ehas the high flaring brim, inside and wide of black liscre, has ju*t a suspicion of aouter flange of rich satin with a very large brim \sitli extra large four-cornered ci>«wij

two-tone wing, black and rouge red, and a wisp <>f burnt gm.se on <-nh p«>mtperched on the back $27 50. |.y Joseph- the price is $25 00.

SECOND KI.OOR?THE HON MARCHK

New Suits Special at $23.95 ANew Silk Dresses Special $11.95Repeating the two splendid opening specials tor the ln<tday of the Fashion Review. MB

Here's value, indeed, in new Spring Suits, f r they are only I$23 f>s, and strictly new. Pleasing models it street or sp'.rt y ff f / \L\l.wear, in the correct lengtl twill, mat / Jv\?erge, poplin, gttnnybarl, burella, tweeds u 1 \ « Asthe lot; some --ingle belts, others with doable belts, all withnovel collars, and trimmed with Q C J 7 ytrfrbuttons, braid or stitching J /[\ J X .-rfCi

A tempting special in Silk Dresses i r the third <l.i> th> // \ |Fashi'Hi Review . Dresses that are modeled according / /

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ion's soft taiietas and satins, in lovely Spring col.-r- w I HHktags; many combined with Georgette silks in the same -ha<ic> jT /contrasting color* straight I:n*- m«deK loosely !.r!t<«l ..r \%ai-t II \u25a0 j jline Dresses; anyone All QC // /\u25a0 / Ill^EIa bargain at $ 1 X ? I/O ft f //1

SECOND FIXXJR?THK HON MAftCHK (11

NEXT week. March 19, 20 anJ 21, the Ron MarcheFashion Promenade ?showing the new Paul Poiret

models. Ur"

A Sale of Silk UnderwearAn added attraction for the last day of the Review of Spring Fashions.

Dainty Silk "Undies," made of fine crepe de chine, carefully tailored and prettilytrimmed, and oh, such low prices as we've marked on the price ta>;s for Wednesday.

felVv Crepe de Chine Gowns Envelope Chemise$2.95 $1.95

I>ainty styles with deep yokes of Prettily made of waf\x '

, ir ?. satin. In Empire !»\u25a0. a-» >.? wide

I *1 ±rrcam lar« or banns of fin** organdy,

I < \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 rililxm tui'i l>ii.-lii.!.|nadd dsintv111 4 *!v> """Pl * ,f,llor"' 1 mod''*. n»a<l" of torn-he* of trimming; white and shellIiI I "l P'nk or white crepe de chine. pink

\]L r / Crepe de Chine Petticoats $3.95Vwl I \' \ Exquisite garment*, made of soft silk crepe dc chine in flesh

<\u25a01,1 \ <"°l°r ; they are fitted around the hips and have deep flounces, trim-f.\u25a0 \ i med with bands of wide la< e and lace edge.

\u25a0I f j Envelope Chemise $3.95 Silk Bloomers at $3.50ChmiM that are un.nu- crep« chin* Bloomers in sheiiI / ally well made of exceptional quality

mr)ll rrepe ,Je r >"" K - wHI D,ado and r,lt

beautifully trimmed wiMi lure ln.i"r- finished with neat hemstitched ruff]©

) tlon, lace edge and rihlion. trimmed with ribbon rosebuds.THIRD FLOOR?THE BON JfARCHE

Twelve Hii*h-Grade Hair SwitchesHave Been Reduced to Half Price

Interesting news indeed, with the newer and coiffures calling fur more andstill more hair.925.00 Three-Stem Switches. made of fine quality 2 $10.00 Transformations mndn of first quality

hair, 2fi Inohe* lout-, one of each- liKbt, hair In llßht shade* only; reduced to A.VOO.medium end red brown 1 $10.00 Transformation made of first quality gray

1 *25.00 Three Btem Switch of dark brown; first. mix d hiilr. special at $5.00.quality hair. ::0 Inches long; ft|g.so. 1 $7.00 Transformation made of first quality gray

1 $15.00 Coronet Braid, 22 Inches loriK, made of mixed hair; H|ieclal fit K.'t..°iO.first quality dark brown hair; priced $7,50. | Tillitl) FI.OOR TilK HON MAKCHS

Tub Fabrics for the Coming SeasonNew and pretty?practical, too, and pointing the way to sensible economics in

Spring Dresses for the woman who is clever enough to do her own sewing.SPORT SUITING 2.5 c YARD SILVERBLOOM 75c YARD

Bport Suiting In i mart dashing patterns, block eilvcrbloom, the newest fabric for si>ort andAffects, wide, duster and floral stripes. In the new- «'»?.* **ar

;combination patterns,

est bright sport colors; 24 Inches wide.aIHO plaln t0 n,alch; 34 lnch "H w "1 "-

rnTTONi itiiAk"! fnni iz,* NEW VOILES 2.5c, .Vsc anil 4^cCX)I I (JIN KHAKI-KOOL Fashion Voile, Perfection Chiffon and MystleCotton Khaki kool, the new s|>ort cloth, medium Voiles In floral patterns, Oriental designs, lace and

weight material; bold «i>ort stripes and largo dot satin stripes and pretty Dolly Vardcu tffects;designs, in all the new colors; 36-Inch. Inches wide.

LOWER MAIN Fl/)OK THE BON MARCIIE

The Bon March E

THE SEATTLE STAR

Cattle Herder or Singer? LeadingLady in "Katinka" Is a Bit Perplexed

Margaret Owen. «\u25a0 She Appears m the Street Scene of Stambout, in"Katinka," at the Moore Theatre.

Margaret Owen, who l« ' KntinkaIn*" Iter way Into the heart* of Sonit I*< theairegoer* thl* wee'* at theMoore, I* In a peck of trouble.

Mlii Uwrn'* <!il" innia constat*of having three careers to rhooaofrom, and no one to hel her makea aelectlon.

Minn Owen I» 13. and »he own*

a cattle ranch near ColoradoSpring*

Than there In the remaining t*oyririof a college course to be com-pitted at Northwentern titilversltf.

SHORT NEWSAT BROOKLYN sn American

flag «ii stolen from a church, and.If the man la a pro German sy m

: path Iter. the pastor would Ilk" to

accelerate hi* Journey to Jail.THE CANNERY tender «'h*r

lotte H. hullt a! the John Wilsonlloat * Ship Co. for iJbh). Mr-

-1 Nelll A l.lbby. was launched Tues-I day morning

AT A I! <-[lng "t Ibe Methf"!i«tKpltnipal imiton held at tlx- K"ir»tM. K. church Monday afternoon aplan wua Indorsed to llquldato thllebta of all Method tat churches In

: the city by raising a fund of 1125.-000

FIVE STUDENTS of Hie department of Journalism at the t*. of \V

i were Initiated Into Sigma l>e|ia

Chi. Journalistic fraternity Tues-ilay.

FORMER STUDENTS and memlii-ni of the faculty of the state uni-versity arted na pallbearer* Mon-

day afternoon at tho funeral of Or-' ion Hennett Johnaon. professoremrrltua of tooiogy, who died KYl-

dar mornlnitTHE TRIAL of the three Chi-

nese arre*!»d In the sheriffs officelast Tueaday. all heavily armedand aua|ierte<| of keeping undersurveillance |,oiilc Jamea, ha* l>eenpostponed until neit Monday In thejustice court, due to the alwenreof JudKe (jordon. who la slightly 111

I A MARRIAGE license was i»*uedMonday to l'*hltaro I'mekuto, 28.and Mis* Mary Taylor. 31. both of

I San Kranrlsco, which waa the flratlicense laoied In many montha to

' n white woman and a JapaneseCAPT KOHLMISTER. of the

*< hooner Harold lllekuo, who ar-rived at Seward. Alaska, Mondayafter a atormy trip from Seattlecondemn* the aendlng of sailingvessels to Alaska In winter.

?\u25a0COLOR: ITS RlUtlM to VIverilslng." will be the subject of

an address b> ("harle* W. Duncan,

of Water &\u25a0 Klelser's, at a Journal-Ism assembly at the I' of W. Wed-nesday afternoon, March It

SLIPPERY PAVEMENTS, r.suiting from Monday's rain, were

\ responsible for a number of autoaccidents ye*terd*y.

AMONG THE more serious ar; fldetita were: Joseph White, f>o.Klghth ave S. and Spokane at, suf

1 ferlng with concussion of thej brain resulting from being knocked

| down at Klrst ave and Yealer way

I Monday morning by a car drivenby Wm C. Frankllng, 4411 40thave. H. W.

MRS. HELEN SHAFER, 115

IFifth aie, struck by a ear at North4.!rd St. and Oreen way andsuffered cut# anil bruises about the

jhead.MRS. D. L. HINKLE, 21T. Ron-

tiiiH at., rut and bruised about headwhen struck by the ('. It, Hlethencar, driven by Raymond Mahoney,

who fainted at the wheel and the1 ar ran amuck at Second ave. andVirginia at., Monday morning.

I)cnicd Osculation,Ile Bites the C »ir 1

I.KWISTON, Maine, March 13.?Hanson J. Mountford, 2.1, wasfound guilty In the municipal rotirtthe other day of biting the leftcheck of Reatrico Morris.

Miss Morris alleged that Mountford stood on her feet, grabbed herarms, and, being refused a kiss, bither cheek.

Recorder Itusaell, who heard thecase, fined Mountford $10 andcosts.

at Evannton, 111 . that keeps be< koiling to her.

It W'U» nt Notthweatern tha' aliedecided to go on Ihe Mage. Trtilvaa abe polnt'd out. alie had beeutold when aim »u> i ainall girl, byMme Schumann llelnk that hervoice would carry her far. Hut thefam< uh contralto n<lvi*ed her to 1follow light opera until ahn wanlit, and thru to come and alng forher again, and then, tmaalbly, hervoice and her alte might havegrown to grand opera alte

FLICKERS: : : AND : : :

FLASHESAT Till: (ill.l. TRIAL

Fbrmer Sheriff Hodge I' iteredfor a few moments In the clerk'soffice hclorp court nni*(*n«l, coin

plsontty puffing nt a Patltnallodge worn hi* customary dlr.ln-

tere*ted air."Well," he remarked to a Star

reporter, ' it'* bwn pretty dull nofar hasn't It? Hut I look (or th"thin* to si>eed up some from now !on.'"

Attorney Water representing twoof the accused detective*, ha* redbnlr and a sonorous ba*a voice, liewears 110*0 glasses,

Henry 8 Volkmar, fope»enn of

the grand jury which Indicted (Jill

and the other defendanta. crowdedthru the door Into the courtroomJust as Jimmy t'rehan, the mayor's jsecretary, waa leaving, after havInK chauffeured tho mayor to the 'feii'-ral building

Jimmy Is a loyal and hoi headedIrishman and since (3111's Indict-ment. doe* not conceal hU dislikefor Volkmar.

Volktuar paused at the door toaddress n remark to a mutual aequalnlance, t'rehan observed It,and taking hla leave 3 momentlater asked th« friend

"Well what did Volkmar have to !say for himself?"

The friend, an attorney, winkedhis off eye at the press table along-ride.

"He said." replied the lawyer,mimicking Volkmar's suppose.laccent ' Sure, and I hope they'llconvict I very wan of thlm dltrlls.""

Which was scarcely Just to Volkmar who had aald nothing of thesort.

Hut which threw Jimmy Into atowering rage. Especially thebrogue.

Kxvludge Fred Hio«n. of "laryhusband" law fame joined the gal-lery of lawyer-lookers-on today.

"It's the biggest show the townever saw.'' said Knd, of the trial.

The l?nlted I'resa, AssorlatedI'ress an<l International News Ser-vlco all have M'presiiitallves Inthe courtroom. FYon 500 to 1,600«< riis dally on the trial are spreadbroadcast ovit the nation by thesepro** association* to hundreds ofnew spaper*.

Outside newspapers are payinglittle attention to the I. W. W. trial,as compared to their Interest Inthe Hill trial.

"The Town In Hevlew" ha* beensuggested by a trial fan aa thereally fit title for tho conspiracytrial.

Co-Kds I ,ive on( cuts a Day in Wis.

MADISON, wis., March 1.1 Thecoicl* of the University of Wis-consin, in ii lest of household econ-oniy. proved they can lm happy and jpossibly not fat, but cirtalnly wellfed, on a ration coating about :t5cents a day.

They find, according to a uni-versity bulletin, Hint they can liveon 1:1.75 a weok, of which $1.10 Is irental.

TIMBER RUSHED EASTTO PLANE FACTORIES

Tufts College C'oat liMay Quit This Year POUTI.AND, March 13 Ship-

niPnH of Oregon apt urn wnrn givenprecedence over other eiiHthoundfreight here, filllowing the rrquratthat nil available ntiatitltlea bortiKhed to tho CurtlKK aeroplane;factory at Albany, N. V.. »h rapidlyait putmlblu. J(

T)r. K. VVhplftn, conrli of tlinTuftM football team, the nenßatlouof tho Kant tliitt year, nuiy retirefrom athletics jit tho enil of tho11)17 HuaHoiu

FREDERICK&NELSONSpecial Prices on Sewing

and Other NotionsC'l ASH'S Coventry Trimmings for wash drc c»

and shirtwaists, 'j-itich wide, special 15c yard;

Jh inch wide, 7c yard.

Ocean Pearl Buttons, »pe-! M||M rial 7c < ard

J y J#!! Detachable Dress Shields[j with rut sleeves, --peri.il 25f.f The Superior Skirt Marker,i

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j-M'fi-'i isr.;/ «7 |M Hump Hairpins, a sorted

tj / j i L, ? i/rs, «?).! rial fie package.

ibfcDL Combination Darners, withI j stocking! and

J \ yRj gl'>v< s. spe.ial 7^.

I PA Velvet ( i rip He Support-" ers with rubber button cl

sew-on style, 12 inches "Smart Set" Enameledlung, spr. lal 1 .

, ~ .. . ? white, blue and lavender,"Household Favorite .

Nickel-plated Steel Safety ' 2 '?

I'ins, assorted sizes, spc Kumpackt Dress Formsu.i lor. with nickel-plated collaps-

Sclf - adjusting "Cap- \ ' 1,, c vkirt . special 93.25.nets" of real hair, special |

... . , ~,

Emily Ann InvisibleHair Net', large -i/e, spe-

,P ) «7. IV' Su "

eial B*.ver-plated 1 htmbles, spe-i ial Oe. Gold - finished Collar

Fine quality < clluloid Buttons, set of four, spe-llairpm . shell or amber < ial (Jf.

finish, special 10* box. Wilson Dress Fasten-"Adheso" Millinery crs, 4 on card, special

<«lue. spt i.il 18c. '»TtC."Maid of America" Wool Skirt Braid, black

Lingerie Braid with bod- on , spcfial 5 ds forkin, * \ ckigrf r 10< .

3 jg.{ Machine Oil,Putnam Dry-Cleaner, a Bpec ia i, 2 bottles for

s ip (\u25a0 r charting wearing |Jj<*apparel, silk, woolens and .. .

. . ,II. , Wire Hairpins, specialruanv other article si,c- . . '

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3 packages for s#.Ciai I ire. ?I ir.i floor

New CottonsFor the Sports

Suit or Skirt

N OVKI, Persian printingsin the form of large

spot* an<! ' tripes arc featuredon ground* of Wliite <iaber-dine, 36 inches wide, 75cyard.

Gaberdines with v .ven

stripes of black on whiteground*, rluster stripes anddiagonal effects, 3ft to 42inches wide, 85c and SI .00

j yard.

Wide-wale Piques l>r- ad'ystriped with black and blueon white grounds, 36 incheswide, $1 00 yard.

Imported Japanese Crepes. patterned with bold stripes

of blue, ro'-e, or apricot onnatural - color grounds, 30inches wide, 35c yard.

Plain-color Japanese Crepesfor combining with thestripe effects in "-mart sportssuits, in new gold, pink, blue,green and lavender. 30 incheswide, 30c yard.

Striking Floral-PrintedSateens

are new arrivals for petti-coats, coat linings ami kimo-nos, in predominating shadesof blue, rose, tan and helio-trope, 27 inches wide, 35c>' ar d- Flr»t Kloor

BasementSalesroom

Self-FillingFountain Pen

$1.00With Gold Pen-Point

IWrites smoothly

and reliably. (iold

pen; handsomelyfinished hard rob-ber barrel and cap.

Improved self-filling featuremakes renewal ofink supply the eas-iest possible mat-ter. A Rood I'cnfor business man.

business woman. homecorrespondent and student,and an excellent value at

ft .00.Salesroom.

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Miller Corset75c

THF. excellent - fittingCorset shown in tlic

vkctcli is designed espe-cially for the medium fig-ure. It is made of strongcoutil, with moderatelyhih l>ii>.t and long skirt,and is furnished withgraduated front stay andtwo sets of rubber-cappedhose supporters. Price75c. ? tUmetnftht Huknrootn

Thin China

Coffee Sets$1.95

Unusually good val-ues offered in these

Coffee Sots of thin Japan-ese ( hina, some of whichmay be used for chocolate,also. There are severalpood patterns, and eachSet i< made up of Coffeel'ot, Sttpar and Creamerwith six cups and saucers.l'ricc $1.95.

Hiivrmmt Stlviroom.

New Cotton LacesSpecial 10c and 15c Yard

A SPE< I \l. pnrchwf of Matched Fdges andBands f r trimfning lingerie and children's wear

and for fancy-work uses, includingValenciennes, Torchon, Filet and Cluny Patterns

in white and ecru. Widths from to 8 inches. Special10c and 15r yard.

Hm Floor

FumedOak Rocker

$15.00 AAS pictured, well- \| I ! /

built Fumed Oak 1 ?

i BHocker of comfortable ]\u25a0 Ude-ign, with automobile p? m wt

spring scat and high I"~jji -j jlfback covered with Span- I I Itish leather. Price $15. i P \.J

Dull Golden! ; rrnrirrr 1 Oak Rocker

i ; $8.75j \u25a0 AAK ROCKKR of

If! j 1 J | f pleasing and com-

[ ]» '111' I fortable pattern, as pic-

jUjVj vli tured, in dull golden?F finish, with higli slat

Y" back and leSther-cov-

Cr,C ' s l>r' n S l'rice

CI-

FumedOak Rocker j ,

$11.00 ,

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COMFORTARU'., rf |j j fjf >

Slat-back Rock- lit j*'"\u25a0 **jl"l !er in the attractive M jjjpattern pictured, well- C ........ , /"»

constructed in fumed . L ? '* Mr'/oak. Has deep spring ji ~nttr u \

scat covered with ft 1 u

brown leather, l'rice c" n ?_

f \^y$11.00. '

FumedJ Oak Rocker"j.| : $10.00is,.' W ELI-

" BUII- T_ v t; > . . » J j * V Rocker of quar-

V r~

«.\u25a0»\u25a0: ,-j tcred oak in fumed fin-

\\«/ y ish. with high slat backand leather-covered springseat. Price $10.00.