The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1920, Page 16

a THE SEATTLE STAR COUNCIL TO GET (SOLVING TI THE COAL PROBLEM] DAYLIGHT BILL “epee Would Advance Clocks Dur- ing Summer Fummer moni Mm the city ‘The fina WAS complet first Hour on the la each year Tr Jowal transact: BOILING PAINT STARTS BLAZE Solaslic Plant Completely Destroyed A humber of firemen ’ arrow \" BRING W Dowt Biilicw hen one of the walls caved LOWER AND during the heigth of the fire / ; Says Croker Is po Sound (ens, PALM BEACH, F -, my SEATINENTS mE a A Three-Day Sale of Suits =|¥ Valley ao at $32.50—at $42.50—at $52.50 “Are Out on Strike Not Every Size in Every Style, but a Goodly Assortment in the Lot fs “Little Dick” Says They Can’t Decide | He’s Not Guilty How It Happened Charged with concealing the com | N n Beth Boggens,| Chin ¢ aiity Henry Albers Is mi Denied New Trial ta the FRANCISCO, Monday night nm, WAS ye by Judge Bos SAN FRANCISCO. Why Take Jewels? : He Steals Shoes ; Unusual in value, unusual in style, unusual in workmanship and unusual in everything that a ure" thetr wage Gemands of 88 per woman expects in suits even at much higher prices. Tennant Forced Face Charges of The very newest features of the Spring styles—uneven jackets, novel collars to heme be in Yard Highway Robbery | these things are represented in the newest ways. ave. N, ne be and Oscar EB o dup 9 Ja | . My : Y, ; ; the naldup 38 Jap | Ina word—you cannot afford to miss this chance if you need a smart Spring suit. f highway robbery tn SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE : i te Pattie Otte Wil » his front veranda today. | Brinker’ by Prometuor Fred Cc. Brow day afternoon, iain State | rol NF MI SERVICES for Me nore on Way Yon Kong ° Way You Kong was fined $250 and Y*" “Sentenced to 30 days in the county *” Sail by Federal Judge Neterer Mon day afternoon for having oplum in is ponsession. MRS. EMMA ELLEN, 43, 2241 Ww Gist st. is suffering Tuesday from _to Build Stadium his own house, ps f quarantine sign | cy eman fi bd i Rca meat rc Hurry for Your Tickets I Gers eee, Noes,, Sh*| ton stadium campaign. w stata) dy ceptor ag 9 a FREE COURSES IN HOME ECONOMICS FREE SILK WEEK LECTURES You must hurry if you caré to be included in the THE BON MARCHE SS Free Course in Home Economics given by the Sperry ~~ ARGA IN BA SHEMENT A # Flour Company, under the direction of Miss Luella Coe N{ Se of the University of California. : ; ~ Ti Or for the Silk Week Lectures to be given by Miss jl Frances Grant Heverlo. Are You Willing? a iG Home Economic Courses start April 12; Silk Week The Bargain Basement sells to people who are willing to do with a minimum oA oof j Lectures start April 13. < T ickets, may be secured in the of store service in order to buy economically. And its remarkable growth shows bow if Personal Service Booth, Second Floor, that its savings are appreciated. i ij 266 Pairs of Women’ | me a ON airs of Women’s « (Se By ° 2 a } / olored Satin Pumps Ne EL at QIHRE ABLES Special $8.00 6 ot and Saucers Blouses That Are Worth a Great 6 Tea Plates, Special $1.95 Deal More Than $8.00 Six, fine, light weight —, Semi-porcelain Cups and Saucers and six Semi-porcelain Tea Plates—both Flesh and White Georgette and all the desired good imitation of Haviland & Co.’ s Ranson pattern. costume shades are represented in this showing of | Complete set for $1.95. We will be unable to take smart Blouses phone orders at this price. Braided, hand embroidered, with insets of real Tea Kettles lace, heavily frilled, edged with dainty lace—such Special $2 65 are the means that these excellent blouses take to at $1.79 For House or Party Wear If this isn’t a bargain there never was one! Handsome Satin Pumps in light blue or pink, have satin-covered half Louis heels and good leather soles. They’re in all sizes up to 7 and ih “B,” “C” and “D” widths. | SILK BLOUSES make themselves desirable. 7 Pure Aluminum Tea Kettles—No. : . and : : ’ | BLOUSE SECTION—SECOND FLOOR NY) 8 size, with curved spout and wood 4 of The blue Pumps have short vamps \ grip handle. We cannot take phone ace and pompons of chiffon and ribbon, | orders at this price. ad while the pink ones have a plain, me- HH é dium toe. Both styles are leather lined FOR WASH DRESS DAY IN THE SHO@PING BOOTHS — oe a | at the heel. pecial Yoc . Wednesday—Wash Pure Aluminum Straight Sauce Pans, 4-quart size—unusual value at Dresses $3 95 98c. No phone orders. . Wash Dresses—models you can wear for home, garden or outings. Made of good quality percale in checks, plain colors, and trimmed in a number of ways—all sizes in the lot. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE 50 Serge and Jersey Dresses $10.95 The Jerseys are in Navy, Copenhagen, Castor, Dark Brown, Gray and China Blue, while the Serges are in Navy only. Trimmings are of military braid, covered buttons or floss embroidery, Sizes range from 16 to 42. Girls’ Gingham Dresses $1.95 Four desirable styles in school or every-day Dresses of good quality ginghams, are shown in medium light and dark plaids with trimmings ery colored materials. They are belted and have pockets. Sizes 114-quart Rice Boilers $1.45 Pure Aluminum Rice Boilers in the Colonial style, with cover tha, will fit both inside and outside vessel. FOURTH FLOOR-THE BON MARCHE MUNEEeRdomeecmeere Ap RD RUage