The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1920, Page 16

EY BILL TO MAYOR LAUDS GOTO COUNCIL POLICE HEROES ft Completed by Corpo- Work in Lincoln Hotel Res- ration Counsel cues Commended Booze .»y Cider Is Too Hard, resew Owner Is Arrested Stringent = regulatio governing In re t the w ‘Pmbodied in the Pinal drat of un y | raene for t ntiring work, Mayo pleted by ‘ ndatior h 1 Paddy Arrested When iY Sleuths Find Whisky Paddy McDonald w 1k POY WITH KEY Se For some unexp! 1 Richardson, 2 pit 19, started @n apartment hx Thursday morn Their skeleton k into a keyho Startled woman sitting up © Ris mistake, but telephoned the Motoreycle Patrolman J arrived with a of hand which he faste over the of the aforemen 4 pair t latest approved police manne re Is Miss C. Nesselhouse? ) Miss Clara Nesselhouse, stenogra | a in circulation department Star, may have lost her lif Lincoln hotel fire, it was feared with the and William H. John dealers will at the Engi Nessethouse moved her | from 24 W. Howe st. Tue Whether she moved to university campus torn welcome Even His Divorce Papers Stolen! or not, is unknown. Rot been seen by office ass Felatives or friends since 5 Vincent « home at once, did not reach | day night Mrs. Nesselhouse was told | Pete Castro, ce phone that her | driver 06 Maynard «st. T Lip! joma from a Tace and his divorce papers the second automobile is | college Men—You Can SAVE Here Just keep your eye on the Bargain Basement ads from : to day—you'll find corking good bargains every once 'linawhile. Better still, drop in and see what we have—for example, Canvas Gloves with knitted wrists at 20c a pair. And just look at the rip-snorting bargains in shoes we're offering for tomorrow! ! Get In on This, Men!! It’s Simply Too Good to Miss! ! 1 Men’s Shoes and Oxfords Going at $5.00 a Pair Mr. Man, if you've been thinking about a new pair of shoes, and have shopped around at all, you know that shoe leather is mighty dear. So don't miss this chance to get two pairs of shoes for the price of one! They’re samples, as near perfect in workmanship and materials as it’s possible to be—and there are but few duplicate styles in the lot. You'll find Blucher-cut, English and other standard lasts in Gunmetal Calf, Vici Kid, Russia Calf, Tan Calf and other desirable leathers. They come in black and light or dark tan, in button and lace styles, and they’re all made on the Goodyear welt system. Sizes range from 514 to 8. Come—looking for quqlity—you'll find it! Cotton Vests (Seconds) 29c $15.00 There are Covert cloth and nov- elty coatings, with collars and pocket trimmings of imitation leather, also Scotch tweeds and novelty coatings with trimmings of self materials. All are full belted, have pockets, and are unlined. Sizes up to 42 in- cluded. Swiss and fine-ribbed Cotton Vests for women come in pink or white, have crocheted tops, are low neck and sleeveless. Regular and extra sizes. All are “seconds.” Fiber Silk Hose 79c These are “seconds.” Have seam- less feet, elastic lisle tops and come in Cordovan, Lavender and Gray. Sizes 81% to 10. Free Patterns Friday 9:30 to 10:30 A. M. McCall and Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns of Women’s, Misses and Children’s , Aprons, Coats, Skirts, Waists, Blouses and Smocks— few padgerns for Boys’ wear. * soft | run <= BLACKIE” NOT | MAN SOUGHT crime, The real to be held on the April 18. Vis _A Jobber’s Samples—261 Pairs of | | THE Nooze Youngster Hidden in Grass . | SAN JOSE, five-year-old sirplane here type of fa on the ¢ The | was playing The aviation f SEATTLE STAR town and kille slifornia records a boy « aviation Dene Alten toot 93 ORIENTALS — *!°*2Sfcuce Detense YOUTH KILLED ARE ARRESTED »::::: “BY LIVE WIRE “ Gambling Raid Is Made in (2) ee ey re Kar . Grasps Charged Coil Fallen Is Run Down Kee | Hotel Restaurant errata lil atm rth? : Across Street apr s-wren Carries a Pistol; | 7 Stace | me we ; aa anemia Cop Arrests Him '« : he habe , f et for ¥ wv lof O'Grady dincovered t Wear tay Greek Consul Here Lauds Venizelos Beggar Departs eek pager With Doctor’s Hat ‘ : Coal Interests to ; Carries Too Many Hold Conference Sheets Says Cop enough for zelos, the present the man lar I M | The Bon Marché | Woolen Sweaters Marked at a Special Price, $7.95 WEATERS are to be worn more FULL Tuxedos are shown, this season than too. ever before, and There are this special price sweaters with or brings you a smart sweater at a very tempting cost. Sweaters that are suitable for all oo- without pockets, with or without sashes, light or heavy weights. The color range casions. There are is delightful— ripple slip-ons that Rose, Copen , a! i . , x f Hy 3 have straight or hagen, American bell sleeves. Beauty Coral There are coat Pekin, Turquoise sweaters in semi- and Camel. Tuxedo effects that ns SWEATER SECTION are so becoming. SECOND FLOOR A Disposal of Girls’ Odd Garments at Reduced Prices Some Are Slightly Soiled From Display and Handling In this collection of girls’ wearables you will find sizes from 6 to 14 years— but not all’ sizes in any one line. Here Irregulars of Better Grade Silk Stockings at Remarkable Savings—in the Booths Women’s Silk Hose Priced at $1.35 A good chance to get a Spring’s supply of Silk Stockings at a most | Register at | Once for Home | Economics | Course The free course in Home Economics starts | April 12, under the di- reasonable price — that’s because | rection of Miss Luella is a list of what we have: they are irregulars, but most defects |Coe, for the Sperry Girls’ White Dresses, reduced to are hardly noticeable. Seamless and | Flour Company, given . $8.95 and $10.00. 16 Girls’ Plaid and Plain Colored Ging- ham Dresses, selling at $3.50 to: $4.95, —2 Dotted Swiss Dresses, good values on the Fourth Floor. Admission is by tick- obtain- semi-fashioned, with double heels toes ¢ soles, wi » > | es and soles, with double hemmec lets, which are tops of lisle. Plain and a few |able in the Personal at $2.95 and $ + clocked effects in black, white and Service Booth, Second 2 Linen Dresses, specially reduced to brown. | Floor. $7.50. | —6 Girls’ Peter Pan Cloth Dresses, soiled, reduced to $4.95 and Semi-Fashioned | Silk Week | 3150. Silk Stockings $1.65 actives | spans Ls ree for summer wear, at Many foresighted women will buy © DAUGHTE half a dozen pairs of Silk Stockings Silk Week starts April eames se P os be 13—Miss Frances Grant Fleming E reserver here Friday—for it’s not every day ; Sg one can make such savings as these. | Heverlo will give a se- Now, while egg prices are low, it’s a ne ¢ 1 | ries of lectures on “Silk good time to preserve eggs. You can pre- Semi-fashioned Black Silk Hose with reinforced heels, toes and soles, SHOP—SECOND FLOOR | Clothes in the Making,” serve 50 dozen eggs with 75c worth of | during the week. Fleming Egg Preserver. Get it in the | Admission is by tick- Drug Section—Upper Main Floor, w slastie ri 7 irre: : } gta rebate d > ‘od eh gulars, | ets, which may be se- —Stone Jars with covers, to put the eggs he aws cannot be detected in }cured at Personal Ser- | -gallon size, $1.75; 6-gallon size, many instances. | vice Booth, Second Floor. $2.25. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE SRE 4 J FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Broken Lots of Misses’ and Children’s Play Oxfords Sandals and Shoes at Broken Prices You'll find prices a whole lot less if you look over this list of footwear for children. Children’s Play Sandals Play Oxfords and Shoes Pearl Elk Sandals—will stand the hard Brown Elk Play Oxfords with oak soles— knocks—priced according to size— roomy style— : Sizes 5 to 8 at $1.95 Sizes . to 8 at $1.85 Sizes 81 to 11 at $2.25 Sizes 81. to 11 at $2.15 ’ and Children’s School Shoes in Sizes 111% to 2 at $2.35 and patent leather, button and ; sizes 10 to 2 at $3.95. CHILDREN'S SHOE § HOP-—SECOND FLOOR 6-Piece Enamel Kitchen Sets Special 50c seconds of 7-Piece Cleaning Outfit Exceptional Value at $1.35 The woman who is Factory i i doing housecleaning will enameled steel find these outfits the hen Utensils — the proper kind of helpers. set consists of: The outfit consists of —One $-quart Pudding Pan —One quart Milk Pan —One 9-inch Cake Pan —One 8-inch Pie Pan —One Mixing Spoon —One Cake Turner FOURTH FLOOR ( dae 11) —Two bars Lenox Soap —One Combination Mop and Brush Holder -~-One good Scrubbing Brush -One 12-quart Galvan- ized Water Pail ~-One square-shaped Dust Pan —One Bristle Dusting Brush