The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1920, Page 16

“LABOR DEMAND + \. F of L. Opens 40th Ses- sion in Montreal Sau * MODEL HUSBAND |So Says His Fifteenth Wife, Who's Suing BY FREDERICK M. KERRY MONTREAL, ¢ i al sate ¢ of Mins Kath bacher, wife No. 15, whe is suing Watson for $100,000 dum ages, Where she expects t the she recely is certain Watson has a large fortune bidden where it will be available if he bs ever released from prison. COURTEOUS AND CONSIDERATE S platform that w Mously before the journs i Labor will » i gets it Buch ts th “Indu: requires great er democracy in order to give to the workers full volee in assist ing in its direction. “It requires more intelligent Management and acerptance of the principle that production is for use and not for profit alone “It requires full and free ac — eeptance and use of the best that Invention has to offer “It requires bold and andacious Feeonstruction of method and Process in the conduct of basic ‘industries. : “Labor does not oppose intro | @uction of improved meth industry. It courts and © ages improvements in processes CHICA and in machinery. What it will always resist is the introduction : | Of these processes and this ma |) with 4 chinery at the expense of the A vs “Adoption of the principle of } voluntary effort, of full coopera | | thon in industry, will bring to the | oY nies es a j $ $ es $ j norma " ——— Andustrial life of the nation such ae Musanalh Wieth-—3 > , = | WISHES Hi HAD am impetus that production will : ae ie Ch M . m3 BEEN HUNG | cease forever to be a problem in |) who fot ' Left — Captain Marshall r i mbacher w friend of He was bright, entertaining 1 thony Marsh Anthony Marsh, Rig ALL HE CAN LOSE lis A PEW MILLIONS | ae te Save Sapiens area Missionaries to _ Speak Tuesday He “We urge,” say the b: | Ber, “the setting up boards of organized ployers, thoroty voluntary in fer and in thoro accor: oye union organiza €f promoting the democracy fhe fact that industry life blood of our civiliza ) Be made the plaything By of m few who by ch » Gontrol.” Industry Dowhich al! @ust tive, and © given the opportunity to | The federation convent! down its chal of industry. Ba members. American Fe today dectared thru it committee that “The weifare of the workers must | & paramount consideration. There |! be no progress and no gain in| sm ore til B THE BON MARCHE iain ‘volume, it there ie not| ARGAIN BASEMENT _ such consideration.” 00. ac ne ‘ere can only be an increase int ae Production, aay these asnembied labor | HENRY F! D s ROM: ANCE . provided the means to increave| MAY WRECK PLANS Ht “do not penalize The velbahes his own industric' ‘or his : lertness and “Labor turnover . “Is but one of the evils which| Bargain Basement Prices Are Lowest Because They Do Not Include the Cost of Delivery— You Carry Home Your Purchases. hat may knock awry ‘eis y's" founder w f Henry F eid Il, w Peary ° ‘ Ma Henr ' . . Sears chen s , pbad nry Anthony M They Do Not Include the Cost of Expensive Fixtures— yall ‘ ich 4g r : And This Is a Real Saving, Too fich show the lowest turno wer 1 ‘ tied “° They Do Not Include the Cost of Credit Losses— A ws You Don't Help to Pay the Other Fellow’s Debts. “We ee oe el ti They Do Not Include the Cost of Excess Service— / whereby the. world ma y, be ted and | ex . now You Wait on Yourself to a Great Extent " elothed oused and given hap. | raised vu Ee gretive secvice (© vive ana| tying Wt up in perpetulty, le eguinat You Certainly Can Save Here permitted to give rod ard on ‘pub y of manhood and equality we Elihu Koeot, former secretary give in abundance. We can not| of state, leader among the legal driven as slaves, but we can give) lights arrayed in court here, held ty service in a common effort ot| up Field as the greatest of ac inkind.” | cumulators, who “accumulated ——————_—_—__ | property for the sake of accumu- r 10,000 Forger Is lation.” He was compared un Given One Year ® Hayashi, who attempt @ forged check for $1 First National bank of A You Will Be Genuinely Astonished at the Quality of These New Sports Coats at $10.95 nS And they certainly are .) new in every sense of the word—new in styles, new in quality and new in price! Fight remarkably attractive models are included, two of which are pictured. The materials HA AV A\\\ are Velours, Silvertones and Nov- | \| \ elty Coating Fabrics and they 1 \\\ come in Tan, Peacock, Golden Brown, Carmine, China Blue, Co- penhagen and mixtures. White Cotton favorably with Andrew Carnegie and Henry Frick, called philan thropists. y Perkins Field. te nitentiar by cally Y SHARE CLAIMED rOR HEN "Ss BOY ¢ Calvin S. Hall, Saturda iry found Hayashi guilty of forgery 3 the first degree. for Henry — —— ’ He | The cream of the baseball club! Pegey Mars wim full y Thould be found in the pitcher jot nr r Outing Fiscssis at a Saving!! Men’s Flannel and Worsted Trousers in light striped patterns are made with cuff bottoms. Fine for tennis or general outing wear. Some slightly soiled. Bro- ken sizes. $5.00 Plain White Duck Trousers, cuff bot- HWW ree ee nae ee eee A } Wash Skirts $3.00 VA 4h $2.00—$4.25 MEN'S CLOTHES SHOP—UPPER MAIN FLOOR |The BonMarche Every woman wants a white skirt for summer and here is a dandy chance to get a good one at a Saving. There are a number of good models from which to choose in Cotton Gabardine, Cotton Serge, Cot- ton Baronette and Cotton Shantung. All the latest style features are shown in the assortment. : Sizes 25 to 30 Waist a Pen oe a | | | You’re Lucky if You Can Wear a 46 to 56 THE SEATTLE STAR E MOCRACY IS ‘Suit Threatens Field “Dollar Dynasty » BLUEBEARD WAS j Wealth Sought for Peggy Marsh’s ‘The donMarel | ESTABLISHED 1890 Silk Prices Drop In Japan---and on Fabric Floor Raw Silks Drop 150 Yen in Yokohama Marche follows closely after by taking sev- dependable Dress Silks out of the shelves Fabric Floor at the Bon se thousand yards of good, REDUCING THOSE SILKS TO $1.95 A YARD 40-Inch All-Silk Crepe de Chine 36-Inch Satin Messaline, black & colors 36-Inch Novelty Silks and Satins 36-Inch Crisp Chiffon Taffeta Silk 36 and 40-Inch Plainand Fancy Poplins 40-Inch Plain Georgette Crepes 40-Inch Printed Georgette Crepes 36-Inch Dependable Black Satins 33-Inch Fancy Striped Crepe de Chine All Reduced to $1.95 A YARD = : — . —— | $1 Back on Every Large Sized Lingerie | Blouse That You Buy Tuesday or W ednesday When you get your parcel we will hand you $1.00 in addition your change. These Waists are desirable fine quality, trimmed with lace room in the blouse and s Priced from $2.95 to $5. Rl TION ECOND FLOOR il | to || \ of white voile or barred dimity, in and tucks and made with plenty of | | Boys’ Blue Serge Suits for Graduation Time Week | All we ask is that Special $12.75 you buy your Un- | Hey, | trimmed Hat and | Flowers in the de- partment. | Hats Trimmed | Free All This young man, is your graduation suit in other occasions? Here are Blue Serge Suits, pure wool, beau- tifully made, in snappy style. Every size from 8 to 17 years—and for only $12.75. Other Serge Suits at $20, $25 and $30 BOYS’ CLOTHING SHOP—UPPER MILLINERY SECTION THIRD FLOOR MAIN FLOOR - Utmost Value i in Galateas at 45c dark shades — neat at 45¢ a yard. (THIRD) assortment—light and and they're good value FABRIC FLOOR White C otton Fabrics Linens--Bedding At Low Prices for the June Sale of White INDIA LINON 20e A YARD Lengths to 10 yards yalateas—a fine eae also white— patterns and ‘Yeu May Still ¢ Get ‘ “‘Nulife’’ Corset Professor Munter has left a supply of these health-giving corsets. The fitters who assisted Professor WHITE NAINSOOK 35¢c YARD Munter during 10-yard bolts—86 inches wide his lectures here TICTE Oe J , will gladly fit BATISTE 50c A YARD Ore Mercerized—40 inches wide n” . Corset if you WHITE VOILE 50e YARD were unable to 38 inches wide—nice quality get a fitting dur- . i cag ny ‘ ing the last busy ORGANDIES 75e A YARD days of his visit. Very sheer, 40 ins, wide The Nulife Corset is a health pre- server, Features that are ae N CLOTHS $8.75 x70 inches, satin finish. LINEN CLOTHS $10 new to the cor- Size 70x72 inches. set world are [+ BEDSPREADS $3.00 bine Ne gl corsets and we Crocheted, 80x84 ins. will be glad to BEDSPREADS AT $2.75 demonstrate, 72x84 inches—crochet ted Nulife Corsets PILLOW CASES 45¢ EACH are $4 to $25. 4 72290 inches Nulife Shoulder Braces $1.75 and $2.25. BLEACHED SHEETS $2.75 Seamless—81x90 inches FABRIC FLOOR (THIRD) Nulife Abdominal Belts $3.50 to $9.00. CORSET SHOP—SECOND FLOOR Somebody’s Mistake Brings You Pyralin and French Ivory At .20% Less Right on the heels of our long-expeeted shipment of French and Pyra- lin Ivory came another lot—duplicating our season’s order in every parties ular. Of course, the natural thing would be to return it—BUT prices have advanced so much in the last few months that we have decided to keep both shipments and give our customers the benefit of the manufacturer's error. Included in the assortment you will find Large Hand Mirrors, Brushes, Trays, Powder Boxes, Hair Receivers, Combs, Jewel Boxes, Manicure Sets and many others. UPPER MAIN FLOOR AR aaa: e Tata readiness—or perhaps you need a new suit for 4 4 u t a ° . a h . ’ i te tr 1 ™ hi of la he 5 SJ GMA") 2st ese es Bss|era fe sess