The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1920, Page 16

APS IN RAGE > AT BOLSHEVIK ey Demand Settlement for Massacre WOKYO, tune a withdrawal from Siberia were Pressed E The government recognizing ment [ TOKYO, June is desirous Tao questi is of the I to a not foreign off! office an we ovapan has off railway guar organize under Japinese ac plal note sail Payment of Car ’ Taxes Up in Cou PAreuments as to whether or Puget Sound Traction. ab by Superior Juc took 200 years t methods of sew Choose a Crystal Electric Washer and Wringer Watch It Wash Teday in Our Salesroom Conts Littlo—Saves Much Sold on Very Easy Terms METROPOLITAN Matiner %: Laughs and Th Lat York Company in Mi Sylvia Breamer, Robert Gordon an All-Star ¢ a EPublic fooling reached th }out the men who would lead the pro- | in the resolutions committee. | committee STUDENT HELD THE G. O. P. CANDIDATE THE SEATTLE STAR ~~) TWO ARE DEAD AFTER | Wovio stom On the right is the first photograph of Warren G. Harding, taken after he had won the = nomination for the presidency at the G. O. P. convention in Chic The snapshot on the left was taken when it loo nation smile.” was very slender. Democra BY DAN L. BEEBE 1 AN FRAN 17.—11 ne man the party pre ons—the liquor plank Irish plank He believed he was abl to point liquor forces and the pro-Irish forces Bryan potted as the leader of | He control fon, and is ex to have himse! ions committee “The situation tn the resolutions 1} rival the « MAY EXPRESS IRISH SYMPATHY Vice President Marsh WITHOUT BAIL Is Charged With First De- gree Murder House Committee Due Here July 13 nd five \Ignorance Won’t Free Auto Drivers Ignorance of the fact tha June 17 een Grand points has t that the BEFORE Liquor Issue to Be — WENATCHEE IS eee =e _ Brought Before the haapocstsiiaa CRAND JURY TO tic Meeting va PROBE LYNCHING fight tion floor, in wh In the committee roc known. placed on the |, Terrific Rain Sweeps Away | Cleveland Property CLEVELAND, 0, June 17—The death toll of the terrif uinstorm on South Dakota Town Cut Off by Storm MITCHELL lef ¥ ner 1 to ¢t ma ALASKA LINES Commission Reports to Sec- retary Payne WASHINGTON, D, C, June 1 go. It shows his das tho Harding “nomi-\t 1 erent of t ntry t chance | Amer WASHINGTON, June 1 Tyre State Guards Withdrawn From Duluth 14,743 Votes Cast hed on School Taxe Sizes to 3} 1 00 All Widths Sizes 4 to 6 00 and All Widths 377 Pairs Women’s High Shoes Mostly Button Styles Practically All Goodyear Welts Good Sensible Heels No “Freak” Models Good Black Leathers—Some Cloth Tops “Hanan,” “Selby” and Other Makes ISK MERCER OF TheBonMarché Untrimmed Hats of Black | ¥ Lisere $2.45 iv oc ESTABLISHED 1890 This Is Less Than the Wholesale Price IT 1S A SPE( AY SL AY A Break in the Market Brines Yee These Girls’ Dresses at $1.95 Dresses That Should Sell at Higher Prices VACATION FOR TO 14 YEARS. Plaids and _ stripes STYI gingham of good quality as well as-a selection of pretty plain colors—in styles that daughter will like to wear and that mother will like to buy. With neat belts, tractive pockets and girl- ish_ straight lines, with hems that allow shrinkage when DAUGHTER SHOP FLOOR GIRLS FROM 8 washed. 3COND TAL PURCHASE—HE 45 in at- and for CHECKS. other skirt to her cation. of mind. All Our New Fiction— Special 98c a Copy Isn’t this good news—our entire stock of new fiction is offered for Friday at 98c a copy? An unusual chance to stock up with good books for summer reading and for gifts. Apron Ginghams 25c Yd. Apron ginghams_ in blue checks—27 inches wide, lengths to 10 yards—fast colors. We cannot sell more than 10 yards to a customer. White Voile 35c Yard 450 yards of white voiles inches wide with tape edge—fine and sheer, in lengths to seven yards. FABRIC FLOOR—THIRD Aluminum Tea Kettle Reduced to $2.95 Pure alumintm tea kettle, with welded spout—five-quart size. Special, $2.95 FOURTH PLOOR A Sensation in the Skirt Aisle 100 SMART SPORT SKIRTS AT $10.00 SMART NEW MODELS IN SILK, IN JE This is indeed a chance for the well-dressed woman to add an- summer Such skirts—handsome jerseys in white, in blue, in tan and gray with tucks, feather-bone stitching and deep embroidery in silk floss, with novelty pockets and neat belts. Handsomely embroidered wardrobe. SKIRT SI JUST FOR FRIDAY A number of specials that will attract those of an economical turn Stationery Specials 200 bottles of Diamond ink. Special, 5¢. 1,000 rolls wax paper. Special, 3¢. 200 boxes ultra linen stationery, 48 sheets paper, 48 envelope: sorted tints. Special, 50¢. 50 kodak albums, size 7x10, with imitation leather binding. Special, $1.00. UPPER MAIN FLOOR Ho Dinner Sets Six-person Ameri > ware, with gold line decorations have been spe- cially priced at $4.95 a set. 6 dinner plates 6 tea cups 6 pie plates 6 tea saucers Coffee Percolator Reduced to $1.45 Pure aluminum cof- fee percolator with aluminum — inset—six- cup size. THE BON MARCHE ; skirts of white crepe de chine. Stunning block checked wool skirts in black and white. The chance to be well and smartly skirted for the summer va- BOOK SHOP—LOWER MAIN FLOOR Saving Opportunities in NCE THE PRICE. | Have you priced Liseres thi ar’ If so, then you will realize that this | price is far b what | you should be paying for them. And included in the lot igs and satin vs with porcupine edg in all the new shapes and the extremely smart summer styles, The shapes are so good and the straws so excel- lent that these hats need but the scarcest trim- mings. ¥ SHCTION—THIRD RSEY AND IN WOOL SCTION—SECOND FLOOR Basket Specials Mexican shopping baskets of bamboo with strong handles and nicely woven—very dur- able. Special, 29¢, 49c, 69e. Clothes Hampers Bamboo clothes hamp- three er in shades, usewares Reduced to $4.95 can semi-porcelain dinner- Each set includes: 6 fruit saucers 1 meat platter 1 vegetable dish Ewer and Basin $2.95 Pure white, light weight American semi- iy porcelain ewer and Jp] basin; full size in fancy ’ shape. Reduced for this ig sale to $2.95 a set. bs