The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1920, Page 10

ite SEATTLE STAR * PRIDAY, JULY 99, 1990, - TheBonMarché BSTABL ceiand D 1890 10 MONKEY (G0. P HATS) pee ie Pounds Formosa Cane Sugar $1.05 Tea and Coffee Section—Upper Main Floor Again We Offer Hand Dipped 59 Cc. Chocolates at 5 Pounds for $2.85 SHOPPING BOOTH, UPPEK MAIN FLOOR I mportant to Seattle Women! A Special Purchase Brings Big Savings — Charming New $33 7 5 anything and isn't going to Made from high-grade IMPORTED TRICOLETTE, in Black, Navy, Dark Brown, Chocolate and Gray, smartly trimmed with Chenille or Nar- row Braid. In All Sizes From 16 to 44 BECOND Timer’s Mad Career Is Stopped by a Police- man’s Bullet ae, “BOSTON, July 20.—Here is a los ‘for bad monkeys. | Ada Smith's soclogical tri Napoleon, the Gibraltar parrot, stil! ‘em” from his swinging cage. Old Timer, the chimpanace ht from Malta on the U. 8. & by Brother Harry, will keep company only in the carefully akin, on a corner pedestal apirit has been gathered to his A HABIT OF : \ G AT FOLKS | Old Timer was a “bad boy.” He at folks, jumped upward for parrot’s cage and squeesed the JOR Real Luck! ‘They tied Old Timer to the stove, Esmeralda could spit at him impunity, and Napoleon could his head bff at the monk with got red in the face. Women’s | Union S Every woman knows that this opportunity will be sho In the lot are 600 suits. have either plain or lace- Sizes from 34 to 40 in 8 price is ’way below market value, so it’s certain that dg ived. ome are in regular low neck, sleeveless style while others ymed bodice tops and either cuff or shell knees, nk and white. UPPER MAIN FLOOR Here’s Another Lot of Those Shirts at $1:95 That Made Such a With Seattle Men They're all soft cuff stlyes of percales and} lain an A special purchgse facturer at a thigfl to a half less than his usual madras in a splendid assortment of p striped patterns. There are Pinks, Blues, Blacks, Lavenders and <0 binations AND ALL COLORS ARE GUARANTEED FAST. ¥ In sizes 14 to 1714. Styles are practical—and just what mothers wafit for the girls from 6 to 16 years. Jersey, Polo Cloth, Silvertone, A Novelty Worsted Checks. eans buy now. eicd the ‘Vreakish “cam- Ethel O'Cen- paign hats” of the “good old| Boi get Sample hats above, a ene ON po MEN'S SHOP; LQWBE MAIN FLOOR \ Boys’ Better Wash Suits at Half Price } A timely offer in Boys’ Wash Suits, all the popular styles, here in Middy, Oliver Twist and Junior Norfolk, of good washable fabrics, such as gala- <| Think Ashe Ashes =| of Sp ouseAre td'inn erie 4 9 yar BLER miners Sent as Ruse aot to 7 DENVER, July 20. 20. Receipt of a |v woe Herdin county. ney » | Dorman. Te animal might them to come LET A BROWNIE HELP MAKE YOUR re Silk Glove Stocks Are Sold, but brass urn containing what purported to be her husband's ashes, and anh Used W When Player Gets Straight Flush DENVER, Col. Juty 30.—Holding ‘four aces, three consecutive times in 90 minutes, was an experience which ‘Eagar Morton, a colored gambler, thad never had before in his 29 years ‘asa poker player, but— Having them beaten on each oc. . | WEDDED LIFE of assault with a deadly » while Hawkins went to the Meck, said to have been inflicted by the keen-edged razor. “When he beat me de fust time, ah thought a whole lot, but didn’t say nuthin’,” Morton explained to Police Captain Frank Lee. “When he laid ‘em down de sec- ond time, ah tremined a little bit ‘but held mah tempah; but, oh, man) when he laid em’ down de thud} ftime—well, cap'n, Ah says to mah- — it's time foh direct action, and Ah is.” 5 i. This Fight Was . * i a Private Affair BACRAMENTO, July 30.—Damon and Pythias had nothing on John Ruby and Robert Alicen, pals here. Pinched fighting in the street, Ruby went to jail, while Alien went to rustle up bail. In court Al Protested he “didn't know any- ‘thing about the fight,” although he anonymous letter relating the de- tails of his death in Denver, is the strange story told in a telegram from Mra. Nathan Messenger of Roxbury, Mass., to the Central Jew- ish Aid society of Denver. Discrediting the letter and con- vinced that the urn of ashes tn simply a ruse, Mrs. Messenger has asked Denver authorities to locate her husband, who, she declares, de. werted her one month ago. Hospitals here have been searched, death statixtics thoroly examined, and not a trace of the husband has been found. It has been proved that he did not die here, at least under his real name. FULL OF TROUBLE. Their wedded life has been dis rupted on several previous occasions, the wife states in the telegram. The last quarrel occurred at the Rox bury home one month ago, and aft erward Mexsenger disappeared. During the one month of his ab- sence the wife failed to receive a word. All of the time, however, she believed that he was tn Denver, as | he had often talked of this city, Then, on Sunday, she received the tidings that proclaimed her a widow The anonymous letter stated that Nathan Messenger passed away in Denver on June 25. The details sur. rounding the death were carefully given and the dying man’s last wish, that his ashes be forwarded to his wife, was elaborated on, STORY GIVEN NO CREDIT. The letter was dated July 7, and the fact alone that it was anony- mous caused the wife and all con- gerned in the search to disbelieve the story. The Jewish society sent a return telegram, acquainting the wife with pro-|fined to certain downtown districts case of fire will be stand- pment in certain classes of if the city council acts on an ordinance intro- the public safety commit- ordinance would apply only to pS Seager aoe of five stories or more. Beal the city and niber rate ‘of Cor @iscussed at the ree wnt age dha Maj. Gen. | back in Seattle Friday, where he wil! .)what information had been ob- tained. ‘\Chief Asks City | to License Cabarets Cabarets will be leensed and con- if recommendation made by Chief W. HL Searing of the police departs ment is The chief w Me places sense all pub- tablex and the Various soft drink saniore in the city. Gellately E Back to Direct Campaign After a two weeks’ campaigning trip thru Eastern. Washington coune ites, John A, Gellatly, of Wenatehee, candidate for the nomination for gov ernor on the republican, ticket, iw conduct his-campaign for the next Nippy Cream Cheese 31c lb. Washington Cream Cheese, the kind with a nip to it—very special at 31c’a pound. ~—Bon Marche Weiners, made with se meat and = spices, 28¢ pound. —Bon Marche Pork Sausage, made fresh daily—special, 32¢ —Pure va ih Honey, special und. DELICATASSEN, UPPER MAIN FLOOR One loaf will make —Butter Horns, Sa cial, 2 for 14¢. —Finger Rolls, a d OUTING MORE MEMORABLE Brownie Cameras —No. 2 Brownie Cam- era at $3.33. —No. 2A Brownie Camera at $4.58. —No. 2 C Browniey Camera at $5.97. \, silks, 8-button lengt! Here Are New Lines for August Silk Gloves — excellent values. Heavy? Oh, my, come and see them. Silk Gloves, Special $1.25 A good quality of Milanese Silk Ce ae with self-embroidered backs, double finger tips—in 4 Brown, Gray and Tan. Sizes 51%, to 814. 8-Button Silk Gloves $1.75 These are dandy g° ‘ood Gloves at $1.75 a pair. Milanese —in White, Pongee, Taupe and Beaver two weel hip headquarters, at 216 Marion #t, Three Demonstrations at Our Coffee Free samples for the asking. —O-Joy Custard Powder. —Delicious Virginia Dare (a drink). —National Biscuit Co, Cookie Demonstration —free Samples and UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON Special Prices. Women’s Vests 35c, Three for $1.00 Women's Ribbed Cotton Vests, in Pink or White, and in all sizes. Ba All Kodak Films bought here Saturday and returned by noon Monday will be de- veloped free of charge. KODAK SECTION, UPPER MAIN FLOOR sizes 6 to 8. ARCHE White and Gray. THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT Long Silk Gloves $2.00 12-button length Milanese Silk Gloves. you will want two or three pairs. Sizes 6 to 714, in Brown, Such good values UPPER MAIN FLOOR Fibre Silk Boot Hose 98c Women's Lisle-Topped Fibre Silk Boot Hose, in Black only. Double lisle soles, heels and toes. Sizes 81% to 10, es Here Are q Very Few of Saturday’s\Best Bargains | Dainty New Smocks at $1.59 Are Really Quite. Unysual Théy’re of durable linengés, in Leaf Green, Rose or. China Blige, with em- broidery in contrasting colfrs. There are four styles, all belted, and most of them have two pockets. In aff sizes, Women’s White Footwear at $1.25 Women’s White Canvas Pumps with rubber soles are finished with ankle-strap and tailored bow. In sizes 4'to 514. Women’s White Canvas Button. Shoes with low heels and leather soles are shown in all sizes from 21% to 4. 15 Smart Styles in Silk Dresses at $12.50 Taffetas, Plain, Beaded or Printed Georgettes, and Crepe de Chine. In Belgian Blue, White, Gray, Black, Tan, Chocolate and Navy. In All Sizes From 16 to 42 | Girls’ Gingham Dresses, $1.49 Heavy checked ginghams in green, gray, pink or blue; trimmed with white corded materials. They’re in sizes from 2 to 6. These Are Remarkable Values \All-Wool Slip-on Sweaters 1 $2.95 and $3.95 A jobber’s clean-up is responsible for the Lye bargains we offer in these — smart sweaters. There are many styles in American Beauty, Turquoise, Peacock Blue, Cgpenhagen, Buff and Coral. In~ } sizes from 36 to 44. Children’s Cotton Vests 39c Children’s Fine Ribbed White Cotton Vests with wing sleeves come in all sizes from 2 to 16, Children’s Soe Hose Children’s ah te Stockings, in White, Black and Tan, come in all’ siseg from 6 to 9, ,