The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1921, Page 12

VETERANS WILL GET QUICK AID Col. C. R. Forbes, New Chief of Bureau, Outlines His Plans WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.—Take the Pureau to the ex-service man; don’t wake him come to the bureau. “That will be my policy as director new Veterans’ bureau, created Sweet bill. With thie end in view, we have the operations of the I rs Ei 3 be eat re il | i i 1] i 1 ‘ rf ait | tayy HEEL ty le pleaded guilty to having tus,” replied the prose- 328 a nd do it,” anid Judge Mor- e ig the principal, the fine fen if he was @ hired man principal got away, you can't take it out of this defendant.” So at the instance of the court, Borges changed his plea again from guilty to not guilty, and the matter gl ly won't pay any fine at for Mr. Ketth stated later that jhe will presumably | hol pros the case. Factories ories. Working 5 Five Hours a Day Bs VERA CRUZ, Sept. 9.—Recause 2 the labor laws recently enacted : factories in this city are working a day, Factory own- : SWANSEA, Wales, Sept. 9.—-Tons mackerel are being thrown back the sea by fishermen, who thus @ Gecreaae im the price of \Narse’s Care Wins Husband and Coronet daft te if fi of 141 Catholic churches and several church organizations. /SONS TESTIFY TO HER GUILT Instructed Them to Blacken Father’s Character BROCKTON, Sept. 9%.—Gathering from two little sons of the defend- ants, Mr. and Mra. Michael Betksza, 85 Glendale st., the fact that the mother had instructed her oldest son to paint the picture of her husband as black os possible when the case came to trial, Judge H. C. Thorn- dike of the district court, found Mrs. Betkeza guilty of neglect of minor children and sentenced her to one month fn the house of correction. He later suspended the sentence to Sept. 20, when the mother waived her right of appeal. The father was found not guilty of a similar charge and discharged, “My mother told me to make things look so that when my father came to court he would be sent to jail, and we would have a new home and a new father,” said 14-year-old John Beiksza, with a trace of tears in his sad, childish eyes. Judge Thorndike sought to gain the roal facts of the case as he han- dled the little boy with parental tend- erness. His testimony remained un- shaken, It was even corroborated a few ‘minutes later wher a younger son, admitted hearing his mother make the statement Fall Fashion Fete Sept. 12, 13 and 14 The Bon Marche joins with the other Seattle merchants in dis) paving the newest hats and apparel for Autumn. Men’s All-Wool MACKINAWS SN A I Re at ti ee aR ae SOE THE SEATTLE STAR ht The Bon Marché STORE HOURS—9 * &. TO 6:30 P. M. Saturday—Extra Special $10.00 We were able to buy only fifty of these splendid Westie pevot Coats, so don’t'delay if this looks like a bargain to you. We'd gladly ave bought several times as many if they had been available. In pockets. MEN'S CLOTHES SHOP—UPPER MAIN FLOOR That Splendid Hat the MALLORY pay F ee opal Rory by Aran apres tt Bam bg green, yoke back, belt all around, big collar and double muff » brown and blue mixtures, and made with Learn to Make Beads and Novs elties of Dennison Produtts A demonstrator is with us—ready to teach you the interesting details. STATIONERY—UPPER MAIN FLOOR Saturday—a Big Selling Event in Silk and Wool DRESSES at Plenty of Tricotines Also Canton Crepe and Satin-Faced Cantons Sizes 16 to 44 Dresses bought especial, for this pcre hence this remarkably low price. Straight-line afd tunic effects—and some of the new avenge. red Trimmings of buttons, rib- $23. 75 | ne at $5.00 the Mallory is a hat that appeals to thousands of Sea men as the utmost in value. Both soft hats and derbies of undeniable smartness await your choice, All the new blocks and colors at *Girlish and will MEN'S BHOP—IOWER MAIN FLOOR SAVINGS FOR THE FIRST “CHILDREN’S DAY’ OF THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR Girls’ New Wool Dresses School-Like Styles $5.95 to $10.00 nicely pl are the Wool Dresses designed espe- for school wear. ‘Fine quality all-wool navy serge lent quality jersey—with hand embroidery in contrast- colors, Skirts. are laited. Girls’ School Coats $12.50 M pteyg en | Coats, these, for the cooler days. Here you ur-trimmed velours—Bolivias with School Munsingwear for Boys and Girls —Boys’ medium-weight wool-mixed Munsing Union t Suits, in a neck, | sleeve, ankle and —length—sizes 2 to 6 years, $2.00—8 to 12 years, $2.50—14 to 16 years, $3.00. my Union Suits, medium- weight wool high neck, long sleev length, at $1.85 and self collars, find f cheviot mixtures with beaverette collars and other new coat- ings, full lined. Some with backs plaited and hand embroid- ered—sizes 8 to 17. Rubberized Rain Girls’ Rain Capes full and navy—aizes 6 to 14 years. |SATURDAY FOOD SHOP OFFERINGS SECOND FLOOR—THE BOW MARCHE 7 © URDAY FO S-layer for Saturday, 75¢. —Real Gay, 4 Butterhorna, for 38¢. for aaa a 35c Apple Pie—what memories it brings—made with Gravenstein pamien staye ont better—leindn and spices to flaver, and, of course, a nice flaky crust. Cakes, all flavor, Salada Tea, pkg. 10¢. for Satur —Cinnamen Rolle, don 309. A New and Larger Soda Fountain Ready for. Service Satur on the U; Main Floor For your vor BP, a new, larger Soda Fountain, ith the ccldieauik: aievion, —Hot and.cold lunches, cooling drinks and fancy sundaes will be right prices. Hams 40c Pound —Guaranteed corn-fed Hams, by the whole or half, for Saturday only, at 400 Armour’s Star Eastern & pound. —Armour’s Star Eastern Sticed Bacon—an cut off—%sidb. pkgs. 30¢. -—Tilg's rind and waste fresh dally—tb. 38¢. Pure Pork Sausage, UPPER MAIN FLOOR New Banded Sailors $3.89-$4. 1” — —Smart Tailored Hats, of hatter’s plush, at $3.89. Others of silk velvet, straight and rolled brim styles—in good colors. More New Plush Coats With a New Coat You'll. Smart Wool Dresses $10.00 —A spl new and attractive—made of navy blue tricotine and serge, with trimmings of embroidery, braiding and beading. Sizes and cad for misses and women, 4 to Sell at is always lower. —For only $15.00, Coats of nice, soft, silky black plush, three-quarter length —large collars of plush, and fully lined. —Sizes 18 to 44, Want a New Dress lendid selection of styles—all very plaid lined—red —White Bear Soap, 10 bars “ for 25¢. Be er orgy 1%. cans by Soy gh Soap Powder, pks- Infants’ Cashmere Stockings 29c Fine-ribbed Cashmere Stockings in black and white. “Seconds.” Women’s Wool Hose 79c ~—Heather Wool Stockings—wide rib- bed—brown and green 814 to 10. “Seconds.” —Children’s Muns'ng Vests and Pants in silk and wool; vests in long or short sleeves, knee or ankle pants; sizes 2 to 6 length years, $1.25—8 to 12 years, $1.50. Vests in either knee —Children’s Cotton Mi —Phes Jam, 14-Ib. cans for —Choloe mopeet Salmon, all select pieces, tb. 34¢. —Large Cucumber Dill Pickles while we have any, 3 for 10¢. THE BON MARCHE Barc! RGAIN BASEME Underwear and Hosiery at Lower Prices Boys’ Part-Wool Men’s Heavy Ribbed $15.00 wont eet er $1 15 it ere atu: gray -wool Union Suits ‘ E —Coats to sell at this low —fine ribbed—hig’ m Reh, long sleeves, | —Only 69c a garment,for Men’s heavy: price because they’re priced ankle Tength—sizes to 16 years. weight Shirts and Drawers for Fall the Basement Way, which “Seconds.” wear—ecru color. Sizes 414 to 614. Men's mixtures—sizes 4 bon rosettes, braiding, ne loops an core in contrasting te ng or short sleeves, some n the new bell effect. Navy Black Brown SECOND FLOOR Sizes 82 to 44. Men’s Wool-Mixed Socks 25c ~ medium-weight Wool-mixed Socks, natural color—sizes 10 to 1144. Men’s Cashmere Socks 39c Black Cashmere Socks with Merino heels and toes—sizes 10 to 1114. Boys’ School Suits--Real Values at $5.98 This Is Only One of the Basement’s Many Good Bargains in Boys’ Suits —-Tailored of durable wool mixtures in dark gray and brown—practical dark col- ors that are best for school wear—sizes 8 to 17 years. A Manufacturer’s Cleanup of Men’s and Boys’ Caps 85c They're all in good wool mixtures—lots of dark, conservative patterns to choose from—all have non-breakable visors—sizes 614 to 744. em- pip- Boys’ Dandy School Suits at $9.85 Sizes 10 to 18 Years Yes, the boys can be well suited at an economical price if they come to the Bon Marche, for here we have—well- tailored suits of woolen fabrics for $9.85. They're full lined and trimmed. Knickers with taped seams—patent clasps at knee. In gray, brown, green and blue—a rubber belt attached with each suit. Boys’ Better Suits aan. and 2-pants styles—$13.75, $15.00, $20. tut All-Wool Swestees =. re a in Coats for rainy | MAIN FLOOR—THE Bon ted as | “COZY SWEATERS’ For Cooler Weather Novel Sweaters $6.95 to $8.95 and substantial Sweat ot pockets, 5 myrtle, American rose, _— » Aah with fe aa on collars, cuffs and pockets. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Kiddie Kumfort Shoes Reduced y All discontinued lines of these famous shoes j are pom -aek for quick selling. OD width ver cenreeossess DOCOD - $4, Sizes td) to ‘ii, c D widths. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHB 2 Wool Sweaters $2.95 —Lightweight wool sweaters in tux- edo style—in jade, tomato, tan, blue and other shades, Children’s Shoes $1.50 Pr. Children’s and Little Tots’ Black Calf Shoes with cloth tops—lace style— broad toe, with leather soles—sizes 5 69c to 11 Children’s Shoes $1.79 —Black Calf Shoes, broad toe, laco style, with Jeather soles—sizes 5 to 11. Boys’ School Shoes —Strong Black Calf Shoes in blucher lace style, with heavy oak leather soles and heels, Sizes 12 to weg “y "maa Sizes 1 to 2 at $3. Sizes 2%, to 6 wt Saas Women’s Queen Quality and Other High Grade Strap Pumps and Oxfords on Sale at AIN BASEMENT |