The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1922, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR ‘Seattle Artist |May Robson Scores in Farcical Comedy ““Prsrel Curay |(EX-KAISER STANDS || AT ATTENTION FOR hang: economle | GOD SAVE THE KING || Goes Abroad to BY GLENN HUGHES This clash evokes a storm of Halve ) This and other bits of comedy equally the vaudeville tradition bistane 06 the nations of cai ~~ } AMERONGEN, Holland, Mareh May Robson and the student body | mirth familiar and f aprinkled| Tussduy night the wtar was pro | Fe Yaw li I] 1.~The apec of the former S di jor the ersity of Washington! Miss Robson uses the methods of thickly With pu lang and the|sented with a box of « siedy asi — . Too i |] German war lord, exKaiser Wil inis tu LES |comvinca Tuesday evening at the| vaudeville to put over her comedy, |Milder forms of profanity, character greeted on her first appearance by rapid a change Jinaater © i |] hetm, tn Cull dres# uniform brist Metropolitan theater to make @ Joy-/ She broadens every gesture, every |!#¢ the performance organized cheers from the mas» of| ‘This is the opinion Dr. Chisigtag ling with medals, standing at at ton over the first Seattle |grimace, to the point of the ludicrous.| Margaret Horougn as “Penches,” | *t and was entertained be | tpton Clark, recently returned Sim tention while an orctestra played noe of “It Mays to Smile.” | And no one can deny her the quality |Henry Crosby as Pinto P and|t ts by certain fun-making On) 4 tour of Germany, Hungary, i “Ged Bave the King,” was grant ramat inn by Bthel Watts | of elasticity, At the end of the first |Don Harrington as Dick ‘ « part of campus comediar mania and other mid.Europeaq na f ed a. few privileged visitors at |Mumford from the stories of Nina/aet she drinks the glass of ginger character portrayals in key with Mins | ‘The play will run for the remain-| tions, who addreaned 2))-univeg Count Bentinck's private motion Wileox Putnam: ale meant for the Californian with | Kobson'y style. They are all boister- der of the week, with the customary | sity asne Tuesda “Content ‘ h i b Miss Robson has long been @ favor: | results which bring down the house, ‘ous, slap-dash, and otherwise true to | matinees. ‘Kurope T 3 he count’s ation, the \t cede Bite dh, nagar | — dusiness Thruout Country | former kaiser, nis mustache, now cn any sew pal eee Recher 909 ' 4 anow white, lacking somewhat his i Is Improving and Par- || rormer axsremiveness, but proud ; and bangaty. of bearing ticularly in N. W. went with his staff to wate — exhibition of the late Sir Ernest DM Man Depression bas been | Shackleton’s South pole expédi- personality and prot fama are accura tickle the fancies of the undergradu Aten. It in quite likely, too, that the general public will find her new ve @alt a fatal blow, tion, Hicle amusing: | He's at in the ing, but he's got | (CA) allt Pure, te tanta” Mo tnaied 0 STORE HOURS—9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. ; ting groggier every minute, and he'll | — PRIM Tye OREN Cm eS } ae 4 have to be carried out before the), few months ago it had reached | wats Aad ange pretend year is half over, such a state of depression that the lupon exaggerated characterizations. | ‘TMs ts the consensus of business | jumbermen had to reach up to touch The first breath of humor ts drawn | opinion as indicated by bank 4nd pottom, orders are now coming in when three loud and sunburned indi mercantile reports reecived from all iin everncreasing volume, shut hate yr resenting & questionable srotions of the country In the last’ down malls are opening up again and jtspe ot aterude cose th eontant ys. prospects are for a rapid re! < The reports are particularly opti-/an entirely healthy condition. WER 6 uplnster halting trom, Rove mistic as rege conditions in Se BUILDING, Bullding, whieh has atte and the Northwest in general. [been a virtually dormant industry Because of the slump-to-nothing for many montha, i# now beginning that the lumber business sufferea, to assert itself again and every day the Northwest was perhaps harder | brings an increase in building per- published last year in “The Houne hit than any other section of the| mits issued Beautiful.” This winter he returned country by the readjustment period,| EXPORT. Foreign trade, hard hit to Seattle and opened a studio in the so {t seems only fair that this re- by chaotlo foreign exchange, is on Epler block, where he had #0 much gion should feel the first real effects) the mend, now that European money work that he waa encouraged to re of the return to nermalcy—actual, | is beginning to be worth more than turn to Paris to finish his studien. not political, it sents to freight it, and Oriental At the Northwest artiste’ exhibi Actual improvements fn local con. | trading is also improving as a re deed. lon Fine Arta he was award ditions, as brought out in recent re-/ sit of the at least partial removal Samuel Chamberlain ves hag ae mention, Beveral of ports, shew: of the war menace by the disarma- | ~Phote by Wayne Albee, McBride Btadie| i he on exhibition at} LUMBER. The lumber business | ment conference. BY DOROTHY FAY GOULD — | the new studio of Mim Colina to be is picking up remarkably. W hereas | UNEMPLOYMENT. Aj! these im-!| Samuel Chambertain left Sunday |opened March 15 at Harvard ave. | SLOGAN RACE | Provements have tended to lessen the | for, Paris, where he will study art}and Aloha st. beta that jobs are getting a little ithe wervice at the close of the world | pleasure, expecially by all those who | Sow ~— merchants are experi-|war he remained in Parix for a time | rejoice when a local boy does work & revival of something Mke|in the atelier of the famous M. La slogan contest, numerous last-minute entries were received. A few of these are printed here: | } | : ° ° . : New Spring Merchandise Is Coming Into the Bargain June Boyers, 9433 16th ave. 8. W. | a . Se sae: tee son mh renin Basement Every Day—at Prices That Northwest labels be your «uide.— 4 2 Are Astonishingly Low Buy and try! They'll do the rest, | Northwest Products, purest and best. —Mra. L. Green, Acrue. i lection, they mean and emphasize J) perfection.—Chas F'. Whittlesey, $16 ery, fluting, metallic stitching, cording and embroidered Georgette sleeves, Several of the skirts are “hooped” on the hips to add to the bouffant effect. Sizes to 40. Big Savings on Little Folks’ Wearables A Lucky Purchase of Rompers - $1.19 Peg-top and novelty style Rompers for baby brother or sister—-all the colorings of spring flowers, in durable ging- hams or romper cloth, attended Hoston Teoh, where he war recently graduated, While @ stu dent he did many sketches on the sido, several series of which were Little Dresses—Special $1.50 Dresses for little sisters frora 2 to 6 years. Organdie, candy- striped gingham or dimities, in white and colors, with sashes and ruffles, Thursday’s Lecture Spring Aprons Growth and Development of the Child Don'ts for Baby By Dr. H. L. Moon, Specialist on Diseases of Children Make Their Bow on Apron Thursday __ and Infants’ Feeding Always something new for Apron Thursday— Under the Direction of the this time it’s two models—one of plain and colored State Board of Heaith gingham, the other of black and white checked Dr. Paul A. Turner, Director percale with red cherries appliqued on the pockets, Weighing and measuring of babies—1 to 3 p. m. front and sash—and it’s piped in red. BABY SHOP—SECOND FLOOR SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE amount of unemployment, and thin! for several years, He wax a member! Mr. Chamberlani is the son of Dr } i worthy of a place In the front rank prone business, Suen “United we stand, divided we fall, Mrs. ©. A, Cunnington, 4006 40th : pr odeis mn J alfeta | Buy Pacific Northwest Products in turn is having @ good effect on |of the first clase in architecture at| Chamberlain of Aberdeen. Hin {business in general. When people | the University of Washington eight|turn to Selttle’s growing art Upen returning to America he of American artists. Here Are Some Received “ = ee oe Tee Last Minute SES B THE BON MARCHE Northwest Products best for all. M. Onsinger, 2629 42nd ave. 8. V ave. S. W. Buy Northwest Products and pros locat’ made, promote industria! growth and trade—Mrs, D. Barbin, ||} 1 00 e There Are 50 Dresses, in 20 Styles jaren’t working they don't buy—but | years ago. After his discharge from|gréup will be anticipated wi With the closing of the neoctneiih | i RGAIN BASEMENT Boost the West, get the best; buy per with your neighbors.—B. E. Me 121 Taylor ave. Navy, black and brown taffeta made in fashions that are products of the great Northwest.— Connell, 5750 29th N. Make Northwest Products your #e- new and pretty and unusual. The trimmings are embroid- New Spring Taffeta Dresses Young Misses’ and Women’s Styles In a Special Selling Event _4, $19.50 Navy Blue, Brown, Black Sketched are four new taffeta frocks that feature the new puff sleeve, hand-made roses, scalioped hems, bouffant wired hips, dainty lace collars and pleated ruffles. Other Dresses in the Lot Show— Faced scalloped hems, chenille braid, basque waists, corded designs, nail heads, bright col- ored silk fruits, colored em- broidered organdie collars and cuffs—the new low waist line. The sizes range from 16 to 44, giving the mature woman an opportunity to profit by this low price. SECOND FLOOR J, Miller, 5204 8. Fife st.. Tacoma. ‘Why pay freight when you can) buy Northwest Products at your gate?—Robert Horton, Box $09, Ta coma. Northweet products, they are | great; patronize your own home} state-—Mrs. C. W. Calhoun, R. 4, | Box 150, Tacoma. Northwest dollars for Northwest Products make Northwest proxperity. | —J. F. Barney, 1908 EB. Fourth st.,/]) Olympia. | Grit to grit, dust to dust, use [) Northwest Products or bust.—Esther Smith, Rainier, Box 25. | 4 Teach your dollars to have more cents—use products from the North west.—Mrs. Vida Sm'th, Rainier. — | New Silk Petticoats ace $1.95 and $2.95 and wise.—E. B Davis, 1602 Pioneer | Unusually good values in Silk Jersey Petticoats in many styles and colors. way E. Puyaltup. The $1.95 Skirts are of jersey and jersey with a two-tone messaline flounce. ES cri oN hg tne Mut The $2.95 Skirts are of jersey and have an accordion-pleated ruffle of a many- Sitnd avast, Gh0k @)Geted- a, colored pattern. There are a few with accordion-pleated messaline flounces. The Tacoma. | colors are Kelly green, taupe, brown, henna, tan and navy, rs Northwest Products by the score; | try them and you'll buy some more. Louise Smith, Rainier, Box 96. N.W.P. X. L. N. W. P. BR. O. K. —J. D. Leach, 3724 N. Ferdinand, Tacoma. Northwest Products mean bust fess-—-J. T. White, 4117 N. 25th at, ‘Tacoma. | Use Northwest Products, and by their test you will know you have used the best.—E. Powell, Ridgefield, Mercerized Knit Bloomers, 89c Misses’ and Women’s bloomers with elastic at waist and knee. In green, gray, navy, black and purple. R. 1, Box 92. nh Be a booster, buy the best; prod tu Htcee wy own ot | Babies DressShoes Turkish Towels Bessie Luce, Lifliwaup, Wash For 79c— A Jobber’s Surplus Stock Buy ‘em and try ‘em: forever stay by ‘em—Northwest Products.—Mrs. Brown, black and white and brown We were able to buy these Towels at | and white, in “stitched-down” last. a small cost, so can offer them to you Frederick Gunderson, Lakewood. | Sizes 0 to 4. ‘ at a much lower price than would or- | | } 1 New Spring Models in Mid-Week Food Shop Offerings Armour’s Star Eastern Hams 1 | Gossard {icc Corsets “38¢ Pound west by insisting on Pacific North. west Products.—Pau! Holbrook, Ray- mond. Pacific Northwest made for Pacific Northwest trade. — L. Kirkland Show your loyalty to the North- For 98c— dinarily be possible, Washington Salesbook company, 1206 Thi a ; “ | From corn-fed stock—sold by the whole or half ham. nent a, | Py a syed trimmed. with bine, j 5 Style No. 795 —Armour’s Star Sliced Bacon, highest grade—ib. that Sha I} pink and yellow tassels and buttons and F 22 Gossard Corset 7 | band about the top. Sizes 0 to 4. or Sapa t 54¢; 14 lb. 29¢. GUARANTY CO. MEN BANQUET Every substantial fidelity and As _ illustrated —3¥-inch bust with an elastic inset sloping to Bon Marche Bread a high back. Reinforced skirt Large Loaves 10c with elastic section over the For $1.39— White Turkish Towels, 19x39 inches. | Infants’ “First Step” Button Shoes. THIRD FLOOR- guaranty company invites minutest Hand-turned soles, in brown patent F : A a —Butterhorns, 2 for 15¢; 5 for 25¢. Inspection ax A Dalits methods, with champagne Be By ‘and Rive. or 35c | ber ag ce i ps —Jelly Rolls 15¢, 2 for 25¢; Pecan Bars, 30¢ dozen. Petes Bates Fidelity & Ge aranty Sizes to 5, White Turkish Towels, 18x38 inches. |]! hose supporters. . ‘$7, 50 Fruit Bars at the Basement Counter, 10¢ dozen. 2 altimore, said at © banquet Siti by thats sepcieariativie or one - Pea Counter Lunch 35c New Washington hotel Tuesday . : | tyle ‘ UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE See Bt Advantageous Buying Gives You These | va Corset Club steak, potatoes, stewed tomatoes, apple pie and ; had af Mew’ Sark hd Judge Meapnns ° ° } ice cream, coffee or milk. | civics tir cise o's | Bargains in Stockings and Underwear || A shore for. Shs arene Seer Rupp, John McCollis ‘ _ Be gol ’ : —of pink coutil with low bust, EVERAL lines of canned goods and other goods <p Seip alte» nellnnaad | Wests a ron Baits will tntaatty hie Cotton + orga in black gaat a hg skirt.and back to be closed out to make room for our enlarged pe Or Fe ops and knee and white. Sizes | eavily boned. $ 5 lunch counter—lots are too small to advertise. See RESOLUTIONS ; ne ¢ | ‘ a1) 4 ‘On « council to provide Keven 4 rim pon | lg vies and pink. 39c 614. 2 pairs for 25e; pair.. 15c iH Sizes 25 to 34, at 6 0 them for yourself. 7 eo eiing the Guat ae tbe nse ne Women’ 8 Lisle Thread ‘Bloomers with Men’s Heavy Rockford Wool Socks with |} UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE taulld its own street cars were ndopt. |} re-inforced gus ts. White natural heels and toes and striped |f| / Style 512 ‘ Ap ¢d Tuesday evening by the Woman's We tops. In heather mixtures. ie For Thrifty Housewives Civic club. | to 44, Cc 29 Gossard Corset f vie clu > | vee egal ges | 5 Ribbed “Vente, iow adic Sizes 10 to 11%, pair... c | A short model with elastic top terminating at W. t T bl 5 Ea h y WALTER A. VANCE and Harry ait 8, sone or crocheted tops, sprite Fine Cotton, Socks with peri | front with a diaphragm support, in the form of an ater umbiers JC Cc leGuire were bound over unde so fancy in gray and cor- / sti 4 si Service: Glass rs | $1,000 bail Wednesday tor the codara) jor Fh i be rape? cata we 2 dovan. Sizes 10 to 1114, 1 c {}! ho oe sales $5.00 eur ose wren ae ee “abe: grand jury by U. 8. Commissioner . adil es 2 for 25; pair.... 5 | nag i Rs ceran : “9 Sap ‘ a iW, MoCletind: fhe ton eve Women’s Fiber Stockings with lisle tops, a pairs ; tee | SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE b “ rice, lene ie ae’ atthieotea ito ce in at; vane sand, beaver, fawn sa | OM kl Raia te and heavy | Se eee ae of bogus government revenue stamps and other shades. Sizes weights, with knitted wrists; Brown | gue lncsmeaaclaniens HH 8% to 10.20.00. cesses 69c Jersey Gloves with leather-faced |) Lengths of Percales 15c Good Blue Calico 8c Yard ¢ effected a saving of Children’s Medium Weight Ribbed Cot- fingers, 2 pairs for 25e; 15 | : : 1,000 yards of good Blue Calico with neat white ‘ “7a bode Howance Me abe pea for boys or girls. In REE: on colt uw nai Peewee ae vk Cc i Light colors in striped and figured patterns, lengths figures Ay duishes wide, and suitable for aprons year, Sherif? Matt Starwich i lack. Sizes 6 to tl. 3 for Canvas Gauntlet Gloves to 20 yards, full yard wide—suitable for aprons and ei ‘dren’ ‘ rs ‘ <2 pig dla sa sai Bove 4 pit var 50c; pair 1 7c 3 pairs for 50c; pair....... ] Tc | drehans-end childrens <i HE BON MARCHE THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE tone. ‘