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

TABLES ARE Keeping Up With Press Agent Many Pitfalls Now Await | Harding Administration on Second Lap BY LEO R. SACK WASHINGTON, March 14.—Pit falls beset the Harding administra- tion as it begins its second year. Instead of the enthusiasm and pop- Ularity aroused by the 7,004,847 plurality which wished the president Godspeed 12 months ago, Mr. Hard ing is off on the second lap of his four-year term with as many tribu Jations as his worst political enemies could wish for him. Here are some of the chief ones: | a A a ul ! RERE FF z i 2 if i Misa Adelaids. With her partner, Mr. Hughes, this at-| tractive young woman is offering one of the best dancing, ects on the Orpheum circuit. They are at the Moore this, week. you dont talk on every subject, the} Seventh—Failure of the coun- “Thinking up new ideas for dances | fry to “get back to normalcy,” is nothing compared to keeping up harmless, necesmry press agent does | combined with failure to werd with a press agent,” says Miss Ade-|it for you, and then you have a dif. | proposed reorganization loll ear epartments and |/aide, of Adelaide and Hughes, who ficult time trying to answer the let-| bureaus. are at the Moore this week in their ters besieging you with demands for Kighth — From a elaborate dancing act. beauty hints you have gener ae ey oom reperts “The minute you go on the stage,” | berating you for recipes that offend | Spread dissatistaction with com |... .ays, “you are expected to know |the very eye of the real cook, and s0} PNinth— Backfire from the |#imost everything and to be able to|the actress of today must study net | seating of Newberry, insurgency |{#ik about the rest. and the rewult ix ouly ber roles and human emotions, | Within the party and growth of | [‘ht, “Olous necounts of how. lonmne, but she must-be a walking | with serfous accounts of how we maintain the beauty that often is| encyclopedia, expert on beauty, fash. | lacking, and how we make the pies jon and cooking.” | |we never bake, and how we play the! It can be done, however, for Mins | * Killed by Auto gomes we never Irarned: but woe! Adelaide proved it, since she can gos | lupon the actress who mys, ‘I don't nip cn a hundred different subjects, * Running to School | iPc~ ‘Syinine asout tc ame may|tcoching them lightly or earsestiy, | ABERDEEN, March 14—Orvitle| qiscuss, willy-nilly, she may talk|aw her mood may ba but then ane | Jacobson, 7, was instantly killed around it or get somebody ole tol herself admits that she Is always Yesterday when, dashing acroas the|put it into words for her, but she|stndying. Mine Adelaide hag pro | Street in response to the school| must know It all or she isn't a regu-|duced all the dancing acts tn which | Bell, he was struck by an Aber-|inr actress. Adelaide and Hughes have won their | @een Fuel company truck. “What's more." she continged, “It! international fame. | Ba Our Buyers are wide awake to the market, they are bringing in the merchandise that you want and at Big Savings to You. THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT A Chicago jobber, who carries exclusive high-grade Shoes, sold these Shoes to us at a bargain to get the cash to pay pated bees Brand New 9 Styles—317 Pairs Strap Pumps * We did want to get a sketch of these smart pumps in this space, but didn’t have time. Come and see them. The New Spring Showings are Smart! There are patent leathers, suedes and satin and the combination of patent and suede, in the new cut-out patterns and Mra, Henry Landes, president of o Federation THE SEATTLE STAR Mrs. Landes, Candidate for of Women's clubs | high school I, 66 ” # for election to the city) And the son of @ friend of Mre ays its Some Jo sey EO ee ° projecta ar 4: | confided to ee worry but he -, Mra. Landes and her prospective | just about ma the other fellows did wn seat in th moll, it happens, have| “Of course,” said t . “we er n discussed by ¢ nM promising aren't hardly any of oting yet - minrs of the rising ume our in generation, | but we feel we ought to now in attendance at Queen Anne City Council, e) fluence junt the mame. We've lookin’ over some o° these othe cities and we've been findin’ ow about some 0 these women on coun clls. And we've been hearin’ ‘blu laws’, And we aren't goin’ to stan “Aren't going to stand what" Mrs. Landes questioned the youth. TheBon Marché oon “The ‘blue laws,’ " replied the y “Whats Whatzat And r| opposition, “We ars t goin’ to t| have our jazz dancing and our | 5 jasr attacked—we Tod . aren't" are con 4 Mrs mule 1 On,” brea lawn Ku hive 1ARVE Save Money on Things You Need and Want dave Money on 3 ning In the March Opportunity Sales A Sale of 1,500 Yards of Cretonnes at 43c Yard . This Is About Half the Regular Selling Price LL heavy Repp and Linenized Cretonnes, 36 inches wide—in new patterns and colors. Just the material for furniture coverings or draperies. You can fix up your home at little cost and have it looking Spring-like and inviting. 36-Inch Terry Cloth 69c Yd. A sale that means big savings to the woman planning new draperies and hangings for Spring. Several patterns in rose, blue, green and tan. for wide Curtain Marquisette 20c Yd. An interesting sale of Curtain Ma- terial—40 inches wide; a good width windows—Firm weave with narrow tape edges. Ecru and white. FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE We Take Pleasure in Announcing the Visit of Mrs, Craig, Traveling Instructor of the Home Hygienic Fashion Institut She wil! personally °C, , supervise the fitting of \ Nemo Corsets during the next three weeks, The service of our Corset Department is well known to our hun- dreds of patrons, and this is a very helpful additional service. You are welcome to consult her about any ¥ corset troubles. é Our own expert cor- setieres will give their best service as usual. “ cE SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Dresses Reduced to $13.75 Cut Lengths of Finest 54-inch Coating Broadcloth—Only, Yd. This Same Quality in Full Bolts Is Selling in the Coating Department fer $3.50 a Yd. Lengths of 2 to 5 yards Finest quality, permanent finish, at a big saving ter come at once and get enough for your Spring coat or cape. 42-Inch All-Wool Eponge $1.69 Good looking, durable fabric for Spring clothes in shades of navy, brown, wine, henna, lagoon, cadet, Alice blue, Pekin, rose, red, gray, fawn, tan and black. 54-Inch All-Wool Jersey Tweed $2.45 New style Tweed Jersey—54 inches wide, at less than regular price. All-wool, in shades of blue and tan, blue and black, black and white. On Sale Wednesday—35 Odd Dresses Formerly $27.50 to $35.00 26 Dresses at $13.75—Canton Crepes, Tricotines and Velvets 9 Dresses at $18.75—Canton Crepes and Tricotines SHOOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Dresses Reduced to $18.75 Formerly $37.50 and $39.00. $1.95 In Spring’s Favorite Colors to you. Bet- In the lot scarlet, One cuffs. 54-Inch Fancy Prunella Skirting $3.95 ed skirts. Striped or plaid Prunella in many different color combina- tions—also, black and white —especially pretty for pleat- An Important Spring Showing of L’AIGLON are tan, reindeer, navy, Copenhagen, brown, gray and of the contrasting colors can be used for collar and 54-Inch All-Wool Tricotine $2.95 A nice, fine quality, in shades of navy, brown, reindeer, gray, wine, delft blue, Belgium blue and black—Just the thing for your Spring suit. 36-Inch Wool-Mixed Fabrics 85c Very good quality material for children’s dresses or skirts—will wear well. In wool-mixed checks or plaids—different size checks. THIRD FLOOR-—THE BON MARCHE Gets Her Turn at Heckli a” oon the more conservative styles. Some of the Pumps are decorated with steel beading. The heels are Baby Louis and the regular Louis heel., Widths AA to C, Sizes 3 to 8. | | Smart Silk DRESSES An Opportunity Sale in the Shoe Section ! Broad Strap Pumps at $5.85 A sale of importance to the girl who wants the latest in Footwear Day Dresses For Home, Garden, Shopping Trips and Afternoon Wear ! Shown on living models at 2:00, 3:00 and 4:00 p. m. Wednesday. For smart comfort on sunny days and for cheerful brightness on dull days, noth- ing can equal the exquisite charm of dainty Wash Dresses. They’re here in simple morning styles as well as the more elaborately trimmed models for informal $15.00 Taffetas, Canton, Crepe-knit Frocks, trimmed with embroidery, medallions, ap- | pliqued medallions, cording, braid and Georgette sleeves. Bouffant effects with distinctively different lines. The colors are navy, black, brown and colors. Sizes up vw iat Cotton Challies, 19c Yard Yard-wide Cotton Challies in about 50 different patterns and many color schemes, splendid for covering comforters, at a low price. One-strap style, with Goodyear welt sewed soles and military heels. A full toe last with short vamp—wide button strap, sizes 314 to 9; widths A to D, UPPER MAIN FLOOR An Opportunity—Cotton Goods for Less ! Dress Ginghams—Special, 10c Yard 3,000 yards plain and striped Chambray Gingham. Lengths to 20 yards—pink, blue and tan; 27-inch width. Muslin, Yard 15c 2,500 yards good- Percale, Yard 15c 2,000 yards Scout Per- weight Unbleached cale, good patterns, yard Muslin, full yard wide. wide. We cannot take phone orders at these prices. FABRIC FLOOR—THIRD—THE BON MARCHE afternoon gat at $2 180 Boys’ Caps at 95c A very low price, in- deed, when value is con- sidered. One-piece top, with plait in black, light or dark patterns. Of tweed and cassimeres; sizes 6% to TY. UPPER MAIN FLOOR Of checks—amall, in all colors, with trimmings of organ- die, plaiting, piques, WASH DRESS SECTION-—SECOND FLOOR herings. medium and large, 95 to $8.95 THE BON MARCHE Lenten Specials from the Delicatessen Elkhorn Macaroni and Cheese, in No, 2 cans; per can, 15¢. —Whole codfish, meaty fish, —~ Wakefield's Kippered Her by whole or half pound, ring, can 15¢. 12¢. Finnan Haddie, received —Choice Kippered Salmon, fresh daily, Ib, 21¢. Ib, 18¢. Soda Fountain Special—25c r choice of hot creamed salmon sandwich or hot roast Shed potatoes, bread, butter, home made vr milk, 25¢. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE