The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1922, Page 14

so THE SEATTLE STAR {WINNER ) ARREST MANIN | BUILDING OF rT : WOMAN'S DRESS HOMES HERE ‘Wite Says She Will Sue for IN BIG BOOM | Divorce Permits Show Operations | Costing More Than SAN FRANCISCO, March 1 |next Long, chief engineer of steamer Rose City, was under arrest here today charged with wearing women's clothes ublic and carry Ing concealed weapons } He was arrested last night while | walking with his wife $1,000,000 Police described Long as being dressed in a fashionable gown with |ahort skirts, spiderweb stockings anappy apring hat, hiv cheeks rouged Skee The Season’s Biggest Silk Event | Tedicating that Seattle is in 7 midst of an active home-building | campaign, permits for dweiling houses aggregating more> than| $1,000,000 in cost have been Isvued) since January 1, 1922. During January 133 permits were AN aggregate cost of $382,960. ' With 11 days remaining, present | Indications point to March surpass: | ing either of the two preceding! months. The total for the month jtained only one suit of men's cloth Masued for homes, and the total ling. ° . * ale was $204.73. Thin recor was] Phan Srphag ta teem: eo within Durable 36-Inch Faille Poplin, Yard 33-Inch Repcord—for Silk Week surpassed ip February, which with/ cf Me clreuit,” Lo sald, “But - . 8 . te { ~ three days less, saw 135 permits) sey ee io re 1 wouldn't want Finely woven, durable quality, in shades of dark navy, Lustrous, durable dress fabric in colors of blue, tan, taken out for single dwellings, with | jany publicity right now.” nickel, light navy, seal, pink, white, scarlet, rose, black jade, gray, brown, cerise, orange, pink, white and black. | ] Mra, Long mid she intended to sue! and Copenhagen. ifor divoree, sce. hen So Saati 36-Inch Brocaded Faille Poplins, Yard 36-Inch Printed Silk Faille UUUGSG ts in6-permiiee, calling tor! i she has to leave the man. But she Self-colored Satin Brocades on plain colored grounds— baie AF for trimmings, dresses, waists and ties s Bd x tatatine $aenaee |. Dorothy Thomas, winner Of | does leave him, and the audience handsome quality, in y, blue, pink, brown, white and this Printed Faille—in small designs—good color combi- construction work totaling $309,225 | A ape ific |skipa five years during which inter , gray, , , 2 It is expected that the total for! the first prize in the Pacific! *ins five yours during which inter, black. nations, the month wil! far exceed $400,000,| Northwest Slogan Contest. |**", negiinttenaed Vaesin. of bi . Home building is not confined to| Miss Thomas, who was bOTN) ciety, and her old flame, t Any one district, but ts well dis |; llingham, Wash., is 17} nen the mos 0 i sorte |r fd She tn poplar cae, onesie J SO-Inch Silk Gy DE «Inch Plaid $125 Heavy 40nch $1 89 -_—_—— | igh soheot student. |imeet. he snube him. He suffers and Lisle Poplin ry Sport Satins, . ° Crepe de Chine ° Mrs McCormick Photo by Curtis crand and plays the ballad she liked Jet Black Silk and Lisle Poplin—very Make your sport clothes this season and Always desirable and popular for dresses, © i 80 well in the old days, Her heart save. Here are the Satins of which to make blouses, lingerie, children’s clothes and trim- SALAIAA Cares cha ane tae hae eae serviceable and finely woven. An espe- : } inge’ ere ip, best shades of jade, Sa Opposes Brides LANGWILL PLAY Deoutdengn ane’ nanan; ant Weasema cially good number at this low price. them. In new colorings for spring. Molowk Gas sold, 7 once again merely Mary Ann. = Of course, Hazel Whitmore tx Outside of Clan PROVES BIG HIT quite charming io the part. and " x CHICAGO, March 21.—“It @ wom. | Gace syeiohinatie poe lege Megae Popular 36-Inch Sport Satins, Yard 40-Inch Charmeuse Sati ins Qn marries outside her own clan she Hazel Whitmore and Alexis |“. good, and her pathos at least Especially good looking and so reasonable in price You'll be pleased with these popular Satins at $1.95 Becomes a slave.” ftect But Alexis Luce te eve ; 7 i , ye yard—20 hades, nav: d black, to select from. lice esd uliniiek hacks ehorene Luce “Knock ’Em Dead” | mere spre gir Rr nel pare toe + for Silk Week. In jade, canna, silver, honeydew, blue aya new shades, navy and blac 8 compone: * “a bird, white and black. ° Mecormick, ‘were, Interpreted. today =e |seapea’ seteqetee and. mates’ these ch Sati 40-Inch Black Gown Satin Dy social leaders as her disapproval By Glenn Hughes almont real. He simulates the fine 36-In Goetz tin A beautiful quality in a jet black—specially priced Of tho engagement of her daughter When Isracl) Zangwill «= wrote | “ensibiiities of the character he por I i * n fascinating street and evening shades—at a low 3 Mathilde to Max Oser, Swiss stable- “Merely Mary Ann he showed a|trays with great understanding and full ide. for Silk Week. keen understanding of the qualities | fineawe, In fact, he is the best part Dania | ; F proved hn wie whe cere him |3.%, 07 MM code a a manchester 40-Inch Silk and Wool Poplins 36-Inch Chiffon Taffeta Silk ay ingey sinetents #. ss {ls that the stock company at the|fied bale Gad velvet emehing Brocaded, serviceable and non-crushing—fine for a “ie — and eggs sae Bg attractive color com- ccgenatgy See aia eereeent | Woodward theater is “knocking ‘em oy EN a dresses, skirts and blouses. inations, at a most reasonable price. | “1 rit: | Progress exposition. | dead” this week, with Hazel Whit-| en tmes chek pelt sy asc more and Alexis Luce in the star) houne with her delineation of nw ‘with his own tribe he stole a bride | Ties. and a pet canary singing in| «iaeling girl, and Margaret Robin from another clan and that “the |the background son must be complimented upon 36-Inch Domestic 59 c 36-Inch Minuette $1.79 36-Inch Satin $2.95 \ gpachoani: nnd Bi cop leony he Abin BR oy ud (reel thagaraeaae pect ae Silk Mixed Pongee Tricolette, Yard Francaise, Yard * joldest love stories in the world,| Packed houses greeted the firwt Will wear and wash finely in underwear, Soft, lustrous finish—in white and Take your choice of navy, midnight, U. S. Civil Service Lo cell naff llen ger guard Se a «das ee draperies or children’s clothes. Pink, rose, black and all the popular colorings—reas- brown, African, taupe, gray, flesh, light and Exams Announced unstained soul falls in love with | of the week. | orchid and sky. : onable in price. dark changeable colors. U.S. civil service examinations for |the handsome man of artistic tem- — Computer in the coast and geodetic | Perament, The man is about to} SAN FRANCISCO. — Arthur F. survey and domestic science teacher |take her away to a cottage where Rouseau, realtor, announces plans to . * tm the Indian service will be held |she can Inspire him to write the erect 10 building, to cast $10,000,000, 36-Inch Colorful Charmeuse, Yard 36-Inch Chiffon Taffeta Silk April 26. Parque sar Bo penned bbe music ever erie when | near Mghth and Market ot A lovely soft Satin in Mohawk, jade, o: , poppy, In ie atoll black, a yard wide—oon-c technologist will be held May 17.|he can't do it after all—she is too} WILMINGTON, Del—Mise Kath peacock, Bobolink, silver, Belgium, orchid, Copenhagen, ing—splendid quality. Information may be obtained from|young and innocent, and he can'tlerine Thompson to marry Licut. brown, navy, white and black. the U. 8. civil service board, Postof.| marry her—and it wouldn't be fair!| Osborn Wood, son of Gen. Leonard In small designs, contrasting colors, a full yard wide ; Shades of , Kelly, purple, white and black—a B iad eee ae —at a price for Silk Week. r ? 4 THIRD—THE stile ehaatite ,; Met pre toons: R G A i N B A S E M a N T Bo appeal dependable quality, a full yard wide. Every Day N, Goods C F he E A Silk Week Hummer for Wednesday Shoppers yY Vay New Goods Come From the Eastern * ° ° and Southern Markets—All at Saving Prices Full-F ashioned Silk Stockings PoloCloth and Tweed Coats Brown Daly $149 a pr. Women—here’s your chance to save—just because it is Silk Week at the Bon Marche. Full-fashioned Silk Hose with double heels and toes—hemmed tops of lisle—sizes 814 to 10. New Lines, New Features and New Colors 1,800 Pairs of Women’s 65 Fiber Stockings, Pair c A special offering for Silk Week — Stockings, well reinforced in heel, toe and sole—hemmed tops of lisle—sizes 814 to 10—in black, brown, gray and nude. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE r, X> New coats in the double-breasted effects with the notched collars and strapped sleeves and patch pockets, in tweed and herringbone. In the Polo Untrimmed Lisere Hats—Becoming cloth there are coats with the Tuxedo scarf collar, saddle pockets and bell sleeves. The colors are : : = $ dark and light tan and brown in the tweed and ‘ is Ci at hi 2.25 herringbone, and rose, blue and tan in the Polo Smart Mannish Check and Tweed Suits| <*> 10 cnin en on cloth. Sizes 16 to 40. fine quality Lisere Trim- eee Priced to is med Hats in brown, e ® 9 @ ' MARCHE Little Girls | , New ‘ Swagger Box Coats or Belted Styles Undermuslins Gingham Dresses Tweed Suits—absolutely the most fashionable mode for spring—are offered you at this low price. 59 And they are shown in such new versions of the rage for oa at 98c ase ee ise eae pa “ge pense bg me ee Kelly Kloth, mannish checks, a double embroi ounce, a’ omespuns m, i 59¢. oe gil pra Well-made Gingham Dresses ‘tA pc pcre so boning : A —Envelope Chemises in batiste, in good styles for girls from solid pric fai pando: Sood sah ato wi ag the becoming bodice top, tailored, in white, at 7 to 14 years. The gingham y iad i ‘i on ee _» ee Chemises in flesh - —o quatity, fast. color batiste, bodice top, trimmed material, in both plaid and with a fold of the material, at | Checks. Blue, green, brown Here’s Your Chanee-- ° 150 Fiber Sweaters Economize on Very Special at $8.95 59¢. and red. : COTTONS They will look so smart with summer sports skirts. \ it ‘ Made in hour-glass and other novelty weaves, with full Tuxedo Under r nd H e B e y Indian Head 15c Yard front and with hand-braided sash, and shown in these stunning wea a osier ar alns \ 3,000 yarda of Unbleached Indian Head in spring colors: 20 to 30-yard lengthe—limit of dg to Jade, Jockey red, Mohawk, pink, black, navy, white, Copen, tan —Women’s fine-ribbed Cotton Vests. | —Women’s fine quality Ribbed Cotton A son 9 ae and silver. vA ‘ or ar Sasasgerth ane with crochet Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless style, Demonstration of Devonshire Cloth 29c Yard Sizes 86 to 47. FROOND FLOOR-TEP FON MARCIE nec B. n white. Sizes 36 to 44—3 for with band tops. Sizes 40 to 44, each re) Ced M 1,800 yards of Devonshire Cloth in a fine : 50¢; each 17¢. 49¢ ’ ba ar IViops assortment of patterns—lengths to 15 yards. s l i h D li ~—Women’s fine-ribbed Lisle Thread i pe Vests, bodice and band top, plain or —Men’s fine-ribbed Cotton Union Suits, and Polishes Lonsdale Muslin 19c Yard Lenten cials.in the elicatessen with crochet yokes; white. Sizes 36 to short sleeves and ankle length; ecru. —$1.50 O-Cedar Mops 3,000 yards of Lonsdale Muslin, full yard Wakefield's Kippered Herring at Whole White Codfish, fresh daily; a 44; each 39¢. Sizes 34 to 46, each #5¢. reduced to $1.19. : wide, in langthe ‘to 20 yards, bese camel ia apaBag He 59 ae 9G iene on; choice pieces; a 19. Kippered Salmon; choice a ~—-Men’s Heavy Wool Socks, natural —Children’s medium-weight Ribbed $1.00 O-Cedar Mops * salads, sandwiches; special, per can, pound, 18¢. . 1 , ¥ ! a g —$1. -Ce ps Turkish Towels 29c 15¢ for $1.70. : . gray, good quality. Sizes 10 to 1114, Cotton Stockings, black. Sizes 5 to 11, reduced to 79¢ .i Bee ; : ‘ Bon Marche Mayonnaise; made fresh pair 25¢. 2 pairs for 50¢; pair 17¢. | nbc weeiainet Kk se pet ens any oa, igi Towels, hemmed per hae Sagi ge 5 uo times daily—special, a pound, THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE | THE BON MAR