The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 12, 1922, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR : IN BELLINGHAM srs: r= "o's perce icnipe oI ta erage TOT eT Only Wicked on n the Stag © | etective Sought on Bribery By Wa nda von Battier ler * Charge mother BELLINGHAM, April “tt Seareh was being made today for City Detective George I Amen, y, and the civil service commission wis preparing to try two other mem hers of the police force on charges of misconduct Ames ix declared to have extorted $20 from a man he had p jowing this urday night ww said to hed a number of cheeks wi sufficient funds in the bank to cover Made in our own workroom—you will find hats with Ciena te tag Saeié of tp weed flowers over the ears or placed across the front edge, —_ . E ~ Leghorns draped or swirled with embroidered silken lay by th ; . sashes, small white candy cloth turbans biot trimmed. a unt . 1 Lf And sport models of rough straw in double brim chin Easter Brings These NEW HATS at $10.00 ~ELECTED with care for style, materials and economy, these hats are typical of Bon Marche Easter values. accused of brit Disputes of First 48 Hours ° ss ‘wn Are Straightened by | He stage—well, she's the Lloyd George Dan ani canaoensne te : under arrest. F BY HENRY woop GENOA Betseutes in the fr Straightencd out by " Peemiag 1 ai ington, 2 a little bit about tehen his’ ‘Qioree. n eit af the stage. “These rear th the Harrymeore are within sich marks the dety 1. Admission of Russia into the | gaiiehter in theatrics family of nations. s E Rertement among Kurepean | ALWAYS WANTED Powers providing for nomaggres I think T always wanted to * Mias West declared. 3% Economic, financial and net sll pane 7 West transportation agreements among nf ane es the leading powers represented. “Photo. by vr Delegates frankly admit the G i‘ “ @onference cannot in iteelf hope to ‘eure Europe's ills, The: » of | Want to have more unity to} @vercome during a long period of . eta. Work with such player Mine Bars | 4 when natural laws of supply . y Oe cane wae cine ell Se and ene have had time to adjust | > ec Musi ven, Allied sponsors of the conference Pointed out that in the first two dayw | @t Genoa, four imposing obstactes have been overcome 1. Alignment of powers, one Sef the most critical issues, in enoa parley | wor this tour of the author's wa ty chin style in all the lovely hydrangea shades, dent de lion (lion’s tooth) and jade greens. THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Low ~@ h a | least begun, I do so can only be Easter Footwear at “Easy-to-Pay’’ Prices Children’s Comfortable Canvas Mary Janes White Canvas Mary Jane Slippers with turned soles—for misses and children. Sizes 5 to 8 at $1.85—sizes 814 to 11 at $2.15—sizes 111% to 2 at $2.65. Colored Top Dress Shoes _Boys’ Brown Calf Oxfords ©. I have discovered in these that there's a great out acting aa well as + MHA FOU oe AND ROB MAN ns toward comy to go on the Miss West laughed agair The he y her me Found in a dazed condition at Third Ee ae a teeta tt so M i-English last with — Yalving a choice batwons anes dee chanan S see peony gape aca, Gee You wae Gants Ween Attractive shoes for children’s Easter i cn eo irae as Segal Ita. tetiens pen equal stared, “wap inst. September, when 1 | ¢¢ day morning, Charles Gullane, 66, wear—made with patent vamp and a 4 ben ea s00dy . started out as Mra, Lealie—the un- | thir g|\told police that Tuesday night two ati a Ba a soles. ghana “pen aectapulentll ‘wnat Wh CaPaa ¥. Oema liad r with me. We men had stopped him cn First ave, button tops of white, champagne, gray, Sizes 9 to 134; at $3.5 Sangre lad Dee totiaee cr t and the [relly appear like that kind of aw times and seen such, woo-jand after slugging fieldmouse or black kid. eae 34.00 y 50—si ~ rd jperson, do IT" she asked, almost derful places together heed hed turned b c "| ~ . f air aus fag 2 EB carbons | Stine West {a an adventures,’ &| out, robbing him of $905 and & geld Sizes 5 to 8 at $3.50—sizes 81, to 11 Sizes 2% to 6 at $1.50—sizes 6 to ie cuttin of theives, 1 woked her over—carefully vamp." and An unscrupulous cheat: | wateh at $4.35. 9 at $5.50. lists bebavier ‘of the he Hct | “No,” 1 said, “not quite.” Jer at cards—on the stage Guilane was then taken to the eit ist } And she doesn't. Jane West har hospital, where jured 4 ‘ Bp sraichtcwrd “out by Tenis. [two brown ever that are frank 80d / G1y Oe Peleg seg given treatment by. ty Patent Strap Pumps CombinedWithGray | Easter Strap Pumps $4.95 aun vere peor eoneer \waLacea To SMATTLS : | After Si Ww k Gieditptionn ot-ine: toe tanita aaa This makes a very effective combination for It’s early to have new footwear with a low price 4 ‘The question of how the va [FIVE YEARS AGO : F SIX pit s ty Wednesday Easter shoes—strap style, with Cuban or low heels, like this in foree. Women’s and growing girls’ stylish ious commissions should be con- ) ‘The young actress and her mother eee he em | in latest style—$6.85 to $10.50. patent, kid or brown Pumps in the lot. stituted has apparently been sat- jure not entirely “new" t Isfactorily settied. altho they are at present vis 4 ® loity for the time Five st transcont) The Foot-o-scope insures correct fit—its for your convenience—use it. UPPER MAIN FLOOK—THE DON MARCHE me For Baby’s Easter Wardrobe Novelties ~Easte! r Greeting Cards Se to 25e¢. —-Napkins, Easter de- signs, S@ dozen, or two dozen for 15¢. Easter Novelties, 2 for Se to $1.00, —Decorated Crepe Paper with bunnies or chicks, « Pledges Are Named | sues _by Phi Beta Kappa’ yesterday after six weeks’ confine 1 by Pt ¥ ment 7 GENOA, April 1 Gerlip, American finar here, observing the ¢ @nce, today declared the €annot succeed completely u question of reparations is here. war made Thompson's attorneys gnined re lease thru the su grounds that Mine ering Insanity findings OMPLETE little sister’s Easter outfit by adding one of these fairy-like frocks of white or colored organdie, and make her look like one of the gay spring posies— $1.50, $1.95, $2.95 and $3.95. ~-Lovely Frocks of white —Little Caps and Hats to organdie and lace, sizes 2 complete the effect—in the to 6, $1.95. popular Minnetonka style, —120 little Dresses with $7.45 a set. slips to match, in two price —Novelty ripple Sweaters groups—sizes 1 and 2 at , r ‘aster Bon Bon Snap- $2.95—sizes 3 to 6 at yokes—in light and pers, 75¢ to $1.00 a $3.95. dark colors—$3.95. dozen. BARY SHOP—SEOOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Mothers’ and Babies’ Health School —=— Lecture Thursday at 11 o’Clock Chick! Chick!! By Dr. Herbert E. Coe Vanderiip, in his first er the conference, came to th Of the German demand that be cor 4 under t the - er than that Thoa goes to custody of relatives yeart and the Pumpkin Which the parley met to heal, are di-|and “The Man From China.” j Pht " Eretly traceable to uncertainty on "Since the death of her father aur-| Asserts Millionair -sguebiniradh rr See |viliuha his gare ia Prence. while} Club Will Carry On *« in graduate work at | abroad she had the opportunity of! Claiming that his “political ene. Nort n university, Selectio meeting Hugh Walpole, Sir Ja mies are attempting to wreck the|° . is baned on scholar |Barrie, Arnold Bennett, Bernard | Millionair efub, jobleas rend are Shaw and others of equal fame. At} which he by elreulatin } hat time she h ot become a part | por he nina th f \*. the American stage to go Out of business, MG. Johan-| his own anization ia about BELLINGHAM Falling to end * by shooting, J.P Hyde ‘Wow thet I am here.” she said/ son, candidate for city counc!l, ie 6, former mayor of Blaine dies from red afternoon over her choce | sued a sta nent Wednesday that the, heart failure a9 surgeons work on Corson Halts Procession to}: Unseal Casket ies cup, “that is, now that T have at ! reports were entirely unfounded bien. ge Halting the funeral of Henry Re T H E BO N MM rs | R Cc | E y. who was killed by a €ar Monday, Cor gon Tuesday o: @ealed and the Coroner's jury sion waited several meanwhile ‘The jury had been » her cate, but that ctinesiy’ fune Oh! More Polo Coat Bargains in The ae Bargain Basement eted an honor (Ewe S ‘ HEALTH SCHOOL UNDER THE DIRECTION OF ARGAIN BASEMENT Egg Dyes 5c Easter Egg Dye, solid color sheets with a wide variety of lovely colors to decorate Easter eggs in the good old-fash- ioned way. UPPER MAIN FLOOR Under the dire Dr. Babies weighed and n of the State Board of Health A. Turner, Director sured Thursday from 1 to 3 o'clock. Woading the jury in mot ars. iE mosky's inquest was to have d Wednesday, and the « Bot been informed of the fi Gt Sictaleon fc i Easter . Water, 2 Are Dead n ta e, Copen a br » have new Coats *olo clot ‘oats BORTLAND, April 12.—Betieved In tan, blue, Copen and brown, we ha new Coats of Polo cloth. Coats with to have thrown coal oil, mistaken for | taglan sleeves, Tuxedo throws, bell sleeves, inverted pleats and buckled belts. The ‘water, on a fire that started in their ry , ave bee king for. Size: 5 9 aE Sdeccus Los ’ n very thing you have been looking for. Sizes 16 to 42. ‘Thomas Olxen, 40, « a day. Two other occupants of the Rosaries for Easter Gifts Attractive Aprons, $1.95 All boxed and ready for to wear when giving 4 R A t 49 preparing the Easter a © s Dinner Fine imitation cut stones, mounted on gold-plated chain, A new model in attrac- with gold-plated «capular medal tive Aprons, made of ging- and fancy, cross — guaranteed } : ‘ Fer five sence, 1am in block plaids in red ’ and orchid; also small, ir- adel Beautiful Rosaries at 69c regular checks in a nice n seen we were in 500 ew Easter Hats Medium cut stones, mounted assortment of colors. , " : on rolled gold chain with scap- Made i Li , ular medal center and plain cross. The decade beads Made in surplice style and $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 and $4.79 capped with gold, guaranteed for five years. trimmed with narrow white ruffle and a large sash tie. only draw 2 per cent i Noonday Lunch 45c Hot Cross Buns Brick Codfish Special cleanup of Men's Lisle and as the interest on + Maries by a cigaret on th pr There are all the styles to be desired in this new lot of hats. Tailored sailor Lovely Rosaries for $1.19 é i) “0 hats in two colors, gray and pink, blue and gray and blue and white. Large hats Extra fine imitation cut stone beads, mounted on Featured also is an Apron i Caldwell Tries to of horsehair and straw with drooping brims trimmed with fruit. Turbans and hats heavily gold-filled chain with large gold-filled pu- of black sateen or unbleached ' with turned-up brims. Jar medal center and fancy cross. Decade beads capped muslin hand embroidered. i i. peter Waste with gold. Guaranteed for ten years. SECOND FLOOR—-THE BON Hf: ines to reocind 4 : UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE MARCHE —- oo ': M d Boys’ a en’s and Boys = Bargains” ||| Thursday S The Bon M era argains | ursday Snaps in The Bon Marche Food Shops i Joan from the general fund. it As the surp! funds of the city An Eastern jobber’s ' i “ Pipitgie 38 salis Small tenderloin steak, po Des Sng Oe ose es Sion Babe chee sauce to, 29¢ Doz. 16c Lb. Fountain | ; al od . ‘otton Socks. n_ black, rb or loganberry ple, cotfee { ae dec yet ny dpsed efter a A E t Sh re) t it gray, cordovan; 3 for 50¢; AND be tema go 45c 2 Ibs. a ; e Lunch 25c weting with the ¢ advisory board ain 40 ms Made as rich and nice & Nice, white meaty fish at a ot roast pork, with d i Tuesday n aster oe pportunity we 17¢. Re TAURANT —UPP ad can be—best butter, exis and pecial price while we have Ing, bread and butter, marsh z ’ 5 3oys’ Blouses of striped sploes usec any mallow sundae H Perel Services W omen 's Pumps $3.9 percale, good patterns. Chicken Pie Lunch i ye ee at er Iig's Boneless Cottage Butts, CNW ER AND SEVER MAIN t i ota ; vies J. WwW. Vaux Brown and Black One-strap Pumps in kid and | Sizes 8 to 16 years, 55¢. at the Counter fring: Ree Easter Candies in suede, and Strap Pumps in the w shade of gray "Schem ate p nage Men’s spring weight rit 35c Freshly churned Creamery ha i Sunday, will be held Frid tap |} suede, all having Louis heels. Sizes 3 to 8, widths I set & welg pallies PY DES te kd Butter, per Ib. BT¢. Great Varieties ney-Wattor nell A to D. ved Cotton Union Suits, ms prs gene nay TH age me Mayonnaise + Candy Easter Eggs, all ‘ Rhiprt- sinever: a ah i am, 4 the talk of the town—made sizes, at most reasonable several times daily, Ib, Bi¢@. prices. UPPER MAIN THE BON M 36 to 46, each, at OR UPPER MAIN FLOOR CHE THE BON MARCHE ‘TheBon Marché PIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUE—UNION STREET “ » her hus to Alberquerque, N. 1 for her health. she was returning t MAIN FLOOR N MARCHE White Confirmation Dresses, $1.95 and $2.29 White Confirmation Dresses for girls from 8 to 14 years. White organdie, trimmed with lace, embroidery, tucking, and sashes of pink and blue ribbon, Men's and Boys’ Caps, made of wool suitings, in brown and gray mixtures; non-breakable visors, Sizes 61% to 714, each, 85¢, D°% commirrep + TO ORPHANAGE odes hoy t the ¢ phanage with his young