The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1922, Page 14

_THE SEATTLE STAR SUE 0 KEEP PO" RENE Sur Sn MEN- ARE YOUR BIG DAYS IN | Rous ement will be male in the newspapers,” was his only reply to a Officials Ordered <j areal to Show Cause in int win'iis'ttonm tr tne aan | | pat wing of the republican party, he} County Court Om tiscoversa ne” mya, that most ot |them look upon Polndexter as too Ma 26 | unpopular to tie to, T - y } could not win In a clear ‘eld age a progressive. AsEAL Shirt Sale in Anniversary Stinath nblicline you a eit lot of 5,220 Men’s Shirts at savings that are remarkable. Here’s what we have: Sa Men’s Madras and Crepe Shirts Only $1.15 Fine for looks—excellent for wear, and at remarkable savings, Made of printed madras and Tuxedo crepe—plain Garret Ney Comptrate Marry W | for Incidental Number white and an endless range of new patterns and colors. Sizes 14 to 17. All sleeve lengths. peaiect thru his attorneys, Totten | angels will have an epoctuntty Men 8s Good Percale 85 ens iper- tripe an $1 85 Cc | eg Woven Madras Shirts ° demonstrate their forensle In his complaint, Storey sets forth | pefore a committee of judges in the | Neat, fine quality woven madras and fiber striped madras—make these exceptional shirts. A fine assortment of colors and patterns. Better ° . cnt ne estan? er eat | Unter Washinton statu Shirts—Very Special get a whole summer's supply from this lot. Mans B VD. and Mercereed Pajamas 1-9 Patice pension fund, 10 per cent went | wayrfarer executive committer for | Come on, fellows, and see what a good buy they are—of good quality Me the park department und 10 per | 1922 announced Thursday the details | percale in hundreds of staple and fancy light and dark patterns, guaran- Union Suits Fellows, better get bo of these for summer Special \ wear. Plain white, plain colors and fancy stripes, Bie Bima i guy ue hog i cae, ‘tier ook tee penne, teed fast colors. Sizes 14 to 17, 32 to 35-inch sleeve. in percales, printed madras and mercerized fabrics. 1 10 Sizes 15, 16 and 17, e Nainsook Athletic Union o ven nd r cent of for he incidenta umbers between) e e e a recs, Boy mia, the the ‘epinoden of the. paca Men’s Athletic Union Suits 65 c sap e e soctaty witt re-{,.Tomen, whe aspire to be Under of Pin Check Nainsook Men’s Silk Mixed and 4 5 ! Silk Four-in-Hands at IC Suits, sleeveless, knee lengths —sizes 34 to 46 standing or the Angol will recite for | TIES—you will be surprised at the quality— | _ Bist the application for an injunction | the judges the speech of Understand: | “ ake isi Wwas declared by George H. Kahin,|ing starting with the words “My Just the right underwear for summer—well made, sple stripes, figures, dots, brocades and novelty effects MEN'S CORNER—TWo DIRECT ENTRANCES—SECOND AVENUE—UNION street In all colors, & result of a “friendly sult filed perior court We Y i injunetion | Should not issue, restrataing them | from turning the municipal pound! | over to the King County Humane so 28 why a permane Gkty, in accordance with the vote on | Miltiative measure No. $9008 May 2! Eee meorery restraining order was | Seek Singers and Speakers onda, the the episodes of the pagcant this | the society's attorney name ts Understanding,” and if a re | did fitting garments, sleeveless and knee length. they will be asked to recite the Men’s Soiesette Athletic $ 1 35 Union Suits—Special at Six Free Lectures poem “They Come," which in one Soiesette, one of the best underwear falwics made. Soft of the principal ches of Under sand . standing in the pe nt Practical Psychology and Rating of Character and fine and wears well. Sizes 84 to 46. by Men trying for the parts of Way farer, wise men and shepnerda, will recite for the judges Wayfarer’s speech, starting with the words |The world’s awry.” and for a re ing will give Wayfarer’s speech, d me onward.” uck, upon which a plano te will be stationed at the | of the stadium, nd from * candidates will epeak or mon extrenm Jend of the horseshoe of the stadium Candidates will given numbers |and will be known only ty these so |far as the judges are concerned. | ‘Those who report first will be given | the first numbers and wilt be heard | first, according to numters. | | Singers from any part of the coun- | try are eligible to try for solos. It/ | ts not necessary that they be mem-| (Children’s Imported Sta- Deere ences satan of tte eae eee ATTRACTIVELY bound in cloth; fiction, girls’ and boys’ classics, books of humor, poetry, devotional 1 he 8 it tions to sing—"Christ in Flanders.” | Ain real opportunity to replenish your book shelves at a small cost. AB DOX sreccceees 10c [Open the Gates to the Temple,” [Gree iit Per Away” | Continental Classics—35c a Volume 2000 Boxes Stationery 25c Table No "(dl ae Slightly imperfect—bound in durable cloth bindings. |Phone ( Co. R Repairing | Harper Bros.” eihectiction sets. The titles: Manufacturers’ Samples—not over one of a kind—discon- 2 ored candies, Ib.. 30c Dr. Floyd F. Barnes Peychelogist and Vocational Analyst Masonic Club Rooms oLDIN N nlak % ort 1 \ i iled. Many sold for several skcape sor pr e. Long Distance Line’ Career of @ Nihitiate= Gap Bpanian and ¢ ental Tales tinued numbers some slightly soiled. ¥ _ rCreme Oil Soap, 4 bars— Bedastopol—T Mo@ern Ghoste—-Alarcon times what we are asking. Table No. _The long-distance line between Se Dame Care—Suderman Tees Betbe—Ceeht Ww P P “* and no phone orders or attle and Cle Elum is now img | *redit-—Fr: rm ed — joverhauled by the Pacific Telephone wae how ose For the Right—Emil Franses 900 Packages Pound ax ape! 3 deliveries, 25c 'e ‘Telderaph Co. The work will in iamonds—Jokel The Crushed Flower—Andreyer Paper 25c 8 Rolls for 25c \for . seeeree volve placing 2,750 poles, §.200 cross. ° : . op Good quality paper—2,000 rolls Arma and 1,160 miles of copper wire The Taplex Book Bargains in Bibles 180 shesie ts ths pacage—whing te tates yInfants’ Cross-bar Dimity coat $332 Demonstrations from the a for Recipes—35c Sunday School Teachers’ Bible, blue, pink Kodak Albums Table No. Dresses, extraordinary platform in reading Ee: welf-ptonouncing references, con. Envelopes, 56¢@ « package. 4 h values character s——— KEEP WELL: A convenient book for cordance, illustrated in color, at : f Special $1.00 } for ar 39c as Cc ORO CATARRH keeping your favorite §2.95. Propelling Pencils 60 leaves, size 7 by 10 incheem : pegsetorai gehen Sulte 211-213 Pantages Bids. recipes, divided into sections Scholar’ Edition, sf pronouns Ss ial $1.00 extra good ‘values ‘Picture Frames —105, in } BY DR. RK. H. BISHOP | and bound in a washable mi ian Bible, colored mapa, at pecia - Imported Stationery , UST what do you | cover—a book that will help Sterling and gold-filled Propel. Table No. Dickel silver finish; will ree eee nee ree lll ie ane ae 208 ord , Special Hand Bible, selfpro ing Pencil. in long and short 35c a Box {not tarnish or wear off— ; AMUSEMENTS j yon id apie the housewife and a useful houncing concordance, 16 colored atylen—an ideal gift for graduation Tissue lined Envelopes — 25 5 lvelvet back, wail et the eomumaenant present for the bride’s pistes, map ible lands in col the price ism special one, and a = sheets of paper and 25 envelopes val 50c in use today for shower. Ors; 32 duotone plates, 82.45. 6 per cent war tax is added in each box. (Square or Oval... describing certain . * * . * . a Indefinite all Anniversary Sale Bargains in Many Lines of Commercial Stationery (Fiber Stockings, reinforced ments that people Stenographic Pencils, a dozen, Typewriting Carbon Paper, 6% Grocery Order Books, a dozen, Imperial Gem Clips, 69¢ M. Table No. heel, toe and sole, hem lected with 49¢. by 15 inches, a box 81.69. 8. Mikado Pencils, No 2%, doze: 6 ‘tops of lisle, good lar usage ? vee agg fe MCE a No 2%, dozen, ps , FOC 65 has transformed a ee tn ae Hunt's Pen Potnts, gross, 81.29. — 49¢. (standard colors... Cc the word from a Dicnet Wiber Wither Mreewe, cuties atic will Dixon's . Ticonderoga Pencils, Venus Pencils, No. If, 2H, StF, acientific medical dozen, BP¢. Genk jar with brush, 29¢. No. 2 and 25-10, dozen, 49¢. per dozen, 89¢. rYarn, Shetland Floss, 15 to a loomely UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Tablo No. colors; full ounce ball ; 7 [eau lniteds 15 ¢ Anniversary Sale Trunks, Bags, Go-Carts ee eee Substantial Cowhide Bags—Specially Priced at $6 9 5 8 [eet hen cs” 69 Indefinite practice was ung. Physicians at th Heved disease due for the most part to the conditions of the fluids or hu. mors of the body. Thus catarrh, Ny, was not a symptom of a order but rather that of a disease or other constitutional disorder. | Marga Waldron There are several seats of eatarrh PREMIERE DANSEUSE Tho he: stomach and bor with George Halprin ls are usually the commonest Catarrh of the head is chronic In- The Four Camerons Harry La Vail and Sister Miss Merle and Company Bon ’Ay Real Hair Nets— Of smooth black or brown leather—fitted with brass lock and lift catches—with durable leather Table No. cap shape, in brown, black handles—leather lined, with three inside pockets—sizes 16 to 18 inches in the lot. 9 Thited ana 39 r ri : ° " Xauburn; dozen... Cc Split Cowhide Leatherette Bags Grain Leather Brief Fiber Trunks Fammmation of the membranes of the ston Bags Dandy Value at Cases Novelty Wash Laces, Tor- nose. Sometimes thie, inflammation Bo id J $12.95 chon; firm thread Seville as 40.0 atieeaihiee tachen $1.35 $1 00 $4.95 Table No,|/aces; narrow imitation ue Durable 3-ply veneer construc. {Cluny iges, N d ke and dust. Ofter Auny eages, NO m the thiceaiing ane pdb Fitted with graduating lock and | tion with reinfo 10 ' 8 pry gia <4 rable handles and straps ed brass corner NOW PLAYING he nasal membranes 14-inch wizes—at a re straps with two divisions Inside. bumpers. Heavy lock and cateh— ee Near widths 14 to “AT THE STAGE DOOR” the and open air often markably low price. 16-inch size, fitted with tray fs cones 5c With BILLIE DOVE J eeeeee rh of the throat ution downward o And AllStar Cast wegen ths Light-Weight Sulkies $2. 95 Fulton Folding Go-Carts $2. 95 (N i feet Alternoess Oniy! (| ot te it Bates Anniversary Sale Price Anniversary Sale Price Piel ec pr pe HAROLD LiayD ind t6.2 idle Whos tate Gace On strong steel frame with stationary Fitted with Fabroid hood, in black or Table No. shades and fancy prints; In “Bumping Into Broadway” he air is free : ‘i . 3 48 ; y prints; from dust and smoke. back and durable handle. brown, reclining back and adjustable dash— 11 embroidered corners; scal- AND NEW VAUDEVILLE ite Drees nae ne meaty r6s Light-weight Sulkies with padded seat and with four 10-inch tube spoke wheels. loped edges, —— — in alephotia Meparaiiee 6 ta ene pow 10-inch steel $4. 95 nee — Sulkies, gray fiber reed with Lat - NT — ods, Regulation of food and Ns Raab anh bee tke esse gray hood or natural color, with brown hood, esas TAGES Tae e are a large part of the spe. Fulton Folding Sulkies, in brown or black, reclining back and Odds and Ends of Books— Now HLAY a Gatarrn ae tis Nileial ts seun Fabroid, with Fulton helical suspension ME OE 5 as 404 4d 1 4 HERE $12.95 Table No. Boy Scouts and a miscella- apes to Chine Baten oF springs, reclining back, $10 00 Reed Carriages in oth les 5 12 {neous group, offered at Tonstipation is a great 10-inch wheels, at ........ e up as high eau $69. 0 | this price for quick clearance. UPPER MAIN FLOOR in women. To ef. Ke, rest, dieting, h treatments as an | n alone can give must be LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE DENTISTRY A PROFESSION OF ART By Eéwin J. Brown, DD, 6 VRE BF 2.84 PAINT UP! CLEAN UP! __ Boys’ All-Wool Small Lads’ Northwest to Join $1.65 awe Fiche 59c bees ‘ ; i ss, Knickers. Pr. Here are many things to help you. Straw Hats | Brown ond gray mixtures, lined Shirtings, 19c Yard in Drive on Do ie. throughout with seams taped, belt SPOKANE, May 11.—Under ms s Wizard Mo $ 95c loops and necessary pockets—90 Black or brown straw; good 500 yards Striped Shirting; good qual- leadershig Sheriff EL L. Gib-| pairs. alia for Hee i ity and colors; 32 inches wide, lengths to *s Harbor county, and Strong Wire Carpet B 1 UPPER MAIN FLOOR value for little money. 20 yards—some seconds in the lot. of Spokane with wood grip handle - 4c THE BON MARCHE UPPER MAIN FLOOR attack on the 10-quart Galvanized i narcotic traffic is planned by all law Di caus seubdcccioses se 29c Voiles and Lawns, 15¢ Dental forces of ashington, Oregon, M vanized tron garbage pall with wen e tana, Idaho, British Columbia ready-m Alberta. Gibson # president I secretary of the Washington State Sheriffs’ association, OLYMPIA.—Total of 170,663 auto icense plates issued from December | {1, 1921, to May 6, according to Fred | J. Dibble, director department of Ucenses, 1,000 yards Printed Fabrics, 27 Inches wide, in a jottom and sides rein floral patterns and scroll designs—good colors. A complete line of Paints and yin cereale Me ts A Black Sateen, 19c arnishes, also Paint and Varnish 25,000 yards heavy Black Brushe 25, yards heavy Black Sateen, full yard wide; Le OO Sa pel lengths to 6 yards. Limit 10 yards to customer, UNION STREET BASEMENT PIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUE—UNION STREET THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE