The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 15, 1922, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR OFFICERS IN SPLIT WITH SHIP BOARD ~ Breach Caused by . Plan for Naval Reserve Within Merchant Marine BY J. F. RICHARDSON WASHINGTON, May U5.— Charging that “if the shipping is sponsoring, aiding or eountenancing any bill to accom the formation of a mer bh he TheBonMarché PIKE STREELT—SEHCOND AVENUB—UNION S8TREDT Bleached Muslin 15c 1,000 yards, bleached, full yard wide, soft fin ish, Pillow Tubing 33c 1,000 yards Indian Head Tubing, 45 inches wide, lengths to 10 yds. Percales 12%c Yard "oye soe he Panny The Climax in Garment Values lengths to 20 yards— good patterns. White Nainsook 19c¢ 800 yards sheer, soft White Nainsook, 36 ins. wide, Gabardine 25c Yard 200 yards fine qual- ity, 82 inches wide, in lengths to 10 yards. Dotted Swiss 25c 6500 yards, in 27 and 28-inch widths, lengths to 10 yards. White Repp 19c Yd. 1,000 yards for skirts, children’s rompers, 35 inches wide. THIRD FLOOR TOWELS Huck Towels 12'4c Bleached, good quality, stze 15x30 Inches Hack Towels se | N€W Tweed and Trelaine SUITS Good quality, 16x33 inches. At $16.75 Huck Towels 19¢ Plain hem and hematitched Indispensable in the wardrobe of the average woman Towels in size 18x36 are these smart Tweed Suits that are cut on the new Turkish Towels 19c long jacketed lines and show the maximum style for 4, nice weight, se the low price. Indispensable TOP-COATS—lInexpensive $18.50 Practical, with certain style and dash, you will find these top coats exceptional values for $18.50, Made of Polaire, in the popular sand shades, rich Mohawk and gay rouge. Well lined and mannishly tailored with jaunty belts, pockets and collars and decorative buttons and buckles, Bome models f subsidy bill by the board, it been grossly unfair and has whan of the association, took to task both before the tehouse commitior and for alleged | Pruitt, in a setto with Commis Giomer Meyer Lissner, of the board, Unbesitatingly charged that a letter ‘Written to Pruitt by eomeone he de © qlined to name, advised Pruitt to for his association approval of the new flare cuff—all ragian sleeves, BECOND FLOOR—-THE BON MARCHE #0 as not @ubsidy bul by ma Re give the opponents of the bill , Tenn. ‘a, and Benator Fletcher, Florida) a chance tO crom-question him.” 4 Pruitt appeared to urge the pas mage of the subsidy bill, Hoe stated the shipping board had assured the Neptune association, and other li officers’ organizations between the La Fol > thon provisions of the proposed gidy bill would be amended, and jubsidy bill « ve which labor Men hold would paralyze the sea unions, would be withdrawn from Variety i in Smart SILK FROCKS At $23.75 Styles for tea, for the dinner hour and for street wear. Heavily beaded Canton crepes in straight line and bloused styles. Frilly Frocks of printed crepe de Chine, in light and Johnny Walker tweeds, Kelly cloth, Trelaines and dark shades. Crash ‘Voudin, 10c Fisher-Kellogg Irish tweeds are included in this lot in Roshanara crepe models in two-color combinations Heavy, unbleached, 17 inches the best liked pastel colors, that are smart for sport wear—shown in vivid and the wide—good value. Made with silk linings, narrow belts, tnset or patch pockets, darker colors for summer. THIRD FLOOR botched collars and ample width in the skirts In all, this iy « gathering of representative Gress models for SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE summer. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE e Lowest Prices We’ A Great Sale of Rugs “ “hfs ye 9x12 Axminster Rugs at HESE Axminster and Velvet Rugs were bought from the famous house of Alex- Velvet Rugs, Very Special ‘ A special lot ata special price ander Smith & Co., and offer a splendid choice of patterns and colors. You get wuss value in tr Rog —all seamed rugs with floral Some are slightly imperfect, but the defects are almost impossible to find, and bought at this sale, especially in| and allover designs—good look- will not affect the wearing qualities of the Rugs in the slightest degree. this number—so rich looking in 37 45 ing floor coverings for any room.) - designs and colorings — size rel Seamless Velvet Rugs at 10-6 feet. Oh—you shou see these | 9x12-F t V I t R £ Tapping a case under his arm, he paid to “This revelation explains made to keep me from ap here in person. The docu | ment I have in here warning me not give the cross-examiners a chance me, but to send my as pproval by mail, is ex ft won't work, Mr. Lins m mighty giad I came.” gave up trying to paficy WILKES OFFERS PLEASING FARCE “High Cost of Loving” Is Well Received BY GLENN HUGHES “The High Cost of foving.” « former Kolb and Dill success, and a fapid-fire farce with incidental songs and general tomfoolery, bean its week's run Sunday o Wilkes the ater, with James F doing most of the singing and a grevt deal of the talking. It must not be assumed. he that Mr. Blaine is the v bole Katherine Van Buren appea lovely daughter of Ludwig Klinke the mustard merchant, aod Emmett Vogan has al) sorts of fun portraying | this same merchant. Mr. Voran D5 alipe easily into a vaudeville style E and is completely en rapport with b ey Budience when he is down by t footlights kidding the folxe in front Desirable Seamless Rugs that) 8-3x80-6, in splendid designs and + would look well in any Fome| colors—pleasing effects. They'll and suitable designs and color- } ings for any room. Come -— look well in your home. Seamless—Size 9x12 Feet oo for youll 9x12 Velvet Rugs, Special Qx12 halite Rugs, Special 29 45 Special for the e Anniversary Sale These certainly are splendid rugs for the low price asked. Get one of these for your heme) Springlike colors and pleasing 32 75 Those Psat ng ing ee the| designs—that you will not tire e feat Fm My Bi One of the best Rug bargains we have been able to offer you in many a day. Rugs in good designs and colors —small allover and ¢. , ¢ quality. medallion patterns. Will wear exceptionally well, and easily cleaned. Seamless Axminster Rugs at Axminster Rugs, Exceptional Value In rose, blue, tan and green combinations that will blend with any | When have you seen such good Come choose the Rug you like) color scheme. Rugs as these for so little 44.95. Size money? Size 83x 10-6 feet 36. 75 cred Syria a, coe and} good weight, suitable for any especially nice designs and color} room FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE ings. FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE FOURTH FLOOR—THB th MARCHE [Startling Anniversary ae SILKS RED UCED [32-F , Women’s 40-Inch All-Silk Crepe de Chine 36-Inch Charmeuse Satin, Yard If you know silk value you eggs Select the color you like best from this Sport Pumps will want several yards from this lot. splendid lt of Satins. You will find] SPECIAL sapphire, scarlet, periwinkle, coral, pea- "$1 50 se raged ys onl eae Sie ie $1 .65 , henna, steel, cock, turquoise, jade, Mohawk and beige.) poppy, peacock and others $3.95 Pr. Natural 33-inch Shantung ‘Pongee,—a yard, 59c Navy Dress Satin, a yard wide, navy only, $1 45 4 His chief difficulty, as E can hit on It in aban! tain cockney culations ce Dinner Sets $3: 95 resent a hang-over trom vious impersonation. Howard Russell dicguisee his countenance with a preposterous set of whiskers, and looks fur ull the world like a German edition of Pather Christmas. Mary The ‘Wears #0 many ruffles (crisp, star ones at that) that she q simp professor role and almost convinces one bs studied at a university where * characters live and have their being Valentine Sidney is evident happy in the part of Emma, who has troubles of her own, « i them being Ludwig, her bu Reynolds Denniston, Erman and John Nickerson carry masculine roles, Mr. Seavey : especially convincing in make-up and action. Evelyn Atkinson ond Herriet Hellen complete the cast, Miss Atkin fon having become by ne nw of the smartest maids in this vicinity All this chatter about the actors has nothing what to do with the plot, but my idea ty thut the plot isn’t very much, and wha* there | of it is somewhat worn by the natural processes of time. Then too, it is a bit vulgar, and of cours the less said about vulgar things the better it is for them and us “The High Cost of Loving” gets plenty of jaughs, and wii! continue to Durable Silk-mixed Pongee, new colors, at 59c 36-inch Black Chiffon Taffeta, priced at $1.55 Fine Japanese Pongee Silk, 33 inches wide, 83c_ Best Spring colors in 36-inch Sport Satins, $1.65 Stripes and Plaids in 36-inch Dress Silks, at 95c Vivid colors in Brocaded Sport Satin, yard, $1.75 i Serviceable Plain or Brocaded Repp Cords, 98c Plain and Fancy Tricolette, in colors, yard, $1.85 Fine Tubular Tricolette, yard wide, priced 98c 40-inch Gown Satin in black or navy, yard, $1.95 36-inch Black Messaline Satin, priced at $1.25 Soft-draping Crepe-backed Satin, a yard, $2.25 ERE’S your opportunity—Pumps Good-weight Suiting Poplins, gray, beige, $1.25 Sport Satins, 40 inches wide, reduced to $2.35 at an extremely low price—and Tek whack wi udek bik boacie Bright, Lustrous 36-inch Charmeuse Satin, $1.35 Costume colors in All-silk Canton Crepe, $2.65 wear. Strap or lace style with military or low heels—made of white Nile 36-Inch Silk Foulards $1.35 40-Inch Sport Satins $1.25 Yard cloth or white nubuck, trimmed with American Semt-porcelatn Dinnerware with gold band decoration. The set includes 6 dinner plates, 6 pie plates, 6 sauce dishes, 6 tea cups, 6 tea saucers, 1 vegetable dish and 1 meat platter, Bread Boxes 98c “Savory” Sanitary Bread Boxes of heavy Japanned tin—rounded cornerg and hinged lid. Wash Boilers $2.15 do 90 for the remainder of *he week brown or black ealf. Sizes 21% to Excellent value indeed—so durable and ‘good looking Handsome, durable Faille Striped Sport Satin—take “Model” Wash Bollere with copper bottom, ELEC { OF OFFICERS ty 8 in the lot, widths AA to C. soft for summer wear. Dots, coin spots, figures and your choice of any piece in the lot at this low price. fitin covers and stationary handles — well hs the Ralston club resulted in the SHOE SHOP—UPPER MAIN FLOOR conventional designs, Splendi A 7 ; made and durable. (= ree a oat remulted im tm Splendid color combinations. UNION STREET BASEMENT t ME tar cnsen was oh FABRIC FLOOR—THIRD—THE BON MARCHE resident; KE. E. V and Homer 0. Campbell, ‘