The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1922, Page 8

THE BON MARCHE | BarGain BASEMENT Every ItemaBargain. Every DayaBargain Day ‘Women’s Khaki Outing Garments : Khaki K nickers and C oat $2.95 Suit Khaki Middy and Knickers $3.95 Suit Made of sulphur-dyed army khaki. Sizes to 44 ; Separate Khaki Knickers, Skirt and Jacket $1.89 Each Made of sulphur-dyed army* khaki. All sizes 800 Pairs Women’s Pumps and Oxfords 8 Styles There are black patent leather and black and - brown kid and calf Pumps and caberetta leather Pumps, Oxfords and Strap Pumps. White buck and canvas and white canvas Oxfords stripped with brown leather. Among the lot are French, military and Cuban heels. Sizes 244 to 8. 18,097 Yards Mill End Remnants At Astonishingly Low Prices For 19c Yard For 10c Yard i 1,200 yards heavy weight Un- 889 yards Bleached Muslin, 86 inch- | bleached Sheeting, 40 inches wide. es wide. F 23c Y d 500 yards 27-inch Apron Ginghams. age of ioe Wash For 15c Yard } Goods, lengths to 5 yards. 1,00 yards Indigo Percales, 36 inches Oxford cloth, colored sateens, wide. Bleached muslin, beach cloth, brocaded 1,500 yards bleached, soft-finished coutils, voiles, reps, organdies, cotton Muslin, 36 inches wide. soiesettes, in white and a 1,500 yards flesh-colored, soft-finish SE asetenent of colors. Lingerie Cloth, 30 and 36 inches wide. 250 Single Blankets 79c Each (Seconds) Single Cotton Sheet Blankets in blue, gray and pink plaids. Size 64x76 inches. 250 Double Blankets $1.48 Each (Seconds) Double Cotton Sheet Blankets in blue, gray and pink plaids. Size 64x152 inches. 1,500 Drapery Remnants [1c] [3c] [5c] [10c] Each Drapery Remnants in twilled drapery cloths, cretonnes and silkolines, in a wide assortment of beautiful colors. Priced according to length. imples boils are caused by errors of diet Fleischmann’s fresh yeast corrects the cause A well-known skin specialist says that pimples are “signal flags of dun- nenson, will be dincumned at a meeting - > in the ¢ ber of Commerce assem. | Police Lieutenant |tiy roms, Priday. at apm Bergt. William @. Witeke has been! Repre ives of the organisa | retired recently after 26 years’ serv THE SEATTLE STAR Act at Moore Has ‘‘Kick”’ in It * #8 & e'@. «@ en ae ‘Ignores Volstead’s Amendment Carroll's big act at the Moore this week. The Love Sisters ‘are the ones who took the edge off the act of the Dolly Sisters like the Dollys, sing and dance and wear smart frocks, Volstead, or no Volvtead, and 18th {ripened by age. His takes the re amendment to boot, Harry Carroll,| vers order—where youth and pep song writer, planist and allaround furnish this kick, In “Varieties of handy man to thingy theetrical, i#/ 1932," the new dance revue this touring the country with something! young genius ts presenting this with « lot of kick ia tt. He crosses | week at the Moore. Canadian borders and oack again and | ¢ kicks are furnished by the de fears not. The kick © Just the ple Love Sisters, Tom Dingte, same, and if inspectors “on't find It, | F Delaney and Curroll's “Six @ they don't look fe Slick ¢ There is @ riot of do find It. whet are melody rhythm in this offering going to do about Itt | when o t Carroll's commodity ta not bottled, | then th however, but Is labeled by the most roll prestd exacting connoisseurs of .hings genu. | belongs, and whence came bis fame} ine, and ite quality has not been |and popularity |Seattle Lamp Posts May ‘Be Wednesday tor a man nomed Kiward Flower Pots! * Johnson, whom they allege t6 be the! “master mind tn & smuggling oF Decorations for Season of ganization Capt. E.G. Kroener, tn charge of Conventions Is Proposed MAN SOUGHT | AS HIGHER- UP) employes C | ‘With two former elty harbor patrol each for the federal ernment operatives the night patrol hoat, and Vietor Bergman, deckhand, were by Port Warden Fred M lowing their « e T on charges of smuggling chinoware and silk from the Orien fteuner Biber. fan Prince on May 8. Three others arreste! were leased. A proposal that ntertainment committees of th nizations that expect to have conventions tn Seat tie this summer asign « portion of | thelr funda to a general fund for the | purpone of providing decorations tn the downtown section that will be| permanent thruout the convention Witzke Promoted to tlons and societies will be present at | the call of the flower dixplay commit tee of the chamber, If the plan pro- poned ts adopted, It will be ponslble, lon, Lieut. Witake is head of the|'® committee belleves, to provide pawnehip detail Nower boxes on lamp poles, a decora. Patrolman W. J. Strecker was pro| ‘!¥® feature that caused much enthu sued 4h aabenaik, | sinatic comment when It waa success. fully undertaken during the Shrin convention, eight years ago. “With this fundamental decoration sccomplished, a minimum of banner and other color display would give ] Seattl * a truly festive appearance. | certain to create a most favorable impreaston,” the chamber committee wrote In {t# call to the organizations ‘The plan also would result in a sub. of the total money n® various conventions | acting independently, it wag anid. STANLEY MecDANTEL, alleged | street dope peddier, was held for fed. eral authorities Wednesday, follow. ing Dw arrest Tuesday, when he ts said to have sold two $1 bindles of promoted to the rank of leutenant of police by Chief W. H. Searing, sue. ceeding Lieut. J. C. 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We recommend the Vegetable Compound to mothers with ailing daughters.”— her sickness ap- You can use this you wish, 2, Box 1, Wauseon, Ohio, The Sensible Thing is to Try LYNN, pot KU KLUX KLAN ‘leew Festival Gets BEING PROBED LOS ANGELES, May 17.—Every scrap of evidence regarding Ku Kiux Kian activities In Las Angeles county will be sounded and scrut- inized by the present grand jury sonsion, Deputy District Attorney Doran, conducting the examination of witnesses, announced today Doran said that {it was not pro posed to overlook the slightest bit Jof testimony which could be uncow Jered by questioning of witnesses, “not ff it became necessary to sum: |mon the entire county census roll [before the jury.” The Investigation, he stated, will | continue until ft is felt that the grand jury has been fully informed an to the neture, organization and purposes of the Ku Klux Klan as well ae the facta of the Inglewood maasned raid. \Negotiations in 4 Ireland Failure DUBLIN, May 17.—"A_ matied fist’ campalen against the repubdlt fam and murder tn southern Ire- land, was forecast t when it became known that peace negotla- tions had failed The Collins government was be Meved to be prepared to adopt a strong policy of repression thruout| troubled areas in the South. ONE outfitted hen. CATTLE THIEF for a summer at the He stole five sults of fancy | McNary of Oregon that some naval | sestgnes, |attempt to end the coal strike, now can insurgents to stamp out terror | |Lois Wilson’s Home in wert! bathing togs from Piper @|the robbers had been interrupted In display at the Crystal Pool| thelr work and taken filght upon Missing Ten Years, Located in Asylum! SALEM, Ore, May 17.— Mra Destroyer Division WASHINGTON, May 17.—De- Phalow division No. 31, consisting of | Sarah Rast, from her home mix destroyers under command of in Cincinnati for the last 10 years, Commander L. C, McNair, have been | bas been located as a patient in the ordered to Portland for the annual| Eastern Oregon hospital for insane Rose Festival there on June 22, 23/at Pendleton thru efforts of Mayor and % Halvorsen and Martin Poulson, depu- The recent request from Senator | ty city recorder. Mayor Halvorsen was appealed to vessels should visit Portland at this) by Mise Anna Rast of Cincinnati, time was referred to Admiral Eberle, | daughter of the missing woman, to commander In chief of the Pacific | assist in the search for her mother, ‘fleet, and the dispatch received by| whom she believed to be in Salem. the navy department from him today | Halvorsen turned the request over to stated that the destroyers had been|the city recorders office and the woman was traced thru records of the hospital here. Bandits, 18 and 40, Working Together An 18-yearold boy and a man of 40 are being hunted by police as Beat- more than six weeks old, tt is be-| t's newest pair of mutor bandits, Heved in sem!-official circles here to-| They are wanted for the alleged day. Secretary Hoover announced | noidup at 1 a. m. Wednescey of B. FR. last night that he has called @ con-| Gravis, a White Lunch counter man, ference In Washington of representa-|tiving at 4108 42d ave. 8. W. hide crate 9 Halting Chavis at California ave. and Dakota st., West Seattle, they re- Meved him of $119, he re,orted, then escaped in a Buick seatanen ' Administration Will Probe Coal Strike WASHINGTON, May 17.—The a@- ministration ts to act shortly in an Robbed of Jewelry LOS ANGELES, May 17.—Lols Wilson, screen beauty, returned to her home here last night to find that it had been ransacked and loot- Jed of Jewelry worth $500. Morris sued to recover a mule The thieves in their haste had) “farmed out” to James Boyle. The overlooked $15,000 worth of jewels, ‘hee was appealed four times, Mor- which caused police to believe that/ ris is dead and the mule ts no more, - but the sult goes on. Costs already amount to many times more than the mule’s worth. ULE DEAD BUT SUIT GOES ON WAUKEGAN.—In 1913, J. R. hearing the actress enter the house. ELIGHTFULand healthful — fine full flavor — always fresh. The original pepsin gum — and still the most popular. 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