The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1922, Page 16

OPEN SHOP A DREAM ONLY, S. Chamber WASHINGTON, D. C., May 15 “The open shop is an tridescer dream. This was the bombshell throw Into the United States Cham Commerce convention here ye @ay by Frederick Delano, forme President of the Wabash railroad He declared that the Sopen shop" @ition, which cannot survive. Maid the corner stone of its o Building opposite the White He Work will be done on plan.” Delano gave high praise to Henr Bis railroad the conservatives Toads will come,” Wt te clear that the government ope ‘Ation wil! yield the greatest retur for the expenditure” Oh, Girls! 600 Bachelors All Btand back, ladies! Beattle's handsomest Friday night Tt will be an unexampled outpow Mone, who ts charged with invitin those in the estate of single biesse im honor of the grade and hig school teachers. enfertain. St Harvard ave. and Pine at..” said Mayor Hugh M. Caldwell Thursda: morning, as the summer bargain counter.” dress of welcome LOS ANGELES, Cal, Harrowing Merle FR. Wilbo the younger set Boclety, which she Wy at the receiv Were under investi today. According to Mrx Jointed account, When found wande Yeaterday, she Visiting friends in Santa Rarbare May 18 dd hysterica tion of polic N At the suggestion of a mutual! SAYS DELANO Former President of Wabash R. R. Shocks Men of U. so-called principle in dealing with labor is only @ temporary con The national chamber of com Merce only the evening before had & Dullding dedicated to the “open “shop” principle, inasmuch as all the American y Ford for his enterprise in operating This again shocked “Government operation of rail he added, “whe n n at One Place! ; bachelors $00 or more, will gather in one plac ) Mag of the finest unmarried men i: p) the city, according to Fred C. John y “ 4-1 Mees to the dance and entertainment Sliven by the Chamber of Commerce: b ‘The dance will start at 9 o'clock but an hour before that the Nile! temple, Shriners, patrol and band and the Nile temple chanters will “I will probably have to order out the police reserves, and post them H y “as the puichritudinous | Male will be as attractive, I think, Ailtho Mayor Caldwell ts married. he will be permitted to make an ad. RUDE ESCORT experiences of Mrs. ospital here. Witholt’s dis which she sobbed in the streets me here after [> friend, she invited a Mra. Harriet Supposed harmieas were served “Then I remember nothing unt Funning from the house.” Fox to go with her to the theater | ¢ and later went to Mrs. Fox's home With two men the latter had intro. @uced. At supper drinks which she T found myself fighting the atten tions of a man whom I escaped b y Mrs. Wilholt recently gained wide Publicity as the moth Woods Wilhoit, 2. ad Francisco physicians Most perfect baby.” Mrs. Withoit ed by Sa “California’ of Douglas n ‘5 still nervously up- i) met, in the Angelus hospital here FREE EYE EXAMINATION under the most expert su pervision. Glasses may be procured at the nic if necessary—10 to 5 daily and on Monday and Friday evenings. for further information. NORTHWEST EYE CLINIC 216-218 Burke Bldg. Second and Marion DENTISTRY A PROFESSION OF ART BROWN, D. D. 8. Years wenty TRADING "DEN vist Call Main 6742 | t THE SEATTLE STAR | [SCENE OF FATAL AUTO PLUNGE | Valentino and ere | LOS ANGELS, Ma cont ke Ca The days of married life, have in separation hed the mov w of Los Angele premature Saturday, ast by what the ty regarded as {have been made hastily | era had been megaphoning | An autom whirled tnt js the Ove and Valentino out Just in tien well embrace before the skipped lehtly « lar bandbox t Valentino bh and is underst to Los Angeles nly baxwage nut home, In New York ened lean, but unbigamous [Kansas City Post | KANSAS CITY, May 18 noon paper, by Walter 8 file Scene of automobile wreck Wednesday afterncen when Mrs. Genevieve Marcum was killed and Mrs. George Carle- son escaped ‘more serivus in- jury than a nervous shock) after the car in which they} 'were riding dropped 60 feet off University bridge into Lake Union. Phote br Prt Star Wealthy Girl and Husband Are Arrested HOUSTON, Texas, May 18.—Ro Kianey, | mance of Opal Rexroat Okiahorna heiress and member of! the Choctaw nation, and Ludle Kin ney, cousin of Congressman Charies D. Carter, waa interrupted by Buck” Garrett, Oklahoma's most picturesque man hunter, here to- day | Garrett will take the girl and her husband back Oklahoma tonight to face p ings b y Mrw Kinney’s father, U. T roat, mi aims she ons having ’ © couple are grew out of Kinney's former marriage in Kansas, Garrett as serted. ‘The sheriff declared the warrants on which will return the couple to Oklah from their bungalow “Love N are based on a te f bigamy Kinney have been missing from Ardmore since Janu ary 1 They admitted they had since traveled over most of the United Mexico in an effort to thwart pursuit of the father, who offered a $2,000 reward to the offi jeer bringing them back to Okla homa, | % Bed | An iceboat has been recently in-} ated th arries 10 passengers, is yelled ond runs on either wheels or runners. PHONE JOKE | 19 woh: Alexander Grahan’ sell, who invented the telephone, jwill not have one in his home,\| (but he thinks the 0. K. sadio is| fords and Strap Pumps of patent leather, eretta leather, French, military and Cuban. tunity to get summer shoes and outing shoes at a very low price. Percale Aprons leoin spots and figu trimmed with braid, and black binding and pock- ets. In medium and large sizes ,|only—but in four styles. yellow, lavender, wide, at 19¢ 5 pink plaids. Double Blankets $1. 48 (Seconds) pink plaids. had been ce nal's plant June 1 B THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT Everything Sold Here Is Bought Especially for the Bargain Basement— and Bought to Sell at a Bargain Price r¥) Crepelette Dresses $9.98 There are elght styles In this lot of just 560 dresses—one of the styles is shown in the drawing. The dresses come in Mohawk, cherry red, navy blue, trimmed with dandelion, periwinkle, sand, Kelly, gold and a new two-tone blue. Sizes to 40. IF Women’s Pumps and Oxfords Sizes 4), to8 There are white, $2.00 Pr. brown and black Pumps, Ox- kid, cab- canvas and buck. The heels are This is a good oppor- at 78c le in stripes, d patterns, fancy rick-rack In light-colored pere. Mill Remnants 1,200 yards of 27-inch Gingham at 19¢ yard. 2,000 yards of Lingerie Plisse Crepe in white, flesh and light blue, at 25¢ yard. Bleached Muslin, 36 inches wide, at 15¢ yard. Extra heav ee Sheeting, 40 inches ard. 5,000 Gingham Remnants, 32 and 27 Inches Wide, Priced According to Length, at 1c, 5c, 10c, 15c Each Juilliard’s Wide-Wale Corduroy 65c Yard In many beautiful colors—lengths to 5 yards, Single Blankets 79c (Seconds) Single Cotton Sh Blankets in blue, gray and Size 64 inches Double Cotton Shee Size 64x1 Blankets in blue, gray and inches, one R . he anoler | Might olph Valentin celebrities, afte The parting of the couple, who for the |parture was as swiftly executed as tho a director's voloe behind the ¢ le ts sald to by the train, a cire having another wife, Jean ati mpletely divorced | brought upon him publisher of the Kansas City nal, morning, was announced today Acquisition of the Post from Bon nd Tammen of Denver and Kan san City came after arrangements smpleted for publication Bride Separate | After 4 Daye temporary solution of their quand workd mony yesterday, when Valen tino put his bride of four days on the} train for New York, it was reported here today | According to reports, decision must am ona, a suburb, just and train was leaving bia bride jumped exchange a fare remained behind to have returned | Mine Rambeova (Winifred Hudnut) lis believed to be returning to the where e wil) await her husband, allowing both a chance to “think It over Thus Valentino avoided the threat ree which the fact of hin Acker, | mad And from having too many mates, | Valentino finds himself alone, bride Is Reported Sold Pur jchase of the Kanans City Post, after Dickey ar of an afternoon paper from the Jour . “ae TheBDonMarché AVENUE 1ON PIKE STREBT-8ECON rheey Anniversary Sale of DRESSES Reduced to Very Low Prices mer’s low - water lovely Silk and Wool Dre and with such styles, too. Canton Chine and crepe, shades of blue, tan, henna and periwinkle. Made in with side draperies, and the new sleeve effects. ‘Trimmed with beads and braid and motre ribbon, nail heads and bands of embroidered Krepe Knit. x HANDKERCHIEF DAY IN THE ANNIVERSARY SALE Hundreds of dozens of Handkerchiefs, purchased for this special event—here in an endless variety. Women’s and Children’s Handkerchiefs 5c Each 1,000 dozen to go on sale at this price—bet- ter lay in a supply for Colored in popular | summer use. novelties ) sport colors, with col- ored border, some with colored borders or lace edges — and all with fancy cords or embroid- ered corners. Women’ Handkerchiefs 10c Made of fine awn with em. Handkerchief 1 5 Novelties at Cc White and colored linen with embroidered corners Bport Handkerchiefs of a fine mer cerieed mull with scalloped edges and embroidered corners signe—alno ored bordere—noveltion tu * colors with fancy 4 colored ground with fancy designa—all excel lent value. also some of crepe de chine and gingham. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE The New Baby Bargain Nook! Bargains in Babies’ Wearables— not in the babies themselves—an | interesting collection of low-priced merchandise. Small lots, broken Vs sizes, incomplete stocks of every 4. size, in a variety of articles and styles. Turkish Bibs, pink or blue English Ribbed White Cash In good sizes, 15¢. mere Hose, all sixes, pr. 48¢. Boys’ Sulta, 50 in the tot, Baby Coats, Dresses and 1 to % years, and values to other articles marked at Half $2.00; wpecial at $1.65, Price. BABY SHOP—SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Anniversary Savings 100 Lingerie Gowns Formerly $1.50, Now 75c Slip-over models, elaborately lace, embroidery and ribbon trimmed—formerly $1.50, reduced now to 75¢. Excellent values, indeed. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Anniversary Sale of Summer Art Goods Dandy Camp Pillows Made of cretonne, filled with pure Kapok (silk floss)—round or square; lots of patterns, Just the thing for camp or summer cottage—69c, 95c, and $1.95. $1.15, $1.65 Stamped Pillow Cases $1.19 Pair 42-inch size Stamped Pillow Cases for embroidering and hemstitched for crocheted edge one for crocheted butterfly, the other with daisy pattern for solid work. Stamped Scarfs 50c Stamped Night Btamped for — embr« Gowns 89c perp Pi ta ctl ‘ ‘ Stamped on pink batiste with " a scalloped neck and sleeves—2 match pillow cases. patterns Stamped Tea Aprons for Applique, Lazy Datsy and French Knot embr ry, 49¢. THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Stamped House Dresses in orchid or green—two patterns, not seamed—sizes to 42, SD¢@. ART SHOP $12.95 is certainly the sum- mark on es, newness of crepe de serge, in navy, black, brown and the lighter gray, straight lines, panels, low waistlines, tailored braid SRCOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE ered corners, some with ' for Astonishing in finish, value and style, and with those lit- tle touches of fashion that differentiates the smart from the everyday frock. Canton crepes, Roshanara and taffetas, in richly beaded dress styles or simple tailored sports effects. Some are elaborated with chenille, hand-made laces and hand-made roses — as well as embroidery. The colors show the loveliest pastel colorings as well as \ darker street tones, \ PETTICOAT DAY IN THE ANNIVERSARY SALE Fringed and Ruffled Jersey Petticoats, $3.95 New! Pretty! Economical! 5) for wear with wash frocks—a spécial price. . Skirts in all colors, with trimmed flounces, and at a special price. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Summer Needs MEN!! New S€ean0vs $1.95 and $2.50 Imported Sailors in the popular Sennit braids, cable and saw edges, Men’s Panama Hats $5.50 Genuine South American Sailors, Alpines and Optimos, in correct styles for summer. THE BON MARCHE MEN oF TWO DIRECT ENTRANCES—SECOND AVE. AND UNION 8T. Warm Weather Specials in Knit Underwear "s Union Suits, fine quality cotton, sleev eless, band knee length; sizes 36 to 44—~in white, 85¢@. Women’s Swiss Ribbed Boys’ Athletic Union suits, Vests in regulation band top . or bodice style; sizes 36 to 44 B5¢: 5 tor 81.00, Women's Lisle Vests, fine quality, in either band top or bodice style; white or pink; s ss and knee length, 50¢. s 4 to 16 years, 75¢, UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE ig Out the Flies Screen Doors, Seattle made, with var- ished frame and covered with black vire screening w top sty good quality nainsook, sleeve- less and knee length; sizes 6 to 16, 65¢. Girls’ Cotton Union Sults, 2 inc Sime 36x84 inche Best ack Ply Sereeni: Tanglefoot Ply Paper, two Adjustable Window double sheets, B¢. Screens, 1 inches high, ex Poisoned Ply Py 2 fo tend to 83 inches, 45¢. Be. a Serre ee Rubber Garden Hose Canvas covered, complete with coup lings; 26-foot lengths $2,965; 50-tovt lengths, 85.65, t pewugate i Mou nw yy arden Hose— , 83.75 87.25 bs - 81.65. ress ose Nozzle, Oakland matt Po, i pattera, UNION STREET BASEMENT THE BON MARCHE = lle Hardwood Hose Reel, Fringed and scalloped Silk Jersey Petticoats and models with fancy ruffles—every conceiv- able color and every skirt well finished. Other Jersey Petticoats at $2.95 and $4.95 Striped Gingham Petticoats—a new lot in every-day gingham, for hard wear and .69c All-silk changeable and plain Taffeta attractively designed flounces $2. 95 Changeable taffeta and plain Taffeta Petticoats in good quality, with novelty $3.95 Wonderful values in extra-sized Petticoats in plain and changeable taffeta—good wearing and attrac- tively colored models, Hosuspealingsecy sh ye ee $4.95