The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 25, 1922, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR sii 66 rT; w-. hitter aikwTckcieT: gf teog roe . $1,500 BALMIN Coffee Cup” a Nut RW EE a he BALLET ___) ow Tralein Week,” JESMER TRIAL Altho she sued for 0 charges this week wan the prom) cee a ner, 6407 What dic * copperation thing, tal _seving on this item alone of) pect here today for Ole 8. LAr#en, mother of Miss H ; : \ president of the defunct Scandi. lies beauty ‘ yg vi ines ; a0 48, Gas ied | While « jury was deliberating its 7 weir tne : Toward Labor ke th ¢ time on Johnston. | “We don't Uke your ‘ | verdict on one charge, a jury wan)" olhl ® A MCN ier contempmtan more. : nN ‘a wre * “ , 8”) seeking a divorce from her husbands j}more than wa They frown oS be hat's wrong with {tt asked ore ¢ en asa| eeking, a dive trom her usta partne , ohnsten ‘suton lhe expected to place two other! known. The custome nanos this | Not rich enough,” mild the doo 4 : : - : Peeves Writer > ‘iene wy ou) neem ie ome aetna twee rected acini contagion. He smiles and comes| “Three and a half per cent butter ‘ ok as eel Belle Edge fat.” maid Johneton. - . again, . Believes in Giv ing 8-H elt | rsa, the eocparation plan ‘waa| “Ought to be fivn” Oald tho ep : CHICAGO —Joneph Kinin, paying| MEXICO, CITY. —During | sem 5 Pays | tirst deing tried, Johnston was feed: | tors y $20 fine for putting his arm around | ment over polities Jems Z. Morena gal Taking ; Pe ¥ ling 1,600 people a day, Now he| “Come tomorrow and drink it the | pl Loulve Murphy, 22, in etreet|a director of the newnpaper Ki Here Workers Heacily | feeds 7,000 people a day, His place | Way you want it.” Madame Maria Kedrima, formerly of the Koyal Opera ballet in Petrograd, training 80-| cur, says, “Must have been my|aldo de Mexico, shot and killed ty |‘ open day and night |cAvE Am mA KIND ciety girls of Boston and Brookline, Mass., for the nucleus of an American ballet. newspaper whe felt.” Francixeo Liorca, a deputy BY FRED L. BOs } Does cooperation pay? A or K Y ASKED FOR j cneeimeeniin nana a. - a - PORTLAND, May 25. | baker came to “Coffee Cup" | Next day the two doctors and all Cup” Johnston has knocked all | Johnston for employment, Ho | the rest of the 7.000 customers were ‘ si w & good baker, Johnston | »srved th 5 per cent ik, ‘Th preconceived ideas of busi ws m0 iy with & per cent mi ; iss tee“ cuaanl — into a cocked hat, Me, wanted him, ~am Re Bile ~ writ one Shiba abe < raptines other doctors about the Register now for Baby hard usiness, No “Write yor ;. nnd, oblige! entauratour ‘i A z iiceniel nemsense about me. Johnston. Now 75 ore and at leant 75 Health Week, June 6 tised Specials on the T erack the whip and make ‘em “Bight dollars a day,” said the | per cent of their patients are regu. | to a + i = @ance. 1 buy for as little ax pos- baker. Nar customera, | phe Personal, Service Main Aisle Booths. sible and sell for as much as “Make It ten,” sald Johnston Not long ago Johnston felt | beam UPPER MAIN FLOOR . Your loss is my gain, to the cashier, “Want to bay the company was making too SECOND FLOOR Wearaee 1 5 me stock? You don't need to if you much money, So he deliberately PIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUE—UNION STREET “Coffee Cup” Johnsten makes don't want to,” lowered prices and increased the me mad. I don’t like to have my ‘The baker wanted to, He be portions —and made money | preconceived ideas upset that came a partner, One day short- faster than ever, It was quile var. ty atten. he spoke to Sehuston discouraging. came to Portland six years aes mimeo meres, ro wee 8 wish the Employers’ associatio: ‘ago, from Broadway, Noo Yawk, partner and he was selfishly in- me, Peer. weela speak to greet to retire, But from pure force tereated. |ston. He goes too far, I am sure Of habit he got up at 6 o'et | BAKER SAVED FAT SUM | he is courting disaster, At any rate, morning and, havin, - | YEARLY IN MINCE MEAT lhe is making it tough for the rest to do, fretted all day. So his “We use," he said, “6,000 pound«|of us. The course he is pursuing is sald: “Go buy another res fof mince meat a year, We buy it|/*ure to give the lower classes an |from Heing at 24 cents a pound—a| inflated opinion of themselves and | total of $1,440, 1 can make just ax | their services, Too many of the | eood mince meat, if not better, for|proletariate are riding about in Bo “Coffee Cup" Johnston bought | less money.” }automobiles and otherwise putting 1% little restaurant at Broadway and| “Try it,” sald Johnston. on aire as it is | e C C 5 ] 5 ] Washington, and straightway made Last year the baker made and I'm a hardbofled guy, myself. H& Digger one, and still a digger | Used 6,000 pounds of mince meat at) What I want ix all I can get, and = Nn @Ne, until it is today, in point of the " don't share nothing with nobody. | Bumber of persons fed daily, the ™ Tatgest cating place on a prominent | THE BON MARCHE MENT) @erner in the United States of} een mee OAR | ® Ones a Sal in the Garment Sections food and ween! Do you wonder! When you buy in the Basement—you First off, Jonnston «aid to him. | Rnow that you are buying good mer- Sr, tlm {air for me to “Xe | chandise at Bargain Prices. W ’ Fi C F th L Miitayes euch miserable waaea” : omens Fine Coats a Four ess So one after another, he took his employes into partnership until now rege Bie bas 75 partners, Last year the! | Formerly Now Formerly Now i | Beier et nite Johnston ota 6 Coats $95.00 $71.25 | 5Coats $69.50 $52.13 bore the tance 2 Coats $85.00 $63.75 | 3Coats $59.50 $44.63 S900 A YEAR 6 Coats $79.50 $59.63 | 1Coat $55.00 $41.25 Some of his men have incomes of BE 8 snr co sod three bave 2 Coats $75.00 $56.25 | 6 Coats $49.50 $37.14 - ; } SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE For the Decoration Day Outing || Dresses a Fourth Less Suits a Fourth Less — e Formerly Now Formerly Now 2, 2 Ps : 3 Ver Dresses, sizes 10 and 12, $19.50 Thought First Wife Dead, White Canvas \f]| 3 Canton Crepe Dresses. .$85.00 $26.25 2 Tricotine Suits ...... < deoer Seinamy sae 10 cod Wes but Still Wrote to Her / 5 Canton Crepe Dresses..$39.50 $29.63 4 Tricotine ae neti & Serge Dresses, sizes 2, 10.....00000 ; i deh Oxf d Sh 11 Canton Crepe some .$45.00 $33.75 6 Tricotine Suits 3 Serge Dresses, sizes 14, 16, 10......$15.00 Altho he claimed he thought his 3 Canton Crepe Dresses. .$49.50 713 < ciao 7 1 Navy Serge Dress, size 16.....+-...$10.95 first wife, ‘Mrs. Ellen Taing. nt Ayr, or b and oes } 8 Canton Crepe Dresses. .$55.00 1.25 ! 3 pone te Shr. oat 1 Navy Serge Dress, size 15...00.-.--$17.50 Scotland, was dead when he married 7 Canton Crepe Dresses. .$59.50 63 cotine Suits . $65. 2 Sadeek Sebi sales TCs tenad geliyor buses : 3 Canton Crepe Dresses. .$65.00 $48.75 : Figen Pere eee . 1 Jerney Dress, nize 10. A Wednesday by 4 jury in Judge Boyd d 2 Canton Crepe Dresses. .$69.50 $52.13 Ficoline Suits ....... pad. 3 Taffeta Dresses, sizes 8 to 1 J. Taliman’s department of superior Cc an | 1 Canton Crepe Dress...$72.50 $54.37 © bff ecaetgetee nang Fu gg Laing admitted that he kept on 2 Canton Crepe Dresses. A ef $63.75 Suits a Fourth Less 3 Jersey Dreases, size Betis ak Soe Sizes 2} to 4—50c Bk age sree acces Formerly _ Now ——— | Sizes 44 to 8—$1.00 Dresses a Fourth Less 5 Sports suts..02.:. 35030 anes «© Sweaters a Fourth Less Ss trrtanahte trees to| Two Eastern jobbers closed their season, just as > Sports Suits $49.50 $37.14 fas three childvon te his fiest maee|We were buying for ours, and we pass the savings Formerly Now 3 Spo ni A ra $15.00 $33.75 Silk Sweaters, extra heavy, in pink, white, "Plage and one by his second. on to you. 2 Taffeta Dresses ......$35.00 2 Sports Suits $39.50 $29.63 one a Se ee 3 to 44, formerly . _ 2 Taffeta Dresses ......$39.50 aa hy ml Dad ay oy ‘or 24.50, uc Ey ‘ ° | fe Ne tie sak ak Mae he core ee ee | 2 Taffeta Dresses ......$45.00 : go B FLOOR—THE ue Jack and Jill Girls’ Sweaters in slip-over Maj. H. W. Patton to of the sanie hae cother othe cite itn Se onan | 1 Taffeta Dress ........$49.50 blouse style—mohair, in Copen, scarlet, Be Buried Friday the heels are in the Ysee st Piapdy ! arn Achosray 7 ? ’ light blue, black—sizes 32 to 36. yle, but there are some in 7 Ta Jresses . 59.5 9 5.95 Pe toes "Pato ote broad toe, fat-heel last I] ees peas “ogee fetes Girls’Coats a Fourth Less 2 ic reduced from $5.95 to... $4.46 Hoquiam, veteran Washington and | 1 Krepe Knit Dress $69.50 7 Junior Coats, size 17... 19 $14.63 12 models reduc rom $7.95 to... .$5- eemrornia Newspaper man, who died | 4 Roma Crepe Dresses. 55.00 y 2 Heather Polo Coats, size 10.....817.50 $123.13 9 Women’s Knitted Hug-me-Tigihts, in at cone View en coee | 135 N Silk D / 2 Sport Dresses...... : "$35.00 ; Desde asia, ante ao aioe RY white or blue edging, reduced from $2.95 at Everett, Bellingham, ew 1 resses 1 Sport Dress ..,.......$49.50 Navy Coat, eise 12... $17.5 $13.13 to $2.21. ; m | SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHB | | EVERETT.—Ellctt Park, this| eee city, chosen as site for livestock} e f show, Oct Couniy Scieth. Seasaaek aoand s ice ais. ‘Sled and eee WA ‘ : Who'd Make The Popular Flapper Pump $4.95 Bore |Taffeta and Canton Crepe Y ye ‘ P Wash Dresses Unusually Low Priced at THE STAND Dresses are in this lot in very f 3 fe i, for So Little? ma fies blak Me. eatin, with ; i \ / " sewed soles and low heels, this pump ee oe fe 4 5 is both stylish and comfortable. |with loose panels, finished with i . " 3.9 Sizes 214 to 8, with widths from jembroidery, Paisley silk, rib- ? y fie) Lite Straight line models in pink, wedge jbons, long fringes, embroidery Hh ff { blue, lavender, block checked Children’s White Canvas Q i i 4 gingham, with collar, cuffs, eee : sash and skirt inserts of white Boys’ Dressy Shoes Button Shoes | eat E organdie. at $3.95 i Made of fine white Sea Island | SHE Every one of these speciall 59 pairs of Brown Calf Dres luck, with turned soles, produced on 300 New Percale Aprons, 98c — priced models is as carefully Shose'fer Love will ge to tee & foobshaped last, ‘These will ‘wear Four new styles in light colored, figured and finished as the models that sell senna ghey OW ge Ab well and retain their shape. striped Aprons. They are trimmed with rick-rack . at much higher prices. Blucher lace style, In Sizes 5 to 8—S1.85 braid, organdie ruffles and bias bindings—all have : SECOND FLOOR les. Sizes 84, to 11—$2.15 pockets and tie sash. Made of good weight percale THE BON MARCHE UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE and cut full. Si 36 to 44. | | Bargains for the saad I [Colored Dot Veilings, Yd.| |Men’s Athletic Union Suits Ww. A special buy of Novelty Mesh Veil- omen ings with chenille dots, in black, navy, : ith tem iets ; ’ Fj theavy Kidd Promers, Fiber stoc | brown, red, Copen, tan and fancy color Pi pe material, nicely made and oh | outings, sizes 32 to 42, $2.25. combinations—all are high-grade veil- ished. Sizes 34 to 46. THIS IS A VALUE Lisle Suspenders in fancy rs Peirce ings. THAT MERITS IMMEDIATE ACTION. eclors, 208: cam, BEd. : We UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHD LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Chambray Work Shirts in ; ey ie | bie, sizes 14% to 16 % @ioeines “With! hecienda tne, Blue Bird Soft Shirts, collar lin striped oF dotted crepe oF suaavan’ Feet maka eee | Dinnerware cordovan, first quality. Sizes white solsette; also plain whit % to 10, 3 for sd “4 “4 gare betes Bl) Bedding and Cottons at Satisf P irriley nye | $1.25. Fine ribbed Cotton Union | a 1S ac ory rices Friday Only | A ol Ruff Netk Coat Suita, band top, shell or cuft v / ’ . America Semi - porcelain | sin maroon. Sizes 36 knee; white. Sizes 40 to 44, Bed Sheets $1.39 Crash Toweling 10c Huck Towels 12':¢ Beach Cloth 20¢ Yard Dinner = ik, Seeliin blue- to 44, $2.98, 59¢. | Bleached and seamless, size Unbleached, 17 inches wide Good quality, 15x30 inches. 4 inches wide; perfect goods, bird Makes an ex First picture of Madem- Childre tl a bas ate he ed 4 ‘ x Huck Towels 15 pink and white only. cellent set for home or coun- ; ? snittgs n ie Crash Toweling 121, owe re lin Ibe Y try cotta, oiselle Liouboff Mouromsky| yenitea waists nenbineed suet tense, 8 Bed Sh ¢ és Firm weave, 16x32 inches Bleached Muslin 15¢ Yd. Tea Cu testifying before American| ..., Sis Pee onigee teres natin “» sous dion Sheets $1.49 17-inch, bleached, blue border. - we ‘ 2,000 yards, full yard wide, Dinner ular officials in Paris. it %Ps s°4 pat si ' ’ 2 2 yea Heavy, seamless, 81x90 All-Linen Crash 29¢ ue Gingham 19¢ Yd. with fine t finish Soup I She says she’s the wife of An-| *A ; site ribbed Cotton Stock Bedspreads $2.50 / ‘ ash 29 astase Vonsiatsky - Vonsiat- bios led ig lh oi ee eee mani ae akoy who married Mrs. Mar-| ion Ream Stephens, $40,000,- 000 heiress. A cool, sleeveless, knee-length style, in inches wide, in neat cluster hi . q id. Pie Plates, each Heavy Irish Crash, 16 inches and line stripes, in pink, blue s white Fruit Sauce Dishe Crocheted, Marseilles patterns, wide helio, gold and green Nainsook, inches low neck, sleeveless, es, Sizes 6 to 9%, pr. 19¢, wide THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE