The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1922, Page 14

Wayfarer Pageant to Be Held Here Again Next Yea success, and much ereater than was; crowd fell slightly short of this Anticipated,” said Darwin Meisnest,| mark. business manager, In making public) Plans for next year’s production the following figures: Gate receipts for the pageant Week, $86,607.55, Program sales, $3,000. Profit, $14,007.55, At- tendance totaled 71,317 persons for the six nights of the produc- tion, Friday night saw the larg: Montaomery Lynch, Gaturday night's presentation was perhaps the most gorgeous and col. Will be considered In the near future, | orful of the entire week, with 10,000 acoording to Darwin M 5 it wg ieee appearing in the play, The believed that Rev, Ci op epiritual appeal of the play to dor Aevoted to paying off the Sta dium's standing indebtednens, tt was announced, Nev. J. MH. Crowther, author of The Wayiarer, apeniing at Saturaay| GOlfer’s Eyes Bad Ping-Pong Bal night's presentation of the drama,| LONDON, July %1—J. H. Taylor,| LONDON, July ee: hauer will be avatiabdle thousands of spectators was ap |thanked Heattle, the Northwent and|the tamoun British golfer, has juat| has challenged Oxford for role in 1923, ag well |parent on every face as the pageant |everyone connected with the pag his | Phe tournament Kimendorf in the role of Understand: | cloned tte 1922 meason. Jeant for “the wonderful support av: | coats ing, and, if possible, the entire east] The profits resulting from Thelen The Wayferer, which would prob. | Younger days he tried to enter the Betra, in Portuguese Went eat crowd, when 18,245 crowded [of 19. will be selected for 1023,| Wayfarer will be used partly for ably make ponsible a yearly showtng | ar . but the military doctor de. is built on eand so deep that _the Stadium, Saturday night's under expert supervision | of next year's expenses ana the remain: of the play.’ leided his sight was defective. ‘cannot travel on it, Oxford-Cambridg) gt HOBO” New Record Set Jean: d’Arc Army Doctor Said “The Waytarer was a complete let it become known that in During Summer ‘for Travel by Auto Routes BY FRANK J. TAYLOR _ WASHINGTON, July 31.—This ts I tourist” year, than « million Americans are ‘the road now, chugging about see- the country, most of them camp as they go. At tourist centers records have been broken by this year's trek of automobile excursion: what officials at the Na- onal Park service, at the American tle association headquarters, eee government departments, a Sais ta bolas & exer P hobo, With more than 60 automobiles in use in the one in 10 Is fitted out with equipment and is purring country at this time of year, ted summertime of automobilists ts credited here to several new which have arisen to ie Vi : ih other comforts, of Teachers | Is Victorious' BY ROY GIBBONS CHICAGO, July 31.-—Jeanne D'Aro of pedagogy! Margaret A. Haley of this city has earned the title, For 20 years she has been fighting for school teachers all over the coun: try. That's why, to untold thousands Her official title ts business repre- wentative of the Chicago Teachers Federation, an organization which she alded tn establishing. Her long series of batties for better | pay and working conditions brought | her Into national prominence. Whenever called upon, ahe hts Journeyed to San Francisco, New| York, Boston and other cities to di-| rect the fights of school teachers tn | those places for a square real. | And Margaret Haley just loves a good acrap. “I've been in plenty of them,” she says, “but up to date there’s not a scratch on me. | “For my teachers,” Miss Haley has | foresworn marriage and sacrificed | “until freedom is | achieved—treedom from fear of thority and political domination,” . | saya. inis| gk: Plays Football CARDIFF, July 31—Rev. J. T. of Lianelly ts one of the football ve in Great Britain. ‘# & member of Weish team. PARTNER Kathryn Murphy ‘reisuerpe Murphy, Mew York girl, fs about to form two importapt part- '» attorney, she also be- ba fener partner in his law ‘ Murphy subscribes to the popular modern feminist theory that does not necessarily in- the couple's law of- "Numan & Numan, wi 56 BATTLES ROYAL “The fighting schoolwarm” figures she has been mixed tn 56 major en- gagements and scores of minor! scrimmages during her 20 years of | constant vigil. Besides Miss Haley developmen generally. She was ons of the prime} movers in the suffrage movement. “I want teachers to have better| | ii pay and better working conditions| because such things mean better teachers,” says Miss Haley. “And better teachers mean better children. “It is for the children I am realty | fighting. I love them even ff 1/ |haven’t any of my own—as I wish 1) had.” j | Train Insanity Is YORK, Eng., July 31—The suicide ,of Walter Ford, who shot himself on ‘a frain near here, wae ascribed by ady sometimes caused by @ train's motion. Wooed Maid While STRATFORD, Eng, July 31.— Alexander Vobe wooed and won Mrs. picklin cucumbers. They quarreled and now Mrs. Spencer 1s suing for breach of iia Got Any Feathers? Put ’Em in Shoes! ostrich plumes? The women are doing it here, Quite ehic! Thief Was Small But Got Goods NEW YORK, July 41.--When Joseph Meyers, aged 83, was anr- raigned for picking pockets the top of hig head hardly appeared above the rail, 4 Wife Sets Hubby’s Broken Collarbone HARRROW, Eng., July 31-—When Thomas Perkin broke hié collarbone in a heavy fall his wife set the brok- en bone #0 well that when a surgeon arrived he made no change. Cause of Suicide} physicians to a unique mental mal. | Picking Cucumbers | Cleopatra Spencer while she was| PARIS, July 81—Got any old} Wear them to| cover the laving of your low shoen.} Barley in cultivated as far north as Lapland. SEE THE BIG, FASHION BOOK SHOWING FALL GARMENTS IN THE REAL SILKS PERSONAL SERVICE DESK SECOND FLOOR cVAT THE BONG VO WA RCHE For years The Bon Marche has prided itself upon the quality, variety and economy of its silks, and Silk Week is a semi-annual effort to call your attention to the wonderful silk values which are always to be found at this big cash store. So varied and so extensive are the showings that this great event more nearly resembles a Silk Fair than a Silk Sale, and hundreds of women visit us merely to see the beautiful silks which are displayed. Thomands and Thousands of Yards of Choice Autumn Weaves at Bi Heavy Canton Crepe, Yard An extra fine, heavy All-silk Can- ton Crepe, 40 inches wide, at only $2.45 a yard. In fine shades of navy, tan, fi wall flower, seal, negro, ivory, henna, beige, periwinkle, league purple, royal blue, marine and black. 40-Inch 27-Inch Excellent Imported Crepe de Chine Costume Velvet $1.25 Yard $1.25 Yard One of the best low priced Crepes, in the popular cob ore. FABRIC FLOOR--THIRD-—THE BON MARCHE This is the genuine “Glimaree” and a big favorite. Plain and changeable effects in shades of willow, white, flesh, tan, orchid, Copen, purple, navy and black. 36-Inch Natural Shantung de Luxe 95c Yd. This Shantung comes tn the rich natural shades, 40-Inch Fine Crepe Meteor $1.95 Yard In whades of peach, ciel, 36-Inch Natural Colored Pongee 49c Yd. Finely woven natural col ored Pongee, 34 inches wide, alk mixed 40-Inch Printed Silk Faille $1.25 Yard Finely finished, service- African brown, Bermuda, able faille, in nice colors pink, tvery and black. and designa. FABRIC FLOOR—~THIRD—THE BON MARCHE For Silk Week Special Purchase of Women’s High-Grade Silk Hosiery _ $2.75 The Best Values We’ve Seen in Eight Years Pure thread silk, dip dyed, full fashioned, all silk with interlined garter hem, in black, white, brown, navy, gray, pongee, sky and nude. Ful! fashioned, heavy ingrain all-silk Stockings, re- inforced foot, interlined hem top—in black, white, gray, pongee and nude. Heavy ingrajn Silk Stockings, full fashioned, with French clock—in white, beaver and camel’s-hair, UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Women’s Pure Silk Sweaters $10.95 Remarkably low priced for such good quality. In novelty block, drop stitch and plain weaves—a few fancy fringed models. In the becoming shades of orchid, green, Harding blue, henna, canary, shell pink, fuchsia, navy, tan, black and white. Sizes 86 to 46, BECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Visit the Silk Booths See silk flowers made and learn how fabrics are tested. THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE cost. $2.45 blue, gray, plum, 40-Inch Heavy One of the very finest quality Crepes de Chine, heavy, finely woven and durable, at about mill In shades of navy, castor, jade, Bobolink, orchid, Copen, Jay ? hawk, henna, cor: ivory and black. $1.95 and white, Sarace and white, black and white, ivory 36-Inch Printed 35-Inch Black Radium Silks $1.25 Yard ‘These come in good col orings and designa, 40-Inch Foulards and Printed Radium Silks $1.65 Yd. Very fine quality Fou. tarde and Printed Radium Silke, in new Gesigns on Davy and biack grounds. 36-Inch Charmeuse Satin $1.65 Yard In brown, jade, old rose, bobolink, silver, Mohawk, Jap blue, tan, poppy, cerise, ivory and black, blue, seal, negro, taupe, Mo- pear! gray, flesh, pink, maize, 40-Inch Charmeuse Satin $1.95 Yard In navy, poppy, sade oriole, royal blue, sliver, cerine, peach, May apple, ivory and black. 40-Inch Printed Crepe de Chine $2.25 Yard A heavy, durable quality of Printed Crepe de Chine in popular colors and com binations, 36-Inch Changeable Chiffon Taffeta, Yard A very fine, soft, non-crushing quality of beau- tiful two-tone Chiffon Taffeta. Shades of cerise and blue, cerise and turquoise, lavender and gold, blue and green, blue and gold, maize and blue, orchid and yellow, ciel and cerise, blue and silver, blue and laven- der, Jap blue and gold, burnt orange and blue, tan and green, pink and blue, white and rose, and 10 other combinations. FABRIC FLOOR—THIRD—THE BON MARCHE Satin Duchess $1.25 Yard Dependable, soft, lustrous Biack Satin Duchess, Another Big Buy of Those Popular Duvoknit and Jersey Suits $7.95 Made of Duvoknit and the famous Schreib- er’s jersey in plain red, Mohawk, green, black, navy, tan, brown, gray and combina- tions of Copen and gray, tan and brown, navy and tan, gray and blue. BECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE The Bon Marché PIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUE—UNION STREET Crepe de Chine, Yard $1.95 $1.45 36-Inch Milanese Silk $1.75 Yard Choice of navy, Kelly green and black. 36-Inch Colorful Knit Crepe, Yard This is a very dependable quality of at $1.95 yard. You may choose from ron 95 shades of sweet pea, carmine, midnight and black. 40-Inch Novelty 36-Inch Printed $1.25 Yard In navy, brown, canna, Rich Persian designs o6 brows, | marine, oor th ered green, wine and tan, FABRIC FLOOR—THIRD—THE BON MARCHE Splendid quality stitch and vey ax urate te ake in ites of $ ] .65 cinder, scarab, lark, periwinkle, Bobo- link, carmine, peacock, henna, Jap blue, seal, navy and this popular suiting, 36 inches wide, belle, gray, lark, jade, royal blue, whit white, army, Mohawk, Georgette Lining Satins pink, orchid, maize, flame, grounds of navy, 36-Inch Minuette ete Tricolette, Yard mauve, pink, turquoise, ivory, maize, black. 36-Inch Fine Foulard Silks $1.35 Yard In designs for dresses and excellent for linings. 36-Inch Heavy Silk Crepe $1.25 Yard Heavy satin-striped All- 35-Inch Black Chiffon Taffeta $1.25 Yard Serviceable, fine woven Black Chiffon Taffeta, 35 inches wide. 36-Inch Fine Satin de Paris $1.95 Yard In spendid shades of silk Crepe, in shades of navy, henna, jade, madrona, brown and navy. ivory and black. FABRIC FLOOR—THIRD—THE BON MARCHE purple, For Silk Week An Unusual Offer of Women’s Fine Silk . Vests and Bloomers Vests of glove silk in bodice or regulation style, in nink or white, at the very low price of $1.75. Knee-length Bloomers of the same quality silk at $2.10. UpreR MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHB Sale of 100 Silk Umbrellas at $3.95 Soft-finished waterproof silk covers on 8-rib Para- gon steel frames, bakalite tips and ferrules, faney handles of wood or bakalite, with rings, silk cords or novelty leather straps, in green, purple, red, navy, gray and brown. Priced at $3.95. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE The Main Aisle Is Full of Silk Week Savings Every bargain table and booth on The Buy-Way of The Bon Marche is loaded with economies that have been especially selected for Silk Week. Walk down the Aisle whenever you are down town you'll find it a profitable stroll every time. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHD Silk Underwear Cut Free Buy the material for your silk underthings and we will cut them for you. THIRD FLOOR-—-THE BON MARCHE