The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1922, Page 8

THE BON MARCHE ARGAIN BASEMENT Bargain Basement Positively Is Not ‘an Outlet for the Upstairs Departments. : Is the Function of the Automatic j Mark-Down Corner. | All the Go Now, and They Go Fast aki Clothing Bargains For Outdoor Women Heavy Khaki Middies y Real Vacation Savings $2.49 Heavy Khaki Shirts Khaki Knickers, almost whip- cord weight Khaki Breeches, button and lace kneo $3.89 Khak! Coats, belted, with four patch pockets. An exceptional garment for wear Khaki shirte strong weave $1.89 ta, belted $2.95 Captured for Cash! 0 Petticoats, 98c i) “ip Sy quality Cotton Taffeta and Percaline Petti- , the same quality as we sold last year for $1.79. ly patterned and in plain colors, some with flounces. A few with colored ruffles, band trim flounces. Jersey, too, in plain N Dresses $10.75 Now Canton Crepe Dresses, beautifully trimmed. with beads, ribbon and brocade, Also some splendid tricotines and taffetas in the lot. Sizes 18 to 42. Two-Pants Cashmeres and Worsteds of the kind that sold for $11 and $12 a year ago; all new stock; sizes 7 to 16. Very Special at $7.45 Here {s a splendid value in Boys’ Two-Pants, All-wool a School Suits, just received from 5 the East, and priced at ¥YOURTH AVE. AT Have just been received in large quantities. There is a wide variety of styles among these serviceable models and they are just the thing for your boy to start school with. $11.85 r sor Khaki Knickers, $3.50 and $4.00 $1.00 Ben formerly $ All wool Blouses. $1.75, now 1 .35 Knickers $2.45 apectal at... 59c - Tailored Ready Co. PIKE STREET Seattle’s Home of the 2-Pants Suit for Men and Boys ‘Squawk’s Going t Jim Egan i By James W. Egan “Well, it beats me!" snorted Squawk MeGuff. “Yea, broth- er, it fades me a mere mur mur! Take a bird who pays his taxes, gets his neck shaved regularly, voted for Harding and Doo Brown, and otherwise be haves like a true, sterilized cith ron fifty weeks each fiscal year —and then wateh him go cuckoo this month! Yhat tn the world are you wall |ing about? I asked, | “pen't pretggd* admonished Squawk. “You get me like @ small |town nelghborhood does the new family's secrets, Ain't this the hap py and hilarious time of year vaca tions are being distributed among | the totlers and mofler@ with the open-handed Uberality of a real estate agent passing out promises? “It almost moves me to teare without the ald of glycerine, when T dwell on it. The generous, kindly fouled employer beams upon his hired help and lea: “Two weeks |with pay, Have a nice rest. Come back refreshed and renewed, Don't think of work while you're gone.’ “Of course, the average em- ployer throws in that last bloat as @ mere formality, knowing, an he does, that most guys don't even think of work while they're present, “And what does the dumb aud do the minute he's willed a couple weeks? Go home and get a good rest—-just loaf and lay around tn jthe oun lke the wise old family | hound? “Oh, no! Not this babyt Fe packs up the family, a emall tent, a coupla fishing poles and a dozen other jeamping contrivances he don't know |how to use and fits for the moun. taina or the seashore, He wants to wet out in the wilds and rough it. “Ever notice how a city hick who wears a white neckbelt to work every day and who's been hardening his muscles slugging an adding machine or pounding @ blotter with cruel force on a quivering Journal witli disguise himself in = woolen shirt and khaki pants and figure he's all net to knock Mother Nature for a row of Syrian parsnip platters? “Coming right down to tenpennies, jany bullet whose experience with | things primeval bas been limited to [bawling out apartment house janitors and the like can always applesauce himeelf into betleving the life of a woodsman is a setup for him-—that {Daniel Boone and Kit Carson were & pair of yokels.” “Why not let him kid himeelf, as jens an he's having @ good time?’ 1 interrupted. “Good time?” McGuff howled. “Yes, he's having a wonderful time. He peels his clothes to go in swimming, and the sun peels him. The mosdultees make things swell for him at night. His wife finds that cooking chow over a brush fire ain't the same sketch as yanking the throttle on ® gas range, and what the bunch gets to eat wouldn't pase It’s like getting two sults for the price of one, these Two- Pants Cashmeres and Tweeds, sizes 7 to 18, at $9.85 THE SEA WELL, WOULDN'T | YOU FADE AWAY? © Do It, He Tells n the Slang Language for @ square meal even in Moscow, “Everybody tears thetr clothes, and the old man tears his hair, At the end of two weeks the blithe vacation. inte weartly wander home, burned up | tnaide and out, and with more bites on them than fn them, As they fall sobbing and exhausted on their own threshold, faintly are warbled the fa mous words, ‘Never again’ “All tired, like an automobile, the busxard who has just epent two weeks and more energy than he ever Will agnin—until next time—oes back to hia job and reste up for a year to restore the strength he lost in resting away from the job two weeks,” “But they keep right on doing it every year,” I remarked. “Yos,” sighed Squawk, “You can't cure ‘em, It gets to be « habit, like drinking coffee, or cussing the streetcar service. By the way, I'm going to be out- oftown and se won't be around to annoy you or The Star readers you for awhile.” “Where're going?” 1 queried, surprised. “On my vacation,” squawked Squawk, as he softly stid out, | WILL SUCCEED TORONTO, Ontario, Aug. 10-— ‘That Capt. Amundsen, with tnir luck, can fly acrom, the North pole was ns- sorted here today by Vilhjalmar Stef. anasom, famous Arctic explorer, “It he doom not succeed, it will be qmerely the fret of a long series of Touch fights,” he aald Stefanason aid that conditions would not be adverse to flying, and pointed out that the flight would not | be an long as the nerial journey from Newfoundiand to England. New Rate on Eges Given by Railways A new freight rate of $2.60 per 100 pounds from feattle territory to |potnta east of Chicago has been granted egg shippers by the trans continental ratiroads, It was an nounced Thureday, Tt t extimated that thin will rep. resent a gaying to local shippers of $35,000 a year. Col. Lanting Tours State On Campaign Starting his campaign by making & tour of Southwestern Washington, Col, George B. Lamping, eandidate for United States senator on the repub- ttean ticket, made severa) addresses Aberdeen and Hoquiam Thursday. | Lamping has obtained leave with. out pay from the port comminsion untl| September 12, the date of the primartes, | | Vital Statistics |, Birthe tn their householde are re- ported by the following Seattle men: Sheehan, Arthur J, 1612 N. 49th at, trl. aqeere. Jona, 2910 W. Toth at. f ae Adam G. Vancouver, B.C, air | Sendison, James, 1703 Bellevue ave. «ir Clyde Raymond, girl. Christian Mark, ve. W. girl . August anne Woodland Park 1748 W. 62rd at | lly, James F., B02 N. 66th at. boy. | t Lather, $518 Brookiyn 1 MH Cy, 16 W. 60th ot, boy. | ‘gir }Rohrback, |, girl , Kenneth Rh hth ave, W Raymond trl ichard, 1603) gs larry, 2911 6 2915 Yale ave, 209 Brandon « Thomas A. R. F. D. 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