The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1923, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR Y BY DAY WITH CoUK *| Street Railway to \Mi jour city on sight-eeeing A warrant basis for the street! ye if weather permits. ratlway will yma effective Janu {Star Writer Visits Famous 3s nehman % | ary 36 Sees Clinic at Nancy Before U.S. Trip eee ee ree ee No Fee and No Fussy Preliminaries Tells Bronner He'll Get Better Soon has deen freely spending him: self on the new work ever since. Here in Ni eling-on has open Make Improvements to Greenhouse Plant |Waterhouse Inspects Hotels in the East To Inspect America’s mast — Frank Waterhouse, pr ionary Kiddies Speak Only Chinese | Bandy and Andy are American | kiddies now in Seattle who only the Chinese language. jeont of Seattle's Community he tem Andy are 3 and 2 year enterprise, has departed for vriseea. ae renpeotively. ‘They arrived in 6 Waterhouse will vialt pr 7 oM , Africa. |pelied to cash thelr warrants at/tle but a few days ago with their|¢rties conducted by the Unt Harold vice -presiden The Amertoans were matnty wuf-|jooal banka, Payment by warrant| Parents, the Rev 4 Mra. T. A | oe com = Inanore of the 00m | Orr ¥, Gaston, secretary-treasurer munit ferere from neurasthenta, ‘The| basta will be made necessary by! Mearn, missionaries to China, whe | unity French peasants came to be helped | segregation of funds to pay a prin-|"r¢ In America now on @ year's tn thelr sufferings from stomach | cipal and interent note of $1,248,075, |l@ave of absence. It Is expeotet, | Coue Lectures Are gon: Sele Oven troubles, eczema, rheumatiem, neu, which falls due February 1 however thag perore reaching keek and Dr, Ge rita, all kinds of chronto tills Arkansas, their destination in this | Being Given Here Coue himself says that young per-| CLEVELAND. Kear Aamir intry, they will know many Ens-) pr, 1. C, Williamson wan to oom MORE DRY RAIDS for all comers, na-| sone, and women, 4F) Henry G, Leopold, U. 8. N., retire dh nence hin lectures and conduction o| n 1 re by fed moat susceptible to his treatment.| found on bathroom floor Gente at the RatnterGrand hotel, | clinio in the Im : I attended women! here with # aeroas thro here the kiddies with thetr par | euse daw | ¢ ggg. H majority and| razor at hie ai ents are staying, find considerable | ; miral, who ts said to pleasure in talking English to these | pull mere at| fering from nervous breadotwn, 1 ungstera who answer them ing, elp at de ine y | doubtful Chinese BY MILTON BRONNER cocching ANCY, France (By} There ts In his clinios neith the | the f Matl)--I've been} ake |formality of a new religion, nor of| He came over to me at ones and Cumedl terea | {8 ld practice of medicine |f thought—“Now for tt.” English means mople dark suit | Interested way what I was suffering Taek, waanaeelty {and & the, walks in, ne rightly | trom. ie i WO Olonte te eee # com} “Ah, bad nerves! ceevenh wreaks] Serres. <= nema he | Americans eeem tre sens x have] The first day I was there, over tn You will get botter—ani come to the fa-( ome corner, narrowly watching him, | was Lincoln Steffens, « pote! emesee: terial for a magazine ar gestion Cous, And on the « held by Monsleur! tamous Amertean scu |\Gyro Club Installs Officers, Trustees Officers installed by the Sent hapter of the Ir the | tion of ¢ Instead of January 10, when city ratiway employes will be com and Harold ¥. Weeks, sergennt-at sateen are Willlam J. F freatment, ile experten: Wilh be told in @ series of enter stories, revealing Interesting | et the Nancy clintes end, ths | tor @ eapteially ted in the arr Halva of home of the BEN SHIELDS, On these daya he has two clinton} In the ol at and } in the morning and two tn the after:| were tn the great So that for six solid hours he | many of th Recovery of ad have been suf in| to | Wedneaday tly dullt man, Bon Marchés The Bon Marchés January SALES Many of you 4 that way PIKE STREET. ‘(OND AYVENUE—UNION STREET There were no se MA! that da @ about clinics ~ Praag Butt Jo Davia . Tam getting better! “I became a patient at his clinic Waney tn order that I could give cans back home an tr introduction to hia methods. ca always suggest hospitals | tell a friend in Parts you are to be exhibited In Parts. Cous paid no more attention to them than he did to the humblest peasant tn the room. He ts totally without narrow self-consclousness. And here's one thing which will) | make a hit with American men: Coue rolls his own! Frequently, while he ts explaining | | test treatment by Coue. Place Censorship . a on Coue’s Clinics NEW YORK, Jan. & abip was clamped down today on the proceedings of Emile Cove. A censor my m c e ‘ | the goo of tt th Bile Coue and on, making a clay model for a|'™* ress | S e uc "Ee pte: se abreganc ted which Is #00r8Y | pomorrom—Bronner tells of his for January Clearance Sales 39-Inch Silk Crepe de Chine Reduced to $1.25 over to Nancy to put your Pin the hands of Monsteur Coue, unless he has been Coued him- his theory, or while he to various patients, he ge! | gestion, wh . paper and tobacco, rolls a cigar ot n 4 ihe at once pictures you being) Of ntentediy putts away at it.| heal themacives and examined, tucked tm) 14 with true French thrift he|screen of secrecy imposed by New am & wntformed nuree tna | tmokes ft clear down to the butt. | York police. three times a day what the) 6. the other days of the week, ex-| ‘The smiling little druggist from eaye you must take and) .o0¢ sunday when he rests, Coue has| Nancy, who originated the phrase forego. And finally, there '5./ ong clinic a day for people who have|"Day by day !n every way I am the question of the fe) come to Nancy from a distance. getting better and better,” iF the doctor and the charges for) mRoM ALL to take quite as a matter of course pe, Beepttal. |OVER WORLD the fnct that since his arctval a few fe what makes ft #0 nice) 1, gadition to the French peas | days ago his fame has spread so Betag Coued. ants and middie class people who| fast the police insist that his move fs no fee. There is no hard) came from all over this Lorraine| ments be kept secret, for fear he fast regimen. There are not) country, I saw Americans from New| will be mobbed by admirers and en fussy preliminartes. | York and Connecticut, Britons, Can. those seeking health my own case. I simply) ~ - ie | Kid in talons (No. : 1) lol He ts used to it. He Judge Jeremiah Neterer it. courages tt. | took a ghey at the railway st ‘and told the chauffeur to drtve pte Monsieur Coue, 18¢ Rue When Judge Jeremiah Neterer waa @ kid 0 years old, he wanted to be m blacksmith He used to stand by the hour at the door of Arc. dtiver knew the place well the blacksmith shop tn the Indiana village In which he itved. @ le always taking Americans and “I used to watch the big, husky men striking at the anvil and making the sparks fy. Then I'd see them shocing the horses. It seemed to me they possessed a mighty let of power. I wanted to be one of them.” Judge Neterer later encrificed the biackamith Idea and decided, at the age of 13, to become « brakeman. ‘Still Inter he decided to become & lawyer. This last decision was carried out. Hence, Judge Neterer. The French master of autour Good quality, indeed, for this low price- ance Sales. 36-Inch Knit Krepe Reduced to $1.95 A very fine, durable material—good col- Pog quality 36-Inch Minuette Tricolette 36-Inch Canton Crepe Reduced $1.65 Yard to $2.25 Specially reduced for this sale. Fine Silk-and-wool Canton—good : lors. 35-Inch Silks and Satins i P , celle to $1.25 40-Inch Cambridge Crepe 1,000 yards of lustrous Wash Satin, Mes- ; Reduced to $2.95 : saline, Surah, Colored Pongee and Faille Fine quality, heavy Silk-and-wool Crepe, Hea Silks, "tn street and evening shades and in shades of navy and black only. Fine for black. dresses for present wear. 36- and 40-Inch Duvetyn 39- and 40-Inch Canton Reduced to $2.59 Reduced to $2.45 Fine quality Silk Pile Duvetyn. 26 pieces heavy All-silk Canton Crepe, in best colors. hats, trimmings, dresses, suits. Peace itsih itso: tam teindes in plenty of colors and black—priced low for the January Clear- nays he helps tho sick worked behind a 40-Inch Artificial Silks Reduced to $1.95 Sport Silks and Satins, for 40-Inch Artificial Silks Reduced to $1.25 Beautiful and durable Artificial Sport Silks tins and Crepes, in plain colors and vario stripes, 35-Inch Black Taffeta Reduced to $1.35 Durable quality Taffeta, in black chiffon. 40-Inch Black Crepe Faille Reduced to $2.95 y, durable, non-crushing, Novelty Crepe. 36-Inch Printed Crepe . Reduced to $3.95 Fine ‘quality Krepe Knit and 40-inch Printed Cambridge Crepe, in Paisley, floral and conventional designs, aces quality he % ‘tte in Black Fine for January Clearance Girls’ Gingham Dresses w*'$1.45 Formerly Priced at $1.95 Smart little Flapper Dresses with organdie trimmings; and plain, plaid and checked effects in other popular styles. Some are sashed, some are belted, and the plain colors are finished with gay contrasting puffings. Original pockets and collars and rick-rack in self colors complete other delightful models, Sizes 6 to 14. Junior Shop—Second Floor January Sales of White Offer Big Savings Hosts of Savings on Needed Linens, Bedding or Cotton Fabrics. Take Inventory of Your Present Supply - and Replenish at These Attractive Prices. TOWELING Hand Towels 10c¢ Each Cotton Goods at Savings 1,500 yards 27-inch Dress Ginghams Good quality, 15x18 inches Dotted Swiss 35¢ Yard Fancy White Goods 20c Yard Y a d Huck Towels 25c Each 300 yards; assorted dots; 36-inch 1,600 yards; lace effects, 36 inches wide 3,000 yards 32-inch Dress Ginghams } ie I: emery Png 1,500 yards 36-inch Middy Blouse Twill Huck Towels Each Flaxons and Batistes ~ Yard Batiste, 36-inch; Jacquard borders, 16x36 inches Turkish Towels 25c Each Oxford § 800 yw Bought Specially for January Sales Creepers and Rompers at95c Adorable little garments in pop- lin, gingham, beach cloth and cham- bray, trimmed in gay applique em- broidery and big pearl buttons. Made belted, peg-top and full bloom- er style, in pink, blue, maize, white and champagne. THE BON MARCHE BarcaiNn BASEMENT EXTRA! BARGAINS! 20,000 YARDS NEW COTTON REMNANTS Look at the Prices! At 124c Yard At 19c Yard 2,000 yards 27-inch Fancy Outing Flannel 1,560 yards 36-inch Unbleached Muslin 1,500 yards 36-inch Bleached Muslin At 15c Yard 2,000 yards 36-inch Bleached Muslin 2,000 yards 36-inch Checked Dimity 1,000 yards 36inch Better-grade Percales At 29c Yard 3,000 yards 36-inch Dotted Swiss and Marquisette NORMANDY, BOLIVIA and VELOUR » COATS Stylish models at a 285 Pairs big saving! Collars ot: Women’s $ Pr. —Manchurian Wolf bh —Beaverine and Shoes Self Materials —Blouse-back effects Fine value in g000, servicenble Shoos with Cuban heels; mostly black; a few —Brown, navy and black brown; sizes 3 to 7. CREEPERS are appliqued with rabbits and dogs in bright contrasting colors, and pockets are finished with a crisp organdie frill. Manuf acturers’ Exhibition of Pacific Northwest Products February 5th to 17th Please make applications for space at the Merchandise Office as early as possible. — Fitth Floor—The Bon Marche ROMPERS are cut on practical, attractive lines, and are durable garments. Sizes from 1 to 6 years The Bahy Shop—Second Floor 1,500 yards 36-4nch Eern Ourtain Netting 1,500 yards 36-inch Bordered Marquisette BEDDING Bleached Sheeting 50c Yard 600 yards, 2% yards wide Pillow Cases 25¢ Each - Good quality, 42x86 inches Pillow Cases 30¢ Each 42x36 Inches Bed Sheets $1.00 Each 72x90 inches; good quality Bed Sheets $1.25 Each 81x90 inches Bed Sheets $1.60 Each 81x90 Inches Bed Sheets $1.75 Each Family sheets; 81x99 Inches Bedspreads $1.35 Each Crochet, Marseilles pattern; 80x90 Bedspreads $2.50 Each 76x86 inches Bedspreads $3.50 Each 78x88 incher Bedspreads $5.00 Each Marseilles pattern, 78x88 inches Fabric Floor—Third—The Bon Marche Gabardine 35¢ Yard 1,600 yards striped and jacquard skirtings 436 inches wide tings 25¢ Yard nehes wide Mercerized Batiste 25¢ Yard 100 yards, 86 inches wide White Nainsook 25¢ Yard 1,600 yards, 36-inch; fine quality Long Cloth $1.25 Bolt 80 inches wide, 10 yards to bolt Long Cloth $1.50 Bolt 600 yards, 27 inches wide 36 inches wide, 10 yards to bolt Checked Nainsook 15¢ Yard Long Cloth $2.50 Bolt 1,000 yards, 96 inches wide 46 inches wide, 10 yards to bolt Fabric Floor—Third—The Bon Marche 19x38 inches Turkish Towels 29¢ Each Red and blue border, 19x38 inches Pickup of 200 Pairs Turkish Towels 45¢ Each Women’s Sy Prep By swsivicwet sc Low Shoes Turkish Towels Extra heavy, 2 Turkish Towels 75 An assorted lot of attractively priced Low Shoes, with Cuban and Louis heels, all well-made and in good styles. Poplin Shirtings 40c Yard 600 yards; striped; 84 inches wide Bleached Muslin 10¢ Yard 1,200 yards; short lengths to 3 yards 86 inches wide "ae Hope Muslin 15e Yard Each 2,200 yards, 36 Inches wide 4 R sper" tand India Linon 15¢ Yard Cotton Crash 10c Unbleached, 17 Inches wide Huck Toweling 15¢ Yard Good quality, 18 inches wide Fabric Floor—Third—The Bon Marche Red and blue borders, 24x Sizes 3 to 7; mostly widths AA, A, B. January Clearance Sale of Notions Sewing Cotton, 3 spools for 10¢. Safety Pins, 3 cards for 10¢. Garment proof, Gossard Front-Lace Corsets Reduced Corsets of high standard, fresh and clean- for every figure. Pink Broche Corsets at $5.95 Front-lace Gossards at $5. Pink Broche Corsets at Second Snap Fasteners, 8 dozen on card, 5¢. Rick-rack Braid, bolts for 25¢@. Bags, Bias Binding, three. bolts $1.00. for 25¢. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche a style three Elastiotop Corsets at $3.50 t Corsets $2.85 Brassieres and Bandeaux, 39¢ joor—The Bon Marche Bae ate moth ome tn Grice -Dhen't’ Grl--Dpger ‘stain Winer