The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1923, Page 18

THE SEATTLE STAR IDr. Loope Wants Help for) “<i cos nenece hose boon request: | ‘ f las wall fe Chas leat veil His Shut-in Party wy Dr. Leone to d i A 7 dea » 4 © of Stevens p eurvived by four daughters | whet or 8 NBLEACH Ep LEACHED Bed Sheeting, 40 inches Fd Sheets, good weight, wide—limit 10 yards— center seam —72x90 a yard, 20¢. [24 inches, $1.00. ALICOES, 2 t, inches Pillow wide, lengths to 8 PIKE STRE SECOND AVENL UNION. STREET 2x36 inches, yards—yard S¢ } é . i each 25¢. ba u UR stock c ever this season, to meet the de of Spring and Easter, Third Floor jek de dad ( and we have you are sure to want, at the t possible prices. Women Like These Prunella Skirt i. at $4.95 and $6.95 = (4s Our first Spring lot was bought so eagerly that we ordered another shipment, and now it is here! Dozens of clever skirts, crisp and new! I lesley Barry played in The Star's marble tournament Tuesday afternoon at Collins play- ere he is seen “knuckling down” with Sam Lockbin and Edgar Stickler, two of twe ers in games played so far at that field. Carolina Karnofsky, a girl winner, and agar Sloan, another boy, should have been seen “knuckling down” also with Wes, but the Gameraman didn’t reach over far enough to : hd tournament p SPRING and summer demand a eparate skirt that is chic with an over blouse, a sw a sport jacket—and the Prunellas ¢ very requirement P Trimly box pleated, in live shades of bro of the Prunella Skirt, its light navy blue and black, with contrasting stripe comfort, and its marvelous wearing qualities. Second Floor—The Bon Marche we have been able to con- I b- oman, too, and have o to 40. Any diseriminat- the distinctly slen- take them in. In the background are a feu _ BY WANDA VON f SSEEMED nice enough ed the|—shooting marbles and batting « t* on time ° . . ee coe we fr ine Soe New Spanish Combs—Beauties at $1.00 he pales a proper ila s Popular fan shape, black or shell color, and several shapes to select from. . to So ornamental in the hair. Upper Main Floor —The Bon Marche nt just | DOESN'T CARE warmer th ching the in-| ABOUT DINNER the ment has come} About th Clear t’ the skies. | tret Were, however, to have still thrill before the day was| for 6:30. }A party A Sale of Trunks and Luggage ANY who are anticipating spring and sumr ing advantage of this opportunit r trips will see the wisdom of tak- trunks and bags at Tempting Prices ame of marbles b had a tournam urse, he couldn | Pampion—in the firs | y@i little above the as in the second p! ood practice—just t like to get out on the to secur 4 to 6 p.m field! wh “Wesley!” yeile: Ady in ten minutes [6 Was generally deckled by sload of people that 10 mi folled toward Collins playfield | o News for the Hopper! } |18 Steel-Covered Be cies ts tore cast to * ainetng arta Trunks 15 Steamer Trunks “ee 4 4 25 Fiber Trunks 20 Heavy Trunks Fifist be divulged tothe young: But the Mill Gri ds On! enh ae 100 Split Cowhide Bag 36- or 38-Inch iA contusion would delay us too | BY BOB BERMANN A a $10. 50 : at $9.50 Pe oie at $2.9 . i at $18.50 at $12. 95 n advertising dentist's street spoke Wesley’s manager, M.| No news. nd-edge construction, with | No murders, no sutcides, ot even Enameled steel-covered Trunk n Belt, /a good moonshine raid. oung man ¥ ber, and gral locks ar —fitted with two locks and iprivate tutor; Bernard Brinn, his| A dull day for re nondescrit ad cat ning, with pock three leather straps—and deep, ¢ instructor, e And I am disconsolat walk | man's Interest ‘ roomy tray—34 and 36-in, sizes. Tepresenta re r wn the street. molar comes out, followed by « Lower Main Floor—The Bon Marche Fashions for Baby fee Dainty Wash “Sunt «|| Frocks $1.95 veloped in fine black Jonal Pictures. ST Aw,” put in We pany hurry to get an No news, stream of t ES GAVE uM AWAY hen, after all, it was to laugh us stopped before the play- and the load climbed ot "yelled New Footwear for Spring Dixie Oxfords $11 Bat ft Folks give there's Wes Barry!" ind the party began. | sae San the middie of a mob “Wes” was! His words trail off as I pass on d to the marble ring. He bor-| No ney w" and shot. He knock- da “duck’ or two out of the ring.| Two © business men chatting | f suede with patent trim- RISP ORGANDY and exquisite sprigged voiles, how the game turned out no-!on the postoffice steps. mings on vamp = and made into useful and practical little dresses, Sill ‘Shag gaat aor “Just paid my income tax—hell of | instep. which meet the needs of the young person from ve Tad gee le Sar hat uke all - Gout With turned soles and 2 to 6 years old, in a most pleasing manner, In lif they ever check up on me | heeds Spanish Louis heels. white, blue and green. > Wes—I seen you at the Coll-| “On, tt a t | Two earnest lawyer Also in black satin with black suede trimmings. bo each other in their c ami las’ night. That's how I know- ‘ear or more te. | thinkin: Sizes 3 to 8—widths AAA to C, Hats for Tiny Heads BeAW—I'd a knowed him anyway—|tor, thoy " “I tell you, something's got to be Taffeta and straw smartly bined in many becomi apes. rose - ae peer 1 |e re they Plgit Weth1 gutn| done.” Tile last logsatre wan the New Ballet Slippers Reach ulfeta and straw smartly combined in many becoming shapes. In rose, Copen. es=yoo hoo—” Pair i tiotie’ to ‘the: frau. -8’long insult to a sovereign hagen, scarlet and sand. Priced from $2.50 to $4.95. “Wes” ela patie el i Sport models in all-over straw, and straw and felt combinations. Priced at 1.95. Be evinsed ‘ond. yeued |e he revel heat ierw ean pa co The Bon Marche dca @ hoo” back. Despite the fact . Baby Shop—Second Floor—The Bon Marche | to impress the people with the with soft toes. ar ior |minetty of tho law RUE SD eecarnaese ty a to pi ah $2.25. ‘ at $1.95 T\BASE ¢ : No news. Also made of black kid with hard toes, $4.50. Ep1avos i ; iS UNDER FIRE: BE CDE Ee Others of pink satin with hard toes, $! ' | | U M. |PARENTS LOSE de dad edbes ert tall 2 For Apron Thursday St. Patrick is charmingly honored in the new Apron Power to Raise Price to $1) BOY’S CUSTODY sketched. Gay shamrocks against a warm linen color give a de- Is Admitted Tei wis a cain’ Gt hinds SR labe Fill Your Market Basket - — jtails I lose for J. E. Weddle and With the Pease lightfully original effect, and the shamrocks come in other col- ors than green, without losing a bit of their cleverness, In : farch 14.—The| his divorced wife, Mra. Edith Wed-| With Delicious Foods at the Lowest Piano you can giv: sizes 36 to 44, anywa unless 1, let's have a lit What would you not gis ) if instantly, by some miracle, Vyou could play any piece Player. WASHINGTO! a musi- ndard Oj] Co, has the power to|die Olson, when they went into the| Possible Prices! eal rendition like that of an raise the price of gasoline to $1.4 4l-!superior court here, to fight ove accomplished pianist. jon tieda dda’ ot Its present Gomldanos lias? gdeacad coe Bunge EL Armour’s Star Eastern Hams 31c Lb. Whatever your opinion of 6 (he industry; Benator La Wollette |c. nit on Hope ets Corn-fed stock, whole or half hams, player-pianos might be | chairman of the senate oll investigat.| King Dykeman, at the end of an| Sugar-cured’ Bonoless Cottage Jersey want you to hear the ing committee, charged today in a|all-day hearing on Weddlo's habeas Butts, lean, sweet meat, at t Brand Creamery But Pla: It will b , freshly churned, 48¢ yer. | It will be a revela- statement supplementary to the com-| corpus proceedings seeking to re. 29¢ Ib. I. irst ti } tion to you. i | mitteo's recent report and in reply to| gain custody of the boy, placed him | Cholee Kippered Salmon, 18¢ And a complete line of Lenten And for the first time we introduce the real Bandana penvenient ‘Terms tacks on it by Walter C gle, A.lin custody of the county and he per Ib. nds, specially priced, Apron, which is adorable and scintillatingly new. In Johnson - Doner Bedford and other Standard Oil! wili be held at the detention home Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche two colors —dark blue bandana with blue skirt and ihe Gates tad Ld. alee | aga Paul’s Jellies, for One Day, 10c Each trimmings, and a red bandana combined with un- Mrs, Olson took the boy a year Piano Co, 4 bby's Apple Butter, dell: Old Pal Stringless Cut Beans bleached muslin skirt ¢ rimmings izes 36 1621 Third Ave. andard Oil companies arejago when Weddie’s parents we ; ithe 100 ¢ odes ig hee aspen Se - Fl Sutg ee ae. gs eee Sat eteciiai coe tttth teat | unable to glve, him proper care. Wed-| Woodboro Maine § ‘ugar Value Tomatoes, 11¢ can, or cay aa ee ufacture of gas die wants the boy back, His for-| %¢ Pay x - A bi After stating that the committee's |mer wife clarged he was teaching pasha Ll se beh Mees Pease reference to dollar gasoline was the} | Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche the youth the tricks of vagrancy. | bee : ck on the com-| wien iar On oh | yA dle Drkeman ane Special Ceylon Cocoanut 35c Lb. Housekeepers’ Every his | Packed in Ceylon, the finest grown; % 1b, 20¢; 1 Ib, BB¢ Li gcile, the made “ads: of. hi Krank’s Toilet IH | Sean, Sagas, Pekon se Ornece, nom vote sven Day Needs f principal point of report pllette ‘ idard does not deny either remember, He pulled out some pa ° vill to make the price of gasoline ack), 40¢ 1b; 2 lbw. T5¢. and fute: P. ih, th the HOWMENES, do Te ETE Vier ut ert hd French Prunes,’ new crop, for dB@ fF reparations ; record and gave it to the court f i i under conditions described (n tho ro. a 14¢ 1b; 2 Ibs. for 26¢. Capitol Blend Coffeo, roasted Aluminum Sets at 83c ‘ . port, but ts answer simply is that be cba tan ae ce Am clways |B | pure Black Pepper, special, % — frosh daily, BOP Tb; a Ihe wkndy§) good MRGaliLy | Bkaoe For Satisfaction—Try reaches $1 a gallon, a|f raitaWane Wewione Ib, 10@; 1 tb, 18¢, for 55¢, Pans, set of th “1%. substitute will be found for it Judge Dykeman | —1-, 1%- and Some of These 2-quart sizes, for 830. Bowl and Egg Beater 42c re ate an Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche “And alcohol Ig the batitute sug an¢ he courtroom a Rab Pag e prisbanek Mra, Weddle Olson has been | Bon Marche Bread 10c Loaf y as another evidence of the |tico married since her divorce 2 Loaves for 196 grim humor for which the Standard |{tom Weddle in 1919, Butterhorna, 2 for 15¢; 6 for Rhubarb Plo, Face Powders, all shades, at $1.00, special for the } Oll in noted, St 1s understandable, But Scare 25¢. day at 85¢. Mottled 64nch Bowls Lemon Cream, 8-in-1, at until there is some suggestion as to BELA KUN IN ROW Marshmallow Layer Cako for Oatmeal: ¢ 18¢ dozon; with double action ogg $1.00. ' 0 | the product out of which th alcohol| MOSCOW. March 14 Bela Kun, Abe. i mye, (oven for B2 two com nd; arte 1, (2. Be mano tactured ui quantities paclstad of Bniary had an Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche bined, es o Combination package Hair Done tine! Matradeni” }of billions of gallons, and « reason-| other quarrel with Minister of War| : i : arene sie eeslent Jable certainty that’ the Standard | Trotsky Special Counter Lunch 35c Tea Cups and Saucers Oil and Lemon Shampoo Libe: yment privileges will not monopolize the patents and | Baked fam and Sweet Potato Yreen Poas i at $1.00, Beer ment privileges | processes for its mapufacture, the | NEW CARDINALS Da xaTn tte. GaltCao, or la ina $1.19 Set of Six ; hits at A. J. Fisken Company Jf sugiestion to the mdorist tht ho| ROME, March lic caeccrding to Upper Maln Floor—Tho Bon Marche Of white china with gold band—most reas Liquid Cream, 25¢. #02 Hoge Building | can use alcohol instead of gasoline as |informal Vatican reports, five ear onably priced Upper Main Floor Elliott 0274 @ motor fuel will not bring much |dinals, including one American, will — , Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche ¥ omtort. be named this month, \B en ° e = ! on ne |Funeral Services QUESTION TAX |Telegraph Wires is [Wesley Barry in Star Marble Contest | AUTO OWNERS! |: Friday for Street] "ON GASOLINE] yy 589, it's Life i q (Ota i