The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1923, Page 10

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"The bing were German Servants Flock to j ERA on Land Make Him Rich the World cred enone 7 England Now tent beneath a otesmning tray o¢ ¢ | lag apa , PHILADELPHIA Mar PT) wcist bi I 1 & w | : eg “ aloe ne ‘ of the lady Yur What its belleved to be ident ‘ a" ifor h s bef) eof Cause 1 was fal : : was t . “ie te idlauea Astra _ Bod s n in pa fa larger t a ms ae tae i! : F . - oF Years for a crime I did A have taken ¢ s| oath wheth ts hairy on hie| ‘ open = 3s] out, finely polished ‘and “one ‘ se jl f saat + Russian Fair Busy; kee Indian, decia . : Pominent oltinene and A wt et ty Munoun he 1 tions on the tablet refer t . oui lavadk So atypia secintakae 26 Trillion Rubles — a eh ttmenta to. be paid him as! Anyone Want to to 4 ' the | as i oe ! s a8 ‘ / Tidwell recent turned el his 80acre farm Ped ts fv ? ivory t ft with ere reso gear Fi gee t Aryail is trying to sell b Island fitth pherach to mea Hef f Eng ! fs - ay noludes Ben Mor t Alydos and wa to the t r * manned b is the famous Png ‘ 1 fat and Deen convicted tenomd to life imp ‘Tidwell was conv! ted States territorial for murder of Jim ¥ well, Ho was ed to life tm Prisonment on testimony of tw Days, who said they saw Tidwell kt Brown, Tidwell, at the time was Only 17, and was working as a farm ) hand for Brown. The that Tid ‘Well had quarreted w OF Was used as circ | dence against }i to prison early Outside world « Was freed by a Several months n, near St “Friday —Month-End Clearance at The Bon Marche DAY of value-giving—with hundreds and hundreds of odds and ends of nearly sold-out lines—which have accumulated during the month, and a few specially bought—will be out on counters or tables at prices that are almost sure to take them early. Much merchandise among the lot suitable for Kaster. Silk and Satin Remnants ita Dress Goods and Coating Half Price Reduced DE Remnants Half Price Fabric Moor—Third—The Bon Marche Fabric Floor—Third—The Bon Marche Less Than Half Price Ribbon Remnants Half Price in helmet, bonnet and toave 268 Pairs Women’s Shoes Reduced to$2.00 shapes, trimmed with yarn ro- can give mo,” Tidwell declar ‘Will make my home on the farm here ctwenn. “If my mother could only have Myed. Sho died of a broker efter vain efforts to get a pa Bhe alone* thought me | m4 Tidwell's mother applied to three ee counter: | Messaline, grosgrain, taffeta, moire, novelty, metal, fancy plaids, stripes and Sette and tassels. A splendid Bigg n Baye 4 na a cs a felced Ghose, Fane, Ma fac ind “2 ‘a Camp fires o! well’s count . ” ws, € 7ack, brown anc aten eather, Not all sizes i 1é 100, DI as 2 | Paps died out from the mo’ floral designs, in useful lengths, and ranging in width from 14 to 5 inches. color assortment, A really won- select from. E Look for Two Runaway Boys *y. derful opportunity to buy cool Veiling Mill Ends 29c Se of ge ae small 162 Pairs of Infants’ and Children’s Shoes Yard lengths of good Veilings in white, black, navy and brown, plain and with heads, at a very low price. RI ste te of Seattle and surrounding contrasting chenille dots. Second Floor—The Bon Marche Reduced to $1.50 h Thursday : : ? ; ; for aly eases, Men of Mr Embroidery and Sport Girdles Also broken lines of high-priced merchandise, in black, ie dames Houser, i, son © , ‘ ONE GROUP OF brown and patent leather, and some combination effects. cS er aaa wien Vey, 14, of Lace Remnants Half Price t ; Sizes range from infants’ 1 to child’s 11. : Wh * y on Mare ees ell Pro eee | SPRING HATS ‘re ner afternoon. Val, Cluny, Torchons, Filet, fects, made of woc o Si CE ae 1 a|[| Normandy Val, Veniee, ‘allover tricolette cord ’ SE as re sear leew and cath, Wotan ee ke Reduced Save on a New Corselette, w brie embro sin A . Eieraistance byhind them be oi barbell a A Brassiere or Girdle : Were “wearing brown caps Braids and Banding Odds and Ends of to 100 Girdles and Corselettes in R-G, C-B and H. & W. ona Sie tomen The -vor| Half Price Neckwear 29c Hats which you will recognize as much higher- makes, in odd sizes, reduced to 98¢ and $1.50. - 75 ssi , Splendid values, reduced had on a gray we Both vey Bright, popular shades in vari Collar and Cuff Sets, Tuxedo aaa agh St ete hemps—and straw cloth— = Ee amas and Bandeaux, sp’ d ts at the nterbay school.) ous materials, Widths from % to collarm, and vests with collars are many in novelty 6: napes. s : ‘He . cat eco! joor—" ™M ‘Boo! per 3 ba aay aero gy ped! Des as Included, A quill of the same straw, bound {n ribbon, Second Floor—The Bon Marche—Booth, Upper Main Floor phone at Garfield Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche adorns many. her by Rr. Others with flowers and fruits—and a few smart turbans with glycerined ostrich, Every one a bargain.” Third Floor—The Bon Marche 600 Yards Velvets Half Price For millinery and trimming purposes—17 and 18 inches wide—colors and black. Fabric Floor—Third—The Bon Marche Stamped Needlework 19c to 89c An interesting lot, which includes towels, children’s dresses and rompers, aprons, luncheon squares, cen- ters, and various other items. ‘ Clearance of Cluny and Madeira Cluny Oval Doilies, 64%x9, 25¢—7';x11, 35¢ One Pattern Madeira Oval Doilies, 8x12, 85¢ Three Patterns Art Shop—Third Floor—The Bon Marche Remnants and Odd Pieces of Women’s Silk or Fiber Stockings Draperies Half Price 59c pair (Seconds) Included are madras, scrim, net, cretonne, repp, sateen, in different lengths. Month-End Clearance in Toilet Goods A wide lot of short lines in Face Powders, Creams and Toilet Waters, reduced sweepingly. Included are Comtesse Face Powder, the 50c size for 25¢ and $1.50 Toilet Waters for 75¢. Uppeg Main Floor—The Bon Marche : 5 eleton in Fire A . Medical Specimen OS ANGELES, Cal, March 29.—| surrounding the discovery | “@ Woman's charred remains in/ Mames of a burning garage on! Place, in the fashionabie| tial district here, evaporated) when Dr. William T. Clark, Tocal physician, identified the re-| r @s @ forgotten surgical speci-| ‘al eee left there many years} fees had been hermetically 4 in a box, police said they had mon Witnesses in Model’s Murder YORK, March 29.—New evi-| Uncovered in recent develop-| of the Dorothy King murder A prompted Assistant Dis-| A good line of colors, but a broken line of sizes—with reinforced heels, toes and soles, hemmed tops of lisle—some seconds. 15 $19.95 Wool and Fiber Rugs Reduced to $14.95 | 60 Women’s Union Suits at 35¢ 250 Pairs Fabric Gloves 59 Pr. Attorney Pecora today to sum. Size 9x12 feet—high grade, splendid for wear. Plain colors and neat allover designs. In tan, Light weight cotton, low neck, sleeveless style, Will wash splendidly—2-clasp style, with ee se rose and blue. Fine for summer homes. knee length —reduced for clearance to 35¢ — Paris point or embroidered backs. Gray, brown son of the ines gen. | Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche 8 for $1.00. and black. and friend of the beautiful revealed certain points which | & new investigation of all} Pecora said. Soiled and Mended Gloves One-Third Less Both kid and fabric—long and short styles, for women. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Girls’ School Wash Frocks Reduced Girls’ $2.95 Gingham 1. 95 Dresses, Now Very smart Dresses in high shades Men’s Khaki Trousers $1.95 a pair Especially good value for the money—made with cuff bottoms, belt loops. Sizes 80 to 42. Men’s Ties 45c = Men’s Socks 25c dsmentoGet | Full State Pay WMPIA, March 29—Assurance National Guardsmen will receive | state pay as well as federal pay | pthe summer encampment this year been given by Gov. Louis governor has conferred with | it. Gen. Maurice Thompson, and it Half-Price Sale of Luggage acke 2 h is been found that the appropria-| i Bi ; r dh of ‘checked gingham, some trimmed wit B made by the legisiature will be 3roken lines of Four-in- _ Medium weight mercer- plain self color, and others gay with touches Pent tor the guard if it ts wisely Hands. Medium and dark es Socks— ve reinforced of hand embroidery, and crisp, white or- OVERNIGHT BAGS CANVAS ROLL-UPS @ guard will be in camp in| heels, toes and soles, a f y ar rs. ALF PRIC * PRICE ‘and July. fancy patterns, nd soles, Black, gandy collars and re HAL 1CE HALF PRICE navy, gray and cordovan. All sizes, President Suspenders 35c 1 Overnight 1 Overnight 3 Overnight 2 Overnight 2 Overnight 1 Overnight Sizes 6 to°15 3 Junior $4.95 ¢ Tailored 3 9 5 Dresses, Now e 1 Canvas Roll-Up, now, 1 Canvas Roll-Up, now. .... 1 Canyas Roll-Up, now... and 1 Fiber Dog Carrier, now...$1.00 1 Fiber Tool Case, now.... ire Destroys Big | Men’s Balbri » | ggan 2 iene eer Underwear 50c nat shortly before dawn this Light weight Shirts with ; Medium and light Sus- ing in the Union Lithograpt f if aitra. ght Sus: Plant in the Industrial district, | [0M Or short sleeves—ankle penders, reduced for clear. We gingham and beach cloth in winsome, Week-End and Fitted Cases Half Price French gingham and ic ins F if equipment, tnaterial and length Drawers. ance. 8 Valued at close to $300,000. The fire was not brought under rol for more than two hours. The started in the bindery room and ate its way into valuable M of paper, and spread~ from | to the rest of the building. girlish styles, trimmed with flat fluted ruffles and pipings of contrasting color. Some are in clear checks, relieved With imported organdy vests, cuffs and wide sashes. Sizes 13 to 17. Second Mloor—Tho Bon Marche Men's Shop—Lower Main Floor—Inside the Pike Street Ei 1 Leather Week-B Entrance Ey Caso, now 2 Leather Cases, now . $7.50 ina cams, now... $13.75 Case, ate 75 oe saa tne Boys’ Go , cum we ce SLL 2S outer 2 918.7 ys Goods Reduced Cotton Goods Remnants Half Price wad ete, ow BEN SBO aaernon ns $30.00 Lower Main Floor—The Bon Marche or earance Hundreds of useful lengths of voiles, organdies, percales, ginghams, galateas and other wash goods—lengths from 2 to 5 yards. Y mer Shot Down From Ambush, Dies BTANFORD, Tox, March 29,-- . Randall, prominent Texas $6.95 Mackinaws, gizes 9 and 10, reduced to $3.95. eyes rene trom ake : ¥ a ahs Phat ed Le ane rr 4 and 7, reduced to $6.75, 20 d Bleached Bed Sheets 95e Each . “ ” e 7 Bho’ ‘om 5 Boys’ $10.0 pring Top Coats, odd sizes, reduced t 6.75, dozen—good heavy. ‘lose weave—so nish—fls renter seg — sh yesterday. Posses from 2 pairs $3.00 Straight Panty, size 6, reduced to e170." size 72x90 inet eave, ued eae Mt ato y x ve PES ene Notions Carry Home Ae lin and other towns In the vi- 54 Boys' Wool Rah-Rah Hats, sizes 6% to 74 y Third Floor—Tho Bon Marche Colored Pearl Buttons, % % 1M, at 40¢, ee Ms, cellulotd and HP ality are searching for tho mur. | 62 Boys’ Collars, sizes 12% to 14, at 2@ each derer, believed to be a Wootlegger. | Authorities believe Randal) was kill: | ed by mistake. Upper Main ¥ ‘loot—The Bon ‘Marche Delicious Hot Cross Buns 25c a Dozen | to Pauls chezeerious Specials Baby Pants of puro rubber, slightly Bakery, Upper Main Mloor—The Bon Marche imperfect; natural color; 10¢ a White Tea C ups, 10¢ each, pair, Plates PIKE STHGET—SECOND AVIENUD—UNION STRONT—SHATTLE Kodaks Reduced for Clearance 1 1A Autographic Kodak, 24x Py r Lada Twilled Tape, good quality, as Odds and Ends of Nic! sorted widths; Gyard polt ware, 16¢. for Be, Waster Candy Baskot Paper for Easter Basket RloloRaek Bratd, good quality, “Waldorf P. Assorted width: 1 Pocket Premo, 94x9% ple 4% Inches, with kodak tures, with ball-bearing slut bens, 882.50, tor, ingle lons, 88.60, 2 Rexo Vest Pocket Kodaks K Autographie with FF 7,6 lens bellows pictures, slightly damage 5.95. Upper Main Moor—The Hon Marche * Pea in Bunkhouse Fire RIVERSIDE, Cal, March 29 ree men were burned to death and tWo seriously injured when fire de ‘ed a twowtory bunkhouse at) Brownle, Windsor camp of the Arlingt single lena, * Frult company early today, origin of the fire is unknown. Flower § pker for 2B¢. ps, d0.watt, 26¢, Kitehon Mitts, 7@ each Union Street Basement 3 yards on holt; 4 bolts for 25¢, Upper Main Floor