The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 12, 1923, Page 16

Siiliverei Booxe Ic ‘XPECT MANY | ISTATE RIGHTS \—— a i Biber, s Arrated ee ORY BME pl) and There] y ear ME eT TAN GIRL QUEST ION UP Ls BACKYARD GARDENING El y Caugh n tho a aking F dilivery ot Yow {x the time to start work plgnning your n't walt until it Is too late, A few hours : ve n embalmera pass suaio cA: Hueaemea aT ooh ine nae ce| c ne ry in y \ , Tigh booty day pias 6s : ee | : shine ination Tues | ‘ ‘ vee | civil war days, cropped up ag If you Fapahtcn coed n full of fr es this mer, vend t the Washing Tiigh Achool Pre | ; ni : r . i THE CLT JAHDE prepared t Wednesda sy ‘, i ¢ @%e ‘ oh | = jin a modified form Wednesday at once for our bulleti : Ms | Decorated Army Captain sivas Gaede 0c the Washington high | Florence ¥i ae Si ene: fotm Wace " by en government experts, which tells you how to grow | : : ent leaders, and the nee in Stillman Case here one grew before, and evetything else you want Biirimerat,~ was’ | ranied a Stops in Seattle firma, roturus trom, Waste See eas Veban pntiodaiee |: ell |t6 fedora) rulings that the flab trap|| (270 beans where one Krew Uelore, and évatytiing eke yost want th home by ut prohibition pe Ree | i cht locations on the Columbia » river and cutting the lettuce, / show bat about two hundred high 4 ve ee ead wa Bs ee ah ae Jobn Cilmour Rodgers, vice ‘prea | f iy its from different parts RNs abe dasa hould be given away by lottery Vill out the coupon below and mall to our Washington bureau: | gration station Thursa on po. dent of ti Pennsylvania railroad, t Me ig. cerica| ¢ sias tat satan maa eile’’ cance LiGce inal 5 | sion amd pa ree 4 dies in Chic Ox por Oo # } ‘ | Baer acter livery of the ¥ Oa r morning to at-| | teacher, won a § 0 trap loc 7 } Washington Bureau, The Seattle Stor, 1 Hauor to m department Dry squad finds stilt in action eo ¢ Apri 19 and 14) ° ala‘ aetla in a recent federal r na } 1322 New York Ave., Washington, D. 0. $ of tho pp: em tho agent Howard Collshaw’s home, 4419 (9th i ntate authorities will refuse to 7 § eo dite . i 5 gntered hts homo they a. Ver Ave. § mS \" boman - Ras ee ata { I want » copy of “THE CYEY HOME GARDEN” bulletin, } Mable disttliery, they report. Racr’s | Or DIGIT. YOR 6 | Op ” Br Pande $ and incivse berewith four cents in stamps for same, } ; int a) junday, 9 a.) loried and held up to scorn | cording to State 5 | Dusiness cn Painter and ar a eg ppillorted be} f ; } Paperhanseer arry h , form m as a terrible example ories Ernest 8¢ f § | y _ dent of the National Chamber of} 4, " “Why, oven the minister of my] o¢ the locations given away by t § An h | Commerce, will be © on April 17,| patio will speak on “What Gotng tolown church pillor 1 mo from the] government. are held by gill net ; ‘ About onefourth of the womer fap : ean. © Zonk ai Gant Caw ren be n Sena: cee ; aoe oe ara be ude | 3, 0! | Neve the terrible things they have Bs ee th 4 City Behools | Senator Wea! Jones and wife pert ry eet » Kovernment ¢ ru i begin motor journey to Coast . n mia cyan me are true UCT Must) with ite lottery program, It ll be State. r ee 4 mment, — dt vie | bear my cr necessary for fishermen to procur AAA ARAN ANARRAAN AS com ING ee I v t thictios, and the relation of the Why can't wo human beings live | ¢ aa atlas ila aed e = shat i pape tie? hi wool to tho university will bo |under Christ's principle — ‘Let him tae Vigna ich i ING ed that In without #in among you « ‘ ; ones, declared rest of ber life to the sing of her fon I want f* a quiet chance te high school girls conference | ho first stone? — In this exelustve tn with | here later G Include naaion:. Of gooial ress the er chorus} * ow trying to lve down the | POINTS MADE BY PORTS BIG GAME. sons, "303 /rtandan for young woreo, scholar |the U re wh on “eer Pee ted eb eka Bs Aaa ‘| Heighton, to Tell. who Wiriasl’’ epantcd ene techs / ie AFRICA nt on io neath and activiey nt in the fan . sald, “It is my plan to ret of Legislature | pions taten to live fi xcept myself kr the Stillman case, I ha onsist of m max gatlons m ed | fmum of nix students from But no door opened to let her in. Helghton will tell the y of tho last legislature at | The preack 21 d that she might whom Junior aid, “I have been mit, not daring to go out f meeting to be held und of the Ft But told her to look for mercy—in heaven, ‘or this ia the must be m junior, and a fac s stoned while the A ial reac | A brave man wedded her after all, s first man tn Englan . But the world sald, frowning, “We was, it {9 belleved, | shall not call.” Wheeler Wilcox. ; At The Bon Marche ALUCKY PURCHASE BRINGS 250 Slip-On Sweaters | Women’s Full-Fashioned )$ 7 $175 ALL-SILK HOSE 1 by vtetim's wife, pollce| It i understood that sho intends | en }to remain in Paris for the time 1 that Jame , , | Damage of ESS COLLEGE Capt. R. de Preile @e la}, Re =| Nieppe, Bel gianwar hero! Hawkins, P ra i and personad friend of King} day - —— | Albert, He is_in SeattZe on| }, Thomas Cannitr, murder ted © moment and then ) struck b to have used th ods, will visit her injured at Albert, arrt | day afternoon Capt. de . ashe ie Renown} to his fellow seldiers, was fra com } mand of a company of the first] | regiment of infantry of the Eselgi f army and was * when the ( late in Augu POSSESSOR OF f MEDALS fan tational at Acre werp| Tans stormed thee 1914 Heavy weight, with double thread heels, toes and soles, interlined hemmed tops, in black, white, brown and gray—not all sizes in every color at this price. | Wool and wool- iS , é 4 a Bade ples enh Neen sorif anit, katt in} Semi-Fashioned Silk and 95 c Silk or Silk and 59 Cc _ Your cooking: gets bet | iini ow in the nuleah, tee wes fects in sip-ons, {| Fiber Stockings, Pair Fiber Hose, Pair ricayes. E have se in | ter every day! | and my friend, Capt. B. J. Ps —and Mary explains that of the Belgiam army is go. shre’s been reading up—new = ‘© Belgium with mo. fo schools of cookery advise eae Daiking powder withacom= | gyeii on his war rook cos Dimsation of leavening units | nis attention largely on his besa that produce good results | which was beime desorited Bey cus i } toms officials. rom Mme. de Frelle, | doors do slam, oven | # do ri oven ten't and his friend, Polet, somethixeg was ‘oing” just ht, or phone learned concerning him, Tings at most Critical time. | The story of his lilo reaches Uke a So she is using Crescent | chaptor fom Dumas, Ho has been Baking Powder. an officer of tlhe Line for mareye years jand, aviho sate, has been = Snjured Atall grocers | three times, twice In the *ghting Minefacturing Company y jin France and once {n the Ceerman Seattle, Washington East African campaigns. | WILL REJOIN }OLD REGIMENT j He was decorated on sewers occa. ny | sions for bravery in tho fietd and| | was nade a member of the Eelgian| | Lesion of Honor. For tho peeset three} j Years he has Been in comrrsand of} the Bolglan legeaation guant at Peking | and was called back after t2ee com. pany lad beer disbanded due to the cost of maintaining It, Cagst. Polet| {had been assigned to the Begation| also but was recalled, | The Belgian and his parts are to j leave for New York withtm a short j Ume where they will sail fox Brus | seis. There Polet will be resuselgned to his unit armed Capt, do Pretle will rejoin his own. famous first reeeeiment, | (iat ope tn Splendid stockings for this modevate price. With 600 2 yfiber stripes, reinforced heels, toes and soles, hemmed tops of lisle. tops of lisle. About half of this lot is seconds—imper- \ wide contrasting Black, brown, gray, silver, beaver and camel’s-hair. fections slight. Black, white, brown, gray, pongee. {| borders and novel belts are only a 1) few of the ai! Women’s Imported Washable Fabric Gloves 95c pairs; some are silk, others silk. and fiber mixed. Well reinforced heels, toes and soles; hemmed did not <aure to pcan Ses Strap wrist and 2-clasp style—Paris point or novelty contrasting embroidery on back. Black, lightful sweaters white, brown, gray, beaver. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche exploit, Shades of orange, pink, Harding, orchid, honey- dew, gray and scarlet. Second Floor—The Bon Marcho More Attractive Savings An Opportunity for Junior Girls for “A Week of Cottons’”’ Net and Organdy 2,000 Yards 26Inch 4 1C 1,800 Yards 32-Inch 2 5c, ‘ — | te Dress Ginghams 2yd. | Madras Shirting Good, clear colors in checks and plaids. Lengths to Good quality, with both woven cords pe eacin ti 20 yards. | stripes. Good colors. 2,000 Yards 36-Inch Cc | 1,000 Yards 27-Inch Cc Less Than Fine Dress Voiles 155, Dotted Swisses 3554 ° Floral and dotted effects in wanted colors. eo Light grounds with colored dots. Blue, pink, helio, H alf Price to 10 yards. gold and red. 2,500 Yards 36-Inch 1 5¢ | 200 Pieces 32-Inch 3 5S, These are slightly soiled from handling. Light Color Percale Handsome Gi inghams 4—$24.50 French Net Dresses reduced to $9.75 MANY ASK VISIT. FROM HARDING. | “Main Street” Boosters Are| PA LACE HIP Till Friday Night F = Kress Moore Four JAS. KYRLE MacCURDY ‘ in “STENGY” | OMEN ACTS AS Good i —sia— oy = & e yd aon Stripes and checks in an excellent range of colors. Very good-looking ae in a wide range o: RUBYE DE REMER | i 1-$22.00 Imported Organdy Dress reduced to $8.75 " 9) hs. ular color Se teee te j Busy at the White House 4—$17.50 Imported Colored Organdy Dresses at $6.95 To 10-yard lengths hi ahi pe er | _ BY FRASER EDWAREDS | WASHINGTON, April 12.—Boost. TEN) orl ph bites ly Foam 50 Pieces Amoskeag 2 5 150 Pieces 31- and iinet 505, ~1-$10.95 I ted O: ) ue 18975 Dotted Swiss Dress reluced to $3.05 and Kilburnie Chetan Imported Dress Ging | , ers from “Main Street’ were hust-| AMUSEMENTS ling to the Wohite House toetaay with the keyy of the city In oxse hand 1-$6.95 French Gingham and Organdy Dress at $2.95 Stripes, checks and plaids in good colors. Batdient Sash ae fe eps gh pee spring’s PE i and urgent trevitations to resident Sizes 16-18 in the group. quality. | colors In checks and plaids, | Harding to vissit them on Bakes West. | Second Floor—Tho Hon Marcho Third Floor—The Bon Marche erm tour in the other, 1 Bortiasy saevitatloss to sstop and | mako rpeechess have alread poured | Tand.9 Flin to tho White Howe that if ander Pantages Presents || Harling were to accept halt of | eee ot SPAR OF THE them, he would be awasy from| Noik WINTER GANDER || Washington unt te mext au INAN HALPERIN ane Dresiderit is reported zas b {ng | Ina Character Song Cycle | deenly touched by the 2 nt “Dummies” | CaReritws to see him and teear him, . oy jand |s pleased by the aserurances ‘Taxie’ iwi acconspany the im-witations | Three Pasquali Brokers that politics will be adjourned for | ~ | the duration of his visit. That is} Princeton smd Vernon dust what he wants, as the told} Pintagesecope | Washington correspondemts he! Bags! Vanities! 98c Many styles and sizes, box, envelope, swagger and pouch. The mate- rials are real leather, M en! An Extra Special Purchase Brings These Fine Madras Shirts Finely-woven madras and fiber stripe madras AT An unusually wide range of $ 695 patterns and colorings, in con- oats effects 7 | Would abandom the tip rater th : ant AAR out peaches ivi ju , ED Platiencce the i, doef hAv6 It construed as a politsecal cam| fabric and patent finish, Amazing values, arriving just Remarkable Values mn tf tics, | in black, brown, blue, in time to take their place in NEXTWEEK y inducement, trorm — rporty gray, tan and other col- ors. Upper Main Floor | Olt courses to ecues, Es being | offered lent in tie com petition t him to| tm — house pleading | person to homer their | swith a visit | 7 ast chambers of com-| rmed over Etarding’s} threat to cancel the trip, Brave or- | ganized a “don’t give up tlhe trip’ | Movement, and ar flooding the Ins PRUE | White House with telograxns ung. EER MOORES] DAILY ing th presietent to go West. ‘The | the Spring wardrobes of particular men. Sizes 14 to 17. Lower Main Floor—The Bon Marche Underwear—Stockings Children’ S —Gloves—Extra Values Goody! You can buy them on Friday—when there’s no school. SPRING HATS At $ 4% A great surprise awaits you! Truly wonderful hats at an extraordinarily low price. ander ‘The Man Who Knows” ; ? ° * , ° ° breed ERABMD | rp ii bo the praent's rst be | Children’s Socks 25¢ Pair: Girls’ Union Suits 75c Mie i Inistors® invita. 1,200 pairs fancy roll-top Socks, wide range of Summer-weight cotton suits — sleeveless, knee Grit tions came from Choyonmes, Wyo,, colors—pink and blue predominating. length. Sizes 4 to 16 years. We have not seen anything like them for the price MES S- VAUDEVILLE" whore citizeras want the wrresident | for a long time. } to Heo thelr famous "Vrontieer Days’ | NOW PAYING roundup, Disabled World WVar Vet erans, meeting at Minnecepoliy in HENRY B. June, alin want Me, and Moca. Hard: | ML ing to vist them, st. Louds wants | WALTHALL him to attenel tho cornvr-estono Iny- | whee igs thal ing of tho mew City olib, A. farm: | in “THE UN ISNOWN! ers' convention at Ames, Za., also wants him. Fabric Gloves 60c Pair Boys’ Union Suits 69c Children’s Washable Fabric Gloves 2-clasp styie, Athletic style, of crossbar muslin, sleeveless, knee embroidered backs—gray, brown, beaver, length. Sizes 4 to 14 years, Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Crepe de chines mostly—combined with hair or straw braid—some all-straw hats faced with taffeta, All the prevailing spring colors are here, ineluding sand, coral, pink, Titian, gray, blues, poppy, crushed ry and plenty of blacks. such lovely pokes—and. clever, small hats with up-trim—larger hats with drooping tri Trimmed in many fetching Ways stripped coque, fruit and ribbon. Third Hoor—The Won Marche Clara b Morrison Howard Bilton —W —— [fing 1 gh 7 Wi ‘Tilton—Chree people got. grtomaine }De Marcos ‘ seven Polsoning fron the oystors sverved at Meaweteat sheik FAMILY ®OcTOR iy Dr, Simareeons look. nS. with flowers, Bronson the big dinnez at his louse the other & Baldwin |) night, ana not ono ot ther seave him tho cum—Amaerican Legioxa Weekly, ! —_—_—_.