The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1923, Page 12

ALASKAN HOME RULE IS URGED Joslin Favors Plan Like Philippine Islands Bovernment aro t only ¢ Alaska’s ent ills, ace Big Savings Saturday—in Anniversary Sales For Blouse Day in Anniversary Sales! mene, 600 Hand-Embroidered Blouses White and tan dimities ‘ Anniversary Sale! Women’s and Misses’ Coats--Capes--Wraps $34.50 gam #% $48.75 Dut one re Kovered by ington, Db. « P away. Many of et Aoquainted with conditions in Alaska B to govern It properly tuck-in and over- blouse styles—some with a touch of color. Blouses you seldom find at such a low price. 1: Ir oth with fagoting and plaiting all 10 departmen und insets. Both 40 gingham for bir of * conti each id D These departn ually at ¢ other and the races Hawaiian isiar — welve: E Matives of Alaska « F according to Joslin. “Ne t manner, the ould do the same im in an effic iow that President Harding is Bolng to Alask: D the time to pr government Joslin Pride to see indep possessions 5 strive for it n Joulin believ state ment, th: authority for Solidated into on at its head who k {fairs ‘The seat of government of Alaska shou! ton, ld be at Ju . not Washing- GRID BANQUET | WILL BE HELD "Plans are complete for the first @pnwal gridiron banque. cf the Unt ty of Washington wh held Saturday banquet is being + & University chapte “veal Chi men's. profe m fraternity. It js patterned the gridiron banquet of Wash. GLOVES! and V ne Biz 4 to 46 Silk Overblouses $6.95 of white broadcloth silk. ' plo le aleoves Sport models Trimmed with ' Second Floor—The Bon Marche About Maker’s Price! 1,200 Pairs 16-Button Length Silk Gloves In White, Beaver, Gray and Pongee Especially good quality at a very low price. Well made, with double finger tips— Paris-point embroidery on backs. Sizes 6 to 8. 450 Prs. Embroidered Back 2-Clasp Silk Gloves | In Black, White, Brown, Gray, Navy and Beaver Seattle women get a rare treat here in this lot of Silk Gloves. With se lf embroid- ered backs and double finger tips to lengthen the wear. > Newest styles and \¥ most popular new ma- terials. Amwolaine Mondine Bolivia Beautiful style, with ery and _ stitching, with reversed insets of self material, Smart coat models with all-over braided sleeves and wide silk sash girdle, Cape-coat models with hand embroid- ered shoulder, panel and collar all crepe and fancy silk lined. Shades of: Batwing, Cinder, Graystone, Navy, Porto Rico and Black. wrap embroid- » if iu J Second Floor—The Bon Marche Smart Capes of Veldyne Amwolaine Raritan Bolivia These are beautiful- ly trimmed with em- broidery; have revers ed self insets and rip- ple and band fur pan- els; collars of self ma- terial and caracul. embroid In shades of: Navy, Graystone, Pheasant, Cinder, Sorrento and Black, Saturday—Children’s Day PAIR Anniversary Savings for Boys and Girls Girls’ Organdie Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche “Asitiirieainy Sale of 50,000 Yards ion, D. C. The men who will ee on the “grid” will be prom it student leaders of the univer. | Bity and Seattle newspaper men. The guest list includes President | Ary Suzzallo of the university, | 1C.C. Rosewater, Rey D. Pinkerton, | or of The Seattle Star, and it. Gi W. J. Goyte. Anniversary Sale of im and humorist. !, edticr of the 16 WHE oct as toast Das acted as putation as a com | . ’ | toria “Queen” | * } Arrives Saturday | toria’s “May queen’ who, with | attendants and cheperon, will in Seattlay Traw after. will be Us6> guests of the | of Commerce at dinner at | ler, when she und her party Will be formally welcomed city by Mayor E. J. Brown. | majesty will present to citizens | ttle a royal invitation to at-| the Maytime frotic at Victoria, | 34, 25 and 26, over which she | reign; The party will later be! Zuests of the chamber at a the- Sunday will be ente: party at the Metropotita | May queen and ber retinue ained by Rotary club and wi.l be taken drive about the city. They Hl then go to Tacom» snd Olym- n Councilman John E. Carroll will| ¢¢ and will be finished when the ~ Line Win in Fight before the city counci: Previous to reaching Seattle will visit Bellingham, Ana- Mount Vernon and Everett. arge Colored Man With Murder ‘Tate, colored, of 1223 Wash st, is charged swith first murder following his alleged | ession to Deputy Prosecuting | ney T. H. Patterson that he! and killed William L. Jones, | truck driver, during « | Tuesday afternoon. ps he fired in self defe e Elum Will Get New Phone Lines’ Elum will be permanently | d with thé other side of the ehee mountain range thru, it pass by the permanent re-| ction of that unit of the Spokane long distance tele-| line, officials of the Pacitic) hone & Telegraph Co. an- need Friday. Work will start| iately. epares Montlake Bridge Ordinance | oduce a bill gt next Monday's ing of the city council author.| the construction of the Mont-| tadium bridge and it is| d to rush the meaeure thru in| ce with the majority vote| he bond issue at the May 8 elec. Plans for the bridge are be. | drawn in the city engineer's of.) of public works 1% ready to) for bid an mittee Orders Two Paving Jobs fo paving jobs Were ordered hy council streets and sewers com- Thursday, First ave. 8, Spokane st, two miles south, Ordered paved at a cost of 027.65 and streets in the Wodt. Park district will be paved at a Of 1143,437. ‘ons on Shuttle trons of Youngstown and of st. shuttle lines won their for retention of their car serv. utilities nittee Thursday, "ie commit, ignored the recommendation of George W, Mussoll of the util. | lepartment that the service be inued because it ja unprofit. Ribbons Novelty Ribbons—Special Ribbons priced far below regular val- ues. In the lot are plain taffeta, gros-] grain, picot edge, moire, two-tone, satin, | Cc metal effects—so much used for Rat mings, millinery ahd fancy work. New, Crisp, Fancy Ribbons 19c Yd. Here you will find exquisite color combinations — in novelty plaids, stripes and checks; also plain taf- feta and moire center with satin stripe borders, and others, Plain Satin Ribbons at Tremendous Savings Perfect quality satin in shades. too numerous to mention—and all the wanted widths. \%-inch, 4¢ yard—'-inch, 5¢ yard—*-inch, Te yard S,-inch, 8c yard—74-inch, 10¢ yard—1'4-inch, 12'%4¢ ch, 18¢ yard—2'%-inch, 20¢ inch, 30¢ yard—4'4-inch, 40c inch, 60¢ yard—7'4-inch, 75¢ Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Foods! Special! . Woodco “Prattiow cans, ¢ doz. “Our Choice” Garden Peas, can 15¢, 6 for 85¢. Peerless fowa Sugar Corn, can 14¢, 6 for 80¢. “B. & B." fancy small Lima Beans, per can 14¢. . nay’s Orange . Mar. 16 oz jar, special No, 1 25¢. Mra. Esmay's Homemac “American | Beauty firm, heavy syrup, 2 for 25¢. Paul's Jams, Blackberry, Gooseberry and Peach, per Jar 20¢. Armour’s Star Eastern Hams Lb. 30c Limited supply at this price. Whole or half hams. Armour’s Star Sliced’ Bacon, | per Ib, 46¢, % Ib. BAe. Swift Cottage _ Butts, Lb. 25c cy Sweet Cured 48e¢ Je and f n dally, per Jilg’s Wieners, fr lb. 28¢. Bon Marche pure Pork Sau- sage, Ib. 28¢. Sour Pickles, fancy tiny, mid. gots, pt. 20¢. Choice Kippered Salmon, Ib. Bon Marche Mayonnaise, Ib.‘ | 20¢. “Paul’s” Pear- Apple Jam 84-lb. Can 59c At less than the cost of production. Spredwell Peanut’ Butter, Ib. 20¢. Counter Lunch Special 35c Chicken Pie with Carrots and Venn, Mashed Votatoes, Hread and totter Tee Cream with Fresh Strawe hervies Coffee or Milk $1.25 | ’s Macaroni, Spaghetti Extra Spl, Pkg. 20c Town Talk Coffee 25c¢ Lb. Roasted fresh daily. | “Bon Marche” Bird Seed, fin est of seeds with bone and gravel, pkg. 12¢. New Prunes, special 10¢ tb. Pore Ground Black Pepper, % Ib. 10¢; 1 ib. 184. | Green Tea, Good Grade Special 25¢ Lb. | Spanish Shelled Peanuts, best ara only 15¢ Ib. | Bulk Cocoa, fine grade, 10¢ Ib, 2 Ibs “Loju,” unfermented Logan berry Juice, half price, pts. ats. 49¢, % gal. 10¢. ly, 5 Bon Marche Bread 12c Loaf, 2 for 22c “Vim-0", superfine health Bread, loat 10¢. Contains the meat of the wheat more proteins—less starch. Assorted Sugar Wafere—Spe cal, BEE Wh; 3 Ibs, $1.00. Butterhorns, 2 for 15c; 5 for 25c Topped with, nuts and made with butter, Finger Folia, Ideal. for wien De 15¢. evils Food and Butter Layer Cakes, each 80¢. LARGE SIZE Round Layer Cake 40c Saturday Tea Room Special 50c CREAM OF TOMATO On CONSOMMIG Chlekes Urended. Vv. lee of le with Putt , e 1 Cutlets and au gratin Hot Honst Reef Sandwich d Potatoes Chm CEEOL ne with: errlen Ke Coffee or Mii } Neckwear Dainty Assorted Neckwear at 50c Crisp, new neckwear of unusual value—lovely Peter Pan sets—Venise and lace-trimmed or- gandy collar and cuff sets; also collar, cuff and vest sets, plain and lace trimmed. Neckwear—Special Values at 85c || Lots of styles and materials included in this lot —crisp. white and figured organdy—and fine net and lace combinations. Attractive New Neckwear at $1.45 Organdy vests and collars, with yarn and lace trimming. Nelly Kelly sets of white organdy, daintily trimmed with folds in contrasting colors ~—tlso wide net circular collars. Fitted Venise Lace Collars at $1.75 Very attractive and of unusual value are theso smart fitted collars of Venise lace—included are Venise vests with collar attached. Frill Guimpes for $1.95 Smart new Guimpes of an excellent quality net with double frill down front—others with Tux- edo collars—all lace trimmed. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche 200 New Sport Sweaters Smart Slipover Styles—$3.45 Knitted of fine, soft yarns in two-tone effects— plaid, striped and bordered patterns in round, boat and V-neck styles. Splendid color selection—wanted shades to match or harmonize with sport skitts. Sizes 82 to 46. — Second Floor—The Bon Marche HERE ARE M en ! MORE “Fruit of the Loom” SHIRTS Fruit of the Loom and heavy repp cloth, Big assortment of staple and fancy patterns and col- orings. Full cut, good fitting shirts, Guaranteed colors. Sizes 14 to 18, Of heavy blankets and blanket cloth. They are made with convert- ible collars, bound with silk bratd. Plain and fancy colors and patter Men’s BathRobes)¢ 4 95 MEN’S SHOP 2,1 Sic2, msde Lower Dresses $4.95 White and colored—sizes 6 to 14 years. So crisp and pretty for graduation or summer wear. utifully designed and made, with waist and tri ith seif ruffies—finished with puff d m and rosette at walst, Sale of Coats and Capes $14.95 Lovely wraps for girls of 13 to 17 Very inexpensive, indeed—and just such wraps as girls in their teens want. Novelties, shadow plaids, light shades, plain polaires, seamless flare capes, tailored coats with Inverted plaited back, Second Floor—The Bon Marche Anniversary Sale of Boys’ and Girls’ Footwear 150 Prs. Growing Girls’ Oxfords $3 95 and Strap Pumps, Broken Lines| YY° Patent, gunmetal, tan and brown calf—Goodyear welt, flexible sewed soles, me- dium and broad toes, low heels. Sizes 214 to 8. Children’s Grecian Sandals turned Sizes 2 to 5, no Misses’ and Children’s Sandals Brown calf with flexible oak leather sole, wide foot-shape last. Sizes 5 to 8, $1.50 Sizes 8% to 11, $1.75 Sizes 11% to 2, $2.00 Patents, with foot-form lasts, $1.85; sizes 4 to 5%, spring heel, $2.15; sizes 8% to 11, spring heel, $2.65. 140 Pairs Boys’ Heavy U.S. Keds $1.50 White duck with heavy red rudber corrugated sole and red rubber trim: med, straight last; sizes 2% to 6. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche soles, heels, Boys’ Volley Play Shoes Laced-to-toe, heavy white duck, with red rubber suction soles and red rub: ber trimmed; §% to 2, 81.25; 2% to 6, $1.45; 6 to 11, $1.65. Anniverary Sale of 300 Pairs Boys’ Knickers at $1.15 Khaki, Moleskin Cloth and Tweed Just the garments to finish out the school year and for summer vacation, Well finished, and made to withstand hard wear, Boys’ Sport Blouses 83c Boys’ Wash Ties at 19c Boys’ Blouses at 63c Boys’ Belts for 39c Boys’ Wool Middy Boys’ Four-in-Hands Hats at 75c One Table Odd Lots Boys’ Wearables Greatly Reduced! Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Baskets of Candy 25c and 30c Imported Chinese hand - painted small bamboo and grass baskets filled with declicious chews. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche