The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1923, Page 16

HOLD MEETON = 'wenty-T Discuss New Amendmen Behind Closed Doors BY WANDA VON KBTTLEE Details of the Sai the 40. cit Myhich the city oc fo pass to regullte dn Seattle, were to be dis building, bet r. Hire Read, city health commissic Beattle milk dealers. » must trave © reaching Opposition to ng. B mance which right from the start " take ast with ees =. Seattio ‘to Weeks ahh the final games, May Reurized, resulted in amending tho). Da ieee s weint Tes gale Original plans, The new ordinance |i, take my mot Probably will permit the sale of} Mrs. C. E. Bl 8815 12th ave = milk from tuberculin tested cow 8. W,, is now preparing for her trip Dr. Read said Tuesday that in his Opinion pasteurizat of milk must @ventually com but for the ent, by tightening the rules Which raw milk is sol Ptringent ordinance may Rroduced. Dr. R $ Pasteurization im if milk and that tt ts only a qu Setion of time before Seattle must re ‘quire it. L Dr. Read said Tues dng cautiously Mubject is fraught w Dusiness rivalry. WIFE FREED; HUSBAND HELD attorney, G Vivian Bart was of a charge of having stolen goc her possession by Jud = LINE GETS NEW Admiral Co. Will Oriental Service it was Bhown by Attorney Olson that Mrs.| p, p) Bart was the victim of her husband's | friminal tendencies. ) Mrs. Bart was arrested two weeks AeO when Sheriff Matt Starwich| tons net caps Mraced a qpackage, believed to be} in tho lum itolen goods, to her home at 1321 nd Orien PRixth ave. The package had been| ery and five to Mrs. Bart from Yakima by| cluding the five E. Bart, her husband. It con-|ing the lar y of silks and wear-| of Seattle, are i from a general) Admiral-Orien E aches, Wash. by Bart and) 4 21-day freight schedule to North everal companions. s and 28 days uth Mrs. Bart had just opened the| wit) be maintained ip and was inspecting its contents | t the officers” arrived. She | to be ignorant of the o of the grip, but was place der arrest. Subsequently, Bart, and his asso- ine th robbery, were tried in Gguperior court at Yakima and ed to terms at Walla V ger yeosels, in w shins compos Powers Decision Is Expected Thursday | A decision on the motion by Capt. uit for divorce mers wen Shed oss oes °°: \ Mike Powers to permanently re- jstrain the pension board from plac Station Man returned by Grant, attendant at a Standard|‘rhursday or Friday of this week. station at Harvard ave. and Ro-| Arguments on the motion were com- st., spent five minutes direct- | pleted by the attorneys late Mon- @ tourist on his route to Van » B. C., Monday afternoon, ee spent several hours regret- advisement by Judge Abel, ni edsion A Riiter NLY GRADUATE; ie Grant was busy looking at the stranger quietly extracted from Grant's purse, which was near, d car and disappeared. class. She was the only graduate. China [ing him on the retired list of the | $15 to Show Map °° department probably will be Judge George Abel day, and the case was taken under LEADS HER CLASS} MILLER CITY, Ohlo.—Miss Thel- and after thanking|ma Sybert won all the honors in profusely, got into his dilap-|this year's high school graduating h | Like Malted Milk? ANY people who have never before liked plain malted milk: find Borden’s new Chocolate Flavor Malted Milk really delicious. It has all of the nu- triment of ordinary malted milk, the same health-building elements, the same digesti- bility, but with the addition of the world’s favorite flavor—chocolate. Get a package from your grocer or druggist to-day and try it. Take it every day for a week. Your health will be bet- ter for it. THE BORDEN COMPANY Borden Building New York 2 ordens HOCOLATE MALTED MILK | Borden CHOCOLATE FLAVOR ‘MALTED MILK Backed by 65 years’ experience in milk producing ———_-___| JOB 18 TAKE HIS BROTHUE Ke Some of th haven't bee thelr plan Mexican walked marble honors in 1 Ange had some " at traveling companion, He, of cov wa mother with bir Mrs. Padilla d ‘ FREIGHT SHIPS Better | |that Herman ¢ | DATE FOR NATIONAL est fleet opernting out|15. It w controlled by the/ will be a Nobel \has her pet~ THE SEATTLE STAR NEW MILK LAW Picked M arbleChampiol ws t, Philadelphia Winner Will Have Two E ‘seorts |? to National Tourn ument iOING TO yohn, his who had ce Then dad cam said, © Gruehn along JAMES SET SOON Jimmy to Singer Has Pet Canary Bird Flew Into Her’ Rehearsal Anne Roselie garian prima don Wednesday evening, May 23, \belongs to an Individual type of prima donna. She dom not carry with her the fluffy fuzzy litle dog [that has become so closely allied with famous prima donnas, But she another song bird— “La Tosca"—n canary. Notwith- wanding gender of namos, “La Tosca” is a M Canary, Bird, He flew into ® lifo and home one brig morning when the windows were opel nda rehearsal of “Ia Tosca,’ th was in progress, and hay bart of her life and homo since, ROSHLLA, the young Hun: | who wilt! appear with the Minneapolis Sym-/ |phony orchestra at the Moore the- jater, U. of W. Army Will. |Negro Held in Jail a Need Broomsticks for Annoying Woman T 4 N Was Too Careful, BUSINESS ME “DIES MON Is Thrown in Jail TO MAKE TOUR DAY 2 Ask New Trial for Japanese Murderer More Prices Hammered Down—More Special Pur- chases torThe Bon Marche’s 33rd Anniversary Sales Sale! 300 New Wash Dresses A Special Purchase of Crepe, Voile and Imported Ginghams 4 95 and $5.95 10 Styles — For House, Outing, Afternoon and Street Wear Such good-looking dre rials—such delightful as the flowers in May. matronly figures, Robin Hood Is Here Again At 75c || - This remarkable story should be in everybody’s library. Romance, bubbling humor—a_ delightful pic- ture in story, every line of which is intensely in- teresting. Upper Maln Floor such splendid mate- dresses as welcome Suitable for girlish or more Made of Crepe, Voile, Imported Ginghams One pretty crepe is in E mings are pique, yptian patterns. Trim- allover embroidery, permanent finish organdie, net and lace. All exceptionally well made, with finished seams, six-inch sash, collar and cuffs nicely bound. 6 to 46, Second Floor—The Bon Marche Scammer Milner y Opening Have You Tried the New Twilight Toiletries? Trial size of Twilight Black Anniversary Sale in the Stationery Section Cooking and Card Narcissus Perfume given with a Index Trays 55c = parchase of Twilight Tolle Oak index tray, equipped with ‘ joods, Faco Powder, all shades, 75¢. Wednesday suides and cards. ‘ Face Powder, all shades, 5O¢, . ‘ F Playing Cards 25c BS Beauty Cream, 75¢, $1.60. Presenting the newest and most admired Especially good quality, at a . Cold Cream, 5O¢, ae tendencies of the season mighty reasonable price. |, Vanishing Cream, ie. Summer's Interpretations of Millinery for Ea Plain White Crepe Paper Nap- jantine Liquid, 5O¢. pang age Every Occasion kins, 100 for 12¢, Liquid Face Powder, white and Photograph Albums, loose leat; feah, BO¢. Drooping Brims All Lace 50 leaves, 19x12 inches, $1.75. a ee rn te aie Wide Brims Leghorns and Velvet Bains eh aan si 4 Lemon Lotion, 50¢. Tiny Turbans Small Crepe Hats Pocket Memorandum Books for Twilight Deptlatory, 60¢. Rolling Brims Felt Hats S¢. Powder Compacts, small, all Odds and ends of Dennison, shades, 50¢. ; Rush and C. O. D. Labels, fora baat hos Geasiocad From $15.00 to $27.50 : Notarlal Seals, Index Tabs and Clasp Envelopes, Half Price. Upper Main Floor double, $1.50. Third Floor—The Bon Marche Upper Main Floor Lace Day—in the Anniversary Sale Val., Imitation Crochetand —,_,, ,, Camisole Laces at 25¢ === = 11-Inch Spanish Lace, Black Torchon Laces 5c Yard and Colored, 59c Yard and Russian filet effect, Y,- -Inch Wash Laces 15c Single and two-thread Val, Normandy, Val edges and 1 i to 5-In ash Such a good selection of beautiful Spanish Laces— bandings, imitation crochet and torchon, % to 3% ins soft and effective for collars or trimmings. Dainty designs in Trousseau, Normandy’ and two- thread Valenciennes, imitation crochet and Cluny, hite and eo . 3/, uv ainsbuies ide Lovely 8-Inch Metal Laces 69c 234- to 8-Inc! as ces Various kinds of bandings—platte Val sets, edges and Soft silk net foundation, in black or white, insertions, also cream lace flouncing in floral effect. thread-run design, in metal, steel, silver or gold, Novelty Wash Laces 10c Trousseau and Normandy Val, filet and shadow effecta—two-thread Val sets, imitation crochet and Embroidered Organdy Edges 69c Beaded and Spangled Laces $2.50 Plain white and colored organdy—-embroldered in Gorgeous trimmings and overdrapes—beaded and beautiful contrasting color—exquisite for neckwear or spangled effect. Plain black or colored combinations— trimming. both banding and flouncing. with Cluny, % to 4% inthes wide, 36-Inch Spanish Laces at $1.50 Allover and flouncing—a lovely quality, good weight. Black and best colors of the season, Upper Main Floot—The Bon Marche VERY NEW—Very Effective Oxford Cross Sunshine Panel Curtains $6.00, $6.75 and $7.00 Each New, open-mesh weave—blue, rose and gold color mixture, giving a radiant glow at the window, Made of highly mercerized thread, fast color—214 yards long, Filet and Shadow Nets 98c Filet and shadow, two-tone, bobbinet and casement weaves. Small and large designs, in white, cream and ecru. Repp and Cretonne at 47c Beautiful bright and blurred tapestry ef- fects. The repp is mercerized and the cre- tonne linen-like, Linenized ‘Cretonne 39c A full yard wide—in many lovely floral and bird designs. Effective combinations of colors in the lot. 36-Inch Cretonnes 69c A superb assortment of designs and color- ings. Firm weave and excellent weight. Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche Household Needs Big Savings Inexpensive Towels and Bedding for “Home Days” in the Anniversary Sale 72x90-Inch Bleached Bed Sheets, Each 95c 50 dozen—soft finished—nice quality—flat center seam. Towels—3 for 25c Pillow Casing 30c Yard Boot Mill Crash Towels—fine “Fruit of the Loom” Casing heavy quality, 14x18 inches, rhea wide—splendid Turkish Towels 20c get: ; Bleached—good wearing qual- papleached chp ig ity —18x86 inches. yards-—g0o0d welgh =~ Hot Point Bread Toasters, Com: plete with cord— Voor Mops of cotton: wit fit 4 inches Wide; lengths to 10 $3.75 ait Bay Bleached Muslin 20c yards, : Household | senies POOP pei atick .. BIC _ Soft finish—free from dress- Turkish Towels 30c fone Siclnen: hans shasta fou pigeon Galvanteed ing-—2,500 yagds; a yard wide, Dandies for the price—full $1 95 the well-known | hut without 5 Only 10 yards to a customer— bleached—good weight—22x44 ry, Broom: Cl norte wii $5.95 sla no phone orders, inches, Union Street Basement—The Bon Marehe Third Floor—The Bon Marche BonMarché PIKE ST'REET—SECOND AVENUB—UNION STREET Boys’ Vacation Caps—65c Boys’ Wash Ties, 196 Boys’ Silk Four-in-Hands, 350 Boys’ Initiated Belt Buckles, 25¢ Boys’ Khaki Moleskin Cloth and Tweed Knickers, $1.15 Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche