The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 5, 1923, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR |SEATTLE TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY OF FIRE iF lames That Destroyed City Broke| t Out 34 Years Ago, Wednesday, fs in Paint Shop Explosion By STEVE ARNETT bl be seaigh: POUT ao shoved the purposeful and kyward in Where the years flames licked up the struggling little city of '89 mighty piles of stone and steel have been that followed, Thia view shows a Seattle as it looke today. It was e work of the pioneers following the fire that made this picture possible. I section. of uptown constructi F «|Police Are Shown : Where Safe is Hid » ' PREDICTED GREATER CITY THAN BEFORE Upper view shows fire sweeping south on Firgt ave. The Ower view portrays the old Seattle spirit. Business houses) o d been burned to the ground and homes reduced to ashes,| ‘he whole t it, undaunted, the pioneers pitched tents and proceeded in| FIREMEN UNABL a Li determined, orderly fashion to rebuild. The larg dwelling | BATTLE THE FLAMES the distance was the home of Henry Yesler, on the aE bite md where the County-City building stands now at Third) \undreds « d James. to ——-| stricken when the | water supply had at dish Hospital sine yaeaar alone Rrvsatgl LTS) Elects Officers ; ad spe , trehsurer, Dr. N, A. Johanson was te el Nelson, dent of Swedish hos . coming year at @irectors held at the hos day night. Other officers were E. Bawins, vice © had gather wateh thy ¢, We horre block June Sale of White Silk and Cotton Bloomers Fine batistes, firm, imported sateens and. radium silks, all made into full-cut, reinforced garments, in 27-inch and 29-inch lengths. Imported Plain and Striped Crepe Bloomers Sateens $1. 60 89c with double elastic ar reed t 1 y crepe, made wit euff. Flesh, orchid, h and whi Also’ fine atiste trimmed in real Irish Sa ee and Novelty eae A many dainty ways $1.00 tage tt Silk Bloomers $2.50 and $2. 95 Made with pointed and round lace trimmed rashing of the walls as . ; z 1 ‘ k in flesh and white, and beautiful ruffles, front fine batiste, cross-bar dimity and nov- toppled into the streets ‘ | trimmed, in white, flesh, elty volles. Shades of flesh, orchid, hor and MAYOR MORAN SWORE hbo IN 100 SPECIAL POLICE Mayor Robert Moran swore in 100 pecial police to keep order in th streets, which now lay ¢ the most vicious characters of the| lower section unhoused. Other men were sworn in as the flues spread to the Colman dock and in the op. posite direction to the Yeal The Goodyear Service Station sign that we Peaite direction to th display means a good deal to you asa tire- tal hotel. Here th m halted for a time, bu It first, thet ag pledged = adway again and bur Goodyear Dealers to give you service that ~ will help you get from your tires all the | —_ mileage built into them at the factory. Ie meansysecond, that éxperience has con- vinced us that Goodyear Tires deliver maxi- mum mileageandsatisfaction,and weindorse them without reservation. That sign is your"assurance of good value, NEV nciotian: we ar a Re _ good service, and a square deal. Avs Ts aiece Tat co even pace | und say ie ra ae _ We carry the full line of Goodyear Tires Mite tecoie’ Ware alcanion Gh have your size now in stock. Wher ackie ae oe Shoe stylez, like a number of things, move People ar retiring president, | soon & muse of "| this point that a t & meeting of “Windsor” and by Madison st i ; with dynamit THESE ARE THE DEALERS WHO SELL GOODYEAR TIRES HERE ; actively id and honeydew, Extra-Size Bloomers $1.50 Sateen, in white and ficsh, cut gen- erously. Single elastic. Also soft ba- tiste trimmed in real filet. Extra-Size Bloomers $1.95 « striped sateen, made with double elastic. Soft shades of flesh, orchid Also white. Second Floor—The Bon Marche Extra-Size Bloomers $1.00 Windsor crepe, cut in extra size, Will give long flesh and white generous service. In PHONES SHOW CITY GROWTH ie oon ‘gained and honeydew. thru the Shoe Displays N ow Look Like Rainbow Pictures Paris Dictated Colors for Footwear So Milady Follows Like a Sheep BY WANDA VON KETTI A Season of White! Summer Hats $7.00 June White Sale of Towels! Linen Damasks Soft Turkish Towels 25c wels 20c 100 dozen; good weight Good towels for the and bleached. Size 20x | price. Size 18x36. 40. 70-Inch Linen All-Linen Towels} Damask $2.35 49c Pretty floral patterns Especially heavy linen, | on heavy satin-finished tose | pa ; with colored band bor- | damask. sand browns and whites | yw SLORED SHORE | der, ; Damask Pattern All-Linen tor & period of say five or six Cl 95 Damask $1.75 os iversity St. years, then the restleannens Stanley Nelson Conimences, With the majority Wonderful pure linen A very special value,| damask, in effective Ob, such beauties, such becoming styles, so delightfully be- indeed! Excellent dam- bp elvasi abbey of people, that restlessness is Sk ers ee eee baie Hats of hair, soft straws or fa reflecting sum. 70 i is Alle D 8 air, soft stra : fa fos “ x ask, 70 inches wide. | 70. All-white Hats of h 5 Third Floor—Tho Bon Marche ched Bath want for jercurrent © in other and know that with «¢ the flock will » bellaheep to the Because of their intuition and » people | Initiative along this line latter othing leave individuals . men’ usually are dictators of Case Tire Company Fifth Ave. and Stewart All-white Hats! “all-black Hats! Made up specially for this selling event in Parks last fall by ding its mannequins upon treets in colored shi hion followers reje something different! At the races of Deauville and Anteuil it was reported that colored hoes graced the feet of ma tatives the pace it is decidedly close to the sur se cr mit mer itself—trimmed with startling bows—clusters of flowers, rosettes of lace and frill of lace around the edge to match; also coque and biot. All-black Hats for street, dress and every occasion, with frills of lace—perky bows and glycerined ostrich. Third Floor—The Bon Marche Commercial Tire Co, 1215 Pine St. Fifteenth aX Garene Western Tire 333 Westlake A: y represen of the clite—that one woman appeared in a mountain haze shade suit, a mountain haze shade hat, a mountain haze shade veil, a similar hued fox fur, dyed from white, and shoes to match. Her make-up — even, Was mountain haze: She was said to be “gorg Vacation Brings the Travel Urge! Here Are How to Make Money Fortunes are usually made by selling something. But before you can sell you must buy or produce. That means capital, and one sure way to create it is by saving. Start an interest-earning savings ac- count at the First National Bank. Keep building it up and be ready to make oppor- tunities or to seize them when they come your way. She First National Bank of Seattle Second Avenue and Columbia Street ‘Julia Edwards, « singing | comedian and also a talented acrobat, appearing in a turn jealled, “Unusual Surprises,” jis one of the good fratures of the Palace Hip bill ihis week. | Miss Edwards’ pleasiny pers sonality and versatility ia winning the approval of audiences, ‘The pace quickened. the French resorts of rainbow — shi haze, champagne, blue, green and red. Fall styles in Paris, it is known, mean spring and summer styles in America, The Fifth Avenue de in New y was a ps with gre redo peitnating A green hat, en bag and nv pair of green similar set in. re nized ax quite “the Paris and nme places mountain field mouse, WEST IS HIT BY SHOK CRAZE NOW And in the West? We're now in the miridie of the colored shoe craze, Storekeepera of Seattle report that 90 per cent of their shoe sales are made on ‘colors’ red, in this part of the country taking a decided lead, About the styles and the “make of the shoes: They're low, of course. Beyond that they're everything, ‘They're In tricately strapped affairs; they're Intticed effects; thay're regular pumps; they're sandals; they're low heel and high; they're bror toe and not #0 brovd And they're popular with who are labeled who joyfully rea the “something different” whon. it first shows Itxelf on the cycle of time, ‘hose who, when a fay. orable bit of newness presente It velf, simply won't wear anything butt New Trunks and Luggage at Bon Marche Low Cash Prices Bal Wardrobe 4 hangers, 2 drawers, hat box, Three-Quarter Size $35,00 Laundry bag, 8 hangers, shoe box, hat box and 4 draw- era, Full-Size Trunks $36.00 Fitted in the same way, but with 10 hangers, Genuine Cowhide Bags $9.85 Beautiful box grain, with brass lock and lift Leathér lined and fitted with three pockets; 18-inch. Matting Suit Cowhide Brief Cases $4.95 Cases $2.95 Light and strong; lock and Black and jovan, catches; two r straps. with lock and straps; Cretonne lined, inch size, 1Ginch sixes, Lower Main Floor—The Bon Marobe catches: fitted 15. and J HT Personal Service help you 4 select your Graduation and Wedding Gifts Second Floor--'The Bon Marche June Sale of White Stamped Art Goods Stamped Crib Cover 75c A fascinating rabbit de- sign stamped on a good quality muslin, unbleached. So very suitable and effective for the nursery. Pillow Slip to Match, 250 Stamped Drywell Towels 35c Three patterns, stamped for colored D. M. C. embroidery, One end finished with hem, stitched hem and the other hem- stitched for crochet. Absorbent and easily laundered, Size 19x33. 5-Piece Lunch Set 88c Muslin Gowns * $1.15 Entirely mado up, incluging Stamped in pretty basket ribbon, stamped in three de-! design for colored D, M, C, signs on fine muslin, Neck: embrold White materi and ‘sleeves hemmed and SGinch square and 4 napkins,’ hemstitehed, Art Shop, Third Floor—The Bon Marche ILBURNIE GINGHAM, 4&2 heeks, plaids, PIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUBSENION STREET