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

THE SEATTLE STAR | SMITH SILENT Town and Country Linked ‘Bonen BING SUE RAD § FARMERS MEET Sr tn SN) IN CONVENTION ON DRY ISSUE Worth Trunk Plan Pushed »: trom tae axiner | (JSR Auburn Host to Convention " | L rue ig anyt s May Be Forced t format F of Co-operators SHELBY PLANE |JOHNSON HAS 4 DOWN;3HURT NEW OPINION a has EGE ) FRE ders T4 Democrs Killing i i i to eth Wet Plank 4 BY LAWRENCE MARTIN “ é , 5 : : . y Gea } return ’ ru { : : ; ve : ‘ hi sli ; . ch troops eaten by Q What food wa the Egyptians in the time of King Tutankhamen? ¢ Germa mi Portland’s Rose Festival Opened acting Oregon Klan Takes 2, 000 New Members Meeting to Launch ee ee de ae Palestine Movement Oregon Guard Units |“4""""., a ae| om mass meet Ready for Training . Fights Police Who we 4 Try to Arrest Her | False May Tu ASHINGTO! fe of Fr in the b howdown. question ih, but 4 vive. Gi y fall. 9 ome anyti rs. But 000,000 si d rapidly ome back.” ce, on forever only en and ¢ standard é y \ ‘ ‘on where halt of or r nite és 40> false step tion the t fixe . a b i f nen, and Their } ME to tourist: y tonduct. As troiman Dan ly bruised School Out Friday! Away to the Country ler Poinci Each year The Bon Marche makes special preparation to provide needed things for summer homes and camp comfort for all the family. Here is just an inkling: Drapery Needs for Your Summer Home Hined up wi publicans—in wet democrats hypocrisy a extremists, hibition fore, ar country’s Finally, Map showing how proposed improvement would effect a »| direct connection between Dexter ave. and Stone way and »| relieve traffic congestion between the city and the growing district north. powerful Ta, notice Ask Aid i in oF lie: Shell Safe Bandits jesu 0 Der ¢ Failing after a thro search of the ity to locate three yeggs who blew & safe Hon on Westlake ave. Sunday night after tying up the watch beran Tuesday, Sarious police departmants of the Fate t Robert Atkinson, | Was Recovering Tuesday fom severe | t | euts about the head, {nflic = SORES bound. $500 in cash from the safe. to the y Nowh Highway Boosters’ league Thursday members of of the city’s pop: across the canal more a are hand getting w]e of the projects, exrade project tho regrade, « the | Dexter result in an expendi’ an $2,000,000, whereas ¢/ {tempted he center of the city lack of | separately, would cost slightly arterial highway that would per-| less than $2,000,000 ,.|mit uninterrupted traffic. The construction of a short via-| @ canvass of the Northwest! This plan includes the condemns. | duct on Denny ching from | enlisting the ald of the|tion of Dexter ave. thru from Den. | | ny way to Second ave. and thence |ing } | | at Stewart st, The|above grado, which will connect the main feature of the establishment af |Capitol Hill and Renton Hill dis way would be the complete | tricta with the proposed Denny Hill m of street car traffic, the | | business district, also is planned by in the Sheli (Vl company s' an, poll io help in the mantunt. the . watchman, When he. was slacx The robbers ier bi at n to be submitted to the Thursday E|; BON MARCHE AIN BASEMENT Every dollar comnts. Interest works twenty-four hours a day. Buy in the Bargain Basement. Count your savings. Luck? Look! 568 Pairs WOMEN’S LOW SHOES Including Odd Lots Closed Out by the Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co., Kemmerer, Wyo. Mostly narrow widths Sizes 41, to 8 Width— ~~ [214) 8 [814] 4 |4i4) 6 1514) 6 (614) 7 6 | 13/20) 4/82) 21 | 40 jt i taal Bical 5 | 12) 26/15/12) 19 10 Ae ; | 5 | 9/16/10) 8 }16 Fs ay Knife Pleated Sport Skirts Remnants! Bleached Muslin . 8,000 yards, 36-inch 9c Yd. Soft finish; fine quality, Silk Poplin == $™9.95 Roshanara Crepe Tan, sand, platinum and gray. Sizes 26 to $1 JOBBER’S CLEAN-UP— 320 CORSETS Many styles and fabrics. All sizes in the lot. 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $1.95 36-Inch White Voile F ine Quality, Striped Couch Covers $2.00 Striking manner. aring quality, and home ie. Egyptian stripes, in the new expecially suited to Net Panel outa Each 98c Heavy net, finished with deep bottom fringe. Very popular and practical curtains— price. Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche Inexpensive for Summer Homes Towels and Bedding Turkish Towels 25¢ Good weight, bleached. Size 20x40. 17x33 All-Linen Towels A9¢ Heavy t ored border 18-Inch Crash Toweling 10¢ unbleached assorted col: Heavy, kitehen orash. Crash Towels, 3 for 25¢ Booth Mill Crash Towels, size 14x18 inches. Huck Towels 10¢ Heavy, bleached quality, size 15x244inghen. Huck Towels 15¢ Wel) bleached, good woight. Size 17x34 Jnches. Turkish Towels 20¢ Soft and. absorbent; well bleached. Sizo’.28x36 inches. 81x90, Bed Sheets $1.45 Good welght, amie, 81x90 Bed Sheets $1.85 Extra fine quality, seamless 90x108 Bed Sheets $1.95 Extra large, heavy weight; soft finish. 72x84 Bedspreads $1.95 Good weight, crocheted Mar- seilles patterns. 72x86 Bedspreads, $2.25 Heavy crocheted Spreads neat patterns, Bed Sheets, Each $1.00 50 dozen Bterched Sheets. good weight, soft finish, with flat center seam. All-Linen Crash 19¢ 1,600 yards unbleached ‘towel, ing, 16 inches wide; heavy, ab sorbent quality, All-Linen Crash 25¢ Bleached Crash Toweling and Alblinen Glass Check Toweling, both splendid value; 16 inches wide. Feather Pillows, Each $1 For th summer. camp or tage. Bize lix34. Soft pil. in striped and novelty ne, _ Sheet, Blankets Pair $2.50 Cotton Sheet Blankets, size 64x76, in gray and white, with tan, pink and blue borders, Third Floor—The Bon Marche decorative summer and #0 reasonable at this Printed Curtain Scrim 12}c effects in All-over” and» border grounds. d in flora curtains for svmmer camp: Cross-Bar Scrim 25c r and all-over designs. combine Very durable Fine Sheer Voile 29c designs of blue, © and gold schemes; 36 inches wide Effective color and gold, Allover and border patterns, Makes really levely curtains. Cotton and Jute Damask 47c 50- and 54-inch widths, specially suited to portieres and slip covers. natural, des of green, tan, Foxceptional values. Camp Cushions 85c 3 for $2.50 Filled with soft cotton mix tures, Made of bright cretonne, combined with plain shades of blue, rose or orchid. Third Floor—The Bon Marche Cozy Hammocks $2.50 Tightly woven. A hard-spun yarn in c.ose canvas weave bright-colored stripes. Upper Main Floor Many Summer Suits, Coats and Dresses One-Third Less Than the Original Prices Odd lots, only one of a kind in most cases. of Canton, flat and Georgette crepe—taffeta and all-over lace, navy. Second Floor—The Bon Marche Dainty Summer Accessories Bridal Veils 5, $7.50, Made of very fine tiny hems or scallops. both round and square styles $9.00 and $10.00 nets, and silk illusion, finished delicately with Blaborate embroldered designs, Cut in Lawn Handkerchiefs 25c Very fine hand embroidered Irish lawn, and with novelty colored borders, Also some pongee and pure linen, ered corners and spoke hems, White with embroid- 6 Handkerchiefs 60c In packages hemsatitched hems, All white. Very sheer lawns with imitation cords; Yeinch Moire Ribbons 50c New crisp Moire Ribbons, in the useful Sineh widths. Copenhagen, red and turquoise. cf k, white, maize, pink, orchid, purple, blue, rose, Shades brown, tan, green, Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche PIR STRE Both silk and wool suits. out strenuous Dresses Coats -in tan and Mme. Chernoff Will Lecture Wednesday on “How to Reduce Weight”’ yeigh more than comfort when it Is so easy to y be Just as slim and svelte as you wish? That it in qasy to reduce, with- ¢ made yory Chernoff's third lecture—and she Rivey xpecial consideration to the reduction of flesh on any part the body—banishing for all doublo ching and thick day, 2:30, in The Bon Auditorium, Fourth Floor We "OND AVENUB—UNION STROUT nd bird designs. Pea 26 inches wide. rose, blue, gold Durable Cretonne 19c Good-looking chintz and floral designs. Many colors, ble for draperies and cush- fon 36-Inch Heavy Cretonne 33c Linenized effect—so durable and good looking. Newest designs and colorings In a quality that witl give long service: Window Shades (Seconds) 79c Oil Opaque Shades, in light colors only. On good spring roller; 36 inches wide, and 6 feet long. Striped Couch Covers $1.75 Effective Roman stripes; durable qual- it white m the color rose ade with and without fringe. Good for town or country use. Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche For Summer Home or Camp Combination Cooker $1.85 A useful utensil for the ‘summer—as it takes up very little room wiien not in use. The cooker consists of a 5-quart covered ket- tle, a strainer pan, a pudding pan and a cake tube. By combining 2 or more of these t Steamer, Cooker, Cake Pan, Casserole and Rice Boiler 30-Piece Cottage Sets $2.50 semi-porcelain dinnerware in The set consists of: 6 Sauce Dishes 6 Tea Cups 6 Tea Saucers Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche Pure white a plain, practical shape. 6 Dinner Plates 6 Pie Plates Gift Suggestions From the Art Shop 54-Inch Madeira Table Covers at $10.00 The pattern, as sketched, is a basket, worked in eyelet and seed stitch on good qual- ity white Irish linen. The edge is finished with rose point scallops. 10c 3- and 4-Inch Plain white linen with Doilies, Each rose point scallop edges. Cluny Doilies Slightly Soiled Included are small, round and oval Doilies, at 10¢, 19¢ and 39¢. Art Shop—Third Floor Vivadou’s Dainty Toiletries Mavis Powder, all shades, 50¢. Mavis Cold Cream, jar 50¢. Mavis Poudre Creme, all shades, aay Mary Cold Cream, 50¢. 50¢. , O Mal D'Or Powder. all shades, Moaeimtndaes 75e. 50¢, < Mai D'Or Taloum, can 5O¢. Mavis Lemon Cream, 50¢. Mai O'Or Duotint Rouge Com: Maj D'Or Cold Cream, $1.00. pact, 50¢, Lad) y Perfume, oz, $2.00 Mai D'Or Per c, of $2.00. Perfume, oz, $1.75. Mavis Liquid Brilliantine, 50¢. Boheme Perfume, oz, $2.50. Mavis Paste Brilliantine, T5¢. Mal D'Or, all shades campact, « Mat D'Or Toilet Water, bottle, $1.00, 82.50. Upper Main. Floor Special Lunch Wednesday 30c Lamb Pot Pie with Vegetables Mashed Potatoes Bread and Butter Strawberry Shortcake Coffee ‘or Milk Lunch Counter—Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Lady Mary bg ententi her allied| ally to her Bee might She mighi f tempora: L wriggle o And in fe would ad Cher allics, tr friends rin, hope tq is the only