The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1923, Page 16

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THE SEATTLE STAR ‘j | FOUR CONFESS Mery Tourists Ars TELEPHONE CO, Shizersic.innest Wife Gives ‘Inside’ of POSTAL MEET. ACCUSED EDITOR Rice grat at Inn Facilities of Port © here . attended by me gates /Says Husband Is Just Like Other Men, Even) and rics Assistant Postmaster Gen-| Eiande Raise Defense Fund Hearne, Miss Stella B, Hear Many Robberies Cleared Up, | Mv Kate Hearne, Rodning Hearne} Rate Case Opened Again in)’ Miss ro matied } . . ral Jot nd Third A Bt 1 Miss M J. Clue tl ree Lamping Leaving Pipe 6 I | z ‘ : | . t 8 Mary J. Clugatan, Seattle to Leavin ipe Ashes About 5 de | Says Starwich =u aig enagts Tacoma Court port commission, to all fruit grow Bri , to Aid His Cause 2 rie Kansas; Mr. and ors, shippers and farmers of Wash! py w ANDA VON KETTLE jthem back and puts them | 3 as ae << ; Confrssi Mr Dott TACOMA, J The Pacific | ingtor t He that’ & Heenen 8 VEGAS, N. # , fF convicted of . ¥| Repes, Chicago; M nd Mra, Hale| Telephone and Telegraph Co, and) Pye m ; t Aah ’ i ' salyed the ha ! Patton, Mr, and Mrs, William/the Home Telephone Co, Monday] 6 i. ioe tb © & vocabulary v oan coming B ed the operation gang of/ Pell, Salem, Ove.; Mr, and* Mrs.| filed a petit in feder i ; evening the ehildren ‘ ve t é n horsebac ’ ; tt for } : © Lan Vegas on horseback, afoot, eraftamen who have been operat ge Mobe Portland, Ore king that tl 1 | Inepe ' na > cn @ new word to look up from the rr : sas aid’ toad tae in this and neighboring stat les ¥ ge, Hayden Lake ling all ¢ novela, Hurst nas been quoted con: |y next evening they must | ale, was declored inestimable by Per-|>Y ‘team and tre } more than a yea if Ida.; George BE. Flagg, Hartford produce in the process of shipment. | siderably during the pas! years r ‘ f kins |trial of Carl Magee, Albuqueraue Starwich announced 3 Conn; Mr, and Mrs, J, W. Thom: | rate | even tho the case During the time the visitors are|and has sald quite # bit about him: (100% Unet it means, How to spell leditor, who goes before Ju ey, J M Thomiley ve Roland oon re h " u \ 1 " it, an nw D @ sentence y here ext © tours of the city will| self, But now we have the real a y tomorrow to an rr Hammond, Providence, ¥. 13 Dt : sa wr powlbin, despots beatles obod [ been in effect Magasine of State pacers: dining and Mrs, Frank Hartman, Lancas t s wif agin : | . We case cent years has so Penn; Dr, and Mrs. H. D. he's an author—that hus (SAYS HE PARKS LOTS Ps School Is Lauded | , (BF ; haba nold, Mra. Frederick Palmer, Bi 1 OF ASHES ABOUT HOUSE |. The New Leaf, a publication put] stirred public interes A Getenep : : sre, Stiidak tauiata lehwte hak ‘hoa: ! the boys of the state training guna of $15,000 iuas already been | . ar being maintained the/ fut he doesn't a band in decidedly normal man Lat Chehalis, wag termed an) pie by friends of Magee, with { i to port commision |always: » when ref ois made to the | excellent plece of work Saturda from every county in : They 1 court \* : ye; By . th to the out. | 90% Louls F. Hart, as he gis w Mexico Kan pon of the state ie * pts leaves his lips, |2 the pamphlet in his office Magee’s trial will mark the cul er Mrs. BE. We {a when the p i H “ . hs segs Olympia | mination of a long series of attack } Much Liquor Being [ume « mn iti Hm she exclaim: |" The Independence day edition was|unon the judiciary of New Mexico arshal| Miss M rs, San Frar ing guard|Dr. and Mrs. James F. Gr reference was ntence of at hard labor Judge Frank supreme e's just like other me artistically boredered in firecrackers,| He is already under despite his ability to write, Why, |"*Y Teckets and cannons, and con: | trom 12 to 18 mon Hy ‘ : "7+ \tained reports from all branches of | convi of Mbeling that pipe proves his Mkeness tol io institution | INTEREST OF HURST other men more than anything else | ' ; True, he removes it frequently at ‘ ie woman of y air and |nome—but the ashes he manages|Cars Can Now Park + of two\t® park around the house! Oh, ‘ ; is tm? | hone ashes! No, t's no aitterent| im Paradise Valley ; nay ero Ue see | Mount Rainier ts ope © chief in life and y tok Sold to Navy Mon |ove cae ‘s wit He just doesn't get c arts N ARE ¢ Outside a bank Bangsters were wo aa ~ * a j{Music Fund Opens Gobs Will Be Given _ g ble tc 1 New Headquarters Free Fare July 25> sono the other | Tacoma ¢ with any increase in rates: The Seattle Music and Art Four upon hi ri of the exta of An ¢ the city on Approp accusing the court of bias and ance and charging that hb ¥ not being afforded a fair tria © jury was alleged io h lation fy nti manent ¢ 1 Monday moved to per ON TUESDAY, July 10, General vn announcement b; ne f with wh to pay for ’ wor nier National Park ‘Transpor-| sisted of Mezicans, f for i officers nd men of! fle \ tun os may be parked |w o1 read or write the E " to mt out in the | th im ter Bartel, 615 | with complete accessory facilities at in which © the eet on this day finance and utilities com ea of the council and is assured The pub in invit slycerit Some smuggled glass tubes, con bars. of passage, Chairman E, L. Blaine Jot the finance committee sald. Torpedo Man Buried in Seattle Sunday Lovett, former chief WORLD WAR VETERANS Detalied information as to the benefits provided by the govern Ment of the United States for dis © men; about medi > man in the United State cal treatment, vocat: r in a contained in a navy, was buried with military pamphiet on the sul ist of all local offices orn at Lake V of the Veterans‘ bure for any of afternoon, at 2. the benefits given by ang. This ~ Remphiet may be obta’ ing it to our Washington bure cemetery, Sunday WATER SHUT OFF © will be shut off T | 5000 Clearance Sa Se NABER SES LOTTE SEC Oe OS until PBs “ on 5 Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, $ from af » 1822 New York Ave., Washington, D. C. ; to y east; on Bor ' avant 's copy of the pamphlet on “The Veterans’ Bureau,” { beh omaall: 2 Gadvamcenaant Silks specially purchased at a big reduction from the regular price—a Mill Clearance. We include and inclose herewith a two-cent postage stamp. __PONGEE BLOUS these in our July Clearance at a great saving to you. i Name lant “i Q J trimmed with es 2 ee Lantelechoelelg «| oooves tere 36-Inch Colored Taffetine Wash Silk, Yard $1.25 £5 85 silk For underwear, blouses and linings. Navy, flesh, brown, royal and emerald. — BLACK AND WHITE 36-Inch Black Moire and Ottoman Cord $1.25 : State..... : . ted For late Summer and Fall wear for capes, wraps and dresses. . a " 36-Inch Fancy Pongee $1.25 40-Inch Faille Silks $1.25 (Sth caves Steen eeni eae ste seem =a o . Natural color, fancy woven effect, with blue, red, green Plain colors and two-toned colors, for dresses, blouses, or brown figures, draperies, pillows. TAcBon Marché 36- and 40-Inch Poplins $1.25 35-Inch Celored Taffeta $1.25 A RGA | N BdaS White, black, navy, with broad self a plaid or figured. Inexpensive, yet a good quality, and ever so beautiful. In mountain : EMENT haze, wigtaria, wine, marine and navy blue. PIKE ST-SECOND AVE-UNION ST+SEA! TLE 35-Inch Messaline Satins $1.25 | 36-Inch Fine Wash Satin $1.25 In bark, corn, gray, emerald, pink, brown, Copenhagen, : haze, wistaria, wine and navy blue. In blue, orchid, navy, pink and peach. 2,000 Yards Silks Reduced 20% to 50% for Clearance PTS LENT TRI TIT lac 2 SS _—_ 7 Short lines, odd lots and surpluses of regular stocks must go! These Greatly Reduced Prices will sell them quickly. 35-Inch Silk Foulards, Reduced to $1.25 39-Inch Azure Blue Silks, Reduced to $2.65 Inexpensive and popular Summer silk for blouses or dresses. Shades Silks taken from our regular stocks in this shade. The materials Seeing is believing. A blind man could almost see the Genuine Val- ues constantly offered in the Bon Marche Bargain Basement. Chicago jobber cleans out lines of women’s shoes, having decided to manu- facture boys’ and men’s only! of brown, navy, black and tan. include Canton Crepe, Pussy Willow Taffeta, fine Crepe de Chine and . 5 i p toshanara. ‘ 960 Pairs Women’s 36-Inch Striped Knit Crepe, Reduced to $2.45 | 39.Inch Fancy Crepes, Reduced to $1.95 Beautiful dress or wrap material. Shades of brown, Lanvin, royal, 50 yards in the lot. For blouses or dresses. In stripes and plaids; | cocoa, orange, poppy, Mohawk and black. of heavy crepe de Chine. "e 32-Inch Silk Mixed Pongee, Reduced to 69c 39-Inch Striped Sport Silks, Reduced to $1.95 Good weight, rough weave pongee. Natural color only. For dresses, White with gold or flesh stripings. Black with copper stripes, and blouses, underthings and drapery. silver with cornflower stripes. Third Floor—The Bon Marche July Garment Clearance Continues! | Plenty to select from if you'll come tomorrow! In a Clearance Sale, it’s the old story of the “Early Bitd“—you' know! &: Women’s and Misses’ Sport Suits Reduced One - Fourth Tweeds, flannels, checked velours and mannish suitings—made in tailored styles for street wear. 27 Women’s and Misses’ Sport Coats Reduced to $9.50 Plain and overplaided polaires, nicely tailored. In tan, gray and beige. Specially Bought Baronet Satin Skirts, Regular Sizes, $5.95, Extra $6.95 Less ThanRegular Wholesale Price! Walking Heels! Cuban Heels! Baby Louis Heels! French Heels! | | maNRSRENSERS CATS Shades of cream, gray, beige, black and navy.” a 4 nag€ aD widths, bu Sapie 43 Sport Skirts Reduced to $4.95] | dark brown He tan an AME A Sale of U. S. Government This group includes prunellas, tricotines, eponge and overplaided wool. 4 ut not all colors ine all | . q it : ae Boilers or Cooking Pots | 38 Children’s Coats Reduced 3} }. Originally Made for U. S. Army and Navy Boilers made of heavy blocked and charcoaled tin, with handles on boilers and covers. For the convenience of etal tables will have con- secutive sizes, as‘follows: 3, 814, 4, 414, 5, 51, 6, 614, 7, Ys, 8, Hy i Tailored styles in polaire, cheviot and basket weave, in wanted colors. Sizes 2 § to 6. : 75 Children’s. Rompers Reduced 4 | 7 89 $1.50 Gingham Rompers, reduced to $1.13; 86 59c Gingham Rompers, re- | ; duced to 4 ‘ . Second Floor—The Bon Marcho pecifica sure to wear a ning purpose: for laundry, for dyeing, for storing frulte; for cooking, for camping, for autoing; for restaurants, for hotels, for boiling hams The lot includes turned soles, French binding, perforated and plain vamps, French covered heels, white Nubuck with black gunmetal trimmingsy Plenty of Extra PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS; July Clearance of Art Needlework . Sales- NO, 54--6-gallon size... 2 OBE NO, 53-614-gallon size, $1.25 people NO. dt—aalion sie..........-81.48 | Infants’ and Children’s Stamped Dresses 65c and 85c' NO, 19—8-gallon size $1.65 Good quality white muslin stamped for embroidery. Infants’, and 3-year and NO. 50—8'$-gallon size. ........ 81.85 NO. 48=$-gallon size co B10 Mail Orders filled while quantities Inst Union St, Basement—The Bon Marche 6- year sizes. Stamped Striped Glass Towels at 20c With hemstitched hems, stamped in five attractive designs, Striped in blue and white, Third Floor—The Bon Marche

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