The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1923, Page 16

; | THE SEAT | EXPECT 10,000 Harding’s Visit Here to YQUTH'S DIVE AT EXPOSITION Be Crowded With Events PROVES FATAL President Will Be Busy Every Second of His |g), :ono¢ menth Drowns in Northwest Merchants’ Show WAY ape = Brief Stay in Seattle Cow Lake, Near Kent Opens in Seattle Hi pected to v N . ag th W \ 1 ; chants’ Bx w = : , aay ofr alta: fe F h Monday 1 tt Fit W t r om minal t The ¢ Pm. daily { " A sia : mpeae Wi exhibit Nort t ; ; : Heodinsaen f° : 5 Shed ji yards 0! i opened and Univ hues Ikea WILL DINE WITH Pate: “ng j a. hare t . sonnets © se PRESS CLUB MEMBERS pigep dl : a TUESDAY WILL. Bt sa pe ; (\ 1 1 to the *AMERICANUS” DAY EJ] ‘ t ' \ ' x PRESIDENT TO PLAY it A. y ‘ Speakers have not | GOLF IN VANCOUVER building been ann be the committee Stadiu ‘ alt ° : the evening ote agian aeet « wil n Youn Wednesday is to features. Deleg convention ‘ Robber Suspect Is of the iat Mev Caught by Officer °°" ° $8 The Eastern Washingt rain conference will t @ay, in the build r he bea and F farmers trom a . oe 7 rithe'sensoneatea cee Re Sawer yee ) attendance. A sty ‘ ’ held at noon on t tract consid a 1 a as ate ae arn c af tag Clothiers of the sta . i “ 0 8 he 3 7 4 rikaiayat 7 le week : “|Three Homes Burned teid gas panier * trom th : ; re es ERAL BANDS TO. BE R. O. 7. Bellingham. | SPATIONED ALONG STREET i i Spectacular — Fire os ressto it will be mn overhen a Pee oR A stag smo! men at the / While the we © the islands. convention wi Card party on e garden, Thursday Friday will b Better Homes Topic | ee at Furniture Meet Salis spel aed gees SAN FRANCISCO, Ju fay a t another steamer. | 7 its are designed to give = k once t © hensive idea of the act : e she Northwest in In wa mercial and sc zt : - Peargsn tage bid I H yer ( ‘ 474 410 close its | SHORT OYSTER CROP F E ARED : OLYMPIA, July 23 ospects are MRS. HARDING TO for a shor xp of Oly ysters BE GIVEN BLOSSOMS for the 1 - THE BON MARCHE Cll BaRGaIN BASEMENT Grasp the extended hand of Opportunity. The money-saving values in the Bargain Basement require no introduction. POLAIRE SPORT COATS Overplaids and Plain Gray and Tan Full and half lingette lined, rag lan and set-in sleeves, som th hig sleeves, some with inverted pleat backs, All are belted, 40-Inch Figured Voiles pallet Yard OC 3,000 sacks. of the Olympia Oyster elation, reports Marketed from th Sfason, but es the comir <rop wer whipped seal Mainde keeping in the th days. Heavy der this year, a the coming crop 9 @fe reasons riven for in sight, which is about $175,000, « the’ Past seazon indreds vend Funeral of Villa i MEXICO CITY, July 23—3 i paid last hi | Ppieturesque figures fe | when hundreds at @f Francisco Villa Who was mur¢ Pyambush. Full E aceorded tire sl The town of Pstate of norm nea into w tad thrown it. Police Nab Man and Woman With Liquor WILL VISIT QUEEN ANNE HILL DISTRICT At Green Lake he will H t n tind Queen Anne I obtain a com: beautiful Puget Prepare Anna E ote ot success, uffi nothin party descended « eile, 2308 W. Pursued Budack dashed tarrying a grip When she stopped to nash tenty. One bottle of moonsh Mined intact. Her husband w feasted when he dashed from the t frgnt door, also carrying a grip. ate Sheriff’s Slayer hon E t on Roanoke st, to Boylstor N., north on F riave, N, to Franklin aye. nor to Harvard ave ard to Bustiake Good quality gham in checks, plaids and pl A large assort ment of patt Some with organdie and pique collars and cuffs, Some with hand embroid ery, All have two pockets and nna bivd., Ivd, to B, Green Green Luke Green Lake way to ia r to tourist camp, and sashes. Put In Death Cell ing At this point at 14 EMNANTS SALEM orge | noor UNBLEACHED MUSLIN { PARTY WILL VISIT AND DIMITY CHECKS } ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL, 1,000 yards; lengihs i ‘thee Fouth FrOnT” Woodle Wage to 10 yards; yard 10c f ( is k i i 100 Pairs Women’s W Canvas-covered Cuban heels, with good leather soles. © and D widths, the gallo fi {Johnson # i; Parker bein the prison Sizes 1 to6 WHITE CANVAS HIGH SHOES § 1% on Warren d, the hospital, TLE STAR [ When Planes Get Stranded on 1 Mud Flats } DETOUR IS 0, K,, ——— SAYS CUTHBERT Denies Rumor That Kelso Road Is Dangerous he Chambgr that directions wii and George iH missioner The latest thing in aviation circles is the “rescue sled” shown above. Many planes get| disabled in tests and are compelled to land on mud flats near.the Naval Air station, San\” Diego, Cal. So this sled, which draws but eight inches of water, carries six men and rrep, p torla, has just travels 30 miles an hour, was 8 devi d, it tows the planes. rf ed me that eer» LEGISLATOR CITY PORT TO |ROSS PRAISES =" eve IS ARRESTE D Investigation ¢ MAKE RE CORD of Mr With the Ju 23, imports and _SKAGIT SITE): eur bids fair t J.J. ¥ «kK, who made Edward Berger boilermaker, on a similar charg © an Indicatic f maritime commerce n of the ble qualltte peg Skog only to Niagara in {ence and dependability je has gained momentun Borge $25 ball He declared Sunday that th While tey. A. Avramor 1 be: ct - _ department ix enjoying one priest of the k Russian 1 uh from Hioom || most prosperous years in its Snjnesart b Pa,, ¢ unday morning history home it, tak I merce is handled by per day, |« gold crow | thus showing that this city is keeping | and some beads, according to the com- ‘her place as a seaport, police As we extend the hand of welcome to the F leet, Northwest Merchants and the “Americanus”’— We Extend Values to All Seattle Gala Week Frills Note the ana Z _Girl’s Organdie Americanus” Modes Dresses $2.95 to $7.50 Winsome ruffled Rich Velvets! styles, and frilly, lacy > in effects, in both do- Stylish Taffetas! yy, : mestic and imported { organdie, These are really ex- m \ cellent values, in Soft Duvetyns! ( lnk ety lovely, _ serviceable T se | \ summer frocks — the Popular Felts! sort girls love to ear. A newness about these hats that Shades of tangerine, is most appealing—styles that are orange, rose, blue, different, trimmings so new, color- green, daffodil, white ings so fascinating—“Americanus” Sie 0 Tew. Dine and. : er white prints. modes—every one. Sizes 6 to 14 Second Floor Crinkly Crepes! Pokes, turbans or drooping brims—and cloche In sand to pheasant, Copen- hagen, French blue and black, with ap- plique and embroidery a-plenty—also pompons and feather trimmings. For Popular Sports and Summer Clothes New Silks Note the Low Prices! 36- and 39-Inch Printed Canton Fine French Summer Dress $2.95 A Beautiful material, this, in silk and wool, Voiles Reduced to $1.50 and such wonderful color combinations. Suit- able for dresses or blouses. In rich blue, tan, Very pretty, indeed, for cool and becoming dresses. Navy with red, brown and other colorings. i‘ coin embroidered dots; light blue in block patterns, embroidered 39-Inch Pretty Paisley Prints in red tangerine with white. yellow and navy; lavender with black, yellow with black, $1.65 40-Inch Fancy Organdie and Batiste 25c Inexpensive for summer clothes, Dark and medium grounds, printed with small dots and figures ; Covered with blue and white Third Floor—The Bon Marche striped and fancy ticking—just he thing for camp use. New Cotton Sheet: Imperted Veils Blankets Each $1.00 (Some Slightly Imperfect) Gray and ton, with blue and pink $4 00 bordersthree-quarter and fullutze . | | single blanket Lovely new Veils,. either to Third Moor—The Bon Marche chiefs wear loose, or to pin. tightly about small hats. Widely bor- | dered on three sides, in “ai | | Third Floor—The Bon Marche For Making “Summer Occasion” Dresses Silk and cotton poplins, inexpensive, but es- ta ee | pecially good looking. Paisley prints in rich Need New Bedding colorings of blue, green, tan and red. > 39-Inch Plain Georgette Crepe for Camp? $1.65 * Very fine quality, in so many shades you Feather Pillows are almost sure to find what you want. Black, Each $1.00 navy, jade, orchid, poppy, Mohawk, taupe, coral, rose, brown and 20 other colors. 39-Inch Satin Canton, Yard $4.50 Heavy weight, firmly-woven Satin Canton for fall wear—black, navy, brown, sand and many other colors. Printed Silk Patterns 98c A large assortment of printed silk—28 inch- es square, for blouses, dresses, pillows and ker- Third Floor—The Bon Marche colors, threaded delicately with metal thread. Shades of purple, brown, tan, black ond navy, Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche / PIKE STREET — SECOND AVENUE — UNION STREET ~ SEATTLE Se ee!