The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1923, Page 16

-THE SEATTLE STAR —_—— a : chooner Libeled |MODEL FARM [Pacific Farmers FINANCE PAPER|CHURCHES TO FAIR “gy I$ |7 hep He pet s oe MODEL FARM |Pecitis Fermers a, TS OPTIMISTIC, HOLD SERVICE in |Chalrman of the boar p or é : . ‘dl a The prize cow, the big potat . Skagit County Starts Fall But Is Jailed for Call- France Criticizes Row as. : cot Wein e ae whe |, {tn to Longview, by ved trom County Series of Exhibitions ing Cops Premier Investigates |" IPR: sea) of SDAA, LEANED See Oe orkdag under the tt ‘ é ed. ae in ‘pal » oourt 'T HY JOUN DE GANDY an P : : este entes the Dest sheep and the most juicy m when William PARIS,/ Aug, | §—Premier Poin: |v rt a Paci fat Conniderable work an havo all come into the n | 51, appeared » Judge with (ae xamine into the ie again, The fair season uy ae rain * val gg eters es lap sway thruout the Starting h tho Skagit: coun declared hd rot u t hit ften — gequire Waterway ; Whatcom Bees Are and is waid to be | this section affords f mall farms hi wa Ke vation en rvlee n Wriday and #, fair, at Burlington, which will ond| “I was alone in ‘ ; a ot | Sentannacte Petines (22 nking condition, She v Walter Met vno has been a! Free From Disease 11's Episcopal church ts to obserye . he - t of restaurants whenc ° 4 t C There cou unfavorable | the fur ere t ‘ 1 hie . ting ance ued before the wreck at $100,000, | sociated with 3 in o¢ BELLINGHAM, Aus rege 3p. m sore r ¢ ‘ nave been . ejecte Jucting ® demonstration fa ¢ 1 yg Bioes { 3 r all neawon r ! f Commerce and the thru to October 13, which will sig | yen oa it and tt t of the }u request of Americans, should : result of a recent survey and inspec nd thy the Long lh p perty i t 1 y 4 ble period ut indicated retail con end opera b f th Snob: s! y p t hav ir joense revoke thor ip made in 1 com ¢ y * “| dur "4 Dore, Nallze the colsing of the Snohomish | ;post fear cits pet bee eens aay cits ‘ Kansas Governor on, La. has arrived to take charse|i¢ was found there was only 1.8 per |sumption, much higher than during 7 the chamber county fair at © ny ¥ ' eanwh rince Georges ‘Tc of the farm Of diseased bee colonies, In 1921 | *%* er ‘ the past tuncheon being cance The golt ee econ te ton tor | ean” qu , vaky son ofa. former » Has Typhoid Fever!" The valley west of Longview ha © was 40 per cent of discano in| t¥9 years at I rtainly fortifies | cou 1 ed from noon foal ” think ¢ t push to the limit 1OPEKA, Kan, Aug. §.—The fil-|been divided into 445 tragta of five 3 4 | the optimiatic a 5 Saturday, the fair season will run while last year it sho’ caso aguinst a of Gov. Jonathan M. Davis w : It started. Mond t at | ¢ " t was y . 1 fe, from which he | definitely diagnone yphold fever| garden district will be planned P @ canning team to " c n : ‘ eager us t ther with b hynician © was in nolthe immediate outskirts of the 2 mecial n | C for to compete with the be c from Ores i row with white | immedi danger, altho his fever|1t hay been divided » 760 tracta, | the orthern county can mus t as the 3 vit from the United Statgy, | continued around 10: winning team will » s un rly " y ng ‘ i “a State fair gt Yakima, thee. srintem yea! but |o rms, tw Prins © decoration — - An exhibition wil! hel 7 Peeps nih I y aa Nt | for ery while serving in th This fair erage , grain prod ! eS: . nitcom! THWES ae ober tend h the case to the arene »7 oe Tata Deanna fas er : psu | aon manasa Enel tacts tm In Deference to the Memory of Our Late President st 3 ¥ cannot a 0 they WARREN GAMALIEL HARDING Biwaye looked forward to by ind I aT. W, Houser jand | erable ‘to: tinagine “that “halb-dreil The Bon Marche Will Close Friday at 1 o’Clock for the Day acres or more, A second farm ar olds will be Tyeg ‘ od Order of Red e-keepers ¢ v n find one in the Want Ad Their 1 be conducted lof one-half acre or more reduced the amount of divcase ‘Turn to them NOW i Interest will Washington, w 3 b TO+) chats ona innkad hiss h ot t " / “ terstate fair w eld Si r fock 5 cou: . not intervene In in ts occurring j grain and fruit produce feat ; , r reas defends’ the thik session. The Coos Curry | wh, , ome t zens who were beat county fair and thi exhl: | pF t when ‘they ‘sousht 7 Dillon” held ‘at 3 Ore, | “Zuockley said Judge Gordon, |a a bar Where America Testing Booth and New Westminster, B re: | “what on earth have en drink: | we : 19 ne Tie Spectively, will be held between Sep-|jne? ‘Ten days for you.” rance "vt ~ “have of MISS HAZEL HAUCK, tember 3 and 15. lifferent u ay . < posts tite a cho. Natiox of the Home Economics Depa Lewiston, Idaho, will put of iY ~~ R j 1 rights,’ National 0 ; v iat nic eee, Socti's %s| HOTEL FIRM oh Home Exon ert ° : 15, This event will be todlowed by ~ 7 + ! ington, will gh analyze any ea EASE At The Bon Marche—Tested Silks! | 2°" Washington staté fair, at Yakima SIGNS L sy, Seattle Speaker on @ | ana will wash it for you, that The Yakima fair has always held| . The Olympic Hotel Co,, head ‘ou may observe {ts action in ‘ precedence in the minds of the Se-|Frank Dudley, o¢ tie) Unity Day Program Becative’ wot lnow : : : eosin ater, She will answer any acting coe ce ctickfan one ot “a Hotela Am DAVENFORT) “hue. “8 know that you who buy our silks are discriming ating, and desire the utmost in questiohs you may wish to ask its! ERE in: the Northwest. This y tis 22 large hotela in the! syeel, Seattle a wil dave at value, we have arranged that during our silk event you may have the opportunity of having about the history of silk, Its the Yakima committed has erected ata, o State Unity r s e any piece . manufacture, id its prope: Sige tliat pad tet gaan aca the laceion t \ any piece of silk tested for composition and color, as you buy it. aa ee anufacture, (gd its proper ew sheds fo? cattle and I : ant Kean tgcenall genie Mareind [8 ere “4 : ; 89-In. Fine, All-Silk Crepe de Chine| ‘ CANTON Silk Department—Third Floor le people have signified thet H This: - quality—in all good shad: ae The Bon Marche intention to attend. a - : e a y ¢ . \< 'y peeesy: t at , ml ldnight, eane and black. . via pi ° Ol : 1 : del! un address 39-In, Smart Printed Crepe de Chine Y PUYALLUP FAIR 1 pe de Chine ‘ = WINDS UP PROGRAM | ¥ : Digs anna eR Very attractive for all t rtificlal Sil ool, plain sh a 36-inch Brocade Crepe Faille ‘The Western Washington fair wilt | Pl motel aftir ft to. bo t Sage vip 35-In, Firm Black ( hiffon Rattles ta K Nn at $1.95. be held at Puyallup, October 1-6. It |™ d a * 6 ib € , . rviceable as woll « ae PRK E will be followed by the Snohomish : ai 36-inch Sport Crepes, $1.65. at Everett, which, will | ™* or ty raed Ne bur on ’ -In. Beautiful Beaver Dyes s Satin, ding affair of t t ‘ go bor r : ith © quality, in the wanted shades nd Spiral Crepe 35-inch Silk-Mixed Pongee at beapital eee rhe Portand ‘ ; deri addre } ; . . Plain and Changeable Taffeta 39-INCH CREPE-BACK SATIN 59¢. agen 5 Sp. iets Mt he ot apa dh cat Very fine Jot black, Justrous and dependable. | 36-inch White Matelasse a omit dg Yember 10, bot this exhibition ‘s} , 7 rcrmmunity hot wil op 3FIn. Broadcloth & Crepe Shirtings 39-INCH SATIN CAMBRIDGE ; $2.25. fe ‘Two fairs are scheduled for Kinx ner Dependable quality for practical use Black reversible silk and wool crepe 1 . 2rnea der Telvet a HOW county during this time, according | Nsned, and the next atep will be the | TS = SINGH STAC TE RTINTEA TOE Dae a ee Mirra! cecnt. tte that wit te ant Smith < pigtige yeh ee 41-INCH CHIFFON VELVET 36-INC BLACK GOWN SATIN $6.95. Fino quality, soft, ni ash held at Tolt, on September 13-14-15 ncement fa made th peer " undred and ‘ Unusual quality Black Chitfon Velvet pest aE eS 40-inch Brocaded Velvet find the second ts scheduled for |thovel now excavating on the nite popeaies ine ariel 40-7 ATIN. CANTON 89-INCH ALL-SILK CANTON 2 45 $11.95. ~ Newseum, near Enumclaw, on Sep-| Will work double shift, so A maak ts phy" epee aha ale Bs 3 a: tember 24.29.20. the te wie hy Besivegrs eee ‘ unty EL a ik ene Cane veral oe INCH LU: STROU) s Sal TIN CRE PE) 89-inch Crepe de Chine - of Shades of ni A $1.35. ~ No Bananas and No |” ““?" E ( nd. To INCH CHIFFON TAFFET —_—_————__. 36-1 Tubular’ Vestinas z ; ne graln ; Good quality, nonerushing, in shades of navy 86-INCH SPORT NOVELTIE ; a ene - Right to Play It YAKIMA DRIVE | strychnine imated : cx fi eed ey $1.50. When “Yes, We Haye No Banan Silk and Artifi k home. | Set pes oust camer ae] REDUCES RATS tt,canmucr ret tom ot ts | SS INCH DURABLE, WASH suns, | $1.65 Winch, Matelasse Classique woven Crepo in many shade s = Gently, under,the direction of Domi} Ai. Cs tice hmve hed | nea mans at $5.95. Soraci, he little realized that he| ae ee ene ae ee. tm) LAM: b phe ned “ , Oy 7 lan > Vostinos seas to tip ont Chia Gaal ‘aia talt com "ria hapa ats ¥ of the |he would f t 4,800 trees Silk Section—Third Floor—The Bon Marche 36. mee Tubular Vestings at pletely into federal court by cs tthe adhe eomenily z sass “deters ped ——— X A complaint was filed Tuesday a z afternoon by the Shapiro-Bernstein company, song publishers, soeee| 41E BON MARCHE = (Ee! 360 GINGHAM HOUSE FROCKS Bietit in" publio withedt perfelesion. | ; Soraci is figuring up a non-skid | alibi for playing the banana song. | Many years ago a famous author gave us the OTST phrase, “The Almighty Dollar,” but in reliable merchandise the Bargain Basement always gives 12 Record ot Tee ener shiomener W| All Novelty Pumps and Reduced to by Automobiles | > 25 Brand New ’ Oxfords Reduced V4 550:: H. Lipsett was killed | fi . Saturday when struck «at | / \ Rainier ave. and Kenyon st. by an| \ auto stage driven by Nick Derotich, | who was held for manslaughter by a t f coroner’s jury. { , 551, ie Corime,.5, of 6720 4 Third ave. N. ¥ | bie = Near her home Sund: ar} em, Hae ° driven by O. Hammargren, 8749 24th \ ae Formerly Priced . N. W. f 4 he f. * 5 a +, 2, y. . 552-* Wie tad GRE ie t to 44 All This Season’s Newest Styles. Best Colors in Novelty Effects, at $4 95 Mente ee | Every Pair of Novelty or White Footwear Included s driven by D. Zander, of Haller Taner t aed All styles pictured are included. + He’ was unhurt. fj | at 9A. Fred Saterl received Smartly styled lasts, with Louis, Cuban, military or low heels. We mention a few of Useful Wash Dresses, well made, and 4 Bin p lle ap siids-nd panera hes " 01 ore for y selectio: > e ‘ " ; e i fini siginalit : f 55. Bais ecdite Ciclo te the combinations here for your selection. Patent trimmed in red, green, fieldmouse | designed with definite originality. fi he was knocked down at Fifth ave. kid, All red, green, blue, fleldmouse or champagne kid. Black, brown, gr aa and Jackson st. by an auto driven | In three shades of brown hyip at =) bean i rene? stake’ ora hsoth Ph t 4 eee eS Haglan "aid ol 6x alba WERE emember. not a pair reserved. Make your selection early. Plenty of sizes and widths Made fer age ingt d cham- ed 1 J 0 tit every foo Made m good quality importe: and ginghams and cham B54 gee Whipvle, 1207 Hen. (tea inverted pleats, patch and slash pock: ie Us See : 5 Ine, Ambar ead “Crepe Las derson st., reported Ba ets; large siceves with wido cuffs. $1.95 Novelty Footwear at $1.47 $6.50 Novelty Footwear at $4.88] brays, in checks, plaids and plain colors. Trimmed with organdie, that his car had struck a man on 5 t “3 Mot ‘ gain $2.95 Novelty Footwear at $2.22 $5.85 Novelty Footwear at $4.39 | braid, touches of hand embroidery and buttons. ati Molues road, the reat was Base- {You Can Now Order by Mail $4.95 Novelty Footwear’at $3.75 $7.85 Novelty Footwear at $5.89 ne & advertin . 7 to N, Si s of lavender, blue, ros w, poppy, orange, green, brown. 3 The 1d 5555. B, Benway, struck. at hate Anything advertined will b stent | $10.00 Women’s Novelty Footw Reduced to $7,50 hades of lavender, blue, rose, yellow, poppy, ge, 9 ; Third said to ave. and University st. ican plus 10¢ for delivery. If not sati | Shoe Sectlon—Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Wash Dress Section—Second Floor—The Bon Marche the Blad Sunday, was bruised. Harry Gray. | fied with what we send—your mon | fe it gladly refunded 216 Roanoke st., was driving the car | ita a [gladly refunded. that hit him,” i | hte aie | ° 3,000 Yard: Be a ae 4q@j Fill Your Market Basket cote Challies Sunday, a car driven by Ka Lofius, 1700 At.| cti / row In The Bon Marche Food Shops at 15c HALF oes Jantjc st. Loftus did not stop to seo | arip Rubber The Bon Marche ‘Thousand | Armour’s Star Sliced Bacon, in Good looking Persian * how badly Vitau had been hurt. | Soles Trim 5 Ena. || 4 Talks Sala ros ing, ah pe dustproot certond) Ib and Oriental patterns, yard $4.75 best quality straw in 57. W., reported.” sun: { } | Boneleen’ Co Butts, finest | Ehmann’s Ripo Olives;’ coal wide, Lengths to 10 yards. a Witla assortment of blocks that he had struck a man at Fir ‘ NS \ \ quality sv cured mea a black, meaty, tender olives; paves, Le > ave. and Warren st. ‘The man was | j | pound Rejabiae 27¢ pint os : 18¢ 2,500 Yards Bnd WenVCh arcu or uninjured. | ji 30 Bie oeity tow el } | Kippered Salmon, all choles, | Bon Marche Potato Salad, made Percales at 15c $2.38. Hain ercennitasand —D. A. Pattee, Firat 11% \ eee Siena Ih 206 - oi <u ‘ : P E Sennits ¢ E 558. W., reported Monday | i \ *) pir see * DRLIGATRGSEN Gian ee Checks, stripes and fig- || fancy braids reduced to g@ Two p| that he i A knocked down man at Hi \ By eee: Parashar ‘i ues. All neat patterns— er 4 “ - . starter, Maitidke! aye. abd’sGaler'st. The | J Imported French Olive Oil Happy Home Spinach, 1923 yard Wad I 1 $1.73. s man was not hurt. | \ With a P = f These nipsatts 4 extra fino; oo aie i pies P raters i aah ide. Lengths to 10 $2.45 popular hats in Sen- Omar Dewalde, of Bothe OF tee tenes t Chotcd r . 7 OE ABs . i raid styles, 1 Q 55950 walde, of, Bothell air 0 | Pure Maplo Syrup, just received | dium sl : j Wash Goods, ‘Phira’ Ftoor nit and braid styles, reduced and Spring st i Pee sgind : finest quality; bottled by can .., Ae The Bon Marche to $1.23. Police. She slightly. ‘ ‘The Gon Mar¢ ach,.26¢ | Bargains for ¢ Special iprme rs pona: $1.95 Sennits with black ell. MeDors tig Poorlon , ax cans, 80¢; | oddy and ends. Everything Free weighi ae eS RATS SOT 560. bie ee TS a} i Sg 4 LAG): Von vouetbouRtar Go ag ghing and bands and fancy braids with rane’ when struc TOL cave, and CANNED’ GOODS measuring of babies by brown bands, reduced to S ¢. against Denny way b: n auto driven by ‘1 \ i} Speclal—Just received, New Oranges, Small, thin sk pd, sweet our graduate nurse 98¢. : i 3 ‘ ; ete Hy, Hirschberg, 2114 B, 70th st, 2 BR and juley. Just the thing for the children, fruit and mat from 8 to5 p.m An odd lot of plain Sennits doctor th —Liloyd Ludbigsen, 815 Both hy ie q malade. jozen, only os Vet eeer hts veh * 7 reg. re " eS 561 ell st. was struck at Sixth | ‘ ad Town Talk Blend Coffee; roasted fresh dally; Yb ; Baby aren ‘ond Floor—Tho sy Hh AD menace MVALMT G fe. W. and W. Crockett nt., Tues, | Tg a Coffee Section on Marche Men's Mee beae Marena day, by a car driven by 8. G, Ruddy, | A d $065 50th ave. 8. W. The victim was | “ lie ‘Bitekt sade ti cut behind the ear, Think 4 s, jon Marche Bread, for one day , ae repair Bobby Hildebrand , p only i. vee Ade Waste Baskets 55c L Ls] Sy A i ae of the yA " y "hi Butterhorns, ‘b tor ‘256; 2 for 16¢ Made of good quality ; ay E, \ i ‘Try our new Date and Walnut ; oe variety of at= eae neee Tle Doral nugmaay wi Money st vel e of the Joy Goulet aoven ct, : a B06 ( ( (| J treotive coltras Manges Mia teh eh irate ce, ; You'll Save! b You'll Give! Congress Pound Cake 558 ‘ any, gray, pink,’ white recelved vevore bruises, Bakery, Upper Main’ Floor PIKE STRE COND AVEN f ep Union St, Basement ibe Oe you mor red ace it adver- Liquor ¥ One S water economi: