The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 16, 1923, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR Women Prohibition ‘Agents Banned by U.S. Order in New York Statey~ _ DANGERS 100 GREAT FOR FEMININE DRY SLEUTHS! Violators of Volstead Law Breathe) More Easily; Mystery Agent’s Past Revealed After Successful Career'| NEW YORK, Aug. 16.—F k who can recog woman o: across th Volstead al enforcement | In high ometimes | < © that most New| n't even know oftheir ex raided. In gaudy night a Broadway ! » the place selected in a car, gen ater hours, when apt to be fee and after « would be pitts story of bé told for Mts. Pear Mame. For ¢ down the v Was the mo: hibition officer. se “My greatest val Young, “lay in the Rot known tn th ust make have any 2 used my be months she of the law ssful woman pro hat and a gr 1 would m reproachable “My escort and I would be after having be: bib and many times, there ture MAKA- } allied forth @ certain | or wan there pressed, and how tired I wan| ler the bright Iights day, he wasn't at a cocktail.” driven What Women Agents Ought to Know NEW YORK, Aug. 16.—Theso attributes were required of a woman liquor sleuth, says Mrs. Pearl 8. Young 1. Social ease and polish—and good ¢ 2. A suitable esc « as to divert the = the most cat 3. Knowledge of the ground; ability to spe way. 4. Good judgment of hi r caution and alertness in Jothes. n of much social qualifications head walter, the ‘language’ of Broad- h me eee knowing how far to go; patience, roof” evidence, Divorce on Decline in French Republic PARIS, Aug. 16 T was in pig he'd walk 10 miles an I nay, I used Light Frosts Are ’ Reported in August LONDON, Aug. 16 Ligh ’| Dozen Names Used | Only One Woman Is When W | Lawyer in Ireland en Woman Weds | DUBLIN, Aug. Miss Kathleon LONDON, Aug. 16—Mra Annal party ¢h lawyer in Ire- | Ur Juana Craven bride of Aloysi Maria Ewart orce ts on the A. More than Of the latter number Paris alone mination of the ates that for the | < ples without chil- ren have furnished more than Per cent of the applicants for lib ation from the matrimonial bond. THE BON MARCHE BarGAiN BASEMENT One member of a Canadian family visited the Bargain Basement while the rest went sight-seeing. Both got thrills—one paid for it, but the other saved money on it! 53! PRS. WOMEN’S LOW SHOES Patent Leathers Kids! Canvas! | StS Calfskins! js A big assortment uy of Pumps and Ox- fords. Mostly high heels. A novelty buckle will make one of these an up-to-date looking pump. rance In ty Dub- it where an} own n of a cottage Mef, {s the motive In only 25 per cent}, | of the cases which came before the | {T° The most common cause Ju ® m her case tulated & y the district Widths S476 5/3 Come Early Brand New Sport COATS Another New Shipment! Gray Krimmer Cloth Jacquettes a Blouse back, side tie, lingette lined, straight and crushed collars, They go Friday py at 9 a.m, Sizes to 44 In two shades of brown. Raglan sleeves, full lined, inverted pleats, patch and slash pockets, large sleeves with wide cuffs, All are belted, You Can Now Order by Mail While quantities fast, anything advertised will be sent you upon re: celpt of purchase price, plus 10¢ for delivery. If not satisfied with what we send you-syour money gladly refunded, "| night and he quite began to sing my praises to for recelved HOW BROADWAY BUTTERFLY TRACED HOOTCH ing thinks, had they the offi- With a correct escort Charming the head waiter so! No one ever sumpected him, |at a table nearby either, ho rants against prohibitior incerely. “We But anyway, the walter was dis f suspicion and most willing ua grill one |iy gaye us the liquor we wanted to 1 himaelf by | t away. After actir He adieux, the colonel biicly, and before | room, and I pete }arme went to a famo many nailed o 4 the way of realistic kinsod my hand I'd recove | ples Why Women F ailed i in Liquor War NEW YORK, Aug. 16. n't be prohibition agents, say fe “Women are te “Blinding” the trail “Ha, I fooled you, didn't 17” he raid. “That waiter was getting wus i, and I didn’t want to take «| ‘on head k, ab w Jerse thelr enc chief of Too often y hotels “We had our evidence, too—a 0 clear them | eee n are better prohibition en agents than men, Mra Men! Starting Friday~-The Bon Marche Offers You Manufacturer’s Surplus of \ 4.800 SHIRTS) This factory is one of the country’s largest. It’s striving for the “bet- ter quality” shirt leadership of the country. It’s paving the way by offer- ing its “better shirt surplus” at very low prices—prices which will convince every man who wears one that these shirts are mighty big value—value which will make him a “regular customer.” Every Shirt Guaranteed as to Fit and Fastness of Color! : Printed Madras Shirts at They are full cut, well made and finished, in an al- most endless assortment of fancy and staple patterns in all colors, Sizes 14 to 17. t 1,200 Woven& Printed ao es F Madias and Fine Reps at “School Days” Value! Eclipse Fountain 50-Inch Overdra Reduced to Especfally good looking are these well- eR shirts— in black, blue, tan, helio, green and fancy stripes on white grounds. Sizes 14 to 17. 1,200 Fiber Striped Madras Shirts at Very fine woven madras with effective fiber striping in all the new patterns and colorings. Sizes 14 to 17. Men's Shop—Lower Main Floor—The Bon Marche Here Are Helps for pery 98c Summer Fruit Canning Ball Mason, Economy, Pens 98c Eclipse Fountain Pens, with new threaded barrel. The cap screws on front and back, making it doubly safe, with ring or clip. Guaranteed. Large Size Stationery 59c Silver, ragged edge; 24 sheets, white only, 24 envelopes; Bulk Paper, 108 sheets, 20¢, 10¢. 12¢@ hundred. Wax Paper, ‘or 26¢. ‘Typewriting Paper, 80 sheets 26¢, wy 8%Xx11,) Plain Oak Index and Cooking Cabinots, 4 with cards and indexes, Hnyel -inch heavy casement cloths and reps. For por- s, Side drapes and many upholstery uses Ten colors, plain and striped, others two tones, with good blending colors. Voiles in Crossbars and Figures 45c A very fine Drapery Voile in ivory, white and ecru finished edges for ruffled or plain curtains 36 inches wide Colored Overdrape Madras 75c A large askortment of colors and patterns pieces with tho soft tone colors. Wo also have the bright, cheerful colors in al line, Can be split for side drapes if desired, All 36 inches wide Well Many Draperies—Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche PIKE STRENT—SECOND AVENUE UNION STRONT Sure Seal and Ideal Seal Fruit Jars Also extra caps to fit them. Jelly Glasses, 45¢ and 50¢ dozen. yood Luck Rubbers, 7¢ doz. Parowax, 12¢ pkg. Canning Boilers, $1.25 to $5.50. Bottle Cappers $1.25 “TIndestro” Bottle Cappers, guar- anteed to give satisfaction. Caps ail sizes of bottles. Small Bottle Cappers, 15¢ and 25¢. Cork-lined Bottle Caps, 8 doz. for 10¢. Patent Porveliin Bottle Stoppers, 35¢ doz. Union Street Basement