The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1923, Page 16

3 ___THE SEATTLE STAR _ | Rainier Valley School Children Will Get Lower Street Car Fare-¥~ FOR PIPE LINE WOR STARTED TO REST; RELUCTANT Thing for Camping Trip. ». « oie 40 Tickets to Be FUNDS ASKED REE] councimen wiLune || Instruction Book Great SCHOOL rmonize ) 0. BY FIELDING LEMMON jth : ive ceremony, ‘I ‘ ke’ council Monday f chool is named in honor of Reed way extension to v fot. It was referred t and finance commit and with a Bluff pet airman of the board Hton cost $76 manu n A. Ramsay ure Police Seize Four Men and Much Beer logger , follow y night school for Deginni: term, f . Four men 3% ce it was € were unde er eorning Detective Loses attie-Raini Vv rs ae n their ae me sold «0 in Court Decision ° w. Ff Ww v 1 A new was definit alleged b "s ‘Chehalis Girl Sets Up Swimming Record ACORTES gh Battle Fleet on yee MS ri aeciggs ge ning of cam} rt uctions ana Way to San Pedro ' seraite as : (AVE THE PLAYER ANO AT HOME ho came «| ONLY 40,000 CAMP no MANUALS IN PRINT oath a Tans masa heal ; tip. It couse nM. B. Nelson Heads wall ‘ ty bare, siout | hg ble chapt Kelso L fight Rainic the sam line that is On April 3 a! question was he Rainier valle the lower tokens sold t stead of six for TO FIGHT MAN | PORTLAND Hold w at be the young lady i Speaking of banana hortage—thi 1 nost extinct fruit in the pa- 9 of the Pan-American tic EARTHLY KISSES a ‘ ara. | Union at Washington, D. C. LONDON XIRL FAILED TO |i! SUPPORT SHIEK PORTLAN D-—Because his wealthy | 0 led to give him his/ camp wance, Leland Bel-| au! Meeting of Masonic Club Is to Be Held “ pointers one book: can get from these A meet masonic club | SEND THEM BACK TO SCHOOL L WITH A SMILE IN BON MARCH 300 Brand New Autumn Dresses Two-Knickers “Peachy” for and Everything! School Days Boys’ Sturdy School _ Girls’ Wool Suits $9.86 Sweaters $1.95 uxed Chapple slip-ons, Sizes7to 17 Ms?! All-wool Suits, very well tailored, in styles that can’t fail to please discriminating boys. 1 col Pi We ERE sweat Gym Suits of Black Sateen th and Henrietta, 7 sie - . : ; $2.95 ie od Sprandycakente for The Coats are alpaca lined, and knickers $2.95 : are fully lined, with seams taped. , lacquer, Blue, tangerine, paradise, French blue, honeydew and A eomplete line of Two-Knicker Suits, moderately priced from $8.65 Sizes 30 to $6. F YP ] to $22.50. “Crompton” Corduroy Knickers $3.00 Sizes 6 to 16. All-weather corduroy, sure to give splendid service. Well tailored. Knickers with double knee, $8.25. All-Wool Middy Sweaters $6.85 Sizes 26 to 38. Great for school wear. Knit in the school colors, Rain Coats Priced From $3.50 to $16.50 Boys’ Shop—Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Girls’ Wear—Second Floor—The Bon Marche “Playgirl’’ School Hats $1.45 Smart new felt models for the first day of school! ractical soft hats t with cut fe rs, includl t can be pulled into ar nd tied coq hly on d, brown and green You'll Find Them in Satin Flat Crepe Canton Crepe Poiret Twill Twill Cord Trimmed in the cleverest new wayal » rosette on side, slap back with brown and red, $2.95. Felt Hats, off-the-face style, picot or pencil edge, some with streamers, others embroidered, $3.95. Carry Things Back to School in a 4 Cowhide Brief Case, $2.95 Convenient and neat, and very well made from cordovan or black eewhide. 6 with lock and doubl Tho gussets are Felt Hats, some with hand-made quills of yarn, others with rosettes and streamers, $4.95, Beautiful Velour Hats in black, navy and beaver, $5.95. Millinery—Third Floor—Tke Bon Marche nd finished witn two Gene Stratton Porter’s os 14 and 15 Back to School With Ban Marche “The White Flag” N i i eeded Supplies NEEDS noid Perk Flower Vases 15c te ae tis ae hand. Vases, é author of “Freckles” and “The r clip ; Gold-filled Prope or clip, 98¢. Ribbon Guards for 400. and school work are easier and neater with some of SAVE ON HOME Butter Jars at eS tk ; 48c . sto socks 2-Ib, ‘ . owes, Harvester.” A book that every- butter - one is talking about. cover Book Depariment—Upper Main Floor self filling, with ring aranteed; 98¢. ng Pencils with ring They’re Here in pens or pencils, Alarm Clocks 98¢ Women’s sizes Misses’ sizes Extra sizes In the basque and bouf- fant styles for the younger figure, and the long slen- der lines for the mature woman. Gowns—Second Floor The Bun Marche Cut Glass Tumblers Set of 6 85e in the grape design Full-size nickel plated Alnrm Clocks, guaran teed good timckeopers. Water Sets 95¢ Set vonsists of good size water pitcher and six tumblers, In the Colontal shape. Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche 27-Inch Ginghams 20c 1,000 lengths to 6 yards checks and plain shades, Third Floor—The Bon Marche yards—fine ginghams, plaids, ’ ” Webster’s Handy Condensed Dictionary containing the latest words, especially adapted for school and home, Cloth edition, 35¢. xtra cloth edition (black), 50¢. Leatherette edition, red edges, round TSe. Upper Main Floor: corners © Bon Marche Dressmaking Classes Open October 1. Twelve lessons for $2.00. Enroll now. Personal Service—Second Floor The Bon Marche Composition and Note Books, 5¢ and 10¢. Good quality Lead Penoils, 5¢. Pen Holders, rubber and cork tip Se. Crayolas, 5¢ and 10¢. Milton Bradley Water Colors, 50¢, School Book Bags, 25¢. Students’ Loose Leaf Note Books, 50¢ to 65¢. Fillers, to fit cover, 10¢, Typewriting Tablets, sizo §i%xt1—so sheets, 15¢; 80 sheets, 25¢, School Slates, 25¢, 30¢, 35¢. Slate Pe for Be. Stationery Dept—Upper Main Floor Lonsdale Muslin 20c Lengths to 8 yards—1,000 yards—86 inches wide—for un- devwear, sheets and pillow cases, Third Moor—Tho Bon Marche