The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1923, Page 16

Seattle’s Annual Dahlia Exhibition Will Open Friday Afternoon | 100 TROPHIES ARE OFFERED Judging of Entries to Start Friday Morning fered as new ent PREACHERS END JAIL SENTENCE ..» Refuse to Pay Fine Blocking Streets A New for nearce © with ¢ Sfonost Ianiteee way for Send Today foc Free Per- aid tn ven > . cope! ndition of hat aight, their asso: | fines of $5 each, levied they wer * where bon carries. spur inter the next ‘ The Fall Class Is Being | '",° Formed more oll for the truth. “After seoing ODERN BUSINESS COLLEG 1613 2no AVE.— SEATTLE — |money. 0 The police | gospel. Jesus C jdeter us.” J URY INDICTS PEN PRISONER TACOMA, Sept. 6. to, a prisoner at McNeil island,| land Robert J, Turner, a former prisoner at the penitentiary, were indicted here yesterday in tion with thefts from the safe to their escape mn September 26, Colt-McLoughlin ANROUNCE THE OPENING of their NEW STORE 407 Union St. White Bldg. Exclusive selling agents for ebrated flower and ds from the follow- James Peron: nnec prison from Peronto and Ed Delffs, Howard Dixon and Jay L, Fisher, charged with robbery | jot the Silver Lake postoffice, were | jointly indicted on three counts, _¢. 0, Duval, charged with the joint! Johnson, ! FLOWERS, SEEDS 0 a Merri. POTTED PLANTS : ) , were each in Colt-McLoughlin oe | PYONE EL tot-5156 407 Unton St White Mag. BREAKING IN H For that school lunch Biuhill Cheese is rich in food value Sone eononene Kill wily roaches Pheve night raiders must go! One * spray of Flyosan brings roaches out of thelr hiding places for air, Another spray ls them, Pint can and sprayer, $1.25, at drug, hardware and Brocery ady—My good mat, | you start into businers? | Tramp—l'd open a bank, mum, if} |I only had the tools, why don’t Nice, going farms can be found thru the Want Ad Columns, Many | Seattle dealery are advertising them Levery cay, THE SEATTLE STAR _ FINAL DIVORCES IN 1922 FEWER Does Not Indicate Falling Off of Separations and ared with in 1916. THIEVES HAVE BUSY h V ENING |Fish Commissioner Speaks at Chamber Herbert Sutherian Maska fin Knowing where to save and failing to take advantage of your Information is like falling heir to property and refusing accept- ance. The Bargain Basement is your opportunity, MORE KNIFE-PLEATED SKIRTS SB.2 Sizes to 37 Waist Full knife pleated granite cloth in gray, tan, navy, brown, sand, platinum, mode, beige and putty You Can Now Order by Mail While quantities Inst, anything adver, not satisfied with what we send you— A shoe of extra good S elk leather with brown heels, Wide widths. lope Chemi Envelope Chemises LE RE, AAS SL TT, ALOT High-grade workmanship and tised will be sent you upon receipt of purchase price, plus 10¢ for delivery, It your money gladly refunded. 150 PAIRS WOMEN’S PUMPS quality. One strap with two-button style. Smoked leather trimmings. Goodyear welted soles. Rubber walking Another Shipment! material for those who desire dainty and better underwear! Generously cut; embroidery and drawn work. Good quality Nainsook Gowns, Sizes 15, 16 and 17. Good quality Nainsook Chemises with straps of self material, Sizes 96 to 44. Crossed Plains in 1878; Enters History Contest Mrs. Lucie A. Wallace, Founder of Wallace, Idaho, Tells of Pioneer Days BY STEVE ARNETT kug Photographers Will Exploit Profession PIKE STREET ECOND AVENU Stationery—A Sale! For Office, Home and School! Silver Ragged Edge ptationery, 500 boxes, pink 88 Cooking Recipe Cabi- white, nets, plain oak, special 55¢. Business envelopes, good quality, package 4¢. Scratch pads, 6x9, Shelf _ paper, and pink, five-y Se. Ae. reduced to 19¢. Typewriting Paper, package. . A good grade, size sheets In. package Princess Linen, bulk paper, Pkg: - 60 wheets In ical Envelopes 8c Package, 2 for 15c Good quality of linen finish Address Books, indexed, 14¢. Writing Tablets, plain, 8¢. red cover, Writing Tablets, ruled plain, 12¢. Wax Paper, 8 25¢. 7x10-Inch Phonograph Albums at 79c Preserve one of these loose leat albums Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Hair Goods Reduced $12.00 Wavy Hair Switches, 22-inch, re- duced to $16.50 Switches, ull shades, including gray $ and white, now 9.85 SPECIAL VALUES IN HAIR GOODS Weft Transformations, shades, including and white Double-Mesh Hair Nets, in cap shape; Beauty Shop—Second Floor The Bon Marche ruled and rolls your snapshots in L's Wasnt por. 8, solid copper ($4.45) all vray gray INK polished aluminum | tin Japanned white, HOPPING HOWLS, | at ji Cine, 496 Voile and Organdie Flouncing Special 69c Yard Volles in white, effective blind and PAPER skets, colored | blue ard lengths, 18 boxes of odd stationery, td I 50 leaves BA KETTLES, READ HOXES, roll BBc| ss sv | = FEAR LOGGER |” I$ DROWNED | Harbor Patrol Boat Drags Bay for Body ~ PIONEE ae 4 | “Wallace ats Puts Religious > Curb on His Heirs : LONDON Thiol A, C t inings! Brighten the Home —Inexpensively New Crossbar Marquisette Curtainings 35c Durable and dainty, for plain or ruffled | curtains. White, cream and ecru. First Quality Curtain Grenadine 35c ; In dot and cluster-dot designs, fine sheer quality, for ruffled curtains. White only. Drawnwork Bordered Scrim, 18c Durable quality for substantial cur- tains. White, ecru and cream. Drawnwork Bordered Marquisette, Yard 20c Several designs, all trimmed with lace edges. 36 inches wide. Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche 27-Inch Unbleached Muslin, 10c Lengths to ten yards, 1,000 yards 8,500 yards Lonsdale Muslin, 20¢. jood quallty bleached muslin, 36 inches wide, lengths to ten yards, 36-inch Black Sateen, 25¢. Lengths to ten yards. Third Floor—The Bon Marche and for Home Necessities at Savings! Little things that are needed every day | EMON REAMERS | ALS] OMMINETS, eck bite wlazed ‘ $1.15 re WATE «6 MRUSHES, complete with top, made of heavy ATER TUM- blers, of — thin blown glass, set ot 6 UPS and SAUCERS of heavy porcelain with strong handles, set of OOD CARRYING Baskets, staunch punch work patterns. 38inch widths. Organdies in ecru, with gay colored designs, 26-inch widths, Attractively Colored Spanish Laces, $1.59 Many patterns, in open work effects in allover and fioune ing, Shades of navy, ccru, belge, and brown, M6-ineh width Upper Main Floor, The Bon Marche, sold brass, ball $1. 95|' Polnt, foot. 1 \ Br AD Union Street Basement—The Bi Pitch: .OOR ors, glass, Mtn a fie’ 29c| “ 45e sine jarche POAST ‘Hot. * $3.75 BURY, CAGES, of rass, With screen 1 5.85 | eu