The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1923, Page 8

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THE ATT TAR Pastor Is Fired for Remarks on Prohi Law =| IS DEFENDED 2 Gu Is NONE TOO G SOD wi.) RADIO ENTERS Clean-Up of U. S. Rubber Co.’s Kansas City Branch Me <>: aa GRAND CANYON § 4 300 Pairs Women’s Toe Rubbers Penetrates Chasm Despite Experts’ Predictions Friends Declare |i. sai | : LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICE! e Has Right to Mt the. Gnind His Own Opinion . yo . ‘ ' eas Sizes j ' . 2108 BY HAROLD E SWISHER ‘ > 4 \ : h , Sitenivnn. ast pt ~ Je: ¢ #0 « "The Rev. W 3 sin . / , # > \ t “ " val United Br . er t ; ” . one champion First Quality Black Rubber Ben ae Dome an can ote a Ba THE BON MARCHE. @ise has a rig Be aitient to exocowe Wc" se th RGAIN BASEMENT we) oe W igtall : ; 7 ) cing s ae ot You don’t require a map or guides. Get a through (ey OTL y) (OY; r i ee more 1 than ‘ ticket to Prosperity by patronizing the Bargain (4 _ J Ev ‘ea him per alt a Basement. é y 4 PIKE STREETSECOND AVENUE-—UNION STR @ dug up a skeleton with a —————— S — Cause to do so. — PMA Soest] ©) | The New Costume Slips ® in Vancouver The possibility = | ae $14. 90} - = Here in Variety Ps) s Raid, “Blessing LS charge. but there i 16 to 44 about it now We « Our reasons for re nar ty Shaggy Polaire x i ‘ : ; : E Costume Slip is an indispensable Y ver mart woman a { ; Y Overplaids | Seen the a warkirshe-APHtOWsit" beneath. all epee Oe ‘gown the appeal by their , } ee PRUNE CROWERS STAB] | gp re pe phe bepentercte yeh Doll usefulness, their practicability and long, wearing qualities. mo Bs _ gray kewwn. LINGETTE AND SATIN AND VICTOIRE , ehig ll the little girls are | fashions Slips at this price. Striped are the fabrics these Costume Slips F ‘ { ay i Ny - Other Fruit Crops Get Era | | You Can Now “just wild” with delight | or plain weaves, in shades of navy, adopt. In pes, eucalyptus, green, ‘2 oar i {tj | Order by Mai ver the circus rade, black, brown, gray, tan, black, navy " of Prosperity Here r While ssenttes geen na ' the owie and RtneabiG tan or gray....... $1. 95 and Copenhagen $3. 95 Vertived will he sent you upon recelp p ™ aa 7 } rene THOSE OF SATIN appeal to all. Novelty flounces add lends its charm to these Slips. Well not a little to their charm. Oth ele actively Priced—of C ourse! i x BY H. E. SWISHER | © for detly- Te rywry ra mry , , United Press Staff Correspondent | : Show open all day] LUXURIOUS TUB SILK PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 20.— 3} Friday and Saturday Wheat growers of ral states special- features Friday, F who have been grieving ov e 3 Cr iatk oveinek made, in black, navy, brown, tan or Slips are of silk jersey. In black, feonomic misery of big c d ‘ gray. Priced indeed navy, brown, gray Hitie prices need ont " Fourth Floor Auditorium H t i " a low a Ward the Pacific rthw 0" J and tan See clined. of husbandmen Petiteoutn—Be cond Floor—The Bon Marche Me eishinaice, Orenca, cxtenaing ai Special Offers Msc the trade se Siva ta on Holiday ees ces | : Sh ae ‘3 Smart Panty | eran. - é But the prune of 3 not the . eae i , : Prune pf 1917, which soared in price ‘ Dressed Dolls ; IN Frocks until jt became one of the aristo As $1.95 As é rats of fruit Pt oe ei, ; eae | A The prune today finds little favor. | Cc 7 ; i ta , j 4 f th L ttl OF so it would seem from the sl 4 6 to 14 [ eye ad ¢ in ; orted j EF tae 6S BE Sit } f or é L € SMALLER CROP, (2 to 6) that of 19: fing over 7 a fow sashes, square necks, with Bish market which has disheart dj 4 ‘ Prupe growers of this state and b vitae f ‘ gee and TN yy! ‘ i ; mons ff 4 Miss ees Washington A wonderful assortment \ M Ml D il ' Liay & \ : J LOWER PRICE of practical little Dresses i Mama f Wg 0 { 3 eee year's crop ; in checked gingham. $3.95 a . ; eS | In former m® prunes bi t Long and three-quarter Bical Saoditiecut engl ti rrr 7} i . ‘imme, with a uf 1.25 to Y sleeves, two ckets, tie f ribbon. With painted Ga» ‘ $ . A ee Frices this ; ne hair and oy« 25 [ye EF jen owers say, which bare! 4} : Such charmingly diverse _ little ’ ee ine peta CLatar “ask hf and without colla Kid Body Dolls Gingham and Per | Gingham, p Gingham or Poplin | Exquisite Little frocks of fine Gilality. tabrieas Made © paring for market. Combination checks of =z, $3.50 cale Panty Frocks cheekec c | Frocks, of fin n hee quanty ta aa: 3 Part of this situation is due to a tan, blue, black, white, ult solnited. kha i ultiiude 0 ‘ock h chambray or po with the most careful attention to huge carry.over of perhaps 24,000,- wreai. brick and lavenden. wed Wig and 4 yon, clever style path fey Bs kat mest wanted each detail, they would be most 000 pounds, but even this will not green, brick and ‘avender. E ; 4 ‘ >t organdie s, prettily trim ; ; Balance the 1923 crop with - the} All are full standard “| hae. ie etookings $1 95 od $2 50 practical for kindergarten wear. Nearly 300,000,000-pound output of | sizes. . Fou oes : . e In dainty. shades Nast. fall. Counting in the carry ourth and Upper Main Floors aby . ond Floor—The Bon Marche Fe Sr ver. this fa'l's crop, including the Galifornia décrease, will be at least Mag6800 pounds short of the 1922 An Eastern Manuf acturer’s Samples Autumn ee SAMPLE Fronvycnsn Novel Ribbons 10c Yard Useful Glass and ment of agriculture statistician here ‘ ‘ ’ Growers, in recent meeti have Newness for Milady’s new gown or dainty lingerie are here in great as- arted Plans tie a nation ndver ¢ Y — sortment. Satins, silks and all the wanted fabrics, in a host of Chinaware Bee campalen daa Ap , Pagoda Lamps patterns and favorite colors. Widths 14 to 114. i Prane as a food j aidkel Sina AcoE lac ois Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Jardinieres OTHER FRUIT ure beautifully proportioned 1S PROSPEROUS | olumns of parchment, hand \ f . But all is not gloom in the North. | 2? 95 to 5 95 painted with Oriental designe 69c and 98¢ West fruit districts. The apple In brilliant shades, with trim Odd G f N k . Heavily glazcase Yield will be excellent, with an ay- a a little pagoda roofs in. binck roups Oo ecRWwear | Ly Nae hacnn tact g Gin ia Good quality wide-wale corduroy in many styles and colors. They are specially de ed A | riety of finishes. Age commercial price of 60 cents F ‘ nad 4 A bushel, 2 little lower than last | Sloatly lal: bat i fete with Broce ie dean for u glow of color Jn # hall o: S Il P f by inch sizes at (9e Rs es core a erty plat, but 8 fe aw hah eae’ conta anee pecially Priced at 25c . y ne sees a 8 creased production Washington the Chinese note, the favored aa Will harvest 8,966:000 bushels ax | : Influence of the new season V and Tuxedo collars, vests with collars attached, lace trim- it 104,00 ust | $5.95. rt Bhop—Thire ‘loo 4 H ae f . ee cgon lity Lerpece pasties 000 | W MEN’S Abadi Tolar kid bBo med organdie colla these are but a hint of the variety of- a Glos 922, ¢ ) > Taf , fered at this low price. umolers jore bushels than in 1922. On the Taffeta and Velour } contrary, many Eastern apple| 4 Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche ae ‘Mates, including New York, which | ‘ Pillows 85e Set Jenads the nation in «pple produc an i Come in # wide variety of Well_ made, thin blown tion, will garner smalier crops this | i 1 shapes this fall ‘Table Tumblers—cut in star war than last, all of which Ix ex. | ivi nond and oly or grape design SPasaroare which typitles the North. | Less Than Wholesale Cost! oe Sone or M en! ! 1,000 Yards of i , ; i | voucher, ar to drop. about on “a: Nippon China Cups and Saucers ee popular this i - pre, loa a ea ee Fancy Ticking Bk. ; ‘ Set ar Siw—$1.15 The fall pear crop in the North-| 7 pucker-pleating, itenteart with « national snenane| Garb a | Bred y 4 ‘ | Bath Robes at 25¢ Yard ae j Finest. Nippon China Cups : t and Saucers —pure — white ‘four million bushels, Oregon's hudes of rose, blue and Wioral striped, this Ueking Is suitable i ~ body, with spray handle. oduction ate vit rene Kid (| y er instie la a gh ei at $4.95 fo aunty Bah ot notions in Wath hey ti, ; ‘ Better Mixing Bowls 4.708.000 in 1922, Together with | Underwear Crepe Washington's crop, the two states| 7 ’, ea A + WA market one-fifth of the national | ¢ a and A smart, well made robe 1c Yard * Set of Five—$1.25 ames harvest, t valent ¢ peer About 10 styles in gray, brown Q of a good weight cotton, White Crepe it the’ dewlinbte welght Made of better, glass and will Seem rathe emote + ENDIVE anil Mactt exitalin and pe all Heateteee ctee Patterns and colors that 40 Inches wide, Lengths to 10 yards, wiveSionxaebaneviok” Char sth. OF Reig commonly’ served an 1 sizes and colors in every atyle. AGB BIB IT AN Ree ‘ AAS meek . i yaa tuaie ait) tiky be cooked as any vere Louis Cuban, Baby Luly and ide In a ney will appeal to the well Pink and White Sateen inary: glass bow) y Is. Gi * ¥ i a 7 sists of pne enol by with “men { @ i Inch bow!s. An aoe ie tp Ueoline neck le and with cord A xerviconble quality. of Sateen, in Other Glass Bowls, 6c, set of ‘CIGARET HOLDER 21, to 7 Abo Patent Leather Pumps with HOOeToMeIHeee OREN AA at waist. pink and whites inches wide, Very five Tha newest cigaret he Coloniat tongues, Some with bro: ae L, en speckilly priced, : + Union Street Basement “ caded quarters d on's. FurnishingsesLower Mato Domestion'Third Moor wade of the plan of the e | i drinking cup and fold into a case of enameled gorl ov sliver.

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