The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1923, Page 14

STAR culation honow, Thé d WOMAN SLAYS Priest of Russian Colony °: CHICAGO PRIEST Leaves Seattle for Kast. Father Alexander Vyacheslavoy Will Go to Pastor Is Shot to Death in Greek Catholic Church CHICAC day ex Father town, tion.” stateme: Th Ukra! SEATTLE WOMAN ESCAPES QUAKE Fate Kind to Mrs. Zoe Kin- | kaid Penlington and Husband N. Penlington, of Tokyo joe Kincaid, of Seattle). damaged, ai from them re . This was $ as to their business not cording to 4a caived In S the first conclusiv fate “It seems a miracle,” writes Mra Pentington to her sister, Mrs. Airdrie K. Pinkerton, “that after all we have been thru, with Tokyo and Yoko hama almost off the map, that I am here in my old corner of my sitting | room writing a letter to you on a} typewriter that apparently never) budged an inch thru three days of| Dig quakes and two weeks of almost continuous quakes. | “Our house is umph of the joine: —not a sin-| gle nail used in making. For} this reason it strained and creaked. but did not collapse. After the first| shock the interior looked fike a/ wreck, but this was nothing com: | Pared to the violence everywhere | near us. Heavy stone walls which | seemed strong tnough to stand for| centuries were hurled down savage: | ly. It seemed that the great force} beneath the earth vented itself on| solids, such as brick and stone, and/ passed by the frailties. | “However, by some miracle, Jack’s | oftice escaped. It was in a heavy modern brick building, but no dam-| age was done. The fire came so| near that the awnings of the win dows were burned off and the frames | charred.” | Mrs. Penlington writes graphically | of the quake itself, which came while she was sitting at home awaiting luncheon. After two hours and a| half of reeling earth and hideous} noises Mr. Penlington came from downtown. The fire that then swept Tokyo came to within two blocks of their house, then burned its way | &round in a huge semi-circle. } “The city,” she adds, “was quickly | put to rights by the soldiers, who have been truly wonderful.” Mr. Penlington Is publisher of The | Far East. “Our own printery,” the| letter continues, entirely de- stroyed. Forty we could se- cure one of the few remaining Eng- lish presses in Tokyo and Jack de- cided to bring out a daily paper in. stead of the weekly. It means hard and unceasing work. With best wishes to oli who still remember me In Seattle.” CITY SAVES. WATER DAM It ts a tri Parish in Chicago syment in Ame ‘omined THE BON MARCHE Barcain BASEMENT wy The lighted candle of extravagance has a peculiar fascination for human moths, Extinguish the flame that constantly burns up your earnings by patron- izing the Bargain Basement. A New York Manufacturer Sends Us 25 HIGH GRADE SPORTS COATS $99.50 Sizes to 42 Nearly all in the group are fur-collared Opossum, Iceland and Bicuna Fox. Scotch Tweeds Satin-lined Velours In English plaids and smart overplaids, some ful ly silk-tined and intertihed embossed silk: erepe-tined and interline. Mannish button styles with belts, loose inverted pleated backs, with raglan, set-in and novelty sleeves, 0. 'D., blue, brown and gray. Extra heavy quality, TAN «BROWN GRAY SAMPLE SHOES Sizes 414,5,5% Women’s Undergarments Money talks. If you want to hear 50c holler, visit the Bargain Basement on Tuesday CAMISOLES 50c 50c Dunn, and. McCarthy's and Rice and Hutchins’ well-known brands. A variety of styles and colors. Contrasting colored ribbon silk Camisoles. PAJAMAS Sizes 16 and 17 Of white batiste and muslin, made in two- piece style, “Hand-embroidered in pleasing designs. Athletic Union Suits Sizes 36 to 40 In white and flesh voile, Sizes 16 and 17 Of flesh batiste, in slip-over style, “| Kelso Girl Is Hit conlimuts FIRST! \Speed Officer Is Shot by Motorist THE! DALLES, Ore, Oct, 9 Victor Zednick Is by Auto; Injured Elks’ New Editor traffic otf ded urred on the Pez. ed when she ran The Bon Marche’s October Trade Sale of Blankets 70x80 Light Gray Wool and Cotton Blankets $4.95 Comfortable and serviceable blankets, easily laundered, and an especially good quality for sleeping porches. 64276 Warm Cotton Sheet Blankets, Pair In Nght shades of tan 70x80 Bordered Sheet Blankets, Pr. La In tan and gra tire size blanket 70“80 Large, Warm Plaid Blankets, Pair Hed Blankets which are expecially poft and) warm. tan and gray plaid + 66x80 Wool and Cotton Plaid Blankets, Pair ing Bed Blankets, ver 66x80 Virgin All-Wool Blankets, Pair black with whi and useful bordered neatly tn pink sort ahd obey, F 27%”86 Bordered Baby Blankets, Each 15c Dainty, cozy little Sheet Blankets with pink and blue borders 30240 Checked Baby Blankets, Each 29c One can't have too many of these Uttle blankets. Pink and blue $1.75 86x46 Beacon Soft, warm, fleecy kind, with delicate pink borders. $2.35 $2.85 $5.95 Pink, blue, $7.95 helio, red and | Baby Blankets, Pair 50x72 Cotton Sheet Blankets, Pair $1.75 In shades of tan and gray. 54u74 Cotton Good serviceable qualify. Launders well. In shades of tan and Useful for camping and for sleeping porches Sheet Blankets, Pair $1.90 Third Floor—The Bon Marche October Trade Sale of Spreads, Sheets and Pillow Cases 4 Pillow Cases for 90c Bleached Pillow Cases, neatly hemmed and ready to une, Size 42x36. Page Pillow Cases, Each 40c Heavy Page Pillow Cases, made from high gerade muslin, free from dressing. 42x36 ins Bleached Bed Sheets, Ea. 90c Soft finish, and mado with flat center seams. Good quality. 72x90 ins, Third Floor—The Bon Marche Sale of Notions! At the Notion Counter 8-in-1 Oil 12¢ Bottle For machines, guns and. general houschold use—emal) bottles. rm um—-hiending paste; regu- ‘ 19c f Hing-——1' and ack er whit Be ies cae tes kine ty dozen in otton filler; box Mater Nete—Double all shades of bi ir Pine—Cabine Invisible: assorted « N i not break the good bristles; each hair; card Milward’s Needles 6c Pkg. 26 in package—sharpe, assorted and solid. od manortment o: rH, —300 to the pap: Salco p 1 ik ‘Thread—i00 yards ¢ white and all colora: > i Kleinert’s Rainbow back Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche October Trade Sale of On the Center Booth Columbia Sewing Silk 3 Spools 10¢ yards on spe lack, ....4e ”" 16¢ Rubber Aprons 59¢ Each brand, with percape tape at neck and ties at Bleached Bed Sheets $1.15 Size 81x90, with fat center seam, Will give long service. Seamless Bed Sheets $1.50 Good weight Seamless Sheets, size 81x90. For general family use. Crochet Bedspreads $1.35 Good-looking Marseilles patterns, size 72x80. Third Floor—The Bon Marche _ 78x88 Bed Spreads $3.75 Goodlooking, satin - finished Spreads, in mont effective Mar- seillen patterns, A special value. white and or single 40c ‘Beaver and Scratch Felt Hats A real snap! A hat for every different type of face. . All beaver—all scratch felt with laced edge and stitched brim—beaver and scratched felt combined—with tailored bands. Hats ready to put tight on and wear. ‘ bound Panty Frocks $1.50 Sizes 2 to6 _ Fashioned of crepes, ginghams and poplins into fascinating new styles, these Panty Frocks will captivate the fancy of every little girl. Trimmed with contrasting self fabrics, and Councilmen Oliver T. Erickson . and Philip Tincall made a trip Sat- Boys’ Flannel urday to Cedar lake to inspect the Blouses results of the scaling operations in the reservoir behind the concrete | $1 15 dam, bd “Our work during the past year| Sizes 8 to 16 has been more effective than any | Part wool In brown, black, sand, gray and navy. You Can Now Millinery—Third Floor—The Bon Marche Order by Mail While ainytht quantities October Trade Sale of Blouses in year since we started the sealing,” | said Erickson. “The Cedar Falls! plant was drawing water from the | reservolr up to August, thus con-| serving the water in Cedar take} for the late summer and fall. The plant bids fair to make a run of a hundred million kilowatt hours for the season, or more than three times what it produced before we started to seal the reservoir.” Tindall predicted that the seal ing of the reservoir would in a few years pay the entire cost of the Mitlion and a halt dollar cohcrete dara which threatened to be a total lors. when it was found that the glacial moraine on which it stands would not hold w Parent-Teachers Hold Convention Members of Parent-Teacher aaso- clations of the King county division held their. annual convention at the Ronald school Saturday. Among the speakers Prinelpal #, 'T. Car. fons, Mrs Highley, A. 8. Bur: rows, N, Mallahan ‘and A. N. ‘Thompsoon. Musical entertainment was provided at the cor fon, CRISP TOAST If you wish good, crisp toast, be sure the toaster Is very hot before you begin. 0. D., blue, brown and gray. Extra heavy quality. with what we send you— Specially priced, your money gindly refund- Sub-standards. od. If not antinfled in the wrap-around effect $/f.95 Sizes to 32 waist Fashioned of a fine quality of polaire in the most wanted Fall shades of tan, these skirts are just the thing for sports wear with the gay sweater, effectively embroidered. 100 Clever Panty Frocks at $2.45 Sizes 2 to6 Delightful little frocks of gingham, poplins and crepes in dozens of dainty patterns, in- cluding the popular new chintz effects. Ac- cented gaily with bright hand embroidery and applique. In all the dainty, bright shad Bahy Shop, Second Floor—The Bon March: Little Boys’ Suits $1.25 $41.95 Panties of corduroy and tops of percale, in blue, brown and green, Sizes 2 to 4, Warm little becoming. Pretty colors, Baby Shop, Second Cloor—The Bon Marche Woolly Angora Sets ts, which include a cozy scarf and cap, Very jaunty and 52-Piece “Limoges” Dinner Sets Beautiful French China S| | ae with a conventional border in blue and ae yellow. The set consists of: the w 6 dinner plates, 6 pie plates, 6 fruit saucers, 6 bread and butter plates, 6 soup plates, 6 tea = ‘ Port cups, 6 tea saucers, 1 covered dish, 1 meat plat day wi ter, small size; 1 meat platter, large size; 1 vex- Some etable dish, 1 sauce bout, 1 pickle dish, 1 cov. union ered sugar bow! and 1 creamer, an Union Street: Basement(—The Bon Marche oh ne: the m is onl state; October Trade Sale of 3 ate 1,000 Yards Unbleached Muslin "| at 8c Yard ae 1 Lengths to 20 yards. ‘ e Rape 63-Inch Indian Head 50c can 27-inch, good, serviceable quality. 2,000 Yards Hope Muslin 1c Bleached, in fine, soft finish, free 1,000 yards Bleached Indian Head from dressing, Lengths to 20 yards, 63 inches wide, Jengths to 10 yards, to 20 ya ; 4 Lot Fabric Floor—Third—The Bon Marche t | anita .