The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1923, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR AeoBbon Marché Great Northern Officials in Seattle Human? That Doesn’t Begin to Say For ‘Apron Thursday’ Two More Bright, New Styles $1.95 a If Dainty, Fluffy, Warm Little Things at Little Prices charming, giddy lit FOR BABY! JS) Ee: $1.75 - : “4 =o 92,86 Sets of Jacket, Cap $1.95 1 ra gee ze 59 . $1.95 Little Girls’ Panty Dresses $1.50 hegejiee he o Thursday Special $1.95 $1.25 In all the bright Koys’ Corduroy Middy and Oliver eat and shades. A9c Twlst Bults $1 95 ' Free weighing and measuring Second Floor Tiny Tots’ Bathrobes Bice Minte: al 98c to $1.95 1,000 Yards 27-Inch 10 Bote woolly apa pepe aia Pienaar Unbleached Muslin, Yd. a Outing Flannel Diapers, te PLD Helmets and Toques Madeira Bibs, daintiest Sample Lines of Great Northern of fict c trying to get the public's point « durance—by sitting on one of President Ralph Budd and Vic passengers wait for a Gr sleep. Left of railroads duri Hill, chairman of t Knli Bootes, Teething Bands, 1 Muideira Dress ad tiled (hota od. Cuban Black Satin with suede our registered nurse. trimming, In all patent Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche BY LELAND HANNUM Once upon a time, so t goes, it was a ¢ be damned. sched Mis | Baby "inte. Ftbeohy Floor—The Bon Marche Baby Shop, Second Floor—The Bon Marche Comforter Challies 15¢ Yd. Percales 15¢ Yard couple of h steps just hearing a « ; | Sateen _Inthe Food Shops | “Costume ee. Danish Filled Coffee Cake Manchurian Walnut 9 for 1805 25 1% Ib. 10¢; Ib, 18e > oe an 2 for 15e—5 for 25¢ 2 Ib, 10 te sa, Slips ing to a bh sad offic E t tlon 9 n are Filled with a apples, : ra New Low Prices! at $1.00 Third Floor Decorative and Useful Furnishing for the Home lesticks, $1 Pair y-finished Candlesticks of a and Ity Fern Pots $1.00 | » Matd Halstn idee 20c fistoue Oranse Erkee Ten, di Hulk Cocoa, and rail cc 7 e are th c ' B, Cs 0. h vice ok ae bywords, the 1 he act war t : ‘ ) r 7 ; on which these days. MEET MR. PUBLIC “daha Pitas: eat tt M. J, Costéilo, Western traff drial & A In the Candy Section a pounds for Chotee Binck Flas, 2 pounds for Ube SEATTLE UNUSUALLY Walker D. ef railroads during w nine Middle Western capitalists, came to Seattle Tuesd Shook hands with Mr. Ue, talked a sufficien: eave at 4 o'clock Wednes he Public Fam BL ED THIS 4 B Te is much easier to keep the sur faces of furniture, floors and wood- work dust-free and lustrous with Calol Liquid Gloss. This wonderful cleanser-polish leaves a brilliant, LOCKOUT: STRIKE AT BUTTE ENDS Sliced Pineapple 25c $2.95 Dozen Cans Rosedale Brand od in sytup--larme cans ver Kun Sifted Early 16c i glasses 5c 10c Upper M ox Personal Service has expe- rienced shoppers to make selections for you if you find it inconvenient to shop in person, ries at te Jelly Means, an liom, Marche ‘Thousand Istand Hon Marehe Mince Meat, made t kitchen Both domestic and im- ported Sateen, made in 19¢ Mother ‘Geece Mixed 29c the full cut, trim style which women prefer in Fancy Bacon 48¢ Lb. a slip petticoat. There is fullness in the skirt, carefully controlled by shirrings at a low hip 38¢ line, and the tops are in bodice style. i by the In white, gray, tan, fleah, orchid, brown, bleck, navy and green Second Floor The Water Set $1.65 y cut in the and 6 tumblers comprise Marmalade Jars 39c Cut Glass Marmalade Jars, complete with spoon, Night Water Sets 59c nall water bottle and tumbler are neatly n effect ive desigt n Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche ( PIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUE—UNION STREET Have you selected the pat- tern for your Fall Dress? Butterick Patterns bring many new ideas. Third Floor—The Bon Marche lustrous, dry finish that sheds dust and makes them twice as easy to BUTTE, clear: next time. It's a product devel- oped by the Standard Oil Company (California) after years of study and experiment. Largo users — schools, hospitals, office buildings, institu. f | tions—have proved its efficiency. a ons Thrifty housewives everywhere are finding it indispensable. Order from your dealer today, Telephone Elliott 4100 16 OONSHINE” Charge Shipyard live Bites : | THE SEATTLE Underwriters’ CLEANS SEWER Man Murdered Gir] the county commis site | “ssociation will hold a meeting at the on the Duwamish waterway on which | rote) Gowman Thursday ev. see ean eee aS | a eoaees jowma lay evenin, GON CITY, Ore., Oct. 1 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.—Er-|it plans to erect a $60,000 planing) wl ions of moonshine, | nesto nda, 20, a ship 8 o'clock, Dustin Farnum Is “Resting at Reno” Nov., Oct. 17.— Dustin} , who arrived in Reno at a hotel to- | P § ; but [by officer a ho murder of Emma Dickson, jd high school student, of ORR |, Here Is the nine | ATO _ Music You aura "Torey ater he se | | Need in Also many other shades \ ity ' , : \ “| = re WSS; Your Home 4 | With i nn | 16 ye 4 for months, the authorities | Millville, > was here f brought on the 4 merely “reati were flying ar jony, but thus far ey had no confirmation. { fary Conwell Farnum, | will be pleased to know]}} that we have just received a shipment of black suede}} kid trimmed same as cut STANDARD OIL COMPANY on of the Am fon were m Scientists have dug up proof that | Io ess | and patterns to choose lions and tigers once from. 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