The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1923, Page 16

TH RECORD CROWD | Fas Brown Made HEARS ISAIAH Good as Mayor? 10,000 Reported Present at | ‘ “Healer’s” Meeting {FTE STAR Invites all Seattle citizens to Join In a constructive | | discussion of this qu | Has Dr, Brown “made s he deserve re election? We want to publish letters bearing on all sides of this question. You are asked to restrict your letter to 150 words and to sign your na and address. Following are some specimen replies from various cithrens ;|Has Really Tried to Cut Down Expenses ng the highway near the c Bdltor Th big tent Cert Isalah will coming S' ther mayor haa worked so hard or s0 consctentiously absolutely untl in his efforts for the cit rom the Lowman building to the My mayor that I know of that has & , cal administration and save the peopl Numerou: he } Sunday STRONG WILL ic: GO TO © things that ho set ot had no bach way, How oa when ho ha a Pla » trip of E last three he will rer M. C. A. at the v to be held in FE Strong is a wel among the coaches of : ed at man: iting me i : been atcive a as Bu on Ms hden, & me of athletics in t of as well as the city. ling to members of | the Seattle school board | Dr. William B. Cook, who {s in} charge of the farewell dinner, an nounces that Strong will his friends personally at an Info ception to be held before anc the dinner. Courses will be starting at 6:20 p.m Tho Seattle Minist scheduled to hold a at the Y. W. C. A. cafi ance of a fool s day noon, honoring Strong. celyed. Youth Is Held for Shooting Policeman " CHICAGO, Oct. 29.—Joe Montana, Jr. 17-year-old schoolboy, is in jail without bond today, on a cl © of In shooting and killing one policeman | y. atch: It is another story re ed that “holier orn, Ho of Seatth perform ve been con- honest opinion Mayor Brown has made good and {f 1 not election day, I shall vote and wounding another. | Hoping you are the same The shooting occurred Saturday A. L. ANDERSON evening, when the two officers raid 2190 Eighth ave. W ed the Montana grocery store in} search of bootleg liquor. | i & — : Search 1s being made for theo| A Word From Mayor Brown Himself boy’s futher, charged with being the | a brains of a huge bootleg syndicate. | Editor The Star: A large quantity of lquor was| You have asked your readers to write letters to you found in the Montana home. lication on the question: “Has Mayor Brown ——~————— | Citizens are asking me fo’ a in order that they may | give expression to the fa | I wish to endorse your enterprise. because whole jood ? 1g0 over which fact seems not We'll be glad to hear from you.—Editor to bring understanding, and the administration b; LU Seattle's Leading Theatre be judged best when their stewardship ts ana One Week—NOW PLAYING jthe mayor of the city of Seattle has no contre Matinees Wednesday-Saturday The Musical Hit of Ages }the criticisms are all published, an opportunity be all |my critica Very truly you Mayor Original Century Theatre Cant | THE BON MARCHE Z s Prices — Nights: hetaoilleg RGAIN BASEMENT STARTING SUNDAY NIGHT By it city’s charter provisions, ob: Curtain $15 and 2:5 | By reason of our city’s charter provisions, |to be realized or understood by some, It wo Ro EDWIN J. BROWN, SEATS NOW SELLING Matinees Wed. and Sat, at 230 On the way to the city of Success, many people never get beyond the suburbs. Save money by shopping in the Bargain Basement and you'll arrive in that city! Silk, Wool and Velvet Dresses © THE WORLD FAMOUS CANADIAN SOLDIER ENTERTAINERS First Time in Seattle neven time: Brussels, —SEATS THURSDAY— Evenings: 5c, T5e, $1.00, $1.50 Matinees: 60, $1.00 Satin and Canton Crepe Dresses in black, navy and brown. Twenty-two styles, but not all sizes in all styles. Sizes 16 to 44, Velvet and Julliard Twill- back Dresses in black, brown and navy, but mostly black. styles, but not all s all styles, Sizes 16 Poiret Twill and Cloth Dresses in navy, black and brown. Twenty-two styles, but not all sizes in all styles. Sizes 16 to 44. Boys and Girls HALLOWEEN MASK FREE! with every loaf of LIFE-O'-WHEAT BREAD Sunshine Bakeries LWAUKEE ut eS teal YOU CAN NOW ORDER BY MAIL? ties Inst, any~ will be went of purchase for delivery. 4 you—-your moncy Seattle 9:30 a.m., 8:30 p.m. we wend ce a4 4 gladly refunde; Ar. Spokane 8:00 p.m., 7:25 a.m Electrified Over the Mountains | No Jerks or Jars | Night or Day | Felt Hats $4 .00 Colored Felts, mostly poke style. Some off-the-face style. Embroidery and ribbon trim. City Ticket Office | Second and Madison | Phone: MA in-6960 | E SEATTLE STAR DRIVES LARIUS lace ere maact ver sce wae IL OLV > GLAS \cech ae ae | Mra, Bilen Baldwin, 6 Walker | Ay NOVEMBER 11)st.' serrmamd sorta ser! MORAL TO IT “ry Two War Veterans in| Are Made Citizens | lg diy| Among tho two a search is being conducted by Ton Cathollo parishes of Seattle | polic moral injured in the accident, sho claims |for citizenship wh | « too much attention 1 A yi aditvat F PAY $00 muck in her suit for damage A n in fod and anxious relatives: i unite in a fund-raleing cam n ox-wife ign to pay off the indebtedne The money rained in the parishes rrow denies responsibility for|by Judge Jerem ornton Q. Morrow, who has » the parish in which the ution is made The funds divorced: three .or: four year 1 downtown will be e¢ Of the maxim the fen pa many, Both men citizenship papers ting of all drive captain: eld Friday night at 8 o'clock 6 Knights of Columbus hall The two were coming in from}a © the war began Extraordinary $ Event |? In the Art Shop Stamped Garments Going Like Fun at One Dollar This Big Surplus of a Leading Maker Offers a Most Unusual Opportunity to Save LL ready-made garments of the finest quality fabrics, that in many of the cases could not be purchased for this price. Many are hemstitched, all are stamped in the most desirable designs. Night Gowns $1.00 In white and colors; Enormous Savings and Many patterns these are stamped in a to Select From— number of designs. With at $1.00 neck and sleeves stamped H Sie seaiien or hem- Dressing Combinations Sacques $1.00 Of a silky orchid ma- terial, hemstitched and stamped in a bouquet pattern. $1.00 Pink batiste, in bodice top style; hemstitched with scalloped bottom. Stamped in dainty rose designs. Children’s Rompers $1.00 One design is stamped on pongette, the other on crepe. In light brown, Girls’ Dresses $1.00 Many effective designs are found on these sheer or heavy fabrics. With necks and sleeves hem- stitched; in sizes 4, 6 dark brown or yellow and 8. and white checks. Art Shop, Third Floor Third Floor—The Bon Marche The Bon Marche PP POCO OOOO OOOO OOORS OEE EOOESOOSOLEOESEOESOEES Novelties and Decorations For Your Spook Party Hallowe’en wide selection —5¢, 10¢ Low Prices for and 15¢. Sweater Time! Hallowe'en Decorated Jaunty Brushed-Wool Golf Coats at $4.95 Crepe Paper, from which you can make jolly cos- tumes for grown-ups and children—and it’s such A specially low price on these smart sweaters, in fine quality brushed wool with fronts cleverly striped or blurred with contrasting color. In shades of buff, gray, and brown, Satin “Quality” Hats at $4.95 The Newest Style Thought in Millinery Satin combined with flanges, or facing, of bro- caded cloth. Satins with fur trimmings—They’ve just been unboxed. Slap-back styles—pokes, larger drooping brims; some with pencil edges. fun! 25¢. Plain black and orange Crepe Paper, 10¢ and 15¢. Hallowe'en Caps, 10¢. Hallowe'en Caps with Balloons, 20¢. Hallowe'en Nut Cups, 50¢, 60¢ and $1.00 dozen. Hallowe'en Seals and Golf and Chappie Style Sweaters at $5.95 _ Brushed wool, and plain and brushed combina- tions, in the most favored styles for winter sport ae school jin pins ran one-tone effects, and others are stri) or bordered i Cut-Outs, 10¢. shades of iowa: tans and we aiiiedhates Hallowe'en _ Postcards, Second Floor—The Bon Marche 10¢ dozen. : cecccccccccccccccccccccece Hallowe'en Greeting Cards, 5¢ each. @eecccccccccccccos peat er Attractive Jardinieres At Bon Marche Prices From the Roseville Pottery we have just received these decorative Jardinieres, 4-inch size, 75¢ 5-inch size, $1.00 6-inch size, 1.50 7-inch size, 2.00 8-inch size, 2.50 Hallowe'en Novelties, a $ The Bon Marche Arranges Browns and Blacks Prevail Also Velvet Hats at the same price, in lacquer red, blue, sand, red. Many matron hats included. Third Floor—The Bon Marche COCO OSE TO SOOO EEO SOOO OOOO OOOSESSEEEOOSESEESSSESHSCSOESESESESESEEOEOED COCOCOOCOOEOOO OOOO SOOO OO ES OOOH OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOH OOO OOOO TOTO OOOOD COCCOOOCOOO OOOO OOO LODE LOO ELOOOO EEO S ESO RECO OES Nemo Consultant Corsetiere Mrs. A. L. Craig Is With Us This Week Be sure to consult with her. She comes from the Nemo Hygienic-Fashion- Institute of New York, and is ready to show you the successful way to comfort through Correct Nemo Corseting Many Seattle women have been waiting for the return of this Corset specialist—and many more will be glad to make her acquaintance. She is here to tell you how to be properly corseted with the corset scientifically de- signed for your needs. There is no charge for consultation. Come see what the right Nemo can do for you! New Fall Models in Wonderlift Self-Reducing Kop Service Diafram-Reducing $3.00 to $13.50 Corset Section—Second Floor—The Bon Marche Nippon China Cups and Saucers $1.15-Set of 6 Of fine quality pure white china; these cups and saucers are nicely “orated with gold, Sugar and Cream Sets, 79¢ Of Ni>on china, these sets come in a variety of dainty patterns. The Bon Marche Secccccccesecsecococs 1,000 Yards of 15 Cotton Challie Cc se rececccccceeeeeseeseeeesceseseseoscceeeeeeseee® © COCCCCOCOOOOOOOOCOOSOOOEOO SOOO OS OOEOOOSOOOOOOOOEG 36-inch Lonsdale Muslin, Yard 19c Mill Ends of Muslin, lengths to 6 yards. Soft finished, underwear; 86 inches wide. . ‘Third Floor—The Bon Marche PIKE STREBHT—SECOND AVENUB—UNION STREET—SEATTLD Mill Lengths of Cotton Chaltt, in floral and Oriental patterns, Just the thing for covering that rather faded comfort; 46 Inches wide, Third Floor—The Bon Marche ellent for ener