The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1923, Page 10

Mother REVIEWS LIFE OF DAUGHTER Husband's Charges Are Disdainfully Declared False NEW Yo went on day t charges that and good r Mra, & Helen Elwoc at Buncetor “I never this triat stand, looke of Jawyers they prepar . testimony to be used Later the family went Europe In 1906 Mrs. Mille Francisto w with two chi marriage ace hotel anc duced by but Mrs; Stokes did not go out withyhim, and When Mrs. came to New York again with preaéa) $1,006 diamtond ring’ which } lending to said she was was loaned. V Mrs. Stokes ex ty, begging to be allo’ it for a while Mrs. Miller said she was not pres ent when the ring was r WALLACE DIDN'T CARE TO BE BOTHERED Wallace was on the stand yester- day, and admitted tha loaned Mr Stokes the ring. He said he re ceived the ring back later. He als¢ said that he loaned ri E other wome make a prac Wallace d asked Mrs. § mission to marry her daughter In fact, after the ring episode, he ceased talking to Mrs. Stokes, he said, because he did not wish to be Lothered with Wallace made a sweeping denial of all charges that Mrs. Stokes visited him at.an apartment which he main sained’in New York. ed it and beau > wear MEXICO CITY. Elias Calles has ar City and opened his cam; presidency of the republic. speech ‘was based almost ex on the ment that informed that his ca popular in the U European countries. | Belated Award | n. Plutarco din Mexico ign for the His first | | | Heroism of Chi Bradley, U.S. N., during the} landing of Uncle Sam’s navec\ forces at Vera Cruz in 1914,} went by virtually unnoti vd | for more than nine years.) But recognition finally came the other day. Bradley was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor, the highest) award his country can give. Worshiper Went to Rob, Not to Pray Gunner ||) THE SEATTLE STAR Hillman Loses Suit California School “Not Guilty” Plea of Oil Promoter Monday by Fred A Vote to Construct for Lawyer Fees Has Valuable Skull Vashon Island Roa Detends Mrs. Stokes in Divorce Hearing Little Girl Nearly Trapped in Blaze wy 1 of All Should Sell in a Day at This Low Price $15" Velvet, Canton Crepe, Satin and Poiret Twill in Clever, Up-to-the Minute Styles Both Youthful and Matronly—And All Charming HE tube-like lines of the tailored wools break themselves demurely with inset pleatings and engaging little unex- pected frills. The velvet dresses are given to frivolous little bows and touches of lace at collar and wrist, and the silks are draped and pleated in most graceful ways. In shades of black, brown, blue, gray and tan Second Floor—The Bon Marche 600 Pairs Women’s Full-Fashioned Silk Hose $4.45 Every pair positively first quality—and made by a recognized maker of fine hosiery In the wanted shades of with garter tops of lisle, with well reinforced heels, toes and soles. black, white, brown, gray and the new shoe shades. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche fas 4 Specials From the Baby Shop Coats Underpriced at $5.95 for Little Miss, 2 to 6 In polo or warm heavy coatings, these rt! little affairs come with — raglan sleeves, yoke styles, some with deep fur col- lars, others are cleverly tailored, with large button-over collars. Sizes 2 to 6. Panty Frocks $1.50 Of Crepe and Gingham Many have hand embroidery, while oth- ers are trimmed in contrasting shades. Sizes 2 to 6. Short Coats $5.95 crepella, these cunning Coats are ered in exquinite deatens, Wit interlined and tir e Sacques $1.95 Fe ny one, thes ques of crey of beautift 1 | bro! word in daint me | they out with silk months to 2 e warm years are lined throu Baby Pillo in pink and blue, size 12x16...75¢ Knit Tams, for little sister . . O8e Rompers and Creepers at SSRs fs 2 Of chambray, checked Y Knit Cap. gingham, with madras waist 1 finest quality 5 Sitkand:Woot Hose, fabrics. The tops are em- 3 A ai Fs onde pale cy broidered in bright shades, harmonizing with the fab- ries. Sizes 1 to 3 Sacques, hand made, knit in white and dainty B9¢, 59¢ slight sec 59¢ Blankets, in plaids i 39¢, 59¢ 3 years. Baby Shop, Second Fioor—The Bon Marche Extra! 500 Pairs Ruffled Curtains 85c Pr, Good quality, excellently made. A wonderful value! Useful for bedroom, kitchen or bathroom. In white only, and complete with ruffled tie-backs—214 yards long. Serviceable Fringed Striped Ruffled Curtains $1.65 Couch Covers $1.75 Seat g ane vo t ood Chee Egyptian stripings in good shades of and finished wi -inch hemstitching | jjy6. prow: a eo about the ruffles. Will give satisfactory i a tt ise green, and very Sood service and tub nicely. In white only, | ooking with any color scheme, Firmly with ruffled tie-backs. woven. Fourth Floor—1 he Bon Marche Bon Marche Special Coffee 2 lbs 59c Our regular 40¢ coffee—for one day only, at 2 pounds for 59c. Freshly roasted. Not over 4 pounds to one customer, Coffee Section, Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche TheBon Mare PIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUE—UNION STREDT. Reduced to 500 Outing Flannel | GOWNS eo A Very Low Prices\ $1.00 | $1.50 Good quality outing flannel, striped and plain, made into gener- ously cut gowns, which are warm and comfort- able for winter nights. With long or short kimono-s sleeves, low necks or high, with collars, and nicely fin- ished seams. Sizes 15, 16 and’ 17, Extra Size Gowns, with V neck and long sleeves $1.95 ‘ Children’s Outing Flannel Gowns, striped, long sleeves, V necks, 8 to 12-year sizes 95c Second Floor—The Bon Marche Bavarian China Cups and Saucers Reduced to $1.95 SET OF 6 Pure White Bavarian China Cups and Saucers, in the well- known Ranson shape. Reduced from, $3.50. Not more than 1 dozen to a customer, Cut Glass Tumblers Reduced to 65c—Set of 6 Fine quality thin-blown Table Tumblers, cut in most popular grape si grape design. Re- duced from 95e, : Mother of Pearl Glassware Reduced to $1.95 Set of 6 Just 85 sets of this beautiful ware, Included are water gob- lets, sherbet glasses and _ tall- footed ice cream glasses. Re- duced from $2.95, Union § 1 Basement—The Bon Marche THE BON MARCHE BarGain BASEMENT The spooky atmosphere of make-believe startles children’s minds at Hallowe'en. At all times the genuine bargains in the Bargain Basement startle adults anxious to save. Canton Crepes! Satins! Poiret Twill! DRESSES ] 5.7 Sizes 16 to 44 Opportu- e just re- Attention, every wom nity | king. We ceived a shipment of dresses that are the ultimate in style and quality; and tomorrow you may take your unrestricted cholee at the low- est price possible, There is a place in every wardrobe for one of these stunning dresses. They are on sale chines East t In black Long man § and three-quarter sleeves; cascade @ into a drapes; lined with silk of contrast- fy ing colors; novelty Is; beaded buckles; knife pleated panels; “Thi bead trim; girdles of colored braid; bias folds on skirts; soutache braid on panels; embroidered braid in brilliant colors. GIRLS’ 5 97 MIDDY SKIRTS Checked, plaid or striped velour 6 to 14 at a price every purse can afford, vy and brown. in tans, browns and blue rs are of navy serge. All walsts, and box pleated, Sizes 38 to 44 The Golf Sweaters are allover brushed wool, three-tone Persian effects in front, or with Jacquard patterns. Some come in plain shaves of brown, tan and silver. ‘The Jiffy Coats come with border effects at bottom and sleeves, others with button-up collar in contrasting shades of brown, tan and peacock. LITTLE GIRLS’ LAWN FROCKS $7.00 Sizes 6 to 14 Years , White lawn frocks, insertion trimmed. lace Cleanup of Odds and Ends of Women’s and Growing Girls’ ; Pumps and Oxfords Wednesday at 9a. m. @ UNUSUAL BARGAINS IN SHOES 4272 | Pairs Sizes 24, to 444, at 265 § Pairs | Sizes 5 to 8, at Black and gray kid, brown calf, black patent leather. Some novelty styles—all are suitable for growing girls or women, High and low heels. WHY NOT ORDER BY MAIL? quantities you—your refunded, i SIZE CHART Widths— B AAA. | AA, \a B ‘ : Os v5 { 10/8088 (MO PROP S| Say | Do +) 18) 85) 9] FTO) Fy aS