The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 4, 1924, Page 14

) THE SEATTLE STAR GRIME RELATED | Was “Panhandiex” )ANGLO-FRENGH ["3mWie Give HUGE LEGION (C's Romass SOVIET AWAITS BYPRISONMATE i: Me scutes wa) NOTES PUBLIC: fc MEET SLATED." =~ NEW RELATIONS Got a New Outfit of Clothing and a Job t ! i MU ag oe Alleged Cell Confession Re- nL ae -- i cca — —~|*Personal’” Letters Detail | summe ‘Public Consideration — for | wi: f pays Russia Expects More Reco told by Murderer | ; Two Premiers’ Plans : : ' Veterans Here Sunday n foun nition in Europe BY JOHN GRAUDENZ _ Henle Fecenty brought ere t ‘ SANG 5 aie snares ecia”'| Asks $28,000. for : genes Pine for te © a ee { <ndeavee th Hatp eittie: them Loss of 4 Sense o. ted, f Shylock Analyzed me: Man' over to wher bunk REVOLTING DETAILS TOLD IN DARKNESS Church Tendency Away From Poor i» was r To Ask Democrats "Odie achase to cake ie oS Seton eee are WV oman Physician for Seattle Meet eating int Ld br sai tri bags res hase igh in Penitentiar ® ALIA ana ‘oubl sereee sll fee). - | Newest Silks and Woolens Hendrix, who was oes | | Low Prices That Will Start day. RAIL RATES | r ao emery Spring Sewing in a Hurry! ARE POSTED Be a emmys | cate 4 ent, 2 er Our largest and most comprehensive February showing awaits you. New materials, new weaves, A large Influx of tour cast: | ; 3 it new designs—in a gloriously interesting array. ern Washington is expe if ; ‘me ul, with Instruct catay the ginning March 1. The alee apply : S - srows wen = pos “ra pe tis Smartly Flecked Tweeds, for coats and Fine Flat Crepe Scarfs, all silk. In newest ag thant je pea as-| Charles Plunkett is getting a word of advice from Mrs. \"" : suits. In wanted sh of tan, green, $1.65 designs. One will make a blouse, and four $1.95 basis’ 6f $2.00 above a one-way fare,| FE. J. Brown. Saturday night he “panhandled” the mayor. vit 7 herly amber, almond and ro: with a 21-day limit. : I Momestter tes in the past| 0d the mayor sent him to jail. Mrs. Brown, however, gave\P% te nim the outfit vor 56-Inch All-Wool Polaire Suitings $2.25 56-Inch Rich Ceilarc Coatings $1.95 have been productive of results in| him a new outfit of clothes and her husband is going to ; building up the agricultural dis! him @ job. Vuets' bs Priec & Carion; ar. Britt Phetvareghen th In plain shades and new and smart plaids. Shade Deep pile coatings, self striped, in wide effect. In Great Northern declared. n ; : 20-day en imped” a port junkett's home ts in Fal J Most popular for sports wear. In gray, brown, tan All-wool Crepes, checked in self color. Spring shades and adjacent agricultural ; 56-Inch Shadow Plaid 56-Inch Fleecy Camelaire basis of one and one-third fare. A U ° . (OE Sigocpellp cmmearngreldeb pag The Bargain Basement does not have living models to display wearing ap- 56-Inch Camel’s Hair $3.50 36-Inch New Satins $1.95 all parts of the United States indi- suits, coats and skirts. Light and and Fitting Service red, Mohawk, ciel, purple, myrtle, . . . . t Fra Lewis, well Quality and Style will surprise you as much as the price! Ajoarvlbnatle ciallle: 4d lleke ina: 40-Inch Cantons at $2.95 South Bend Balt company, manu-| Heavy Silk-and-Wool Crepe, printed, | charse 56-Inch New Navy Cordette $5.50 Roger M. Cummings, who arrived | friets of the Pact st,” By helping him out now, ¥ of tan, brown, gray and blue. beaver, gray, brown and black. wohl otha db d a s az sino rape ba 56-Inch New Flaked Sport Tweeds $1.95 | 36-Inch New Wool Crepe Checks $5.50 eee ee ey Towne - h uni [gentle bes i lit and Oxford. of gray and tan, ieee Rechindios, & te ciated, THE BON MARCHE Polaire $2.95 Coatings $2.75 the summer tourist rates on the Pia] MENT Just the thing for suits and skirts. . Plain shades, in new stripiags and wire received by the Seattle Cham In shades of new blues, browns, grays. } overplaids, In tan, blue, brown, gray. ber of Commerce Saturday from mana; he Gi North 5 - ¢, 2 4 s . : sald os ps ticket ageute: tn parel? but uses hangers—they’re cheaper. The saving is passed on to you. Fleecy, soft suitings, adaptable to Designing, Cutting Midnight, navy, Gopenhagen, golf cated that th ill be a heavy In. AANA RAR A RA neat enn Annan anne aan om be Ff . : * eetes: that Lape tenal slag : 2 aR : i Th medium gray. A new service In connection with od pink, delft, brown, wine and this eeason. Seeing is believing! Come in and look these over. e 56-Inch Wool Polaire $1.95 tlk-and : 3 | a Seattle for the tndividua BAIT ity of ‘ostume designitg, will = ee FISH dium and dark tan, brown, new blue, ° Ke of this department, All-silk Canton Crepe in rich, new M COMES gray and rose. nic! s February 4. Mrs. Lewis| patterns and colorings. Extremely FIR will design, cut and fit your gar good values. ¥ | y; E ments, from fabrics purchased. in ae Fs Fy oangy Bi sri Mel a the | XK & 39-Inch New Crepes $3.50 The Bon Marche, for a very small 56-Inch New Navy Stripella $3.50 facturers of fishing tackle of Pe: 3 floral and conventional patterns—16 adh Ey en ag cr 56-Inch New Vigoreux at $3.50 descriptions, will bé established in| ‘ N Fl $ lesions. hind Floor—The Bon Marche f ide f Seattlo in the immediate future by| i T ew at, atin- eel g Third Floor—The Bon Marche e e recently from South Bend as the} \ : 5 B k d d ! ! / fit permanent representative is | \ nw ———} backed an ottons. be ing.-LOORa er ritces. firm has ever placed in t s- | ; te | a, Canton Crepe Th acum wi ave care of tn = to 40 ree-Day Cotton Event! Vancouver, B.C, and San Diego, 4 Combinations of Embroidered Oriental Crepe y Ba ea ao. scapsjengs wits Be. and Canton Crepe Pillow Cases—Sheets—Bedspreads—and Yards of Domestics attie that he chose this city in which to locate. “I could have set-)} te none of th. Cora en 3 MANY EFFECTIVE STYLES 1,200 42x36 Bleached Pillow Cases, Ea. | 3,000 Yds. 36-In. Unbleached Muslin Seattle, the optimistic business out- ! j ; Made from good, firm quality bleached mus- In medium weight, and lengths to 10 1 look here and the enthusiasm with Blouse backs; side drapes; shirred effects; beaded lin. Serviceable. Cc yards. Closely woven. 2c Which outdoor life is spoken of, e to cl jeattles he | trim; pin tucks; embroidered panels and collars; lace said cummings ta alent ond guard and cuffs; short, three-quarter and long sleeves. 600 72x90 Soft Bleached Bed Sheets, Ea. 1,000 Yds. 36-In. White Durette Cloth the local casting club and the se- J Flat center seamed Sheets, good weight, $1 00 Fine mercerized twill at a wonderfully low 25 attle Sportsmen’s association, and | Py a price. Cc Pronounced them the livest bodics TS RGR eB a ta tah lat a a eS At ACTOS a te naa ct aed atta soft finish. _ igs cet taationns Eastern Manufacturer Closes Out His Season’s Samples! 720 81x90 Seamless Heavy Bed Sheets| 1,500 Yds. 36-In. Comforter Challies Good heavy Sheets, which will withstand $1 50 In neat patterns in both light and dark ;. shades. Lengths to 10 yards. 15c City Car Earnings __for Month $8,000 | DuBarry Undergarments #]’"" earned $8,409.12 net in December. Undergarments that usnally sell at much higher prices, but because samples, are offered at this 300 72x80 Crochet Bed Spreads, Marseilles Pattern, at $1.50 Eack Revenue totaled $535,463, and oper- low price. Du Barry labels on almost every garment. Third Floor—The Bon Marche ating expenses, exclusive of bond in- , ae eens: totaled, $980,- In Blue, Pink, Honeydew, Orchid and White Required Linens for 353, Mill Ends of Children’s Orthopedic Hospital Estate of Francis | ; ba\ TT a Ne Sheets, 63x99 Face Towels Drew Is Probated 7 |i, AUN ATS 36-Inch Cretonnes Caan ae MATERIALS BY THE BOLT The estate of Francis G. Drew, . , y ." Pet m 4 eoting for cribs 36-inch Indian Head for acreen president of the F. G. Drew & Sons } | : neh Unbleached Sheeting _ covers Printing Co., will be divided almost - | | y - w sheets een Unbleached Indian Head equally among his wife and four chil 4 : if 4 ‘ia eat “hy e or frame covers Please choose heavy fabrics to withstand frequent launderings, dren, according to the will, which q nderings, was admitted to probate Saturday, | Conventional, floral, toyland and stripe pattern- ‘The widow, Esther M. Drew, is given $12,000, with $10,000 each for his two| ) JIT y f , ; : \ ings on black, blue and rose grounds. The color- Kitchen Needs at Little Prices | sons and daughter, Orrin F., Loyal| } | 1H) 4 || a WAC) \ ings are lovely, and so diversified that they could M. and Alice Drew. Several small a . xX ii H \¥% Ye be used for almost any purpose. The cretonne is Jug and Beater 59c cee ave Suacat? religions and " y > of exceptionally fine quality. Utility Glass Jug, graduated, 16-ounce fraternal orders, size, With double-acting eg beater. Two Lots of Rag Rugs Second Booze Raid | yunMeownee §6Gowns 98c | Specially Priced period of two weeks, federal éry | . ae, ei noe ee In Shadow Batiste, Long Cloth | striped Voil d Sh . Size 24x48 $1. 75 — . sed em | and Striped Voile A ge lee Size 27x54 $2.00 Wess ae et — a and ‘beer were seized, and Arthur Embroidery, ribbon and lace trim. Sizes 16 ©. Cook was lodged in the immi- it Smoothly woven, with band border, in plain , ratio” jail: pendig a Gotdzniaston: and 17. Full cut. d ? sink ray, light bl 1 dark bl Handy, and made from heavy wire, eT banitng: shades of pink, gray, ligh ue and dark blue. in convenient, round style. Takes the Former Educator, | Chemises 98c | Bloomers 9 8c | Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche Ss ee 104, Is Stricken Butterick Sauce Pans LO8 ANGELES, Feb. 4—Andrew| Shadow Batiste and Striped Voile; Sateen, Striped Voile, Lingette Spring P Set of 3—83c L. Malcolm Morrison, former presi Some in the new tailored styles. Lace and rib and ado i dent of the University of Kansas and bon trim, with straps of self material, Sizes 36 Shadow Batiste fellow of the Royal Literary Society | to 4. Some have double elastic. Sizes 27 to 20. | c Ni 3 y 4 y a 29. IKE STREE - SECO? r, ENUE INION 8 of London, is dead at his home here,! Third Floor See st a ee ee ee Union St. Basement aged 104, 59c Good weight, pure § Patterns ) aluminum, Sizes. 15) # 1%- and 2-quart.