The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1924, Page 8

PY) ] / 1) Ra ae EY plays) yl j THE SEATTLE STAR ‘NALATANY CIMA D Duncan Sisters to Foreign Students Village Official Engineers to Hear lYes, Warfield’s Mind [ ame MU JSIC f OM EDY s rAR ; " Appear for League Eisele of Frats Is Found Wounded Tec hnical Speech Is on Interview, but is Univeraty ot Wa as Eye’s on Box Office y per u W " 1M It wa, The view De quired the room, “You w replied on who, in the were get in the In the usual Just Arrived at The Bon Marche| More of Those Smart Straight-Line (Glos) | Dresses | HH nie 16.95] Last Lot Sold in One Day! | Vade from effective artificial sil (Glos) fabrics, Puckerette, Milo-Sham, Poiret Knit and Treco Plaid. FPEATURING especi rge wom in with Beat sale's you to “check up" in $10 last total seat sal “Wha Just a sc the prope lock, Bu In the repor Was Warfield iM stool in a NOW MR. WARFIBLD he could watch the win IS DOING BETTER and the ticket r k be i the You seller t Will he field di even now is the practic st quoted. rr I M Mr. Warfield + lady Interv substitute. promises like | What_woula GAS PRICES ee ey UNDER FIRE (=: g Charging thatt he pe I . 1 raise in the pr desire by the And unreasonable profits. J. Brown Wednesda protest to Senator C. Washington. Mayor Brown urged Dill to seek probe of the erease, which, *means that tho Will be taken daily from of the people of placed in the coffer expected ay we graceful lines for average in sizes from 38 to 52. § | ' In shades of rust, cocoa, gold, new blues, purple, , tan and-gray. Second Mloor—The Bon Marche : | Laces and Trimmings | * aan mnees White stars on the vauéeville Boards. She's at in a ified. Value- Giving Event ty | nopoly.” JAIL JAMMED tng the BRO. nen inthe win | Frances White stare on the vaudeville boards, Sh wing hundreds of en will welec and writes her lines and ly Crowded to the bursting 3 I H ® recent drive to clear BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER Bey wioratte wes eames ‘ai Snax ait pean th = ‘ walt ea Novelty Flouncing and Allover . 5, 000 Yards s Wash etm Yards Buch an extent that it was Hecessary to release $84 pr nd Bandings in Hundreds of arrests h: eur o s 7 Aghios navy, Gopbn in the past two days H ’ , fority were held in js 1 A a \ also allover 50c @ted the congested n nbination ck and Co 2 35 Bae tx Hedges ordered Frances. Fr omethir rich, heavy quality and ar W bd Dozen the $4 men. " LF r \ an effects Yards _ “Blossom Time” to « ' Return to Seattle , “Blossom Time,” one of the finest a ce cine, Frang Spanish and Bohemian Lace $1.25 Numerous Metal Laces 95¢ New designs in real Spanish and Bohemian patterns Metal Edges, gs and Galloons from 4 to 12 : Dea cacen cad whine Les : havian tha’ teat: V4 ‘ t in shades for street and evening w 0 popular and | inches wide Also Silk Net Foundations with meta | Sitematkable triumph in this city mped k f serviceable for robes and overdrapes thread run design in gold and silver. } | earlier this s: — for another eng: ) ropolitan theater, son, will return here nent at the Met beginning I pew: = a Lace Edges, Unusual rie 59c 36-Inch Spangled Flouncing $2.50 ay 4. with, the ame New York 3 Wut mother | LOS Kame H new Laces suitable for hats ¢ soft fini n A most unusual value, this—black silk net background @ ntact, head by Hol % plans te bach Thar sate ‘ 4 Bees ‘ 71 aia Bs Taba oh Bevis Avie ; satan venny, Gertrude Lang, Teddy Webb, a. the eaee:s : ’ bespisicecn close pattern or openwork _v 744 to 15 inche wit! aborate patterns and designs in beads and \ Halina Bruzovna, Amy Lester, ax to be ready iH ASahia vad hiied wide spangles. ) George Hackett, Lawrence Roberts, |tourist season thix year. bp torea. 13 1 Gerr Jules Epially, Ferne Newell, Davi baguaimen * , ‘ i ahteds. Ruth Maier, Victor F Novelty Wash Laces Dainty Wash Laces Novelty Wash Laces Venise Lace Edges Hediey Hall, DeVecmon Ramsa p Jone Wither and David Resnock. - a= Be THE BON MARCHE. : N rhe fa : 15c Yard nee Ferd 50c Yard aT rem RGAIN BASEMEAT |e Based on the life of Franz Schubert The scene is laid in Vienna. Shortly F after the death of Schubert there | Was published a novel based on an lity Venise 5 in neat pe incident in his life. Out of this 7 f n i 1 in ¢ eitetas grew highly successful Big volume of sales and small operating costs mean low prices! Our Bargain wide Ea, te € te g ee "musical piece from the hands of Frices mean genuine savings for you! Upper Main Floor—The Bon Ma S) Willner and Reichert, in which was mann PRS ) introduced melodies from Schubert Dorothy Donnelly has entirely re The Botgain Basement offers you tomorrow the smartest written the fable and has supplied q @ new set of lyrics. The music ts Plaid Sports Dresses of the Season! Unbleached Muslin 10c | from melodies of Franz Schubert and H. Berte, adapted by Sigmund | Kintee tiene | gy | New Wool Crepe and Flannel = §mg love story that has been made j tise of. Schubert, in the play, is| 36- reer Caen Pages 19c Tend already famous, but at times is - | 1,000 yard: 10 a Badly in need of food, and his We cream and friends watch over him that they ages may supply this deficiency when it f <7 Me . os ih , 40 Inch Sheeting 29c Yard 1,800 Is half-bleached Sheeting Muslin—extra fin: 7 Nichols Speaking | = / Only 55 % Third Floor—The Bon Marche on Muny Problems ig “The voters must watch the pub- of Iie utilities now as never before to| Them see that men not loyal to the best | a a aa sis in This The Bon Marche Food Shops city office,” declared Ralph D. T 0 1,200 yards, 27-inch, lengths to 20 yards. Wichols, council candidate Wednes. | Lot New Navel Seedy Lie Dozen @ay, following an address before a 3 nd = session of the North End Voters’ 18) . , Teague at 724 and Greenwood ave. | Checks and Overplaids p Nichols was to speak Wednesday e \ night to the Royal Arcanum mem “Tt In Brown - Mode - Gray - Taupe estes oe ies aes. | ried Grapes. Ae eS aaa Braid, silk and bone button trim; collars and cuffs of self e arcea areen 2 y ° | Le a as ater retry sites ~ 7 bon a, 1b. We; 2 ib: | Theater Janitor | and contr asting m ater shoe string be Its of self mater ial; 1 , A Of novelty buckles; three-quarter and long sleeves; Peter Pan rehe Bread 1le—2 for 20¢ 4 Battles Bandits | collars in contrasting shades. : New § f fe §8«=6 TACOMA, Feb. 6.—Alva Huffman ‘they Thursday ] © ‘was badly bruised early this morn-| 1 “ ' ! Le at e } ing, when he was attacked by two D t Th tt W L k 45 G 1} "Sunshine | Cakes — well i j Wurglars in the theater in which he | oc ors! rl y omen— 00 . 9 3 Lata gb aoe 4 \ ’ is employed as janitor. | After a desperate fight with the | 2 . = Sa Hemmed Toweling Bon Marche Thousand Island Dressing 38¢ Made fresh daily in The Bon Marche One smart style is of dress gingham in big checks dwitts reehine Rese: “als and heather plaids with petals of same material over Sweet) Kernel § MES add fired ’one sivct. ‘The bul.| con; sold by the’ pic canes sweet and shoulders and at tline—tie-baek sash and two : Jet narrowly missed one of the burs. ans. 2 pockets—tomato, orchid and green. : Jars as they ran thru the door. No| Scout Brand Clam Nectar, N MI Joot was obtained. | I tall cans, 3 cane fc The other is of ratine with slashed cuffs—self- ' & a Per al See ay | cae 12%e trimmed on collar, and narrow belt. In blue She 4 Hi a © Y ana, stan rchi Fi: rree: 4 = . F< Dill Will Support \ Whreatiy, churnedt gdimantesd pconky standara] * | orchidvand = n. Sizes 36 to 44. | fen 2 strictly high grade: Ib Sic Four ot prett tyl Postal Wage Raise Upper pretty styles , Nees artis aenaot LT ack Short Ends of Huck and Crash ator C. C. Dill for legislation to in-| uv crease the remuneration of postal} i , i ime 7 abe Sh tater sbhstina’ ta pee | It is only once in a long time that the Bargain Basement DAY ip was received by George E. Wil-| can procure hemmed toweling remnants—here is your op- T 145 | i Jiams, superintendent of mails in| tunity. 1 ‘ bbe ss ~ are ori | ‘be Ans cohen, fitte one ital por y. Ideal for wash cloths, small hand towels, bar- BACK vf the Boy Scouts, March Butterick 4 « senator's secretaries Wednesday. A| ber shops, dental offices, and the thousand and one cases JACH from Latona School, Patterns 5 ts B flood of ietters urging support of| where small towels can besused! will demonstrate in LAN have arrived. ; the wage increase measure has bee . é PIKE STREET—SECON: — The q i | pouring in with Senator Dili's ma er window. *EET—SECOND aE B O Third Floor to the letter states. fie Ra —