The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1924, Page 8

nr see es NOTED NOVELIST GIFT TAX WILL (seus searrims weanmer Chamber Asked to Aid |*"%,erdMect,,,, SHOW BLOSSOMS PASSES AWAY END EVASIONS y>-qr==—=gumm in Business and Love Zeiss aa sor, gama 9 George Randolph Chester, New Revenue Bill Aimed at Stricken in Sleep Security “Presentations” HEART DISEASE FATAL BY FRASER BOW ARDS \ ANCH WASHINGT \ ¢ ® q ny iW 5 rt , “Get Rich Quick Walling- to tt ford’? Author Gone And One Man Came in and Read His Divorce Decree to the Secretary St tie Ee eee | | “« Spray Park on Mountain to Be Opened This Year Many Improvements Within Park; Will| Woman Prisoner Build Golf Course Strangles Guard private office, where, with prel he re George R. Chester 2 Escape Death in All A in ajfrom tho ct oy = mgt hc ; te aA Costly Mov ———————— : wh Raa areas Wt C Feb. 3 WEATHER > r er HIGHEST GOLF COURSE try, f i ored. t , IN WORLD PLANNED 4 TRAVEL PAL TONIGHT n Curtis annour that in the next Z 'S OPENED Temperature Last 24 Hours da om thre dint Ww is to be don Maximum, 56. Minimum, 44. Today noon, 48 CO ee eee cee dat Sam. Hi was with h Ne «have been ma q9 ¥ Seattle's mild winter and her balmy summer deys are being 7 IKE STREE SECOND AVENUE —UN back Bast by F. G. JI. Baker, saleaman for the Seattle Ig Baker clips the Ii tweather doz from The Seattle Star and his “shivering fri eae | The Baby Shop Beckons Hi. About 's Shester Ba THE BON MARCHE ae AAT aA Tek) —ta) B| With Outstanding Values for Wednesday > ier husband complained o Wednesday at 9 A.M. Now for Another Big Day— Infants’ Creepers and Rompers Physicians bel! >> cS Hiniment. Lat cre bi st was fr a1 i Straight leg styles with tiny upturned cuffs for little brother, and + Chester laus it and said a s y full peg top effects for little sister. All daintily hand-smocked and i oweil, if we © nt to torture & character in one of our stories, embroidered. Sizes to 4 years. fl just rub him with liniment an GINGHAMS : ) Imported Gingham $ nie ake i od PERCALES “ Panty Dresses 2 ° 9 5 at an early age and began| > 8 k : Knitted Beautifully made and dashingly trimmed with know- paper work as 2 reporter on 20 i f ithe Detrait News. Later “he worked Sli ing little organdie ruffling, and some with smocked | 3 Mies ota ne / LEY bs ip-on $2 45 yokes, Both plain and checked ginghams, and lovely | Mercerized 39 lich he was Sunday editor. ! . c | Infants’ Imported 2 er Sweaters bright colors. Sizes 2 to 6. | Socks $e. wrote for, newspaper syndi 4 \ . In plain bright shades | INFANTS’ SMALL BLANKETS | a pobtir Eauiex Walllegtona™ 5 | r trimmed jauntily with | in plaids and plain shades 39c and 59c Me poner tr the genial swindler’s compan 2 white. Knitted in link Well Babies’ Free Clinic, under the direction of City | © / ened . Blackie Daw,” in 1908. The and link, and belted with | Board of Health, Wednesday from 9:50 to 11:30, | with plaid tops. Sizes 414 heavy cord tie. Sizes to 3 34. | Baby Shop—Second Mloor—The Bon Marche | to 614, collaboration with Lillion Chester “Cordelia Blossom,” in 1914, pay in 1H , | } 5 HEH Three Lovely New Models in overnor Ready to eigen eee Abed Youthline Corsets $3.50 { inetd that his indictment by the i ‘ jana Stripes! Deftly designed to meet the need of the stout and I df Id not al A Be im ir fasts toc detendiag him a se \ Plaids ! near-stout figure—at a most moderate price. Bethe rene Marton LuULY, UMBER 729, as sketched, | ATUMBER 728, de-| AJUMBER 727, for hey are nearly ready for him to is designed for the short signed for tall average stout fig- on trial on cliarges of larceny, ‘ stout figure. All-elastic tops, |... « a ag ure. Low elastic top in eset and rere eothig same height front and back. "alg cae ties front, and slightly : . : , . : : Made from plain pink coutil, | ees raised in the back. Long a 2 ae Novelty Combinations! F igured Designs in Percale! 48 thichée bees alon 25 to40. | skirt. Sizes 25 to 40.| skirt, Sizes 25 to 83. ; 8m W. Chieftai Unusual Apron values in a splendid variety of pleasing colors—light and dark ithe wie gh entender ' or War eftain shades in good quality materials, Exceptionally well made and trimmed with 108 ae otep ‘al rick-rack and self materials in contrasting colors, every style in all sizes. Extra sizes in Percale. Se oi ete et ge ——— Feral 36-inch Cotton Challies and Cretonnes 15¢ ich the body will lie in state, ani A Local Jobber’s Clean-up of End of Season Effective floral and Oriental patterns in serviceable quality. Lengths to 6 yards. j military service. Gen. Adams oe cone atk D R U M M E R Ss’ Ss A M Pp L E Ss Fruit of the Loom 6 5¢ | 45-Inch White $ | . 0 0 Medium and large sizes— Sheeting, yard Art Linen hige'Safe Carted | For M en ; Wo m en and © hildre n A heavy weight, durable quality | Nice quality pure linen for lunch wbite, Satteive sce eae ae These samples are slight] iled—otherwise th Sheeting which will withstand | cloths and scarfs. j = s sigi solled—otherwise re i iti vels. Away by Yeggmen iy Se they are in perfect condition, towels. wear and laundering; 81 inches 36-Inch Black | MORRIS, 111, Feb. 25—F wane. - Saas ba 25 | 16-Inch Heavy ee @ [AT ABOUT WHOLESALE PRICES! Tu cap Le ae. | eee C Turkish Toweling 29C fhe night and carted ; F Towels, each | poo quality fot _, bloomers, | Good _ quality for. everyday Me Saat aeethade’ toconad ast Men’s Union Suits Men’s Size 15x81, in all white. For | het apenas clothes. In | towels. In white with red center e 6 0| ote A sy faclgeeeg ; y serviceable, lengths to 5 yards. striping, aes, 2 C82, 904 bolts trom} Poreage tents ype Dress Shirts 85cto$2.98 family use. Highly serviceable Third Floor—The Bon Marche me ES weights; some Under QO to 4.50 5 lan of North Is rts. Men’s «: oxtx) | New Planned Body Men’s Socks Wool Mackinaws $5.98 Smee aha ny Ton Mtn vm ate cane 106 £9 4Q¢ | Children’s Stockings Sith oa Stamped Buf f et Sets 65c : . Stamped in three attractive floral patterns vhi i And the fortiation of icon Boys’ Toctegs ae and part woot i t 59, nicely finished with hemstitehed edee to: canine Indian Head, and eer car ge fe bere 8 All wool knitted, In a SIDS at cae CLO OIG BEF convenient set which Stamped Drywell Towels | Musli Nigh 1.15 bounty, announced today. ; variety of color combina 39Q to 75¢ Boys’ and ’ consists of: 35. aged: ightgowns $1. . ~ tions. oys and Men’s Sweaters 1 Kitchen Broom c |, Good quality white _ muslin, URL, 14, ARRESTED Pe " . All wool and part | ‘ In three designs for colored . | Stamped in two designs. Neck and i AS “COMMON DRUNK” Mechanics’ Union Suits wool in plain "$1.65 to $5.98 1 12-quart Pail em broidery. Hemmed, or hemstitched | Sleeves hemstitched for crochet. AID to be tho youngést girl Satin pap 3 * $2 49& $4. 50 epee pee Bae Brash y | for crochet. Stamped Kitchen Aprons w¥er arrested. in Seattle for || aye a A Women’s and Children’s 1 Small Package Gold Dust |} Bag Tops at $1.00 irunkenness, “Jane Doe,” 14, was ing held by the women's divis. Men's Sport Coats Underwear Union Street Either hinge or chain tops—the of the police Tuesday. Heather ; NG apis Sive el ee , | Two pretty designs, one stamped : iit ere In the lot are Vests, Gi) | latter extra heavy, with rings .and| 4) bind linene the “other on maize “fy The child was found at Fifth in wool and ro Y 65to 98 Union Suits, Bloomers 15¢ to $9 - pulls. Very smart for the new bead- | li Bib aracute : jon st.-by Patrolmen || Wiel, . 'e and Walsts, ® | ed bags. |linene. Bib and strap styles. and H. D. Kimsey, of moralé squad. She was’ so Men’s Flannel Shirts Women’s Stockings — Bt alty' | New Art-Kraft Table Covers | 19- and 20-Inch | Cotton Scarfing 29 Cc | Good grade cotton huck in all- intoxicated she could not e her name and was booked as || Wool, part wool Cotton and wool mix- Cary URN, Round and Square—made from oilcloth, stenciled in many new designs. ‘Jane Dot.” Sho was then taken and cotton. 1.4 to 3.98 tures, Soto 1. — Bi 36-inch size, be seit tile Soe the fall matron, who put her Art Needlo Work—Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche bed.