The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1924, Page 14

: shee THE SEATTLE STAR B | DRY CHIEFTAIN DISCUSS TIE-UP ( Pie : , Begin Assessments | ‘ : ATTACKS BAIL eselines it ated - Annual Appraisals on Property Are Begun p | y yy 4 t i BOE VS F Bars! Muelintkan Beention of be by King County Official Statf | pes) / t e Uriticises actice Of f 0 eSB rl) Seabee fee f ae? Diese eB tae oe “ Ape eM ELT se LS senscienifanailesiensindaieaepmecimnmmneiaivagin Q < Avoiding Trial ™~ ‘. S lk C. ; ~<a - 4 £ a: ia 4,000 Yds. New Silk Crepes}; ~s - fa = | : tt And Fashion Says Crepes for Spring i ; » . the following list that can be used for Frocks, OUSES OF 1 ings: E 4 | 39-In. Colorful Crepe de Chines |39-In. Printed Canton Crepes * ’ ; : ‘ . ot t ke an tpt 39-In. Fine Black Satin Canton 39 1,ch Black Crepe Meteor ‘ B Bodaiais kéactande’ tot Be ‘ f § Frericespopay ff Comedy Pair fp se oe $2.95) 2: hea 1 t { . A a) | Seat Sale se 39-In. Heavy Weight Canton = 39_Jn, Moire Canton Crepe a i Add to Past A ay aunty reps thea ang a8 sid Sherman-Clay Co. be F shabby or shap $2.95 , ally fa i $2 95 = trd Ave. and Pine St. a r a ao Honors Here Orion ahd : ad Arena Box Office 39-In. Lustrous Crepe de Chine 39-Inch Fine Georgettes, at : j . se ; ; ff ‘, rose, castor, oF Ven f of 1 - Chicago Civic Seattle, Show eee cote seme Yon mm. $1495 = @ Lec $1.75 ; : : —e aie sa ree Third Floor—The Bon Marche - Opera Company ‘ a AT THE ARENA a MA “Mefistofele” With CHALIAPIN Bo) de ee mportant Lace Event oie “Salome” y With MARY GARDEN e ° J “ee Decidedly Low Prices! i Wash Laces, Spanish Laces, Metal Laces z r i Kathryn Boyd, 625 Columbia at., is receiving instructions | Timely, to Be Sure, With Spring Dressmaking a 1 ee from CGY ASIC San H. Chang on now y A out an Right at god eer Spring Dressmaking ; = t ssesament sheet for personal property. Miss Boyd ia one ‘lasses Just Starti y ‘ alalellaleaiee | of a rete of 65 put 10 work Monday to check A on the gopdioh siti mitas ‘ METROPOLITAN | wealth of the county for taxation purposes Novelty Wash Laces ‘ gain $1 Matt Wednesday sidan tn einai ote ees mn " a t : : 5c I - 4 Yard . Cent a Assorted Wash Laces “The Big : anne te bends fase dst ae aA Goes na : fad |itousand of Dil tas vie| Allows Thief to Christian Test Is me cetin ‘ : mand 10¢ Bee 81, 5150 ttl new friends for the two pomnny Escape With $1 Control of Tongue Wash Laces, 19c Yard Metal Laces 85c Yard omedians. A.J. 8. oused a round “The Words of My .Mouth,” his "lat a h scalloped a jalloons in i Mec, Beg. San., March 9th — ate 0 a: | ner Fond ps en : , nas halt pr * fects; pa metal Former Montanans will meet at) roo: “Montana dance” at the Moose) W. mall or floral teel and satin, Ten Commandments. alone," Rev e Laces with } . Cleveland wer declared in ” top; Imitation Crochet, Very popular trimming hats, | temple, March 4, according to an-|the pockets of his trousers Sun: speaking Su morning at the Venise and Cluny—3 to 9 inches | dresses and making fancy work— Wagenhals & Kemper }Rouncement of the committee in| midnight. McCash did not disp University burch. “The wide, 4 to 5% inches wide, Present Bowes The first 60 to arrive in/the contents of the pockets with the| spoken word, , "is a power THE GREATEST | Montana character costume will be} thief, and allowed him to escape with | for good or evil and its control is a : oY 4 MYSTERY PLAY OF admitted free. Peon pee gute bronly | teat of Christian character.” 4-Inch Venise Laces 36-In. Metal Flouncing § = ALL TIME ——— 50c Yard ij $2.50 Yard : Exceptional quality Flouncing. q Smart patterns in gold and silver two-tone, Fascinating effects for evening gowns. 8 fe a a pS ae cl z Bargain Mat. Wednesday Ba hn Fy = a a a B THE BON MARCHE a RGAIN BASEMENT We buy surplus stocks, odd and job lots, close-outs—in fact, anything that is a bargain. Every piece of merchandise we sell is a bargain. Step down the Pike Street Entrance and save money! Knitted 36-Inch Spanish Laces | Marabou Trimmings e | 95c Yard 85c Yard A most wonderful Jot of Span ‘The very newest Trimmings for ish Pattern Laces—black and a! evening and street wear, In all wide variety of colors, All 36 | the popular shades as well as Marche Price $ 1 2 e 7 5 uF ” Nice Fine E mibpoitles y ELL-DRESSED WOMEN are adopting the Knit-] _ Mind a8 epenwork patterns in fine Muslin Eambrekdery 10¢ ted Suit unreservedly this spring for their out- 7 inches ‘wide. f: door sports and motoring. This new group is espe- cially charming in their vibrant high shade: their trim lines. Trig straight skirts, on elastic w. Tuesday—Friend-Winning Values SMART NEW SPRING COATS Swagger! Becky 9 3 A 50 Dashing! pitas Mannish! Youthfal! Downy Fleece! Plain and Overplaid Polaire! Clever styles that will give a lot of service—for the styles are up-to- the-minute and the maferials are the durable kind. Besides, you will be able to buy your Spring Hat with what you save. Gray—tan—rookle—gray with green. stripes—brown and white plaids. All are fully lined—high conyertible collars—novelty strappings on sleeves—noyelty pcckets—sleeves cut on bias—some indistinct plaids. Black Suede and Patent Leather An Unusual Shoe Value Sizes 214 to 8; Widths B, C, D ij Five good styles with novelty ph A # cutouts—light-weight wells— MacKay turns—Cuban and high hecls—some with rubbers. Dull Embroidered Organdie band, and either slip-on jackets or side-fasten styles Embroldered Organdie Edges in ecru and white, em- | : ‘ oa SM Hath toue broidered in contrasting colors—finished with scalloped | Fine worsteds, either banded, striped or ot hecaatitonad ellaeac iC i plaided with contrasting glos Mali —n M | Second Floor—The Bon Marche pes tomtaprtmage nr ee | 32-Inch Dress and Apron Ginghams 15¢ iF Little Yoshi and Company Northlane and Ward _ | FOUR YELLERONS 1,800 yards—finely woven, in neat checks, in shades of blue, pink, helio and green—lengths to 10 yards. 30-Inch Cotton Pongee 25c Yd.|27-Inch Heavy Khaki 25c Yd. 2,000 yards—fine quality, all good colors for pajamas, 1,800 yards—good heavy weight, lengths to 10 yards. shirts and many other uses. In pink, blue, rose, green | ts and tan. Wash Goods Section, Third Floor-—The Bon Marche LEARN DRESSMAKING! Spring Classes Start today. Still time to enroll tomorrow. Expert instructress in charge. Register at once. Second Floor—The Bon Marche. Course of 12 lessons, $2.00. Register at once. Second Floor The Bon Marche. Expert instructress in charge. Practical Kitchen Needs at Saving Prices Flour Cans | bs $1.25 s or Sanitary and eas’ t thy washed Canisters, white enameled, and with capacity of 20 Canned Goods Special For Canned Goods Week Lily of the Valley Golden Bantam Corn 20c Delicious golden corn, nice and sweet —6 cans for $1.15. FRANCIS | 9:52 Australian zs ily kid and suede trimmings. California Yellow 1 8 pounds, ‘i 1,500 Yards 36-Inch Cling Peaches, Can Cc i 2,500 Yards 28-Inch int WILL KING Shirting Large cans, firm, fine fruit —in ‘ . leached syrup—6 cans for $1.00. a MUSICAt Ses ies on iH C Mad 29¢ Egg Beater Set 59c 5, 6, 7, & and S.inch sizes oa ig pil ¥ CO. | | Muslin adras Yard Challenge Peas Consists of 16-02. Graduated Glass Bowls in a nest, Cannot ea ~ My. Man’ Yard Woven colored stripes. 6 Cans 85c—Can 18c Ju, and doublesc accent, telephoned orders of es CREATION, Po 4s iG Fine quality, and very tender, te 1,200 Yards 36-Inch 1,000 Yards 36-Inch me oH UL = Well conStructed, easily cleaned, and durable, Family Scale $1.95 Will weigh to 24 pounds. Adjustable with thumb screw Union St. Basement—The Bow Marche California State Asparagus—Can v Oc Excellent flavor, very tender—6 cans for $1.15. Upper } SILK-AND-COTTON Mi Ooe Plain and novelty designs in honeydew, peach, orchid, blue and maize, MADRAS AND BROADCLOTH 39c Woven glos stripes, jain Floor—The Bon Marche