The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 19, 1924, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR STRANGER MAY'DEATH FEARED JAPS PRAY TO.EX-POLICEMA BE BISHOP —accisentsiootng victim WARD QUAKE INDICTED Hove sar B line : Successor to Be rvers Nea ordering Spring Celebrations Marked Former Seattle Officer on Walla Walla in Mt. Rainier War DELAY TREATY Chino-Russ Held Up SEEK MAN IN BOOZE PACT Vacant-Lot ‘Company’ Has Secret Formula Contract Relations Are by Break \ Keator’s Named on May 6 THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT It makes our for value and Fewer and more efficient salespeople reduce our selling cost! prices lower! It helps to make the Bargain Basement famous (SECONDS) 35c Reinforced lisle soles and tops. A good assortment of colors. Sizes 914 to 11% Big Savings! Unusual COATS 15 Sizes to 44 3 for $1.00 Men’s Cotton UNION SUITS (SECONDS) 79c Light Spring welght; fine The thrifty shopper who demands the utmost in style, material and workmanship, should make sute of first choice on Thursday! Coats like these at suck a price are not an every-day occurrence. Besides, they don't last—here today and gone tomorrow. These are meditim welght coats, suitable for Spring wear, and are versions of the latest modes. 1,200 Prs.Women’s and Children’s SAMPLE HOSIERY 22C Glos—Mercerized Lisle—Fine Gauge Cotton. Plain and English rib, in black and many new Spring colors—some seconds. Just think of it—four pairs for 2 dollar—real savings. suabe ROSEWOOD SHADE HATS “489 in white and cera. Rosewood—one of the new Spring shades—and, oh, such smartly trimmed shapes. No two alike, and every model a dream. Come and see this collection for yourself and you'll understand wh) the Bargain Basement Millinery has become so popular amongst thrifty shoppers. ¥ ri NEW KHAKI WEARABLES A new shipment of sulphur-dyed khaki garments, which are guaranteed not to fade. All the pieces match and have double stitched seams. Khaki Knickers and Breeches For Women and Misses Sizes 24 to 36 $ 89 Made of good welght khaki, e with two pockets and adjust able knee bands. Every pair a bargain. Khaki Middies to Match Sizes 18 to 44 Heavy and medium om 89 khaki in co-ed style, with . roomy pocket. Extra well made. Good value for the money. Extra Heavy Khaki Knickers Sizes 24 to 34 69 e' Hard-wearing garments tha ould carry you through many seasons. Hard to mur pass in serviceability. Khaki Mannish | Shirts Light weight, with fiap button pockets. sleeves and collars, Sizes 18 to 44 Girls’ Two-Piece | Girls’ One-Piece Khaki Suits | Heavy Khaki Suits Comprising knickers and middy. | Long | Blastic walsthand on knickers. | convertible | Good looking suits of durable mate $1.69). $1.95 8 to 14 Heavy quality khakt with sailor collars and two pockets seat butte Sizes 8 to 14 Drop ith double belt to conceal $2.39 by Supplications In This Spring Millinery Large Single Roses Come Into Their Own ——_ *10.00 N New York the vogue for the single rose trimming on wear i8 SMmartly stressed. In this ful trimming is featured, in brilliantly arefully Hats made by leading New York designer workroom, All Spring's lovely blues, Mexican browns, niat gray Thi ~ Mloor—The Bon Marche artichoke silver and and Voiles for ‘Apron Thursday” At $1.95 OOL, crisp, dainty English Prints—in garden colors, embroidered by hand in white—and two lacy styles in the much-wanted new crepe voile. All well made and cut full. With aprons like these at little prices, there is no reason for Jacking house frocks. In rich, new shades and small, medium and large sizes co Second Floor—The Bon Marche In The Bon Marche Food Shops Bon Marche Bread 10c—2 Loaves for 19c Delicious Spice Cakes.......75¢ Pastry, 5 for Buttery Butterhorns, tc ith Te ceeeceees MBG nuts, 9 for 18¢; 5 for...25¢ Playmate White Floating Soap—6 Bars for 25¢ Libby's Rosdalg gticed Pineapple, large cans, delicious fru Lily of the Valle. on Ban: tam Corn, rich and yellow; extra special, g cans $1.15; vos B06 25e Salmon, 1 tall cans, Red Alaska fine red fish; No. 6 for $1.15; each California Yellow Cling large No. 2% cans, 2 for BBe, can Coliseum Brand standard grade Sockeye Kimball's Baked’ Beans fine quality; No, 1 80¢; can Paul's Gooseb dam, 16-0% § Apri Jarge cans; 3 ‘ cans for 45¢; can.......16¢ Armour’s Star Hams 29¢ Lb—by Whole or Half Ham Star OY Swift's Premium, oxtra choice, ¢éorn Freshly Churied Creamery Butter, finest quality b: Kon Marche Thousand “Island Swift's Cottag Dressing, fresh sugar-cured meat; Ib..,., SIO) ent 5 :B8¢ Apricot Jam, delicious, Sliced BacoM Armour's Star or apricot jam; Ib Swift's Premium; tb. 18¢: M4 Ib. for 25¢ Counter Lunch—3aie Breaded Vea) * cutlot Spa Mashed fread ang Rice Pudding with Fruit Sauce * nffee or Milk Main Floof—The Bon Marche made Spring hats for dress n group of hats this gr. contrasting and delicately blended effects. and fashioned in our own and almond greens, , and quantities of black and Dope Ring Charge Cottons ForSpring Sewing 30-Inch Crepe Plisse value in this le Crepe. In and flesh. Lengths t s 40-Inch Air-o-Plane Muslin 25c Yard n ual! Maslin for pil ets and dozens of uses. In lengths to 5 yards 36-Inch Dress Percales 15c light patterng for summer house y, which Third Floor—The Bon Marche Bed Sheets 90c Each . Soft finis 4. good, heavy quality. I r seam, Wil Wear and launder well 66x80 Wool Blankets blue, tan, rose, g and pink 38-Inch All-Linen Damask $1.25 Yard Unbleached Damask in fine, heavy au Patterns, W white Third Floor—The Bon Marche pa aah Bi Niee endl, Extra Values in ' Fiber Suit Cases Strapped Suit Case $2.95 Fiber-covered 24-inch case, with protected corners. Fin. ished with straps and durable locks. In black and cordovan, 24-Inch Fiber Suit Case $1.45 Constructed on a wood frame, ther covered and fitted with lock’ and catches. In cordovan or black. Extra-Deep Suit Cases $4.45 Constructed on wood frames, covered with tough fiber, Fin. ‘shed with two draw bolts and leather straps. Fitted inside With shirt fold; 24-ineh size, in cordovan and black Lower Main Floor PIKL STREDT- Cyclist Arrested on Three Charges a ¥ = “Tha ‘Saving Taillias Demande louses of English Broadcloth $2.95 to $5.75 HE vogue for boyish suits has upset many well-laid plans—and many iron-bound hearts—but charming among its triiimphs is the demand it has made for im- ported English Broadcloth Blouses. Here they their tailored consistencies ahd inconsistencies! Shirt-bosom and tucked-front blouses and chemise styles, with stand-up and boyish roll and square collars. Beautifully made. In tan, gray, white. Second Floor—The Bon Marche 108 Sweaters of the Moment $3.95 to $10.95 | Ging brings foremost in her sportswear wardrobe” the Slip-on and the Mandarin Sweater! There are new golf styles, too—distinctively striped. Fine wools, mohair and mohair contrasted with glos, are knit iti” smooth weaves—and fashioned along the same straight” boyish lines that the suits affect. In scores of bright, high shades—Madonna and Be royal blues, artichoke, temple yellow, Matador and Chinese red, lariat and Mezican browns! Many are trimmed with the clever new effect of Needlepoint embroidery. Second Floor—The Bon Marche Laundry Needs Crown Ironing Boards _ $1.95 Durable, collapsible, inch ironing surface with 1Ax60- Curtain Stretcher $2.15 Adjustable to 6 by 12 feet; no sta- tionary pins to rust Wash Boiler $2.39 Heavy tin, No. 9, with stationary | handles and copper bottom, Wash Tubs 92c Heavy Galvanized Tubs, in family size, Electric Trons $5.00 “Domanco”"—thewiren that willy not burn out, Clothes Wringer $5.25 “Horseshoe” brand, ball bear iy ing, 10-inch rolls. Guarantedd/ for ig 3 years. Union Street Basement 5 - id