The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1924, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR all Will YOU Go To | PROTEST WINS Actor Gives FIND WAITRESS WILLYS COMING WRECK ENGINE Election Board Refuses to New Meaning Mildred Despain Visiting Noted Auto Manufacturer Logging Locomotive Turns The Poorhouse? oa tla se hg pda to Old Rome ee, Thought Lost } Expected in is ; Over Near Big Lake | ‘ D6 Gaut al tine ; . Mantel] Present First of a Series Telling How the ee ald ! | i Inmates of Seattle’s Poorhouse ut With Soul Happened to Become Failures BY MELVIN VOORHEES Hing WHY 64 { F A finnerote and in the Seattle , by aw Star John ©. Kennedy ho meek to kee 4 finish Hite BY JIM MARSHALL ‘| Gawandto' Relate HE poorhouse stands out at 6647 Corsor anyone in King count y go there--when th Mena that | ve f : Oriental Journey no place else to go. Not one of the inn s imagined, ¢ ‘ l le { on oving apirit in t Shik Aig ae t uld t ving it publ Miss Frizlen New Superintenc H. Bruce at ife play father and Association Head nother ures out at t rhouse rhirty-three Withemina 5 of the ilares are women. i s that brought the ailures to tl poorhouse r se) any one of King county Some 0 € were rich—once All were hea were earning good livings and Withdoirg] Friday—The Bon Marche Offers: ae ais " 500 Pairs Imported 12-Button § U Relaxed and: aie 7 20 $s eatives Hats freshed, you're re } ‘ ; 2 hi ble sb he 2RE is smart Mil- ges POOKHOUSE PROBLEM Seen: etl TS, rgesdihagie Gof | INTERESTS EVERXONI ry girls fi | o “Ww F tween 12 and 16 years Tree Tea, of course. orhouse as a hats which artfully com- Early crop, mou oe sveryon bine winsome youthful- ee | a—tT a we Bisa hie ness and grown-up - TaNce, 8 nT pate nit and have:t sophistication. All made Many Heavily cecal a vee || QQ) Pairs Washable SPARED a newest manners—and . displayed in a wide as- n S sortment of and a YIC a color, 1 »t $4.95 to $7.50 * POORHOUSE LIFE Millinery—Third Floor = —— Asi vexsoptional High Grade RUNS ON SCHEDULE betty thouse uns on ache Coty’s y lot of Gloves at Gloves of y \ a very low price. Fine Quality Fragrance c Fancy gauntlets, Washable NEW shipment of j with flaring Fabri Coty’s favorite nai cuffs, trimmed aobric fragrances—in bulk, in \ in contrasting the ezolc, contained no trace of | ath March 33 re seed Soph gonna colors, or straight in any form : and many 3 y ~uff 1. strs — ; flasks. Included are af cuffs with strap fancy cuffs, heavily em- L’Origan, Paris, Lef- —~ Wh } at the wrist. broidered, with strap all leurt, Jasmin, Ambre ‘ ; the way around at the Antique, Emeraude, = Styx and Chypre. Engineers to Head Industrial Theme The Gauntlet Gloves have In gray, brown, wrist. r mode, beaver, and ministers of all ¢ preach there. After burial s Coty's New L’Origan In gray, brown, mode, oak and tan t fs ee ee Raa Par eevee Compacts, dainty and beaver, oak, tan and Scores of neat little id th good looking, $1.00 Y Main Floor champagne x “csc a a ! 252 Pairs Leather | A Remarkable Purchase of Salesman’s Samples! Pee Pach Men! Irish Linen Underthings cp hogy seg prepare the ~ Trimmed With Hand-made Lace meals and a Star tr, who had run teat the ‘institute 2. i a qeealy ie me — * Labeled real Irish Linen, and trimmed Se hageargeoess ety elling. Excellent Cualily . Bloomers E $1 50 with hand-made lace. Slightly mussed Bitce, who have at Telling Savings! from being displayed—but wonderfully r itution only about ‘ : and Vests dainty. In white and pastel colors. oh dig kT dG iat crag bear Sain \r The styles are brown Romeos and black or brown the inmates. Under their dire: 5 . ‘a lkere’ vavari . — aa mati ices the” fares $a bok sepa Everetts. Constructed on the Bakers’ Favorite N C F b V HARRY GREEN ||%:,{0 Sm 's Deine ceveloret Farinas abalar dnate ew Cotton Fabric Vests, 75c _ Je THE CHERRY THEE expenses are thus rrierd me ar ; PGOR pare a Cool Vests for summer w —made straight with just enough fullness. In white, aiwuehcaniae In addition the inmates are better __ Have flexible leather soles and rubber heels, white withzcolor ttimining, and pastel colors. Sizes 86 to 44 : ~ - fed and housed. — Sizes 6 to 13. Second Foor—The Bon Marche Third Floor—The Bon Marche he reasons why he poorhouse RUSH. SESSION 47 Soiled and Mussed Sample Odd Lot 30 Silk, W ool and Velvet OF concrEss | Dimity Blouses 3] BO) | Sate DRESSES $l 2.95 Coolidge Speeds Progress of | Reduced to - - - Full collar length, ci || Reduced to - - U. S. Legislators Attractive Tailored Blouses, in tuck-in and overblouse style. Slightly lay style, for only 50c. : mussed and soiled from having been displayed. Beautiful ane eey 3 were $59.50 4 were $45.00 4 were $35.00 BY A. L. . BRADFORD : Second ‘The Bon Marche work in white and col- 2 were $49.50 12 were $39.50 5 were $34.75 ors on organdy material. PALO FOUR y f Also Venise lace and Good-looking Dresses, in late winter styles—mostly smaller sizes. ; 3 S ecial Values in Bleached Muslin, lic eyelet embroidery pat- Street shades. & ease! see, P ‘ : 1,500 yards—good heavy thread—a terns, Second Floor—The Bon Marche PALET GIRLS his administration tr in the yard wide, in full pieces. : __ Barto & Melvin eh stretch,” the _ president Lenten Foods pore Handkerchiefs 1d do a nok Medge hein Net ed cr ot Duretta Cloth 25c Yard a > ‘a ___ Fenwick Girls jgrand jury and eet ‘dom wn to lexi ey festan artgpried An excellent cloth for milady’s skirts or chit 10c Small Lot Women s st ‘4 lating. To this end Mr, Coolidge fish. dren's suits. Fine mercerized twill, a yard wide. Sheer lawn with daintiest of n conferences at the . ; Beeman lengths to 8 yards embroldered patterns; all white ¢ with house anc hy: ’ cf contrasting colors. Also to map o' definit egtise andl ike Dress Ginghams 15c Yard novelty printed bordered Hand- gram and a time for kerchiefs; pure linen; and chil | adjournmment. a AE AM acl 1,500 yards, extra quality Inches wide, in dren's playtime scenes, figures ‘The first of these conferences will ii i Sa neat checks and small plaids—lengths to 10 yards. and animals. Include house members. and cleaned; large Invitations to the conference at an. ‘ 1 4 M e Tiss Wstte, Howe 50c Turkish Towels 39c Ribbons 10c Yd. © are going out to Sedbsdng of thse wredctin Sechonltiee Fine Sardines, in oil; % sizo can 50 dozen, heavy, double thread bleached Novelty Ribbo: . i R d lof the house. The conference to| of these lovely salad and aoe hemmed Turkish Towels, Size 22x45, ors- eoraed ae Recta educe to map shee, ce amiainder'of the ter: | Wich (MAR (i cecktccesivere 0¢ 25¢ Turkish T. 1 lovely shades in combination A few of these smart and popular Suits left, in shades of gray, tan 0 iy ag Pee Red Alaska Sockeye Salmon, urkish Towels 19c colors, as well as plain satin, and orchid. Light, good looking and specially nice for spring and sum- je House « i ght, g ig P ) pring f ted: ta 6 flowered ribbons for lingerie— a aR oe PARINERS SCRE | " 20, Mr. Coolidge wep aa ee Rag MG 100 dozen, bleached, serviceable. Towels—sixe MAtOMnO Sah mer sport wear, Sizes 86 to 42 in the lot. t hav at. x36 {nche: 4: to Linch widths, aes os © passed : Main Floor—The Bon Marche 1 i en North Coast Brand Medium Red Necund Wien THE Bonratecehn saimon; flat tins, 10¢; 6 tins for «+ oe 55¢ cla mt rnd Sei mV Dress Linen, 75c ¢; can . see ihe Third Floor—The Bon Marche Amateur dancers tritlah Co: 4 | OW ; Pali 26 ji + nil lumbla, Oregon and omplete line of Sait Fink i . / és All pure linen, 86 inches wide; uG may enter the champlon cc 0) at very moderote prices r ”) firm quality, in blue, green, rose, grays be held in Seattle April 4 1 rey sANtS TA TOT tee Th 5 = eydew ink. according to announcement. ‘Th Delieatessen—Main Floor UNION STREET VIKE SERB DECUND AVENUB SEATTLE | [oneydew and pink. |day by Hamilton Douglas eee erred} Third Floor—The Bon Marehe dancing master. ree cone beara ‘ Spe ae ar at aa a ae NE HITE i