The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1924, Page 14

mi : THE SEATTLE STAR WOMEN SUPPORT octet Spring Gowns \PUAN HOSPITAL Aamethysts on Bottle”) KILLS LAMY | RYTHER HOME |siscpoagairsouthwiek Stages Annual] Mernin Asotin Wi"! GF Moon” Might Aid « Find Nothing Wrong in View Showing of New Costumes P ns . i H®" ' , Victim and Slayer Former of Children’s Hospice BY, CYNTHIA GREY megan Hoepit ‘ f Prosecuting Attorneys p = Ls Me ; : * = Ban Gaates Over otf a eee A awed yt) Rs iy ‘ ; y e 2 ™ an st giileaies Seatacite wantass : eijuana Tables . a oe an . i © e e ; 4 Silk Week Values Foretell a Brilliant feaseee Os eS Easter in The Bon Marche “ hirty-four employes . Lundquist-Lilly clothes. sheps ofjand twills, o agate gory Seats cag ta .cggrea rp oa anal | Miss Carman Davis, one} Gretic club Monday night. They] The show ts gtven three times | of the MacDougall-Southwick were addre: HG. Penman datly—-at 10:30 a. m, 2 p.m, and 8! special spring fashion shou jn'the: Geen 1 floor | models, with a costume of of the M ik store mi Boner: thwiek store. | white faille silk: trimmed | performance given to ald the | with blue silk and fancy [Orthopedic hospital. An admission | white stitching. Pi A Silk Story AKLY in 1100 5 certain f@pous Bishop of Avreux lof 60 cents will be charged, the en Bi tire proceeds to go to this organiza tion. In addition to the 15 regular mannequins who model, there will lhe elght soclety girls. . The = George Gets |will conclude Wednesday evening. | ; | Worsted on Loots Cash Drawer ail of Studio; Flees Orpheum Bill A man, apparently a na oth 4- ¥ : Seu. tar sean sose'm| hat Privilege, some films, and while Mra. G. B All Right Hammer, the clerk, was looking for) them the man looted the till wy BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER You'd think {t strange yourself. by James & Merrthew Spring /and Sum GAS Se ERI Silks at remarke¢ FOR : bs wate prices—jusLavhen wig / Entirely New nd Very Smart Are These women are plannipg : Burnt Godse and Suede Trimmed their wardrobe for fhe : Milan Hats, $12.50 two seasons when Jilks a re want. EFTLY fashioned in tiny cloche, and sweeping brimmed styles, these hats depend for their knowing dash upon the turn of a feather or the flat- 40-In. Cantonsand $ ) 35 ness of a soft suede flower. Yard Flat CREPES HERE are hand tailored and dress styles—and all the warm conservative colorings of spring’s fancy f the Island of Palermme had known the fipm wore his winding robe in @ new wa: \ back eternally upon his indiscretions. to go backstage at @ theater: and find a girl ali dolled up in-a rod | {pink evening frock, standing in. the | Haseena, ecscre tt ome [36 Teoh Knitted $16 GLOS CREPE Yan : }trol all. the trick’ stage lighting ef: | jtects to be found ina modern play house, | Henry Satirey ahd his Cameo Record orchestra wns delighting an enthusiastic tienes at the: time \ 4 ¥ are beautifully expressed, as well as sleek black and Aad ho coy ghee 36-40-Inch Canton Crepe $1.65 Yd. \ 36-Inch Tricolette 98c - navy. “blue” spot, and the “pink” spot oe i Snats P ¢ F i ta abt ail' ta ( engeied abitcts® taabe 86-Inch Printed Cantons $1.85 Yd. 36-Inch Goetz Taffetas $1.95 Third Floor—The Bon Marche tween daybreak and otilly. night ou. know—well {wan looking for Anna Seymour 39-40-Inch Cantons and Spirals $1.95 Yard 36-Inch Brocaded and Glos. Alpaca DEE r3100 root set ' nih 4 rho Imd been’ “on just betore this $1.45 Yard 40-Inch Silk Crepe de Chines i] oe aie “meant | 36-Inch Drop Stitch Tricolette $1.65 9c Yard House resses. aid 1 know just where they need the different. effects—bdiending with the music," “camo: from. the pinky~ one. I suppose Mr. Santrey finds it BOQ Licticuit to hire" 36-Inch Mixed Pongee 49c Yard 36-Inch Messaline Satin $1.50 Yard 36-Inch Pufflette Crepes $1.95 Yard Stamped and Made Up! $ 1 45 at 36-Inch Check isi ; A Livi ne ‘ ne on wee “gongs rear ps hy 36-Inch Maigell Co ae Tiderer vation The material is a good quality, and the seams are fully of New Silks presented from t sewed. In sizes 36, 38, 40 and 42. Finished models on display. |there in the half-light—“Henry |doean't. know. a thing about the! lights himself.” | She went “on” ogain after the jSantrey act, and tried to. make al fool out of Henry right in front of 40-Inch Black Charmeuse Satin $2.45 Yar 40-Inch Heavy Crepe de Chine $1.65 Yard 36-Inch Printed Silk Pongee $1,25 Yard 40-Inch Glos and Wool Tweeds $1.95 Yard th dience, iithen Henry fol. + Fs odeln, |Sewed ‘Hag’ Hiatt lath. hee -ciostnk 40-Inch Sport Satins $1.55/Yard Page, faebonee de lroom—mind you--and she ‘told him 36-Inch Brocaded Lining Satins $1.45 Yard + Hie age Fo neon j is delivered {to start toward the door and keep rf e ree. i Pattern 21 speédy mofprs to your [on moving—and she Kisyed tum un 36-Inch Novelty Knit Velvet $1.95 Yard fi] 4 Free ails Pattern 210 te F Testing Service, 40-Inch Silk-Mixed Canton $1.45 Yard jder, the right eye—to make every j trite. ; ‘on In blue, r. That's liking right between! 'em; "I sdppose in the Silk In rose, blue, 5 ways depend : ie ai betes any Cages 40-Inch Heavy Satin Spiral Crepe $2.95 Yard Department, : apricot, rose, Noor ded | home-made Mi i thing... hinide\t*—ana trom the 36-Inch Black Satin Duchess $1.75 Yard aah x eae dark and golden Pa With dead hhaiigney eee DAL. laren ua adiea'e’ etva ton tte | 40-Inch Black Chiffon Velvet $3.95 Yard golden brown pene Lighting” Nutter audfeniy heh 40-Inch Imported Erect-Pile Velvet $3.95 Yard refuses to ful tell gumnng hi 4 THE BEST FOO) hy | “Why should he? vane. vie wine {1904 Bryant -Street, San brane She's ‘his. wite! Spe fale gia a htt Telephone i Please Oris elec. | . id Mail by Number, SS ae i i 6 ls ore | Police Butts Giving Size Y | f Careful and Color Bank Holdup ‘ollowing ‘@ report/that. three sus- picious hen were clowely ‘ watching |the: Dexter Horton ,National bank | just before a large amount of. pay- roll” money was to. be .transferred to the Seara Roebuck Co.,/a squad Jot police were. searching: the city |Tuesday in an effort’ to locate the men. | The police received the. report! just as the payroW money ;was to/ be dispatched in care of messen-} gers, « Capt, Charles A. Dolphin {m-| mediately sent three motorey men to the bank, but the trio had disappeared. The police tat éd that the ‘bank ofticlals dented having made the report and knew} nothing of any. payroll dispatch. | The cops are now wondering If] someone had pulled an “April First!” telephone ‘call on them, SLATE PROGRAM Met Merchants Plan April Phool Entertainment Members of the ‘opolitan Mer. chants’ association—comprising tho majority of the tenants and em-| Wanted | Orders Given | | Attention | No. 210 No. 214 Art Needlework Section, Main Floor—The Bon Marche A Special Day for-Babves | With the Baby Shop Full bf Values! Outing Flannel Wearables | Infants’ Blankets Reduced Oc | Blankets/ and the small ends }f Outing Flanne¥ Kimonos, Gowns and | larger blankets, in plaids and plah Muslin 18c Yard 25c Yard Gertrudes, well made and trimmed with shades. Sizes 30x40 and 36x40, 1,500 yards of fine qual- 1,800 yards of this stro work in dainty colors. ER Blankets Reduced to 29¢ ity muslin, useful in dozens | serviceable fabric. Fine for Sao Khe a 59c Blankets Reduced to 45¢ of ways. In lengths to 10 outing clothes. sacque, bentecs and cap—special at Infants’ New Long Dresses, lace and} yards. 36-Inch Lace Voiles $1.47. embroidery trimmed, 59¢. is ? ‘ Red Star Bird's-eye Diaper Cloth, 27- 36-Inch Indian Head 25c Yard Hand-painted Oilcloth Bibs for Kaster| inch width, 10-yard, bolts, $2.25, 20c Yard 2,000 yards, in white= gifts. Clever, new and practical, at | 27-inch Outing Diapers, hemmed per 3,000 yards, unbleached, | delicate ‘and dainty f 39¢, dozen, $2.50. ; wonderful quality. Fine for} for underthings, An excel Baby Shop, Second F Joor—The Bon Marche eedlework. tional value. Third Floor—The Bon Marcho Cotton Fabrics at : Saving Prices 36-Inch Lonsdale | 27-Inch Khaki Clot ee Clinic for Well Babies 9:30 (0 11:30 Wednesday * Under the Direction of the City Board of Health Second Floor A new Lower Price ou “Oynx” Pointex Hose $1.95 Chiffon or medium weights wanted colors, Main Floor—The Bon Marche, fs plays Ino the White-Henry-Stuart (building, the Cobb, Douglas, Ant: lera,, Arena and Hippodrome bulld. ings, and the Stimson’ Medical build ing, and the Olymiple hotel—wil ‘at- tend an “April Phool’ entertain: ‘mont Tuesday night, E—UNION STREET—SEATTLE mei oiicbrb ivi ia NR cl eae