The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1924, Page 8

CASH BONUS ISSKAGIT PROBEFORMER WIFE, SET FORTH IS DELAYED © THAW MEET Democrats Sponsor Substi-/Choice of Investigators But They Do Not Speak at tute for Insurance Holds Up Plans Sanity Probe Hearing ' ‘ PHIA WASHINGTON f Sa erate laid the right Hight of way An agreement members . 20-y poticy democrats ther Which wou of ser m amount aK ty , WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE ating r } Water will be shut. off t : h 2 “y PN. 46th st., from Woodlaw f ve [te Aurora co, Weed mittee for -§ is o : Pfrem 8 a. m.t said he believed THE BON MARCHE BarGain BASEMENT “Built on bargains—growing on bargains”—gives the story of the Bargain Basement in a nut shell. Do your shopping in the Bargain Basement and spread the news of ECONOMY among your friends. Typical of Bargain Basement Savings! UNUSUAL DRESSES 2 9/7 Smart Styles in Flat and Canton Crepe Short, three-quarter and long sleeves; side drapes; apron effects; knife pleated panels; novelty bead trim; clus- ter pleated skirts; lace, embroidery, ribbon and steel button trim; nov- elty beaded girdles; gold lace insertion. Extra*Heavy Khaki Knickers Girls’ Wool, Polaire and Tweed COATS 4.35 Pleasing styles in belted and side-tie Sizes models. All fully lined, with button and 7 to 14 Bargains, Because Seller Cuts Prices! 648 Pairs Women’s Latest Novelty PUMPS and SANDALS vy tical—easy fitting! _. TAN—COCOA—BLUE | | | hai | mi: me to ate SUEDE, SATIN, PATENT, ELK LEATHERS Spanish, Cuban, Walking—Self-Covered Heels Black Suede and Satin Pumps | str to th Black Satin Pumps Novelty cut-outs combined with ankle straps by One-strap, button style—novelty cutouts— Wt _ isch spanish heels, Cuban heels. du Saeemner ete ert eon ty Ti gto Patent and Gray Elk Sandals i Gray Elk and Patent Sandals | With combination of buckle, ankle strap and if center strap—walking heels, ani One-strap, buckle style—walking heels. or CITY TO ENTER™ {Rail Terminal Troubles Sub- The city of Seattle \Hefore the interstate commerce com: | works, terested torneys on the Calderhead plan of | unit operation, introduced at the be-| A. Johnson was arrested by deputy One-strap, button style—novelty cut-outs— mmed with black suede—novelty cut-outs | ginning of the hearing.. “The conten:|sheritty on Monday night tae Spanish heels. —one-strap, button style, jtion of the rallroadi\ is that the |Se-|attle hotel and is being hel 5 ; —————————$ attle switching rates are too low,! sheriff of Bellingham, where i Patent and Black Suede Pumps Gray Suede and Patent Pumps [rather than too high, ax contended | wanted on a gran " mer'# switching cost the roads twolerat court h plied only to the so-called THE SEATTLE STAR Four Short Days—Then Easter Bon Marche Stocks Are Most Complete for “Pride in Appearance” Week a Boys! This Way for Easter Wearables Two-Knicker Suits $7.95 to $22.50 In fancy mixtures which be ike, blue serge and Junior Norfolk Suits $8.50 to $11.75 For fellows 4 to 10. Regular coat styles, like big brother's, with straight pant Smart New Top-Coats $5.85 to $16.50 Top Coats in plaid and. tweed effects, with raglan or set-in sleeves, Sizes 4 to 10, Tom Sawyer Shirts and Blouses Made from quality fabrics, tailored like dad's, guaranteed fast color Blouses, 95¢ to $2.75. Shirts, $1.25 to $3.00. Bright New Easter Neckwear Silk Four-in-Hand Ties, 35¢ to $1.00. Knitted Four-in-Hand Ties, 45¢ to $1.50. Windsor Ties, 50¢ to § and No, 38 More of Those Stamped House Dresses $1 —of Firm, Washable Materials Pattern 31 Pattern 38 Pattern 41 Shell Pink Blue Shell Pink Easily fashioned into any size to 42. Telephone and mail orders given careful attention. Please order by style number. Madeira Napkins Set of 6, $2.85 Scalloped edged, pure linen, hand embroidered. Various corner designs, in- cluding basket patterns. Special Wednesday. Linen Lunch Napkins Set of 6 $1.95 | Taffeta Pillows Round styles, $2.95 and $5.00. Other shapes, $6.00, Hand-made flowers and fruits and clever cordings trim these attractive pil- | lows. Half-inch hemstitched hems. Special for one day’s selling. Main Floor—The Bon Marche Easter Togs for Tots that will make small eyes round with pleasure! Little Boys’ Easter Suits $1.95 to $4.9 r from syroadclot n Oliv Twist style ize 2 to 4 year ° . , ° Little Girls’ Organdie Frocks, $1.95 Frilly, dainty, flower-like dresses in pink blue ellow ite and re 2 to 6 Organdie Hats to match, $1.95 to $2.9 New Sateen Bloomers in pink, te and | Infants’ Crepe de Chine Coats in pink black 1 to 6, 39¢. white, $5.95. Outing Flannel Gowns, Kir nd G Infants’ $1.95 Knitted Sets—Sacque, Bon- reduced to $1.47, trudes, hand finished, 50¢. net Second Floor—The Bon Marche sootec be held with travel far along Fashion's Jaunty irts, Road this spring. Sweaters, pleated LIP-ONS and Jacquette styles, of fine mohair, glos and alpaca, many made in the dashing } scarf style—and others with the Mandarin collar. In shades of sil- ver, lariat, Chinese blue, Chinese red, Mexico, orchid, canary and banana. $12.95 ACQUETTES and Mandarins of mohair and glos, in clever new styles. In shades of lariat, silver, navy, Temple yellow, prairie green and artichoke. $10.95 New Nemo Circlet for Easter that fashion and fropks demand. The new bust-supporting: device to produce. the desired flat and wanted -boyish effect Back closing and made rom pink or’ white silk sed «madras, a our core es will gladly help : you choose your correct KIRTS, pleated in knife and nize, combination effects, of firm There are many other silk-and-wool crepes. In Temple pred boo saes rel hat sc yellow, blues, artichoke, lariat, t Mexico and all the new sweater shades. Second Floor—The Bon Marche 1,000 Yards 36-Inch Bleached Indian Head, 25c For Easter Giving Tasseled Baskets, 19c, 29c, 69c Soft finished in Chinese Cov- lengths to 10 yards, ered Baskets, 32- and 36-Inch Tissues decorated with 25¢ coins, rings and Ginghams in checks and tassels. stripes. Very . good - popular shades. 36-Inch Madras Shirting Flower Bowls Bg 25. id 75 c an ic 2,000 yards, 5 st hed and Ase? toeronion Richly embossed and boys’ waists. Tokenabe _ pottery, Third Floor—The Bon Marche the bowl being com- plete with flower holder. Glass Vases 35c and 75c Attractive Cut Glass Vases in pretty floral patterns. Easter Baskets, 5¢ to 35¢, Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche ake Big Haul in | Distillery Raid! y gallons of moonshine liquor, sh, two sacks of t and a 50-gallon | f Matt| alf mile} F 10 ugar, still were Starwioh north of I wood, Monday night, | The proprietor of the distilery | could not be located, - | _Drug Case Tried | narcotic SWITCH MEET ject of Fight may take 1 nd in the frieght switching hearing | trial of Emilio charges be miah Bamba on nin 1 Neterer’s court] sion and the state board of public it became known Tuesday orning, J. D, Blackwell, in a letter y morning. Bamba, a young the state department Monday,| Filipino, was arrested March 14 by ated that the city was vitally in-| federal narcotic agents at Seventh in opening .a number. of Ave. and Washington st, after hay- reets across property now devoted |!ng purchased morphine from him railroad purposes. jwith marked money, The Tuesday session opened after mies Held for Charges | | © first day's attack by railroad at 1 larceny charge, the state, _" Voluminous statistios wore ced by EB. V, Peterson, s the Northern Pacific the railroad's figures, Intro: tistician Peay republican con: | 12th Kentucky | not guilty in fed. today to conspiracy he national prohibition | Huth and Walter B. Canton, ©. aceused in the entered similar pleas, nan from the kt riet, plea id a half times the The 1ount of the to violate yeni received. ef jntraterminal switching, same jbut the audience liked Jimmie Cas: |Merchants Defeat Art in Elections CARMEL BY THE SEA, Cal., April 15.—Groceries stood triumphant today over art in Carmel by the In the clty election. held yester the artists and the poets pitted t strength against the d ers in pota toes, hot dogs and ireat estate, and art lost, By a margin of two votes an ordi- ermitting such | Cork Comedian Star of New Pantages Show Jack Strouse gets the Mon's share of the applause at thy theater this week in a cl GOVERNOR WILL "SEE EPIDEMIC Hart Leaves for California to Protect Washington With BEB. . French, director griculture, returned from an in- pection of tho infected districts, ov, Louis F, Hart has left Olympl for a first-hand view of tho hoof and mouth livestock disease conditions in ,|California, according to word re- Pantages er black pt, “Over the in which he “plugs” ev thing from ballads to jaz son And does it well Strouse’s numbers are but he seems to put over “Why [beautifully set andy Did I Kiss That Girl?" a comic bal: |"Rip Van Winkle’s Dream," It is a |celved by The Star Tuesday, ad, to better effect than all others. jclever act and comprises Stafford| Gov. Hart warned They aren't in headline position, |as Rip, Alec Brady ag the little directors of all fair |dwarf of the mountains, with his {livestock shows not 2o make any ar- fon and Fred Kier Monday night. |poten brew, Marie Stone as an In-|Fangements for such exhibits until These boys, a lengthy pianist, Who {dian prir and Schneider, the | they have conferred with state aur 8 also ain eccentrice dancer and a|dog, by himself, This dog is a whole | thorities as to the quarantine. comical songster, have a rare com-!show in himseif, Authorities of Washington, Oregon bination of real musical ability, good | ‘Pho Hos’ open the dill with |and Idaho will probably meet soon svake Presence and catchy comedian jsome fair balancing and sirength |to unite on regulating the quaran: abl | tricks Which go. well, y | tine restrictions. ) satire on|when they bring out a small daugh-| Oregon and Washington quarai face song and patter Phone,” all good, | S, King Solomon, Jr,’ 1940, a When there will be so many |ter Jor some unique acrobatic | tine rules are similar; Idaho has women and so few men that» any |dances and songs. very stringent quarantine measure pan may have as many wives as| Glenn Goff, ‘at the big piano, {and Arizona has also taken rigid ac } he can support (according to the fon, sketch), The present epidemic in California, Director French told the tourist com: nittee of the Chamber of Commerce makes his strongest bid for mus is headed by Charles De-|appreciation in. the Liss land, with seven beauteous girls, all|ment of that unforgettat of strikingly dissimilar typos, ‘The | “Wildfio rt's serenade," Plot is exceedingly frothy, It new and popular fox trot nere Monday, has ben traced to the tains some good laughs, however, [is well received. feeding of hogs with overripe meats And Js well staged and costumed, ||. Pathe sand an Fddlo Lyons |brought to San Francisco in ships | Frank Statford presente pis bead juin comedy round out the bill from the Orient,