The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1924, Page 10

Find Secret Still and Arrest Owner EX-COP GUILT IN U. S. CASE Harvey and Relative Fined for Selling Booze ee Barrier About Spot ( = pia < te ~ [arlea of feattle model teuriet ase | rounds A ; Neat Babies ir w : trey | Vessels to Chart a ree uto ca sireet i y + owe I 7 "ve mh : & 708 THE BON MARCHE BarGain BASEMENT Built on Bargains —Growing Gir Q8¢] Popular New Lace 98 with fast red galatea—also Sizes to 44 , on Bargains! some khaki color, Sizes 2 to 8, except 3. Men’s Athletic UNION SUITS Soe Fine quality ribbed, in ecru and white. Sizcs 36 to 46. eS Ste Women’s Knit VESTS n rights FOC Garment Vests with tailored shoul- ders—some with — short sleeves, Tights with cuff knees. Sizes 42 to 44. All lace with full knife pleat- ed Georgette panels. Wash Satin crushed girdles and slips under lace; short sleeves. Whether or not you are plan- ning to purchase a new Easter or Spring frock, you should in- spect this assemblage. Extra bargains! Black and Brown UNION SUITS 49¢ Cross barred nalneak — sizes 2 to 12, a MEN’S GLOS 39c SOCKS | sLiGHT SECONDS With drop stitch tn black, cordovan = and new Spring shades. Athletic Sizes 10 to 11%. Silk $7.35 Stockings All full-fashioned—tisle hem- med tops—reinforced _lisle soles, toes and heels—some sik tops—few chiffons—in black, white and new Spring shades, Jobber’s Jersey Silk SAMPLE PETTICOATS Scalloped pleated flounces 89 $ ? a trimmed with silk braid in contrasting colors. Models in all the new shades. 84 and GIRLS’ NEW TAFFETA DRESSES." EASTER Five Smart Styles! The Utmost in Value! 36 lengths, SH .89 Smart, straight-line styles with nar- row belts—tastefully embroidercd in yarn, silk | and applique. The model Sizes sketched gives keynote of the effective- 8to14 ¢85 of the lot, N. AVY—BROWN—COPEN Women’s Cotton STOCKINGS SECONDS 1 7 Pair Good quality cotton—hemmed tops —reinforced toes and heels—black hd ic and brown—sizes 81% to 10, aL py Styles as pictured in good quality Skinner’s satin with featherweight flexible soles, Walking, Spanish and Baby Reliable footwear at an undeniably low price $69 9 Louis svlf covered heels, Kanter Bargains in All Dey Being Fenced in or Out Citizens Protest Erection of a Wire THE SEATTLE STAR Is Seattle’s Auto Park — (THE BON MARCHE 39¢ 300 Baby Shop ~—, The Men Marche Bas sa Under Easter Frocks o t eck U TMOST dain s should mark RESIDENTS PROTEST ERECTION OF FENCE $1.00 to i, $3.50 Second ¥ The Den M. » trends— creepers to fur wire. The auto park additional improv fs showing many *, and altho 1 until May | Sunday an purchased he Additional for men and women jatalled, Incl more | bath tubs, an porcel ings up to par as yet surface, and an « | Ral roofed.over k | openside dining roc |comodating 100 peop With the formal o; | season, attendan it | wate thruout the 24 hour tourists may check fn or out at any hour of the day or night. New | comers will register at the gate, and| reeely 0-day permit, which, when | desirable, may be renewed. A charge per car of 50 centa per day will be collected when parties finally check out with their cars and camp ling equipment. They can, of course drtve their cars in and out at will jafter establishing themselves in the | camp. | Are they fencing the camp tn the nelghborhood out? Perhaps you can decide, McAdoo Reception Plans Are Changed. Plans for the entertainment of ; William Gibbs McAdoo. have been jebanged to conform with hia ftin. erary, which has been amended, |Robert P. Oldham announced Wed. |nesday. McAdoo will not be tn Se attle for the breakfast reception jplanned by the local democrats. He will enter this state from Chicago, Friday morning, and speak at the Spokane Armorp Friday night. McAdoo will leave Spokane early Friday night and arrive in Tacoma Jat noon Saturday, to nddreas na meet ing. Hoe will motor to Seattle and address a mass meeting Saturday evening in the Masonic temple, Har. | vard ave, and Pine st. Marche For ‘‘Apron Thursday’’ Cleverly Styled Aprons Sy $1.95 Of Imitation Homespun, Crepe Voile and Gingham RESH little Morning Dresses —well made, and full cut. The ging- hams are touched with organdie, and the others aro lace and embrofdery trimmed, Faces Murder for Quarrel Over Debt Emmett Pittman, who shot and) Killed James Bell in a quarrel over & debt, wan charged with first-de- | gree murder fh a complaint filed In superior court Wednesday. Pitt man shot Bell in front of 618% |Jackron st. on the night of March 4. Bell died April 8. A knife was [taken from Bell's hand at the time Pittman was arrested by Patrotman | Michael Buckley. | Veterans Pay Out | on Bond Interest | First interest payment on the! 000 worth of bonds floated by |the American Legion to equip club. rooms was made Wednesd: The occasion also is the anniv: the club's formation, } BUREAU OF MISSING | RELATIVES | § \ In shades of pink, blue, green, beige, natural, and light and dark prints Second Floor—The Bon Marche Libby’s Sliced Pineapple 24c Can Choleo fruit—8 slices to the ecan—in heavy syrup. Peertenn Corn, fino Iowa corn: iw 14 Nut-Topped Butterhorns 2 for lic | but they’ delicious! 6 for whe | Delicious Hot Cross Buns | 25e Dozen Assorted Enster Pastries—dainty | and appetizing, 2 for Ae | 4 for .. 250 | can | Pe My, been . Those whore relatives or re missing are Invited to report | the disappearance directly to ‘The Star. Readers wi Know tho whereabouts 1 oan, a 8, B5e4 three cans. .700 aeapetrult, choice jorida grapefruit; | 1 eae are invited | such Yema as will interes ir readers. ~ Police and. hospitals are bel asked to rene’ e search for ARCH. ER W. BRA of Towa City, low believed to be a victim of amnesia, who disap) don Juno 15 while driv Xeo touring ca conse Tow » model T 6, mot number jo 16 87 years old, feot tall, what stooped ey of Nght blue, He was formerly mo ager of the Iowa City Republican, newspaper, A reward of $10 Is fered by his family cor information leading to the discovery of his where. abouts, Square 1 flavors, « “ake banal set Cakes, assorted Swi sugar cured, Ib California Yellow Ing Peaches, largo cans, No. 2 cans; can ., e simplified the last-minute choosing of the E mderful assortment of the choicest of the and grouping them at this ea: shades of orchid, and Madonna-blue Main Floor—The Bon Marche Aglow With Easter Newness ! Lovely Models in Easter Hats Crepes Milans Hair Braids Burnt Goose Embroidery Flower Trimmings aster Hat by collecting m’s styles—represent- price. und, Yucatan, white with navy, champagne Third Floor—The Bon Marche d,’ Easter Smartly Topcoated! A Remarkably Fashionable Group Rete 2 soft—and styles so siimly informal — that f these coats are al- most irresistible to women who in- simplicity in wraps. Fleecy materiels, adroitly tallored— in both plain and shadow-blurred ef- fects, all silk lined. In warm tana, Madonna biue, lariat and Mezico Second Floor— The Bon Marche It Costs Money NOT TO OWN “The HOOVER It BEATS... — as it Sweeps as it Cleans Money that a Hoover would save for you, little sums paid out week by week through the year, soon mount up and exceed the price of a Hoover. There are the bills for cleaning your car- pets, the wages of the woman who comes to sweep and dust, the expense of launder- ing draperies darkened by swept-up clouds Ng of dust, the cost of new brooms, ete. But your biggest expense is the cost of new rugs to replace wornout ones. Unless rugs are regularly beaten by The Hoover, t embeds itself in —— them. Under on pressure the de structive embedded grit gradually cuts the nap away. The Hoover prevents such wear. Many times over it pays for itself in this way alone. Free demonstration in your home—no obligation to buy, Ask to Seo Our Deferred Payment Plan Union Street Basement Foods for Easter---3-Day Specials! In The Bon Marche Food Shops Hams 27c Lb. Armour's Star er Swift's Pre- mium: extra faney: fine for Eas- ter dinner—by the whole or half ham. Mayflower Coffee 37c¢ Lb. Our Famous blend—of fine coffees. Not over 2 pounds to a customer, Orange Pekoe Blend Tea 50¢ Lb. Our new blend of delicious black tens—2 Ibs, O5e, New Navel Oranges 10c Dozen Sweet and julcy—fino for chil- ‘ dren, and making marmalade. 6 Marche 'Thopsand jad Dressing, 1b Freahly churned Creamery But- fer fine quality; always fre Hon s Ripe Olty ‘oat black; me tenors, fresh Counter Lunch 35c Yankee Pot Roast Home-made Noodles Roast Potatoes Bread and Butter Rice Pudding Vanilla Sauce Coffeo or Milk ATTLE