The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1924, Page 8

SEVEN INJURED Full Program for New IN CRASHES Cornish Season Ready 5 Well-Known Teachers Will Be in Charge yf All Courses Angel was ted ) & Charge of driving while dr was held | Andre’ view bivd. eyele by ar e Theater; There will Mr, and Mrs, Jame . with the istance of A. Crawford and Lola was not t Frank Martin, of Albany, walked fm front of an automobile at Sec ond ave. S. and Dearborn st. Was knocked A small boy, 1210 Hiawatha pl, was run over at Fourth ave. and Pike st. by au tomobile driven by H. B. er, |a full » 4618 Eastlake ave. The boy v ad Weaving: A full class, under Kris and bruised. tine Hauser, ts promised. THE BON MARCH Barcain BASEMENT ——Just in by Express! Delightful Silk &) Cox jown. Eu George Peterson, 3, He urythmics: Mr, and Mrs, Walter | Dow will be the teachers. Art: This department, under Mr Tohey and Mrs. Davis will run under ule Sylvia Tell Mining Men Will Meet on Thursday Sizes to 46 30 Very Newest Styles! Charmeuse, Canton and Flat Crepe in brown, co- coa, black, navy and oak- wood. Your particular taste is in this group, and you can't get a better dress anywhere at the same price. Bon Marche Suspect _ Again Is Arrested ¢ Capt. Char will be he mation of the holdup, officers. Arrested in Bank Full length panels of cut work embroidery over _With Stolen Check colorful silks—short, 3% and long sleeves—shirred apron effects—side drapes—lace collars and cuffs— medallions of embroidered georgette—novelty buttons forming lattice effects—bands of light colored stitch- ing on sleeves and skirts. Just Opend Up for This Event! 600 Gingham and Percale APRONS * Crisp, new ap- rons in a bevy of delightful colors — and what is more useful, what more attract- ive than a smart, well-tailored garment in the house? pelowed \Pomona: Granges | Favor Suffrage Equal rights for women in all states of the Union are favored by |the Pomona granges of Kitsap, Resolutions w supporting th as to submit posed equal righ tage to the constitution. |Heighton Touring Charles H. Hetghton, candidate {for the republican mination for | Neutenant governor, Is on a tour of |the southwestern part of t |in the interest of his candidac | will go from this section o | tern Washington and will n Walla Walla, Spokane and bate? cities. ‘Used to Drive Ox | Team, Now Flies | } OLYMPIA, Aug. 14—"' IT had |been coming with n am, I would have been on tim: | Meeker, wellknown nonogena |ploneer, who arrived a little be! | time in an airplane from Sand Pol | field to address the annual Pioneers’ | pienic at Rochester, in the south jeastern part of Thurston coun | Wednesday afternoon Light and dark percales in fig- ured, floral and striped designs, trimmed with rick-rack and self materials. Ginghams come in checks and plaids with white embroidered dimity collars. Garments are full cut and in standard sizes to 44. Percales in extra sizes up to 50. mpbell, H. Dodge. P. O. Bandits Put to Rout by Clerk CHEHALIS, Aug. 14.—An attempt to rob the Onalaska postoftic housed in the store of the Onalas. ka Mercantile Co., was frustrated early Wednesday morning, when Fd |Memition, employe, who sleeps over W. Thompson Sizes 3 to 7 B, C and D Widths Black Patents! br |the store, kened to discover Satins and Kids! three men removing the rear win- dow, Wemition fired and they fled. Tan Calfskins! Genuine Bargains! J | New Rainier Road 4 Styles | he last stretch of the Carbon river road to Mount Rainier, hich Military and Spanish heels; good flexible leather petens (hb distance from’ Seattle by soles; colored kid sock linings; tailored one- straps, lattice and fancy cut-outs with elastic gores. Some with black suede trimmings. ‘al miles, will be open: fons from the Wome jal club and the Seattle § men's association will leave at 7 4 m. from 614 Union st. with a group of pick-and-shovel volunteers, FF] in the Southwest! the state | | int | Opening Planned THE SEATTLE STAR . AUTO HONORE of City Preacher for 48 French to Talk in Years to Resign Seattle Next Wee’ r ' ' 6 Moonshine Found Own Mrs. Brown Talks to Civil War Vets 4 Will Greet 0,000,000th Ford Car ‘ Picnic Outing for Employes of Store ; j THE BON Clearing Someone’s Pigeon Can’t Find Homse MARCHE Summer Garments Bodice! Reductions It’s an early season clearance and there’s plenty of time ahead this season to wear these! candy Origi- frocks, in wanted women and misses, Smart sport stripes. Sizes nally $15.00. for now Second Floor—The Bon Marche 19 Spiral Crepe Skirts Roman-striped and plain styles, in high shades; tan and gray. Originally $9.75—now Second Floor—The Bon Marche 76 Girls’ White Voile Frocks $ High-grade Domestic Voiles, in lacy and more tailored styles. From high-priced stocks—now Second Floor—The Bon Marche 12 Brushed Wool Suits $ Trim little suit of skirt and sweater. In pretty 522 colorings. Sizes to 42. Originally $15.95—now Babies’ S er Rompers avies Summer Rompers One Fourth Second Floor—The Bon Marche Poplins, dimities and crepes; daintily Less! 95 trimmed. Sizes to 3 years. Originally $1.75 to $3.50. 39 Women’s Summer Coats Sizes Including many smart models in dress and topcoat styles. for women and misses, 3 were $65.09 Now 4 were $115.00 Now 4 were $59.50 $ 75 3 were $95.00 $ 75 5 2 were $89.50 3 were $55.00 . Kua 7508 e 4 were $49.50 = | j wan $09.50 =e 8 were $48.75 2 were $75.00 Second Floor—The Bon Marche 20 Finer Twill Suits Including the smarter suit modes. Broken lines from high-priced stock. 3 Suits were $75.00 2 Suits were $69.50 6 Suits were $65.00 Now $37.75 40 Sleeveless Flannel and Jersey Suits, reduced to $6.95. Second Floor—The Bon Marche 7 Suits were $59.50 4 Suits were $55.00 Hard-to-Beat Prices on Inexpensive Curtains Filet Net Panels \f Panel Marquisette Curtains panels, patterned ef- 98c Ecru-colored A rich curtain in lovely nets fectively, and fringed. Another style Nal eve duals. tinlated cwith 2. 50 I ‘ fe : has plain body with patterned border rae heavy: Srtige in 2% yard clean blues, printed in pret- Good quality plain col- ind; fringe below the pattern. BACH lengths. FACH ty floral and dotted pat- | ored pat at een i : : terns. Serviceable and-| ings, an lengths to 8 Kb pity Pana cia New Filet Net Curtains good-looking materials for | yards, terned and plain weaves, Fin- $1. 50 Tn white and tory. rn § daily wear. e vi : ahod ch bi und with pretty new laco edges. In 3 00 ‘ ished with snch five aida dnd bordered and all-over patterned ef- ° Dress * Inch ) MU tehery 25c 2% yards long. EACH fects; 2% yards long. PAIR ik 19¢ Crepes | Fine Marquisette Curtains Borlered and all-over patterns, in warm ivory color only. A very $1 AS serviceable and dainty curtain; 2% PAIR yards long. Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche Dainty Curtains, well made; fin- ished with lace edge and 2inch hems. Plain and cross-bar pat- terns, in white, cream and ecru. Bhe— Solid Packed Tomatoes; large cans; fancy. 9c Can 1be, Dozen Hunt's Supreme Dee Plums, 3 ean: Tall cans; delicious fruit ih syrup. Special, can . : | pioneers who spoke were | | Setty—Aasorted favorn Just 20 fF Plente Loat Cakes—A fine cake, very n le nile they dainty and delecta BY. viuibeveeceteedercess .10c mummer, outings t. as t Assorted Square Lay —Several | ers Tomato On p—Large . bottle. jcings to sult any | ive product, Spec |, bottle, 45c toate . at 2 for « vise treeeee Dutterhorns—The. toppe Eventide Apricota—Large cans, fine fruit Hap | in syrup. Special, can, 17¢5 3 for . Oc ‘Thomson's Flufry Marshmallows—Do- liclous Marahmaliows in duat-proof cart Intshed Ci ‘ork and liclous tomato sauce, 1, can, Oey 3 foresees jenns—Large No. 1 .«25¢ .25c Diamond Ditis—No, 1 cans; fine flavored Dill plekles; can OSes 5c! 2 for « Hroken Silced Pineapple— , fine fruit in syrup; 22ke each can; special, ea Imported Finnan Haddie, per lb. 30c xtra cholee boneless fish, dl. rect from Aberdeen, Scotland, Sweet and delicious, dd River Rpecial, bottle, Finest quailty 1 Cider Vinegar, 8 allces t Main Floor—The Bon Marche Scotch Madras Curtains $1.95 Special From the Food Shops TheBonMarché PIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUE—UNION STREET—SBATTLEY 13 Flannel 4 Knitted Dresses $ 9.48 flannel Half price. Sleeveless dresses, and good-looking knitted Originally $6.95—now Second Floor—The Bon Marche 30 Girls’ Voiles, Linens and Normandy Voiles, in dai shades. Sizes 6 to 12. Formerly much hig priced—now Second Floor—The Bon Marche 200 Women’s Smart Sweaters Slip-on, sleeveless, jacquette, sleeveless and side- tie styles. Many wanted colors; sizes to 42. Orig- inally $3.95—now $ yee Second Floor—The Bon Marche 120 Philippine Gowns and Chemises $ 9.45 Round square, V and built-up shoulder styles. $ Hand-embroidered. Originally $1.75—now | Second Floor—The Bon Marche Little Tots’ Straw Hats Half Tailored straws—many wanted colors. Sizes 2 to . ! 6 years. Originally $1.85 to $4.95. Price! Boys’ Straw Hats Qne Fourth Wide-brimmed sunshade styles. Black, navy and brown; 2 to 4 years. Originally 85c to $1.95. White Wool Sweaters One Fourth All wool; belted and collar-buttoned ! styles. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Less ‘s Baby Shop, Second Floor—The Bon Marche 120 Blouses, Half Price Broadcloth, Voile and Dimity Blouses—in many attractive styles. Sizes for women and misses, 17 $5.75 Blouses, $2,88 11 $4 Blouses, $2.48 25 $3.95 Blouses, $1.98 10 $8.45 Blouses, $1.73 Second Floor—The Bon Marche Less ! x12 Blouses, 98c Bon Marche Cottons oe! Daughter’s School Frocks ~~, Cotton Foulards Dark grounds, rah 35c | inn) Colored Indian Head 39c mostly Cl eehans Crisp and fresh fabrics in neat checks and plajds. Very pretty and dainty colorings. Colored grounds, printed in small neat figures. Very pretty for school and play frocks, Third Floor—The Bon Marche; Home Needs, Easly Priced Wash Boilers $2.95 Extra’ heavy “Atlantic” Wash Boilers with cop- per bottoms. i 1 Extra Special: “Sure-to- Mother Nature's perfe Bot Special Green Ten— quality, Pound . Ghirardelit's Sweet G Inte and Cocoa (bulk); Ib. Jam maker, 2 Ibs. for BSc. Drink “Nen-A- ern ‘ed ey pester is : 50c coffee substitut Cholee B! 12 c 5c pound 18c Extra Sp apple Juice. .. 43c .25c food for 5c Cabinets $1.95 A neat cabinet in aluminum = finish— for bread, cake and pie, EN 3 for 10¢ Hershey's Hrenkfast Cocon—%-1b. tins, Special, each 2 for Abe Special Japan Green Ten: grade; pound... Lot Pruner—Sweot; ib. Dust Pans 16¢ Heavy Japanned tin, well made. 100. “ifranulated ton £5 Main Floorm—The Hon Marche Bath Room Cabinets White enameled cabl nots with mirror door LShelf size, § BShelf size, §: BShelf size, $3 Union Street Busement—The Bon Marche