The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1924, Page 8

300 Feet of Flume Wrecked by Storm Hundreds Pay Last Tribute to Pioneer Hu M od Ctr THE BON MARCHE Ba Garments Which Divide Their Cost By Mutiplying Their Uses! snd Karami Cloth Jacquettes Delightful garments with comfort - giving qualities that are hard to realize. Be tifully made—exceedingly low priced. Brocaded _ silk straight sleeves crepe linings—set-on cuffs and novelty fastenings. In smoke gray—black—tan Big Special for Wednesday! 4,000 Gingham REMNANTS ‘Se 5) Te) 100) 15¢ Lancaster and Renfrew Ginghams priced accord- ing to size. Attractive patterns in checks, plaids and plain colors. Rainier National Park reached via Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. New National Park Limited leaves 7:30 a.m. Carries Cafe-Observation and Parlor Cars through to Ashford. Another train at 12:15 p.m. with Dining Car to Tacoma, Seattle - Paradise and return $10.00 City Ticket Office : 2nd and Madison Phone: Elliott 6800 Per Annum Compounded Semi- Annually —the Least We Have Ever Paid 1% 4 ON SAVINGS BUILDING YOUR CITY Money deposited in this Strictly Savings In- stitution is not invested away from home, but is kept here and helps Build Up Your Own City. In placing your savings here you have the Greatest Possible Safety under Careful State Supervision. Besides, Yout Money Is Al- ways Available when needed. Open Saturdays, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. 6 p. m. to 8 p. m. MUTUAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 1222 Second Avenue Southeast Corner University Street RGAIN BASEMENT {it THE SEATTLE STAR WE USE MILLIONS OF KLOMATIS | Here Are New Autumn Frocks = —Good Looking! Prosperity of Told by Electricity WALES IS LOSER Picks Wrong Ponies; Drops 100,Q00 Francs in Day DEAUVILLE, playing stead. im (FATTY ARBUCKLE To JOIN BAPTISTS AND FORGET WILD PARTY Washington Highway Damage at Yakima Is Slight 5 { are always just a little bit afin of the group of frocks we feature at this specially moderate price! We choose them carefully so that they may represent sound quality and up-to-the-minute style! We price them closely so that this. group may maintain a reputation of excellence. Just arrived, are charming, in- formal and more tailored frocks in crepe satin, satin and crepe de chine featuring the favored colors Autumn — black, navy and leather for neu browns. Second Floor—The Bon Marche Ready-to-Weer-and Very Smart (Sm Millinery that meets the varied needs of the moment — for travel — for sports —or for swinging down the avenue through these hazy Autumn days. "$3.95 | mctsni, Third Floor—The Bon Marche THE BON MARCHE moe Indeed!=— N our selection of $15.95 dresses, you are almost sure to find the frock you want. Afternoon, street, business, dinner and informal evening wear are all considered. Among the newly arrived, we find the straight lines still—many digni- fied by a slight indicating of a low waistline. march smartly of high colored are cleverly used, all-over tucking again proves its smartness, and wide coffee-dyed laces appear frequently. Second Floor—The Bon Marche Rows of buttons about, bright flashes ribbon Smart Leather Bags § $1. 95| Envelope, Pouch and Underarm styles! from Main Floor— The Bon Marche brown Cotton F abries--Desirable, Inexpensive 36-Inch Dreae. Vv oiles 29¢ Lengths grounds, checks ¥ 32-In, Dress Gingham 25c 3 Inch Khaki Cloth 25¢ wr’ yarde—for d children's res Soisette 2 wear, 25e Third Floor—The Bon Marche Autumn Fashions for Smaller Folks Newest Whims for Babies’ Wardrobes ‘Are Mirrored Charmingly in Late Arrivals in The Bon Marche Baby Shop “Rose-Buds” —T hose Jaunty Knitted Capes daintily pink and blue—embroidered brushed wool collars, and other are edged softly with silk. Soft, Warm Blankets $1. 95 OFT, cosy, little v cuffs and reveres, Dainty New Bootees 50c to 98c | ascid P an . ah xt 1 the Hand Crocheted Sacques 85c to $1.50 Ss ee A # Ses t pct wit K embre ort in little rosebuds. wraps J Some have fluffy LLY, friendly y edged to with Baby Shop—Second Floor Gowns and Wrappers—65c $1.95 ETTE gowns. and s, in several designs 1 warm for ys which are years, Free Clinic for Well Babies, each Wednes- day and Saturday from 9:30 to 11:80 a. m. Under direction of City Board of Health. Second Floor— The BonMarché Pike St ..SecondAve., UNion eattle. Fo the benefits of Moth- ers, helpful books on child care are arranged in the layette rooms, and will be loaned upon request, or may be read in the depart ment. aR MES a Sa = Free Library Jearth they Seeing Seattle In Expo-Fleet Week How does Seattle look to the visitor who is kere this week to see the and visit the Merchants’ exposition? I 4 nd, Marton McDonnell, as “Pa lebration Pacific fleet which readers her ¢ thia is the seco: periences in the city during the ce ae SEATTLE TUESDAY not tell you how exasperating y the Indian and cutest und nes. 1 much as my m send. indeed, to be There were the s, beads, moccasin rent. th and ds I'm that a style show, which made mo envi to any the least, of the who wore such lovely fall and all a-thrill in tion of my hours of sho fore I have to return ho TAKES LAND AND WATER TRIP gir ailment It ca set me nticipa form habits. Afterward, I took my little ld} “mileage” and went.off on the land | = and water trip, which, my dear Marybeth, simply takeg,one’s breath | away Relieves indigestion, It takes one thru residentia! and} Kas paina, belching business sections of the city, to che} and from which the boat thru the Lake W canal locks (almost the largest the world), along beautiful A Washington, passing muntelpal bathing t Madison park | There we took the street car hack | to the downtown section, passing on | the way thru the automobile district I wondered, with my anaoying sense of the ever-practical—how on ch and + $1.50 akan AT DRUG STORES Manufactured by Jo-To Co. Inc. Bellingham, Wash. some of aches, ond to on bi ness Lemon Juice Whitens Skin leach hands, clear, nnot bt '] Shake well in a bot- ALY) te of the most won¢ er, softener and Massago this sweetly fragrant lem into the face, neck, ar It can not irritate. F mous stage beauties use it to bring | youthful skin and rosy. white complexion; also as a freckle, | sunburn and tan bl mix this remarka bought re make a living |there is block after She is in the cloak 8 In Oregon, and is every bit as tired of ~|T am. We are the MacDougal rll love to hear ®}make the huge gates of Henry VII chapel in Westminster Abbey. A CC Eighteen years were required to s her some | be music and tle towns as afterwanl to thwick Style Jen, and I will t tomorrow. I The only harm. less way to bleach the skin white ts to mix the juice of two Jemons with three ounces of Orchard | White, which any druggist will supply for a few centa. you have a quarter-pint | PAULINE Combining the Largest Display of Industrial & Automotive Exhibits On the Pacific Coast FLEET WEEK Best View of the Pacific Fiest Can Be Had From the Bell Street Terminal ADMISSION FREE Daily from @ p, m. to 10 p.m. Children Unescorted Not Admitted R&tept Representatives Wanted TO HANDLE SALES AND DISTRIBUTION South Bend, Ind., manvfgeturer wants re wholesale and Jobbing trade. state. Investigation will show bilities @ our line. men. By Personal Interview Only Temporary Factory Demonstration : 1511 Fourth Ave., Seattle Presentatives for retail, Woe want agencies tn all parts of you the absolutely unilmited posssi- In turn, we want financially responsible busi. SCHOOL CHILDREN’S DAY TUESDAY, AUGUST 19 MERCHANTS REGISTRATION DAILY AT9 A. M. Noon Day Luncheons and Style Show On the Roof Garden Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday AT THE BELL ST. TERMINAL Seattle, Washington PACIFIC sone MERCHANTS EXPOSITION = #8