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

cence ERT ET eran eR i SEP A, OSE TR oe + Need Better Ferry Service lr te Improvement of Marion St Dock Asked in Petition of Vashon Island Commercial Club Just Arrived—New Silk A big Ch Lace-t colors a tional va sehool life. peal to th Dress h and bring him right Others Ba Individual Taste Meets Satisfaction cascade drapes—beaded panels and co and cinnamon. Manufacturer’s Samples! Gowns! Chemises! Bloomers! Step-Ins! Nainsook—French Voile—Striped and Plain Cotton edging—in flesh, orchid and pe: BOYS’ 2-PANTS SCHOOL 5°7.95 SUITS Specially chosen hard-wearing materials, designed to withstand the hard knocks of life. Good assortment of patterns, colors and *, In sizes 7 to 17 THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT This picture shows the ne w runway used at one fer lip in Seattle. It is so ow that automobiles have to wait for several minute while foot 4 engers reach the street Conditions like Here at a Very Low Price! beause of ina quate ferry terminal facilitie ts shown here (at the left) Double lines of car are DRESSES Clever Models in Satin Faced Canton and Flat Crepe! STYLES FOR MISSES AND LARGE WOMEN Loose flowing panels, button- trimmed and with fine tucks short and long sleeves—collarles. les with roll collars—apron effects parked for long periods of time in the street, congesting traffic, while waiting for fer- ries. In this picture the cars park the left, are practically pris- oners. They are held there for long stretches of time, un- til the ferries take care of the cars for watter transporta- ed along the curb, to tion. variety of effective features in black, navy Mar ia asking 400 WOMEN’S DERGARMENTS of pedent The ov dock at present is used for rub- h and fish boxes. Use of the entire Marion st. dock | owned by the port. The present dock house is used mainly for commercial purposes, handlin s on the auto of passengers and ferry facilities, the petition¢ maintain. MANY THINGS LOST | LONDON, Sept. 1.—Forgetful women traveler “ESTELLA BRAND” handbags, umbrellas iar losses b Lomo om Vests! Petticoats! Athletic Union Suits! nvferoed tot up and sh An ayer partic brought armeuse—Lace Voile—Novelty Batiste! dougie Pye rimmed in Irish and Val. effects—filet lace n. Not all styl nd materials in 4ll garments. V alues. foe SS BR clase THROWS CHAIR OUT WINDOW TO PULL A TOOTH; IS NABBED VIEN man furt Sept. 1.—August Her d the interests of den In all the snappy styles that ap ¢ hearts of sturdy, young fellows. to hit aching tooth and the other end to a chair, and then dropping the im as well as his littlé playmater the joy of equality into his young 1 clothes form good habits—start while there is yet time fic police, however, arrested Herman for endanger the lives of people on the street below grouped at $8.65—89.45— $10.50 Surplus oil, for which there is in sufficient ste |back into the earth, to remain the juntil wantea tal science by tying one end of a cord | chair out of the window. Unacienti: | THE SEATTLE STAR 1 portion of] Seattle Salon n Attracts Many wi , f t can be Surhphs | luibite Ae | until September 2 already arrived from many Tuesday — The Bon Marche Presents “M adelon Modes” Wraps and Frocks seers ons of Fren fashio hou Seattle The Bon Marche ce then Super-Savings i in the Silk Sections Weaves that are much in vogue f Autumn clothes. And at prices that make it possible f almost every one to have ‘something new” for F: 36-Inch Chaazeable Chiffon Taffeta Silk, $1.10 36- Inch Novelty Rayon Tubular Vesting, 79c . ualit xcellent 800 yards in the popular two-tone I it are so effec nd orchid. 40-Inch Printed All-Silk Georgette at $1.25 : 40-Inch All-Silk Crepe de Chine, 75c Fine quality, in 10 different color combinations to choose from Lustrous and pretty—fine for sex et and evening Beautiful 40- inch Flat Crepes, Going at ath 65 ,26.Lach Rayon Krited, Haluster, $ $1. 25 ade 25 popular colt o black in t fine quality for present we orange, lan, bisque, gr d it 39-Inch Rassan Silk ad Wool Crepe, ec #5 : Np de oad, re Silk Japanese Pongee, $1. 25 Hes AV + qualit r d rr, ape 86-Inch Black Twill-Back Suiting Velvet $2.50 Black and Colors—$6.50 Third Floor—T he Bon Marche September Sale of Gloves =~ Kad apd Fabric 7,800 Pairs—Our Own Importation Inspiring Values—Tempting Prices We saved money on the them ourselves— mu can § these unusual pri Washable F og Gloves, 55c oth G } smart Gloves by importing ve money on them by buying at tyle with ecchiciidacsa backs. In beaver. Sizes 6 to 814. Fabric Cuffed Gauntlets Kia and Lambskin Gloves Long, straight, pertly flaring or turn-back Two-clasp style, with embroidered or Paris- 5 4 seoeet ty are tinned wi eh 25) | point backs. Pique sewn, Black, white, brown, $1. 45 rray, beaver and mode. Complete size range. r, mode and brown gra) I g Elbow. Length Fabric Gloves, 95¢ | Strap-Wrist Kid Gloves, $2.35 Washable Gloves, with three ps at the wrist. Elaborated In this wonderful lot are Mochas, imported lambskin and real with matching or contrasting embroidery, White, silver, gray | kid. Long-cuff styles, finished with wrist strap. Black, white, or brown, tan, brown, gray, mode and beaver. Washable Fabric Gauntlets, 95c 12. Button Lambskin Gloves, $2.95 art strap-wrist Gauntlets, embroidered in contrasting and | | ng colorings on the bac Gray, beige, beaver, brown| Popular elbow-length Gloves, pique sewn with Paris - point and mastic. Full range of sizes. backs. Black, white, brown, mode and beaver. New-Styled Fabric Gloves, $1.50 | 16.Button Lambskin Gloves, $3.95 Washable Gloves with the very new open cuff. Finished with four s of embroidery on the back. In gray, beige, mode, Good looking and finer quality Gloves, pique sewn with Paris- oyster and brown. point backs. In black, white, brown, gray and beaver. Main Floor—The Bon Marche ‘Guise 20e| Tailored Models of Hatter’s Plush 1,500 yards—full good weight. Not yards to a customer 89-Inch Muslin 122 2,000 yards — unbleached— full pleces; medium ¥ $2-In. Gingham 15c 50 pleces Dreas Ginghams in white and red, pink and white and yellow and white 86-In. Cretonne 20c 2,000 yards—good looking r 10 —and that’s a very low price for hats of such style and $3 95 deft blocking ® RICORNES, off-the-face and directoire crowned models. Trimmed with tailored bows and bands of grosgrain. Faced with velvet. In black only. Hats which will be serviceable for all-winter wear—and very t “Pillo apr smart, too. Autumn illow Case: ; 100 dozen nice Third Floor—The Bon Marche Dressmaking Classes Start Sept. 22nd te 12 Lessons for $2.00 Learn to make your owr 2 clothes—you'll find it : nomical. Register now—Per- Pike St. Seco ndAve., UnionSt. Seattle A sonal Service, Second Floor. Pillow Cases—si: Bed Sheets $1.25 50 dozen seamless Sh round thread—size 81x Bed Sheets $1.4 60 dozen—good we address, slightly injured Funeral services for Joseph I ‘MANY ENTER AT YOU’ L L FIND Pope will be held Tuesday afternoon jat 2 o'clock at Butterworth’'s. | q IT HERE } Funeral for John Galleghar, 10,| }4120 Baker avye., kille | Saturday afternoon, t y at 3 o'clock at -| Seattle Gateway to Park Is 10 each and 10| New book out this week. 5 each follow \ Givak ciwadee ; Fing Co. | » tives low-down on all. Seattle Camera Men iks. Yep, it's the new telephone| Jerrold O. Stitts, 24, Burnett mine Proving Popular = N. P. Cc . N 1 | book. | victim, to be buried at Mount Calvary abel Foreign entries received from BITICS ANOATLY. Secretary of Navy Wilbur attend-| Cemetery Tuesday morning. With 2424 people registering at ‘0 Pare Se Pulls jetta Moi sident|the White river entrance to Rainier ing interest to the Milli TN ars | 4 service aboard U. 8. Philadelphia] Mrs. Julietta Morden, 60, a resident | th ‘o Ra 1 fifth annual 50 pony : s1| Sunday. of Seattle for 34 years, died Satur-| National park, Sunday, the season of "In the last seven years s have been su day at her summer home at Ellis-| 1924 will not only exceed last years graphy, which “Don se G a M one children to school port. but gives early promise of a time to passer stully N be held October 20 to Novem who have exposed to con-| ; |and carried | mt Northern | Totus Deine Bren | “Love Your Neighbor as Yourself" | Come when the Soattle gateway will to en.|! oy a7 abd el eel pees in| warns De was the text of the Rev. Dr. J Ralph | Pe as popular as the Tacoma en eke & Not, jenger traffic manager, announces Magee & nets ; rance. Ick & Nell paul, according to word recelved| Mrs. Charles G Ajax won courtesy aes Sune, Moc ae a mion has w in t the Seattle offices of the road| contest o} 8’ exposition: ition as ene of the [at the Seattle offi f the rond| contest of M nts’ exposition. od School Supervise ff Its Kind in. the today. hool Supervisors’ league will n especial effort! “During these years our auto-| moet Wednesday, matic electric block signals, which} Mrs, Mary Johnson, Jnow extend across the continent| of Seattle for 34 years Methodist piscopal chur |topic was “Humanizing Industr; “‘Labor"’ was the topic o@ th Honor L, Wilhelm in his ¢ Officials of the Rainier Park com> ny were optimistic at the popv- arity of the White river gate. Moré mon Sun-j than $0,000 people alr have day morning at the Ballard Presby-| entered thru the Seattle entrance Yj terian church. ‘Labor is the most! this season. A determined drive to in the from the Twin Cities to the Pacific! at her home, 6641 12th ave, noble and honorable neces@ty forhu-|obtain funds for park roads front ent ave registered 270,471,762] Miss Josephine Purvis, 015! man life," he told his congregation./the national government has been tonal ve | Movements, Terry ave. failed in a suicide at-| Louis Pourk, died during «| started by park officials. - [gaeint Sunday. sale Hee drinking bout at 2202 Tenth The road to the park entrance is e United States. | rs, Clara Erickson, Frink/ ond his two companions, Alec ¢ in perfect condition and checkers exhibition is open to ple 1 ENGLISH MUSIC HURT | viva, also tried and failed. ond A, Mattson, were held by the Sank Enumclaw Sunday reported phers everywhere, wh LONDON, Sept. 1—Invasion of] B. Temiraeff, 2 Russian, $8}police on an open charge. They} more than 1,000 cars having passed nal or Amateur standing. | fore is{s—chiefly Ameri-| held in jail on charge of defrauding | witl be questioned Wednesday up with campers to spend the holiday ints In any photographic medium | cans—has financially crippled British | ngers on a steamor from) Poltce were called to quell a d at the park or the many camping y be submitted and must represent | musicians dancers hi |turbance in t and when|places on the White and Green val camera work of the ex 1 preference for Americar hit milk truck and|they arrived I yas found dead | rivers. % and most of the Harigel, 2301 15th}amidst a number of empty home - -— - After the photographs are judged |hatis of Lor ritchard, 616 Sen-jbrew and moonshine bottles and the} ‘The dome of St. Paul's cathedral 4 competent jury thoy aro hung} can gy American-type orchestra pc Bt ser Lundqula® gumejother two were in a maudlin state.' London, weighs 64,000 tons. 68, resident he ma ereaxe the { | const, wo autos