The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 15, 1924, Page 14

| B igivery Russian will be taught tol beg, THE SEATTLE STAR it: FIGHT ON OVER 4 JUDGES SIT SEASON IS OVER EXPECT CROWD ASK OPINION IN Aleit dh and Tackle LA FOLLETTE — Federai court Rooms scene AT PARADISE «Kitsap Fair Opens at Port — GOP'S CASE of Activity Orchard Thursday State Leaders in Battle Over Last Tents Struck and Final Blaine Wants to Know if Progressive Electors Bus Trips Made Drew Is Eligible for Job Mutilated Body of i ‘ School Girl Found upon J —— to be t tel K “la ¥ int BALLAINE ASKS ATTORNEY ' GENERAL TO INTERFERE Balla velle to fraudule THE BON MARCHE| Brighten the Home for Autumn! “s;Say News Censorship to Be Even More Strict oS ees New Curtains and Draperies— | ——Home Linens! — var A SS / —You Know Their Value : ary! noel Specially! —Now Consider These Prices! la} 70x80 Damask $3; 75 chara une tying ee accurate ™ Information "cance | Raffled Mar quisette Curtains, Pair 95c Pattern Table Cloth Durable and well-made curtains, complete with dainty ruf fled tieback In 24-yard lengt h who pretends to r 70-Inch Irish Linen Table | 23x36-Inch White Turkish Cunningham wire e 2 , - T ’ » cn REVELLE DENIES CHARGES f Striped Marquisette Curtains, Pair $1. 5 Damask, Yard $1.65 Towels, 45¢ MADE BY BAL! Ruffled curtains, serviceable and sheer quality. Well made "7 Heavy Goubie Seer at ; oor and complete with ruffled tiebacks, 244 yards long " s vty prey Ae ‘ Sallaine z «4 : ra re Snover Y R uffled | Voile C urtains, Pair $1.50 New 36- Inch Te rry ( ‘lot h at 79c se aarp 18x32 Linen Huck Towels, nected with the La Foll I ash Volles—very dainty an viceable aunder Effect new ' tects Do ar pe Each 8 39C pendent party ticket, said: ”M High grade curtains, complete wit t patter c f nd most ar Or Ope Soft-f od tnwia® ‘we sa Ballaine, when he made these I white hed charges, could have known upon " -O/ " ils Tashale f Mille investigation. that Margaret |°®! 38-Inch Plain Luster C ‘loth at 50c 18x34-Inch Huck Towels 18-Inch Tagh Bate is not, nor has been, con c finishe ‘ ec. Ate Rn Dina y * me 1 pr iiss with his ieehat nd ts} Rhos dl scindRoreryieter sm a ona Goce pa ask 15e¢ Each Napkins, 6 for $1.65 mot a member of the staff of the | Foor R 7 F v Sour In warm am st He tt rf Japte A ner elached Irish dam United States attorney's office of . wit tufflec Curtains, ery Special $1.50) |. af 3 s x v ike ang Be Senuacr rvs ; 4 thee f a with 36-Inch K igured Luster ( loth at S9¢ Third Fleor—T Poi M aa Sa cocna bare : u i h t blue, gold and rose, Ruffle¢ | Very etfe rag sua for better curta Lus a ma that Thomas Cunnl a official connection with Mr. yelle’s headquarters, that the sald Dbesdauarters were under the man-| SUSpect Suitcase, er cmas . Cops Find Liquor Fourth Mloor—The Bon Marche ; I 000 yds. Unbleached Indian Head, 20c Felt Base Floor Covering || +: wii. wists that Thomas aince was rend Hecause of a per 43 ater p $6-Inch Soft Soisette $6-Inch Striped Ben: Iting over 12» —and it’s @ rare saving! hs ling. o&6 could have furt known that I C 200 MNS, ZOC had nothing to do with the La Fol- Highly enameled, insuring good service—and offered in cleancut Dutch tile, wood . peetty,. dailies tit. ) ee: a good quality f ape —aienged = at ca and geometrical patterns, suitable for bedrooms, bathrooms, and kitchen x and connected with the matter.” Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche Sq. Yd. | Third Floor—The Bon Marche A Sale of Lyon’s Velvet Hat Shapes—$2.95 Foc s Newest Shapes—All Ready to Trim—Experienced Trimmers on the Floor to Pin On Trimmings fread and write in the future. city Jail Cynthia Grey: Former Friend Spurns ¢ Girl Who Is Ill; Wants! to Win Him Back New Directoire Crowns Black Panne Tailored Styles ————— oir Droop Brims Expertly Made and Finished Bea. oo Pa) toda stages rapa Becoming Off-face Styles In Smart New Shades and Black who has seemed to care deeply for me. But I have been very ill for a number of months, and since then he is dis- tant. He always has an excuse when I call him up and ask him when he is coming over. He says he can never feel to- ward me as before. Please tell me how to win him back. | feel as tho I would be happy if I could see him, even once. UNHAPPY. No man worth loving will treat a friend who is ill in this way. Your first duty is to get well and strong again, but this you cannot do while thinking about this man so much. Why not accept his version of the matter and give him up? Dwelling on unhappiness never does any good. Say to yourself that you will be happy and in spite of everything. There's much to live for and you will find your share of happiness if you look ronfidently for it. Wants Work as | Cynthia Grey will receive Dear Miss Grey: 1 am writing to|| Callers on Monday, Wednesday, fou in hopes that you will have this | bor eared fae! o>. m., our column ne jesday raday, | ‘ from 11 to 12 a. m. at her of- | | Tus enable me to secure werk. 1| fice in The SI building, 1309 | 4m a@ young girl 20 years of age. oom h Would like a job of taking care ot ly Seventh ave, shildren, as I like them and have} a ree wad experience with them. Other | Work, such as housework, where here would be little cooking, would Vv b N iso be appreciated. | ANXIOUS Redmond, Wash. IT HERE Cynthia Grey, >1A in-0600, has this roung lady's name. Elderly Lady one Loses Savings ; Phisstte Dear Mess Grey: I am an old |Colle Agric | ady and I have no one but myself | depend on, and I am hoping you | Canada ‘an help me. Florence Hopkins, 313 Saturday morning, September 6, | died Sunday, at locAl hosy {fost $20—all I had—somewhere be-| “The m sween Leschi park and town on the | world able line or on Lake Burien ie | id Re “tween Oak park station and Lev-|a sermon at Keystone tt furniture store on Second and jchurch ine. I can only hope some honest yerson found {t and will see this in our paper. I will give reward, z. CARVER, eattle, Wash, . NEWEST FEATHER TRIMMINGS 45c It requires just one of these feather trimmings to complete the trim. They include Pompons, jaunty quills, a ray ostrich, and smart coque swirls. All shades and black. Third Floor—The Bon Marche Free Doll Show ‘and Toy Circus—Bring the Kiddies! The greatest toy circus that ever pulled into Seattle is now showing in the Auditorium, Fourth Floor. It's free, and the kiddies are assured a real good time. Clowns with trained dogs—Punch and Judy—Toy Village—real sawdust ring—Toy Zoo with its roaring wild animals—these are some A small deposit down will be sufficient to hold any toy or doll until Christi Come and bring the children. Fourth F O40) of the attractions hae wi , When the article can be claimed on payment of balance. WZ 2. _,, | 39-In. High Grade Silks aes Reduced to $2.65 IGH quality silks—in correct weaves and weights for dresses, blouses, and linings. Consider the savings this event affords! 24, Ontario, 13in- 89¢ 10hin.- 69% jority haa led in uplift of | protest of majority,” | Hudson, in gregational | “The dead are ever present an inspi to the livi Rev. 1 F. Thrapp, in sermon ified Dead,” at First Chris tlan church Lost Kitten Dr. Maud Parker, 7062 Boylston | - jave returned home from five| Dear Miss Grey: Will you please | woeks' tour of eastern clinics, eee owe Jeter: for, me? | Capt. John Hayes, civil war vet-| Tuesday evening about 10 o'clock | eran. 2315 Boyer ave. 87 years old + lady pic! up my gray male kit: | sunday. Eighteen relatives helped cel. en, thinking perhaps it was lost. If | ebrate he will kindly return him I will| Funeral of 3 tharles Stel dadly give her a kitten I have here. | 7") Of Mra. Charles Bi iy whe kitten that is lost was raised | cot aay after: ote iiitdaa’™ tebe rith my dog, and he is Just awfully | 08 rina culate Conception onesome without him. The kitten | ‘chiireh; :mibedas: @ 4 P J have here doesn't get along with | rl. Tuesday, 9 a. m | oh te wind |, W: Wiedeman, died in ambu- | he dog at all, so I woutd be glad) sie ones i ii roontie| pave it away. i house at 606 & h ave. 8, Police Thanking you, Miss Grey, | ontiise Taasive | MRS. E. GARDNER, Fourteen arre 1009% Howell Bt. | at 41g Fitt 1 s, trimmings nd | Included Are: Silk and Wool Dunwoodie Satin $4.50 Cheney’s “Colorspun” Brown Moire Trico } $6.50 Brown Waffle Crepes Heavy-weight Black Cloquet $5.95 Silk Matelasse Classique . . ’ 2 $3.50 Fancy Velvet Knit A Direct Importation to The Bon Marche: $e:Thoh: Side Paille,” Redakak tick Black Céntoc 3,000 Fruit Baskets, 10c to 89c! ) sysvi0 e% 9 ya eeneed te 48 blouses and jinings P 36-Inch Brocaded Crepes, Lower In Price Than We Have Been Able Reduced to $1.45 4-Inch Black Cantons, to Offer Them In Years! 5 ateanbeet brocade, for tunics and frocks. ‘Navy, Reduced to $1.95 silver, lariat and sand. Good weight—all silk. Firmly woven, in splen. r OEE eT CLRRMREEET feet ee ates | eM PEMLLS Soe oT NAST did quality, for frocks, tunics and Mnings, HE sketch tells the story of the exact styles and sizes this wonderful lot includes. Made from Shidah and bamboo. TU rel Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche PIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUE—UNION STREET—SEATTLE dresses, ed in gambling raid 8. Four taken in similiar r 519 Maynard ave, LITTLE BROTHER'S JOKE Associa Improvement clubs of | “For the love of Mike, what's) North End to meet Monday, 7:30 p. tappened to the office? Did a|m., in Green Lake library mrbage truck crash into it?” | “Brotherhood of man {# not unt “No, boss, my little brother was) versally accepted,” said Rev. Am f here this morning and he stuck| brose Bailey in sermon at First Bap. | » ripe banana into the electric fan.”! tist church. “Race prejudice is dem -Youngstown Telegram. onstration of the fact," he said, 40-Inch Satin Crepe, Reduced to $2.45 Extra heavy silk and wool crepe, in rich effects in brown, lariat, navy and black Third Floor—The Bon Marche ey