The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1924, Page 3

: FRIDAY ral Ba In the family ‘ or TOBER THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT gain is considered a home run. the Bargain Basement has so many fans? 10, 1924 ‘world series,” which is always going on, a bar- Is it any wonder Exceptionally Smart New Sizes Bolivia! Cut Polaire! 16 to44 Sport and Dress models—style and comfort at ably low price! remark- Seif fastening mercerized 1 two-button chine—and and fur collars—one- slash pockets—satin de front styles highly linings Tan blacks. shutter green—browns New Shipment! Tricosuede and Filette DRESSES $ Plain and striped colors in black, navy, brown taupe and cocoa. | SUITS $1 Heavy ribbed first quality. Men’s Cotton cotton—all Sizes 36 to 46. Men’s Half-Wool 99 Sizes to 50 Excellent styles and exceedingly good values. Lace collars and cuffs—full length triple lace trimmings —strap panels with insertion—pearl, novelty and self-coy- ered buttons—plain and flared 4 sleeves. 60 Girls’ and Junior Girls’ SAMPLE COATS Jobbers’ Samples! CORSETS AND GIRDLES $4.90 Corsets are in both the front They 7 to 1; 12 to 16 Bought from Marshall Field at concession prices and of fered. At About Wholesale Prices! Most remarkable values— excellent styles—only one of a kind. All-wool materials—all fully lined—with and without fur collars— plain colors and plaids. SWEATERS table values. but not all ey et en $4.49 Sizes 36 to 44 SECONDS Heavy ribbed garments. Shirts, sizes 38 to 46. Draw- ers, sizes 34 to 4. bindings and ings. Unusually good value, Gray—buff—powder blue—green. BOYS’ Sturdy Sizes 9 to 134% 1 to 2 pyr leather All-wool brushed wool in the style pictured. Collars trimmed with fiber! straight fancy strip: Hook or usually low priced. Astonishing Values SHOES $2.95 Good sturdy shoes in brown calfskin with Goodyear welts. Broad and narrow toes in bal and blucher styles. soles. rubber blind eyele | If you s tter clase of | medical ser vestigate first e i. . : | |] this large established tr pon destroys far moré motor, pounds have proved that engines) indurance of the hi | |] stitution. Come and talk A annually than fire and acct-| properly Iubricat@a can run forever [one apes motor ha 1s ju eed vately to my patients and seo if | dents combined, yet its destructive| with practically no wear and tear) caine to advices reaching the Se Ysa Hae Dille cass as osetalien } Work is regarded as ordinary wear| Carbon counter-agents should be) attie Fr nh company here. One tp ealaiisnd ihetes-nanetsi and tear. Tests made by treating | Mixed with the gasoline. of the new 10C motors was run ut if store the jragan (Racneae ; 0c forefore they began treatment meee Te nese | the rate of 56 miles an hour for fh non-cardonforming com-| Now Zealand holds 12th place} 19,9000 miles, and the Inborutory ex asia devtge tronislabere on American Telephone and Telegraph Co. | 140th Dividend 4 The regular quarterly dividend of Two Dollars and Twenty-Five Cents! Der share will be paid on day, October 15, 1924. ta ieteraey, Se Herb ounds the ache, cold: M, Mee Wo Chinese Medieh icine Cee £08 James ‘or. Second Ave. Seattle, Wash. Piione EL tot-1999 Adver Natural Remedies Dr. Wo, Chinese Doo- Herbs, 100t ape cifle for stomach, he rheuriatian, blood at with No dru among the passenger auto markets of the United periment proved that tl _| wonderful endurance at high Wednen- | . | rubber win 4/ States In the first half of 1924 motor has speeds Total of 162,174 long tons of « rada | imported into the United THE EAT’ ‘Peter Miller Tells | Star Man Why He Is | Still Able to Smile! Kditor Note This bs the third of a series of urticles de eriblng the life of Peter Miller, widely known Seattle convict, who is 4 sentence of 8 to 70 year ot Walla Walle Miller wa convicted ’ two Miller relationship = t the charges of burglary and ene of| other inmates is ch The perjury, Few cases of criminal) to him with their troubles; he Jurisprudenes in the Northwest) 0¢s to them with advice and have atiructed the attention that! Counsel when they show sign the Miller caso has to the} Unrest or discouragement interesting fronality of Peter 1 Miller, the unusual length of his sentence and the prominence of these who have befr led him in his effort to obtain a pardon. BY JACK HALL y “From my point of advantage, I have studied them for many I know these Here was a man with mental h a know tgs attainments sufficient to place ty gy meses him in the front rank am ong nese men » the pen) the intellectuals of the tentiary gate. I know thelr men try; a student, a teacher | Sal processes. Mhey have no ne physlagnentiiet 4 crets before me. 1 read them to Ea eh? tan danmbes the very depths of even the thing in Ife taken from him : perverted souls and they his liberty, And yet he had know It found happiness f 1 1 1 1 “1 do not know whieh Is the ‘ " rimental to an orderly I state —to be inearcer I e ated i walls of » . or walls of rank ignorance “L have helped teach men to think they have been com scoatoies,". = STUDENTS BRING ART DISPLAY and Young Chinese Will Exhibit Wares at Olympic Hotel Je and out ing with extreme rosecutors, expressed displeasure in when he told of »peal he had made to the of the relief wor Dean John N. 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The . nmercial ¢ e Pp Y. Cheng, 1 FX Be 4 J > IN , or at halt ral and mechanical appliances | * sald Miller, pos aeiovi } + ds of dollars for | The it wil ¢ drawings! catic : Is | the discovery of crime and the [and paint rien, antiqu *h t : apprehension of the offender and | and i fueuranion eno ttiee: siotage? f still more money for punish- | silks, nasa Gail at Z ment, keep and care of the con " siege \ . victed felons, but not a cent for | wood, angcot oe | their reha Here is | and handiwork, industrial where the inmates' relief work | and chemical products, Jewelry and | . ina practical re | way to help keep a man straight : after he is sent on his way.”* Dean Cobb Speaks af . Money & raised for the fund both ity o! " ; oF ee tre hea Before Sportsmen d, Jess jonary work and a practical de tration of the Christian spi said, ‘How many replies d uppose I received? 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