The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1924, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR RATE CONTRACTS No School Thursday and Friday, Af ternoons IN EXISTENCE A Most Unusual Ready for Children at The Bon Marche , Opportunity | THE BON MARCHE ig DARGAIN. BASEMENT Money saved is money gained. Walk through the Bargain Basement and you'll be surprised at the amount of your savings. More Delightfully Smart Ballaine Gets Photos of Documents Work Denied et “ ws! oy 90 2 a $ s - be Sizes ; om 16 to 42 mn ‘ wei . ~y A we mr Block Cylinder Cloth! . . dalla tn wth Polaire! Fleece! f Waffle Ching . . hat tie om Emphasiz . i “a ish styles with colla ‘ . p Excellently tailored—geod quality mat aort 9 of 3 ae Bon Marché, Brown and several shades of tan and gray Te k i iu “ C | S | Li F B M k FF aad corte ta oc ar, ale omplete Sample Line From a Better Maker! 1 Childsen's Cotton [New Shipment? SS Newest Styles—No Two Alike! See Window Display! Men's Cotton mons De i) ‘ono tees 3 : UNION - : i is Hand lugge for men and Women—of such smart designs and high The leathers are hand-berdered cowhide, walrus and cobra grain— UNION SUITS ut quality—that it immediately suggests buying and putting aside for black, tan and brown. Some of the ies’ Dress Cases are fitted with SUITS fe for thr Christmas gift toilet articles, and there are smart Overnight Bags in the lot. freight t " ¢ et . e ~ oe .& Or «| ag Saar $ 45 Unite Suit Cases $4.50 to $11.50 Bags $2.50 to $22.50 Larger Cases $6.00 to $25.00 ton. For Girls: White . fr 4 A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ONE TILL CHRISTMAS with Dutch necks, Seronds , ve Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche ‘ short sleeves, ankle ait length. For Boys: Buy Now and Save! Gray with short Very fine quality sleeves, ankle lengths heavy ribbed —eeru ' 74 99 Se Women’s and Misses’ CHAMBER FIGHT So S ds) H lf Pri ! a. All-Wool Cricket 49 OVER |, ¢. ¢ ome Secon S) a Y1ce! (Si SWEATERS eg enema ‘ . . Fee the first time we are able to offer Seattle women an opportunity fo possess one of these high-grade 36 to corsets at just half its usual price Oppose Reappointment of AA we wy : — Campbell as Member 1 simple daily lacing remolds and supports the figure Log | Driving Now arm Beautiful pink silk broches and firm coutils in low elastic top, medium and high bust. Not all sizes im every ae une model, but a splendid aesortment in sizes 28 to 36, Starts in Oregon e's 9 ‘0 stay aime ‘ 4 MARSHFIELD, Ore, Oct. 2—|ried from 40,000,000 ae $5.00 Models Now $2.45 $8.00 Models Now $3.95 $9.00 Models Now $4.50 Log driving, the most spectacular’ feet 1 a $6.00 Models Now $2.95 rial <a ‘ $12.00 Models Now $5.95 re of the lumber industry, was Interstate commerc s ; % ; 1 he leering Correct Glasses comm stoner, The Gooding bil Come Early to Get Your Favorite Model county this, morning, with Sr ae ale ae ee ee Second Floor—The Bon Marche than r 000 worth of Ors Smart Shoes— [ “Ribbon |) fe “Apron Thursday” amined Z Cockades A“Petal A ron” by the latest : riotticd ere Ver S ecial p a Harry W. Appleton Glasses , | a ge € \\\ ored nete—as e Eyesight Specialists RIGHT We new as they | 203-205 Leary Bldg. Is y " experience mp es we are ertep and chic PRETTY new morning Apron of Second Ave., Cor. Madison || At Low Prices duct wsioner Campbe ; black sateen, daintily petaled with & | 7 _ pages an the ad , corduroy. A serviceable house apron— Improve your vision ‘Roth el] t {of matters w for many year | bya weariiptBiteeals wel Optical Co before is t tothe inter: ey will be effective for Hallowe'en that need not be = es a 1, and. fon his Clever styles—possessing x be worn constantly. |g eat great distinction, Express A colorful assortment of Hallowe'en ' Phone MA in-6289 S| Horlick’s pi fashionable col! Aprons, in black and orange, at $1.50. IGINAL iz Malted Milk OOD-LOOKING Street and Dress Shoes on modified Second Floor—The Bon Marche i French lasts. In patent, suede, kid and satin. 1 ew sak i 15 Finished with turned soles and Cuban or Spanish heels. (ER Br: 2 i ELTINGE esas terminal cities than to |i Sizes 214 to 9. W nine AA to D. A Special Lot of | agar cid sk Third Floor—The Bon Marche $1.25 to $1. 75 ‘ 5 OF Avoid ton ter Third Foor Outing Gowns $1 50 = 1T"$ PRECISION Hi » $1.50 || 3 Days ale In Food Shops 36 I I Sens or et both striped and plain. Amply cut | pod Soles -Inch and very comfortable. In V neck and collared style, e e p ou -" Super Accurate Instruments. . | Armour’s “Star” Hams made with Jong or short sleeves. Sizes 16 and i at Lincoln Salon Show Bon Marche Lb. 28c Bleached Second Floor—The Bon Marche | When you put your [ka which xaiew ‘as | Bread ‘jemi s xe fancy! corn fed Muslin, 10c | funds in the care of , {the wall of yrs bubble Large Loaves, Each 10¢ tlons' by tho plece. Extra mpecial Rect bho, the free. trom Hi this institution they M | LLION Pesca oar ek he i | 2 Loaves 19¢ Fancy Cottage Butts; lean, sugar ah aan Aide? TH erent | r are not merely laid . Gaurie displayed: at Bhattion. tral ear Teuang | Ute Met; Wbe.eeess. v2BB@ | to 10 yards away for safe-keep- DOLLARS plomoblle salon by Haan. acca, argo lotf..iccvsess-44¢. [OFreshly Churned Cream. Butter; Unbleached H fio? they: are work oln people from Tu sday to Peiay | Pil ead lick 9 boc our ‘regula, high. gito:; guaran dian Head 20¢ d ing for you, For RESOURCES 1 hotel | i i scl da mee totig tie 46" 0 in measure the last 23 years we have never paid less than t#, unable | Pumpkin Pies, Special 35 | Bon Marche Mayonnaise; the very | yards ‘ ) y of pure ingredients 27-Inch Iced Angel Food Cake 25e “ ic) en thousanth thousandth, e of # and othe of the Cakea i eee teteeege ess RDG Canton Flannel 19¢ 800 | Sweet isa Brand Peas Good weight, soft, fleecy outing flannel; unbleached. bee Can 16c Fine Silk Mixtures .2Be Dozen Cans, $1.85 50 Beautiful lingerie mate. h @ Chocolate Eolairs, minute that two pieces of steel “HLO" Quick Oats, pkg.. spn pasenars and 4 2 pkgs. for ....... 4 tho magnetized hstanding | 4 Sie aintee Prantl i | pill of approximately 200 pounds, Halloween Cakes $1.00 Extra gifted Pens; small, swe “c Per Annum Dividends And their Security is vouched for by the fact that our Board of Directors invest only in first mort- gages on improved property, or in city, state and Imported Woodenwale rial—silk-and-cotton mixed, tender. | instd@d of the 16-pound limit of mag: | ‘iepslisnapiiies . ‘ in good weigig. In pink, government bonds. | siettesd -pleces, | 5 ass Brand pie ne lwp, orchid, hongydew: and At Low Prices - i ¢ : 6 $50,000 exhibit ix the same as| ce cans; rich Hawaiian elle With the incentives of PROFIT and | no CeO b00) ables oy ts onicaae Counter Lunch 35c 15 abCaD| eat gubspeas ei Res alt 36-1 il SECURITY added to the future benefits of pale ; 3 Les Home Cured Corned Beef and Sunny Jim Brand Jam; large 9 Lace’V nee on Wooden Spoons, 11-, 18- and) Wooden Knife and: Fork saving, it should not take you long to Make Re a Cabbage oz, tumblors of extra fine jaf Ueidecwoacbligs as Beatty oerapaibs. saciid Se adr | A your decision to lay aside a ; Steamed Potatoe: Your Sliplés of, ‘loganibetry: Ot | ace wtrinwtettooteDatlete| Slotted: Spoons; 10¢. Wooden Salad Sets, pr. 30¢: } small sum at regular inter- Unable to Identify Bread and Butter c Fesnberry AES jak shades of blue, pink, orchid Wooden Rolli . Wooden Napkin Rings, 10¢ Hl vals. Dead Boy as Hers ff Arve Covbier Coffee or Milk te ikl itt od ane ire. and yellow—as well as ooden Rolling Pin, 35¢. | wooden Spice Gabinet at } incre ail {and (nsibods Lunch Counter—Main Floor Baek 2, 146; 6 cana... 80¢. | Wilt att DS turd re | Wooden Salt Boxes, 50¢. $1.50. H | of the 16 Fold oy ci 1 at Sum Main Voor—The Bon Marche ‘ Wooden Butter Spades, 10¢. Uilbn Street Basement nm by a train Ftiday are believed | i] to have failed, when Mra. c. F. jf Mayflower Blend Coffee il Johnson, mother of Ambds Hall, ‘ missing Seattle boy, declared. the | 3 Lbs. $1.15 Last call for Halle § body resembled that of her son, but | 1 Lb. 45¢ leer ee oy. dive cet el eke oe ma Orange Pekoo Blend Tea; a deli Ween novelties _ and BE Amon disappeared ‘Thursday, | cious blend of black teas; 1b.46¢ decorations, | | t > | with a friend, Mort Ostrom, ‘This | Main Floor—The Bon March | PUGET SOUND SAVINGS [Fouis* fee wear Set gene | iain Floor—The Ton Marche _ PIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUS—UNION STREET—SEATTLE Main Hoor—The Bon Marche | ual Amon fall from a load of lnmber | i and LOAN ASSOCIATION [on a train near summer — . | I ae —= = il AGSOURCES OVER FIVE MILLION DOLLARS BRL ib iJudge Penibeartonc | Tuerdny n He sald support my candidacy.” | ADVERTISING PRAISED | tle Aa club He spoke tot 4 WHERE PIKE STREET CROSSES THIRD taReaeend Prevent ah bn Outli Platf | 50 long ay I am upon the su!’ Judge Pemberton denied that he | meeting in tho Masonie eld room, j ah ak py Pitts utlines atform | preme denen 1 witt detormine all|}ad 1. W. W. support, saying that| ‘Those tirms which make conspicw| Arcade butlding, || wonat oxport.| JudKe W. 1. Pemberton, candidate | cases. on their merits, according to HH i wa aapente tae wee whee OUS SUCCESSES Are those that adver pe war i on ‘e-Clectior 0 y " "7 nd rec « \. oins i Opon to the |for reelection to the supremo court j{he law and the facts. If anyone de-| voto from voters who Knew. there {tise conalstently, Ray Bigelow, preste|,, Com sre much more) aif il bonch, spoke at Dartnall's cafeteria! sires special favors ho should not than paper money, according. é not | was no foundation to the charges, dent of Cheasty’s, Inc, told the Seat-| Gorman hactoriologist x aa Nr