The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1925, Page 10

TWO APPOINTED (Now SHE HEARS BANK TRUSTEES (re “PR al Na Bi aK 4 and Strout —_ AND TALKS] ae? Washington Mutt Rhodes nes ~t McCormick Love Suit = | Taken Out of Court a " Rio Gus nde Is Battle Front in Booze Strite Bank Is Scene of Weekly Gun Duels Between Liquor Smugglers and U.S. Officers Warrant Discount Is Cut by Banks Eos: wit or ye te Gents om wi toh eet Mon rage » 4 i ARKEST PATRONS POR CONSPIRACY 4 a of El Paso} | B THE BON MARCHE + cnt oe al : ARGAIN BASEMENT, Say en ed Ef ike Daldshe Feaianctt slonies ‘bite mercha indions ) that will sell quickly—that will give you excellent value! Bargains! In today—out tomorrow—that } } is the way of real bargains! Come early! 124 Self and Fur-Collared — COATS 99 Sizes 16 to 53 -RNMENT AGENTS ADMIT THEY'RE HELPLESS languor iombrero pulled low asuntering along rtos, laden’ with time fItuston. | rkness, this man | Smartly tailored in CUT FLEECE, BOLIVIA, VELOUR AND ». But “Hole. | a center for the G ment agents admit they're POLAIRE ! tically helpless. There are not! . f them Attractiyely styled Coats with self or fur collars of Mandell, Beaverette or Musk- rat. All are fully lined and some have fur cuffs. Journey Changed by Radio Message KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 6 formed by radio that their had been killed in a ¢ crash, R. C. and J. In several shades of gray, tan and brown . | {oT rao brothers, were en re All-Wool Cricket Children’s Cotton Worth, Tex ing their tr SWEATERS epee For Boys and Girls. In powder, ( wales BOOZE LAW SUSPECT with x8O48 49 MUST EITHER FACE at Pree a TRIAL OR OPERATION AYTON R. STUART, charged Fine ribbed in black and Sizes 614 to trasting col- 19. Heavy tibbed in black ** Wenderfas value, onty. ; with the liquor |} I ew: thust’ gocundar the autgeon's knife or stand trial, So ruled Judg eral co ney Cushman Monday in Double Thread Tinkish Towels 2,000 Yards 36-Inch Cotton (Flannel Shirting acne eo stripes and po yeah Ng ‘O° week: size 16xi18— c Set ahi C j said the court, “If Stuart is not e x cellent lengths to 18 relieved of hin malady, he value. yards stand trie out further Bach Yard Stuart's case has bee nearly two years n pending = hee THE SEATTLE STAR TheBonMare ché ‘The Von Marchés he Bon aK January pANCE aitine Pike St ,SecondAve,, UnionSt Seattle e J January Clearance Site FINER SILK COWN GOING AT SHARP REDUCTIONS 60 Heavy Silk Crepe Gowns Reduced to 60 Crepe and Radium Gowns Reduced to | 48 Exquisite Silk Gowns Reduced to “TSAILORED or very lac: Oates Sok) rich satins, tailored | styles, trin aa effec = $4. 95 *. elf-tinted lace $6. 99 and tri ape with real 15 tively, and cut full and d delicately with fir lace mly eorgettes. } ’ ' and tailored crepe " y real lace apne shoe fine novelty crepes, and long. Both sieeveless and cap-slee iti aatat ribbon. In blue, heavy crepe de chine in pleated styles. In del Nile, peach, orchid, rose, ciel and maize and yellow » cate lingerie pastels Second Floor—The Bon Marche FREE! Baby Health Lectur “Pre-N 4 ing sinc and “Personal Hygiene” Frank Carroll Jatal Care” By Dr. from 2 to 3 o'clock in the Baby Shop Wednesday, January 7, fa ae ‘ye La re A Group of Late Winter Hats Reso $4175 SHARMING | styles, ch you w ite January caer Baby Clothes Silk-Mixed Vanta Shirts 98e_ Gingham Creepers at 98c in fashionable iaterials, Il recognize at once having ght priced, been much higher Baby Shop, Second Floor—The Bon Marche The Slender Lines of Fashion Are Easily Achieved by This AZ Corset January $3.00) Third Floor—The Bon Marche January Clearance Sale Cottons f= 30-In. Plaid Crepes 20 F; Japanese’ crepe in wantelge*Té plaids. In pink, rose, blue, helig and yellow. 38-Inch Unbleached Muslin 12¥¢ oe Nice quality muslin for d¢B¥ iv, ; mestic use. Lengths to 10 yards ij cover January Clearance NOTIONS Ze. KOTEX SA word fans ITARY NAPKINS, , x Ac Tubbii STEP-INS, ¢ ton Babies’ Gum Pants 2%¢ red pure gum rubber; elastic at ° re piel ap by Aen Special 32-In. Dress Gingham fen TWILL TAPE on bolts; white ey 19¢ als r ceecy date guarded ends; 12 0 aE ees ES . Fine quality for House dresses im 7! 5s cdtde tor:106. EMO” Self-Reducing Corset, No, 355, has the aprons and children’s clothes. topless front and is slightly higher in back. Lightly boned throughout, with clustered boning in a task front to control the diaphragm. Made of good qual- Lengths to 10 yards. 36-In. Dotted Swiss 3 wes na Snap Fasteners 3 Dozen de ET COMBS, with co t caved; 10€. ity pink coutil. Sizes 26 to 34. Fine, sheer quality, fog er; COR: TARDE MAR sceneiigy jin hue : : dresses, blouses and under§ the 3 Vand hey . ies Our expert corsetieres will be glad things. In lengths to 10 yards ae a-lneh White astic, jolt 29¢ f 1 quallt 2 1 bolt to help you 36-In. Fancy Flaxons (jr Bae ge 35¢ trans! ality lawn, In black, white WH be for 25¢, Hote Pair 39 with ribbon or 34- and 86-inch checked smi striped Flaxons, fine mere ized quality. Lengths to 10 yards. 36-In. White Broadeloth chgmo, New Tailored Novelty Garters, of satin and trimmed e e dh aes Brassiere, $1.00 Be e white; slightly irregu 4 hd Nice quality fo: rts, Ue bak te : ; ; en’s apparel. Len, Boy Curlers, Card 25¢ HIS new Brassiere, made from striped novelty pee rene a Res ‘ v pak the hair; 3 card. fabric, daintily controls and beautifies the fig- scl od quality st mall, medium 36-In. White Flaxon 20 white ure above the waistline. It creates trim and smart lines and is very comfortable, too. irge sizes; BO¢. SILK THREAD, spools, 46. Main Floor—The Bon Marche Fine quality, in plain Lengths to 10 yards. Third Floor—The Bon Marche white and colors, Second Floor—The Bon Marche 60-yard | 10,000 Pieces of Decorated Dinnerware 5c, 10c, 15c and 25c Factory ends and slightly imperfect pieces from a well-known maker of high grade semi-poreel ain dinnerware. None delivered at these low prices. Included are: Dinner Plates, 15c Pie Plates, 10c Bread and Butter Plates, 10c Soup Plates, 15c Sauce Dishes, 10c Tea Cups, 10c Tea Saucers, 5c And many other pieces Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche Vegetable Dishes, 25¢ Meat Platters, 25c Salad Bowls, 25c Covered Dishes, 25¢