The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 3, 1925, Page 16

CONFERENCE ON “DIPLOMA MILL” Colvin to See Dunbar Drugless College Case on Marriage Is Investment Dividends; Either Misery o CYNTHIA GREY _ ) What Do You Expect From Marriage? | Pays * Joy dia BY CYNTHIA GREY T Td r window Injuries Fatal to boy Would- ee Hobo | | gro and put him an open charge. ture on Valentino has an THE BON MARCHE Banana BASEMENT Knowing where bargains can be found is a big factor in curbing domestic ex- penses. Thrift seekers realize the im- portance of the Bargain Basement. Rare Coat Values, Indeed, at $18.00 LUXURIOUS FUR- TRIMMED COATS Sizes 16 to 50" Featuring dis- tinctive tailor- ing, smart styles, and a surprisingly low price. This lot stands by itself for genuine value! Angora Fleece! Ripplelo! Bolivia! Grizzly! Crepe Chinchilla! Suede-Finish Velour! Fur collars of Muskrat, Sea- line, Manchurian Wolf, Opossum and Mandell, and some models with self collars. Linings of satin de chine, heavy silk crepe and novelty blocks. Black—tan—gray—brown—kitfox— Arab—Chinese red PLAY SUITS 95 ; Blue Senin trimmed yous red galatea—round or uare necks—long or short sleeves. Sizes 2 to B years. Boy’s Cotton Sheet BLANKETS Seconds pa: f with Bf 108 Pairs Women’s and Growing Girls OXFORDS aploke: 72x80. Black Patent Leathers and Brown Caltskin Good looking, prac- tical shoes with all- leather soles and rubber heels — perforated trim- mings. Will give lots of wear and comfort—and the price is attractively low. Wide widths. Sizes 24 to7 t that wil s pays dividends o eldom de arriage has been st be an earthly “ ve emda y oe Has Had Enough of Modern Girls to hold thing: ur hubby this column: | ck and rn mother, from thon und always be true to y I ask the readers “Shall I take my w ra second I have « will I call t I am in favor of att ne 10 “Never#’ for men and women in th ¥ 14 edition ts a very good a ONE WHO MARRIED A MODERN GIRL, Coast Guard Exams to Be Held March 16 & competitive for cadets 1 cadet or the Unit States Guard on March 16 is made G. De commander of the northern Particu!: ement of hington, D. C. John Lane, Noted | Publisher, Is Dead, LONDON, Feb. 3.—Jobn author and publisher, died here day Lane to. | nooo | Seer Proves Powers by THE SEATTLE STAR ithebon Marcie '|Curtains! Noteworthy Savings! Special Purchases and Reduced Stocks Bring #7 Lowered Prices Which Invite Immediate Home Freshening Artificial Silk Panels, Reduced to Very fine quality in two different effective patterns. Finished witt d-inch mercerized silk fringe, bullion style, In light ecru color. New Fringed Curtain Panels Special, at Artificial silk or luster cloth panels i 1, with and 4-inch patterns, Novelty Fringed Net Panels, Reduced to and very pretty effects, hed with 4-inch | Figured Net Panel Curtains, Reduced to Pretty bung fringed at the botto he panel long, in a warm shade of ecru, Ruffled Curtains, Special Purchase softly draping, which will la ruffled tleback eek ; $3.00 $2.00 very fine, silky ilk bullion fringe to match. Very crossbar in unusual double The curtains are 2! Durable fir curtains, eavy fringe, w nets, are 214 yard $1.50 | Ruffled Curtains, Special Purchase PAIR acy Ruffled Curtains—striped, and ruffled in dai nicely, t narrow effects. Complete with ruffled tiebacks. In white only Splash voile, vunder Complete with Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche NEW FASHIONS FOR LITTLE FOLKS are as emphatic in baby apparel as in women’s—and the new things which arrive daily in the Baby Shop prove that from a standpoint of style and economy. The trends of new style this is going to be a nice season for younger folk C repe & Gingham Creepers 79¢ me in the regular style, ing. In bles ng little ruffle at neck and | ,,., s:to Sane New Spr ing Coats at $6.95 *¢ ris. Tan polaire, made with ack. The but nd the sizes 2 to ¢ 'B seautiful White Dresses 95¢ ines 6 ears; white, trimmed with and touched with pastel Li ile W hite sigan be Outing Flannel Gertrndgs, finished « nk and blue; 50¢. de Chine Shoes, in white and brown; si ezInch Outing Flannel Diapers, soft and neatly finished. $1.95, Second Floor—The Bon Marche Free—Baby Health Lecture Wednesday at 2 o’Clock “Care of the (hild’s Teeth,” Dr. Nanette Clay, Children’s Dentist 4 under the auspices of the to 1:30. Second Floor—The Bon Marche Wieatine Tine Postcards, 5 Kitchen Needs at Little Prices Aluminum Mixing Bowls Set 69%c¢ Heavy, serviceable bowls, in sizes 6, " and 8. 4-Cup Flour Sifter 15¢ ‘ell made sifter; very convenient size. lriplicate Sauce Pan Set $2.45 Cooks 3 things at once, on one flame. Set includes three mirror aluminum 2-quart pots, with removable handle. “Jim’s” Toaster 15¢ A good, strong Toaster for use on gas stoves. Will last for years. Rolling Pin, Special 35¢ Smooth finished hardwood, with revolving, 5. . = handles. Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche —S Bleached . Sheeting, 50c ¥¢ Good heavy quality, which will wear and launder nicely. 36-Inch Unbleached Muslin 12th In lengths to $ yards; good bens | for general use. 36-Inch Cotton Challies ise] Floral and figured patterns, Fine for fj Lengths to § Valentine for Se. Valentine Greeting Cards, Be to $1.00, Whitney's Valentine Ma- terial, for making lace valentine, 365¢ and 50e. Valentine 12 plates, 12 1 cover, S5¢. Valentine Table Covers, B5¢. Valentine Napkins, doz. Se¢; 2 dozen, 15¢. Valentine Streamers and Festoons, 10¢, 15¢. Valentine Caps at 10¢. Dozen, $1.00. Valentine Place and Tally, dozen, 26¢, BOe, 356 and 50¢. Valentine Nut Cups, dor, BOE to $1.50, Main Floor The Bon Marche Lanch Sets, napkins, comforter coverings. yards, 27-Inch Japanese Crepe 19¢ In blue and white or pink and white effects, and very pretty new plaids. Third Floor—The Bon Marche ‘A Star Want Ad To sell that Used Car, just reach} MA in-0600. the phone and call|do it. The racing prizes on the Ken- tucky turf last season totaled more| for |than $1,600, nearest Eyes Examined by the Latest) Dying on Date She Set| Pa ER Aj BREMERTON. ived by Mrs. Ann many years He is surv Lane, who | rector of the Boi of Musi¢ ton Conserv ane was born in ing his edu was one of ers of the Bodley-Read Pu in 1887, and in 1894 h | quired complete control of the Main Street ||- Chum firm st. RW. Me- | commissioner, on Pino st ectrician, get lunch on Pine st. Sterling Hills, engine entering the Mehlhorn build ©. A. Smith, ut of Labor delivery weut on Pike st. An cleaning hod carrier, ‘Temple. man, #¢ dy Mu brick on Virginia st room clerk, keepin The Olympte minister, crossing at Fourth and Union, H. Co er, taking sity st er, cement sun bath on Univer bd Pacoeg Oncuane pe Mrs. ea and Al amed Ident UMA, Ariz, Feb Dan Bristin, 88, fo Jim Polhamus, former sheriff PUGET SOUND. _STEAMER SCHEDULES Save Money, Travel by Steamer OMA Leave Colman Dock } % 1 M.. of Yuma county, who had be friended her, was persuaded to buy the rig ire. Bri seer and propheteas, went down stin's her, apers were with colors flying her death died on the at the time she predicted. Mrs. Bristin gained ‘renown when she foretold the Yuma of 1918, Union Street, FY Seattle sr Net. Second and | Third Aves. ht, just be r ed into Feb. . 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