The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1925, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR TT Congress Considers $54,426,562 Measure CHURCH RAISE $50,000 First M. E. Congregation ; Plan Church School in 42,000 Inquiries Feature Old-Time Social at Affair A * THE BON MARCHE ‘al BarGain BASEMENT NEW WOOL DRESSES Fashioned in Plain, Checked and Striped Twills $7.95 Sizes 16 to 44 A charming group of excellent styles ata featured low price: Included are linen collars trim- med with bright bias folds of sev- eral shades — lace collars—bright colored leather belts—self belts bosom fronts of contrasting colors with rows of colored buttons—gold thread embroidery—silk ties of contrasting colors. In the new high shades. 300 APRON DRESSES| !n Novelty Suiting Prints Another Shipment of These Fast-Selling Popular Garments 95c An extensive assortment of neat patterns in these Novelty Suiting Prints—guaranteed fast colors. Full size garments with deep hems, attractive trimmings and excellent work- manship. Sizes 36 to 44. Blue, tan, oakwood, orchid, Nile and rose! Tomorrow—A Timely Offering! 89 For Spring Wear Hats that bespeak the new season— at a price far below their actual worth! Because of their fabrics, colors, trimmings—because of their style, quality, workmanship, — these represent most unusual A values. (<Y Hair Cloth! =Straw Braid! Silk! Felt! In black and all the new vivid colors including ombre, thistle- bloom and pervanche blue. Clean-Up-—Broken Sizes! Women’s Novelty Pumps! Oxfords! $ 1 49 Patent Leather and Brown Kid! One-strap styles, with good leather roles and rubber-tipped Cuban heels. Good, strong, serviceable shoes—priced to enable you to lay in a season's ) Little Tots’ Sport SWEATERS S Sizes 2 to 5 Years! Novelty weave in a combination of wool and rayon. Two-tone tan effects with con- trasting colors in rayon around bottoms. Very smart, very practical, very low priced! y, Just in! PUBLICITY PAYS Railroad Campaign Results athebon Marche - Early Spring Fashion Display—Tuesday i aieag s the New Modes in “Madelon” Coats, Suits and Dresses—Second Floor—And the Newest Modes in Better Millinery—T hird F ‘loot You are ( fordially Invited to Tea and a Piano Concert in the Millinary De; Third Flo rE vartment Clock, Take 6 for the Price of 5) Cah ouscuite of good sturdy Tur: ish 1 Towels, for factory service. 6 Turkish Towels, 17x34, regularly 20c, Now . 6 Turkish Towels, 17x37, regularly 25c, for 6 Turkish Towels, regularly 30¢, for 6 Turkish Towels, regularly 35¢, for 6 Turkish Towels, 20x! regularly 40c, for $1.25 20x40, hand and bat) kick. w use, 6 Turkish Towels, 24x regularly 45c, for 6 Turkish Towels, regularly 50c, for 24x 6 Turkish Towels, 24x regularly 60¢, for . 6 Turkish Towels, 2 regularly 75ce, for Third Floor—The Bon Marche 25x50, ill give long and satis- $1.00 $2.25 $2.50 _ $3.00 $3.75 48, 16, NEW ARTIFICIAL SILKS 4 to %3 Less Than Regular A leading wholesale house cleared these to us at a very low price if we took the lot. 36-Inch Waffle Crepe, 98c Yd. 36-Inch Honeycomb Crepe, 98¢ Yd. blister tunics In white, navy and midnight blue. A lovely weave effect for dresses, and sport coats. 36-Inch Satin Faille, $1.25 Yd. Firmly woven trico, with lustrous surface. For dresses, tunics and negligees. In Kashan blue, bobolink, empire, seal, sandalwood, turquoise, melon and many others. 36-Inch Dropstitch Trico, $1.25 Yd. Firmly woven, and smartly adapted to frocks and tunics. In shades of Havana, lanvin green, seal, almond, ching blue, and white. ooot Specialized Shoe-Fitting Service HERE is no need to be inconvenienced and made un- comfortable by blistered heels, aching insteps, cramped toes—or any of the foot miseries we are prone to think we have to endure! In The Bon Marche Shoe Shop there is an expert on fitting shoes correctly to feet pf unusual shape—and he will be glad-at any time to advise you and to help you find complete foot comfort. Ask for the Specialized Shoe Fitting Service. Shoe Shop, Maln Floor—The Bon Marche Spring Dressmaking Classes Begin March 9th Learn to make your own clothes for Spring—instruc- tions by an expert—bringing out all the many particu- lar points necessary to make one’s clothes look just right. 12 Lessons—$2.00 Register now—Second Floor Personal Service. 98c So here they are! A fine dress crepe in midnight, black, white, Indian orange, Chinese yellow, zinc, fallow and sand. ‘ 36-Inch Bengal Faille, $1.25 Yd. $1 2 Third Moor—The Bon Marche 2,000 Yards 38-In. Unbleached Muslin 124c Very useful quality for cur- tains, needlework, and many household purposes., Lengths to 10 yards. 1,800 Yards 36-Inch Challies, 1214¢ Printed Challies, in floral and Persian effects; light or dark shades. Lengths to 10 yards. 2,000 Yards — 36-Inch Scout Pereales, 15c In the newest patterns and all the * wanted colors. Lengths to 20 yards. Third Floor—The Bon Marche A similar weave to satin faille, without the satin sur face. In pearl, zinc, empire, coral, silver, seal, white navy, bobolink, dryad green, black, and many mom shades. - ‘ 36-Inch Colorful Tricolette, $1.25 Yd A fancy blister stripe, cross-striped in color. woven quality. Red on white, sand on tile blue, brown on white. For dresses, tunics and sports blouses) | New Rayon Slips $2.95 ERFECT foundations for Spring’s slender frocks and ensembles. Fitting nicely— just full enough—and finished with firm, though narrow shoulder straps. The edges of these garments are finished with a fine narrow crochet which will insure against dropstitch and raveling. In Castilian and lipstick red, natural blush, beige, tan, ambre, bois de rose, cycla-| men, lettuce and pinegrove greens, bambina blue, and hosts of other shades. | Second Floor—The Bon Marche ‘Campbell Is Third on Council Sick List | timan W. T. Campbell is the| | Democratic Club Meets Wednesday | ‘The Seattle City-Wide Demo of the city council to} Women's club will hold an P he recent of| meeting Wednesday noon, at Meves' colds and tonailitis prevalent in the} cafeteria | eity-county building, He | ed} will be to his home with a sligh K. | py epidemic The city manager plan | a | Heavy Fog ( Causes Presented from both sides | eh Fear in New York |‘ dleastrous wrecks which * 0¢:| NEW 23. pea soup | York today, and movements of ahips and ferries! YORK, Feb. Another | c fox delaying surface traffic | | an of fog horns. | Knowles, ie f Harding, I s Buried e Earl beets 58 Special precautions were taken on, jevated lines to prevent Fabetitio n} urred during fogs earlier in the descended on New Picpabe Ships in the harbor proceeded at nail pace with constant bellowing triend of the ing, died Sunday. j to be held Monday from the # }in_the harbor. Mrs. Kathryn Miracle and J. lrolt have recently recovered from} similar illnesses. | Railway President | Goes to Washington) | CHEHALIS, Feb. 23.—President W. E. Brown, of the Chehalis, Cow- }litz and Cascade railway, left with} | Mrs. Brown Sunday, to confer with officials of the interstate commerce | commission, at Washington, D. © | He will be gone 4 month ] | News of the death of a pioneer | \churchman of this state was re. | ceived Sunday, when it was learned | | that Rev. F. W. Beaven had died in| Rochester, N. Y. Rey. Beaven came | to the state in the early ‘80s and| \tounded the Baptist seminary at} Centralia, Ho held several pulpits thruout the state. EUSAAY AND MERTON —CHARL! ETON * on Centrally Located Business Property NO COMMISSION ALSO 6% to "7% On Apartment House and Residence Property Anywhere In Seattle NO COMMISSIONS T™! 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