The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1925, Page 10

ee} 6-Story Tower to® Be Built at Park —__THE SEATTLE STAR Modern Ordnance Norwegian Steamship Told at Meeting Is Named Roosevelt BUILD HOSPITAL tee seornD Orens » a t 1 F Ex West Seattle Residents to « wk F r German Music Is Still a Favorite » Dull Razor Cause of Scowling Face COLVIN TO STO ALL GAMBLING sd pipe ein ene eisai ths Start Comunity Project relic’ trons the chen |0m thelr feces ta t ne ef a : . te Prosecutor Tells Council of ; Apsctthele pte ray sae iF ss Prete ered tt bilo house he nadie pe + 7” : Vis Churches His Plans pons and|at ler 41) Friday, and ts being sheen. eetabliehed and «| infant dau t @ vot BTM! «© COUNCIL PRAISES STAR tajor 8. P + take on cargo for they. the tucker ot che movant |= than ac coe rent anes. 1 8 Attorney Believes Gambling ts yas ° staan Deraag, bn aac eet oe tia ditties = | As Tes WING ie . m8 ng 444 ton * Dr CAL A : 1 quar are te * ; ! t ' I Lan H. Fre I ViNtie | ted 4 Calf be f * : ‘ H. Hall, Dr. Gu wis, I op th ar bch Second Ave. Pike to Union St. Seattle, Wash. Store Hours 9 to 5:30 r thebon Marcne — New Easter Modes! Important Values In “Lower Cost’ Coat and Dress Section! them. things we are of crime. W I want ¢t sun shines the lav 4S sure as the Will be enforced. WOOD TO MAKE ~~ MORE CASH Famous Speculator - Gam - bler-Lieutenant Back in U.S. DAVIS ISLAND, Fla Lieut. Osborne, C. Wo Major General Leonard W Martied two conti Will go to Cal / SF am neither brok Wood emphasized GoMfortadle-looking €¥idence. ‘And what's more, r destitute, flashed a All Spring Wear ae New Coat Fashions for Easter “Tuckettes” for Large Women Of difficulties with his wife far as I know there are 2. Maybe there will be a STREET and Dress Coats of fine twillbloom, D) trimmed with smart contrasting borders, new braiding in metal and silk braids, and band- ings of imitation petit point In navy or black, and the new high | spring and summer wear. Second Floor—The Bon Marche RAVEL and Sports Coats of covert, finished with smart velvet lapels aud facings; swag- ger cheviot twills, and block stripes or plaids, in free hanging featuring the double-breasted tendency. A SPECIAL value, which will recommend the Lower Cost Section to women of larger build who dress tastefully. Featuring all of the fashion- right spring lines in a soft, new artificial silk ma- terial, which is striped in a delicate tuck-like effect. HERE are ensemble effects, and slendering coat styles, as well as the always wanted straight tunic-like effect. Ciliation and maybe there will no! T don't know.” Discussing his own affairs he had “made a fool of myself. ‘But I am going t Back on my feet just a: an,” he added. “I am nota thrift. The only unfortunate about this affair is that so di: guished a man as my fat hot Have such a darn fool Fa. come, easy go.” ' Wood will remain here, he said, for a few days, whi makes up his mind whether to locate in Florida | ‘fF go to California. lines new many In navy, black, and the bright new shades. Sizes 88 to 48, designed specially for full figures. hades for | + Second Mloor—The Bon Marche ¥ RABBI DUE HERE Representative of Hebrew’ Union Arrives April 6 Extra! Samples “Simmons” Beds Unusual Values for “Home Days” pi | ~Coming to Seattle on a tour of the ‘West. Rabbi Michael Aaronsohn, representative of the Union of American Hebrew congregations, will arrive here Mon- day, April 6. He will address] a number of meet- ings in the city, delivering a m sage of religious faith to the Jews”, i Seattle. Th Meetings are being atranged for him by leading citizens Of that faith here. Rabbi Aaronsohn had just his training in the | Union Rabbi Aaronsohn | <Ollege when the world war broke out. He enlisted in the United States infantry and went overseas, 50-1b. ) Felted | Cotton | Mattress $14.85 Simmon’s Fabric Link Springs $5.95 Right Colors In NEW APRONS $195 For Apron Thursday KETCHED are two particularly pleasing new Apron Dresses, one hand embroidered imitation homespun, and the other a gay lace trimmed figured voile. These two models are featured in rose, blue, green, sepia and very pleasing floral prints. rising to the rank of battalion ser-| Other fresh and charming styles in voile, gingham, 1—Walnut-finished, continuous past, flat i—lvory finish, continuous post with i Bay Acgome core CU OH the ut te chambray and beach cloth. Strong and durable, ahrat ac $10 75 eat e Good heavy sxbuaiane ae toth: eyes. | Second Floor—The Bon Marche with 4-inch rise, in sin- 3 ft. 3 ins sees ° size 3 ft. 3 ins.; as is... 9.00 s es spay Roi nathetere te tila hoch ‘te aie andi full: alees 5—Ivory finish, square, continuous post, | 5 Ivory - finished Steel Beds, size .with imperial stitched Ueteee his course at college F d t “H H D ” P : beck with square continuous 17 50 1 ft. 6 ins; ¢ Bag atte edge, in full and twin Hpieiediately upon graduation wns oods a appy ome Vays rices Fourth Floor filler; 8 ft. 3 ins, . ‘aw’ ts 4 $14 75 sizes. Very specially t ] Seoraeeniatty cabbie aol | KGRRREERTT RE. TL The Bon Marche 1—Ivory finish, mitred post, with flat " fs a ‘i "ak ah avs ® priced | | Real Pompeiian Olive Oil—Special, Qt. 97c [\__ filler; size 8 vory finish, continuous ! setae "$15.50 | ae $8.50 PAINT UP WITH “WESTHOME” PAINTS x For inside and outside Tea Kettle (| work, Put up for and post; size 4 ft. 6 ins.; as is Fourth Floor The Bon Marche Roadhouse Operator | Scares Thief Away Cint Willard, in his apartment at Willard’s, a Victory highway ro louse, early Wednesday frig d ‘away a burglar who had ascended a Tadder to the window of Willard’s rooms. He 4s believed to have been @fter the receipts of Tuesday night Delicious olive oll at a very special price each purchase of ¢ Recipe book given with Homeland Stringless Reans; cut beans; Foney Calymerne Pulled Vigay special, Ib 06 3,000 Yards | 36-In. Percales 15¢ Good quality material” fine flavor; can Ihe lund Peasy oxtra sifted; and tender: can He & Blackwell Malt V 24-07%, bottles; special ‘and Sardines; large oval freshly packed ize Minek ‘Teas n specially nice blend of fine teas; Ib 10 Hon Marche Special Coffee: ox pertly blended, and fresh daily 2% Ibe ; + Mle Thousand Island Dressing, Lb. 38¢ Frank Fly, Olympus hotel, for house dresses, aprons ——{) guaranteed by The Bon W | 7 robbed of $216 at Ninth ave. s, A rich—and always fresh dressing—made from the fineyt ingre and children’s things. $1.45 y ene : ash Dearborn st. Tuesday night when a “ents. Made in The Bon Marche Sunlit Sanitary Kitchen Stripes, figures and 5-quart, nickeled Quarts $1.05 masked man Jeaped to his side from Freshly Churned Creamery Wut- | Alaska Herring; fine, meaty fi) hy 20 da neces ceepbas, ’ BY A i i B d MUM RrpAbNA. Aicotioanion piterec Mery our reguiur Jersey rand; | ane checks. In lengths to 2 V,-gallons .....82.00 Oar the machine, Fly said. ines swith jenn Cottage Butt Pina are » $3.85 era chan, Fea tomar cued i Mien cauallty pure fruit and 500 Yards 40-Inch Clothes Fuller's Hot Water Flat Varnish A43c Bt; ee BUBET; ID. cicsirecsccece tle Senator Dill Talks -at Democrat Dinner Caramel Fudge Loaf Cake 40c and 65¢ yards. Twill Sateen 25¢ Fine, heavy Black ‘Twill Baskets $1.35 Wall Finish 5 Ibs, 54e Gallon ..... Brushes 90c All bristle brushes, zine; in laundry nea ; j Sateen, in lengths to 10 yards, 1 shades and white. Iwo sizes of this delicious loat—with a real home-made taste Al . U. 8. Senator C. C. Dill will be , For kalaomining 2Yinch size. Ps , pena : Date and Nut Cookles, for the | Hon Marche Hrend, large loaf ards 27-Inc Large size; of See , ae a,\ s the principal apeaker at the Jeffer ‘day he | ites 2. for We 1,000 Yards 27-Inch imported willow Steel Wool, Household Size, 5c Coinbinette i fon day annual banquet of King Hat Cre Hutterhorns, nut topped, & for Dress Gingham lhe 1 County Democratic club April 19 a4 ier & fo uhe the Seattle Chamber of Comme Main Wloor—-The Hon Marche In pretty checks and plaids, Electric Irons , pee es asinounced Wednesday by. Prenident Corned Beef and Cabbage Lunch— Me AR ia a 75¢ $2.95 Henffy steel; wlilte en jleorge Bi. Ryan, Home Cured Corned Beef and Cabbage Steamed Potato hast . mel set Party leaders from all over Weat- Bres@ and Butte nie " nde ‘toffee Third Floor—The Mare Pure aluminum, Guaranteed; complete ‘ He te The Marche area fom all over Watt: rev@ and Butter Oran, a la Mode Coffee ov Milk hind Floor—The Bon Marche Unio Street Basement—The Bon Mit Bressman Sam B, Hill has also been Invited to be prosent. Ke Lunch Counter, Main Floor—The Bon, Marche in 10-ineh sive, with stand and cord,