The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1925, Page 8

Teller Says One Suit All You Should Use FIND OLD GHAR Local Girls i in Revue of HA Map Thought One Made by!" = M N lial * Columbus for Queen ! . noM A h re ® make a . to i ane THE: BON ‘MARCHE Barcain BASEMENT Ready for Easter With Easter Bargains More New Silk DRESSES FOR EASTER nok Out of the Express Car! For afternoon, dress and sports wear — attractively styled in flat crepe, satin and smart. new prints. % Easter is the time when Fashion orders a change. The Bargain Basement has made plans against that event—new sty and colorings and soft quality materials. In black and all the newer shades. The Fad of the Moment! 36-Inch Silk and Cotton CREPE m = HQ’ Taking the part of a other ut Seattle girls in a benefit ‘ yle Revue” at the Co- lumbia theater, Bernice da Ponte was sketched by The Star artist just as she wast stepping from the taxi set on to the | stage. The dress is of white crepe de chine. Coat is of Tan- |gerine velour, trimmed with white fox.- A white hat of ex- | clusive shape sets off the whole. promine New Heavy ‘Rayon Spring Sports an excellent material for England and France in Race for Air Supremacy France Leads, but Great Britain Is Spending mons Extra a} 29 rayon with ) ps wide fringed Scarfs of heavy quality ends. In an attrac¥ive array of patterns and colorings. adhd floral. and conventional de» sign’, and the Very popular Roman stripes. Fast colors —some seconds. Women’s and Growing Girls’ SANDALS BY CHARLES M. MeCANN mple of Eure t (United Ne f ¢ 1 whet LONDON 1 2.—-Great in | alrph 1 maint 10 d 7 =m ™ = and Franee are off on 4 to the|o poait ‘ "i dees far in the {| BRITAIN LAGGING contracts British plan © just been the BEHIND JAPAN a system < ly hangars «@ will be hoes S¢; 2 for 15¢ i peo yay Easter Table Covers with For robes and draping purpos in rich, heavy z vi onquil design, 35¢ quality. Both flouncing and allover, in black, gray, All-tan leather—fancy cut-outs on toes—one-s perlority Jaster Cards for everyone..| Easter Decorated Crepe taupe, French blue, brown and white. style—full kid lined—very flexible leather soles: search Bright colors, 5¢ to Paper, fold 25¢ te ; . 7 Or : oti = sot . ' : i Effective New Braids—Yard 25c fiat rubber-tipped heels. proof, 50e¢ Easter Baskats to fill_sey | Effect E Patent vamps—dark. brown kid uppers—novelty ieoiuent ts Easter Noveities, bunnies 10¢ and 15¢ | _ Wanted patterns and coenes, in plain and com- i cut-outs on toes and sides—one-strap style—light [J}to the ve ; KINNEY CHARGES and chicks——5¢, 10¢, | Easter Post Cards, 5 for | bined styles. Also metal, in gold, silver and an- } weight, flexible leather soles—rubber-tipped heels ; 15e and 25¢ Se tique finish. Widths 1%- to 14-inch. @ —full kid lined. ; ARE REFUTED © Main Floor—The Bon Marche v Main Floo®&The Bon Marche VERY SPECIAL | Seattle G Yeugs Bresk Site. Chale geen = rh Ea "| Traveling Salesman ! f | eattle Gun Club Answers nterateon, pastor of the Methodist T know an old tr : sriceesantly Bryant's Allecati Lock; April Fool church,’ has béenj téieaiied on. bond Must Stay on Road wie nas savor un t ’ irs men |the summertime th A Baebes “53 tala yonly |following his arrest on charge of} Roma. tea |money to retire, fasdine Hao notified & trations in fous parts 1 W. Rowley, ne forced the window o' shooting a boy and girl who were|are fired or the undertaker gets! his house that he'means to quit at + » of antiaircraft guns moun: ing company offic motoring thru the local cemetery, He| you," ts the way S. H. Voss, triv-|the end of the year. Now he is ' 1 on trucks |S., and then hamme he fired into the air when |eler for a New York concern, who| worrying himself lean thinking i c LO} DON IS PIVOT tion lock off tie safe yok the young people for|ix at the New el.}about what he will do after he i 2,400 pairs MERCERIZED LISLE—fine qual- ee an that the strongbox | tata f ity, in black, cordovan, French tan, gray and ment: O00 oon bay Ae canceled ch wonencnenenconcnenoncnen SS = i peer, au preee, Geauly = peseeec ue, 0072128, is the pivot of the alr ra “in their lunch for school” He EY Maret Ene cAdoaton 4 Also 240 paits SILK AND RAYON—Seconds—in navy, heme now ing realized. renal the Ma 2 é A protecting ring jsurround the cap All this is significant when studied | in connection with the gaa search Lin progress on Salisbury plain with the statement French tan, cordovan and gray, Sizes 10 to 11%. alrdromes the gum 348 Prs. Women’s Silk and Rayon and! in the house | ik Bryant, formerly n, took up the cudgel lof commons Wednesday that Great | Kinney xing him, among other| Cc Britain is spending 7 per cent of| things, iding the dacy of jher national income on the navy L. French in the governorship | Lisle hemmed tops—seamed backs—seamless France leaped ahead in the alr 7 saat “November, «. to. addition, feet—reinforced soles, toes and heels—all new jafter the war. here are more| Bryant, now,a mining man, wrot spring shades—firnt quality. ‘Sizes 814 to 10, |French fighting planes than any Kinney had made « three other countries can put into the air. An official of the alr min > istry remarked some time ago that MEN S ELK LEATHER |"France could turn the Mediter | ra sea into a French lake within 24 hours.” He meant tha «in the game fi ley snys Kinney nev votes for any candidate ad that “Bryant is evidently peeved be cause Kinney had advised | his friends not to Invest any Bryant's mining company | Further, saya Rowley, Bryant is a | political friend of Senator K. B, Pal-| Tinney Company jmer, King county, fired by Kinney | | . . from the King county game commis. | in New Location i: » a The C, R. Tinney Furpiture Co,,| Other charges are taken up by} jformerly of 1609 Eighth ave., has | Rowley, who presents evidence to, Si R just finished moving into a new| refute them. | jhome in the Western Auto Supply | at buildin 2042 Westlake ave Tinney has taken the building. a long lite Ss | Boy Hurt in Truck. * Motorcycle Smashup| Frank Me€htosh, 15, of 4332 72th| suffered a broken leg and | brulses late Wedne be Bo 4 FA / ATLANTIC CITY FON Lh ytl {Smathers wintn t County Ji put all city pjave, N. TE di} | minc i atate privor work on the roads|ho was thrown from the ai Dark chocolate, in pac style—Bal cut Goodyear for $1 a day, which would be given|a motorcycle in a collision with af welt soles—Goodyear “Wingfoot” composition soles j thelr families. ltruck. The accident occurred w hile | © prisoners lead a lazy Iife, [he was riding with M, H. Irost, 4515 1 fave three square meals a day, play! Seventh ave. The truck was piloted) cards and do nothing.” says Smath orn. with rubber-tipped heels. Built for wear and comfo;'t. R. H, Hoover, 2906 | Vrost was uninjured, Fairview avo. | AANA ° THE SEATTLE 6TAR atthebon Marché Silks Sweep Brilliantly Into Easter’s List of Extra Values! Below are arche Prices. An opportune time to obtain silks for your Haster Frock or Ensemble only a few of the illustrations of Bon Marche Values and Bon Mz 36-Inch Smart. Printed Silks | 39-In.S tripedCantonCrepe $ This lot tintalas soft, serviceable silks and 89c) Beautiful new Cantor triped in cley 2. A5 cotton back satins, in dot, Persian and wanted conven- || er novelty style Shades of gray, tan, navy, white and tional designs. Vivid color combinations black, 972 \s . J \« det xf ‘ 36-inch Silk Mixed Pongees A49c _39-In.Printed CantonCrepe $1 R5 Rich, natural shades; good, serviceable qual- | Silk-and-wool Canton Crepe, in populat Ve ity. Highly durable for drapery and appare] uses. ha pms ore a ae me fa yarns coloring Fine 39-Jn. Crepe-Back Satins ¢é Perhbesas scr ehid hips Meet ate 26 Vary any MaiKahis ede 2.95 36-In.Brocade CrepeFailles $1.95 son for street and afternoon dresses. In shades of Very rich and attractive for all dre hydrangea, King blue, ru#set, mandarin, aleazar, chrys- || and trimming purposes. In des.of rust, henna, ochre, anthemum, gendarme, lanvin green, mohawk, black and || mayrose, cocoa, jade, obelin, chrysanthemun id black. 38-In. Serviceable ial cnéted: Mixed Dress Goods stripes, plaids, in new colorings for the straightline street and sports dres: of cotton and wool navy umora, lanvin green a New checks, viceable mixture i DED Third Floor—T he Bon Marche ——— Glove Silk For Easter Wear Or Easter Gifts! LIM, graceful, soft and light as flower petals and in the same lovely colorings the ideal founda- tion for all Easter fashion. Blond Flesh, and 3 SY, SEN Apri Calendar Style Shoes aes 50 powder ree Vests, $3.95 to $6.00. French Panties to match, $4.50 to $7.00. Main Floor—The Bon M blue ie Easter Laces and Braids }o At Special Prices For the fashionable finishing of appearel, neck- wear, and gift needle-work. Easter Cards, Favors and Novelties Easter Place to 50¢ dozen Wash Laces, Special—Doz. Yds. 43¢ 25e¢ New Wash Laces which include imported Valen- Cards, Easter Tally Cards, 25¢ ciennes, Imitation Crochet and Filet patterns. to 40¢ dozen | Ranging in width from 14- to %-inch. In cream, Easter Napkins, with | ecru and white. ¢ chicks and bunnies; doz. 36-Inch Draping Laces $1.95 Bluhill : CHEESE me sonenonconcnenonen aa 35c Specializing nger fares to Port Orchard y Pointe 806 Round ee VY YARD ROU Dock, Big Cut in Dentistry in all re the latest Bob Cuts rs By al. nee $5.00 | Shave 15c The Brown Dentistry is like wine $10 Gold be it gets better with age. ee Clean i: | proriz 170,000 proriz | Women Operators have had their (nea, WORK) per | TEETH CARED FOR at the offices MOothy serene HOP of Dr, Edwin J, Brown, Seattle's CHOOL, Leading Dentist. Thirty years’ ox perience has enabled Dr, Brown tc evolve a system of dental method all his own which has given the | Brown Dentst Offices an enviable | fame nationwide, Faithful work long hours and giving people tht best and most for their money it | the secret of Dr, Brown's Success. | All Dental Work is now being made at greatly reduced Prices until May 1925, and all work is guaranteed, Mgr. 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