The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1925, Page 12

AR FRIDAY MONTH-END ——CLEARANCE—| TheBonMarché Odd lots—broken lines and discontinued patterns and models—all desirable merchandise —will go out on racks and tables at heavy reductions for the Month-End Clearance. White Goods Remnants 1-2 Price | Dress Goods Remnants 1-2 Price i CYNTHIA GREY ————_-| , a near | Lets Have Less Flame} Prominent Family Angered | and More Youth by Her “Low” Marriage : | Man Compares Modern Youngsters |, JONDON, Ay oO the ot , : ee te Neer comity poe to Moths in the Flame friends, a former as nt AY digger has tor Dear Miss Grey: I must have my say regarding the} »} course modern youths and maids are pursuing. | To these youngsters I would say: Take heed, or Flaming Youth, for your path is about run, : | Aberrations from the giddiness of liberty are due for) replacement by the moderations of sanity. Necking parties, petting parties and gin on the hip— these are madnesses of too sudden freedom—the new free-} i 1 i fe ‘ {3 i ' | } SHerne made known } »n| dom that came with punoueoss real ‘ u | | fay) tO Marry beneath the level of t Flaming Youth, whether to pity or chastise you, a wiser) a , si cnnatpiat nd ail f spfominent fainily into w mind and a bigger heart must pass judgment. | Third Floor—The Bon Marche re (7100 he Bon’ Marche he Teed “at ate wep sana cage di But remember the morrows—They are the things that a 3 - +a Stimulation and the careening joys of abandonment do} as 00 S emnan § rice l em § a 9 + _ Postmaster to Lead ; not build for permanence. iy ’ Moths in the flame | : a Ball’s Grand March Do not burn yourselves out, Remember that you, too, Ea Sete fe Le ages \.1) are destined for parenthood, A little less worship of Mam-| ‘ ann mon, then Carrters'} Your father and mother were good enough in their day. | "€} Get back into the stride and pattern after them, | Let us have less flame and more youth! JOSIAH. Third Wloor—The Bon Marche Lining Remnants Half Price Third Floor—The Bon Marche Third Floor—The Bon Marche Drapery Remnants Half Price Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche | Damaged Hose Half Price Soiled Gloves Half Price or bie 8 1x Unusual Names | for Houseboat } | ar Main Mloor—The Bon Marche Odd Lots Dinnerware and Crockery Half Price Main Floor—The Bon Marche Dear Miss G Will you please 2 rint some uncommon | from 11 to at her of. | 1 ‘Chemistry Lect thelr meanings for a | | fice in ‘The Star bullding, 1309 | } Rater (BiregtPabecent—The Bert Marthe BE xt Labor College : gare oe «Li P Prof. Tho é 1 of the No should you go to the] ° Fl co see) Sharp Reductions on Second Floor 25 Women’s Coats Reduced to* |) Superb values in broken sizes from better stocks—street, sports and dress wear, Wanted materials, colors and sizes. MDefense and In Priday, at § p. m, Blackhead | Eradicator Dear Miss Grey: I am bothered uckheads, Can you ad ng I might use em that would not N. B. ture of green { greatly b: 4 Women’s Suits Greatly Reduced to $15.00 41 Women’s Dresses Greatly Reduced Odd Lot of 4 Dresses, reduced to $3.00. | 3 Tailored Wool Dresses, reduced to $18.00. ) 25 Silk and Tailored Dresses, reduced to $10. | 18 Better Grade Silk Dresses, now $29.50. Second Floor—The Bon Marche SPORTS SKIRTS Month-End W 12 Corduroy to ST 95 ) t | taka cee cise Eat tod inte tne (| Greatly Reduced Reduced to LOW EX a ake ys | yr tbe - 25 Wool Sports al reduced to $3.00, Clearance of Sweaters Warm robes for summer camp wear. Wanted Youngsters —-—~ | Don't Help nines idnrieiiinbs: a 8 Silk Sports Skirts, reduced to $3.00. 10 Sleeveless or Slip-on Sweaters, reduced colorings. Good range of sizes. CANADIAN NATIONAL WAY 4 pees — one | 6 Silk Sports Skirts, reduced to $4.00. to $1.00. 6 pairs fancy Garters, reduced to 25¢. fe A Pass Let them help figure, -to make} ’ ‘i g 2 Silk Pajamas, reduced to $4.00. Fi ! tint ftionthie fo ax far ax possible, | (2 Slip-on Sweaters, reduced to $1.00. 12 Fancy soles, reduced to 59¢. 4 . teach them the value of the dollar, | 3 Ses © an d aku Glacie Vise tied: “watch bach Vinveslmant | Odd Lots Baby Apparel 13 Slip-on Sweaters, reduced to $2.00. 4 Boudoir Caps, reduced to 59¢. : make a budget a | San : 6 Lace-Trimmed Chemises, reduced to 59¢. Ska: a | I do not mean to burden your|§ / Less Than Half Price! 6 Brushed Wool Sweaters, reduced to 12 Children’s Knit Skirts, reduced to 50¢. ren with financial w i i Ae oY $3.00. : Mt. son lee then have Tae" 75 Baby Bonnets and Hats, lace, silk and J; oa P. k | this experience, while you can straw, reduced, 95¢ and $1.2: 12 Slip-on Sweaters, reduced to $4.00. 25 Odd Corsets and 9 § eS ‘ jasper a Scenic Booklet Free, If we can get our boys and girls to Baby Coats, street and dre ss style; sizes 16 Slip-on Sweaters, reduced to $8.00. Girdles, Reduced to Cc : British Columbia +.™cvmege. aren | jorerester in home, watch 2 to 6, reduced to $4.95. Extraordinary values in wanted models— 60 Girls’ and Junior 54 BLOUSES some slightly soiled from display. iy Less Than Half Price! | Special Lot of 180 98 Girls’ Dresses Reduced | 49 signtiy soitea Broudctth Blouses, re. | Brassieres Underpriced at POC 20—White Voile Dresses, sizes 8, 10 and 12, duced to 95e¢. A factory close-out of Brassieres of pink can surely move n they want to, keen Canadian Rockies “So"'A~ > Americas Greatest Scenic Tour Tel. Main 4906-3709 |" clothe: stall b out of the city ptt lush te is reduced to $1.00, 6 Fancy Tunies, reduced to $4.00. ter ae top. Diaphragm feature. ey to keep up hi 35—Gingham Dresses, size 8 only, reduced : 2 Sizes 86 to 50. Seattle» he Aesth es if 4 Pps Cod. 8 Silk Chenille Blouses, reduced to $4.00. 10 Bust Ruffles, fine flesh-colored net, re- a ea bos isidna dn pl 5—White Georgette and Crepe Dresses, 3 Se is oe R rae f i including meals and berth wilt mate thte: Hehe ert th bei a junior size, reduced to $10.00. 50 Rayon Bloomers, reduced to $1.00. "50¢. rn Mae Bee Sede to 25 r iT ig 1 fines ov! . six days aboard ship. | ind of = husband ch See t Second Floor—The Bon Marche Ny Second Elocr—/'be Bon Marche Ny Second Floor—The Bon Marche = =| They can, so give them a chance. | ! e ae, ee “1 EXTRA! 9x2 Pabcolin Borderless R | Use the Sap . | T ‘2 x a co in or er ess ugs | aright y if Superior quality Linoleum, in Dutch tile patterns, in blue or blue with taupe. For kitchens, bathrooms or bedrooms. r) Real Estate Loans || ie exes et ea Ss a e oans people write to you for guidance Men’s Silk and Wool Ties Jand for words of wisdom which you give freely and without pre- |Judice, I think that if the young | . Clearance of Smart Neckwear 1-3 Less Arranged on Following Terms: Fresh charming styles in Engli 3S ‘ | people of today would think a little _ Styles in English Broad- LY Straight Loans of their future eta wile hued Reduced to 45¢ W omen’ R V t cloth, Organdy, Pique and Linen, featuring |youth is going to mean to them as|—f Odd lots Men's Silk and Wool Four-in-Hands. S ayon es AY tailored styles with attached collars, jabots ANNUAL PAYMENT LOANS a memory, they would be a little ‘ Py finished with laces, fine net panels Riu asce SEMI-ANNUAL PAYMENT LOANS [ind ee ets S's ng 120 Percale and Madras A Qe | Priced to Clear, 69c | sit sims odes trimmed with “sed MONTHLY PAYMENT LOANS fa care. less for the wilt onal! Shirts Reduced to Cc ’ C | irish’ and filet laces. or | times. | e¢ \d style, sizes In bodice style with ribbon she . si 2 Printed madras, and percale, in neck-band sty x ; yle with ribbon shoulder straps, in pink, 5 é ‘ Piscal [oe [ees sem ed vedo nan gag aa wilt, push can ants Samples of Laces and Trimmings |which+ I think meana more than one would guess until they think over the meaning of the words and To Suit Your Individual Requirements Outing Night 95c Women’s Cotton 75¢c 10c, 25c and 50c Shirts Reduced to Bloomers, Reduced to 2,000 pieces, in useful lengths—of cotton, concentrate on what they mean, Good quality outing flannel, made with’ military collar Fine quality, well reinforced with double gussett, Fine | SiK, metal, and beaded bandings or motifs. | Here is the song: alee tb aaa ished with elastic at waist and knee. Pink. In com- Main Floor—The Bon Marche ie eal age eee ae ee Lower Main Floor—The Bon Marche plete range of from 36 to 60, and night, | | The hours are yours twixt dawn! | and night, | | And since that youth's sure after. Main Floor—The Ben Marche Month-End Clearance Toiletries : Before Securing or Renewing Your teal Estate Mortgage—Call at Our Month-End Clearance in AS El Estado Week-End Sets, | Lazell's Perfumes in the Boys’ Shop 300 Prs. Children’s Roll- | 3:25. 3. 9°08 | “Sms f j } | math, | ees le Mh for More 'Infor- | Ana since that youth's sure after-| j baiRicap tag oases soms,"" “English Ideal,” n mM. math | T S k R ing cream, reduced to and “As ‘Th > ‘ | SPE | Suits aduc 196, 4 he Petals; WE DO NOT SELL YOUR MORTGAGE pepe te cated |f 18 Suits, Reduced to op oc Ss, educed to 15c Orit ounce, 6D¢. | And since that youth's sure after Tweeds, in sizes 7, 8, 15, 16 and e ; Sanisal, the pine reducing Bleachite, a — deodorizing j___ math, i ie 2 Pairs for 25c bath, large package, spe: | compound; pkg. Tee Is momory, {x memory. | Oe 4 cial, 6De¢. lu > Petals” Face Pow. WASHINGTON MUTUAL |USE THE DAY A'RIGHT! \f 43 Prs. Knickers, Reduced to Slightly solled and mussed from display. Attractive | Haitsiiky a fragrant prep: | Pa ey ugcat It is my opinion that if some of Khaki, moleskin, corduroy and wool Cc eee aration for keeping tho Liquid Beilliantine, excel the so-called wild young ones of to mixed. A real bargain, but not all sizes smooth, " haawen 400 Pairs Women’s Silk "5 Qe “Imac,” a ‘Area lent quality, in| several |day (who are really no wilder than} SAVINGS BANK | am wanted odors, 20¢. Patt dps gore png the older people of 100 yours ago| : 3 ¢ 2a Re , ssorhaatli 3 Uae ae Dy ae aut i 1101 SECOND AVE, thought the young people were)|f! 18 Prs. Knickers, Reduced to Rayon Hose, Reduced to 25e. Ol eae ninieae treet eae: is would think this song over and ab- Fine quality, all-wool Knickers in . Seconds, samples and mended hose, in black, white | Massiata Cold ( can, 116 trey: TRUSTEES sorb {ts meaning they would profit attractive patterns, ta at 1b, tiny, OBge : rae rr ey, woul Main Wloor—The Bon Marche Ib, tins, 69¢, “Tiare Soup: oven, Be. MISS BIXTEEN «| Hazel Soap; dozen, BO¢. i Main Kioor—the Bon Marche mage A Student of West Seattle High | School, cee Who Wants | Fox Hound? | Doar Miss Groy: We have a fox! | hound, femalo, elght-months-old, she | lig a great pet and would make » |nice pal for meone. Our little | | girl in seri and #00n am she recove to Ko away for a time, not take the dog Dean of ¢ University of WILLIS 4. DA View Preside 5 Juvenile Suits, Reduced to Broken ize and stylo lines {fom ; much higher priced stocks, a aa Washable Fabric Gloves | 130 Prs. Children’s Odd Household Goods Reduced to 49c —_| Slippers and Shoes 91.69 Long gloves, in smart 20clasp styles. Good line of _Many wanted styles, in broken styles and colors sizes lines. In the lot, sizes 3 to 8 a » Greatl Reduced Strap-Wrist Gloves, 65 Pairs Misses’ Slippers 2. 69c oes Reduced to P2200 niinuea fe kedueed to and Shoes Reduced to remident D It, RAZ 4, VILA GALBRAITH k th & Co, 1 ‘ Including slightly damaged pleces and dise: Established 35 Years Assets 831,000,000 , / lines; screen doors, wash tubs, ors : ; 000, We will b gind to glve her i ; h tubs, toasters, food grinders, abr shed with spear point @cks, in mor Dress, stre ‘ : away'to someone who will Le good || remnants of fly nore a other useful 4 and beaver # si ican | Sizes 8% te ret and school styles, in wanted leathers. to her, Call GL-ndle-2068, nion Street Basement—The Bon Marche JN Mloor—The Bon Mare ph ‘ Britny ei THANKS. MK) Harehe A \y | Third Floor—The Bon Marche