The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1925, Page 10

NAME WINNING GRADUATE AT ‘U'\PREPARE SH8W WRITER HERE FOR OPENING Award Medal for Best Piece eee Last Minute Rush to Com- @ Of Juvenile Literature plete Home Exposition om Bon Marche Pagid New Patterns From Auction Sale of Alexander Smith & Sons New York 1,000 Students Close Career Officially Today Religious Workers Its bright Hold Arts Meeting udm ma THE BON MARCHE GAIN BASEMENT You Can’t Beat Them for the Money! b | Voiles! French Voile! Mopacks! Prints! Satins! Figured Crepe! ave Flock Dot Sizes 16 to 44. s in the lot! With red, and figured silk ripes W flounce full- kes ! ney Suspender Dresse: plain suttons! Splendid teeta 0! f colorin | 2 Rompers! ae Women’s Silk and Rayon Mixed STOCKINGS With seamed backs — seam- less = feet—fine gauge with merc erlzed Isle garter tops—the new popular shades—sizes 814 to 10. New Dress and Sport Hats Transparents! Hair Braids! , Georgettes! Taffetas! Combina- 3, tions of Leghorns and Taffetas! EES} Unusually smart— and they adapt them- selves to many oc- casions! Embroidery, flower and ribbon trim mings! All the soft shades, including the ombre colors. All head sizes! Large, me- dium and small shapes. A wonderful collec- tion—all bargains! Another Shipment New Gingham House Frocks Sizes 36 to 44 Made in Amoskeag and Other Fast-Colored Ginghams Colorful checks and plaids with set-in sleeves, Piped with rick-rack and braid binding. Hand-embroid- ered. Collars and cuffs trimmed with eyelet embroidery and pique. Values that defy comparison. 327 Prs. CHILDREN’S SHOES | \ In Scuffer Lasts! Sizes 51% to 7; 1 and 114. Not all sizes in all styles. Tuesday at 9AM. Brown Kid, Smoked Elk, Brown Calfskin! Goodyear welted soles and stitch downs. tots! A remarkable Shoe value for | ALTALUMINUM PLANE, | Bb t le \ Ru ex The World’s Largest Makers of Rugs! Tapestry Brussels Rugs Neat many colorings. very attractive. 6x9, $15.00 8-3x10-6, $27.50 all-over patterns, in Durable and New all-¢ pretty Highly service 4-6x6-6, $13.50 7-6x9, $27.50 ver color 7-6x9, $20.00 9x12, $80 | 9x12 Wilton Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche Seamless Axminster Rugs designs combinations. sable. 9x12, $85.00 | 8- Heavy Axminster Rugs Sear ni ss, in all-over and E the new two-tone damask ef- fects hha watvines able rug sua any room. 6x9, $22.50 | Bx: and 1eS¢ | turing 50 6x 9x 2 $42 50 | 8- B10-8, $40 3x1 9, $2 27.50 Auction Prices Saved Us Money! And as Usual,We Pass These Savings on to You High-Grade Axminster Rugs ra heavy rugs, in C nd all-over designs, fea) y colors. 7-6x9, $37.50 9x12, $55 rman} 0-6, $52.50 Velvet tugs All-Over ang Chinese Designs $67.50 600 English Broadcloth Dresses "Shiaply Reduced to $3. 95 Better Quality Wash Dresses Hand -Drawn—Beautif ull y Tailored At a Price A dozen styles for street and Smartly hand- drawn. Well made. Sizes 16 to 46. Second , Floor— Old English Wee and Polishing Outfit $2. 95 s easy to keep your flo: bright with this dy out can Old English’ Wax can Old English Bright afternoon f Wear. tN Which Will Surprise You! Newest pastel and sport shades, including peach, canary, lipstick, grass, white, poudre and many more. Second Floor— a se ae Save on Towels 18x84 Turkish Towels 19c Bleached and finished with tan, blue or helio stripings—8 for 50c, 2Q2R . rat 18x86 Turkish 19 in Towels Fully bleached Turkish, neatly hemmed, and highly absc orbent. Wednesday MISS MARY KOEHNE, art authority on dietetics, will give n'talk’ on “Nutrition for Children of Pr ol at 2 o'clock We 18, in tho Bat this tifne sho will alse demonstration of foods thelr values in tissu butlaing Second Floor—The Bon Ss Marche erviceable for daily use, 24x48 Turkish 39 Towels Cc Large, bath towels absorbent and very practical. 24x48 Turkish 49c Towels serviceable Extra heayy quality; strong and sturdy for hard summer use. 15x82 Huck Hand Towels 10¢ wearing and laundering well. Third Floor—The Bon Marche galvanizeu material Union Street Basement ~ Thed onMare ke St .,SecondAve,, UNionSt.,,Seattip. TO AUCTION PAINTINGS VINGERPRINT BABIES erprinted within 24h at auction July 24 the ir birth wis now are being an rn vuminum oft ne 6 with TOKYO.—The ne tation is now 1 so radio ng al day as woll as in tho evening, Contin uous programs are given, JAPS LIKE RADIO | uminum wings and a SLEEPING 15 YEARS Food Js administered at frequent tn NEED STONE BREAKERS LONDON,—Sinco th haf’ been paying a During this nover has been fully ec Fifteen yoars ago shogbecame hys torical Aftor her lover's death and] creas lous. © unem © the wages of stono bre tho sleeping sickness followed. She] in order to get enough to su Is little more than a living skeleton, for street repairs, ply rock Park veun Car 2 Hours for 10c TOO MUCH RED TAPE WASHING'TON tangled up in the § it int ployed, several cities have had to in| % a to 0 thi head downward,