The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1925, Page 10

ey HE SEATTILF STAR é CYNTHIA GREY —— Per: rsonalily May W | Over Beauty | | | | vit TO HAWAII New Type Being Built Here for Flight From ‘Frisco Sixteen Represent Chamber at Coast Harbor Meet Homely Little Bride-to-Be Fears PLANE TO FLY PICK DELEGATES | | e rine . we Husband Will Tire of Her : BY CYNTHIA GRE) . Can a husband love a } fe } prett one? Th ¥ +4 Dear Mi ed toa > > derful mat yur r wi i tire of k 4 - me after our we g. I know that beauty is the fad of the hour with My brother, only a high school boy, will A mittee; W not take y girl to a di Also, I know from my ave Seat : Priltipe man AS own experience that the pretty girls get the good times be- “Sod we ne . _ . a a fore marriage Afterward, am | going to find that ugliness Pacific fight will be of the ‘ ; Port of | handicaps me as a wife? WONDERING Sype. The Seattle boat ts t WwW. F Coma @ Beauty t attracts is more a matter of personality than yes : of appeai me beau girls remain interesting to — : no one but themselve Lover after lover comes to them and disappear { The homliest woman I ever knew had three devoted hus INVITE CONCLAVE bands in her time. Some famous homely wives of history C have possessed both charm] - x and magnetism | Cynthia Grey will recetve | . | callers on Monday, Wednesday | Educational Meet Would Get |: Undoudtedly, the s a: ot ||| Naat wages tread to'a pe met 13,000 Teachers Here Vgecdatee | hele Fie oe i] a been ov fice tn T © building, | Thra tts convent n i | | Beventh es Seattle. Chan » Banquet in Honor ——— | ge of Greek Bishop for the worse as + The Diedged t there was no ¢ » hall | Which to hold s, officiats | | Of the association were forced to Change tho meeting place to Detroit The newly proposed civic audito- | the Hlum for Seattle will provide a yourself, t | Quate facilities for the 1927 gather | vers were lald for 200 at the | matrimon: lottery. ur best po! | Ing, if held here. Such a conven- ht which was spon-| Beauty je yourself because | tion would bring approxima’ cal Greek oburch. St. tare pans b | $00 teachers and educators to this jD Alexander Neckas was| wife « ht sity. .s MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED! 1. SUMMER | with him is going to t Si of trust and peace i izes — | 16 to 44 $ | Twills! Flannels! TheTangle : Angora Fleece! sare f a eR FROM LESLIE PRES i Sued ette! COTT TO RUTH BURKE, t CONTINUED ; Flare fronts! Sport models! Fur bands! reached the } Fur-edged collars! Silk and crepette linings! | Light and dark twills! Brown, green, blue, navy, red, tan, rosewood! ‘ Cc os BOYS 2-KNICKER % NEW ROSHANARA ALL-WOOL $5 LJ the tire ra SUITS ||| mmm Fhe) rove to the warehoune | a | here Jack found Zos and two of| \ the mon carried her Im. Ho heard t | ne of the men ray that ho didn’t Alpace-lined coats— good styles—me- s sho wae 0 4 Dut that he| dium light shades—built specially for the Rizes*to Bea rs Wey trp Bee. Aida't | come hard grind of vacation days. Sizes 8 to 17. i} 36 Waist Nolin hn | Bitet- “oF “prothatty.) he i I lust d ked about her double-crossing | § ; n cluster an’ ' Mae | ; BOYS SPORT combination pleats! It wan here that Syd learned that | it was Zoo Instead of me and the telephone conversation to bh Beautifully tailored models came bach BLOUSES Short sleeves—ideal for vaca- r into an alley 1 the corner | ‘to meet the demand for the popular pleated skirts, Your C summer-like appearance is assured in one of these, and you will save money by get- tings yours in the Bargain Basement. > Gray, sand, black, navy, beige! 59"| Y% Women’s Combed Cotton SZ Children’s Mercerized BLOOMERS | UNION SUITS| 7s SOCKS Women’s Silk and Rayon STOCKINGS SELECTED SUBSTANDARDS With seamed backs—mercerized lisle garter tops—assorted colors. Sizes 8! id he felt he should have it was W no place to the em: as quiet arehou r in the ‘oned of led her Her aitting 1, wan bleeding ba | The poor girl did not seem to real |ize where sho was and dropped back Jon the floor when the man let go of her. | Syd heard them asking over and over again, “Come acrosa! Where post ure. 4 to 10, Women’s Jersey irl fe Fino ribbed—flat SECONDS Oa eerie dr ete dla tae Lp j of lock seams—band C Ribbed to the too 206 would only moan in reply peach and i tight shell fatity’ roll All tho mon spoke the argot of hid. Sizes “ ag ist pie Ma the manners and th t © $6 to un WV ZX knees. Sires 36 nx sortad colo ‘ 0) Intona ton’ of to 4, Rs A thhee mannors and the intonation of a gentleman | While he wan standing there won. |doring what I should do, Syd sald |that ono of the men rushed forward |to the helpless girl, saying: “She |won't como to, I think you croaked Jim." "ho other man turned Women’ 5 Hiking Iepacsine Sizes 2, to 8 Vacation time—hurrah! And that means hiking tim@J Here's your pacs. And at any easy pric@ too} All leather, with Goodyear welted soles. Moccasin style, with hor, ee with a Id get away with nie, but the one the gentleman ught TOMORROW —This tinued, letter con In komo Muropenn villages goats are driven thru the elty and then rl and knocked him down. Immo. | tion time—fine quality khaki a Mate eal cloth. Percales in striped ef- himself entered. the fects! End-to-end madras, Sizes 8 to 16. lo Star) | f chocolate uppers and half bellows tongues. milked at the door of the dairyman’ ountomer, Friday ! Going at $1.25! ! ‘| Dimity Blouses! Tailored!| | —Blouses eae th Usually Costa Great Dea | More! } Many Styles to Carefully Tai Second Floor—The Bon Marche ‘Leading Maker Clears Entire Stock! of Heavy Milanese Silk Gloves at Notable Reduction! Here at $1. 50 <7, Cea) Best Glove Values of the Summer! \ All sizes in the assort- ment, but not all sizes in | {every style and color. \ Beautiful and Serviceable! Api proved Summer Colorings! Made with finger tips. | Backs smartly embroidered. | In six different good styles. Main Mloor—The Bon Marche New McCall Fashions Now at The Bon Marche Rally, Pe, a <% ne z t ' kK ‘ ‘ ® eS. ‘ = Ne r } 35e Interesting New Flares, lined with bright color, self lined and picoted! Ruffle effects, with shirred edge! L Cuff Styles double Black, White Mode, Beaver, Pongee and Gray. Not every size in each style! Bi es i onary z 600 Yds. 36-Inch } Duretta Cloth, —25c— twill, for men’s In lengths to 6 Saat bs 12 Pes. 36-In, Broadcloth 50c In effective stripings, and very looking colors. Marked for quick selling. Third Floor—The Bon Marche Se | a ee For the Young Sportsmen Goldsmith Fielder’s Gloves, $1.85 Tan Glove of leather—medium size, properly padded leather ! lined palm. With white welted d seams. Catcher's Mitts Special $1.85 Good quality, well padded, | laced edge—elso laced at thumb ! and buckle; strap at the wrists. | BOW AND ARROW—com- | plete, on large bull's eye cant— 69¢. | Other sets priced to $3.50. L Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche McCall Printed Patterns 4104, 4096, 4106, 4119, 4105, 4098 HE best of the new styles for Summer are shown in the new McCall Printed patterns—now being shown. Very striking are the Coat Dresses with inner vests that are sometimes fitted with high collars. One and two-piece frocks show | kick pleats and panels of pleats at the sides. For both plain and printed materials | you will find a wide variety of models. On sale in our pattern department. Fabric Floor (Third)—The Bon Marche * Men’s All-Wool Weare Lipoed | be - Yr } Bathing Suits __......"" y those 814 “Wear IBBED | stitch _ perfect baa coat a aa fitting suits. Some sheet aluminum solid colors, and others with na atbopeachy steel handle that wilt not become ' chest’ and skirt stripes in pee using contrasts. Sizes 84 $A 85 Flat Knit Wool Suits Kor the big fellows $4 85 Aluminum Water Pitcher 50c In Squat sie, pure aluml. num, and finished with heavy riveted shandle i i — Colonial Water’Set 69c up to size 64.4... . Heavy flass set, including a jug and lx Men's Shop, Just Inside the Lower | tumblers, Ps Kecond Avenue Entrance ¢ @Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche