The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1925, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR GIRL HIKER |S Als*s,Pioveer HONOR BOLTON ~ Spt dare apg DAD GETS TOTS\} [ Main Street | TAGGED SALMON | , N : § CAUGHT HOME AGAIN University Dean Completes | | Mar r vage 6 should ot Two Children Awe ire tol Mf, F. Steel, gif | A ry 25th Year as “Prof” Father by Court omy Starts Journey in Plane to ‘ M. Ht. Word. {tional Fisheries Commission Saline, Mich. cool f : ents T wd : | et Act eshte! “on bits Hes wes : ay | Author Says Monotony Is the Ideal | : Qu Hon nt. Lewis Whittioneys 101 , i of Married Life bul arene ee 1 a Anna prose § " ’ “pt ‘ * Dug MeDonald Hed Ga ead eed : hair, A. § BY CYNTHIA GREY Cart ‘Peglow, nater oe . Oe aye | Crve : prestded Should marriage be monotonor oF Farr’ a ae wg y p « Scan he r res “gal pg i ! ¢ This question is an ed in ‘the affirmative by Elton . ¢. Kobert Callahan, e f r turn journey t L, G akng ( « " » in the September issue of Harper's a : day t amith, the pilo: od he he speedy achievement of a high level of monotony is|n n r absolutely necessary to successful marriage; it is the char lich distinguishes it from furtive liasion,” he say me ' scent love is an event,” he goes on. “Married love is a situation, The first is a critical phase of development, og the second is sustained romance The desire to retain a 4 pecial mystery or attraction is imbecilits Love for a wife ¢ inability to con bd me at 2 i" ; bI i. F British ¢ f ™m © without her.” — | Quit Your Job VE mS Cer » i» Bootblack Fears tan estar . People Shine Own | «x poy ae ; » He} 1 t ‘ oe} fF Pike per oe] { oner, wie a ' . ad Tt ft on High Luster Bolivia and Suede Velour Fashion tN I | Clever Lines in New o <a Seirias MINTZER RITES THURSDAY |Tea Leaves Fortune LM Hiltea tae eg Miotshn-@ Told i in | Tea Rooms Quit your job, offfeourse, If me of the t your employer means what he when be tells you he can. | not live without you, he will Jor ak you le » marry him, If he n't uM ure safely out of | Hardw ri H FUR- COLLARED ult Tmebon Marche — Senta sith Engaged but Goe SECOND AVENUE, FROM PIKE TO UNION STREET ome wi vie If Dear Mies Gr The m collars! ppm sai es Pecnee| 1 Aiglon Apron <a derstand an engaged girl be Fall ing anything but bored with han the one she's Sie was omer oe" | Priced for An Unusually Spirited +): 95 Wolf—French Coney—and Thibe- Tell the Truth cetacean BT aay Selling=“Apron Thursday’ mings of stitchings, buttons and tucks. rac In Six Attractive Autumn Styles! Pe eeeesorecccsvesseceeseseseceees Peeeeeeeeeseeerereoeesesereee 200 Women’s and Misses’ NEW FALL a ta 8 the giris o with him, Wt do MLLE, X ‘There's only one thing to do —tell the man you love all about yourself and take the con sequences. Do this not thru fear of the other man, but be cause truth Is the only basis for a Wappy marriage. Many a wife has been forgiven for girlhood folly White Cross Has Monthly Magazine W ecrieiets) man- ufacturer has never made dresses to sell at such a low price before — But here they are, and especially good numbers, indeed. HATS The season's newest creations in SILK VELVET —attractively trimmed, attractively styled, and priced to make you realize you are getting value= for your money—dollar for dollar. Black and the new plumage shades find expression in pirate styles, drooping brims, off the face models, and jewelry novelties. With the same careful workman- ship as in better dresses. a Made of ginghams and chambray in a nice assortment of both plain and checks—with set-in sleeves. able straight-line styles with touches of hand em- Serer eccccsccceseceseseeeseeeseesees SOCOHR HOSED OOO OSES SLES EEE E CCE R EO EEED Children’s Fine Cotton * x Children’s Boys’ All-Wool Athletic Nainsook STOCKINGS 1 Te SCHOOL $4.95, UNION | Ses sforsoc FAG inicncs °° suts 396 8 oo 3 for $1.00 broidering set on pockets; collars in contrasting colors. Fine ribbed —Derby ribbed Lined herringbone materials For Boys or Girls and pineapple stitch — black, * Community Fund =— Secend Floor—The Bon Marche Fine count nainsook—bloomer cordovan and colors —sizes 6 re ere 5. | oF open knece—elses 24 to $4, Plan Is Praised roan to 914. eee le x Very special! | Costs of collecting and adm. : intra The New 1,000 Yards a | ton of charity funds, running from ae 36-In. Black Women’s Beacon Cloth * Another New Lot! RV 1a estas eyecare ave: taee nentioas Hygienic Psp Sateen, 25c id pean aig @ Cada "a ine quality Bateon in lengths | ‘oifoteria;? oon. Veaturing , ards Sizes 7 rand: Hew. pals ine. quality plain. Broadcloth «Alou ten - BUREAU OF From France tern ithe wanted 79c in ©, blue and sr: ; For 2 in fi Je have s eceiver sty Inbreakable ; : hae eal shirts. ) 36-Inch Fancy # Htatia fondK fon: DenlOne opening special. Sizes 63% tc te 2; ot quality RELATIVES CIS EUCe LLU -10n RGSSOR) Lave Hk ee Flannelette, Yd. 25¢ whose diets for one reason Gingham! ‘The Biter invites Hts renders te use thie or another are restricted wout the ught by the White Cross s mane | —heavy weight and medium 2,000 yards pretty floral and | figured Flannelette. Superior fe ims Most garments have the Ha | eodativer'eg trissash tae eae en as to starches and sugars. Boys’ Sport Sweaters, $2.95 quality for pajamas and night low priced! “AMOSKEAG” label attachea. hose whe hi You may select from a Pull-over styles in many bright color combina- rey wien to 10 eit Compare : Plain colors, checks and plaids. wide variety of foods man- tions. Sizes 26 to 86, loor—The Bon Marche Very neat for school wear—ve ufactured by Heudebert of them ae low priced! Paris, Dr. Charrasse of Boys’ Jersey Sweaters, $2.50 Special Pa Parking and see! ‘ gp OREO Se eld BIAS poe wn b mmm rv Marseille and_ .Brusson Plain or school colors. Turtle neck, snap neck, SINGLE SHEET COTTON itn ete Hote ma wil intaret Jeune of Villenur—the or V-neck style. Sizes 24 to 36. Rates to Customers CL | leading manufacturers of heck stamped at Rich figured and plaid designs in large variety! Ribbon, braid JOHN YOUNG, of Pertl lana France. “Standwear’’ All-Wool Middy Sweaters $5.95 5 . . aa Fey 10¢ in the Four-Stores Garage macihauicate hic All highly recommended All wool, and made with double sleeves. A real Union at Firat. ) | BLANKETS } $ and silk cord trimmed 2 7 2 5 d Satire, foriniry, Dakin by the medical profession value, in all of the popular school colors. Owned and operated by The z 3 aetaauie econ A ae ee yo, 0bd, * Hite tact. fattar ah alan oHian Guar Boys’ Shop, Main Floor—The Bon Marche ae Mola _ Depart oO : i ality cotton blankets in gi iat atats ie ig ohia Hb. nent § jougall-South with pink and blue borders. Sizes fh ar vatated: that ‘h 8 Main Floor—The Bon Marche | wick Co Paterson © 66x80. = ing to Alaska di g the Klondik s aterson Co. ase—2 hours for ard from in Sea AA | rush, Anyone k ng of this man please communicate with his niec H IGH S} saws rei, sion nine [ Three-Day Specials in The Bon Marche Food Shops || \™ y a, nies Swift’s Premium or Bon noe in ten mater * Congress Pound Cakes 50c® Happy Home Golden Kernel i oa re heat ae the tit acti Armour’s Star Hams “4 a ad Bie Date und Nut Cookies, doz. 25¢ Corn; fine yellow corn; can i sorlous It! tn the fa it Lb. | Butter Squares, doz 20¢ ALS! Gfors\. $1.00 is urgent that he comm i Extra faney Lunch Counter Special tie Libby's Rosedale Peaches; firm, them at ones, Anyo ving cured meat, sold b | 35 | Picnic Box Lunch $1.00 | — yellow cling peaches; 2 sizes: For Child d Mi | about him call GLendle-0986. | Swift's Premium Bacon, high Home-Cured ¢ d Beef and | 1 Whole Fried Spring Chicken | ttt tttnteest 14¢ and 18¢ waren an isses ‘ 1 strips; 1b... 61¢ Cabbage Si Dettalaas MaSehualne Band Fontana Macaroni, regular 100 zenporta mail awaits HANS | Brands Butter teabhly Steamed Potato wishes size pkg, 74¢; doz S5¢ Sizes 8% to 11, 11% to 2 | HANSEN, formerly of Goventock, | ohurned and’ guaranteed E and Butter se decohs i theres f Pane | Sask, Canada, now believed to be in Hy | Jello with Cream ; pany eatin Meh nes | Sweet gittand Petit Pois, fino Tan calfskin uppers! | or near fate ; hota Haas bb Home-Made Orange Coffeo or Milk 2 Siloear Cake | a peas; can Arete : f ‘ wked to locate him by D. A. Ham. } | for : 7 “PANCOY | Inde, made of finest fruit and ad C 2 Pleces Cheese 29¢ Wee stitched “PANCO / A mond, of tho Saskatchewan address, | pute cane sugar; Ib... 19¢ era ( hocolates Le et Ce | | Black ‘Tea, tine combination of kA ed g “ aati Watermelon Rind Preserved, de Lb. A9¢ | | @teas put up in Lib, sacks Wb. ‘ 3Te Bon Marche Coffee; highest fl bulk coffee, blended Y ti pels! y * i Mrs, 8. Johnwon, 9448 Lake Shore : vital sak Witit- ohawi of Heavy det niece : 6 ‘ BI Be Livdis ChavAland, Gir, nesien tive aout i a ae ey "Te | prult, ‘Car nel or Nut filings. | « Libby's Rosedale Slice ull oe wchoolfeaasi | Velleven to be tiving in Seattle, un HT kippered Salmon, areruily se. | Satin Finish Mix, Lb, 2d4e Pineapple—21e Can Priced for economy! Hp ere tiamanoge OY Ae Bh) AD, lected plecox; 1b 18¢ | Hon Marche Fancy Home-Mado Large cans dusctous fruit; 6 nters or Cream, oasted by experts; 1b, \ | GEORGE NDPLESPRAKER WES. Bat ead lls | Weak Hee tou own iy: | i 81.00, ; 66 a Many other styles to Is " ed to commun with ht Ruane Hi ds meat; Fane Hy con Kitchen ran Kimball's Baked Beans, with 1 WHOLE ED SPRING YQ i © Mm. oD. . € ‘tiny. Cat ach; BSE ¢ ¢ por AN AL; 6 for... 6O¢ SHICKEN 60¢ q choose from, q Y. She hasn't heard from Main Moor—Tho Bon Marche for 26 years, Ho is about §2 \ - years old, —__—/