The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 14, 1925, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR eS leyeemaiellanabonal ge f oe ‘oie ii us | TO CANADA ‘Bathing Suits and 4 Nanaimo Bank Rebbery De- “Social Uplifters” € fendants to Be tried ae Argus Goes to Bat for More Freedom | | pects in vv 942,000 Svsaire ® ¢- | in Swimming and Less Censorship | | y a Alfred’ ¢ : Dear Miss Grey Now that the map fring days « on sum ining of every bathing season, there is an un- lue act among our many reformers, social uplifters Y ay self-constituted guardians and protectors of our BE / } Uy Bed > A q A t ’ S t [ ti ? mors a to set down certain rules and measurements of the m p tas 1zes U ven NG Y Z TOUDPS “proper” attire for summer beaches, It was quite comical | = to see the officers of the law invade the beaches with their rt| ner cadet He tating atts and Merve i acty|| Which Are Emphatic Values! is of the bathir to our all-wise laws, and whether or not too} |} vieted of the | lower € the new flare New Autumn Millinery $10 Diston, Vanity and Other Well- Known Makes NDIVIDUAL creation—adapta- tions from is modes, Em- phasizing chic blacks and the rich Autumn tones, Embroidered models are bril- liant successes—while others re- veal ornament or feathery trim- mings. Black Lyons Velvet and hatters plush combine cleverely in this dashing model—with flare of burnt goose; also in pansy and upkeep of t should b Highway belief this from the ce = h of the bathing girl’s nude form is exposed to health) |} | d vigor bringing sun rays and, incidentally, to the pene ® ¢ ating gaze of young and old idiots who seem to think uxurlous Oa | , wo! avnilece were made |» x r the same for the purp of Cynthia Grey will receive | Hisagreed | during . callers her off Th | etal) - > 99 faye . 7 5 °, " ; nr inch Sacette’ ore tnt the rubbernecks Seer taee sume anne | Ric hly fur ty imme d and featuring plumage coloring | King county jail awaiting ext present f: What! | ave, from 1 to 3 p, m. every | OSTUME velvets, for afternoon and dinner wear, and sup- i tio s w th the hur bod c Se 8 I | <, r - : 4 | ; a oa aie See ple Carmina, Veloria, Roulustra and Gerona, sumptuously | Texas Trek Ends . other ‘ fur trimmed for general dr wear, Graceful str aight and flare | ian’ Gi tha eaken of Gna » minds of the onlookers, And||| lines—and a fine simplicity in tailoring distinguish these coats. | in Own Bedsteads the M : Bvil'to him w yee von ate | In Jacapa, Black, Cuckoo, Tanager, Piranga, Jaybird, Queen- | Ost eT 2¢ f + te Be alana gotin oe bird, Sylphtail, Gracklehe ad and Buphonia. H ee sn Race vy Tr Second Mloor—The Bon Marche | tamin: sw 1s | . tia arcs] SAQtiN emoon UVresses | $39.50 to $65. 00 y j A READER | —which feature the most fashionable new lines. ed ONG sleeves and jaunty high collars have added themselves to the | ete tee han van c perel ins ne pass Reserve Officers swaying skirt flare as being t le @ tials to the Fall mode, and | hours befo: ~ ig satin is still high favorite for a dress material. Here are fur- and lace ua fore Phere. are j | ’ me m) to Meet Weekly | trimmed models, and many that are piquantly tailored a front, The Seattle sector of the Army Re-|{] In Cuckoo, Tanager, Euphonia, Piranga and Black. P ee Sucking | RN ee ee 1a\ || Second Floor—The Bon Marche i| Stevens Pass Aid n about the | Black Satin Btate tat i Afternoon | Meacharr | Dress, with | ‘ Police Protest Paying Carfare || Watson Trial Set for October 2h VANCOUVER, B.C. mina ts trim- | flare skirt, with Beautifully charged wi and violence in connect Nanaimo bank rob! to $5,000, b able to ra staying in jail THE BON MARCHE GAIN BASEMENT It’s not the amount of the principal you save—it’s the principle of sav- ing an amount that counts. You don’t pay for the maintenance of fancy fixtures in the Bargain Basement. purple velvet. Third Mloor—The Bon Marche Silks, Satins and Velvets © mvintriss \ Here’s a Chance to Put That Principle to Work! poe Betis | N il Nn Fashion-Approve or Fa ans ew | k ay waist, | ‘ aE and from | Just in time to make up at the Fall Dressmaking Classes—which the waist start September 21—and easily made up with McCall Printed Patterns. Pe SS eel’ "6 i me Gnas | 39-Inch Black Flat Crepe 39-Inch Black Charmeuse Satin | much | This popular flat crepe is very inex- Very beautiful, indeed, and very fine OT TAY | pensive, wears exceptionally well and $1.95 quality is this black charmeuse satin. 1.95 giants | always looks nice ahi 3 | is 1 « r * j " Ae iro Bladk Dicliess Satin | 39-Inch Black Crepe-Back Satin | gown ai Sizes oo-incn ac uchess satin | Beautiful, soft, non-crushing black the good 16 to 42 Lustrous, deep, soft, and adaptable 7 crepe back satin, much used for the $2 45 points | : 5 to the new Autumn dresses, in a rich aL 65 dresses with the tendency for back- ° of the \ Good looking—you'll say so! Be- jet black. ward fullness. new s and colorings in excel- ~ 7 mode, CREPE-BACK SATIN and [) || 42-Inch Excellent Value $4 Q5 | ratte re Rich and soft, indeed, is this all-silk chiffon velvet—in black only. A wonderful value. i Department | Fancy ties! dabots and cuffs of Georgette Third Floor—The Bon Marche Third Floor— | _. and contrast olored silk! Barrel sleeves of The Bon Marcho Georgette wi ‘old thread embroidery! Braid Cae es LN ~ button ang lace trimmings! Shirrings! Pleats! F y ie pron effects! < 2 inci: ; Demonstration All Week of: F navy, green, rose, tan, purple, t 100 All-W ] Al and a few light shades. on e > J e Jus OO Children’s “Pearl” =x Men’s Work * Women’s Silk and Ray einert $s rac e BI k t 8. 95 P i | Knitted Shi | Sian, e708 aC Nee ankets alr | | i Underwaists hirts | “ties fateh a HE gs Rubber Reducin Garments Just the time of year every one begins thinking of | = Made from bent Fine quality | one thread rayon} c g Blanketing—and here are 100 strictly all-wool blankets | oO quality tong cot- | chambres — et C | oer dae ieee “The O era” at a most reasonable price. 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