The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1925, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR WINTRY BLASTS THANKSGIVING HELD AS DOPERS “YOUNG BOB” IS Ready at The Bon Marche With New- HIT MID-WEST = DAY IS SET 2 men artsted on cnarves RARIN' TO 60 elvelstH of Selling*Narcotics Well Dresiad Women Are Choosing Velvets Nor’easter Brings Sleet and Coolidge Proclaims Day of ; = .,,,| Youthful U. S. Senator Pre- { For Fall and Winter—Here Is an Extensive Showing Snow and Tragedy Gratitude for Blessings ss : m, pares for First Battles From Costume and Suiting Velvets for the clever two-piece Froel which are favori campus and street wear, to the luxuriow Silk Velvets for Evening Frocks and Wrap The Bo m Varche's assortment is complete. The prices are consistently low—and with McCall Printec Patterns, women will find it easy to add velvet to their Winter wardrobe. 36-In. Popular New Suiting * 36-In. Fine Black Chiffon Velvet Ve Ivets $2.99 $3.65 a Yard cHicaco t A VASH r ere! ionable ana 12-In. All-Silk Cheney Velvets 9-In. | ed yi All-Silk These qualit Velvet eature mar on coats or fonctts Lustrous pliant anc pr shades for I Ashes of Rose Canterbury, Vene able J tian Red Flower, Navy, Nut Brown, Sea Brown, Jade 1 Black i re : 12-In. Fine Silk Velvet Brocades {2-In. Fine Black Chiffon Velvets | PAC r eee | .95 a Yard $5.95 to $9.50 Chiffon velvets, richly brocaded, with silk back Blac which the smartest of all velvet color in colorings that are smart for dress or evening ull-silk, draping easily and graceful x wear this Winter Third Floor—The Bon Marche I am MR. PUGET POWER. 00 Pair I typify the elec- tric energy represented by the little Kilowatts ALABAMA STORM eee FATAL 10.17 your places of business , {Cleaning Up Wreck in Two | Mr. Puget Power and your factories. Stricken Counties By furnishing an adequate sup- cant Ue. qeaeat reese y ply of cheap power, I claim to | enday t two Alabama a have done more than any other sin- | ch were swept almost ber Odd Lots Wool Blankets 10) { copay 1288 & Gaga’ $148 Reduced to originally $15.00 Excellent Blankets, all wool, mostly in block plaids. Blankets you will be pleased to own 3 size 64x90 inche > pairs 66x80 inches—22 pairs 70x80 inches | 36-In. U nbleached Muslin, 15e yd. 27-In. Outing Flannel, 15c yd. Full bo’ good weight for household use | Light and dark colors in checks, plaids and stripes—soft. fleecy quality Third Floor—T he Bon Marche W ednesday—New Togs for the Baby— in Gala Array—in the Busy Baby Shop 5 Free! Baby Health Lecture! Just In! Imported Weather Wednesday at2o'clock Cottages 49c | arn SM Pan 20 for children, from The Bon Marche Baby Cosy little thatched cottages, and Pree ‘Cink when it rains the man of the house comes out—as a gentleman should gle industry in building up the Pacific Northwest. I pay over $1,000,000 a year ! in taxes and serve over 100,000 customers extending from Belling- ham into Oregon, and as far east as Wenatchee. + Well Babies, Wednesday and Saturday, from Baby Shop, Second Floor—The Bon Marche Yeggs Tear Hole I employ over 2,700 men and DetGars’. sabe i.e : eps women; my annual payroll is over pinured by iflying debria $4,700,000. A notibee ‘wale I spend over $13,000 a day in ' the purchase of equipment, mate- | Thru Office Wall rial and supplies in Washington, | Displaying a noticeable la all going to the merchants, manu- es i t t (| facturers and business houses Weatarn kei * within the district I serve. I represent over 26,000 men Arrest Girl for Bad Check Dealing in my securities. These customers receive in dividends and interest all the net earnings I am able to make on their investment. This money stays at home and goes to Washington people. sa. Painted Cake and F ruit New Long Pants $3.95 Sizes 8 to 18. Cups and Winter. Sizes 8 to 15. een Finished with nickel clasp buckle. Shades of tan, and when it’s sunny the lady spend her time on the porcl Boys! Here Are Your ats 4 . de ts $1. 15 V2 = — ) Full cut—well tailored—wool mixtures with the . ter ; * iQ \ YY popular flared pant legs! Wanted Winter shades. ’ SL Plaid Windbreakers $4.95 aa Good husky chaps to keep a fellow warm all Sg P 8 Other Windbreakers, $5.95 to $7.50. » +s rc cmc Pair oc Wide Leather Belts 50c blue, gray and red. ‘ Boys’ Wear, Main Floor—The Bon Marche y evening at & t. by Detectives W. A McNamee. The Th Bon Marché — Pike St , SecondAve., UnionSt,, Sees It is my intention to tell the people of Seattle, in this same | space, Tuesdays and Fridays, the Q. truth about the business and oper- ations of the company of which I am symbolic, and women who have invested their savings in my securities. Over 8,000 of these partners are cus- ? tomers living within the territory I serve and they have invested over $9,000,000 of their savings manufacturers of electrical appli-| Gee, but Boldt's Butterhorns are os meets every Monday noon. | good--four for 26c.—Advertisement. Elactrisal: Club r Hears Director me from hin Latona ave,, when the! Martin 1. Pierce, director of sales club, which ts com: | ailers, jobbers and MR. PUGET POWER. of the Hoover f S | pom nt es \ = ee et | eee one De mee 6 Be = Ese cn) et Ballroom Dancing | vs» vr tye 1 ; Taught by pouewsne ee | MISS BRIGHT ||& a real cheese sandwich! Olnas Wed, and Sat., 7:00 H BRINGS ourpoon arrerires INDOORS | Private Lesson Hous | Bluhill } y | 1 SAT Prinen. H and for cooking oa wa a ‘A\n-7088 ) | fomenenomonecuonenonen fo RP: HS | School Shoes That Wear Girls— Black and tan calf lace Shoes, high top or low Oxfords, welted soles, broad toes and 3 85 low rubber heels, Sizes 19/4 to 2 . The same for big girls, in sizes 21% to 8, at ) Know How Good They Are—Try Them! Get a package of Mueller's Egg Noodles and make the acquaintance of a new and delightful food flavor. They are made of choice spring wheat flour and plenty of fresh eggs: yaaa rich, nutritious and easy to digest. Thousands of families now eat them several times a week, and never tire of them, MUELLER'S Spaghet “With theBetter Taste Elbow Macaroni EGG NOODLES As a Change from Potatoes! We Lee AV CAN GUANA The change to Mueller's Egg Noodles is welcome, healthful and enjoyable. Try Mueller's with sauces, meat gravies, au gratin or prepared as creamed potatoes. 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