The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1925, Page 14

” THE SEATTLE STAR )"U" BABY CLIN! Students and Conduct Man Is Sentenced as Dog Poisoner | Vation’s Going to Dogs | Fast, Says Mr. Sunday, GEN, ANDREWS Dad’ 8 Undershirts Make | | THREAT ON LIFE. AND POLITICS Good Sweaters for Son Boston | Says T Mayor Candidate wo Men Fired at Him Physicians Service Out in Prohi Appointments? | = ; | m ! ! : "i SENATORS OPPOSE HIM : 3 r Democrats Consider Ohio : | ! Governor as Nominee BY PAUL Ro MALLON OPPORTUNITY }Star Want Ads ~_|“Let’s Go to The Bon Marche for—| | Extra! 450 “E and W” and “Arrow” Sat u rday’ s Children’s Day” ul ues SAMPLE SHIRTS at The Bon ee Every Saturday of the School Y ear | ' f {ny Girl Would Gladly Wear Soft Fabrics—Rich eA es | He “ ” Furs—in aay i: | | |, 8 : ote Junior Coats Ns 6 ae fig { in to a ae ’ DISTINCTIVE dressand |) Coe | “yy | a fal Wt tsp, |i deaeben dae cocoa | | red and blue shade. | Sizes beds aka Tentiweh:, mas : FALL’S STYLES! | iy | 6 to 16 ce eae erously nae 13, 15 fend [4sqe | Ltaqs0 dirs’ Wear, Second Floor a Floor—The Bon Marche at a y Collars to match! Neckband styles! Plain and pleated! Plain and French Cuffs! | | Collar attached! | | High Laced Shoes $6.50 _ Let’er Rain! : Boys’ Black \ aw /Ke For Growing Girls English White — narrow, broad and * Oxford Cloth! Fenatalnth | f In fan’ calf, gunmetal or patent * | Broadcloth cluster stripes—white and col- | Silk Mixtures 7 welt sewe Slicker Coats Dome + ored grounds—tuxedo and full | Pure Silks! and rubber h > ¢ oth } i iat Sige a i tea! dress styles—checks—all colors, | Fine Satee 3 5 | Plain and Printed eer + a ee nie Sizes 1414, 15 and 15! Rayon Mixture Sturdil “built quali i | Printed Madras es - Far Percales material e hard knocks of schoc Woven Madras! ” Sleeve lengths—34 and 35. » Neat Repps! wear, Size Q AA to D Citihiw.iare walvat lined. Reine proof, and just the thing for eves fron Men's Shop: Lower Entrance Second Avenue—The Bon Marche Misses’ and Children’s achool-wéar: Sites'4 to’ 18: | stirred up 5% Black Rubber Capes $3.45 Black Rubber Coats $3.95 Leatherette Coats $7.50 Exceptional values in good-looking coats in tan and if black. Belted style. School Shoes gh-cut Lace: Shoes in tan calf, Winter Turbans With New Manners | ..''23.3.2°%.2 3% al sewed "Built on footform lasts, wit 1er counters, and inner s . Sizes 814 to 11, $3.25 Sizes 111 to Satins and Metallic Cloth Predominate | boxes st expressions of style | lividuality at a price within reach of all. | Suede Raincoats $5.95 3 ie atin with metallic | They keep boys warm and dry. A good style, and Dean Howard Lewis metallic stitchers serviceable. Sizes 4 to 18. to Give Addresses naments. Others en- | Howard T. Lewis, dean of i ; ate sie Black Rubber Hats, 75c. college of busin 07 he Eye-brow ats, with >} xy: ees i F ack Slicker Hats ng at the Unive small veils, are very new, and Black Slicker Hats, 75¢ and $ ; 3 Boys’ Shop, Main Floor—The Bon Marc turbans with long trailer of . ostrich. Also larger hats for those who prefer them Small Metallic-Edged Veils We and The Trimming and Costume Flowers Third Floor—Tt ‘rogram. [THUMBS DOWN) |* <3 PT Size Sizes 24, 39e In the 15 Bon Marehe y ah oot to Umbrellas Sizes 9 to 151 Sizes 24, to 6, § Main Floor. Are the Sailor,” “Tom Thumb, “Little Red Riding Hood” ddin’s Lamp,” and many more. Main Floor—The Bon Marche Children’s Velvet and Felt Hats —/ Hee s Full-Fashioned | Silk Stockings ; “1.39 Fine quality—service weight—well reinforced feet Such fashionable shades for winter as copper, nude, beige, suntan, noisette, silver, atm osphere, peach, white Here Exclusively Advance Sale “1926 Special” Gillette Safety Razor Serviceable and Moderately Priced! Children’ $ C otton U mbrellas $1. 00 frames, Ww an fin ec or leather vered with b Women’ sG lori ia U mbrellas $ and hemmed garter tops. au, gunmetal, Airedale, French nude, and black or ilk Main Floor—The Bon Marche J Millinery, Third Froor Main Floor—The Bon Ma Creamery Butter Lb. 58c Our regular * COUNTESS KATHERINE) KAROLYI, above, wife of the} former president of Hungary, | is the latest would-be visitor | to the United States to be! Phousand © Inland Saind Dressing) Ib tHe Libby’s Pineapple Can 2l1c Honey Cream Cakes fanned by the state depart- neapple,, In ee nent. She contempkited a " da ile bees Each 45c lecture tour. The state de-| nd tender; ona Ine partment barred her on the 4 tarvikndsfeans He Halloween Cakes #1. 00 Whe and del yvound that she is a commun- | ist. Her husband was ad- mitted to the Wnited States last spring only after pledg- ing himself not to make any ipeeches, @ 5 Blades, 33¢ " Main PloorThe Bon Marche the biggest razor ver known. the elty are taking adv thin sale to lette, A ble ug we have and men all over tage of Halloween Tungsten Lamps Dennison’s Bogie Book, — with paid for Halloween par 25-, 40- and 60-watt size ‘ Make Your Halloween Dinner a Success! : ¥ New (not refilled) Electric 18c¢ 1) 60 . ) 7 | Ble ners Place Cards, 25¢ to | Lamps, with tungsten steel Swift S Premium or Armour $ Star Hams 36c | Halas eNenldn wean tent cH alien In the three most-wanted Fine quality corn-fed stock, by the piece only LB. In Gold Plate, 89¢ a dozen ahi Nee sizes. : y ; pi alloween Decorated Crepe Freshly Churned In Silver Plate, 79¢ le Papen soldat aoe. : | Plain Orange or Paper, 15¢. Halloween Festoons and Stream Black Crepe own a genuine Gil complete set, with dou edged genuing Gillette blade 10 Blades, 64¢ ‘The BonMarché ke St ., Second Ave., Unio ers, 10¢ and 15¢. P 1 10 Halloween Caps, cach, 10¢. alr C ° Halloween Noise Makers, Se, Thin, white imported 10¢ and 15¢. China Cups and Sau- Novelties, Be to cers, with gold band border decorations. Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche n Marehe Halloween Jelly Beans 15c Pound Black and orange—made of best materials. Very decorative and wholesome, Main Floor—The Ron Marche Seattle,