The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1925, Page 10

aa CHEST The Girl W ith Time ——_____________THE SEATTLE STAR 3 icon OF FACTORIES (we Ess John’s Mista WN TERMINALS | | | ) | 4 ! 4 kept his false teeth his mouth instead of putting a kept his false teeth in h ee State President Bigelow Will to B “Urn | : Chamber of Gommerce to} them in his overcoat he probably would be a free man — Huge Food S its Han. aaah pibctabe ie . { # today instead of being under arrest, charged with viola dled by Port This Year : Be Honored Friday Night ~ fe Make Local List for.¥ear | tion of liquor laws. Bird hung his overeoat on a nail i | Hours Mean Nothing to Her, Like- | hefore taking a seat at a lunch counter, He ordered . ; | oup. While h ting two dry agents entered the a. | wise She Wastes Others’ Time as Well ‘ plage anil bexan eanoutng arcana, In diird’s coat they ar -— ; rs fo found a bottle of liquor and a set of false teeth. Bird A * BY CYNTHI \ GREY thee ‘ denied ownership of the coat, liquor and teeth, but the alot r a aarry sleuths were not convinced, They pried open his mouth ato ereat you wit * and found that the teeth fitted perfectly. A ap intment f . , t she will be any-| New York Man to be Templar Dances Billy Sunday’s : 1 late before she greet Tallevon Classical! ir at Masonic Hall Bull Wins Prize 6 No one ever knew her to be on time Possibly she has bestirred ; y y . > herself when she had to make a train or get to bargain sale at an I advantageous hour, but for social engagements she regards. time as ‘ 5 Ne . H t B on ~ purely a relative matter, something to approximate, possibly, but not | ture be for 1 2 . m to motivate one's moves. ' tera © and th b a te 1 over 4 pictene = ; ae b I ee = t i 92 bt Visitors Are Taking in the *?,, * Sights at Stock Show About the time “alt PORTLAN ny ee . + | Cynthia Grey will recelve | | callers at her office in The | Star building, 1309 Seventh | ave. from 1 to 8 p. m. every | day excep turday and holl daya. ] ————— |) Many Popular Styles! Dependable Furs and Fabrics! Unless the public has lost its appreciation of unusual savings, the response will be tremendou No one will ever suspect that you paid ) for one of these coats. In all fairnes to-yourself, come and look at them—see the fab- rics, admire the novelty trimmings, and appre ciate the workmanship. Blue Foxes Are Shown in Window Co-operative Groups | to Meet in Capital’ GRAND FORKS, N. D., Nov (United Press.}—Th 900 Pairs Women’s Can You Help This lad? About Wholesale Price! Representing an Eastern Jobber’s Sample and Surplus Lot! Impo' , We Domentic Woo! TKING } Stockings! Sport and plain styles! With and without v 4 Al | J ES y mixture cannot find anytt e is willmg to ta y of you know wt please call EAs' CYNTHL oe SILKS POPULAR Panama-Pacific Exposition, 1915 | Shipments During Past Year Set High Record seamless feet! Some full fashioned! 45-inch Rayon Clean-Up! 100 exported from Ja a ales of which came to Seattle or In plain colors and attrac iss : | other American ports. ii Our whalebone set of Teeth does In the first thre i| tive printed patterns. Big i not cover roof of mouth, If you }! ...6on 4 yortment fective color. have two or more 00 seas i July, A ‘| teeth left .3..00.++.04 | ber—tota £ J ig ines. Remarkable low pric ” Ge Guarantee i e —- AU Our jeven 5 120,000 bales port in the 1923 School Aid Bill Being Completed ra] = 1S ommittee | prepared for the opening of th | islature Monda Ballroom Dancing || Taught by | Tindall Discusses F ) MISS BRIGHT City Water System problem man Philp SCloan Wed. and Sat, 70 |) Seattle Private Lessons All Hours \1 loped necklines, sizes, he oung Men's Republican eld ‘Thursday noon, in the Butler hotel. 10 A.M, to 10-1 M, RDAY. 1 MAIn~ WIG DANG 1004 1th nt Ba THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT SAMPLE HOSIERY n lots in sizes 3 to round and Jeanne necks. pink and white backgrounds with attraétive figured designs. 120 Striped Outing Flannel Gowns in slip-over style-— bound seal- Full cut. Extra FALL canon Tweeds and Polaires with Furs of Mandell and Thibetine! Indian Robe Coats! Sport Coats! Soft, Fleecy Coatings! Checks and Plaids! Union Suits n and some high heels! Tan tents! size in the particular sty it get a lucky buy Women’s Outing Flannel WNS! PAJAMAS! 300 Two-piece Pajamas —Sizes 16 and 17 oF : . + fal) apace ai saa Good quality striped a Jucat in. this | outing flannel. Very [a] Pitchers, f THARUSARAIdgm pUEILA exceptional values! a set of 3 Glass Open 9 to alty—d te 12 until they are presented to the legis a “ 9) Oo dark Mixing: p COT Me intr an 300 Figured “Resta ha row sppiste OHIg LO aad Wn without, members| El Outing Flannel a cathe sich ng a definite con 4 i | are, mixing The ‘bala Hewat , that Oo Gowns in slip-over style, with fi} poans, th ill have a complete ¢ oO 1a SELENE VANESSA SEE TS NE == 288 Boys’ Part-Wool | 3 Big Values! — | WOMEN’S PUMPS 8, but not in all Orchid, TheBonMarché Pike St, SecondAve,, UnionSt.,Seattle, 1,000 Yds. 32-In. Cretonnes Going Thursday at Yd. 15¢ For comforter coverings and dr apins ig purposes. A host of floral and figured designs in color combinations that you will like. 32- and 36-Inch Dress Prints 25c Yd. Very popular materials—and the price is low enough, goodness knows. light and medium shades with printed and neat small figures. Wash Goods, Third Floor—The Bon Marche Mill-Ends Mercerized Sateen ]Q¢, —lengths of 1 to 3 yards. A big line of light and dark colorings and plenty of black. Excellent for linings, bloomers and coverings. Linings—Third Floor—The -Bon Marche 36-Inch Finely Woven Curtain Rayon, 65c 4 sheer and effective curtain, with woven-in designs. In a warm ecru. 36-Inch Sunfast Voiles W 36-Inch Allover Filet 65¢c a Yard ~ Nets, Yard 35c Finely woven, guaranteed sunfast. | Naw In shades of orchid, blue, gold and rose. A splendid quality for dainty ruffled curtains. 36-Inch Colored | 36-Inch Filet Curtain Marquisettes, Yard 75c .| Nets, 50¢ Fine quality, guaranteed sunfast. allover designs, in white, cream and ecru. A_ serviceable, strongly woven quality. An effective cross-barred pattern, Filet nets with sunfast woven well suited to ruffled curtains. In stripe in blue, rose, or gold. New, shades of blue, rose, and gold. W\ effective and very durable. Fourth Floor Bon Marche Metal Is Evident in New Trimmings Metallic Braids, 10c W Metallic Laces, 10¢ to 25¢ finishing appare), hats Gold, silver, antique and steel effects, in Iso some ver} the most popular of winter trimming, laces both bright and paste e for apparel, handkerchiefs, needle 1 \y aie and hats. Widths % to 1 inch Main Floor—The Bon Marche Very Wash Laces, Yard 5c Valenciennes in ecru and white torchons in combined shades of red. green, orchid, yellow and blue; imita tion crochet in ecru, and fine shadow effects. Widths from \%& to 3 inches. Main Floor—The Bon Marche Voile Handkerchiefs, 10¢ Each Fine, soft votles, embroidered and daintily scalloped. In pretty bright colers, bordered in black and white Main Floor—The Bon Marche Look! Housewares! Money Sanat "nina SO rete Ne Salt Boxes with blue delft dec orations 85c in weight, Weather WARE Cottages and with Clothes Polisher Dryers, ornamer eh and practical vaxing floor and linoleums —_ drying Potato Rleer 49c wie itohent Can” white Hingliah Pore-White Semi. japaned, Porcetain with practical Cups ® avanigel inside kitohen 8c can, artiol Naudaed foot lever action, $2.95 69c 4c o o o o o o Q IG)