The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1920, Page 18

THE SEATTLE STAR RANS ‘|World-Famed Back Has a Rival SLAGK MEN Nf “SUPPORT Deiysia Scorns Kitty’s Pride | ‘TheBonMarché Ae ss Om ot Week-tins ESTABLISHED 1890 . a b ‘ | m4 1 8 ay night : 4 Burglaries [o,orted ~ ly at, was the victim, 4 | | Jackson Was walking by Ratnter x Candidate's Statement De-| | pUiritmas Cr . oan h a cla ave, and Charles et, at 745 p. m. hy ‘ S09 War Heroes Give when two men, one of them a negro, f “ Lie to Fakers held him up at the point of an auto o? 4 4 mat! They took $149.15. A white ‘ 4 hetner tr robber, having ® negro accomplice ; held up a Y, M. C. A. etudent near Volunteer park last w “Tt te a dep’ Je fact that any Under pretext of a Sette gamdidate for pubdlic office who has vg of tonaie 2 MOL stulufied him by procuring at Fourth the indorsement of certain powerfu ~ in the ¥, M and wealthy int aturday even’ may O78 ov he clerk, to gust expect vi roves, t . 7 yver to him $50. The highway * @entation and over to him § r j man ia believed by police to be the ‘ warne as held up the Mionser and Hawkins drug stores recently. flerbert Tilackwood and T. Prooka both 18, were held gg tion gurated ag: following their eapture after they | jto Stes the pubtle og ; had Sanmaataed the ho’ Ch e T 0 f Games in the port commissio maa t Mion, for which position, at the peti lw ‘Mitizens, | have submitiad myself a CONFESS TO THEFTS fm candidate. VENATCHER Ste reat innus te whether the port! IN WENATOMES | sattertne On the Second Floor of The Bon Marche wommi «si: hall be truly o: ted near the Molmes home and notified oa a . Tiiliiatic tntervets or whether they | pene oe uses 0. Xe, Feanet Snow-covered roofs, icicled eaves, red-bricked walls, and within— Seba be manipulated in behal€ of pre und W. H, Campbell caught the boys the counters and shelves piled high with Christmas merchandise and Wate dock owners and Japanese in aa th “aed —_ bowling bee salespeople radiating holiday enthusiasm— “Knowing this to be the real true, ‘ a chain : y the Interests against me are attempt Set raen seca amd That is Christmas Tree Lane at the Bon Marche! ing to lead a red bh i across the the. burala of the home of A A convenient place to buy practical gifts. BE thes tie ana t ames cm Frank, 69 « 8. W. ears | Christmas Tree Lane is a collection of small shops, including a Handker- hey know that I have served me Cle chief and Neckwear Shop, Jewelry and Leather Novelties, Ivory and Toilet in, war and they know I Mrs. Mabel F101 Novelties, Dolls and Tree Ornaments, Slippers, Men’s Gift Shop, Gift Novel- erved it In peace. [ came bacg from 1ith ave. N, five minutes} ties and a Fine Art Shop. ren Americns Semeae ai na with police station | And there are shops showing Baby Gjfts, Christmas Cards and Calendars, grown up from beyhood. Here burala’ who Mie coten te ones Smoking Jackets and Bath Robes and Canary Cottage, where Christmas Can- Ihave been continuously. There ts | in the building escaped. Mra, Hogue dies will be sold. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Gn act or a page of my life that heard some one try the door to her p not open, and I believe my record the state senate and elsewhere will Apartment at 9 p.m, Sunday, She jooked out and mw «@ 2-yearold T have no agreements, un Now that Seattle connoisseurs of misapprehension reported, when Seattle will have ita) oe the c. The man escaped Wghow that I am opposed to machine| The back which Delysia brings to these United States to outshine Kitty Gordon's. | o%' dain 0 teving & * hm gun at ber an’ arned her to be =| queues. Bg chattaie for the port comm, BY HAL ARMSTRONG been lavished upon Kitty under a] She will come Went tn time, tt ix) un St her ond evens Ss tae p e ings, or pledges with any| feminine loveliness have plunked| ‘That Kitty’s ornate and alabaster! first and only chance to meet, thee! \orire she Alby. —" tion, societies of any kind, | down 75 cents to $1.25 a seat to view | epiderm is @ mere sham, a pretense | to face, so te mpeak, the really most pt rh odes nad pn Less Than the Original have I entered into any political| the “most bewitching back in the/ and the k compared with the | beautiful " SUITS, Se TAKEN At si pombinations for public office.” world”-—Kitty Gordon’ ¥ peeriems appearance of| Aa ender, there) AND SEWEIS TAKEN Wholesale Price ]*T am accused of pandering to} And now that fone her best back of Delysia. in no ond tee theca tgtberagtinerndeginan ed | elements in our population—| way over the Orpheum cirenult with ma French girl who has| possible by h Seattle could re oo apr srg sich cour tal These Slip-on Sweaters are marked te He, concocted to decetve| thousands of Seattle's hard-earned w York with “Afar,” «| cover its {lepent thousands. — ea pennies + Pare yt . ‘public by arousing cinxs hatred.| iron smackers in her stock—er—| colorful apectacie imported from Lon “For Mies Gordon probably eatin) weekone 3 > at less than the original wholesale dreus coat were stolen from the home of John Schlappi, 2262 20th ave. #.. | by burglars, who entered thru « ig time our city should look for-| pocket— }don, Delystd played first in Paris| thinks, quite honestly, that hers ts to greater things, and cease| The awful truth comes from New | and was regarded by the French as “ mys Delysia, according to re ita industrial war? York that all these moneys have! the “succesor of Gaby Destys.” best answer to these ma- ~ -_————$—$ — H W. H | Diamond ring and a tady*s watch Thieves Work While | were taken from Ethel Schon, 603 Teams Play Ball! «rox «+s. * KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 2%—| KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. 29—| from the room of N, Alton, Right ho- FANS at the University of Tennes | Ten athictes composing “aoa tel, Firet ave. and Columbia at, ‘ 5 [nee have thetr own solution of the teams of the Fidelity National poet servant girl probi Whe! \stew i . | one servant girt problem. When seven |New England National banks rode aye wee AND TH H Huge Crowd Sees HOME) cords sent in a written request that|"YerinEly home in taxicabs. clad they be permitted to do the work, |Oly in thelr abbreviated “gym™ com a Team Lose in New ‘Bow! | rise mone “|tummes, when a thiet looted the|| LONDON, Nov. 18—The twin a the money which would ordinar — Ny go to servant girl hire is to be | dressing room in the ¥. M. C. A. here/ daughters of Mr. and Mra J. D. Between 28,000 and 30,000 persons | sent to Herbert Hoover to be applied during a game — ot Seno omgpeee ty to ‘s > dire eae |] gether, mar ogre to dedicate Washington's | to the relief of European children. Colter on be al oy oe aa ‘ther died while i with | great stadium Saturday afternoon RRS UEC invented by a Californian to be Bach left one child. sisters, Mrs.jand to cheer the home team in its| The wag of w yellow dog's tall fs | placed under the hood of an auto-|| Neither knew the other was afl Ing with heart trouble. ‘4 better than the shak jo and Mrs. Pitts, living in Be eat touchéown. friend's hand, je shake of & rae on wes connected with ite «x Probably the greatest crowd that) ———___ anit Sy = nite price. In plain or in link-and-link stitch, and made with fishtail hem or with a- novelty flare. Shown in American beauty, flame, coral, turquoise and peacock. GWEATER SECTION—SECOND FTOOR ee ee | basement door, | | Have You Seen Santa Claus | In His Ice-Covered Igloo? From the land of 3 And to give as snowy breezes % one of the : | Santa Claus has mas Buttons wenty-five years ago he used to|and also one of the greatest the! pee ty _ arog the coun-| sadium will ever know watched tho| im ork.” from the effects of ex-| Sm * * he had attempted, in| ‘Though aflebut a atatwart tte) HE BON MARCHE come to bring chirp = to either go home or| band of Dartmouth rocters would ane Christmas cheer to the kiddies of Se- | attle. GAIN BASEMEN Just What You’ve Wanted! 3,956 Pairs of Women’s, Misses’ — and Children’s Glove-Fitting White and Tan RUBBERS at 48c Pair ‘‘Factory Imperfects” ‘on the streets while lightly | rather have seen the score of 23 to 7 reversed In favor of the Purple and Gold, the game was highly satis- BROTHERLY LOVE —— | xd Despite the torrential rains that fell all of Friday night the field was in perfect condition, thanks to the drainage system. The weather was perfect for football, It was cold,| snappy and calm. A few spatters of rain fell, but not’ enough to dampen, the huge crowd's enthu-| siasm ROOTERS LOYAL TO HOME TEAM wel The rooters’ section was a riot of color and the performance of Yell) King Clair McCabe and his aassist- ts was one of thel eading features of the afternoon. The rooters stood loyally by the Washington team, thru thick and thin. A great roar pag night that she'd be « sister) ity arose and created a din that! ve se Sam (gioomily)}—Yea, she did. _, Maount Restate, em | Bob—Well, now, old’ man, that) Crowds began pouring tn shortty | Takes you a brother of mine. Loan) ater the gates opened at noon. By! me ten bucks on account of the kin-| 149 p. m., at the time of the dedt- ‘came cation, the stadium was mostly filled, and by 245, when the teams trotted They’re Off Where | 0" the tied, practicaity every veo ie fon was filled, the Fishin’s Good ‘The dedication ceremonies were | HICKMAN, Ky. Nov. 29.—Local | brief, but impreastve. Headed by thr fishermen say more houseboats are | University of Washington band, 30 “dropping” down the river than ever |*utomobiles containing the official | Before. These boats will winter along | &Uests of the university made a cir- | the Arkansas river where the fishin’ | Cle of the stadium track. The guests 4s good and where trapping prospects | Were then discharged at the plat- | are bright this year. form erected at the east end of the) i field. Only the speakers mounted the| SACRAMENTO, Nov. 29.—Thieves | Platform, the rest grouping around it.) here have absolutely no respect for) Manamer Lewis of the sluicing de- | law and the coppers. They are talk-| Pertment of the Puget Sound Bridge | ing of he Santa Claus see the sights of land—the dolls, doll furniture, the vated railway, mechanical toys the many,.many games. : TOYLAND UNION | - And he is anxious | to shake hands | with each and every one of them. | See How Much Lower Bedding Prices Are | Bedspreads $2.95 Bedspreads $3.50 Think of it—Un-|_ P You'll find these 72x84-inch service- Bedspreads very ser- por pee laa full able _ Crochet —Bed- viceable—heavy qual- _ I ‘ spreads—heavy qual- ity, with Marseilles ood light vee ae ity with Marseilles patterns; size 67x88 patterns. inches, Serpentine Crepes B ds $3.15 Wool Blankets 29c Yard edspreads $3. $13.50 1,500 yards of Ser- Good weight Bed- All-wool Blankets— pentine and Japanese spreads — firm and with good - looking Crepes—at 29¢ a yard serviceable — 74x 86 plaids, size 66x80 —80 inches wide, for inches — with good- inches—in pink, blue, dresses, sacques and looking patterns. tan and gray. kimonos, THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE FABRIC ELQGR ae (OROBABLY you've tried all over town to get a pair of White Rubbers to wear with your light-topped shoes or with white spats—or perhaps you wanted tan ones to wear with tan shoes—either way, here they are — and at a re- markably low price. & Construction company, was the opening speaker. He presented the velgenatg Pruelas pasts ond stadium to the University of Wash- tools from the basement. ington. Darwin Meisnest, graduate mana- ger of the University of Washing- ton, accepted it for the Associated Students of Washington, . GOV. HART ACCEPTS STADIUM FOR STATE Meisnest in turn presented it to President Suzzalo, who also in turn presented It to Gov. Hart, who ac- cepted it for the state, All of the speakers were aided by a magno-| vox and the addresses were audible in every part of the stadium. A crew of artillery then fired the governor's salute of 17 guns, follow. ing which the squad of marine bu- glers played “To the Colors.” Tho thousands of people in the stands arose while the fag was run up the pole. The thousands of voices tn the stadium broke into song as the band struck up “The Star-Spangled Ban- ner.” The ceremony was mappy, but nevertheless impressive, and the game was on a few minutes after the first entrance of the dedication on the Ould usta | | | $32.35 Dinner Set | for Only $24.25 | Good Place to Raise le Chickens Have you ever longed for that kind of a place? Do you want to Iive near enough to the city to have the aivantages of city life, and get far enough away to get some The slight blemishes which make them “factory imper- fects’”’ are scarcely noticeable, and will in no way affect the wearing quality. AN ESPECIALLY GOOD OFFER FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. FOR THE HOME Because the decoration was not a as we ordered it—the manufacturer : us an allowance on this set of best quality English semi-porcelain with gold decora- tion—so we can offer it to you at $2425. set instead of $32.35, The set consists of 58 pieces—com- plete for 6 persons—2 meat plat- ters, covered dish, sugar and creamer are included, besides the other neéessary pieces. FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE They have triple-tread soles with rolled edges, and come in storm, Tuxedo and toe styles, with high or low heels. Infants’ sizes 4 to 8. Children’s sizes 814 to 11. Misses’ sizes 1114 to 2. Women’s sizes 21% to 8. FOOT NOTE — Buy Christmas Slippers NOW in the Bar- gain Basement. the Rxal Estate ads in The Star. >. Watch the real estate ads tn