The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1920, Page 16

highway robbery, one hoktup Testaurant, theft of a house furniture from king of a woman's one by # included In the ‘ked up at police HIE: hs £47 be hy ck-andewhite men” guilty ries here within REF 57 rhe : i lt fie Hie Mi z i fa saoehiee if ie ips : | 5 i fF [ is 3 ay diet ift tint eh en kh HT i ture of Miss the photograph was taken is one-three- | i f i HU Me ih i i : i | : Unemplbyment a Gene Cour, Chicago pho’ who takes movies for jnogram, conoaived the idea of photographing thru gold. 'e put a sheet of it over his camera lens and sna UN this Mae Rasens. The sheet of gold thru which Aundred-thousandth | Of an inch thick, so filmy it will vanish if you rubeit between 0 | your fingers, noTes oN CO "BY WORKERS Business Men Fall to Help Mother Ryther ‘The clerkn, the stenographers and the bookkeepers thus fur are the bir contributors in the campaign for funda, with Which to complete the Nyther Child Home, according to 4 statement given out today by Mra. J. 1. Mall, chairman of the house comunittee. ‘The girl behind the counter and the typewriter, and the man behind the pen have contributed larger amounts and the donations have come from larger sgumbere than from the business men. Laut year the business men sent in checks for from $100 to $600; this | cases of lingerie are sending to room 254, Empire building. Weary (W, A.) Wilkins will begin his big street — entertainments Wednesday night. He will be ansint ed by @ jamzy male quartet, expects to put out a plano on @ truck and wome. little vaudeville sketches, Weary mys he is going to put a little pep into the campaign for street donations and that while he ts busy on the thorofares, his friends, the Clerks and stenographers will be busy in the stores and office build. tog. Witkin’s plane for placing the campaign generally in the hands of volunteer workers ts rapidly taking form. This morning & prominent nhoe dealer undertook the solicita tion of mubserfptions in every shoo | I) store and factory in the city, The employes at the county-city buflding are represented by one employe who has undertaken to raise $2,000 in that building alone. Tells How Beating Killed His Father PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, Nov jon Sold to Us at a Sacrifice ~. Sold to You at a Saving 45 Fiber Sweaters They’re Designers’ Samples ONLY one of a style in these beautiful sweaters—no dup- licates—because they are designers’ samples; that is, they were’ designed and made up by the manufacturer to see if they could be sold at a reasonable price. But, they were too expensive—the manufacturer made these only—and sold them to us at almost our own price. They'll make ideal Christmas gifts, as they’re beautifully * ‘made in midday, sport jacket and Tuxedo styles, and come in ae, maize, lavender, Copenhagen, ich handsome ! Group of Coats at $9.75 jason and grays. e sti elie HON Rabbers atc a YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE— The Lower Price ol\..Jks Plas Our Large Order Brings om Se bat A SA'EOF 1,000 CHRISTMS PETTICOATS $4.95 Messalines, Surahs, AP preeys, All Taffetas and J Ti with Taffeta{uffles in Novelty Effects eee In Gold, Tan, Silver, Tape, Gray, Rose, Pink, Emerald, Jade, New Blue, Navy, PurpléHavana, Brown and Changeable Effects Attracwely Boxed If You Wish! ! e PETTICOAT LANE—SECOND FLOOR. Vist Santa in His Igloo GET ONE OF HIS CHIRP} BUTTONS—TELL HIM WHAT GIFTS YOU WANT Santa Claus, that jolly good iow, is here waiting for every little and to come and see him and get a Chirper Ch: B girl boy bina ‘rei hin avid ne in tell him what you want for Christmas. If you cannot Cat Lengths of All-Wool Coatings and Suitings at _ Half Last Year’s Prices LENGTHS FROM 1 TO 4.YEARS © Christmas shopper—great }antities dt ns tek ome $3.95 Diagonals at $1.98 Yd. eagerly waiting to serve you, the oad Chetings Weave Suitings Express and Postoffice on the Foh Floor colors. ¢ is ready for business, and in way possible the Bon Marche has to make your Christmas shopping of happy events. EVERYTHING is ready forje early $6.50 Coatings and Skirtir at $3.25 Yd. : fb All-wool, fancy Skirtings Suitings, in poe, ta, Ka $9.50 Bolivia at $4.75 Ye eta * be of at $1.95 a yard. Finely wo blue—fine for dresses, A street of Dright and shops, displaying thousands of gif tions, such as handk p men’s furnishings of all kinds, elties, toilet articles, dolls and elry, greeting cards. And C; —where toothsome sweets are displayed. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON 600 Pairs of Heather Stoc gf Pearl-Handled Gift Silver 98c Ea. Tiibesplated service, with pearl handle and sterlin ver ferrule. t You will find in the list: . hemmed tops—sizes 9 to 1014. HOSIERY SECTION—UPPER Baby Blankets R Little Blankets at Little Prices WilM Ones Nice Gifts $1.25 Baby Blankets 95 Good values in Baby Blankets in 80x40 inches, with neat borders, wi and ¢at patterns. $1.85 Baby Blankets $119 Nice heavy Blankets for baby’s giftstize with bear, cat and rabbit patterns, , $4.00 Baby Blankets $3.3 Extra large, heavy quality Crib Blathts } blue plaids and plain styles with handme BLANKET SECTION—THIRD we athe Little Berry Spoons : Cold Meat Forks at 8c Pie Servers at 98c each Smaller Pieces of Git: Silverware at 69¢! ‘ Dress Ginghams 20c Yard Plaid Dress Ginghams, 26 inches wide, in blue and garnet shades—good, serviceable and for only 20c a yard. ie Outing Flannel 19¢ Yard Warm } call\be had for less’ if Rae a ee tnd, Gua quay ty. my,