The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 8, 1920, Page 16

WOMAN [S (Women in East [OFFICERS PROBE |f d West Tak “weDy" HELD FOR ‘Case For Pen, STOW OF “SPY” } {Prisoner Says He Was in CHICAGO, Dee. §—¥ nin the} Mast and West take the for pep | German Employ | style, but the M Western women have the mort natural NEW. YorK ® Arty of | beauty, according to Miss Hmily) mois today in kot tho Ward Lioyd, beauty expert, her ay e Ye 30. former army - Mise 1 « oxy t otain. », after his arrest ona a ow * " desertion, decl dhe was Mrs. Lillian Woodlock Goes|« 4 on Trial in One Case ’ at St. Louis = th 7 ST. LOUIS, Deo. &—Mra. Lilian Woodlock went on trial here today | ion an @harged with the murder of her first) The fa we aftor the armintic . 1g | Ake maid, live in St. Louis le bsconded with $6,000 4 husband. Mrs. Woodloc Ine «| ere absc r epaunineat ns Ohya T don’t know why, but It 19 90."!nany funda from Camp § eharged with being an accomplice to | , the murder of her second husband. @nd will be placed on trial on this charge later 1 after he had been recognized by Hugh J, Hanni gan, former Heutenant in the 48th infantry, in which tain, Hannigan Greenville, 8. C. After lers lw o he was wer jorm pow f this country in Ursula Broderick, daughter of Mrs. | gnappy t ao spies. He ald it wa TWoodlock, by her first husband, | air benefits them by the their purpose to win army ¢ Thomas GB. Broderick, was convicted | Per. sions, and, in « he Unit MM juvenile court here on the charge Whenever T o New York or! ¢ 4 many ef killing ber stepfather, Joseph | Los Angeles I fe ke I have been | omman trap » Woeodlock. drinkin ahe #ald, front Was sentenced to 10 years in She - oo : rm Mike penitentiary, dut is free on $60,.| | IN THE SAME BOAT 900 bond, pending her appeal to the supreme court | y The Broderick gir! cont she rT} "0 | *Killed her stepfather to Mother and shot her st defense of her own honor. * Fa Hagen, charged with violation of the Volstead act, pleaded not guflty in the federal court Wednes | Pedestrians hag. Mesion Wb G08 4h heote guaite Hit by Autos 508 : former This Year a decision in an appeal from a former liquor law conviction. He was a Seattle policeman at the time of the ©. FE. Mitchen, 24, of 2531 Cheat. || “7% Stewed offense. Rut st. Everett, was in city ho» pital, suffering from injuries re ) Geived when he was stru by the auto of Ralph H. Hail, 2584 Firth || ave. W., on Ewing st. between Woodlawn and Densmore aves (at midnight. His left arm is broken, his left hand may be brokén, and he is badly bruised ‘on the hip, ankle and above one eye, Hall claimed he didn't see Mitchel! because of rain on his windshield. Returns From Taking Reds East John H. Sargent, assistant missioner of immigration for ¢ | district, returned Wednesday from month's trip in the Bast Sargent yo | accompanied a car of Rursian rad jeals who were sent to New York| Jimm for deportation jand I wanna got out ‘There are #,000,000 unnaturalized| More than 73 per cent of the fae aliens in the United States |tory workers in Japan are women Father—Jimmy, open the door for 1 pa Mamma has and I want to get in.) she's locked me in} THE BON MARCHE AIN BASEMENT Satisfactory Gifts At Satisfactory Savings The Daryain Basement displays of merchandise offer a wide range of selection for those in search of Christmas gifts—and the savings which are made possible by the low prices should be more than welcome. : By purchasing only when rock-bottom prices are offered and getting rid of costly selling features the Bargain Basement is sng ready to save you money, no matter what the season may be. Christmas Handkerchiefs Two in a Gift Box 35c Women’s Gift Handkerchiefs of lawn with narrow hemstitched edges embroidered in one: corner with spray designs in white. Two patterns in each gift box. Women’s Silk Stockings A Favorite Gift $1.39 Women's full-fashioned glossy Silk Stockings in black only, have double elastic lisle garter tops and double lisle heels, soles and toes. Sizes 814 to 10. Choice Bargains in _Dresses at $13.50 Jerseys, Serges, Velveteens A NUMBER of styles, almost as many as there are dresses, and among them some that will appeal especially to large women. They come in navy blue, sand shades, gray, blue, dark brown and black. There are straight-line models and tunic effects, some of the latter plaited. Trimmings are silk floss, chenille, wool em- broidery, beads, tinsel thread, braids and buttons. And there are all sizes up to 44. Women’s Bath Robes $4.39 Here’s a splendid Christmas gift suggestion. A nice warm Bath Robe is always gladly received. These have round col- lars, one big pocket and a cord girdle. There are floral, conventional and Indian designs in pink, light and dark gray, wine, light blue, navy and lavender. And all sizes from 38 to 46, Everybody’s Christmas Slippers Children’s Felt Slippers, Cavalier style, with padded elk leather soles, come in navy blue with decorated cuffs. Sizes 5 to 8 Sizes 81% to 11, a pair “pap ae $1.65 @ paler .vrcccceee $1.80 Women’s Felt Juliets, ribbon-trim med, have leather soles and heels. Shown in navy, wine, black, purple and brown. 2 2 Some have imitation fur trimming. Sizes 3 to 7, pair.... . 9 Men’s and Boys’ Felt Slippers with padded leather soles. Men’s in Oxford and black. Boys’ in Oxford and navy. Sizes 214 to 514, and 6 to 10. The pair ........0see00. $1 .80 comamens tet en ee THE SEATTLE STAR 5,000 Pairs of Christmas Slippers ' at [he Bon Marche | Christmas Slippers for father, for mother, for everybody in your home some Christmas Slippers are fancy, some are practical, and they are all comfortable—and so many to choose from. Santa Claus will do well to select his Christmas Slippers in the Bon Marche Shoe Shops. Women’s Gift Slippers in Every Shape, Color and Size OMEN’S Quilted Satin Juliets with OMEN’S FELT JULIETS with leather ELT JULIETS -with leather soles and fur trimming—red, old rose, lavender, soles and heels—trimmed with fur heels—black, brown and wine, the pair, pink and gray—a pair, $6.50. and neat bows in front—in old rose, baby $2.50. ag ot MULE trimmed with pretty bows—in pink, Alice-blue and black— blue and gray, at $4.00. OZY TOE “SLIPPERS with soft, pliable ELT JULIETS with leather soles and soles, with pompons or embroidered— priced at $5.00, fur trimming— wine, Oxford gray, purple, pink, American beauty, ecru, taupe, OMEN’S SATIN MULES. with heels brown and blue, at $3.25. old rose, green or black, at $2.50. and counters—old rose, blue, Astra- EATHER-SOLED Felt Everett Slippers YLO FELT SLIPPERS with cuff tops chan blue—a pair, $6.50. with neat inlaid trimming — brown, and soft padded soles—old rose, brown, r ray C 3.2 rree i ° ras 3¢ j LACK KID BOUDOIR SLIPPERS with Oxford gray and ecru, at $3.25. green, with contrasting tops; pair, $3.00. pretty silk pompons and leather soles OMEN’S embroidered felt cozy-toe ‘OMEN’S COMFY SLIPPERS in wine and heels, pair $3.25, House Slippers with padded soles—in color, priced, a pair $2.25. OMEN’S SATIN BOUDOIR SLIPPERS brown, old rose and ecru, at $3.75. ELT CAVALIERS with’ leather soles Y with medium satin covered heels— ELT COMFY SLIPPERS—ribbon trim- and heels—with contrasting fur trim- trimmed with pompons—gray, old rose, lav- med—red, green or Oxford gray, at ming—old rose and Oxford gray, the pair, ender and blue, at $5.00, $2.00, $4.50. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Slippers for ‘Dad’ or ‘Hubby’ “Kiddies’” Cozy Slippers EN’S HYLO SLIPPERS with soft, pliable, padded soles and HILDREN’S FABRIC COMFY SLIPPERS—light blue, dark blue, trimmed with plain or contrasting colors—dark blue, green or old rose and pinks—a pair, $2.00. Oxford gray—pair, $3.00, * HILDREN’S FELT COMFY SLIPPERS in red, dark blue, light OZY TOE HYLO SLIPPERS with turn-down cuff tops—can be blue, at $1.50, $1.75 .00. worn buttoned around the ankle or down—soft, pliable, padded riodindes a ers soles—pair, $3.75. EN’S Brown Kid Everett or Opera Slippers, Evans’ make—at $4.50, $5.00 and $5.50. en MOCCASINS for children, ‘at $2.50 and $3.00. LIPPERS in gray, red, old rose, pink, American beauty, laven- OMEO SLIPPERS in brown or black, with pliable turn soles, at der, Oxford gray, brown and'green, at $1.35 to $2.75. $4.25 and $5.00, UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE pt EVERETT SLIPPERS with soft padded soles—in gray or Slippers for Boys Too 9 ANCY OPERA SLIPPERS in colors, with hand-turned soles— OYS’ and Youths’ Cozy Toe Slippers, with soft, pliable, padded kid lined—red, green and gray, at $6.75 and $7.00. soles, in various colors, at $1.75 to $2.50. blue, at $2.25. LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE EATHER ROMEOS with turned soles—brown kid—sizes 1 to 6, GLEEPING socks “for men, women and children—various colors ‘at $4.00 and $4.25. and patterns, at 45¢ to $1.00. = IFTS for all those on your Christmas list can be quickly and easily selected at The Bon Marche because there are thousands of suggestions .for most acceptable gifts dis- played here—and priced most reasonably, too. And you'll find plenty of salespeople here who will do their level best to make your shopping excursion here a pleasant one. HE glitter of the shining, bright-colored tree ornaments in the Tree Ornament and Toy Shop on Christmas Tree Lane, will make you want to have a Christmas tree all your very own. There are candy-stuffed net stockings, too, and yards of tinsel. And then there is a display of dolls, wooden animals, building blocks and games to interest the younger shoppers who visit Christmas Tree Lane. BECOND FLOOR—THE BON “MARCHE Kimonette Crepes 35c Yd. The color assortment of this lot is excel- lent, and the patterns are good—380 inches wide, and desirable for kimonos, sacques and house dresses. Dress Ginghams at '20c Yard 2,000 yards of Dress Ginghams, 26 inches . wide, in, plaids of blue, garnet, green and pink, FABRIC FLOOR-ATHIRD) BOYS' SHOE SECTION—LOWER MAIN FLOOR ae ” Glove and Merchandise Bonds Many people prefer to choose their own gifts—so for convenience we offer Glove Bonds, redeemable in gloves of any size, color or style. Merchandise Bonds may be bought for any amount, and are redeem- able in any merchandise in the store. “Bonds may be purchased at the Exchange Desk, Upper Main, or Per- sonal Service, Second Floor, or Cashier, Fifth Floor. Gift Wearables for Baby Woolly Warm Sweaters at $2.50 —in button or open style, all white or white with pink or blue trimming. —Bootees, comfortable and warm, at 35¢ and 50¢ pair. —Closely knitted Knee Bootees, at 75¢ pair. —Sweater Suits in three pieces—leggings, toque and sweater— made in the link-and-link weave—in turquoise, coral, buff, white ‘or peacock blue—$5.95. —White wool link-and-link Leggings with or without feet, $2.75; in plaift weave, 95¢ and $1.50 a pair. —Bath Robes for babies are on the Bargain Booth for Thursday—in light or dark colors—sizes from 2 to 6 years, made with a pogket, collar, full length sleeves and silk cord tie—special at $2.25. BABY SHOP—SECOND FLOOR Foods in Holiday Variety A Sale of Dinner Sets From the Food Shops $99 Haviland China = on Marche Mince Meat, sPe- inner Set Reduced to $49.50 —Strawberry Conserve, special at 31c lb. DELICATESSEN—UPPER MAIN FLOOR —Our famous Butterhorns—7c each, or 4 for 25c. —Two-layer Round Cakes, spe- cial at 40c. —Christmas Candles at 30c a box. —Extra special, Manchurian Less than the pre-war price for this genu- Walnuts, 12c Ib. ine Haviland China Dinner Service. A wide Formosa Cane Sugar gold band and hairline border decoration with ae 4 Lbs. ne rm ae gold handles. —7 lbs. for 50c; 100 lbs, $6.50; _«perby” shape—a m Ss ’ $6.25 for 100 lbs. in bales of sisting of 50 pects eomigiee sentient aie 175 to 185 Ibs. each. persons, : f —Good domestic Sardines, 7¢ oO pHER DINNER SETS REDUCED each, or 3 cans for 20c. UPPER MAIN FLOOR FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE TheBon Marché ESTABLISHED 1890, —— ee