The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 13, 1920, Page 16

DIS (2azz THREATENS our opera )TRY TO DODGE CLAIMED BY — Qv)_ INCOME TAXES TWO WIVES | Detroit pDEeTROTT, Mich, Dee. 19.Cones tor of Internal Revere Jobn A. Gro. First Wite, From England, Discovers Second Wife and Baby Here } gan has telegraphed Washington | urging that internal revenue agents | meeting there today recommend an agreement with the Canadian gov er which would prevent aliens ‘or Berope via Cunada with | out paying any income tax, | Grogan advised the estabitahment | of revenue men at the gang-planks of | foo Hurepe bound vemsels leaving Ca nadian porta, | "Hin action follows recetpt of wev-| J eral anonymous letters tn whieh it! was. charged that Detrott was offer. | ing & passageway thru which thou-/ wands of aliens were leaving the | United States without paying an tn. | come tax | In a raid Inet night 66 parnengers jon trains Isaving for Canada were | larrested and $1,600 in taxes collect: | | ed. | | ‘The passengers detained were en | route to Montrea’ and then to Mt. John, from where most of them were to sail for Buropean ports this week. | Aged Pastor, Hit by | . MADELINE KELTE cat Car, Is Recovering | sc merican grand opera is threatened by jazz! Girls with| ayo nindered by bis advanced | jazz minds” never can become opera singers. And most| ace, Kev. J. H. Macktntosh, #6, who! girls in this day have jazz in their minds. These are state-| v0» bit by a street car in Ballard) ments by Miss Madeline Keltie, young American soprano. | ¥*\i\y Minh we Tene ‘ata He She is concerned over where the opera of tomorrow will get! \iven with his daughter at the its singers, Amon apartments, 901 Sixth ave. Store Hours 10 A M. to 6 P. M. Until Christmas il Many Gifts for Less Than a Dollar In The Bargain Basement T’s surprising how much change you'll get back from a dollar when you do your Christmas shopping in the Bargain Basement. Here’s a partial list of the many holiday economies that are ready for your selection: Men's Silk Neckties—“sfipcasy” i Gingham Coverall Women’s Silk Stock- 8d white checks, 98¢. '. Percaline Petticoats in levige Boer ad pairs Women’s Mercerized patterns. Accordion ited Lisle Hose in or gray, 98¢. and elastic waist 98¢. ~ Plaid Sport Skirts $5.00 In box, knife or cluster plaits. Five different plaid patterns in handsome dark browns, blues, greens and tans. All are belted styles and come in waist sizes from 26 to 30. New Models in Serge and Velour Dresses at $10.00 Handsome velour checks in brown and black, and green and black, are trimmed with a novelty ribbon lacing and have sport pockets. Three-quarter length ves, A style in navy blue has the new umbrella side plaits. It is trimmed with braid covered buttons. An overblouse effect and edge —— of bright colored yarn loops is the feature of another model, while a fourth has a novelty vestee effect outlined with a wide braid of tinsel and orange floss, : These smart and attractive dresses are shown in all sizes from 16 to 42. A Timely Gift Suggestion Women’s Sweaters at $5.95 A Sweater is a gift that is certain of appreciation, a present that is practical in its warmth and apparel value, and beautiful in its weave and coloring. The majority of this assortment are in Tuxedo style, altho many slip-overs are included. Some have braided sashes, fringed edges or brushed wool revers in contrasting colors and many are in handsome novelty weaves. There are plain colors, striped effects in great variety and sev- eral different combinations in tan, Copenhagen, white, purple, black, pink, rose, blue, green, coral and other colors. In sizes from 36 to 44. _THE SEATTLE New Store Hours Till Christmas—10 A. M. to 6 P. M. 4 THE Home of Santa Claus should be the jolliest place in the world because its whole business is to make others happy. ocean | AS workers in the Bon Marche we like to think of OUR store as “The Home of Santa Claus” be- cause at this season of the year we do our utmost to make others happy with our cheerful helpfulness and our splendid Christmas values. A Sale of 312 Boys’ Wool Caps at $1.50 Gifts That WillPlease the Lads Does your boy need a new Cap? Do you know any unfortunate lal you could give one to? You can get a splendid Cap here for only $1.50. Most reasonable tn price because they are made from rem nants of men’s clothes—fine materials and well made. Patterns in brown, tan, blue and green and gray mixtures— with non-breakable visors and full lined. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Real Ebony Military Brushes for $3.50 a Pair HAD YOU THOUGHT OF GIVING SOME TO FATHER? Genuine Ebony Military Brushes with solid backs 5 y and with fine quality white, stiff bristles, hand drawn. \ be These brushes make excellent gifts for fastidious men. NOVELTY GOODS SECTIO N—UPPER MAIN FLOOR "RB Be <M ESee. Blanket Prices Go—Down—Down What cotild be a more useful gift for the home than a nice pair of Blankets?—and when the prices are reduced—your expenditure will be much less than you had expected. $5.95 Woolnap Cotton $22.75 Blankets Blankets Reduced to Reduced to $17.50 fashus Woolnap Blankets, good Handsome Blank fine quality, size 72x84 Fe o--lltapes. ap = inches; Ol wil onl sapmetaliy’ Goa lect: wil Christmas gifts, In tan and — oar especially well. Reduced to $17.50, gray, pink and blue, with borders. $6.50 Woolnap Cotton $27.50 Plaid Blankets Blankets Reduced to $495 suing gf oduced to $21.50, Warm, ght mag peor ter tt emg lagna inches, that wit be welcome gifts in the best of eres iry eto: i Sew Meme aie ee $7.95 Blankets $6.50 $21.50 Blankets $16.50 Weahing’ Gotes Sal eahesl cai sami a Piaid Blankets, fine quality, good size _size 72x84 inches; bl and gray. S 70x80 inches. . wpe it tor over, ad wary wo ay gid _ $6.75 Woolnap Cotton Blankets Reduced to $5.50 Nashua Woolnap Blankets, ~ 66x80 hho, es ea oe with pink and blue borders. qumeenmnnmmimimen ni & Cotton Prices Are Clipped Towels—Gifts Useful PLAID GINGHAMS AND CHAMBRAYS AT 19c TURKISH TOWELS AT 39¢ APIECE 2,000 Yards—26 and 27 Inches in Width Good Quality, With Neat Blue Borders FANCY TURKISH TOWELS AT 49c YARD WIDE PERCALES AT 19¢ A YARD APIECE ight Grounds Blue and Gold; Pink and Gold—Very Nice for Gifts 8,000 Yards—With Light and Neat Stripes FANCY TURKISH TOWELS AT 69c EACH Good Looking, With Pink and Blue Borders AMOSKEAG DRESS GINGHAMS AT 25c YARD 82 Inches Wide—Fast Colors—Checks and Plaids FANCY TURKISH TOWELS AT 90c APIECE Jacquard Effect in Blue, Gold and Pink THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Gifts for the Home 42-INCH SCHOOL PLAIDS AT 49¢c A YARD Cotton With a Wool Finish—All Good Colors FABRIC FLOOR—-(THIRD) SSS Collars $1.00 Each A new lot of Collars, Collar and Cuff Sets, or Collar and Vestees, marked low for Christ- mas giving. Shown in nets, laces and Georgette in white, ecru or cream. Marabou Neckpieces $4.50 Electric Toaster Stove Reduced to 50 oe - QS A handy stove for light cooking— and toasting—com- plete with cord— very useful, inex- pensive gifts. $9 75 For the Autoist é “Thermal-ware” Jars Mothers and sisters will be glad to receive one of these smart Neckpieces of marabou, in Reduced to $9.50 OUR REGULAR PRICE $15.00 Large Thermos Jars with wide open- ing—will keep solid foods or liquid ( foods hot or cold. FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE black, brown or natural. Some are combined with ostrich, and are silk lined. NECKWEAR BECTION—-UPPER MAIN FLOOR YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE —‘TheBonMarché ESTABLISHED 11