The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 21, 1920, Page 16

_ this time when the RINGSIDE NOTES 0 i COUNCIL CHTY COUNCIL, MONDAY Made loans aggregating $200,000 from various city funds to the elty railway fund to meet payments of wages and m als due on December 04. Referred to the committee of the whole a re KB, Carroll providing for the submission to the people of an ordinance ap Propriating money from taxes for the upkeep and operation ef the street »ved land tery purposes for ¢ Referred to the Salary of the superintendent of lighting from $5,000 to Referred to the utilitic $150,000 to carry on the we extension of the city water Referred to the utiliti subway extension of way Referred to the judic’ re an ordinance whose alm Is to in| ‘erease the salary of the corporation counsel from $4,800 to $6,000, a Pe Ringside fans at Mon Witnessed the fall of relati maica and is Home hysso f $20,000. «I utilities committees an ordinance raising the 00. » pay the wage o run t Websterian Monday. nances ancial con ¢ the city ne. | ] fi = ; Hunt “Foreigner” , for Woman’s Death LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dee M1 An unkempt, she stocky man often referred to a: wrelgner,” ap be the me soll to raisze ¢ Philip Tindall the land ts still b ae Over the protests of Councfima otk i Robert B. Hesketh, the city bakery ordinance was amended to permi bake shops to be 1 Surface of the street Edendate ented grove in the Harold W. Weller, former muspec has been given bis liberty sine who mobile tri to favor ad taken a with her Smith, proprieto r of the ged, ayman | Smith | lL. C. building, who proposes to establish Withdraw Sancttne @ restaurant a few inches below the} Prohibited dept the basement of the Smith bul . City Engineer Dimock’s report on & Proposed $5,000,000 subway sy» tem for Seattle was filed with the council Monday elicit much interest from the weary | folons who are struggling desper- ately to keep the finances of the mu- Bicipal railway above we ater. The subway scheme, ct haractertzed | -—— ~ by Mayor Caldwell as “bunk,” is} NEW YORK Bishop Chartes thought to be pec fantastic at| Summers Burch, of the Episcopal fiway is | barely ‘church, dies suddenty. of Tax Pay Grace} The plan failed to} withdrawn today ‘by t and means committee house ways | take in reporting it THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT Ba . . Sensible Christmas Spending Sensible spending lies largely in paying for what you want to buy and what you actually receive—instead of paying for a lot of surplus service that you DON’T want and for the priv- ilege of buying amid costly surroundings. The Bargain Basement system brings you good merchandise shorn of all expense-increasing fea- tures. Here you pay for what you get—and get all you pay for! Gifts That ARE Gifts Durable, Luxurious and Inexpensive SILK GOWNS $3.95 OSE PINK and soft as the petals of the fra- grant blossoms them- selves these shimmering silken gowns embody that daintiness and luxury which every woman craves, A finer gift would be hard to find—hbecause the needlework and tailoring are as beautiful as the materials themselves, These gowns are of wash satins and crepe de Chines—all in pink—and they are daintily trimmed with lace insertions and edgings, silk floss embroidery and ribbon. They have square or “V” necks, built-up shoulders or the new tailored tops. Other bargains in silk gowns at $4.25, $4.49, $4.95. For durability and richness these gowns are remarkable—and at the prices quoted they’re real Christmas bargains. | ~ Old Santa Brings This Whole Storeful of Economical Gifts for Your Choosing OUNG and old— of being inexpensive. Members aaid the bill te dangerous | and that the committee made a mis-| i STORE HOURS—10 A. M. TO 6 P. M. UNTIL CHRISTMAS ESTABLIS IK D 1890 big and little—father, mother, sister, brother — all may be remembered with pleasing gifts that have the added virtue For the Bon Marche § Santa Claus has an econom- ical turn of mind, and he knows that the most costly gifts are not al- ways the ones most appreciated. | “Me rchandise Bonds If you cannot de- cide on gifts from this list you can purchase a_ mer- chandise bond good for any amount and redeemable in any department at any treme. CASHIER'S DESK UPPER MAIN FLOOR NFORMATION UPPER AND LOWER FLOORS Gifts at ] Hear the Trumpeters Play Christmas Carols Trumpeters will play sweet Christmas carols in different parts of The Bon Me from 2 to 5 . ~ For M other —Bath Towels in white with colored borders, THIRD FIDOR —Potted Growing Bulbs. UPPER MAIN FLOOR, —Gold or silver stone-set Bar Pins. * —White or colored stone- set Brooches. —Dainty bottles of Per- fume. —Luxor or Melba Face Powder. —1921 Calendars. Cotton Hose with hem tops. UPPER MAIN FLOOR —Willow tinmwing Bas kets with handles. BASEMENT—UNION STREET SIDE —Fiber Silk Hose, black. —Practical Cotton Under- vests, —Two-clasp Silk Gleves. —1921 Calendars of in- spiration and cheer. UPPER MAIN FLOOR —Fiesh-colored Cotton Crepe Bloomers. —Practical Percale Aprons. —Muslin Corset Covers. SECOND FLOOR —Bath Towels with col- ored borders. THIRD FLOOR —Bath Towels with fancy colored borders. THIRD FLOOR —Fancy packed box of Fruits, —Delicious novelty boxes of Candy. UPPER MAIN FLOOR —Black Patent Leather Carry-all Bags. THIRD FLOOR —Pyralin Ivory Candle- sticks. —Sets fumes. —Melba Perfume Sets. —Parchment framed Mottoes, UPPER MAIN FLOOR of Mavis Per- —All-silk, full-fashioned Silk Hose. —Glove Silk Camisoles, lace trimmed. —Vests and Drawers of wool, —Cotton Umbrellas with plain handles, —Pyralin Ivory Picture Frames. UPPER MAIN FLOOR . —Silk Tapestry Picture Frames in blue or rose. THIRD FLOOR —Maxfield Parrish Framed Pictures. FOURTH FLOOR | | | | | For Father ~-Lisle Socks in black or colors. ~—Paris or Boston Gar- ters. —Men's part Linen Hand- kerchiefs. —Gold-plated Cuff Links. —Gold-plated Scarf Pins. —Gold-plated Collar Pins. | LOWER MAIN FLOOR } } ” | ~—Useful Razor Strops. . ~Eveready Razors and Blades. —Gem Safety Razors and Blades. —Hand-made French Briar Pipes. —Ties in conservative col- ors. UPPER MAIN FLOOR ——Well-set Shaving Brushes, UPPER MAIN FLOOR —Lisle Suspenders in gift boxes, —Silk Socks in black or colors. ~—lLzather Belts with ini- tialed buckles, —Good quality Linen Handkerchiefs, —A fine selection of Silk Ties. —In the Valley of the Giants—Peter B. Kyne LOWER MAIN FLOOR —Box of Victoria Brittle. UPPER MAIN FLOOR ik vaxteky of 1921 Diaries. UPPER MAIN FLOOR —Silk Mufflers in black or colors. | —Cotton Shirts in good quality. —Outing Flannel Night Shirts. —Fine quality Silk Ties | in good colors, | —A selection of Caps.in | all colors. —Camel's-hafr Bed Socks. LOWER MAIN FLOOR | —Lined or unlined | Suede or Cape Gloves. —Cotton Shirts in all colors. —Outing Flannel Pajamas, —Attractive Silk Mufflers, —Ties of imported silks. LOWER MAIN FLOOR —Extra fine Shaving Brush, —Black Cotton Umbrella. UPPER MAIN FLOOR Now minutes inste and Bon Marche hurry of last-minute gift selections. Bon Marche’s readiness to serve, tage of the suggestions: For Sister —Potted Bulbs, growing. —Fancy Novelty Pin Cushions. THIRD FLOOR —Bottle of Colgate’s Per- fume. —Leather-bound Address Book. —Ribbed Cotton Stock- ings in white, black or brown. UPPER MAIN FLOOR —Knitted Toques in col- ors. SECOND FLOOR —Dolls in a wide selec- tion. —Instructive Sewing Cards. TOYLAND —Gay-colored Bouton- niere, THIRD FLOOR —Dainty Lace and Sjk Boudoir Cap, —Knitted Tams in colors. SECOND FLOOR —Gift Stationery in pas- tel colors. —Luxor Toilet Water. —Silk and Galloon Van- ity Bags. —Pyralin Ivory Cream Jars, —Melba Toilet Water. —Hudnut’s Toilet Water. UPPER MAIN FLOOR “ad of weeks and days service of wonderful that your Christmas shopping time is measured by hours anq , you will find Bon Marche stocks assistance And that you may take full advan- we offer this list of gift F or Brother’ | —Cuff Links, gold | filled. | —Gold-filled stone-set | Scarf Pins. | —Four-in-Hand Ties. | —Enameled Cuff Links. —Good quality penders. —Silk Handkerchiefs with colored borders. UPPER MAIN FLOOR —Soft, musically- toned Horn. —Cut-up Picture Puz- zle. Sus- TOYLAND P. m. Wednesday, Thursday and F’ doy —o——errn aa) during the rush and “ For Baby ! —Gold and Silver Beauty Pins. j } —Cofton Stockings in black or white. ‘ UPPER MAIN FLOOR —Linen Picture Books, LOWER MAIN FLOOR —Celluloid Baby Doll. 7% —Roly Poly in many dif- ferent styles. TOYLAND —Fancy Celluloid Rattles, _ 3 —Arnold Towels, absorb- — ent and soft—for baby’s tender skin. —Large Turkish Feeding Bibs. —White Outing on Gertrudes. SECOND FLOOR f) —Low-style Fiber Band Drum. —Polished hardwood Ten Pins. —Flashlights with fresh battery, TOYLAND —Fruit Cake, boxed. —kKnit Gloves. —Toques, knit in colors. —Black or tan Leather Belts. —Sterling Cuff Links. —Stone-set Tie Pins. —Famous Kazoo Sus- penders. —wWell-set Shaving Brush. UPPER MAIN FLOOR —Wash Cloth Dolls in }} white. —A, B, C Building Blocks, "for rainy, days. TOYLAND —Little Ruth Pit-a- Pat Walking Doll. THIRD FLOOR —Colgate’s Toilet Sets. . UPPER MAIN FLOOR —Beautiful tories, of artificial flowers. —Novel Vanity Bags in blue or rose, —Fancy Shopping Bags. —Corsages for evening wear, —Novelty Pin Cushions. THIRD FLOOR ern Ivory Bud Va: ESeritin Ivory Combs. —Melba Toilet Sets. —Fleeced and Cotton- ribbed Union Suits. UPPER MAIN FLOOR —Paint Sets for young artists. —Toy Typewriters. TOYLAND —Lacquered box of best Candies, —Hurd’s fine Stationery. —Eversharp Pencil with ring top. —Pyralin Ivory Bedroom Thermometer. —Pyralin Ivory Ricture Frames. UPPER MAIN FLOOR —Reed and Leatherette Work Boxes. —Pretty Flower Cor- sages. THIRD FLOOR | —The Boy Mechanic, | Vol. II. | ROOK SHO! | LOWER MAIN. FLOOR —Fleeced Cotton Union Suits. —French Briar Pipes. —Cotton Blouses and Shirts. UPPER MAIN FLOOR —Soldiers with a gun to shoot. —Mechanically-run Fire Engine. —Well-padded Box- ing Gloves. TOYLAND —9-inch Boat, mechanic- ally run. —Humpty Dumpty | Circus. —Daisy 1,000-shot model Air Rifle. TOYLAND —Madras or Mercerized Shirts. —Wool Jersey Sweaters in colors. —Dark-patterned Bath Robes. —Cotton-and-wool-mixed Knickers. —Velvet Tam Hats. —Oliver Twist or Middy Wash Suits. UPPER MAIN FLOOR —Infants’ Untrimmed Baskets of willow. —Sleeping Garments for. babies. UPPER MAIN FLOOR —White Stuffed Cats. | TOYLAND —Best grade Pyralin © Baby Brushes. UPPER MAIN FLOOR * —Down-filled Uncov- — ered Baby Pillows. —Colored bordered — White Beacon Crib — Blankets. THIRD FLOOR —Embroidered Baby Pillows. THIRD FLOOR —Pyralin Ivory ¢Talyeege cum Powder Holders, for baby’s own use. UPPER MAIN FLOOR —Pink blue or ,white Double Beacon Crib Blankets, with key- stone border in con- trasting colors. THIRD FLOOR