The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 17, 1921, Page 12

| : RENT bY AND ‘Little Gray Home’ Clara Hamon’s Refuge FUEL STII, She Hides While Awaiting Murder Trial a Her Origin Was in a Sim- 2 GOING UP! ilar Humble Cottage a ie rs = | ARDMORE, Okla, (By Mall)—A oe Gray He in the West” is U.S. Chamber of Commerce |« ; renent ret ra Smit Seeking Remedy for L.. Hamon, oll Honalre 1 repubdliean national committee Situation | man, or’s little cottage at were to retrace the trall ' ht her there, one would hing and furni- | find . similarly buro- commisstoner u parents were folka of Ittle met the federal bureau of labor sta-| mear istics, has collected figures from She gave up her clerk's apron for ight citios, eveland, Baltimore, | fine Mhiieago, Detroit, New York, Phila Then came Hamon's death from Wsiphia, San Francisco a tte, | the mussie of a pistol; Clara Smith's |) Rents, fuel and lic A took @ Jon twist to 4 Smith Hamon again lives-in Tho Chamber « MMited wmestions for remedi rom cities, |» Whambers of commerce, public hous Mig committees and private citixen If you have a hunch, mail | ‘ou might include any remarks on Hide fuel and light situation—for |, Swhat’s a home without fuel and it? | Cleveland and Detroit led the rent Boosters during the last half of 1920.) Cleveland rents have jumped 80 ) Mer cent since 1914, of whict Seent was tacked on in the | Smonth= Detroit rents have furmped 1058 pe @@ent since 1914, of which 39 pe DP went was added between June ar January. Other cities have averaged 10 per ent increases for the half year. } BIRTH STRIKE 1S ADVOCATED ary on ogee ~ Informations Filed Against saad | Clara Hamon and “The Little Gray Home in the West,” Boy Bandits WASHINGTON, Jan, 17. — “If! where she awaits trial for murder. ae a a a a Mther means fall, the women of the ee a sateejanninmnuiigriinaetinnags _ a I toe . ard : are ag Gworld should unite i birth strike | . ° ° to be fl y Deputy Prosecute TW force world disarmament” |Daniels Would Keep |To Hear Caminetti tn ete the view cf Mrs. Jemie/ Shipping Bulletin} on Immigration against ve four » > cety. | WASHINGTON, Jan. 17-8 WASHINGTON, Jan. IT—An 4 Friday © fa "| thony Caminettl, commissioner gen-| wounding Patrolman Voiney L. Ste © murder ch ange, will er “ i FOUR CHARGED weer man of the W. She is directing the erganization for pas af the Brooks r the president to Bo send delegates to a « Brovide for disarmament.” “The more mothers do for their says Mrs, Mac of immigration, will probably ap ar before the senate immigrat d\« |ikely be its last public hearing on ommittes tomorrow at what w | ° report, valued by shipping 4 must be abandoned unless mon: | ‘B¢ Johnson bill, ey is provided, Daniele said. Con-| Caminetti recently returned from eens ere Gove gress had about decided to eliminate | Europa, where he Investigated tmmt mentally, the mo | eration problema, The Johnson bill, to be swallowed | which would suspend immigration machines. | d Not Guilty fo’ 4 which een the [enti wome definite steps are| Plead Not Guilty | for year, and which haa bee See es earmament. to re| to. Counterfeiting | tions, protniy will be wall ‘of war, what incentive. js} Paul Egmont and Harry Nelson unless Caminetti'a tentimony bere for any woman to bring into| "4er erand jury indictment in fed the attitude of committer he world a son dearer than her own |! court for alleged counterfeiting, | ™ mbera, ite blood? pleaded not gui jonday before ae ee near here tn the “Women now hold the balance of | Peteral Judge Cushman. Trial| Sandwich Men Take | Pinersi service Wag set for i , aaa? the “If they work ax hard to pre = a Seer roe Swat at Mosquitoes °°") oe inn | ‘vent war as they worked to win Smuggles In Alien; PENANG, India, Jan. 17—Are| Episcopal church, BP - ob » ‘the last, there will never be an- Gets Fine of $250 yo ‘im. Tuesday He w » buried in other.” Crown FUN cemetery. Sterling J. Ellison, alliage G: The pol! band and an eal Allen, was fined $250 by F: 1921 Record of Judge Cushman, when he plea funeral | Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles —C. D. Draper's auto hit a man named Deutsch, at Second ave. Band King st. Deutsch clung to tho | , and was unhurt. Draper lives | @t £10 22nd ave. } gga Eng, 12, of 709 King | [| st, was attended at city hos} | Pital late Saturday for an injured! Poot, after being hit by the auto of/ Lawrence Jensen, Issaquah, at Sew enth ave. S. and King st. 5 HH. Mattison, 2: te was knocked da Dy the auto by © c MM 48th st, at Seventh ava and/ BY Stewart st. | a a the watched a band instead of a street ahead of | hr, Miss Esther Peterson was recov- ering Monday from bruises, she! fwalked into his auto at Second ave. | and Union st, d by the amusic, Charles Newlands, of Medina, | ‘told police. | 59°" afm and a hip bruised, Mrs, Thompson, Ash- | ‘worth ave. was recovert rom being hit by the ot Victor | Ze Jorgensen, 119 N. 63rd st, at @unnyside ave. and the Hast Green Zake biva. An $Syearold boy recetved| bruises on the left arm when|fj truck by the auto of P. W. Singer, | , Saturday at} Bastlake ave Roanoke st. | 6 —L, Friedlander, 1111 14th ave., reported to police Monday @ man received a slight cut when he walked into his auto at Third i uve, and Yesle Saye, “the bet ed physically certain they | p in the war/ are alleged membern vo Acres” gang, In are said to have Bellingham. admitted con ¢ 10 robberies at eight weeks. for Voiney Lewis! patrolman, will Park Methodist he muni be present at for better Stevens te iv y hin widew | Monday to smuggling an alien | oth Jo of the nd five ct n living at 3012 W jinto the United Statens, lew “| 68th at. ——d| | Get a Dollar’s Worth of Merchandise for Every Dollar You Spend Why pay part of your dollar for things you don’t want and get only a part of its worth in merchandise? Buy in the Bargain Basement and get the full worth of your dollar without spending part of it for Free Delivery, Free Alter- ations to Garments, Extra Salespeople and Charge Privileges. Here’s Good Coat News for All Seattle Women i 74 Good Winter COATS at $10.00 A Number of Them Full Silk Lined | p. and eity hospital for bruise @un down in front of the G 4 Saturday night by ” ves by D. Kaplin, 809 ave | 6 —An unidentified man walked from behind another auto o the path of Roy Johnson's au Second ave, and Pike st night. He seemed to be rt. | Johnson lives at 538 Ravenna bivd. | a ea le Tee a ee There are at least a dozen styles in good heavy coating mate- | for violation of traffic laws outside rials, all belted models, finished with box-plaited backs, heavy stitching, button trimmings and convertible or wrappy shawl collars. his own precinct, so long as he con fines himself to the tour ing to an opinion by the | attorney's office Monday. The que tion was submitted by the sheriff. d cuting | They come in browns, tans, grays, blues and heather mix- tures, and many are full silk lined, while others are lined only | to the waist, with mercerized materials. ¥rance to comrade ment to their had fallen in battle, | ou All sizes from 18 to 42 are shown, but not in all styles or Twenty-seven officers compe 4 £ new class for the year at th colors. States War college for naval offi at Newport, R. I, WITH MURDER | A 1,000 Turks Killed in Brisk} i’ WITT! THE GROKK ARMIICS IN SMYRNA, via Smyrna, Jan, 1 Greek t THE SEATTLE STAR mile GREEK CAPTURE NGORA IS NEAR i Fighting filled with confidence | dec nt without ar t capital, Angora, in ten atafe officers dec jared It was of Angora, advancing that far | t mo th Turkish poldier » & wkir tabi onnoa againnt Turkish | Must Gets Freak Specimen ok leaders 4 ' Mother Ryther Home Almost ° ik , p raise f eA that campaign, and w od ttn owner, . with alf and, ing, the cow apd the ga » ofte unde for he wae in work onibly after ne from duled te An sverage of about 60 marriages b are made on the Fchine be American soldiers and Ger Bon Marché Prices Are Now Based Upon Today’s Market Values 1 fa order to arrive at these N some cases the reductions OWE ER, every dollar of loss prices it was necessary to go to us means a dollar saved through our entire stock and have been large, in others for you, as you will quickly dis- re-mark the merchandise on the they have been small, but the cover in reading the items in this basis of its replacement cost to- direct loss to us in dollars and advertisement—and it is this fact day. cents has been considerable. which helps us to take our losses with a smile. Silks at Replacement Prices VERY yard of Silk on Fabric Floor is now priced on the basis of present market rates, regard- less of what it originally cost us. Reduced to $2.50 Down goes the price of yard. Included are Pri Warp Print Taffetas, 30- to 40-In. Fancy Silks HERE ARE SOME OF THE EXAMPLES OF THE NEW PRICES Yard-Wide Plain and Fancy Poplins Reduced to 95c Yd. Fancy Silks to $2.5 inted adiums, Foulards, Satin-Striped Georgettes, Dream Crepes—all splendid values. 36-Inch Linings Reduced to $1.95 Some splendid values in Lining Satins, efther pr most all colors and combinations, including gra} brown, blue, rose and oth Georgettes Reduced 40-inch Plain Georgettes, duced to $1.95 a yard. P| flesh, light gray, sky, tur this lot of Cotton-Back inted or self brocaded A lower price for Plain or Self-Striped Poplins. atins, Silks for dresses, waists, skirts or linings, in tan, rose, white, bright red, Copenhagen and others. 36-Inch Lining Reduced to $1.95 Good heavy weight Cotton-Back Lining Satin, in colors of gold, rose, pink, tan, emerald, purple, gray, brown, black, white and others. ers. te | 33-Inch Shirting Redaced $2.50 ly to $1. 95 This line includes all our higher priced Shirtings, our better quality, re- such as Crepes and La Jerz, self-striped white, ain colors of ivory, pink, also the more somber and bright-colored stripes quoise and plum, of blue, green, lavender and red. FABRIC FLOOR—(THIRD) NATIONAL THRIFT WEEK—TUESDAY, FAMILY BUDGET DAY HAVE YOU A FAMILY BUDGET? excessive spending is avoided and savings increase. You will find the following items helpful in the wise investment of the money apportioned Children’s Sateen Bloomers 95c Broken sizes in well-made Sateen Bloomers, in white or black, finished with elastic at waist and knee. Sizes range from 6 to 14 years. to Clothing: Slip-On Face Veils 15c Slip-on Face Veils in several patterns and colors, in coarse or fine mesh. NOTION SECTION—UPPER MAIN FLOOR Dress Gingham 20c a Yard ¥ making up your budget you apportion your income over the various items of Food, Rent, Clothing, Savings and so on. Then by keeping your expenditures within the limits set, all SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Men’s Chambray Shirts $1.00 200 yards of Dress Ginghams, 26 and 27 inches Men’s Blue and Gray Chambray Work Shirts, wide, in attractive plaids. FABRIC FLOOR—(THTRD) Many women who are devoted to the use of C-B ala Spirite Corsets will b to purchase them at the reduced price of 75c for Thrift Week. White Cotton Goods Boast Lower Prices CHECKED NAINSOOK 25¢ YARD 6-inch—lengths to 5 yards COTTON GABARDINE 380e YARD 86-inch—lengths to 5 yards MIDDY TWILL 25¢ 29-inch—Hengths to 10 yards FABRIC © Bleached Mu 8,000 yards of Bleache Ginghams 15c a Yard 1,800 yards of 27-inch Ginghams in stripes and checks also plain, dark FABRIC FLOOR-(TH full cut, well-made shirts. LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE C-B a la Spirite Corsets 75c SOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE 64 inches wide pleased with this opportunity Tuesday Inducements From the Home Needs Section H Have you been down to our Housefurn- MERCERIZED pit Nec gensi in its new location? It’s a AGk delightful, spacious place to shop—and so DAMASK $1.00 easily reached—just down the stairs from the Union Street Entrance. Come and look HUCK TOWELS around—even if you do not care to buy. 1214c EACH Bleached—15x31 inches House Brooms 95¢ CRASH TOWELI broom corn 20e YARD and last well. Bleached—17 inches wide —Crown Clothes Dryers—lots of drying space—told up to small space when not in LOOR—(THIRD) use—$1.45. slin 19¢ a Yard d Muslin, a full yard wide. 2.19. —Pitcher and regular si B. chambr: STORE HOURS— 30 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. ‘The Bon Marc ESTABLISHED 1890 Brooms, made of best quality Eastern sweep well, hold their shape —Folding Ironing Boards, size 14x60-inch § ironing space—well made and staunch— Imported Willow Clothes Baskets—large —well made and durable—$1.98. Basin, pure white porcelain, UNION STREET SIDB - ail