The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1921, Page 12

Judge Landis | Will Give Up Court Duti CHICAGO, May — 4.—Kenosaw | Mountain Landis will give up bis] job as judge of the federal court | baad here in order to devote all o! |time to his position as high baseball | time commissioner, His resignation, ac Banker's Wife Is Only Wom- pe ny 4 - he ma oe ators, wilt} an in Court When Pro- | i: nas neon known among Judge ceedings Are Resumed Landis’ friends ' th rch NEW YORK, May 4.—Mrs, Anne TU, Stillman was the only woman at tending the renewal of her husband’ @ivorce proceedings today in the bar Association rooms here. A large number of lawyers, who} ‘will take part in the fight of Jame: A. Stillman, former he: tional City bank, to div and disown her youngest son, Guy |" Stillman, were in the rooms when |") sken humor, his vigorous outs: Mra. Stiliman entered. le ling with attorney Mrs. Stillman nodded to a group | attaches and those | of newspaper men as she on ¢ bim made hie na} thru the hall with a man whe | was not given. The judge in leaving the bench Stillman himself was not present|sives up a salary of $7,500 a year at the opening of the hearing. Hils pay as baseball high commis Amony the lawyers was Francois | sioner ts $42,500 a year, Lajoie, Quebec lawyer, who acted as| Landi wetting dates on interpreter for French-Canadian wit- | all ca n abead not later Desses at a fp hearing, and | than hag started mak-| John B. Stanchfield, who finally |ing arrangements to obtain a new| cleared Harry K. Thaw after long|momentos from his court room. litigation here. ney include his desk, a chair and a Representing Stillman were P felius J. Sullivan and Outert andia said today he had| Horsey and Colonel William ¢ not resigned yet who served under former District oe torney Jerome ‘An important new witness was on |Sinn Felnate Kill hand today, a physician who fi | Scotch Police Officer | ly was the Stiiman family He was called to testify wi GLASGOW, May 4.—Sinn Feiners @nce to visits he made to the Still. | killed one police officer and wounded man household during the period | another here today, in an attempt to Prior to the birth of Guy take a ue, Frank Somers, from custody Somers was being carried, in a Mrs. Louisa M. Cody | neavity guarded patrot wagon, trom | ourt to jail when the Sinn Feiners Is Seriously Tiss ths Guava sliaes: A. police tu DENVER, May 4.—-Mrs. Louisa} Spector was killed and a detective M. Cody, widow of the late Col, W. | wounded. F. Cody (Buffalo Bil), today was re. | ~ - ted seriously ill at her home at} , rd fay Wyo ™ “| QTRAY GREEKS Mra. Cody 's nearly 80 years old. “i to quit the He would not quit under tire, however, and would not leave hile mpeachment proceedings were ng With the resignation of Judge; Landis, the federal court will lose t# mort picturesque char His ready wit, his broad| Fraternity men attending the uni BOSTON.—President Harding, in a! | versity who have no chapters on the letter to Harry E. Burroughs, ex-| campus will form a “Stray Greek” Presses pleasure at receiving call/ club at a meeting to be held Wednes- from delegation of former newsboys| day night, at the Pi Kappa Alpha of his own paper. | house, 1804 BE. 15th at. THE BON MARCHE Barcain BASEMEN) The Greatest Sale of | SAMPLES The Bargain Basement Has Ever Held TO MOBILIZE) 13000 Pieces | ALL KINDS OF APPAREL FOR MEN, | WOMEN AND CHILDREN Priced at Today’s WHOLESALE or LESS These are the sample lines from two very ||| large wholesale houses and there are included | about 1,000 different items—from babies’ ||| | bootees to men’s flannelette night gowns—in | THE SEATTLE STAR TheBon Marché:s Along Comes Thursday With Its Contributions to the Anniversary Sale Opportunities Collar and Cuff Sets 49c Another lot of the dainty Collar and Cuff Sets of lace and organdie that were so much desired last week, have arrived in time for the Anni- versary Sales. NECKWEAR SECTION—UPPER MAIN FLOOR Hand-Embroidered Handkerchiefs 17¢ White handkerchiefs with hand-embroidered corner motif —dainty and neat for every- day use. HANDKERCHIEF SECTION—UPPER MAIN FLOOR Pink Broche Eleanor Corsets 2.25 This is a price which proves that the Anniversary values are real bargains. Pink broche, elastic topped, long-skirted Eleanor Corsets for the slender figure, at only SATIN BANDEAUX T5c Closing in back—a bargain at 75. STRIPED BROCHE BANDEAUX 50c A_ splendid value in heavy Stri Broche Bandeaux with narrow back. CORSET FITTING METHODS— SECOND FLOOR Cowhide Traveling Bags—7.45 New Cowhide bags in three- piece style, with double handles —in tan or black leather, in 16- and 18-inch sizes. —Durable enameled steel-cov- ered Trunks in 3ply veneer, fitted with two leather straps and two trays, in 34- and 36- inch sizes—16.75. ~— Fiber Suit Cases with leather reinforced corners and fitted with leather straps—at 3.95. TRUNK SECTION-—LOWER MAIN FLOOR Anniversary Values in Silks and Dress Goods Thousands of yards of new Silks and Woolens, all bought at unusual price concessions—on purpose for our Anniversary Celebration. Here for you at these remarkable savings: High Cl 40 Inch Silks 2.19 A special purchase of Crepe Meteors— radium and fine charmeuse—all full 40 inches wide. Beautiful soft silks in a dozen good colors and evening tints. 40-Inch § Satin Charmeuse 2.39 Yd. Lovely fine Satin Charmeuse—very popu- * lar, very durable and at a very low price 2.89-—40 inches wide, and a splendid value. Black, brown and a few colors. Plain Messaline Silks 1.65 85-inch Messalines in a high finish-——suit- able for dresses, skirts and waists—in good colors, including Harding blue, car- dinal, plum, taupe, old rose, Burgundy and others, 54-Inch All-Wool French Serge 2.19 This is a fine, all-wool serge—made by one of the best woolen mills in America. The price is a great deal lower than we have been getting for this grade of serges 2.19 for the Anniversary. 36-Inch Two- 2. 95 Tone Silk A collection of five two-tone and change- able s in taffetas, satins and gros de Londres. The colorings are beautiful and the values excellent for the price—2.95. 40-Inch Charmeuse 2.79 Yard Beautiful 40-inch Charmeuse in a host of new and pretty shades—at 2.79 a yard. The lowest price we have seen in recent years for silk of this grade—10 good colors. 36-Inch Wash Satins 1.25 Yard-wide Wash Satins for only 1.25 a yard at the Bon Marche’s 3lst Anniver- sary Sale of Silks. Five pretty tints to select from. 50-Inch All-Wool Navy Serge 1.49 Sponged and shrunk All-wool Storm Serge, a special purchase which reached us in time for the Anniversary Sales—to sell at 1.49 a yard. 54-Inch High Class Silvertone Coating—Four Popular Colors This Coating was selling for more than twice this price ror De 45 fore the Anniversary Sales. wraps and children’s coats—and only 2 You will find this an excellent cloth for} 45 a yard. SILK AND DRESS Goops SECTION, THIRD FLOOR MEN’S SHIRTS Were 1.50,Reduced to 1.19 Here's a big chance for the man who's careful of his clothes and of his pennies, too. Broken lines of handsome percale, woven crepe and printed madras Shirts, made with soft cuffs, are here in a good assortment of patterns and in sizes from 14 to 17. Men’s Athletic Union Suits 75c Knee length and sleeveless Union Suits are made of pin check nainsook of excellent quality. Sizes from 34 to 46. Men’s Four-in-Hands 49c An almost endless variety of fancy pat- terns and colors in silk, satin and fiber mixtures, is shown in these attractive open- end ties. Men’s Fine Neckties 79c Stripes, figures, brocades and Persian patterns in all imaginable colors are here for your selection at this low Anniversary Sales price. Men’s Mocha Gloves 2.85 Long and short fingered Mocha Gloves in gray and beaver shades, and in all sizes from 7 to 914, will be on sale Thursday at this extremely low price. Men’s Bath Robes 4.85 Heavy cotton Blanket Bath Robes in all sizes are displayed in a variety of smart patterns in contrasting colors on blue, gray, wine, brown and green grounds MEN'S SHOP--LOWER MAIN FLOOR 500 Girls’ Gingham Tub Frocks 1.65 PLAIDS, STRIPES, CHECKS OR PLAIN COLORS Happy are the hearts of the girls who trip. off to school in these attractive gingham tub frocks—for they are cut with plenty of room, and made in the newest belted and sashed styles. Some models show novelty aprons, coatee effects and vestees with collar and pip- ings of white organdie. Sizes 8 to 14 years. DAUGHTER SHOP—SECOND FLOOR Black or Brown Satin Pumps— 4.95 Another good offer from the Shoe Department for the Anni- versary Sales. Black or Brown Satin Pumps with one-strap— made over a neat-fitting last, with self covered full Louis heels—plenty of sizes when the sale begins. SHOE SHOP—UPPER MAIN FLOOR Women’s Wool Tuxedo Sweaters 3.95 Careful buying for the Anni- versary Sales made it pos- sible for us to offer you these good qualit Wool Sweaters, with full edo collar, two pockets and sash. Made in fancy or plain weaves and trimmed with plain stitch- . ing or brushed wool. Shown in combinations of orchid and white, peacock ‘and buff, silver and gray, brown and buff. " SWEATER SECTION—SECOND FLOOR Hand Wrought Steel Scissors Reduced to 75¢ Hand-wrought Steel Scissors, for manicure or surgical uses— gd priced from 1.50 to —Radio, Water Bottle, guaranteed not to puncture—formerly priced at 1.98, reduced to 1.50. TOILET GOODS SECTION-—-UPPER MAIN FLOOR the perfect metal 2 many sizes and colors. . | If you have ever attended a Bargain Base- ment sale of samples you know what splendid | | bargains to expect. | Among the many economies you will find: Knit Underwear for men, women and chil- dren. Hosiery of all kinds, for men, women | and children. Men’s Night Gowns, Work Shirts, ||| Belts, Dress Shirts, Suspenders, Work Gloves, | etc., etc. Boys’ Furnishings — Undermuslins and hundreds of other bargain lots. Prices Range From 10c to 3.95 | | REMNANTS of Cotton Shirtings Te] [3e] [Se] [10e) [15e| Handsome woven madras and satin striped fabrics in hundreds of striped patterns and scores of color combinations. The qualities are such as are found in the finest shirts. Banded Hats Chin Chin and Straight Brims at 2.49 SHOWN IN ATTRACTIVE SPRING STREET SHADES Undeniably smart are these inexpensive Banded Hats that are offered at this Anniversary Sales price. Black patent Milans with cushion brims and white facings. Chin Chin models and straight brimmed sailors with puggree bands. Barnyard straws and plain tailored styles with gros- grain bands. Shown in navy, brown, black and red. STREET FLOOR—MILLINERY S8BCTION ANNIVERSARY TEMPTERS IN CUT GLASS 3.00 Cut Glass Water Sets Reduced to 1.98 Come and share in these excellent savings on fine blown Water Sets, cut in the popular star design. Each set consists of 1 pitcher and 6 tumblers. Cut Glass Tableware Reduced to 44c Formerly 88c Light blown Glass Tableware, cut in a floral border pattern—including water goblets and tall and low footed sherbets or ice cream glasse; GLASSWARE SECTION—UNION STREET BASEMENT Anniversary Surprises Towels and Cotton Goods TURKISH TOWELS TURKISH TOWELS 23c EACH 50e EACH Bleached Turkish Tow- Extra heavy Turkish els, size 18x35 inches— Towels—just the kind good wearing quality, at for bath use—will give 23¢ each. lots of wear. TURKISH TOWELS 32-INCH 85e EACH GINGHAMS 25¢ Heavy Bleached Turk- Dress Ginghams — 32 ish Towels, size 21x43 inches wide—in plaids inches, neatly hemmed. and plain styles—and at ays 25e a yard. TURKISH TOWELS 39¢ EACH CALICOES 9¢ YD. Big heavy Turkish Dark shades in Cali- Towels, size 22x43 inches coes — neat, small pat- —splendid value for the terns—24 inches wide— money. in lengths to 10 yards, WASH GOODS SECTION—THIRD FLOOR 7-Piece Stamped Luncheon Sets 15¢e These 7-piece Luncheon Sets are made of heavy unbleached sheeting, with 34-inch cloth and six nap- kins, stamped for cross stitch and outline; edge may be finished with blanket stitch, crochet or lace edg- ings. STAMPED HOUSE DRESSES 1.00 Made in styles to cover the entire figure, and“fin- ished with a belt. Stamped in three different designs on blue, pink or tan linene. ART GOODS SECTION—THIRD FLOOR 4 New Aprons In Three New Styles at 98c PLAIN COLORS,,CHECKS OR STRIPES Apron Thursday and the Anniversary Sales bring you a lucky buy in Gingham Aprons of good quality at a temptingly low price. Three styles in slip-over and side-fastening models, well made and amply cut, and finished with sash ties and pockets. Shown in shades of blue, pink, green and lavender. APRON SECTION—SECOND FLOOR TWO ANNIVERSARY OFFERINGS FOR BOYS Wonderful Values in Boys’ Tub Suits—1.25 Mothers will be buying wash suits by the half dozen when they see what splendid values these are at 1.25. In Russian, middy and Oliver Twist styles—fast colors in chambray and strongcloth. In tan, blue, gray and white, trimmed in contrasting colors, Boys’ Straw Hats 98¢ Take advantage of this Anniversary offer to ge’ Boys’ Straw Hats for brighter days. Rah-rah style, in black, brown and white straw—round or square top. BOYS’ SECTION—UPPER MAIN FLOOR