The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1921, Page 14

CONGRESS Offering at Wilkes REFUSES TO AID JOBLESS -.: By Gleon Hughes romance to ¢ Right 4 oth ' : Unemployment Conference a Aion cease’ and| gue seat oame Failure Thru Lack of ’ nok te reformed byt ae ee Co-operation apple Pot Luck” has nearly| How everyone finds the happiness her is the whieh am and which do not of hyper joyment situation has to a cropper thru the ex to co-operate with ative Acting upon a suggestion by Sec tary of Commerce + rt Hoover tional unemp’ virtually come failure of cong with t Jewe " start Amy r ig cast in a con of Jim Patterson. rvice be given Congress in order that Operations coukl be ext more efficient efforts ma nect th less with a job. Wa representing the Ame ‘ in accordance 7 of Labor, united in wi so funny routine the recommer soon se anes nado tare Budget Director Daw idee Wak the ‘aunineunaas that ee Ls gion to congress, He eae ieuaaae wa 2 npany ha ittioulty in half, . olling their emotions NOT A SOU ALLOWED A GOR COMES BY HOUSE COMMITT TO THE RESCUR Next the recommenda! ba a A novel if somewhat startling In the house appropriations committee wristmas. {C1 terruption occurred Sunday night Not a sou of the $200,000 was appro-| A during the ee 4 net. whe . Thomas priated there. ee was brushing Republicans apparently had forgot a that a * bulary for the ten that team w , y he was writing conference was Saas the Ghuee te pployment allotted and that service @f the administrati ference was an example of the & the administration was tak it was impossity further to extend the service boxes a m of the fag in the unfortunate unemployed. | Thereupon the senate matead of ap-| no kindly The deficiency appropriation bit! | Propriating $400,000, as originally rec fext traveled across the capitol to | ommended, or 000 as suse or the mest the senate appropriations committee. | PY Dawes. consented to an ap are interpreted There brief hearings were condw Emily Pinter. @t which Francis I. Jones, direc "| Gedrgia Knowlton, W, B. Maria mt ser general of the emple Col Arthur Weeds, chairman of the Municipal organiza tio! mmittee of | . the president's unemployment con- | and the $100,000 itself wan | ference; Otto Mallory, a dollar.a-year | The bill passed without an addits onal | member of the conference, apa 3 Edgar! cent to relieve Arthur Driscoll and Arthur Belasco John Nickersor ere will be performances every thin with the week, usual the unemploye eon THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT Ba Christmas demands such merchandise and prices as are offered by the Bargain Basement. Lovely New Party Dresses $21.75 There are only 15 of these dresses, and they are in five models and seven colors. They are new and dainty, in the smartest styles and most fascinating colors. Made of taffeta with bateau_necklines, and with quaint rounded necks, sleeveless, and clever bodice lines. Some of the skirts are scalloped, with hooped panniers, on heavy cording. Others have full overskirts with a deeper-toned Georgette underskirt, finished with a flounce of silver lace. There are silver and gold ribbon girdles held by satin and velvet flowers, and flowers suspended on ribbons hanging from the waist. In green, cerise, flame, red, orchid, blue and orchid and rose and gold. Sizes 36 to 40. Fine Undergarments For Christmas Giving Radium Silk Chemises $2.55 Wash Satin Camisoles 98c In two styles. Trimmed with lace In flesh only, trimmed with lace, insertion, medallions, ribbon and lace. ribbon, Georgette and lace medallions. All bodice top, in flesh. Sizes 38 to 44. Sizes 38 to 44. Crepe de Chine Chemises $1.95 In four styles, of very good quality flesh, orchid and blue crepe de Cnine Bodice top, ribbon and lace trim. Sizes 38 to 44. Jersey Silk Pettibockers $2.95 With pleated ruffle, combinations, Silk Petticoats with changeable taf- feta ruffles in many color combinations at $2.25. In other styles for $1.29 and $1.49, Radium Silk Camisoles $1.49 _ . Tailored style, in the smart new silk for underwear, in flesh, orchid and white, blue and brown, Lingerie Gowns $1.95 In a fine nainsook, with a lace and medallion yoke. In two styles—square and V neck, sleeveless. Beacon Cloth Bath Robes, Satin Trim, $5.95 Large, All-Wool Auto Robes at $3. 95, $5.95 and $6.95 36-inch Indian Head, Soft Finish, Lengths From 2 to 10 Yards, 26c Yard New Tea Aprons i in Lawn Cloth, Dimity and Swiss, 39c, 49c, 59c in many color -Christmas-Giving Bargains —Women’s Heather Wool Stockings, in drop-stitch effect. Sub-standards. Sizes 81% to 10, 85¢ pair. Women’s Dainty White Handker- chiefs with contrasting floral or con- ventional designs; 3 in a box, 45¢. nat a inka a pad pevockaias Women’s extra fine quality Lawn yee i i, Vea “hse 8 cat ate 3 Handkerchiefs with colored or plain gee re a iq ee cordovan. izes white borders, embroidered in floral O 3 5 pair, or conventional designs; 3 in a box _ Women’s 8 pure thread Silk Stockings De. i with lisle garter tops and triple seamed Children’s Novelty Handkerchiefs in backs. Black and Cordovan. Sizes 814 picture boxes, white with colored pic- to 1014. $1.25 pair. tures; 3 in a box, 25¢, Is Warmly | Received OIL CO, BEFORE Spokane Promoter Admits went broke ‘om bin 101 gallons of kerosene and and one pint of tha, preceding well” —the oil ing to chemists erosene and Ma Nignopaees THE SEATTLE STAR LECUYERWITH | MERE MAN IS USEFUL Connection With Firm Deo, 19.—On trial on a the “oll well” in his home, Alfred + whieh in Denver some wr J. Taylor, grocer, testified that 1yer and his wife had bought » ©. Clark, a neighbor, told] mioner he xaw L'Bouyer ‘dora Hey —w pep mgt pr her balky flivver on a cold morning. ©, but this was denied by the promoter, who wald he had| man to start it for her. And that must have been on Clark before ' barrassing, for it happened right in front of the capitol! - The Bon Marche Whole Pages Would Leave Our Story Half — Untold—The Christmas Tree Store : Page after page of space might be used to tell of the great array of merchandise which is displayed here for your Chris mas choosing. And after all the telling, much would be left untold. Just a few minutes’ SEEING is better than hours of READING! Shop here now—quickly, comfortably, economically! | Metal Vanity Cases $1.5 As sketched, three designs to choose from—braided mesh handles, fitted with mirror and two powder and rouge sections. Stunning Vanity Boxes $4.45 These large square or oblong styles, fastened with butterfly locks and in black moleskin effect, with large beveled edge mirror and good fittings—a very low price for such handsome boxes. —Oriental Necklaces of silk cords with metal slides and oblong or round drops of jade or lapis, encircled with metal serpents—$3.50 to $6.50, 4 —Carved Bone Beads, 24 inches long, $1.00; long, $1.25. —Celestra Pearls, indestructible and with a lovely luster; 24-inch strands, graduated, $3.05; 27 inches, $4.50, and 30 inches, $4.95. 27 inches —Giass Ornaments at 3 for 5e. —Glass Ornaments for the Christmas Tree, 2 for 5c. -—Glass Balls, different shapes 4nd assorted colors, Se and 10c. —Christmas Tree Snow, .5e, 10¢ and 15¢ box: —Silver Tinsel, 10¢ to 75ce—card of six yards. Gifts for the Home Makers | America Is Entering Alice Robe rtson may be a congresew oman from Oklahoma | \andicon mer and she may be capable in many ways, but she couldn't fix She had to call a mere |\"" em- $1 4 Christmas Shopping Hours 9:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Deck the Tree With Ornaments And Fill the House With Christmas Cheer FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Era of Developmen Mage tte ner bulldir gether, 2 before But the fede with © the } expec migh' " | affair Te est w the A out at we Imported Beaded Bags $10.00 Imported Beaded Bags, as sketched, in a choice of attractive designs, silk lined and fitted with mirror, Earrings Are Sure to Win Her Earrings—every smartly-dressed woman in the East } and South is wearing them—displayed in loops, pendant and stud effects, and in amber, jade, amethyst, jet, gold § and scarle-—50¢ to $2.50. J Spanish Combs of imitation tortoise shell, $1.00. ‘3 —Bar Pins of silver finish, set with white stones, $2.00, Th —Fancy Bead Chains in tasseled pendant effects in do amber, jade, lapis, sapphire, amethyst, jet, ruby and pet coral—a colorful touch to the dark costume—$1.00 t re $6.50. pa ~—Wax-filled Pearls, 24 inches long, $1.25. tb ~—Silver and gold-finished Bangle Bracelets, 50¢ pair. Pa Baby Lockets and Chains, gold filled, $2.00. eae, * sent ‘ she him — tabi mig! that weil sort all w cu —Christmas Stockings filled with toys, 10¢ to $6.50. i —tTinsel Ornaments at 5¢ to 10¢ each. > —Electrie Lights for the tree—9-light set—$2.75. 3 —9-light set with fancy Japanese lantern, $5.00. —Extra Lantern Lamps at 35e. Pillow Cases 75c Made of Fruit-of-the-Loom Muslin—- trimmed with serviceable lace. Size 45x36 inches—gifts that can always be used, Bath Sets Had you thought of giving Turkish Zath Sets—Towels and Wash Cloths— in pink, blue, helio and gold—at 68¢ to $2.50. THIRD FLOOR THE Bath Mats—Why Not? Oh, so many Bath Mats, in Jacquard and Oriental designs—splendid vaiues, all of them—in pink, blue, gold, green, old rose and gray combinations—75c to $3.00. Pillow Cases $2.00 These are neatly embroidered—come in, size-45x36 inches. Fine looking pat- terns. Get a pair here Tuesday. BON MARCHE Robe Hi: in Comfort Men’s Robes $8.50 Such dandy ‘good quality weight blankets, made with convertible trimmed with silk cord. In navy, gray, tan, brown, green and with designs in self and contrasting colors. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARGHP 3oys’ Bath Robes All kinds of Robes for the boys front 4 to 16 gifts as they'll make—pricea Such coz years. 5, $ t MAIN FLOOR > and $ THE BON in MARCHE Fresh Salted Peanuts 10c lb. LOWER MAIN FLOOR ath Robes—heavy collarey wing, Among the Most Useful of All Gifts DINNER SETS 70 open-stock patterns—prices quoted for 50- piece sets, which include covered dish and two meat platters. You may also buy smaller sets at proportion- ate reductions. 50-PIECE SET American semi-porcelain din- si nerware with floral spray decorations, at $13.80. | a ei 50-PIECE SET American semi-porcelain din- | " nerware with pretty floral border decorations, at a $18.35. \ 50-PIECE SET finest American semi-porcelain dinnerware, on the Mayflower shape—prettily decorated, at $19.50. «And many other dinner sets from $5.98 up to $90.00. UNION STREET BASEMENT Fresh Salted Peanuts 10c lb. UPPER MAIN FLOOR ’