The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 22, 1922, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR Women Drummers Bulgar Coiners AT COLUMBIA NEW ¥ Quitting Road Willing Workers | (AT covumeta | Barbers Give Holiday Haircuts at Ryther Home ° — FoR K 1 a va sk Dos ae awh < eng By Charlotte Washburn |hte ‘agen to 1 « ts the state. ‘The ngele a = ‘=, et the children appreciate theee vies sper in last night and)! we of little |of Mr, McL#o4,” said Mother Ryther ° nds how the rit of |/“l think he und at & o'ch | pilgrimage 1i\who gets him away from me now is the dearest baby in the world, 1 1 will not part with him for anything.” Food Shops Help You With Your -|Bandit Terrorists Theft of Monkeys Youth Emulates Strikers Attack Dunaway Christmas Dinner sete, Ramone Satin p No. 1 at 18314 me ave. end! Capture Russ Town Brings Jail Term Dad as Rescuer European Count Christmas Cakes 65c and $1.00 Very delicious and saves the trouble of making one WARSAW, Dec, 22—A gang of} LIVERPOOL, De 22.—Henry| SUNDERLAND, Eng. Dec. 22 FLORENCE, Dec, 22—~The count tenced to six months’ | eaward Brown, 14-year-old son of a) of Turin, cousin of the king, was from | 15 bandits who entered the town 11 treated | motor cars terrorized the village ealing two mon of man who has rescued 40 persons | attacked by rioters protesting against —right when one is rushed for time 2 ss keys fr nea enough jarz| ziigow for 48 hours, Cutting the from drowning, Jumped into the river|the employment of women on the . haireuts, to the «trains of Al Pren wail é ; Bon Marche Fruit Cake—Special 65e &. haircuts, to the strains of Al Pren- |cciegraph and telephone wires, they | 9.4 PE a RI here and séved a Uttle girl railroads Butterhorns, 5 for 25¢—2 for) Plum Pudding f . La Mar, Seattle xir lent hin sweet | sized the city officials and chief of | wish Under threat 0 — 15e¢. Dinne b. 40¢. slee to the ocean! | police and imprisoned them in the | they ned the funds of the bank Binders soaked in paraffin are ex Naturalists say the song of # bird :. Delicious Scotch Short Bread a : Santa Claus fi Frederick and local jail, They forced the local and then departed toward Lodz client to ght a fire was a cry of alarm originally. - 2 for 15¢@—and 15¢ and | Mince or Pumpkin Pie, Sat Here is Eileen Percy, star Ns ch ay pny ‘hep a BOE cach tay, 40e, ring in “The Flirt,” starting SP EEE EI ES [Rbk A ELE LTE EEE EE RD Bakery—Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche At the Lunch Counter Saturday Roast Turkey with Trimmings 50c at the Columbia Saturday. SAY RECORDS WERE FORGED ' A Big Christmas Surprise Ice Cream Cake $1. 00 Three-layer cakes, made of the highest quality tee crean ome Z thing absolutely new-—we've never tasted anything lke this Sheriff's Lodge Record Is fore, One ihe serves 10 or 12 peopl ont ta maces Se cee ‘nemae oa Cariecmnn Guy. gat tn thns tle Tampered With? dinner, The politieal feud between Sheriff Matt Starwich and ©, B. did not end with West's tion on charges of ma + prosecution, Wednesday It is now intimated that fraude lent methods were used in an effort te | trump against Starwie the recent elects matter will be taken ap by the loend lodge of tke Leave your order at the soda fountains, Upper and Lower Main Ficers Armour’s Star Eastern Hams Fancy selected, from co kind of meat! Why not hea Pinner? Sold by whole Armour’s Star Sliced Bacon, ) Paul's Jams, all _kinds—while i. Bie; half BTe. we have any—26e@ and 35¢ Freshly churned Creamery But- | stuffed Olives, fine quality; pint ter, Jersey brand, Ib. S3e. 3Ge¢. Bon Marche Mince Meat, made in our Daylight kitchen of © Christmas OS SAIS PS PAPA MARS RS PA Ra PAT » of forgery may grow out of the affair At West's trial an effort was made Bon Mare he Thousand Isiand best ingredients, Ib. Be. Dressing; none better t > S4e. > digs Pure Pork Sausage, } pon Marche Mayonnaise § ich's application ¢ choice of bulk or link; Ib mads fresh several times a membership In the Etke—the docu: | 30¢. day; Ib. B1¢. ment showing Starwich's age te with the age given in Delicatessen, Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Christmas Oranges 5c Each New sweet, Sunkist Navels, large size. Wainuts, new crop, pound 18¢; | Bul Cocoa, 2 Ibs 19¢; Ib his naturalization papers, and thus partly substantiating the char jch West had Starwich arrested just before election It now develops that this copy was § at a phe Q@unkiee Gr Fruit made without authorization by offi ante Red Cherrice (Mara- | “A'fornia Sunkint Grape bru cors of the Blks, and also | schino style); large size bottles, |," °". on oat mae fate of birth on the original appli: | 25e¢. Bun Darche Cotten fee yest [hj celts wae altered to make 1 com form with the copy Local members of the lodge are tn- | censed over the case and @ score of | them have assured Starwich that they will make a thoro investigation Attorney Stevenson denies all knowledge of the origin of the pur- | | ported copy. He suysx ft was “on| the table” when he entered the court- io | | Genuine Orange Pekoe Tea fresh daily; 2 the T5¢@; tb. (Black), 2 Ibe. T5¢; Ib. 40¢. 40¢. 5-Ib. Box Chocolates $2.45 “Candy Stores” Full of Candy 50c 3 jars, 2 cans and 1 set of scales in the store. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche BonMarché | re THE BON MARCHE ol RGAIN BASEMENT Normandy and Brytonia pmo Fur-Collared COATS $94-45 UNCTURED TIRE RUINED RECORD} DOVER, ©. Deo. 22-—J. J. Coen, | 69, retired as an employe of the | Pennsylvania shops after 43 yearn of service, during which time he was | late to work but once, That was/ when he punctured his bicycle tire } There’s a Cheery Christmas Welcome At “The Christmas Tree Store’ HERE everybody is happy and greets ERE, at the Great Christmas Tree Store, you with a smile in an eagerness to no effort has been spared to make to- please. morrow, the last day of Christmas shop- Where bounteous gift assortments are on ; : : every hand—in every nook and corner—for P'8&, 4% day of real accomplishment and joy every member of the family—and at prices for you in your quest to bring Yuletide hap- decidedly attractive. piness to the hearts of others. Let Personal Service Help You You will find “Personal Service” very Pinta, whether it’s just information you wish or actual personal assistance All goods sold up to in shopping. Saturday night will be de- 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Lower Main Floor—Near Elevators li a is Band Upper Main Floor—Near Pike Street Elevators lvered by Sunday noon. Second Floor—Rest Room “(Where to Find It”—for Eleventh-Hour Shoppers Fourth Floor Third Floor Second Floor Upper Main Lower Main Store Hours as Uusual: Bien to # Practical Gifts for “Her!” —intended to sell in Specialty Shops, but cut in price by our straight-from-the-shoulder cash sys- tem! Beautiful blouse-back and large sleeve styles, a i y i trimmed with chain-stitch embroidery and buttons. Toys Millinery Coats, Suits a 7 agg MS rebien = ‘ ‘ ‘ ; Tree Decorations Art Goods and Dresses Toilet Goods Shoes Music Women’s Full-Fashioned Silk Women’s Silk and Fiber Stockings gy Pictures Christmas Tree Lane Infants’ Wear Handkerchiefs Hosiery Trunks and Suit Cases Stockings $1.35 Pair 75c Pair Draperies Silks Lingerie Boys’ Clothing i Pure thread Bh apenipe ager yo ster tops; black Elastic hem tops, with seamed backs and seam. | Floor Lamps Linens Waists Leather Goods Union Street iteets stats 8% to 18. ee ee ee less feet; black and cordovan—sizes %% to 10. P BE PPR Gift Street Camera Supplies . : i Lamp Shades Bedding Furs Girls’ Wear Jewelry Umbrellas Basement Boys’ Two-Pants Wool Suits $8.45 Rugs Auto Robes Corsets Aprons Food Shops Candies Housewares : — —— - — = --- < men aA tte - % i = - aaa aaa aaa Wk Pk Pk LPL LPL Pk Ek kL PL LLL LL LL TOA AC RA AS Dark stylish mixtures, tn latest models—sizes 8 to 16 years Boys’ High-Grade Two-Pants Suits $9.75 High-grade dark wool matertals; conta latest models; pants fully lined; sizes 8 to 16 years, Boys’ High-Grade Chambray and Percale Blouses 85c Dark Chambray and Percale Blouses in striped effects; splendid gifts for the boys. Boys’ Wool Caps M h B ! A splendid way of ercnan ise ONAS! sisrosing of the gift question most satis- factorily. Good as money in exchange for merchandise desired— any time. Both Personal Service Desks, Upper and Lower Main Floors, and Cashier’s Office—Fifth Floor , Just Received! Children’s Elk’ Scuflers ! Iron out the perplexing question ove onds! with Glove Bonds. They’re good any time, and it gives one a chance to select just the glove they want and be properly fitted. Both Personal Service Desks, Upper and Lower Main Floors, and Cashier’s Office—Fifth Floor —and last, but by NO means least A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS pos...... $1.95 ie Soe itil Sizes most ney 8% to ll.... $2.50 oe non- Strong brown elk and tan elk uppers; spring heels and sturdy, sewed soles; button and lace styles—all in com- mo gd able visors,