The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1923, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR Tells Police He Killed Two Men ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Deo, 4 Walking into tho headquarters of Paul} an-| TO HANG, ASKS” Brown Requests Aid TO SELL BODY for New Hospital Entry of tho woolety mro politics HOUSTON, Trx., Deo, 4.—George| and tho united support of Seattle Vexanct, confessed murderer of! physicians and surgeons for a coun: SGany” Floquet, tho girl he loved, | ty.city hospital of 1,000 ‘beds and Waited Impationtly for death today. | igtest equipment were asked In an Beer omnes torlive: for” bey hats Monday night, by Mayor John and Alex Vanaja, sald, in explaining why ho asked the | ay Brown, before the session | because they camo to his farm tn an court for a death sentence, “I killed | on the King Sounty |{ntoxleated Waar aha hart the only thing in life for mo. I] py, want to dic.” that he furnish them with lique fight ensued and Fromming | Vexanet, former French airman, Has one request he wants to make! Before he Is executed, “I want a bid for my body which will insure my buddy, Herbert Skewis, sufficient funds to obtain Ris release from jail.” IFTS that ew- press the charm of Personal Prefer- ence in the Gift Bazaar — Upper Main. A BOUQUET of delicate odorg to intrigue — Drug j Section, Upper Main, the local police, last night, Fromming, a nounced that he had snot and killed homoesteader, two brother a The Christmas Tree Store onl. aoclaty. VIKH STRENT—SECOND AVENUE—UNION STRERT—SEATTLE Torliet ‘Torland gaye an ac. count of the system of caring for sick and unfortunates in his native country, Norway, Prisoner’s Meals | Worry Officials SAN LUIS OBISPO, Cal, Dee, 4. “How to feed Ralph Ensminger, | prisoner tn jail here, without bank ruping the county, 1s the probletn faced by authoritios here. Ensminger’s menu for breakfast | Included atx silces of bacon, threo | THEY DANCE BY CABLE NOW CAPE TOWN — South Africans aro tripping off the "Blues" by cable, | Instruction are coming from a Lon. Skewis, held on a misdemeanor} don dancing teacher in brief mos harge, said that he did not think | sages. The ‘Blues," a new dance in he could accopt money obtained} London, Is a variation of the fox- from such a source. trot, Christmas Shopping Is Easy At “The Christmas Tree Store’’ Yes, everything is in readiness, and Christmas shopping is easy among bountiful Christmas stocks arrayed for your convenience, and plenty of courteous salespeople to assist you. Special holiday departments created that group gifts from all over the store—gifts from every land—the “Christmas Bazaar,” “Gift Street,” “Gift Nook” and Santa’s Toy Shop. Then there's the Postoffice, Express Office, Free Wrapping Desks— and, besides, Personal Service will gladly help you shop. Along Gift Street Peanut oil Is one of the prime ne-| | Michigan, with 125,000 acres of Gessities of the average Chinese of |land devoted to beet growing, now | °&% Hine hot cakes, three slices of South China, and means to him/|leads all the states in sugar beet] Pie, two cups of coffee, one loat of What lard does to the American, | production, bread and seven glasses of water. W Inthe Gift Nook THE BON MARCHE BarGain BASEMENT firistmas (ampaiqu Were you among the “Christmas Campaign” crowds yesterday? Myriads of practical gifts—gayly displayed on an ocean of tables—so easy and handy to shop from—were swept away in the eagerness of the happy multitudes to save on their Christmas shopping. RICH, Silk Striped Madras REMNANTS 39e yd. Yard wide, good quality ma- terial, in lengths to 20 yards, Make father’s shirt this Christ- mas, Men’s Fiber Socks Drop stitch effect, seamless feet, reinforced heels and toes, tee We .. 45¢ SILK FUR-TRIMMED Two styles, in brown and navy Normandy Fully lined with satin de chine— warmly interlined. Button and side tie; sleeves in bell style; some have bias folds In back, others with loose WHY NOT ORDER BY MAIL? 10¢ for delivery. with what we UNDERWEAR Useful Gift Suggestions! Crepe de Chine Envelope CHEMISES Lace and pin tuck trim and ribbon straps. In flesh and orchid. Sizes 38 ce Women’s Satin Hug-me-tight style, with ribbon straps. Changeable colors, black, Camisoles plain brown, honeydew, red, navy, orchid, S maize, peach, green, pink, yellow and light blue. Sizes 38 to 44. Women’s Pure Thread SILK STOCKINGS $1.65 Useful Christmas Gifts Full fashioned, reinforced with double lisle soles, heels and toes; tops. 10. lastic lisle garter In black. Sizes 8% to RADIUM SILK BLOOMERS $3.25 In flesh, orchid and honey- dew. Fully cut, with filet lace and hemstitch trim; ruf- fles at knee. WOMEN’S MOCCASIN SLIPPERS $7 89 Smart Leather Slippers with padded goles and heels. beaded and painted designs on toes. Slippers Make a Practical Gift— They're Always Welcome Wool lined, with In red, green, purple, brown, pink, lay- ender, turquoise, blue and in combinations. COTTON BLANKET THROWS In_ brig combinations, fin- ished—66, t plaid color Men’s “De Luxe’”’ Fancy Shirts Made of extra fine quality reps and woven madras. French cuffs; cut large and finely tailored. Sizes ‘14 to Christmas gifts Men’s Sport Sweater Coats Part wool, in brown heather mix tures. Two pockets. Sizes 36 to 46, A gift that men will $4.50 always appreciate Shoe Trees $1.00 and $1.50 Pair Painted in gay colors or rib- bon wrapped, Ash Trays 65¢ to $1.25 Luster and colored glans with metal trimmings or tn mahogany finlah. Gifts for Men Leather-back Blotters, 65¢. Whisk Brooms, $1.65, Auto Brushes, $1.65, Tho Racks, $1,25.81,45, Cigar Lighters, $2.50 and $2.50. Cigarette Box, $2.65, Book style, leather bound. Pipe Cleaners, 50¢, Novelty Envelope Chemises and Step-Ing $1.15 to $1.95 Fashioned of novelty yolle and shadow batiste in bright shades, Stop-Ins and Vesta to match, $1.00 to $1.95, Gowns $1.95 Of novelty yolles, trimmed in paste! shades of pink, blue Gowns $1.95 Of Seco crepe, trimmed in newest styles. Bandeaux to match $1.00 to $1.95 Chemises $3.95 to $4.95 Of fine Georgette crepe, be- decked with fine laces. Accessories of Ribbon Lingerie Pins, Garters and Sachets, In gift boxes, Art Shop, Third Floor—The Bon Marche and yellow, Second Floor—The Bon Marche FOR CHRISTMAS Smartly Styled Sweaters, So Popular for Sports Golf and Sport Sweaters, $7.95 Brushed worsted with colored bor- ders on collars, cuffs and bottoms. Side fastening, all with edges neatly bound in tape. In shades of buff, brown, rose and Huff, blue and buff. Brushed Mohair and Fibre, $14.95 Clever Sports Sweaters with large roll collars, side buckles, full bell sleeves, with seams well taped—finished with three. toned, striped borders in combinations of Brown, buff and orange; navy, allver and tangerine; buff, brown and orange; others in shades of silver or navy. Wool Skirts OO To Complete the Sweater Costume for Winter Sports $3.95 to $14.95 With the advent of Jack Frost come styles as sparkling and as sprightly, models that are pur- posely made to add enjoyment to the pursuance of sports. Brushed wool plaided affairs, camelaire in tan and smart combinations, sports velour, pure cam- el’'s-hair, Scotch plaids and Flamingo. Sizes 26 to 38 waist. Second Floor—The Bon Marche f i i 100 Fine Jersey Petticoats *2.95 new fabric charms all with its luxurious v and silk-like texture. Cut full, in 82- to 88- inch lengths, these petticoats'are exceptionally well made. With or without placket. Smartly finished with double or pleated flounces. In shade American Beauty, henna, cocoa, Havana, navy, black, Copenhagen, tan, gray and taupe. Second Floor—The Bon Marche fringe of jade, and Utility Wear Brushed Mohair and Camel’s Hair $10.95 In sports style with side-fastening, with smartly contrasting borders. In navy and gray, buff and brown, white with block insets, navy with block insets, blue and silver or henna. The camel's hair sweaters come in the golf style, in buff. Slip-Over Shaker Sweaters, $10.45 Heavy quality of white worsted with stripings in school colors on col- lars, chests and waists, Smart Organzine Silk Sweaters $14.95 to $29.50 Fashioned of a marvelously heavy quality of organzine silk in the al- ways popular golf and tuxedo styles, these sweaters combined with a plaited skirt, will appeal to the fas- tidious. Variously priced at $14.95 to $29.50. In novelty weaves, striped or block effects, in shades of black, navy, buff and orchid. Those priced at $29.50 come in sizes 46 to 62. The others in small 8. nd Floor—The Bon Marche Gift China Inexpensive! Useful! And There’s No Such Thing as “Too Much China!” 23-Piece Lustre China Tea Sets $12.50 From Czecho-Slovakia comes this fine china, In a wide ety of attractive color combinations, The set consists of: 6 Cea Cups 6 Tea Plates 1 Sugar Bowl Of medium weight china, decorated with kinder- garten pictures. Baby Plates, 7e. Oatmeal Sets, 7c. Oatmeal Bowls, 250, Plates, Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche Cups and Saucers, 250. Cream Pitcher: Mugs, 200 and 26 AN Isn’t Santa Quick? Isn't he in every place at once on Christmas Eye? On that evening little kiddies in France, Italy and Cuba are sure he’s coming to visit them, just as sure of that as you and I are. Perhaps, well, just per- haps, you might catch a glimpse of his jolly old face, or flying coat tails, as he darts up your chim- néy on Christmas Eve, Flat Fiber Doll Buggy $4.50 A good looking and stoutly built buggy, with imported steel bound construction. Natural color loom weave. Ace Autos, 12x30 Inches, at $7.95 Mado with tilted seat, knuckled Joint steering gears, fornt axle underslung, rubber tired wheels, 10x% inches, and is equipped with motometer, : Bamboo Sets Table $2.35 Chair $1.15 Cunning little sets for the small lass. Of a good grade of bamboo in natural varnish finish. The seat of the chair ts of Chinese Grass, the chair measures 10x11 inches, and stands 22 inchea, ‘The table is 16x16 inches in size, Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche naeemean Christmas Cards An Endless Variety ‘5c to 35c Christmas Seals, Tags and Dressings .........10¢€ Christmas Boxes. .5¢-35¢ Christmas Stationery $1.00 Ribbon-tie Stationery -in novelty boxes. Very good ity paper, in white and ; 24 sheets, 24 gold- edged cards and 48 envel- opes. Pencil Boxes 15c to $1.50 Just the thing for school use, Framed Gift Mottoes 50c to $3.00 Christmas Cards 15 in Box—50c All different cards Upper Main Floor RASA 32-in. Kalburnie Gingham 25c Yard 2,000 yards of Kalburnie Gingham in chee’ and plain shade wide, 63-inch Indian Head 50c Yard Bleached Indian Head, suitable for table cloths, sheets and other purposes 500 yards, 63 ins. wide. Third Floor—The Bon Marche