The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1923, Page 10

— All’s Well Today—Kiddie Car for Poor Youngster— Baby Settled in Nice, New Home, and Purp Lo- cated for Country Children, BY CYNTHIA GREY I didwt know there were so many kiddie cars in Seattle— especially to give away, until year-old boy Tuesday in these columns. IT have had dozens of offers, even from readers suburbs. The paper was scarcely off telephoning, and I certainly want to thank them all, How- ever, this ts only one plea—there are numbers of 2-year-olds tm Seattle who also long for kiddie cars and whose parents are having a struggle to keep the wolf from the door. Why not get together and give these surplus cars to these kiddies? It can be arranged thru the Elks’ club who are planning @ huge Christmas celebration with free toys, candy ™ everything for all of the p toys in the attic, why not drag them out and put them to use? Tt might not be ont of place to acknowledge a few othe favors at this time. A dog was found for the children out on the farm. A wee baby wa A aneanPeeAl Leal ' Cynthia Grey: T asked for one for a little in surrounding towns and the the press before people began oor children. If you have any 8 placed in the loving arms of | the young couple who were longing for one and there have) been a number of calls for the two little girls who must find| a new home. The response of Seattle people to the wants of their Dear Miss Grey: To those who wished to know why our. people| have suddenly changed from a hap- py, home-loving group, to a bar- barous, drinking, murdering bunch) GIFTS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY ate FaNiy rsetite tec spore plvong Saran 93.00) TENTS, exta mest. 130 favorite atch of nllnas fen una bore $3.50 Fer wcace, gts end onal boys. 63.50 WA YY Ajrocied, tvaize watch that combines stamina with wtyte, $5.00 omaiona derail. (1 reid ia every n ‘fied case $10.00.) $7.00 wonderful one may derive from DANCING. Priv- ‘ate lessons Day & Eve, Classes every ‘Wednesday, 7 to 10. Public Dancing Saturday. ‘All welcome, ‘MISS BRIGHT, 1604 4th at Pine ‘Try a Business Acquaintance With Nelson&Swanteld Upstairs Jewelers 203 Denny Bldg An entirely new line of Watches and Diamonds of exceptional Value. Values you will come to appreciate. Open Until 7 P. M. NELSON & SWANFELD 303 Denny Bldg. Location Arcade Bldg. DR. CURRY EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Known for Good Optical Work at Reasonable Prices No Charge for Examination Glasses fitted only H.C. &M. Curry, Optometrists and Opticians Seattle since 1908 30023 Arcade Bldg. Third Flood MA in-7208 when needed EDMUND VANCE COOKE Internationally Famous Poet, Wit and Philosopher In Hin New and Nest Lecture “The Laughter of Living’ Men, Women and Children, 50¢ SATURDAY, DEC, 8, 8:15 P.M. Ri Madison 08 Cynthia Grey will receive call |] ers on Monday, Wednesday and |] Friday from 1 to 2 p,m. and on |] Tuesday and Thursday from 11]} to 12 a. m. at her office in The Star Bldg, 1309 Seventh ave. |} of “booze-loving” souls—will you kindly give the only true answer 1 know of—that the present race like the ages before us—are all ful-| filling prophecy—and while it is a grand age (of inventions and) knowledge) yet it is an awful age for morals, but we can no’ more stop them than we can stop the sun from shining and this prophecy is now being fulfilled to the letter. “In the last days perilous times shall come. For men shall be lov- ers of their own selves, covetous, | | boasters, proud, blasphemers, dis-| lobedient to parents, unthankful, un-| Jholy, without natural affection, | jtruce breakers, false accusers, in-} continent, fierce, despisers of the that are good, traitors, heady, high-| minded, lovers of pleasure more! than lovers of God; having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof, etc. 2 Tim. iit:1-5. Ca | you find a more concrete answe Sincerely, see Many Persons Wish | to Reach “Hopeful Jane” | Since “Hopeful Jane's” lett | peared in these columns several days ago I have been deluged with | telephone calls and Ictters asking | how she may be reached. She gave |no other name and signed no od-| | dress. If she ts Interested im get- | ting in touch with these people, I} | will de glad to give her the mes-| | sages if she will make her identity) known to me. | OYNTHIA GREY. | eee Asks Correct Age | of Homer Brew | Dear Miss Grey: Will you kind-{ l1y give me thru your column the| age of Homer G, Brew? | I will look forward to his age being given correctly, as a consider- able sum of money is being put on it. Thanks, | curious, | I'm sorry; but when I queation-| ed Homer, he replied nonchalantly “98 last July” and then took me to |task for asking such personal questions. Perhaps you had dest take the matter up with him as | 1 cannot settle bets thru the medi- um of these columns, anyway. | eee | Kitten | Lost! | Dear Miss Grey: Will you please |help me to find my kitten, Jost at |. 63rd st. on ember 25? It is gray and blac rt Persian and a male. Phone 2816. | | eee Has any president failed to use | his veto power? | | According to Prof. Charles A | Beard, Presidents John Adama, Jef: ferson, John Quincy Adams, W. H. Harrison, Taylor, Fillmore and} | Garfleld did not use the veto power. Up to the end of Cleveland's sec- ond administration, approximately | 500 bills had been vetoed in the history of the country. Of these 260 were private pencion Dilla veto- ed by Cleveland; Cleveland also vetoed cight general bills. | ee whom owned? Wh | sunk? lost? Was war aboard? The Lusitanta :cas owned by the Cunard line; she waa aunk eight miles hwest of the Old| Ireland, May 7, ipat items in h aking about two-th of fta were means for mili- tary use and were contraband of war. Of the 189 Americans on board, 123 were killed or drowned. One report places the 114 there cont manifest. number at The post office department has returned to our reau mail for readers, because of defici rect If the rs fo! om this mail wa tended will write our W ton bureau 22 J addres: THE SEATTLE 5 AVE you mailed your Christmas packages? The Christmas Postoffice is at your service; plenty of space.-Fourth Floor. TAR __ D « cil ») The Christmas Tree Store ERSONAL SERVICE has a corps of experienced Aa pers ready to assist you for t asking—or will do your Christ- mas sh Floor. YIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUB—UNION STREET—SUATTLY le opping for you.—Second Christmas Shopping Easy, Economical and Fun—at The Christmas Tree Store —Plenty of courteous salespeople to serve you. Personal Service to help you shop. The “Christmas Bazaar,” “Gift Street,” the “Gift Nook” and aisle after aisle teem- ing with hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of bright new merchandise priced decidedly to your advantage for Christmas Shopping! Select a Gift \ Along Gift Street LINGERIE PINS Tiny flowers In pastel shades, 430. POWDER BOXES In flower form, with « flutty putt, Te, sacners In little satin baga to pin in one’s frocks, 50¢. PHILIPPINE PRETTIOOATS | Of silk and Victoire |}. || Jerey, in all whtdes, |} |) $5.95. {| Greatl $2.95 24-Inch Tie Silks ¢ Splendid quality in rich color mixt easy to make up. $5.50 Silk-and-Wool Matelasse $2.95 39 inches wide, in shades of Mohawk, ¥ blue and gray, $1.95 Minuette Tricole $1.45 36 inches wide, in colors and black durable quality—plain and drop stitch. SILK UNDERTHINGS Gowns and Chemises in many shades, $1.95 to 4.95. APRONS In dozens of clever styles and wanted col. ors, $1.95, Gowns‘and Chemises are lovely . gifts, $1.95. to $4.95, Second Floor—The Bon Marc! Y Crumb Tray and Scraper An Exquisite Gift $1.45 Of pure white cnameledware, Gecorated in colors ‘in frult basket, wild rose or cornfiower patterns; 9 inches white. Boxed with appropriate cards, Library Scarfs $1.45 Of repp, with ends finished in tapestry. Trimmed with antique gold braid. In rose, gold, green and mulberry. Clearance of i Pillows $4.45 ; In bolster style, of maroon . m velour or poplin, in rose or blue. Combined with tap estry and finished with metallic antique braid. Sev- 5 “ eral are round’ shaped. with siz Stamped Guest Towels 35c | Of white cotton huck, in Initialed Handkerchiefs 50c four. attractive designs. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs in white, with Both ends aro finished with ematitched or spoke-stitched hems, hemstitched hems. pina ssnnng ae hes ss ones % and %-Inch, with clever initials in hem or corner. Kiddies’ Character Handkerchiefs 25c Set of two, with un- 7 usual holder. Of lawn, embroidered characters in corners. 75 Silk and Wool DRESSES Special ‘2128 In silhouette, material, in color, in distinctive detail, these frocks reflect clearly the authority of Fashion. They go galloping from the quaintly bouffant modes of gtandmother’s day to the simply draped models of present style trend. Embroidered Models at Sharp Reductions Scarfe, Centers, Children's and Misses’ Garments, Bed. spreads, Luncheon Sets, all in large assortments. Art Shop—Third Floor J For Women and Misses Beaded, embroidered or embellished with/ laces, they come in shades of navy, black, brown, cocoa. | Second Floor—The Bon Marche ! r Handkerchiefs at 18c 3 for 50c y Reduced 1.48 ures— $2.95 In shades of brown, beige an $5.95 39-Inch Black Chiffon Velvet French tte Jet black—a beautiful quality, $3.95 Black Chiffon Velvet $2.95 —fine, 41 Inches wide—a beautif: dresses or skirts, Fabric Floor—Third—The Bon Marche The frilly handkerchief th $3.95 39-Inch Satin Canton SS | Christmas Cards Bring Christmas Cheer An endless nd navy. $4.95 25ce to $1 Christmas Seal and Dressings, ul welght for | All different, with en. velopes to match. 5c to 50c variety of decorative, ap- propriate cards. Christmas Cards—Boxed Holly Paper, roll, 10¢, Unifoll Paper, roll, 12e. White Tissue Paper, | 00 Boxes, all | sizes and shapes, Se to Be, Christmas Postcards, a | dozen, 1e, Tags 10¢, | (fk NN Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche VE at will go in a Christmas letter to a dear friend, to the dozen handkerchiefs that you aré going to tuck in Junior's Ch found in wide variety in thi Imported Swiss, Linen nristmas stocking, may both be 8 special Christmas assortment. and Lawn Handkerchiefs Box, 95c With punch-work patterns and firm scalloped edges; oth- ers with daintily embroidered corners. Linen and Imported Swiss An unusual variety of patter quality linen, with %4- and 14-1 of imported Swiss are all whit corners, solid colors with Venis designs. Three in a box, Lawn Handkerchiefs 3 in Box—43c lawn, in white as well as the With floral or conven and avell-finished hem: hed hems Linen Handkerchiefs 3 in Box—75c ire Linen Handkerchiefs in solld colors, .3 iti a box; othera are of lawn elaborate embroldered “designs, in a box fairs, in Japanese silk *, in im Russian of pongee with novelty ners, and cc In white and colors. Handkerchiefs, Box $1.50 ns in Handkerchiefs of a fine nch hems. Six in a box. Those e with elaborate embroidered e lace corners and embroidered Voile and Linen Handkerchiefs 39c Linen Handkerchiefs in white and colors, embroldered in smart d olors. Volle *Kerchiets w nand-drawn threads, Wide Variety of Handkerchiefs 25c Linen, voile, Swiss and silk crepe, net trimmed, some with novelty borders, scalloped edges, and many embroidered designs E Women’s and Children’s Handkerchiefs 50c Box with Fine quality lawn, in whit , olored prints. to choose from. Kiddies’ Handkerchiefs, 3 in Box 19c Attractive gift boxed Handkerchiefs, of lawn, embroidered in gay col- ored designs. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Make Her Gif tElectrical They make joy of house duties and are a con- stant reminder of thoughtfulness, Coffee Urn Set Electric Heater Complete $23.00 @ 8 Universal Urn, nickel ut $14.00. Creamer and at $5.00. Nickel-plated $4.00 Domanco Electric Iron $5.0 The iron that will not burn out! Unive xe house uld be dell 1 not 5 affie in wo m™ Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche peta without and smok Union St Waffle Irons $15.00 Irons, that mak felt 5 or bathroom: Others at $5.00 Table Stoves $13.50 Waffle naive Tn iow! ninute Basement—Th Warmest Gifts! $5.95 In Oriental and flower designs, these’ exceptional Robes are trimmed with corduroy collars and cuffs, in harmonizing shades. In rose, sand, Copen- hagen, pai and combi- nations. k Sizes 36 to 44 Second Floor—The Bon Marche 32-Inch Ginghams 15c 600 yards of Dress and Apron Gingham. In @lever checks, in red, brown, blue and pink. 36-Inch Unbleached Muslin 15¢ In lengths to 10 yards, 36-Inch Percale 15¢ Yard In neat stripes, checks and figures. Lengths to 10 yafds. Third Floor—The Bon Marche will be most acceptable for Christmas. The practical gift is the one that can be enjoyed all during the year. Beacon Cloth Robes These Robes come with rou neck with pretty cord, with and large pockets. g and red. In’y patterns. Sizes 6 to 14 Cozy Bath Robes Of bath robe cloth, in large floral and conventional de- signs, in combinations of gray, rose, blue and brown, with — sailor turn- back cuf arge pockets, bound in satin. Cord belts. 16-18 collars, In combinations and red, blue, red and tan, g aids and Indian blanket nd, Peter Pan collars tied at 1 cord belts, turn-back cuffs of black and tan, and blue, brown Beacon Cloth Robes With shawl collars, turn- back cuffs and_ pockets, cord or satin bound, in dainty floral designs. In blue and tan, gray id rose, Copenhagen and buff, rose and white, gra buff. Sizes 8 to 14, $3.45. Sizes 16 to $3.95 Second Fioor—The Bon Marche 100 Girls’ P. 118 at . laited Middy Skirts—Reduced to $1.48 Formerly Pr Just the skirts for schoc able. Well made, of storm serge years. Offered Friday at ju Girls’ Wea econd I iced at $2.95 1 wear—warm and comfort- in sizes from 6 to 14 ist half the original price. —The Bon Marche strengtl senate. The be to those Hdward do it. ‘The shapes 1..¥Fi 000 fér) and agi running reaus. 2.40. less make @ fight 3. brillia and So plugeil men-fd teleph upon ing a the bi questi amend shoul