The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1910, Page 3

NG A DAINTY EVENING GOWN FOR $3 No. 4+ h article of the se aoe to Replenish You Muvrode for $25 fy CYNTHIA GREY you first look a J ! aad mercerized wide, ! ge 38 cents a tome 40 a the Sa brunet Sige a very f PARTY ORnESS COMPLETE sole for It Ying lac Your dress cx Ylength sieeve oversieeve, and a ws 6 ‘above the hem of the rt lower portion of the skir ® ther xtrava tehing 1 slashes, t - » firm. As it would be hold the pretty se gance to make the under ove on which fs finished by a flat) tirely of lace, use a % tor at back. and add lace or 9 Inches deep UTE THANKS STAR FOR weer S$ VICTORY #thout your aid. 1 wish @ i and consideration shown me. Congratulations on your fight for the pe ' Respectfully yours, MRS. GEORGE A. SMITH eat ekeetkaenktkeneee th tnt tt ht nilding Paper | 75 Roll of | Tar Paper, tage eg7— | 49¢ Les Building Depart- occupy- mga large part the Annex Must be ° P ly reduced $1.98 Make room thanksgiving Dinnerware ———-SPECIALS——— Austrian China Dinnerware—Odd Pieces, to close, worth $5.50 doz., each . . Ae This is a fare pattern a ay tation, in A 1. Lot and Keers, Coif ee es, Fruit or Vex I Creamers, P D ea 3 chases 19¢ z | dinary Specials In Thanksgiving Dinner Sete— One-Third to One-Half Off—DON’T MISS IT 45c Coal Hod, 29c Galvanized h Coat | Tubs and igi Laundry Baskets Andirons, Fire er ace 0 Sereqww. YY Off We Need the How to Make Your Own Clothes .and Have a Complete Outfit for $25. tT panede as bOban THE STAR—WEDNESDA » NOVEMBER 9, 1910, C STONE, FISHER Co. iP Becond and bi thet § STONE, FIGHER CO, Second and Universit ~~~ - { b J, | thia Grey. | Grrespondenl Dear Mins Grey: Will you kindly state the different wedding anul versaries of married life? MRS, F. L. & To add firmnes lace of under | f leeve, line w wmeoline de fe A. Firat, cotton; secor paper; In making our wo have not | third, leather; fitth, wooden; sev Ih planned to use the braiding design, | nth, woolen, 10th, tn; 12th, silk 48 this adds an additional expense. | and fine nj 16th, crystal; 20th, | y ine. wet 6 stamp china ith, silver; 80th, pearl ign, which costs | 4th, ruby; 80th, golden, 76th, dia | for to mond | mW ta When| Dear Miss Grey Please inform plece of }me the prop ay to make @ bat d stitch | ter for Wheat cakes; also a recipe ® you tra al with a pre comes for that sewing on braid, p paper under materia both together to keep them from |for bread and lee oustard pud drawing. Tear paper away when | dings RC A.--The first two questions have eon answered In a previous lnsue Following {8 a recipe for rice cus jtard pudding “| Soak % cup of cold cooked rice jin 1 pint of hot milk tll every grain is distinet. Add th of 2 ogee, beaten with \% ©! suger and a pinch of salt, and ike soft custard. While still stir in the whites, beaten stiff, and wet away to cool, Or turn the hot custard Into a dish, and when cool cover with a meringue of the oa, Hrown slightly and serve suggestions pretty hair ornament, as a trated. Get 6 yards of wi cord and twist it tn loose which forms the band of ow up the ren = Honest Eyes. Will Look Into Yours UWhen You Buy This Underwear The women who sell it declare that these are the best values in this city. They believe it, and they’re honest in their belief. They know, and they know they know We have endeavored to get only the good makes; the loosely knit, shoddy garments, made of short yarns, have been religiously avoided. Whatever price you elect to pay will secure good, long-wearing, perfect-fitting garments. Our women buyers will select no other. Tonight a hint of the following extra good values— which have ye tube of corn-col and faintly tint jing on your design | Doar Mina Grey: Will you please |tell me how one should drees at a The fifth article, to be published! manquerade in representing the tomorrow, will tell how to make a | “0 f Liberty? BT you consult refe » brary, you will trim, modish and modest tailored suit at slight cost FOR new, modern turnished roome at | low prices, call at nus, #04 Vir Women’s Vests and Pants | Women’s Vests and Pants | Children’s Union Suits Ribbed Fleeced Cotton, high neck | All-wool, Swiss rib, crochet neck and | Wool and cotton, hig gh neck and g sleeves; neatly finished. | front, finely finished; equal to any- | sleeves, ankle leng pen or drop -25¢ | thing sold about town for $1.50. Our | seats, gray or white. Pri sale eathed “ re teeeee ee eeeees 35¢ | price .... “$1.00 to size ........4+..$1.00 to $1.45 Women’s Union Suits | hildr, ‘ : : Chi de en's 's Union Suits “Merode” Vests and Pants Ribbed Fleeced Cotton: hig Ribbed fleece-lined cotton, high neck, #s ‘ SS long | long sleeves, ankle drop seats Ribbed merino, high neck, long or short pure white. Priced, according to s sleeves, Priced PCE rie trey 5O¢"t °o 65e at 8 All the Finer Trimmed Hats to ‘Richest Ostrich Plumes at Half < i It 4 : H For more than one good reason we have decided Go at Half Price , Price or Near 1 or. * ‘ : to retire permanently from the clothing business in This special event is timed for A very promine ccessful importer this city. Our entire stock is marked down for im- Thursday morning and is to continue has sent in his se 18 to sell at im for the three days ending Saturday night at 10 o'clock. It includes every Hat in the store over ten dollars, and all are to be sold at one-half the orig- inal prices It is worth while to note that the sale involves Hats of the highest char- acter and the finest y Parisian models and exclusive novelties from clever Americans. All are half-price All $12.50 Trimmed Hats ........ $ 6.2! port prices, we to st reward in th ‘ount he allow mediate disposal. PRICES ARE LESS THAN SUCH QUALITIES CAN BE BOUGHT FOR TODAY Any man who the generc shir about half price. Iti 8 the ri the finest Willow I and a few roduce And, w the prices are the h all r wn, to buy has clothing will profit by . $37.50 1. 1$30.00 ‘$25.00 attending this sale. All goods are marked in plain figures. Ever | old is guaranteed on the basis All $15.00 Trimmed Hats ..8 7.50 7 : $20.00 ofa money-back guz All $20.00 Trimmed Hats $10.00 . $15.00 . All $30.00 Trimmed Hats $15.00 $11.50 All $50.00 Trimmed Hats .........825.00 ! 8 7.50 - All $75.00 Trimmed Hats ..... $37.50 Shown in black, white and a few combina Men’s $10 And on to $100.00 Hats for ...... $50.00 tios fe Suits for... $5.68 suits for... PS1S “suits for 1O.73 Ktowate Oss fe Pe ) THE TONEFISHER(@. fan | SEATTLE MTACOMA~® EVERETT Was | Sg) CRUEEES GOUUNED 0 CHENEED GIEEEED GUEEEED © GEEEEED Gum? 4 AMUSi MONTS. ue PANTAGES THEATRE . aoa THEATRE oe a RL 8 = scl ) TODAY’S STYLES TODAY Tonight SCHEPIS CIRCUS Men’s $10 jn caeege tet men|l| "Sak | “onset wm Oeste for 9 D.85 we Bho ay somes Clever Clothes for Young Men At the ns, Wit OF THE CAMBAGE rATOH Next attra he Volunteer Or tnt 1422.24.26 First Ave. Free Moving Pictures Washington Ladies’ Orchestra r foothold in T—Artists—-7 A Midday Lunch for 2h¢ Why Cook at Home? Men’s $15 b Overcoats for 8. +o Men’s $2.50 Calf Shoes Men’s Soft Hats $1.4 98c About two hundred Men's Soft xe 7 98c $1.98 | ae $1.48 $2.35 ha Se aS $1.95 WE'RE GOING TO QUIT SEATTLE THEATRE | Roth Phones 4 Men's Calf Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Ave., Near Union St. WE'RE GOING TO QUIT Men’s Arrow Brand Men’s 10c Linen Collars Handkerchiefs 8c 2c All styles and all sizes. WE'RE GOING TO QUIT WE'RE GOING TO QUIT Outlet Clothing Co. | Corner of Washington St. and Occidental Ave. Going to Quit After 21 Years Gregg Seatile’s Reliable Credit House ALL the vegetables Shorthand YOU CAN CARRY” pe Weuvtiake Market 3TO5 MONTHS 2 of The Temple of Economy. whe WE'RE HERE TO STAY | GRIFFIN’S BUSINESS COLLEGE OUR MOTTO— New Hatght Bldg witth F | HAPPY JACK GARDNER & CO. 6—Other Big Features—6 10 and 20 | Lois Theatre | “THE VIRST BOKN and Pine “A satisfied customer ts our best ad.” us show you. Phone us for estimates on painting, papering | otc Ind, $918 or Main 2304 \STAR THEATRE) SHOP GIRLS! jarmage Mu “FROLICS OF 1010 | ante qpennare wn pag "| Star “Want” Ads Are Vewetarian Caldas 21 Spring St. Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co. 1814 Firat Avy,, near University St Busir ose Bringers