The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1913, Page 8

WAISTS, THAT ARE A REVELATION IN VALUE | a AT For they are so pretty, w " SEATTLE’S BEST ‘GARMENT SHOP HAS SEVERAL THURSDAY SURPRISES FOR YOU IN a TO THOSE MENTIONED HERE Percales and Gingham House New Petticoats of Crinkled Dresses, for Thursday, Each Crepe, All Sizes, Thursday at 7 2 > 1) hg | new ae cale and | dresses with hig Apron Day Special Dainty New 15e Tea Aprons Priced for Thursday, Each Apron Davy Specia! $1.25 Wilhelmina Aprons of Percale, Neatly Finished round neck and two Sleeves, 2 bound with rick-r in light and dark colors. —Main Floor, Pike St. Side. A BARGAIN FOR LITTLE GIRLS A BARGAIN FOR BIG GIRLS [seems | CHILDREN’S NEW GIRL’S NEW $3.50 center. | 59¢ DRESRES FOR JPateat PUMPS, Pr Mezzanine Floor. These new colored Dresses children are in the h z a 4 2 2 c. or gingham and are v with pipings and bt ~ Wp $3.95 & $5 Trimmed Hats $2.95 A splendid line of servi eable new Sprin THE SEMI - ANNUAL SALE OF PLUMES WITH PRICES 1-4 to 1-3 LESS | | $1.95 Handsome French Plumes, ve “7 MA curt Plum 18 tnches tn 4 these are 1 15 inches in length, oa 25 |: | priced at Inches tn length, with full tng heads, for. $2.48 All Day Specials 15e Dress Ginghams 32 Inches Wide, Yard Pride of 10 \7 1-2e Calicoes, Light i Dark Shades f Cal | $3.95 French Plumes, 16 9to 11 A.M. Only be ig hes Soap Priced 3 Bars for yards of America 6,00 coos in Americar ” %e ro hry 2 Le set 36 Inches in Width, Yard Seconds of ae Table ot ct at a Yard Me 15e Crinkle Seieiahie, ” Inches Wide 15¢ Muslin Corset 15¢ Fine White Cambrie 36 Incees Wide ‘ 6c Challies and Covers, * 10e ond Floor Calicoes Priced at | | Wor \DERT UL MODEL OF THe GREAT STEAMSHIP “ROTTE RDAM” St. Ste THE BON MARCHE IS SHOWING DAINTY SUMMER | Special at |! ‘Ble | | | . “THE 4 JURY PROBES MURDER OF | WESTMAN; WIFE HAS AL \BI tman, watch Island, wh SOFT PEDAL ON THE WAR LONDON, April 30 to tariff work | DON’T JINGLE THE BENZINE If you're jingled, don’t drive a chug bike or honk-honk wagon, Leave the booze alone If you use gasoline If you don't, and you're caught, you will never be permitted to drive again In our fair city. Such is the Import of one of provisions of Councilman Warad|l’s auto regulation bill, which was recommend: ed Wednesday by the public safety committee for passage by the All motor rivers are required to be registered counell, comes up Monday. GOVERNOR APPOINTS TRIO A. B, Ernst, C. R. Jackson, Tacoma, tax commissioner. J. Roy Erford, Seattle, clerk of penitent ary. WASHINGTON HINGTO. SHE HAD ERAL ner Seattle "aval a4 Pe rt To of the Ludy of Good Ho; ype Su \M p yard at Wins SERVICES for aw oat oma te SUFFRAGISTS TAKE HEART = AU NIC IE Geo pol jaturday Austria's announcer he cont o Balkan ait ¢ designed to for | ROUND UP BLACKHANDERS Seattle, industrial Insurance commissioner, r |stroyed the grocery store | DOLL” | nent that it wou fernce he’ It ts Ire time at pr The bill hy H THE SEATTLE STAR : —'| BEAUTIFUL | RUSH WORK bas BIG. DIT CH | today showing that 44,773 me _NAME ished, and he is id goods and in last place ked him nds and r office FIRE BARLY this morning ‘de owned hy fl I FREDERICK | & ‘NELSON Post;Office Removed to Rest Room, Third Floor, Annex. ’assenger Elevators Now in Cpeeee Rear Aisle cuppa | BASEMENT SALESROOM Visit the . Basement Salesroom For Women’s and Misses’ Well-Tailored Suits, Coats, Skirts and Dresses at Low Prices een Basement Salesroom Suit Section specializes at low pricey in well-tailored, smartly-styled Outer Garments for women ang misses, and is featuring some especially good values in the new Spring purchases now on display. Suggestions: f New WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SUITS AT $18.50— Russian blouse, Cutaway and Plain-tailored models in services weaves of Whipcord, Serge and Fancy Suitings. Colors include sayy 1¢, brown, gray, black, black-and-white stripes and shepherd checked Excellent values at $18.50. WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SKIRTS, $2.95— Very good values in Skirts of Diagonals, Whipcords, Voile Mixtures, designed in plain and paneled models, straight Colors include Sizes from and Fancy cut and with side-plaits to give extra fullness. brown, tan, navy-blue, gray, taupe, black and cream. Price $2.95. 22 to 29, waist measure. WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SILK DRESSES, SPECIAL $10.85 Well-tailored Dresses of charmeuse, messaline and pongee silk, for afternoon and general street wear, in new Russian blouse, tunic and draped skirt styles. Sizes 16 and 18 years; 34 to 44. Excep- tional value at $10.85, Bacement Sateseel 23-Inch Foulard Silks at 58c Yard ELL-WOVEN and ard Silks of go: weight for making up into pretty Summer frocks, offered im a select range of stripe, dot and figured Copenhagen blue, black. fammets: oa! Values in Children’s Millinery HILDREN'S Hemy i nd-brim serviceable Foul- }f » Hats in bonnet mush- C room effects, trimmed with small bouquets | and shapes, srr designs, in navy-blue, old rose, brown and value at 58¢ the yard | PLAIN MESSALINE SILKS, 58¢ YARD | Twenty-three inches wide, in black, navy- | k and blue flowers, shirred ribbons, | iffons, $1.95, $2.45 and $2.95. Children’s Milan Hats in prevailing col- | ors, tastefully trimmed, $1.95 and $2.45. . | blue, brown, tan, red, garnet, Alice-blue J . y i $1.48; penne oun Hemp Hats, $1.45; | yellow, peach, pink, emerald, lavender, Milan, $1.25 light-blue, dark-Nell-rose, white and cream; the yard, 58¢. New French Bouquets, an especially pop- WASH SILKS AT 95¢ YARD— Thirty-two-inch Wash Silks, heavy qual ity, in white ground with lavender, blug and black yard, 95¢. —Basement ng this season, 45¢ and 65c Flower Trimmings in a wide assortment 15c to $1.45. —Basement Salesroom of new effects, stripes; Salesroom ‘ New Five-Button Oxford, $3.00 NEW 5-button Oxford, as pictured, in patent and gum metal calf, made over full round toe last, with Goodyeat| welt sole and military heel. Sizes 2% to 7, widths A to | Price $3.00. Women’s 14-button Black Suede Boots with cravenetiil cloth top, with Goodyear welt sole and Cuban heel. Sizes 2% to 7, widths A to D. Price $3.00 pair. Women’s 14-button Boots of patent Vidi in patent leather, black velvet and black satin, | kid, with cravenette top, hand-turned of ing upper, Goodyear | Goodyear welt sole and medium-height welt sole and medium low hel. Sizes 2% | heel Sizes 2% to 8, widths A to Dy to 7, widths A to D, $3.00 pair. | Price $3.00 pair. —Basement Salesroom. Sample Lingerie Waists| Women’s Cotton Union Special 95c Suits, 60c T HIS Thursday special is made up of OMEN’S Fine-gauge about 120 dainty Lingerie Waists— Suits, le yitne bo ught at a concession. e lawns, Cotton Union medium-weight, in knee with Dutch neck and one-quarter W | length, or elbow sleeves, 60c | Boys’ Balbriggan Cotton Shirts and and | Drawers, soft and light-weight, special 25¢ High and Dutch-neck styles, | garment Women's Soa Mercerized Lisle Hos- , linen heel and toe, 25¢ mulls and voiles are the the Waists are well-made and trimmed with good laces, materials, insertions embroidery with sailor collar or roll collar and cuffs; | thre 36 and 38 r sleeves iery, seamless foc Special 95¢. —Basement Salesroom. long or Sizes, prin- cipally pair, | —Basorment Art Ticking Special 15c Yard ANCY Art Ticking for mattresses, pil- lows, Salesroom Luncheon Cloths Special 15c and 19c WO styles, both of heavy linen-finished |F poses, fabric, and both measure 30x30 inches box coverings and other put and white, green and red, and green combinations, 33 special 15¢ yard. in blue Luncheon Cloths with hemstitched bor- Fi pecial and tan, pink spec | der and one row of drawn-work, tee | inches wide, Curtain Nets in desirable patterns fo drawn-watk) ape: | camps, bungalows and summer homes ecru and cream, 18c¢ and’2Sc yard Luncheon Cloths with hemstitched bor ders and three rows of cial 19¢, --n nt Salesroom, ‘ ase Heavy quality Plain Denim, in green, red, brown and blue, 36 inches wide, 18 | yard. THE SUMMER STYL E BOOK, 5c | Seventy-four pages of Summer Fashion | Fancy Nets, in ecru and cream color | fifteen designs to che 45. inches | Pattern Section, First Floor | | wide, and illustrations news ose from 45c yard