The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 29, 1916, Page 8

| Front-lace Corsets. | been taken care of in the new models, and at prices ‘that have never before been offerd. WE HAVE | Corsets are favorites. Pike Street——— Second Avenue Union Street ~Elliott 4100 50 Pieces of Yard Wide Pongee Silks At a Special Price for a Day Silks, full allover Dresses with range yd Plain 6 and Figured Pongee inches wide, in nice designs, suitable for Spring and Blouses, in a good weight a lustrous finish, both in a good of colars. Special for one day 29 Yard Wide Silk Poplin Special at 59c a Yard 50 pieces of heavy Silk Poplin in blaci check pattert and a full line of the new S ge shade news and most splendid wearing material for suits and and dresses Taffeta * 36 All Silk Crepe We Chine 40 Inches Wide, 95c 4 d. The Crepe de Chine we offer at 95c a All Silk Domestic Pongee in natural yard is a firm, heavy quality Ik, and | color; firm, heavy Silk that gives the best | 40 inches wide; ideal washable silk for | of service for Summer dresses, coats and blouses and underwear waists EXTRA—EXTRA—EXTRA LESS THAN THEIR COST AT THE FAC are beautifully embroidered, others lace tailored styles. In all sizes. SECOND FLOOR, NORTH SPRING AND SUMMER MODELS OF ‘GOSSARD FRONT-LACE CORSETS ARE HERE IN THE CORSET SHOP For Spring we have such a great variety of Gossard Every conceivable figure type has “GOSSARDS” FOR YOUR FIGURE AT $2.00, $2.50, $3.50, $5.00, $6.50 and $8.50 The one definite style note which every woman ap- preciates knowing, is that the medium and low-bust The waistline is normal, skirt length reasonable and the material beautiful. —Third Vieor a FOR ONE DAY ONLY Women’s Fiber Silk son Cotton Hose in black and tan; double tops; Children’s Hose of fine and white; also Infants’ Cashmere imperfections). WOMEN’S $ “Gunther's’ black ribbed Hose $1.25 AND $1. 30 SILK HOSE, ’ Silk Hose, black and colors, UPPER MAIN FLOOR FOR THE THIRD BUSY DAY AT THE Nearly all numbers, in black or white; 3 spools to a customer at this reduced price. Hair Pins, in shell or amber | Hooks and Eyes in black and color; six pins to the box; | wh sizes 0 to 4; 2 dozen medium size; Hook 4 2 dozen Eyes 2c a box BOG) ws card Common Pins. 400° to the paper; QU price Dr. Parker's 25c Waist and Hose medium size Pins with good yy several style sharp points; Supporters in binck and white; | Plated: in several styl | & paper . 2c sizes 2 to 14 19c 2 cards for $1.75 Papier Mache Bust Forms, each Sewing Silk, 100-yard spools, in | long hip effect; covered with 10¢ Three-in-One Machine white and colors | black Jersey cloth 95 good for all sorts of machinery spools for 10c | each . C special, a 7c 2be Dress Shields, Kletnert’s, O. | Curling trons; large and me-| bottle M. O. or Natad, in No guar = sioner wood solid iron’ | Darning Cotton in black, white to wash with wood handles; 5 or tan; 45 ds to the each ..... C | spool; special, 4 spools for 5c . Custom- Made Knickerbockers For Real Stout Boys or Real Small Boys Fine custom-made Knicker | bockers for boys that are haru é | to fit. These Knickerbocker Everythi®ig, Needed for Out- | a*© from rt end “ Sports | uitings from merchant tailors’ FOR TENNIS—FOR BASE. stock hey are made in BALL—FOR GOLF. ght or knickerbocker styl And whichever of these health Sizes 3 to 8 years, $1.75 and ful outdoor sports yeu enjoy | ¢7 0) f 1 most our Sporting Goods Sec 7, ae 0 pai eh: mall ‘ tion can furnish you with every Sizes 30 to 36-inch waist eee accesso at moderate | measure, $3.00 a pair—tor prices price: stout boy Upper Mata Floor, A Free Indoor Golf Course IT. PAYS .TO for those ‘interested in the Read the Book before you Royal Game.—-Fourth Floor. | both of them the better I Root Hose in black 2,500 of Our Newest $1.95 and $2.45 Silk Blouses at $1.69 on For one day we will sell new Silk Blouses at $1.69—and they’re just as pretty as can be—of silk crepe de chine, Geor- gette crepe, heavy Jap silk, shadow lace and tub silks. Some trimmed, 2,500 Pairs of Women’s and Children’s Stockings 13c Pr. and tan; silk cotton (some gt Peari medium card; for Se and 10¢ Beauty Pins ig or cr ‘29C A Yard can Silk in Fancy Stripes, 36-Inch, $1 Yard A collection of Silks, showing all the striking ndid quality inches wide $1.25 Heavy Pongee Silk) a Yard W ide, at 69c Yard | —Upper Mata Floor, ORY DOOR tucked or S > Pee “ay y \ i Bur- with black slight lisle in have 85c PAIR » to 10, Barbour’s 13c Linen Thread, 3 Spools 25c ARTERLY SALE fine for heavy sewir OF NOTIONS ver 5c In small dozen 2 card Buttons, apectal ADVE RTISE the play 2 n the ects in fancy | gold- | | | | | | | | THE SEATTLE HE BON MARCHE PLAYING "HOME SWEET Home with ONE FINGER. a RETURNING FROM MERRY PARTY In a San Francisco cabaret Mra. Edward FL Hinricks found her husband, a member of the Pioneer | Radiator Co., dead by his own band I DEFECTIVE FLUES RESPONSIBLE f nearly destroy home of J. L. Wiliams, 4541 3 4:40 a.m. Part of the furniture and the exterior of were mved, The loss was covered by insurance when flames Tuenday, at rame structure yotween University Star, was identified He bad been a rest MAN WHO FELL DEAD ON SECOND AVE and Seneca sts, Monday morning, as told tn The in the day an of Pouateh of Puget sound years dean of Har PROFESSOR ROSCOE POUND SELECTED as now vard law school, it was reported Monday J. B. HAZELL, PRESIDENT of Northwestern association, gets year | ff in prison for land frauds in Oregon. FRENCH LINER ESPAGNE SAILED from New York Monday, un-/ jarmed, and with only nine of the passengers originally booked GEORGE WHITE, MARINE FIREMAN, KNOCKED DOWN and ji dragged by auto at Fourth and Union Monday night, when hie foot | caught In a wheel, BERLIN REPORTS THAT ZEPPELIN RAIDS on Engiand have ef- fected great damage CITY OF TACOMA PLANS BIG DRIVE to kil! rats in town, start ing Tuesday morning BODY OF LIEUT. GOV. JOHN M. ESHELMAN, in charge of 1. J. Moma of Low Angeles and Philip Swing of El Centro, was taken to the widow's home, on Fifth ave, Los Angeles, to remain until Th day, when it is to He in state under military guard at the city ball. €. W. KEARNS, FORMER OLYMPIA SALOON KEEPER, arrested on information charging grand larceny Monday HENRY JAMES, FAMOUS NOVELIST, naturalized Briton, died in London Monday CHEMICAL PLANT AT WOBURN, MASS., COST OF RESCUING WRECKED hunters and fishermen in South eastern Alaska comes high, so Ketchikan Commercial Club wants re‘ cutter stationed there during winter m born tn America, but a blew up Monday PERSONS AMENABLE TO INCOME TAX LAW MUST FILE re port not later than March 1 or be subjected to penalty IMPERSONATOR SIGNS NAME of university men to checks total ing $25 Monda CAMPAIGN BILLS of Otto Case, RH phine were $150.75, $40 and $324.57, respec Thome®on ar tivel 4 Thomas Mur TESTS MADE AT UNIVERSITY OF OREGON show only three freshman girls have good feet and none have perfect toe line. High-heeled and pointed-toed shoes the cause SENATOR CUMMINS OF IOWA, SEEKING presidential nomina tion by republicans, has opened campaign headquarters GREAT BRITAIN MAY PERMIT IMPORTATION of big shipment of dyes from Rotterdam to United States DECISION ON APPEAL of officers of the Western Fuel Co. from for fraudulent weighing of imported coal is expected this United States circuit court of appeals at San Franciscc A JURY OF WOMEN to try Mrs. Mary Tennant in Richmond, Cal on a charge of battering her husband with a washboard, was sought at her request sentences week from the sf ° MORPHINE ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN SERVED with mashed potatoes made Mike Ades’ business so good that San Francisco police grew suspiclous. That's why M charge of violating the #tate poison Iaw today SCARCITY OF DYES | fashion decree that men must we aanig © ed by hatters as the reason for the lighter colored hats this season THE CEREMONY OF “RECEIVING THE HABIT” will be con ducted by Archbishop Edward J. Hanna at San Jose, Cal, Thursday when Miss Gertrude Center of Oakla Misa Alice Moynihan of Den-| ver and Miss Mary McDonald of Seattle ome Carmelite nuns. result of al today asked | her brother Rerryesse AFTER BEING SEPARATED family quarrel, Mra, Mary McGc San Francisco the San J police to ald her in seeking a reunion with Alexander Basford, 50, belleved to be a rancher in the trict inc abyhood as the a dis GOODMAN, San Francisco salesmen, Cab, as the result of an automobile acct H. B. ROGERS AND C are in a hospital in Monterey, dent ENGINEERS ROMERO AND RAMOS, representing Gov Cantu, of Lower California, were examining the land around the Tia Juana race track to determine the advisability of building a bulkhead to turn the Tia Juana river back in to its old course. Betaban STATE DEPARTMENT GIVES PERMISSION for the de fensively armed liners Verdi and San Guglielmo to leave New York. Their cases have been considered since Friday, ! Begins Wednesday OR this occasion we FREDERICK @NELSON) Semi-Annual Sale of WOMEN’S BOXED HOSIERY quote exceptionally attractive prices on Black Stockings of our regular, carefully-chosen qualities, when by the box. 1 1 re tah 1 The ¢ t 1% € tie € | {6 pairs; t k qu 3 pa ! 6 PAIRS FOR $1.25 Women’ Silk le t a> garter top double le, heel and toe / pair $1.2 + h reinforced garter top and foot, be 6 PAIRS FOR $1.50 6 PAIRS FOR $2.00— Begins Wednesday Women’ bought Women’s “Rialto” Black Sill Women's Fine Black Silk-lisle Stock Stockings with 4-inch garter top ings with four-inch garter top and double sole, heel and toe, box double sole, heel and toe, box of 6 pairs, $1.50. pairs, $2.00. 6 PAIRS FOR $1.75 6 PAIRS FOR $2.25. Women's Fine Black Lisle Stockings Women's Black Fiber-silk Hosiery with fiber-silk boot and strongly re- with flare top of lisle and double heel inforced foot, box of 6 pairs, $1.75 and toe, box of 6 pairs, $2.25 6 PAIRS FOR $2.50 Womer Black Silk-lisle Stockings knit from finest Sea Island yarn and strongly re four-inch garter hem and double sole, heel and toe, box of 6 pair The siery in the Sale is priced in boxes of 3 pairs, at $2.00, $2.50, 3.75 and $5.00, The New Hats at $3.95 and $5.00 The Basement Salesroom’s First Floor. Colors + That Charm in HADOWY tones of blue, pink, mais, biscuit, coral, flamingo, green, seal and violet make the Millinery displays a verit- able rainbow of color, and the Hats them- selves vary as widely in style. Side by side with severe tailored effects are charming Dress Hats, with very high or very flat trimmings—the modes moment for matron and miss Two very and $5.00. featured in the Salesroom in ty at $1.00 y The large, Cream, pink, Shell-pink, M Reseda, Emerald, z tottle-gre: Navy, R Wistaria, Light-, Dark-gray qua color including and dium Go 1 values at Just received, a very ard Ciel-blue, Medi and } and Dark-brown of the interesting groups—$3.95 —Basement Salesroom. 36-Inch Taffetas $1.00 Yard —this favorite material for Spring suits and frocks is Basement good assortment is Ivory, Flesh- ais, Nile, Russian Art Li $1.00 New Suitings $1.25 Yard smart salt Outer Garment Values —* Ke eects in Spring Are Ever Attracting a Wider Circle for more and more people are learning of the attractive styles and the good fabrics and workmanship which consistently mark this Salesroom’s garment offerings, at what- ever the arrivals: At Left $1.25 yard Suiting number col of Keen Buyers sem ‘ ors for Spring, wide, New price. These from the new Spring At Right Mixtures new 56 inche $1.25 yard Basement Sale: in a light room. Wash Goods Arrivals Black and — clcked Naw: “Bile oF oiemn ERCERIZED Cot serge 1s usec y | . | s e te « for thi Capantaber Sah a3 Poplins, so desirable smartly flaring suit. Silk : fy women's wash frocks collar and green messaline lack Panama cloth, and children’s wear, in a lining. May also be had trimmed with — self-col- g00d selection of edlors, 27 in plain serge; navy, black, ored and gold thread em. 'ShES: Wide, BBE yard Copenhagen, tan, green, — broidery Smart yoke 4 new shipment of Dress gray or wistaria Price 4 ‘ aS Ginghams includes large $15.00. top skirt. Price $15.00, novelty plaids and Roman-stripes in many yrett colo In Center Mace aittey okies New Top Coat of black or navy-blue gaberdine, with school dresses. ‘Twenty- black and white striped silk collar and peau de soie seven inches wide, lining. Price $10.00. 12%¢ yard t Ba. ent Salesroom conn se SR: ee ad. i: aie ul