The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1916, Page 14

slemiaiaad nea aiaieninieeresamenimanenee en Raa mete eer rR ison ers mann peg ORE tl ee ENN ASE oar TTLE DIRL THE SEA Second Avenue Union Street Cihott 4100 FOR CHILDREN’S DAY—SATURDAY Special Values in Children’s Coats At $3.95, at $4.95 at ee 95, at t 96. 95 with 1 bit t tyle t t 1 in eet yles, trim ed with velvet plush or fur » hand Matel collars and cuffs, } ts. t P rdu y far mixtu elines, Boys’ W ool Union Suits at 85c SAE jap wetD L EARN ME To SPIT ty ) Ay” “Seconds” of -§ ¥D¢t = Children’s Day Sal E ; Su econde” © aa war DD y BiTBacco JUICE THROUGH Al § duu $1.50 lines, with very light imperfection ray on ‘ + to 16 ye 3 Re’ Ray UP} CAR WINDOW ON HIM, Ne solti to dealers | wien We win Cotton Union Suits at 50c ld standard of value in boys’ ar 1? for boys 2 to 12 Children’s In spite of rising prices, the same Sed cotton Union Suits. White for girls, years, 65c. ' Little Feet Should Be — Shod For Dry Shoes Are Essential to Good ~— These Cold, ome Autumn hep 30-for Children’s Day the Shoe Shop br 1 made ound Wearing School Shoes, and prepares to fit « * heavy ; 4 Main Floor gray yea —Uppe: arefully every little pair of | ‘Theda Bara’s. Wiles Did | ras its way. Bicyc = we West Children’s School Shoes Children’s School Shoes av Ses of gunmetal calf, made on neat, ful Shoes for the wet weather—of heavy gunmotal 'Carpes last, with soles of oak tanned leather, and | calf, extra heavy oak tanned soles, with full } JESWer Wear well. vamps through to toe. } 1170 MISSES’ 11! TO 2—$2.50 CHILD'S 81, TO 11—$2.50 Not Go With Collector ; Chatts, CHILD'S 8'4 TO 11—$2.25 MISSES’ 1114 TO 2—$2.75 { rapid Children’s School Shoes Bo s’ High Top Shoes if J T > 3 N - hae high top Lace . Dei taitt Bias corr eckael” wens ots hanya O ncome lax In W, Y. om h good wearing, heavy durat d two buckles at the to’ strict yee rool wear. ly solid i - MISSES’ 11!4 TO 2—$3.00 LITTLE GENTS 914 to 12—$3.00 be Baldy methane he Bri hye wei of CHILD'S 8, TO 11—$2.50 YOUTHS’ 12'4 TO 2—$3.50 couldn't use her wiles successfully on Deputy Tax 2 8 24 7 4 oner Becker. Notified that she had been tentatively Boys’ Shoes $2.00 and $2.50 GOVE’ Hh TC ir-oere for $20,000 on personal property, she appeared be \ E erioee Shoes are made of heavy calf leathers, Girls’ Shoes $3.00 fore the commissioner and tried to swear off the assessment “with sole leather tips and y extension soles.| Girls’ - la Over her protest, Becker heid the movie star for $5 BOYS’ 2), TO 5'— | ton style, SSS RES LITTLE GENTS’ 9 to 13—$2.00 500 Trimmed Hats Reduced Mid-Season Millinery Clearance Offers Two Specials for Saturday So that if your early Autumn | not all Noa if you feel that y 7 winter, you'll find wor wHats that have been repriced ' At $3.50 | 3 WOMEN’S TRIMMED HATS FOR STREET : | row toe last, sizes 2% peer Mata Fleer, LONDON, Nor Twenty-five sets of female tresses have been laid on the altar of war hygiene. | The locks were owned by members of the Scottish Women's hos-/ pitals, who are going to Russia for ambulance and hospital work. The! Hon. Evelina Havertield, one of the party, suggested long hair would not make for efficiency. Consequently, without a murmur, the 25 re} crults visited the barber and eme nereed tres tressless, | He OLD TO BE FUNNY, Ht HE IS SUICIDE Koppel, for 55 years a comedt here, tn Milwa nd Cinein 4 his life, H | you expecte and smart for ~ At $6.50 LATEST STYLES IN DRESS AND TAILORED HATS y hanging o he had gro © complained GIRL CURED OF EVIL PERSONALITIES YORK, Nov. 10.—Once af . Miss Dor freed tre suggestion were ¥ cal Research, to free 10}. were a erican her of 1 personal! Exceptic at ‘“ i Pl yehic healer as ar, ‘confessions Trimmed Hats at $ lewest saved the girl from jum, Her shapes, sm mall a due to Injurte te HOW HE MUST HAVE brim styles } to pick IDAHO DEMOCRATIC ancy fe , metal ribbons, fur bands and 1 r trim LOVED THIS MISS! | Be sdidys Ida, Nov, 10.—Democrats 1 all branches of the Ida Ts - | velvet fi ‘ | 95cUntrimmed | Shapes for 59c Nov was on her torr SAN FRANCISCO Misa Elizabeth 1,000 Hat S low price. raity ng to practically o of Chicago st fay * Ballo, lied rim From 9 A. M. a went Beer,” to 12 Only Alexander has been re-elect of less than 1,000. , to visit an| Gov edt way to Barstow, Ca lo, made the acquaintance of an In Women’ S Lew Expensive Wearables tion on the Lower Floor is wir ng at in x ae i en braid pipit Has She Made a Mistake in Hosiery? | No! She’s Following Newest Fashion! | x — —— x White Middy Blouses 50c and 79¢ | Middy Blouses of linene and middy cloth, in slipon s and colored | collars. Plain and yoke front effects, finished with po hand Tie ‘4 _Fine Serge Dresses at $7.50. Winter Coats at Only $7. 69 Smart Coats, good ht A r ng. One model i quite long, with deep col dea fs to match, trim ried with black elvet —Lower Main Floor, i f ' Saturday Specials in the Grocery | The Music Department Bacon 27c a Pound Has Been Moved to the Cudahy Bacon, sliced, 29¢ Ib; by the piece, 27c Ib, Lower Main Floor A. & H, Baking Soda, large ; Armour’s Boulllon Cubes, a doz Padded Maney to Your Old pkg. for ...... Ge | for ADE) ctlier ibs sougsenth 0 Ate Mayflower Coffee, roasted fresh per ip Shells, fine clean to . he 10¢ lafiy. t on“ id ai SoCo. n ie daily, Ib... @r€ | Snyder's Tomato Catsup, a bi aie 4 oe . anut Caramels, New Italian Prunes, guaranteed | tle for = . 206 Lower Main Fido | mew crop, lb..... ile —Fourth Floor, Carry Home Specials in the Delicatessen Pork Sausages 17c Pound SATURDAY SPECIALS IN HANDKI RCHIEFS | Try a te gur dylicious Pork Sausages for your Sun- | Women's Linen and Lawn Hand | | ave any, © & DOend. | kerchiefs, hand find mac hine em. 4 Asad Genain hate, + Washing. | broidered sable she get up late this morning and get all mixed up on her | Vd) ton pro Ibe Women's B: % Well, maybe she got up late, but as to the hosiery, she is not mixed, stoc! Chip Beef, fin per Ib, white and gc 28 qual qual She is wearing the latest New York frivol—the mismated | Tir sive__whop windows and on the main cet i anon ae lating actin bacaGeN STAR FREDERICK®NELSO Basement Salesroom The Modish Large-Collar Styles in New Coats for Women and at $15.00 and $18.50 mes UST received, 100 Coats to sell if 1ese populasy prices, including makers’ amples ®f which ther is only one of a kind. ' They feature the large cape collars of the moment in silk plush or seal plush, {pjain and belted model oatings, Black, Salesroom. ment Chiffon Scarfs $1.50 H™ TITCHED of desirable 56x42 in 50 Trimmed Hats . Reduced to $3.85 Z| "8d collection, of- A’ values in st variety ‘TY tailored sailors 4 lee general-purpose le$ are Velvet Turbans many others, ; ) r colorings Ai juced to $3.85. , vy A ** . 4 Knitted Skating Caps with tassel, in White, Red, Blue 4nd Gray, $1.25. —Basement Salesroom [J measure $1.50. and the s Hats. In —Basement Salesroom. Draped Women’s Merino Union Suits $2.00 OMEN’S Merino Union W 1 of desirable y kle length style with high neck and sleeves or Dutch neck and elbow sleeves. Sizes 5, 6 Basement Sa Small Velvet Hats with Metallic Ornaments Drooping-brim Sajlors in NUM is long Two-Pc. Hoe Dieseea Special 95c IRM, good quality plain Delft-blue is the good-look sketched, an a percale in used for x ise | 6Dress 1 white striped pipin ms the trimming. — ie \ l-mad {1 practical, and ex- s ’ cep Ms na ‘ily ps . value at 95¢. Children Ss | APRONS REDUCED TO 39¢— Sturdy Shoes | Coverall Aprons 3 white checks and Low Priced effects (may be we | = hind and Girls’ Wear- ff dress, if desired), a resisting Shoes, built Aprons in checked ginghams d figured per@l particularly for Winter wear, reduced to 39c. exitietiemauk Chen are especially featured just now in the Basement Sales. room Drawn-Work Scarfs and Squares, 50c EMSTITCHED drawn-work pat- of good, aterial, Some They measure at 5O@ each mateh, 30x30 Boys’ and Youths’ Gun-metal Calf Button and Lace Shoes, built for good service, sizes 10 to 13%, $1.90; 1 to 2, $2 24 to Scarfs in terns, made washable rr with embroic 18x52 inches, Luncheon Squares or Pillow Shams t inches, 50¢ each ed design on e¢ and are moderately priced 1 and black, with chrome- es and buckle fasten Sizes 10 to 13%, —Hasoment Slssroom 50 pair Growing Girls’ 3 r ie ol fo Addo Gunmetal Calf ‘ Neck- nm Shoes. with good-wear. omen Ss re oes ing soles, sizes 2% to 7, $2.45 Neckwear """\"° Bicvcear, Children’s Black Vici Kid Button Shoes siz $1.00 25c 25e¢. h hand-turn T5e pair — me nt Salesroum, “Perfection” Ironing Boys’ Norfolk Suits Cloth Holders, 35c Set (With Extra Knickerbockers } $4.15 HE sturdy gray and brown mfites H slice oy ( loth in these Suits insure durabilis @nd oa i x se a ! extra service is also made gle by sae paleig sizes of the extra knickerbockers. Sizes (to 16 : soards is being years, Price $4.15. demonstrated in the House BOYS’ OVERCOATS of gray ad blue wares Section They are chinchillas and fancy tweeds gpucl —_ easily attached and detached odels, $3.00, Price back and belted m de set $3.50 and $4.00. —Baseme Children’s Co $5.00, $6.00 and IDE selection in mat@l§ colors and styles in the Wing Gats for Aleroom. Laundry Specials | LARGE W ASH BOILER of heavy tin, fit-in cover, FEDERAL No With copper bottom and Special $1.65. CLOTHES DRI} R with girls from 6 to 14 years of& Some poe ame hardwood arms Spe have fur or roll collar, otig Sow the es large collar of the mode tany are SUCTION WASHERS, made of heavy tin, and may be fitted to any Special 25¢, WASH BOARDS with rubbing of composition metal Housewares See made up in rain-proof ma I, Colors broom include Navy, Black, Bro Gay and mixtures Prices, $5.00, $6.0) nd $7.50. —Hasd Blesroom. Stick. surface Special 25¢. tion, Basement,