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STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1917. PAGE 7 |/Boom Town Thrills | | | Fraser PatersonCo [poo on es FREDERICK &NELSON | | ‘Basement Salesroom | An Important Clearance of | at American Lake A great many Seattle women look regularly to Frederick & Nelson’s Basement Salesroom 30) DAY TIMIE 10 DIRK ESSES | for real help in working out well-laid purchasing plans to the utmost economical " advantage. Few shopping tours are complete that do not include a At $10 Each visit to this popular salesroom. Formerly $15.75 to $25 . Phone—Main 7100 THE DISPOSAL OF Taffetas, pongees,wool crepe and serges; white, | tan, reseda, navy blue | and brown. Good styles. A clearance of broken lots and odd garments. | All at one price, $10 Ea. | Women’s and Misses’ Outer Garments ‘ Remaining From Earlier Displays White Canvas Pumps | MHIS is the occasion for sharp reductions to close out Women's and Reduced to Misses’ Suits, Coats and Dresses remaining from earlier displays, $2 35 Pair WHEN THE WORKMAN PA THE GUARDS 14 THE MO" A BRASS TAG IS PINRED OW Him | preparatory to taking inventory. Included: Girls’ Wash Dresses | WOMEN’S Pumps in | | Silk and Cloth Suits, redu t Wash Dresses, reduced to $3.95. the graceful long- Special $2.19 | $12.35 and $16.85. $6.95. 39.55. a ietone ed te . t ne e patho SATL RDAY. oftevine i | Street and Sports Coats, re ly ed te Silk Sports Skirts, rat - py t Ae! alin eed [ on aaily oh 2h a $3.25, $4.75, $6.95 and $9.85. | $3.85. Basement Salesroom good vaine at $2.85 75 and $2.95 se —— -4 pats Basement Salerroom ¢ tractive, new, cesiral le | chambray, plain and st 1 | ing: ° ny Geng rie | oven rwery | |] A New Showing: Novelty Tub Skirts, $1.50 : | . Saturday special . $2.19 25a Wan Saeed | Whi S . H . ’ j - 0 co. Taira § Paowuens wee fy SURO amon ite Satin Hats KETCH ° onpe , STOPPRD AMD QUCKL “ : New White Billie Burke Examines der GS i. $5.00 and $6.50 a ' . f | DI. . ‘ Dresses for Women By Mabel Abbott | — ot q t AMERICAN LAKE, July 6.— ~y H' IW to bridge the gay NEW popula Any ene who Lo oe aoe tween summerand ea a present at the bir of a fron \ a Serviceable wt nb pleated effects with idea of the impression given | J wered in these new White nd careful tailor large sailor collar, sport pockets oo babe by the first stage of the con ; (ie OS ing ec rs Lt ected ee te struction of the army canton an ria = “i os 6 pme and outing wear deat a+ Anierions seare heen “are at nae? The Skirt at left aah a tag ace anc . The beginning of the canton fou} Pie & : s of natural-color “ae ment construction is really ‘ r cr Jrooping or t inn: tinius i. | } By H. P. Burton four miles beyond the mobili | ¢ $3 n-finished crash DETROIT, Mich, July 6.—Jas th np at the lake, . pot pattern | New Elastic Corets cOETROLT, Micha July 6-—Jon | zation camp at the lake, near | ‘ hdioytivipy ints ire RT Se 8 | 000, and credited! the middie of a brown and yel- | anhce cay pt vith large pockets NEW shipment weeks with being the tow prairie, girdled by neat aa aete am extending from the | | ; richest man in rgreens, like Christmas a 2 se Pom belt. Price hie eedinen 1 1 re hgh ad of ly a typical boom town by ss The Skirt at right is of poplin, in combination stripe aap beginning An esting colle $5.00 and $6.50. and spot pattern of green, blue or rose on white ground. $2 real life, he ( z F hie Pay in plain rose, blue and green ri a 2 ‘adh Homing weavery white grosgrain I , blue and green, with strapped ay i ' ; | } $1 | Ford create and ribt art Sailor tured, faced with pockets. Price $1 200: —Basement Salesroom, | 4 Wraser-Paterson Re Fr | develop his gi- fo satin and centered with tassel ornament. Price eee | —— - J gantic automo. h ear a ‘ vet $6.50. Basement Salesroom. | 9 bile business he r a P " b . | Women’s Summer cenaldere eh agin Dance mall Boys Wash Suits, 95c | = = eon with hi A ‘ ae. for ite size, the Administra * | with his new job, police com sine ta itiene, renaiae Bathing Caps —_ Hose Supporters pa HESE Summer Suits for little fel- a 4 | ° ° missionership of Detroit. + DIO mts Now he has the underworld to! | fight, the grafting politicians and with these the courts. For Jim Couzens is on trial for contempt ewnens, might be the dance 4 ae thout which no frontier tows 25c 10c Pair ley one are in Junior Norfolk style, het..tae ta y and made of serviceable Chambray, Ro BBER BATHING C GreaRENe BOS pi, Gingham, Indian Head and Galatea, 4 ncom mission : eel with long or short sleeves. In plain \f eae Gieck Wf he 8 e | Suits, in band top style, top hemstitched and the The outcome may mean success or , rs on. eithes ' ic, red 7 ‘ ‘ . 1 i " a real estate office an 254 es I s 1 garment strongly reinforced where neec Sizes 4, 5 sh ahi to his campaign for a clean| ME i san ata Gare green, purple, black and a white, tan, blue and gray, also striped P&E ETE, eRe peeahescss : eves. GL2E | Canis Sierik Ot Hireauiiy houses across the dusty road mig tan, in plain and frilled w and colors, va ihe patterns. Sizes 3 to 7 years. Price —Out-sizes at ... ipsa se $1.50 |i] “My short experience in the job| %* saloons 7 - ar across the styles, 25¢ lengths, the pair 10¢. — B5e. | -Women’s extra-length Vests, in stitched band aAght mo one bis |Drerreneus, wireten, irrenuiay ose Basenent Salearoom & 4/7 “ TAPELESS BLOUSES, 29¢— top style; sizes 4, 5 and 6 ... 50¢ . , “lof little wooden stakes, ke the ee ait Gingham, Percale z , A ptaterdie sauce Ci ag rat \ he Alnehis orep ale oe eee See pr Ec, xingham, Percale and Chambray | ry $s Hevea ze v4 extra g mand top Vests trom Nava t00| ee nce are P ] H Blouses in plain colors and light | lesh and white; sizes eo n SS a 65e¢ . 1 1 even half Pleo aie ercaieé ouse and dark striped patterns, with military or sports ff id joer. at this jc of ‘cleaning * f] = hing Northern 1 Pacific railroad « collar. Sizes 6 to ‘15 years. Price 29c | Dresses $1. 50 BOYS’ SHIRTS, 50¢e— | streets-to-be, andthe s simple—like or or running a fac-|'"88 8nd still she mply-styled House Dress These Shirts have the sports collar and short a mo y? fast is n } 1 } 7 9 Fegva Phar ir 2 pe Peet lee chat ¥ rt t sleeves that boys like for Summer wear. They are ff Pima @ al S thing more nor leas than | Of it one day tru made of chambray, madras and percale. Sizes 12% | . whole secret | The 800 work to 141 Basement Salesroom. | s Remarkable July Cle: earance of | t ters moved ¢ splendid | wrong is in the w were swallow and can be checked by well-intentioned forces, and HOW each offer A ® been 80. will the project By the end of the week there “31.50. Novelty Collars Women’s Vests | wax Rasement Salesroum Like Mining Camp hy 1600. b ‘ platy 5 Detroit the tant | DY 1,500, hou he first unit of 15c 10c, 13c and 15c | decade a at jevably, Chea 200-man barra now rising be . ’ ° id * pecial. .$1.00 ss saloons and dens ot tween the forks of the spur track Children Ss Stockings blots ED in this low- Cr VESTS in low special. .$1.95 have x t » contractors, Serie sasee Co . priced collection are neck, sleeveless style, in pe | 2.9. had here a ie n f Tacoma, estimate wed OF, OY P. Fancy Stocks, Waite Pique : i airs | ra uanh” fa) ee these low places got Guard Against Aliens HILDREN’S Black Cotton Lace-trimmed and Plaited Torchon lace yoke. Priced at ‘4 eo was at « These men, of cour Stockir is aha edge Dutch Collars. Attrac 7 | s a splendid assort ger g had to be done, riians. The fe nin kt : oe eae tive values at 15e, 10¢, 1%¢ and 15¢, re f good styles made mind that altho hu. to the constructing quarterm weave, sizes 7 to 10, 18¢@ pair; 2 pairs for 25e. —Basement Salesroom. —Basement Salesroom. B ad 1 The Hats are all man natur 11d not be changed a ent or the truck pany Basement Salesroom, | de of h ft could be gely kept a precaution against alien en ies 1 Le aides | influencea 1¢ law was with mies entering the cantonment with eateriath—they-ate "Street walking was stopped at this great temporary population of H WWomen’s New Beach Suits, $4.90 an trimmed in the sea once. Music and drin ng Was fe workmen from all over North Mar J e P son’s correct mod bidden in the houses. Rigid west, every man must give a full S light-weight and ol-looking as midsummer d | y umps els with flowers, | tems of medical examinations were account of himself before he ts A S . be pa ahiGn , instituted hired, including his nationality, the mands are these two-p Suits of natural-color 1 40 1 6 bons In this way we could limit the| place where he wan last employed aatnaeh ss ‘ be patchet ted ne . © . be an Pah of the tendertoin. and much other Informe jon, on a es ette, which eas patch-poc . d skit Fae rned BEES: : a sete? ’ | impor could also find out which card which te file¢ way. This with spots of rose, blue, green and brown and con SSES' anc hildren’s t offers many of t alues of the wanted to get out of the life, 1 | Serves also for Identification in case bining plaits and gathers for fullness; and coat of the Patent Leather Mary ble. t H help them do so of accident f § “ season on new, desirable, fashionable ats help a tape ft v * lain color with large collar and cuffs of the sy t Tane Pumps with whit ee Underworld Fights Back Each man {8 given a plat i 4 ar and ¢ f the spot pat I 1 white Four lots..$1.00, $1.95, $2 and $4.00 “So far {t was easy. But putting| Which is registered on anothe tern material enameled sole and_ heel; oa —-~—- sor-Paterson Co, Third Floor. | |i\the method into practice I soon and as h sea the guard in the excellent fitting. Sizes ae or . s v4 ame Morning, outing and camping wear are a few of learned, was a far different matter, morning a brass tag pinned on n g " g ‘ “ 2 ~ 10 > leavie'a single movement the en.|him, showing his right to be at the uses for these Suits. Price $4.90. SiGe pair; 8% te $1.60 pair; 12 to 2, tire underworld cliqued together Work : Rt Renearoomn, x ney for defense. And every crooked Prowlers Quickly Examined White Canvas Mary Jane Boys’ and Girls’ Tan Lotus politician began his secret re.| And any one prowling around the i E of Plain a pulling. | site unexplained is stopped and ash Veilin ee ths Cis. Pumps with leather sole Calf Play Oxfords with “| have begun the first real ed to state his business with dis y - mesh and heel, for Misses, Chil chrome-tanned leather fight of my life. For the first | couraging frequency cili da chtact dren and Growing Girls. In soles. Sizes 6 to 8 ght y n black, navy 35 a time in my life, | am dealing | Near the edge the present Cc d brown, edged with sizes 8% to 11, $1.35 r In those mysterious, dynamic /work, the truck company's tents } velvet band and 11% to 2, $4.75 pair; 2% pair elements that make up ‘human- | stand in a row, and the trucks trun ; 1 velve rand and | ce wanes 75 ; i Sl —VIA THE ity. For every move | make [die up and awa again like ele ranging from 40 to 45 inch also black Drape | 9° 6, $2.00 pair pair : $2.25 pair. | must expect a blow in return. | phants Veils in 45-inch size, with der. Price 50¢. Basement Salesroom. But thru it | am going to find Motor Truck Business-Like BAsemeat: Beare out what life really is!” | The army truck is the beast of So Jim Couzens; the fifty-million- | yurden of the constructing quarter:| — mca —— “ WERE USA ar chief of police, followed the! sagter's departme : ai | of vice right into the courts,| ° tly prea | hill elimb: A favorite, tho am Thursday at the Palace Hip is|actor, will be seen at the Wilkes unt National Education Association Spl odds ccd tpaearpay alc sritish “motor-to ts be piguous term for motor trucks, is} TVBNR ATR headed .by Fred Zobedie & Co. a|theatre next week in “The Adium duly T-14 sie tail and Gee west stent ea |( Ce ete tx aloDs “army mules,” notwithstanding that troupe of good entertainers. They |sador.” He has come from New 12 ‘ mto ” anc jo " ‘ * shellawept road i ‘? € and g¢ . r miley e part of “ } . me: 2, inclusive. G ; ’ ome real arm ire par co some remarkable equilibristic to appear in thi t « cited for contempt of! , * ie P i RP ppear in this play, in three splendid da i Rew ‘ a Ream sity 0 ich a any one feature, te he equipment at nobilization yds ts of the new show at Wr im an original manner he will take the leading part, ou é f merican motor truck is the thing camy five acts of the new show at) che “Four Old Veterar in Wil es is author of se thru the police department, to : f availa : d a hie ‘ d_ Veteran i of several dra- Lv. Seattle...11:15 A.M. 3:45 P. M. 10:45 P. eee Riise bade iregeets that makes th avelly ronds at! A driver may be a “jitney Jockey the Orpheum proved of good ual-|wphe spirit of "61," reenacted the ¢ sketches aa). hee “caaiae hono e judge's for a ni merican lake grim ance 1siness- or a “shover ity, and t how as a whole isi cidents of mp life in the civ ipal > Soelaua nectean, Ha are tenced | re eee fiae a whole 18 incidents of cam 1 the civil/pr'neipal in many Eastern suc Ar. Portland . 5:55 P. M. 10:00 P. M. 6:00 A. Wee deve if; tail aaa retanses Ch oe t a agate dan A dle, Av Societe ge hes pe Eugene war, with music, song, dances and | cesses - gall, was t ah string of 30 army trucks, load- and the many other epithets as yet| Le jas thus far provided a little comedy fannie Moai Lv. Portland. 12:30 A. M. 10:00 A. M. 5:00 P. corpus and intends | eq with, for instauce, wooden water jatent in the fertile fancy of the! Don and Patty were a riot with|" ince Nelacn and Malcolm Ea-| to the supreme rekon : ne Prog aai ar. the Malan pipe for the cantonment, somehow| soldier boys, is the word by which|their comedy patter, the Majestic |pie have «skit. called Clothes} OROPPED DEAD AT PICNIC Ar. Seattle .. 7:30 A.M. 4:15 P. M. 11:15 P. court |carrles sudden conviction to the be-|the American motor truck will also| ‘Trio scored heavily in their own \fake the Woman,’ and seem to | By United Press Leased Wire poe | holder that this war is not a Fourth) gg down to fame when the war and| “Chicken Ra and calliope special prove this theory | WENATCHEE, July 6—G. W. offers the traveling public Cour- ALEY CHANGES PLANS jof July parade é the great cantonments which it Is| tes, Lite and Weight were a laugh |" Lots of good comedy and splen-| Sampson, manager offghe Leaveit- a equipment. riadant hokak t. Aav, of the It also Inspires a willingness to calling into being are both part of| because she is only a fraction of ¢iq dancing are provided by Chad-| worth Mercantile company's branch serve. Ti-rent exceptionally M|National Educational association, | Concede the larger half of the road. /the country’s history eae Pee Act Is fast, Daw-| wick and Taylor + |store at Winton, dropped dead good meain, and pular with our patrons il] not arrive in Seattle Friday, as| The? lad drivers have their : ooo nee tole coerce’. | La Varde and Wilson, have an/irom heart disease while on an as expected, but will come some- |OW" Pet t for their mounts with the girl doing a Little 5 attractive offering of song, dance |cuting at Lake Wenatchee, Thurs i r |coined on the spur of the moment F imitation of a pre sort, and " a r further information, tickets, ete., apply time after July 14 | . and music day. ; = s and according to mood 4 Vv aldo Brothers are among the best The Robey ‘Trio. to ainging anf ae ee : ; |" “Three-Ton Baby Carriage” By United Press Leased Wire of athletes on the Roman rings Nita aileakaditha Crowle City Ticket Office FUND COMMITTEE MEETS A truck that is rumbling obedil-| NEW YORK, July 6.—Sweeney,| Theda Bara, in “The Tiger Wom. |P@tte BOARDS NEARLY READY [8] Cc | bi d Se d The men's fund committee of | ently along is affectionately referre jockey, famous 35 years ago on/in,” was the big photoplay offer- | By United Press Leased Wire } olumbia an cond Avenue. B company A. Second Washington |to as a “three-ton baby carria lifornia tracks, was found in| ing. ‘The same bil runs vary Sat | WILKES WILL PLAY OLYMPIA, July 6.—Gov. Lister . infantry, will hold a meeting in the|Should the same truck misbehave Sing Sing prison, serving a 20-year |urday night as announced that all local ex. al Phone Elliott 560%, or King St. (Union Station), Phone Main 6601 assembly hall of the Seattle Cham-|on an up-grade, however, its master sentence for mu by his sister HERE NEXT WEEK sapere boards of the state except arching for her|PALACE HIP ber of Commerce and Commercial | may describe it contemptuously to who has been » | jene, in Division No, 8, Seattle, are Club Friday evening, at 8 o’clock.' his neighbor at mess as a “down. brother for many years, The new Dill which opened Ernest Wilkes, widely known ‘peady for service,

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