The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 11, 1917, Page 4

« NS Hosiery Department Women's Pure Lisle Hose 25¢ Pair Tn black or white. , Women's Fiber Silk Hose 69¢ Pair Reinforced _ lisle and toe; all colors. Women’s Silk Hose 85 Pair All colors; two-toned color stripes; extra qual- heel | USEFUL and ACCEPTABLE GIFTS for the Whole Family at McCORMACK BROS. The following will give you can get in some of our departments: you a faint idea of what Infants’ Cashmere Hose 25e, B5e, 50e Nearly all these have silk heel and toe, Colors, black and white. Women’s Suit and Coat Department Cotton Voile Waists All white and white with color stripe ; all sizes, 86 to 58, at 69c, 98e, $1.48, $1.98, $2.50, 8 - Karl: “Now What Was It the Coon Said to Davy Crockett, ': STAR—TUESDAY, DEC. 11, 1917. PAGE 4 That Time?” Fraser-Paterson Co. | PrYTTTTTITi TT dl TOYS--Large Assortments to Choose From DOLILS:---Particularly Wide Varieties ececcecococcccccococcocccccos ity lisle tops. Crepe de Chine Waists Women’s Pure Thread White, flesh, mustard, Silk Hose $1.50 Pair green, new blue 36 All colors, including | to 46. Prices, white and black and white. flesh, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98. | Colors, $4.98, $5. Women’s Silk and Wool . Georgette Crepe Waists Hose $1.35 Pair yy) Le De A sure cure for cold| White, flesh, beetroot, feet, with splendid wear- | taupe, black, navy; sizes ing qualities. 86 to 46. Prices $4.98, —— The Iron Clad Hose for | $5.98, $7.50, $9.50 and = HE big, bright Toy Section, Fifth Floor, is fairly humming with activity. As- boys and girls. They | $10.50, = sortments are being kept complete, but we would advise shopping now. Shop- “cell ote pie Ste Long Crepe Kimonos — = ping in the morning is the most satisfactory, the department is less crowded and a ribbed, . Large assortment of + the salespeople able to give one better service. Fand white. A standard | goiorings and designs brand that has a reputa- | floral and , figured pat. The Toy Department is specializing in Dolls’this season. There are un- | tion. You take no chances | terns: also plain shades usually large and complete assortments of Domestic and Imported Dolls. “a 8175 $1.98 Big Dolls, little ones, Boy Dolls, Girl Dolls, Soldier Dolls, Red Cross Nurses. ing them, as they will | Prices, $1.50, $1.75, $1.98, satisfaction. Sizes | go 9x." s3.98, \ i The assortment is indeed complete. Full-Length Flannelette s Vn Mit —And of Toys, there are all the old favorites and scores of new ideas. Kimonos \\ ‘ya NYY “Vraser-Paterson Co., Fifth Floor Flower and fancy fig- §) =—=—=—=—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—s_ ocigtr| oon ured. Pink, light blue, Se 4 ‘ Women's Wool and | i""tan” Priced $11, ee wate A Splendid Opportumity for Women to 1.98, $2.25 and $2.98, an, te, ta ee | tS Blanket Bath Robes Saw Secure New Wimter Coats for $19.50 We are showing splen- H andsome flower ef- . — s Cashmere | fects, Navajo Indian de- ff ‘ 4 ‘00! lose in plain | gions d Oriental fig- Coats that would retail regularly at $25.00, $27.50, $29.50 each. ribbed. Colors, black | ZnS We." . gray. All sizes from Burg — light” Ney REMARKABLE special purchase of half a hundred handsome, new style to 1014. lear Oxtord, raspberry. | | Coats. The most wanted materials, belted, semi-belted and Empire ‘Women's a! Lisle Hose | Copen, tan. Prices, $2.93 NATURE FAVORS 100 KILLED IN FOXTROTSKY IS styles. Large collars, many of furs, smart pockets and novelty belts. 35 Pai $3.98, $4.98, $5.98, $6.98, —The season's most approved colors; the smartest models for women and miss A complete shades. ir 3 Pairs for $1.00 $7.50. wrt ™ 1 HUN INVADERS See tar Clots Caced Here ON ITALY UNE LISBON REVOLT PANICKY NOW AS ve COSSACKS MOVE list of the fashionable materials, in the most favored Ry United Press Leased Wire 4 Dec. 1 Portugal's mu All in one If you want a new Winter Coat, don’t pass this chance by. se eee ”, come ution cost at least 1 72S YOU BY HENRY WooD 9 wounded in clashes be py United Press Leased Wire Chokes Wt for, COCR... cscccccvcscccccsssecsccvvcsecsscvecdscvoos 4 United Press Correspondent and the ed LONDON, Dee, 1L.—Violent de WITH T FRENCH AR- ting to latent nunclatory charges of terrorism J r MIES IN LY, Dec. 1L— were tmade against the Cossack British and French troops today bgp by ber Belshovind today a oe fet . / front the tnpregnable British grad and reported in dispatehes ae ¢ a iuarem S lippers } ; here declared Cossacks had D AVE. AT VAMES ST Seu teak? wane’ Goreme ant sign Minis’ mmowated une on top of houses A Year's Subscription Gloves or Men 3 on : le Ge y ter om arrived here today, back . poh Hecagr- + yates f M i) — | Austele Brepare thelr greatest from the Paris inter-allied council poche ng Ronen Sn oem! a Fine Gift . : assaults to break thru. meeting to find their residences had 4 7 5 MORBID crowbps ‘The geographic advantages are| been mcked and partly pulled down | teluaniieie af IVE some friend a Wier ee LE apo Gloves __piack and brown Kid Romeo § with the enemy he Aus ter: | by the rioters in the disorde onal vee a4 . nd misses, c . and | bli ane Nepean dic gectemepeetiove’ Le i nedhagyr lied og nega Sonac $2 ading Korniloff and k year’s subscription melo leathers, Tat: aati taaha terre Station ti ‘Need wilt Get KEPT OUT OF HALIFAX) southern sl mee. { the Alps. Their| pc Sh gyi oR cao aac pegs ye Woe | Camnng ashe t Th Delineator—a =e wy and white; 81.50 oe eee tere bert put lopes of the Alps belt | powern. J ) of 0 e ie nd white; ‘ Reliet me By United Press Leased Wire positions completely dominate the} and oppressian in the Ural nec fine gift that will en- an -75 0 pair —Everett and Opera Slippers in »* want to re from ca. tire Venet nd Lombard: . re - black and brown . cold in the head or from an| HALIFAX, Dec. 11.—Morbidly neerak "Wleky excrenmead ot Ct wy | WILSON’S | NAME MAY. MAS Miheow Ke was reported there dure’ for a whole year, et Orerseam boetanings pire i Be ; ° Gloves, brown ana white only : the Eivonte:, “B® *POF*#*| curious who sought to enter Halifax|ian, Frene 4 British armies on socal nein feare of an outbreak and each month’s issue. pair m $1.25 Hand-turned soles ..... $3.00 will clean out your head tn two| today were confronted by armed| the flat © in plainty visible to | HONOR ROME STREET | ay oem, reves a will remind one of the One-clasp Mocha Glov and allow you to breathe as hha" allan talebse. Chien | OO ONE. Rolaheviki. Moscow is the + 4 caticheas “OF tie p 3 Men's Daniel Green Felt Com- ein ont ss ele guar peedily shipp hem | 1 waders Favored Py _cOmN MH. MEARLEY | ro Commack strength, and thoughtfulnes fy Slippers with soft leather dingust: | ut again on gre trains. k aden t to thr off the Trotek Le donor soles and comfy spring heels. ting and! The burial of the dead is being i President W et - ” ‘ They come in @ark green with Snletiy: from «| Conducted as rapidly as possible. y be & to one of |* logical rey Subscriptions taken red pipings and Oxford gray ; streets in the Eternal ene the Pattern Counter. a pair ‘ . $2.00 erm killing anti-| lef work is hampered by another| sein NH srate The cit u storm in grateful commemoration of y pigs : | Nine ships in the harbor were de | ail shies “geaemieha Dine tna | America’s ald to Italy in the great |#°* ft a t Th Delineator for Men's Everett and Opera Slip nt stroyed or badly damaged by the ex-| are traver a.| war \¢ dispat January is now ready. . in black and brown kid, Pleasant and easy to) plosion. ways, perm apid transfer of| Such a plan was urged today by | ' eviked ™ The Butterick Pat- lined Mocha and Kid ie with hand-turned soles on = @ few drops into)” inhabitants of Halifax are on| nd materials for sudden, |sh¢ Patriotic Association Trento. | Tick firing guns ¢ * T c gray and brown, 81.50 round toe lasts, 82.00 © Pasa relic! y js aliaget certain’ | shortened ration | rg . Trieste. Fe S peceiet tree the |'% the garrison, however, were re terns for January are s Fleece- lined Gauntlet s250 © jef is almost certain. ortened rations ; molt 2 the 9 C J ¥ A comple Hyomei outfit, ‘The admiralty investigation of the] great of Rome ea raed to have mutinied, and refuse also ready. 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STRONG FIELD GUNS MAKE = peng tagreniiony wir of the wore, atts meat ia 70 t ents | ht hours in the city $ Because of the remoteness ofjthe tary exhibition to be given next the pounds, and yound, aecce to prove der Bchieuning received here toda LUNDBERG co. from his brother, John, who is | ve. Beattie Hussia war miles, the peril is t leasened,” he said. “Civilization and if civilization loses in point of urday and Sunday at Camp Lewis, under the management of Remount depot, No. 331. Wild West riding and races of all kinds will be staged, regulation to a le « traff LEWIS BOYS waged = teak Staff Correspondent CAMP LEWIS, Tacx upture p hotwe It was ¢ rin ),,. | fense. - Cross Seal Sale this bh German Invaded the the mid¢ urmis Ver ages and the ghway na during ts between Germany The French and British veterans ‘o| big guns will lend a to the camp eT nagement of chureh aneté CLEAR gs A ezLL rinity Parish YOUTHFUL SAMMY GIVEN JAIL TERM (French Officer to |Talk on Marne Fight M. 1 HE object of the makers of the Sonora has been to pro- duce a phonograph of unequalled beauty. This object has been attained! After critical compari- son, you will recognize Sonora’s emphatic superiority. At the Panama Pacific Expo- sition Sonora won highest score for tone quality. 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