The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1918, Page 7

STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1918. PAGE 7 ‘ae naeaamaaen ~ | Loyalty Knitters, the Latest Thing! It’s | SMILEAGE BOOKS | Two-in-One, Parasol and Bag | SOLD HERE FREDERICK. &NELS _TH os i J b rf iene re SUNDAY BREAKFAST =e ees cay : ‘Basement Salesroom DINNER—Planked wt * th ‘ rae | ) e Drowned mashed } 7 toasted Show a iriation, ralad Se pec ‘ Box Nr ; by Featuring Two Especially Interesting Groups of a Ee P|) SMO SPRING MILLINERY BREAK} AST == -| Ae WY i | At $5.00 At $7.00 Potato, prune eee, . Hats of large, medium and = There are a number of the tables, botle ead lettuce salad ati q hits j i ‘wa small proportions, in a | popular Black Lacquered egetable dressing, India ate | ) 5 score of new trimming B 5 Hats, together with smart effects — rough straws, quill - trimmed novelties, satin hats, hats combin- silk-faced effects, toques ing chenille and lisere \ ¢¥ with fruit and flower Plaids and Stripes straw or chrysanthemum trimming, and an excel- braid and Georgette crepe, Pictured, Black Lisere Sailor lent selection of the more Are Favored for | and many other new with band and twin loops tailored effects, whose ideas, uniting to make of lacquered ribbon orna- charm lies in smart lines Separate Skirts a showing of more than ys hei sg jet beads. and the clever placing of ww i sual i ” rice $5 o usual interest. ~apement Saleérecm, a single ornament, and very attractive versions of this vogue are pre- me; : ed pare 508 ees sented in New Skirts of Wool Velours, Serges, | j Gaberdines and Flannels, Wool Jersey LN The » Brtehioe of the New Season eran iy Resngper beg Cloth in bright Spring colors is also Reflected in much in evidence as a fashion- S : cA seen able skirting material. pring Coats at $18.50 ao age | ML i- Li a | Typically Attractive New Styles Are é 'N pit pen soup, corn| ‘ . ; * ai a ‘ HEIR beautiful colorings is soupstraws, graham muffins, « ena kiitos’ duds wa debe j { the Three Skirts Pictured: : exampled in the one =a DINNER—Ba yippee > A bold plaid in which} Plaid Worsted in a . sketched, which is in soft rose e was the duty of ‘ ; gold and dark-green pre- | handsome combination of shade, of light-weight wool carrying a knitting bag in one dominate, patterns this | dark colors is used for velour, with over-collar of nov- duitae Ne ecael Cie te ter F Serge Skirt in one-piece | this full-plaited skirt, elty printed silk and fancy but- ? 3 and every one knows that dov ; model with its swinging | which is finished with a Boys Shoes tons across belt in back. Shown Beach such a double | pockets to impart an in-| 4-inch belt and fitted ‘ a ee .UNCH—Cracki bread. fresh jen on a hot day and such an dividual finish. Price | with “trousers” pockets. Built for Service also in tan and green, Buttermilk, cann es, cookie annoying and ungraceful prob asol with the cunningest of ruf rice Bi Dr 4 : j : Bt to be endured—so fles $15.00 | Price $12.50. $2.00 and $2.50 There are other modish styles Row upon row of cord tucking trim this graceful, in Wool Velour, Burella Cloth, cheese wafers, tomatoe: ed wit . thant invented Below you nee it closed—and ener n pe g with crear Abov . " nd the regular shape, with pose simply-fashioned Skirt of Wool Jersey in bright HE Shoe pictured is Wool Canvas Cloth and Fancy ; fa an ad © two-tone p | bandie-rings shades rose, gree » Price $16.5 of gun-metal calf, i 7 eb FSi coffee ring nades of rose, green or blue. Price $16.50. of gf et alf, in Coatings, especially favoring SATURDAY | > 2, Ww -av’ BREAKFAST—Stewed apples an: a! Second Floor aie Sizes Pisa ney full-belted effects with large —— H omekeepers Must . Sy le 1 o'@, $258 | toch or shawl cor : | LENCH—Saimon sans et | W ARNER’S a Tan Calf Shoes, made | R08: Gray, Khaki-color, Pekin-blue, 4 \ DINNER—C con carne, boiled | “ rs Copenhagen and Green oatmeal bread, butter, ap S | on the regulation Mun- penhagen ‘ op soelom with xyetiour crust } ave More Wheat | Rust-Proof Corsets son army last, with dou- are the predominating colors. Sizes for women and aint ble sole serv! misses, Burope is facing a wheat shortage )a statement, which follows: | HE new models for Spring are admirably designed able. Sizes 1214 to 51%. An interesting Spring showing—at $18.50. ore than 450,000,000 bushels or various reasons, it is tmpos ~ - need apes = sidie for the allied sations to prae to corset the slender, the medium and the stout Price $3.50 pair. —Basement Salesrocmss . tice further conservation of wheat figure, comfortably and he: ly, i nformity Misses’ and Children’s Pat- food administration for Washington Already their bread is made of lees } rtably and healthfully, in co wd ent Vici Kid Button today, with the issuance of an ap than 65 per cent of wheat flour. with current dress fashions. Shoes for drem wear peal to the public for greater efforts Most of the 450,000,000 bushels they : « 4 ’ toward conservation of wh: nt ve to continue M “L F-984: with black velvet or W. J 5 hand-turned soles. Sizes breads, pastries and other foods “We have already sent them every * : made from wheat products on bushel of wheat in excess of our nor pink brocade, with low bust, 5% to 8, $1.95 pair; 814 . “wheaticas” Wednesdays and at mal consumption until the 1918 crop semi-free hip, and well-boned aie BUEN itie ie ‘ e arate wheatiess meals each day, with the is available. We 1 have more to give the modish, flat lines to 11, $2.50; 111% to 2, corm, rye and barley than 450,000,000 bi * on hand. to the back > . . ack. Price $3.50, $3.00 pair. hk flours and products. ipped to Europe A. g —Hasement Salesroom. ith W > mend’ thie | wheat aly as it x saved. trom our con (fl & MODEL D-915: An excellent : ip Skirts, 85c BREAKFAS with milk o nm dressing “a cabbage sajad, honey cookies, coffee. | FRIDAY cornmea! rauffina, | | ‘This situation was disclosed by the tds: mode! for the stout figure 2349 : made of striped pink batiste, Girls wed ic A‘ pictured, Skirts of P bl - : - . a 7 with very low bust and ack and white checked Binning to fall, don't ne * co ——— al ‘ medium-length skirt; taste- Wash Dresses cotton suiting, opening all Sea eave your eight sh | | HAVE YOU CULTIVATED A ! sgn pepe ihe real ome | 75c to $1.95 the way down the front and if you don't need Glames we embroidery. Price é button - trimmed; desirable phe a = CONSCIENCE? $2.50. ARGE plaids, small | detriment iSovarce ana to the -— * i MODEL C884: A Corset of plaids and plain colors | 4 for morning and home wear. BY WINONA WILCOX Defense regiments of women vol i white coutil, for the heavy | make up this showing of : Attractively priced at 85¢. ~ fing pag oe array so . ‘ figure; medium-low bust, Gingham Dresses, in new —Basement Salesroom. peel . : 15th t spoon clasp and long skirt tyles for school and play i trust 7 ing n the patriot with ample fullness to sup- wear—Empire, belted and it ry | : by nd demand rt the flesh. Price $2.00. middy effects, with full “4 os cane ror Wh port the flesh. Price Malted aeiete ted caller or | New Shipment meal bags pant | MODEL 395: A Corset for the average figure, made | Pound collars. Sizes 6 to h Marc m beioeal rine é- | It must be presumed that before with medium-low bust and very long skirt of double 14 years. Priced at 75¢, B S & i 5 2 te I Ci ioe Kit ar, bu kr “3 poneoag - “pb mesg u ea — | material; trimmed with white embroidery. Price 95¢ = “si 25, “st ; 5 a + lue erge ults, 7. 0 use it, an m 80 nitting , rfl olive drab, they have| r . i P' ica 0. tou a : a ° . of the details of 4 $1.50, $1.95. —nasement —the Suits that boys are likely to < haven't had t I ia “ei peameartae the 2 917 First Avenue r in all — thetr respective kit A select assortment of correctly-designed choose for “best” wear, tailored in the popular trench models from blue ESTARLIANED 1308 sea ha 9 ee Bop hd gg ' / Jes Brassieres, daintily trimmed with laces and houvis sear edon Sais’. ba vp Abn | serge of substantial weight; with » ALBANY LEGA gale then, die inisee’thelen - a slash pockets, buckled belt and full- embroideries, 50c to $2.00. nd F pes DENT rin camcaee? hack | wth iatnna hoes "Sake san BASEMENT SALESROOM——. lined knickerbockers. Price $7.50. ° cake, instead rad pay |rentare tur from hare in thar war | rab who hate nahin’ aout whi W. , d C Boys’ Corduroy Suits NUE ANY = om Maen Stat war drab we hare macing about wh omen’s an — some omen oe | : Merraearst Pere A at $6.00 N d. What Men and Women Should Weigh "| Children sMiddies ' " New Arrivals If You eed |« ee x 95c and $ ] 25 32-Piece —tailored from dark-brown cordu- following statistics were obtained by leading American life insar- | roy—the material that stands the ad ephter hor pesst ae seg Average Heights and Weights—Men LIP-OVER and coat styles, Dinner Set strain of play wear. Patch-pocket Dentists are Dentists of long! Set. St, Sit. Sit Sit, 5 ft. 5Mt. 5M. Mt. s st. carefully made from heavy a 50 style, with three-piece belt, $6.00. ‘ P ized|Aee Gin. Lin, 2in. Sin. Ain. ¢ Sin. 9in. 10in. 11 1 will—all-w » wi . ‘y experience and recognized Ase Sim lim 2 in ue 158 1 ibe 148 twill—all-white, or with trimming Overalls and Jumpers of blue denim—White Over- skill and ability. 119 128 0 1 148 } of plain color or stripes. Sizes 12 ce for ev. Men’s Work or black hich | } 133 M9 15 t 20 1 3 14 | PRACTICAL service for ev | Our high class work, lo - = Mrcaee det 7 J years and 36 to 44 bust y use, of medium: | Clothes alls and Jumpers for carpenters prices and painless methods 138 150 155 160 165 if measurement. Priced at 95¢ and weight semi-porcelain, with decor: ai a Fo 8 i ‘ ‘ é 2 x 2 4 55 2 phage v and painters—Work Gloves— are vouched for by over|49 ‘13 93 135 138 141 158 163 168 $1.25 ation of thin blue lines. The 32. | | > twenty thousand atisfied|45._ 13 ed 48 147 bs ime aes 18 tse P ’ Basement aroo 1 ates ea Shirts of sateen, chambray and kh Half-hose. 2.50. patients. ‘ 3 mt 2 156 16l 166 AL 17 90/1) sement Salesroom Basement Salesroom. 3 m5 9 fi 163 168 173 ade : Average Heights s—Women - — - cas —— - ey ork for (Str a ine iin im te! sin in vin in in Fm i: 8iu| COEDS BOOST ar ae ee emmenitoed for (58 ie ie ee ier me se us as it iae ea ama S. S. SALES f mj delivered ito’ the heart of th ea 5 417 119 aay ‘ , } mene tral allian Railroad breakdow! 109° «11 no 4 4 eres now used by v - reakdowns 15 Years : 4 ; Band Rew Oren | have practically cut Petrograd and x 2114 1 + 1 hiver oods in selling thrift eh GR 115117 2 2 7 $ 5015 orth Russia off from South Russ Come in today for FREE) tg 121 2 1 ra ted $209.01 4 |trom ‘Odessa to ‘Vienna and to Come Epeminntion’ and Commulta-/4s,..128. 134 126 158150 152 155 186 149 158 157 161 stampa Wednesday. Sales stantinople are intact. PRAGE | tion. z 29 (13 ‘ oN 5 f ‘ raanaged by ie woes " x THROW THEM WIDE®S T i the memorable a y Charles H " 7 mania rane tt ‘ HE |ROBT. £ LEE AND aign of 1896. He halls fre hest Individual re s Staff Dixpateh In the present disorders in Fin W. J. BRYAN ENLIST City, and is enrolled as landsman for| ord, relling $40 worth to students at] WASHINGTON, March 8 | teiatly politi . and is to be seen the German plan} WARNING IS FULFILLED | DES MOINE le y's cook h in the Common coming German offensive man capital and | to bring in Sweden to the rescue of | SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 8.8 Robert Hi. ‘Lee and Wilttam Jenti ‘To further stimulate the sal | west front a mere bit of camouflage? Already Herlin is saying e/her kinfolk in Finland, This will/_when the Union Line steamer Ro Br : ssl ices deiissar oeeaat tide leity, thrift clubs are being or Many Washington observers think | can see the Pacific land Sweden and Germany at the hieesn stopped. at "Newponaa 4 DENTISTS _ [ivie sims 00 ronca ot LANE URGES SPEED IN [in every austrict, ax wel an in large]. "there will tw minor attacks, ‘Fonwssion “of Vidivortok, Raw: gates of Petrograd and banish Ku |" stopped at | Newport Nema | Uncle Sam's navy h ¢ led a office buildings. Each club is re-| hut no real drive, they say |sia's great Pacific port, would per: sia from both sides of the Baltic| V@., for coal, en route from Welling. hao ‘Colon . wane ? ae Sc TEST OF NEW MACHINE quested to send names and addresses Why the camouflage? mit Germany to threaten Japan, and | basin. Des New Zealand, to an English | r Peoples Savings Bank Bldg. iitite to bet 16'to 4 t Kalnor| WASHINGTON, March 8—Impa lof the officers to headquarters of the TO HIDE A GERMAN THREAT if able to overcome Japanese opposi On the south the German plan in-| port, with soldiers, in February, | War Savings society's committee, TO AMERICA IN ANOTHER DI-/tion, to attack American interests in| volver Rumanian and the so-called| 1417" some one ehalked 4 Lyon building I ON the Pac Ukrainian republic, which is believea | /2!7, some one chalked on the sides 77 Second Ave. and Pike St. Bill ia not “admiral of thi tie| tient over the delay in testing the Word has just been received that To hide an eastward drive, and! And the Pacific outlet by no means made in Austria,” just as the | of the steamer in large letters: Pe yet that his n yet a| Giragonsian free energy machine, the good drubbing if old Von Tirpitz| *Garabed | “This is the last voyage of the) ecretary of the Interior the nation’s war savings run close to ® substitution for the formula) excludes the older German 1 he as originally | Lane has written a letter urging | $2,000,000 daily erlin to Bagdad” of another For thru. Siberia and Persia, the * Rumania is} eee ee | more «peed. . “Berlin to Vladivostok!" way is open to the Indian 0c , into ine quickly,| ‘Th ks later the vessel wag Fourth—Westlake—Pine Robert BE. Lee has chosen the picion is growing on congresa{ ” ave ber ane r they say, is to be accom-| Persian gulf, notwith: & za Russian territory. — in Fey — here . naval service in preference to the MEPICION 18 STOWING On: Congres " i a British occupation of Mes will then have grabbe: This is story told here by _ Cabaret—Dancing cavairy in which his distinguished| that Girngossian will be unable to Pricer | J ST, by Isolating Russia Bealdes these far-reachin ally important part of F y TG who was atorekeaell World's Largest Dry Cabaret namesake first won his spurs be-|back up hia claim, and there is tall a cenavicka 5 te E - |dominion, Germany he country with grain in stor the Kotorui his arrival here cause he prefers the navy to any|of passing another resolution set | 1. . ° er more ty . r growing crop. German lay from New land. Ke sald dares to venture out of his hiding | other branch of the servic and clothes y , : ors are now over: r had been determined All four have filed motions for a ro ure of Southern Russia, She fig-| running Ukraine. whether the shig had been sunk Le new trial, ures on help from Sweden and Ru-! From the great grain port of |a torpedo or & «mie Te, ”" | a time limit on the test. The inventor * star Want Ads Best for Results || William Jennings Bryan Surber| said it would take only 20 minutes to ——— | waw born a few days after the close test the machine,