The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1918, Page 7

STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1918. PAGE 7 BAe esroom FREDERICK&NELSON | *“‘Sa'resroom | A New Group of Bandeau | A Wide Array of Favored Styles in | Trimmed Hats be $7.00 Brassieres | Women’s and Misses’ Coats he elk eines | 50c $9.50 to $24.50 | eugeed of Star Hit SOME by Shrapnel; His ae : PEOPLE Cal” Lyon, Star reporter, in| “tin hats” the American army is the trene with foreed to wear in the fighting Vershing's army in BY ©. © LYON larly good selection in AMRIMCAN FRONT IN FRANCE the black “shiny” straws ~~ fi ably hay of the moment, neg = } \ HERE are ever 80 od = vide . explosive, follow th half all with facings of silk | pea, ® a iy many inter ting , a gr lag a dl ye tyle-detail and trim- ' peed or crepe, and there is < mar \ \a . ming touches lending var | met r a good representation — ee a riety to these displaya aaa ve A ‘ ik of suit colors also. j f t | Bnate aA wale chou ae uy v Kolr HIS style of Brassiere 4 4 1 \ he ¢ ; - , i (A to material and color No M 3 masoy t the Flat applique flow- j gives the figure ample / anda - Ganaeal! aD eo : ers, ‘ribbon bows, cee upport without binding / M4 tyles for travel ae ' ant flower fantasies, wings and wreaths in new {net < | / ae ‘ ' i oF ‘e has v arrang i , - | |} g-4 steamer wear, of 00) eo ; arrangements are the trimmings. | It is made of pink or | ; E— Poplin; -Velous Dell a The Hat pictured, of navy lisere straw, has the up- white fabric, with tape | a | } | Coating, Canvas Coating, 4 | | : | turned back brim given additional height by spread- | shoulder straps and cla | “bean.” Then, in | , Med a falrsised f rock like, from gray mixtures and fancy blue or brown cassimeres. A Gaberdine, Tweed and aoe ir ing beige wings. Price $7.00 PR le insert in back. Price 50¢. a | | Mixtures, in Ms ‘ ao | + ~+{ Pekin-blue, Copenhagen, i " Extra Knickerbockers Mean Additional an. EAT hes Lie) Rose, Tan, Venice-rose, : ’ 2 Service for These (= Gray, Belge, ae : 1 wh | er De “se a Navy, Black, also black- | x ® | - { meee tert Suits at $6.00 and $6.50 Aiea and-white checks, | About the same instant [ felt 7 BED ' Chay PP | | ries Creer | a low | on my helmet, as it hnie jon an to th AILORED in the trench anc > 7 aenaee Price $9.50, $12.50, ap 00, $18.50 somebody had bounced a big | oe the dus “ ny di pinch-back models that boys “ | $21.00, $22.50, $23.50 i $24.5 g .00, $22.5 .50 anc Mary Jane” hs ee it, 1 hae a Pumps HILDREN'S fancy | Girls’ Tub Dresses seem to center on An extra pair of knickerbockers with each suit. Sizes 6 to 17 years. Priced at $6.00 and $6.50. 3 = y ke this style of low shoe-—and ° A r : ” " Py Blue Serge Suits in trench style, it is well suited to their Of Bright Ginghams : t m nd with full-lined knickerbockers, need: 4 sizes 8 to 16 years, $7.50. Mary Jane Pumps of Patent Vici 95c to $2.50 | 4 Boys’ Hats in the new middy shapes, ] ase es sigs tay yf pe | i . of fancy plaids and mixtures, sizes \ poet ane ha be | — additions keep ; 654 to 674, Se. $2.85.p0 these displays of School a , , and Play Frocks always fresh ; he ? Overalls—Jumpers — Unionalls White Canvas Mary Jane Pumps 7 ” 2 a pres a ” A * “4 Men s Work ~Shirts of sateen, chambray with hand-turn oles J and interesting : an © wit Clothes ind flanne!—Half-hose — Work fhe! lh alk gaa Distinctly youthful in style, ) o bor ae Glove oe ete, ee CUILDRI they especis yor Empire, 4 s coceuser bein macs aaa Belted, Middy and Straight-line Ale can ies effects, with trimming of Made to Order N . h c . 3 white collars, bandings and ome otting am Curtains PATENT CiGl Ia airvon, |, buttons. Sizes 6 t 14 years. Seventh year of continu a ent .¢ A cl K RUTTON ous service to the men of i “eo Priced at _S5e, $1.25 A number of houses that attle—always with ai ruins Union Label $1.00 Pair vn . ““" $1.50, $1.9 and —— ee serviceable Curtains make very effective, 0 — 97 304 sheer window draperies. They are 2'4 yards I ' . ' PIKE ST. long, finished with strong overlock edge, and are shown with plain center or allover designs, in white “Seconds” and ecru. a Girls’ Khaki Coveralls Attractive values at $1.00 pair. Women’s Drapery Fabric Remnants Stockings $1.50 and $2.50 at Reduced Prices 22c Pair N accumulation of short lengths (up to 2's A , é | 2 LACK Cotton and Mer- yards) quoted at deeply reduced prices, and Lodge Cafe Woman in Airplane 4 al Bombs London Stare tenine | ff pa Tre little gardener will be comfortably and appro- priately dressed in one of these Coverall Suits, and she will find it convenient for camping and out- ing wear, as well. 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