The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1918, Page 7

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BOYS’ TUB SUITS 85¢, $1.25, $1.50— | BOYS’ SPRING HATS 65¢ and 75¢ checks, nsibly-styled Pla. plaids, and wash fabrics and shapes, 65c and 75e, —Basement Salesroom. Drapery Fabric Remnants at Reduced Prices N opportunity to make an attractive saving on the material for odd curtains, cushions, chair | covers or bags is offered in this collection of rem- j nants of | Marquisette Madras = Scrim Swiss Cretonne Net | Lengths up to 314 yards. Sharply reduced for clearance. ~—Dasement Salesroom. | New White Tub Skirts $1.95 and $2.25 B ELLOWS pockets with buttoned flaps distinguish J one of the new arrivals in white pique, and it is | topped with 2 narrow belt, above pearl button fasten- | ing. Price $1.95. | A White Poplin Skirt, buttoning the full length | over large pearl buttons has large patch pockets and belt laced through tabs. Price $2.25. | Basement Salesroom. cut oft with his com! HER HUSBAND OBJECTED TO RED CROSS DANCE 3 M using a compound fracture, | capture, he crawled into a] Peay where he remained for a|.8DDI y 11 — Me over seven weeks, during | W™ Pie as chats ®/ man of the Re s committee at of which time the sur r ine Mine aimrioe waa subjected to a|atiiwaukee, because her husband, s Rey, Wm. Pi objected to dancing which were to be fea- severe bombardment by our artillery Ile subsisted on tins of bully beef | { reribred s of the Red Cross barbecue, collected at night from dead bodies, ind water which he obtained in a pany, he re thigh, « ‘0 avoid shellhole period of LONDON, May 17.—"We are fight: veace insuring the security coming genera rors of future he avoided capture | war n, president of the and eventually succeeded in crawl: | priv red at a luncheon ing back to our lines—a distance of | of the Foreign Press association yes some 900 yards,” terday. waterproof cape. After ing for a of the world of the of the but by some weeks three tions