The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1918, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, JUTY 25, 1918 « ee - —— a Waterfront - Eta ma News & Notes SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET. SKINNER EDDY Because they are just the things you are wanting for midsummer wear, because their Ake and style will _ ODD VESSEL appeal to you, and Ah ause immediate purchasing means a considerable saving 12.95 to 19.75 Wash This Sense’ 7.00 and 7.50 ay Shipyard and rly nat oe three dainty styles featured at $5.00. Bands of i Dresses 9. 95 to 15. 00 Pumps ‘o Oxfords 5. 85 els left by 4 inter | io) fine Filet-pattern lace insertion make an {fective am the water $/ A ee die trimmin Of cotton, linen and silk—so lovely and practical or women, incomplete lines This vensol, the Gaffney, has beer \ r . = wee orm August days. Medium and small ri only are thus reduced on the x rhe V peas The Envelope Chemise Other Gowns at $5.00, ime! launehing At 9.95 4 The Oxfords Ne,'2 fo at plant brown kidskin with hand struction of the larger type vessel At 12.50 and Louis XV heels ry 2 ree indicate umber of Formerly 15.00 ny emi Prepare Data for . ¢ Linen Dresses—White, Flesh or Black Organdies \ ; Dock Enlargement {9 ks, satin sashes or veetee effects. Trimmed w 5) Nt the meeting of the Seattle port Sane pear! Senses. 4 3 comminsion, Wednesday, the port new models of patent and 6% 1 cove facilities, for subniasion to the Yellow, Blue, White or Navy Organdies, All pink or bive tr ite nen -trtieaied sett pial, bie or green, with nand The Pumps siectorate prior” tothe Septernber embroidery. Also Fancy Volles, Crepe de Chine and yt on ender. long vamp model of patent or glared kidskin§ Hand 10 election have Resin diouiee or taniée: trimess® with tucks, ¢ and Louis XV. heel. Sizes as follows in one materia The proposition of innuing $2,500 tons and han@embroidery the other 900 in bonds for the At 19.75 the dock and much " 4 received Formerly 22.50 and 25.00 2 “ psn sie “ dnesday “net Dresses of pink, rose, lavender, blue and white linen. wh white Crepe de Chine and Voile Ves lace, sashes and hemstitching co-npose erie : MacDougall Soutineick, Fifth Floor Property Owners novelties in linen and in ormandy with s = ‘ral novelt\S'MacDougall Southwick, Second Floor Urged to Relieve . s pe va sands of workmen's homes that must pecita Cc B5e Colored Voiles at 25¢ be erected to meet the constant ex : ts Printed Voiles and Woven-stripe Voile Tissue, 36 pansion of the induftrial rections On Sale Friday and 39 inches wide the decision of the Chamber of Com all Thése are Gloves of a famous make, only alightis ee ae eee It would a very close examination to find. t i 65¢ and 75¢ Colored Voiles at 50c At at & special emergency meeting mits fault in these gloves, and in many pairs you will probat inable atin-borderad Voile, satin-striped Voile, and _ late Wednesday evening to find any defect whatever | printed Voile, 86 to 40 inches wide hie meeting. representing nearly every committee in the chamber, re Excellent in wearing qualities as well as looks 1.00 and Voiles at The sulted immediately on recetpt of pe Two-Clasp Silk Gloves at 85c White corded Voiles, in effective plaids for dress- pose on. oe Vane In white, grays, t 4 mastic, with self and two - 3 inches wide ptnesg ee DOR ay wiki net ng or embroidered cuffs Annint ¢ in her housing prob 4 women are eagecty ba) 1.25 White Skirting at 95c Yard teams Althe Vico Presifent Pies, of Kk at regular prices. The imperfections are ae the emermeney Meet corporation. ar te commbdanabie Faney White Skirting in three effective styles, 36 siniied. wilbte teal thas, Ge —MacDougall Southwick, First Moor nches wide —The Gray Linen Shop, Just Down the Stairs government could not be expected I roidery, many wit ese are such Gh to anwiat. it in claimed Seattle prop erty owners are fearful to invest Sterling Values in Fine Black Silks = | i2e2gs2"2) | ww Taffetas, Crepe de Broadcloths, Serges, We don’t know of anything richer than fine Black Silks and Satins or of anything smarter when properly on inarnigane weer a styled. Fashion says they will be especially good for the coming season Now that the government ! The kind of Silks that merit making up with the best style and workmanship are MacDougall-Southwick J en « define stand Quality Silks, famous nearly half a century committee, chosen at apprise property owners of Seattle's building needs, and the urgency of —— 36 inche: res 36 inches Frank McDermott. H.C. Henry 1. 9 wide 1. 25 | wide Thomas Burke and J. F. Dougtas Pele standard wearing quality Made in U. Black Swits Tatteta Black Dress Satin “striae property were of Gilman Announces Black Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine en oe i. Aims Featured 1. 55 40 inches and anmistants for the dixtrict rail -~ way administration were Wednesday ide u officially releamd by L. C. Gilman Fine and practical—the favorite weaves for summer —MacDougall-Southwick, First Floor atatio O'Neil, forme ed terminal ma H| “Hen Prophet” Predicts | LODGE WOMEN ens A Something : U. S. Victor in One Year ELECT CHIEFS 2p cpap mages A gt ae ; ew | ATLANTA, Ga, July 2%5.—We | ahip on it Degree of Pocahontas, Infiepend been associated with the railroads for t Try the delicious Drink PRT laid the golden eee. but Gwinnett ‘eM ethod Au he following great chiefs at their meet . Seattle Riveters TOLA—ice cold—and only five |! nk Ga now comes forth wit Wixtnend Gent Posie cents at HOYT’S premahcoag _ Helen. Myer The to F phetess, Re soldaren THE HOUSE OF QUALITY netettin aetna tie fini Prag has : We serve onty the BEST of | ing over the war and decided urn k bs everything at the lowest possible | prophet. She laid an ees ke Ve price, That's why we serve engraved with the ens The a thousands. pes, a V and the figure Ice Cream — Ice Cream | fore thts excitement die sa dean tes ndbeh to bar wend ey adh an con framed 40h on ship. The crowning effort came on v day tater, when the third exe wa ol produced with the lines of a butil h te Mountaineers to x oe the i pal Celebrate First ipyard man, ie the fevente Hike to Summit Oil Crates as Fuel August 16 and 17, in Par A proposit use SAVE +, i" celebratio: the Tobacco Fund ou for Meeting Here | °*'"’: Five little Balla built a lem. Paradise valley celebration. John H. Kirby, of Houston, Tex o Manufacturer associa Lion, hewd . A * Hallard yor v4 : aig ree Haynes it Next Liberty - turers in the United States; Charles ioned theatre rtisement 8. Kieth. of Kansas City, pre can HARES. , BACKED -BY-A-GUARANTEE THAT: MEANS - SOMETHING M. J. BRANDENSTEIN & COMPANY OFFICE. AND WAREHOUSE. Wednesda Event le aging to his 313 COCeNT AL AVENUE arrest ove kept a secret by govern Mo RaRem@ Olan) it’ PORTLAND, Ore,, July 25.—Hun:| pa LE ment officials. 1 ceenieenenesoieimmenncoeinnce Greds of Oregon men of dr: UNION : : Fat hee |e the United 8 arrived in Seat Wednesday to investigate the ernment spruce program, and diseu plans for nation-wide co-operation on the part of lumbermen The party will attend the seminar nual meeting of the West Coast Lumbermen’s association while here il at Boste held by the fed his arrest Pitty-four ‘ 2 ' 1| 3) 3 manager, port engineer and port _ At 15.00 ; 7 ees |.8 Gunes werd: incsunted. to. presers SP UP Formerly 17.50 and 19.7 1 i 1 data for enlargement of the Smith A Poplins and Pongee.‘ Plaids. First Ploor cre meaee=| $15.00 STORE OPENS AT 8:50—CLOSES Just Received, a New Assortment of Crepe de Chine Lingerie Gowns Bloomers Envelope Chemises HE Sleeveless Gown shown in the sketch is one of i is of pink crepe de Chine in camisole-top — style, 4 with hand - embroidered nd conventional design on \ \ double band of _ self- | material, and shoulder straps of the crepe. action of the stand fh Yet sketched (Special $3.00) at waistline and knee are : New Black Dress Silks At $1.95 Yard HIS offering is made up of such favorably- Ww ? il l Clearance of White and par naine Problem se B: Soie Black Satin omens Si k G oves Colored Voiles pes he, amt ka: pele on Black Taffeta Black Paillette de Soie Black Louisine 36 inches wide. A favorable purchase per- this exceptionally low price—8$1.95 yard. A Disposal of Silk and Woolen Remnant at Reduced Prices ENGTHS from one to five yards in the of- fering, desirable for many uses. SILKS — Satins,| THE WOOLEN S— hine, Novelties, Challies, Poplins and Was Give Exhibition In Dark Gray Kidskin These Smart New Arrivals Shoes are in 814-; The Oxfords, in five- h model, with blind eyelet pattern, are also elets, simulated of the dark-gray kid- ght tip, welted skin, attractively per- and walking forated, with welted Price $8.75 oles. Price $6.50 air. pair. First Floor for Lighting Plant | Tapestry-cushioned Reed Rocker The Hun prophet and her three the bead of Sluiskin fallx, wher A comfortable exme—drawn by Artist Higgins from inkin, the Indian guide, refused and substan- telegraphic description roceed in the ascent and risk t ; tes 7 wrath of the evil spirit, 48 years ago tial rocker as_ pic method of deduction, he | will be one of the features of the! ‘Thousands of these crates ar tured, of round at elebration, staged on the nii 0 : arrive A elma ieee fon the night Of in Seattle weekt emp reed in frosted bth ted, are saturated with nd cum . One at f Many “nembers of the Mountain Déuciie. havhaee eon, brown finish, with play a ee rty, which left Seattle Thur and hauled away by seat cushion and back pad covered Ballard Boys Aid Lumbermen Arrive in good quality tap | rice $15.00 typical value the display apestry - cush- L | Reed Chairs and Rockers on the Third Floor. who chan here, which opened Wed t nesday, with James A. Duncan erstary of the Contral Labor "council, presiding. Wednesday wa pent in the orgentzation of com mittees to outline the convention plan och! SHIPPING BOARD BUYS OAKLAND, Cal, July %.—Trou OREGON SHIPWORKERS 54 Mechanics Here yo (00%)! sothucn be the new, WL NOT TO BE EXEMPTED for Annual Session ?20t extension of me Bethlehem ic trying to make Shipbutiding corporation was defi-| delegates from towns) nitely settled today when the emerg- FREDERICK&NELSON | The new Crepe de Chine Knickerbockers with erred clas-/annual convention of coast me- OAKLAND PLANT SITE AT 5:30 clude a Square-neck Eine Ee pire model with Filet pattern lace time and high tline Fay fined by ‘hemstite’ and a square-neck Gi with entire bodice fash ioned of wide thread-rum_ ¥ lace in rose pattern. 4 priced at $3.00. — Second Lace and Crepe Remnant at Reduced Prices © HE foresighted shop. per can find man uses for these remnant lengths of ; Laces Nets Georgette Crepe Embroideries —especially when savings are offered. There are many i lengths of Chiffon Cloth soft colorings, and fo their trimming Laces shorter lengths. BASEMENT SALESROOM New Georgette Crepes, $1.25 Yd EORGETTE and” Novelty Crepes Mm @) new showing of costume, colorings; dainty p shades, also black white, 40 inches $1.25 yard. —Basement Marabou Scarf Are Ideal Summer Wraps —for they are warm without weight, they give a smart, fin ished” appearance to the frock when worn wit a coat. Attractive, large ¢ styles, some trimmed ostrich, in dark ta shade, $750 each. ment Sale ii Photo F rames 50c Each VAL Frames of the | non-tarnishable “phate inoid” attractively priced 9 at 50¢. _ pn ,ement Salesroomm i Suggestions in Useful Notions — PRING Snap Fast in black and white, Be. Pearl Buttons of good quak’ « ity, various sizes, 4-, 6» and 12 on card, 5¢ card Hair Nets in cap shape some with elastic, 5e, Steel Safety Pins, various” sizes, 12 on card, 5 card. —Basement Saiseroom Economy - “4 Fruit Jars —they have an extra-wider opening; they seal perfeet ly, without rubber rings Pints, $1.20 dozen}; quarts, $1.35 dozen. Basement Salesroom, acres be serve the . the Frenel? ture, writes! gene that talking? dae one by hand | France. He helped tig” p the me i! of one Fren dier, He sprained