The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1918, Page 7

’ THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1918. PAGE 7 O N ee on Sends Folks Hun Helmet for Souvenir Tn a letter to his parents, Mr. and|I might, for instance, tell you about Mrs. H. Kessler, ave. N./an air raid which took place in Store Hours 9to5 “FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE BS ha yeanon (a ot cendine tnt ttould set po inte dete || FEATURED OFFERINGS FEATURED OFFERINGS them a French helmet as a war can htits French Helmet E | Sequent letter says the German hel-| will send a German helmet. The Mental fh i rec i tin oth scribes | Germans have started their last drive Nd | met is on its way and the young soldier's experiences in|—that is, I hope it is their last one. the great drive. Tho letters fol-| But, believe me, they haven't gained low: |any ground and have lost many men. Dear Folks: Well, this is to let} When our division left the trenches } you know I am still well and happy | at ——~——— the general of our divi And hope you are the same. I have | sion, and also Gen. Pershing, sent Not received any mail from you for|each company in the division a let @bout a month and a half, that is,| ter, telling them of the wonderful @ver since I was transferred, but I| Work they had done, They mention: | Suppose it's the fault of the mail,/ed the men in the line, the signal @nd not yours. There are lots of | Cor artillery, the supply Bhings to write about, but, as you | ® It was a gre . sor @bee not allow it. |* A the fellows appreciated it basen jestinee:| is no more news that I can | write about, so will close, | will hear from you soon. An Attractive Display of | High-cut Kid Boots Trimmed Hats at $5.00 Arranged for Thursday OMEN who have de- W cided upon this price for their Autumn Hats will be delighted with the values in this offering. Yarns, feathers, ribbons, small fruits, “shrapnel” pins and flowers trim Hats in sailor, mush- room and roll-brim effects, R oS sat a also. draped and _high- In Field-mouse Gray at $7.50 ERY attractive value is offered in these all-kid Boots, 9-inch model, with leather Louis heels fitted with aluminum plates. Sizes 21%4 to 8, $7.50 pair. 200 PAIRS OF SLIPPERS $3.45 PAIR Broken size assortments in Women’s Bronze Kid Pumps PRIVATE L. KE a Co. B, Second Supply Train, A. B. F. July 12, SECOND LETTER Dear Folks; This is th chance I have had to write t With Cabinet That Will Hold 110 Records Only $49 since my last letter and four night I was at the front, jca vil ounded off the battlefield g - | g g q 3, on VE ot et and burying the dead, and I'm telling n be crown turbans and tams, and Three-strap Black Kid | ‘forte are ili aaa you, with all its awful sights, I ae: in | you, w s NU » — - ippers i ‘would not have missed it for any ; lis Bl Slippers _ with beaded vamp, thing. In one load of wounded there rd < : jack, bags — , $3.45 pair. were 12 Germans, and I was in the 3 rewn, Copenhagen, H D thick giving them water, ete, when am Le Sahl NR Ne sr 2.000 House Dresses | 50 PAIRS OF PUMPS, one German grabbed me by the hand ¥F tg urple and Beige. ’ | and said: “Kamerad, you and I are af Price $5.00. , $4.65 PAIR friends. To hell with this war and \/ —THE BASEMENT STORE. In An Exceptional Thursday Offering Women’s Black Kid Pumps ss the kaiser!” and then he laid back on is mare the stretcher, and the rest that were 5 with hand-turned sole: | on the car echoed his words, and all E h ken sizes .65 pair. pnesived me for the treatment they Men’s | Remnants at 9 c ac. THE BASEMENT STORE, After carryi woustas for four ° . oe vst vow a = darn and nights, twerked in ance: {| Handkerchiefs eae = | a es ee ee ee set a ating room at one of the field hosp!- | Z sizes from 34 to 40 are in the lot. H nd ba S | tals all night long, and, believe me, I | be Maow What war terand tte effects, OF} = Each Priced The Dresses are well-made of Plain Blue Cham- a g Women’s course, this was all voluntary work, C y 7 Fs St pet . Set ., », 1 ; : : EN’S Cambric Hand- ee of Rib- bray, Striped Gingham, Striped and Fancy Per- d i 8 4 truck driver does not have to do | these ‘things, po don't worry about Mx chan in 18-inch R bons, Laces, Em- | cale and Cotton Foulard. an Purses Silk-boot Huan Helmet on Way size with hemstitched | broidery, Nets and Chif- | ~—some in middy style, and many with embroid- $1 25 Stockings I have sent you the German hel border inch wide; | fons, in useful lengths, ery trimming. ° pe : De an ton oetD o a German flask and a G 124,¢ each, attractively priced. a ‘ ‘Lette eee LAT PURSES and Seconds’ lustrated below, same sty a Piao De gee oh yey THE BASEMENT STORE THE BASE T STORE any 0) e Dresses are greatly reduced in | Hand-bags in attrac- 85c Pair care of them. I got these things price—O5¢. from a German dugout about five | hours after the Germans left it. | The allies have made a SAD | drive from Soissons to the Marne, in| —THE BASEMENT STORE. | tive styles. Bags made OMEN’S | Silk- Men’s Collars, 2 for 25e © |__| frames titted ith coin | ry, Stockings of ata ular make, with all im-: ple Sp aerad ahead ny HERE are 2,500 Collars in this offering—Collars Autumn Finds the Basement Store hate pe pee Dees one {2c from Gen. Pershing and the French sta ‘ f s in a grez variety styles. % urses with sa y mended a’ e factory— Well, this i” all ye “thle te Sj i begged a ot great variety of styles | Well-Prepared With frame to prevent loss of | black, white and novelty Lanai chee fed ave GHC ee | . coins; lined with moire. | colors—sizes 8% to 10, and write often, as have not re- *, * es a | hl " 5 i Esha st lettae for two months. tego 8 Sic eigen Half- rickets 8 Four Aare or Modish Apparel Ds a = colors, at SOG pais ears wioke picceugltpeiecbons x ba Sally baners, ae I hose in Champagne, Blue, | Ties in flowing-enc ‘ style; WwW Mi d o $ 25. each. oe STO! Pavan t Keseuee || Gray and Black; sizes 10 | a large range of figured, | |For Women, Misses and Children} | —™» »ss==vr stone | to 1114; 2 pairs for 25¢. | Jacquard and conven- GOMPERS. GIVES | 1 geal deaigna, Oe: Legros a in scope than ever, and assembled Men’s Outing Flannel | . . | under favorable market conditions, these dis- M4 , Night Shirts, well made | Men's Chambray Shirts, plays provide for practically every need in low- 42-inch French Serge LABOR S STAND. and full cut from a good wel anes and afi ou priced ready-to-wear, and offer notably attractive $2 00 Y. d 2 weight outing flannel. whaikbene ag ied aid values, ar Lg ON PEACE TERMS With turn-down collar, | Gray; sizes 144% to 1714, WOMEN'S AUTUMN COATS, HIS well-finished Serge is just the quality required [J ' sizes 15 to 18, $1.25. | $1.00. $12.50, $16.50, $21.00, $22.50, $25.00. "T “tor deocnes and skirts ani to connie wanna > If you desire. daamendienattie date | Men’s Outing Flannel | Men's Negligee Shirts | WOMEN’S AUTUMN SUITS, In taupe, medium-gray, khaki-color, tan, olive, | berhad in beautifully’ finished als of tho American Federation Pajamas, made without | of standard makes ‘in $18.50, $22.50, $25.00, 00. dark-purple, rose, Belgium-blue, Copenhagen |= mahogany or quarter-sawed 4 ¢ inter-allied labor collar, buttonholes rein- | both stiff and’ soft-cuff ; - + | “4 *: j cearecrace tote, vas the dele ; ’ “ith silk braid_a | 8t¥les; a few with collars WOMEN’S AUTUMN DRESSES, | and Cunard-blue 7 ha foe that will hold all the rec rind but hae it iy bound by | good asortmet he a. | attached. These sizes only ae 50, $15.00, $17.50, $21.00, $22.50 and $25.0 | —exceptionally good value at $2.00 yard. | ords you wish, at a remark- principles expressed in the | pee ° ~ | —14, 14h, 16, ee ®, 17; IN’S m 4 ae a iG | Sap h daa ipida ae e “ay coals all lesirable for women’s and children’s | | sential fundamental principles for a| to 18, $1.50. | $1.20. £7 KO. | and $5.00. | po gee te eee ae A league of free peoples; no polit: | Men’s Ribbed Underwear in light and heavy weights, CHILDREN’S COATS,| WOMEN’S TUB é (ieee | ‘ical, economic or discriminatory re. gray and ecru; exceptional value at 65¢ garment. ¥ WAISTS, $1.25 and HEAVY COATINGS in a limited number of patterns, ] strictions; no indemnities or re. ~THE BASEMENT STORE, $5.00, $6.50, $7.50, | $1.65. ii ge . o | prisals for vindictive or injurious | bes $10.00, $12.50 up to | 54 inches wide, $2.95 yard. purposes, but t anife sac IN’S —THR BASEME | [ Weones: reoggultion at the rights ot $24.50. WOMEN’S SILK | _ ae WAISTS, $2.95, $3.95, small nations; no territorial changes, | except for the welfare of the people | affected. ‘The American Federation of Labor | declaration submitted the following proposals to the conference | That the conference is unqualified. | We offer you the best Dentist- If y determined to assist the allies in| Work is unrivaled for beauty [g| from the invaded nations. Thus, it and permanence. Our Metal and ff is determined to oppose the central | Pe a‘eatiataction. Consultations | are under control of the autocratic and examinations are free. All | governments; that it indorses Preat- permanent work guaranteed, dent Wilson's fourteen points; that National Dentists | the workers should officially be rep- Third Ave. and Pike St. | resented on each belligerent delega-| Entrance, 1504 Third Ave. | tion at the peace conference and that +B | it favors a world labor conference to | be held simultaneously. | ©. L. Baine, American delegate, || presided at the morning session, He || said he hoped the conference would be able to arrive at unanimous con- clusions regarding war aims, which he said are so clear that neither friends nor enemies should misunder- || stand them. | “Seconds”’ in Suedetex Gloves 50c OMEN’S “Suedetex” Gloves (seconds) in Champagne, Ivory, Black, White, Gray, 50¢ Bathing CHILDREN'S WASH] $4.95 and $6.50. ; : DRESSES, $2.0, | COTTON PETTICOATS, Tinted | Filet-pattern Caps $3.50 and $4.50. 75e, 95¢, $1.25 and Stationery, 25c Box | Laces, 25c Yard CHILDREN’S — CLOTH) | $1.75. AINTILY - TINTED | {TERY effective for 5c DRESSES, | $3.95,| SILK | PETTICOATS, Stationery, 24 sheets | collars and cuffs, #5.00#7.00 and $8. yt —THE ve hs pu of paper and 24 envelopes | and for trimming uses, in a box. In lavender, | are these square-mesh pink, buff and blue, 25¢ | Filet-pattern Laces — 41% | box. inches wide, 25¢ yard. —THE BASEMENT STORE. —THE BASEMENT STORE OMEN’S and Chil- dren’s Bathing Caps of black rubber- a aaa ized fabric, frilled style, witha, bevcach. | Remnants of Wash Cottons one ere Reduced New Arrivals in Boys’ School Suits Frenella Corsets \\ 2 SEFUL lengths for making women’s house $6.50 and $7.50 dresses, aprons, children’s school dresses, romp- OYS’ School Suits, smartly tailored 75c ers, boys’ blouses, comfort coverings—including ging- from gray, tan and novelty suit- lins, plai fi jaw. - i i F ili H® Frenella Corset sketched is hams, percales, poplins, plain and figured lawns, cot ings in the popular military models, made to fit the medium short r. THE BASEMENT STORE. nd wets Tenn 1s attention. Home Program to ton foulard, cotton ratine, crepe, white outing flannel, with patch or slash pockets, sizes 6 to linings, crash. j 17 years—$6.50 and $7.50. | | figure; of white batiste with ex- ‘ - Boys’ Flannelette Blouses, well-made isons | ne? Told Portland| tremely low bust and medium length In two lots, priced at 10¢ ang LOE y Leele and full cut from good weight material IBS name. || more homes bureau of the Chamber |f| skirt, flexible boning, and four hose ame reais in khaki and gray. Just the thing for owrives veal nifty, of Commerce and Commercial Club, = school wear; sizes 6 to 15 years, $1.00. supporters. Sizes 19 to 26, 75¢. — ~THE BASEMENT STORE. we'll save them) | will leave for Portland Friday of this week to tell the Oregon city how Se- | attle is solving its housing problem. | "H wPsTamns|| A. Hi. Albertson, federal architect in charge of the gevernment project || at Bremerton, was present in an ad visory capacity at a meeting at the ore homes bureau yesterday, in } which co-operative building compa- } nies were discussed, and reports read 4 bi by experts of the bureau on how co- ' operative | Boys’ Overcoats in dark green, gray and brown mixtures, made in trench style; sizes 8 to 17 years, $9.00. — Little Fellows’ Junior Norfolk Suits in velveteen, corduroy, blue serge and novelty mixtures. Smart little Suits in HE marquisette in these Curtains is a smoothly an50 to 86.50: Bises 0 25c Pair ISSES’ Medium - rib- woven, highly mercerized quality, finished with —THE BASEMENT STORE, bed White Union 214-inch hem hemstitched with silk thread. In white, = Suits with light fleece cream and ecru color, 214 yards long, $2.25 pair. lining, 10-, 12- and 14 Toilet Soap, Be | ea Veils 'D COAT, DRESS | 200 Pairs of Marquisette Infants’ =| ~— Misses’ Curtains, $2.25 Pair Cashmere Hose | Union Suits, 50c building companies have worked in the East. Is Our Standardized plans which had been ‘_— ECONDS” in In- fants’ White Cash- Strong Feature ed recently were approved, and Harlan Thomas was appointed direc: —That's what has made Hou- tor of execution of building. gen’s the Largest Shoe Repair Shop in the West. Ketter | Hun Reservist Is | mere Hose, sizes 4 to 614, 25¢ pa THE BASE veat hisee BOG REVERSIBLE COUCH | CURTAIN SCRIMS, sang Ce COVERS, $3.00 EACH | 95¢ YARD OILET SOAP in the 35c to 75c NT STORE. ! —THE BASEMENT STORE. Ki Broken stripe patterns following assor aA . . ig assortment: , ork: hip, prompt tten- | woe 9 Q 3 3 7 Nonand superior facies are | Again in Jail Cell tact peee am fel lek nag tenner | Dattodl,. Lawmpien, vip De oe See belaetpde should bring [NeW Son Set 18-—Lieut | i . fired dnithede eaiiee. thread with well-de- let, Almond, Glycerine, | es, Be plain, pie and ; ou B. tober ‘ay, German reservist who | si , 2 23 escaped some time ago from the fed- 32-piece Dinner Set able Covers; some fin- signed open-mesh bor- Clover, Rose and others, | bordered effects, 35c, 50c, eral prison at Atlanta, Ga., was back Have Those Shoes Jin jail here today, following his ar. Repaired Today rival at an Atlantic port on a Unit- jed ates cruiser. He will be taken to Atlanta, Fay was recaptured in { Spain. 2 PROMINENT POLISH PATRIOTS MURDERED 4 50 ished all around with | der, in cream, white 5¢ cake. | 65c and 7b5e. knotted fringe. Size i. { —THE BASEMENT STORE. —THE BASEMENT STORE, $ 54x90 inches. _—_‘ Price and ecru color; 36 A DURABLE, yet good-looking, $3.00. inches wide, 25¢ yard. | | 1 | | Plain White Dinner Set, of | CURTAIN NETS, 25¢ YARD Cowhide Suinaiit $17.00 —We'll make them practically new again. Our reasonable prices make our work an economy. Phone us to call if you prefer—slight additional charge of 10c covers this sery- English Semi-porcelain, without Whose ahear of : : ; ese § , open-mesh Nets let in plenty of light, me aie : at i fancy edges. so are very desirable for winter curtains. Filet- HESE Suitcases are of cowhide over a steel frame, ice. ‘“ s. : STOCKHOLM. t. 18.—Marian ; full leather lined, with reinforced corners, two 4— thie tcle and Josep) ski, brothers sh effects, patterned with small conventional de- 4 | ADE oa erage eet earner Ashes mesh effects, pat leather straps all the way around, and handles sewed i} prominent Polish patriots, have | ble Dish signs, cred + 36-i wf : 4 been assassinated for participation | dish signs, cream or ecru color; 36-inch width. Price 25¢ yard. THE BASEMENT STORE. on. Just 14 to sell at $17.00 « each. lt in a revolution against the Bol. 4 shevilki, according to advices here to- WH-4697/ day.