The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1918, Page 7

THE SI ‘“AR—MONDAY, OCTOBER PAGE 7 MISS BUCHANAN . What Do You || SAYS BURROWS —S===SS— FREDERICK & NELSON UNFAIR 10 HER wo IN LIST od 154 casuaition Saturday TH AVENUE—PINE STREET— Staton war department ri | Miss Nina 0. Ruchanan, woman | fT , BO’TE Amiudge the hundred and one things which |fl\ics rar th eat Sag | For Misses and Small Women New Costume : enter into the making of a Piano, the things that cannot be solved by proper | nine Of the vena Ty List ts due to the fact that the Jf raulates NEW showing of Suits designed particu- or po - Sa really can eel @l pt dressed than her hands, a policy of Inmulng the ace education ‘Our fundamental obligation a which play their part in making and maintain- ing & good tone? Do you know the differences 5 Washington men. |i! larly for Misses and Small Women has | state casualtios, including at officials, school teach and are asf | : in plate and scale design? Are you familiar patrons ix that indicated b KILLED IN ACTION et ari just been unpacke 1—smart, youthful model and here are some inter- " with the various “actions”? Are you a judge our Preaident when he called Pe antih. tiiakiis ‘ A. Denham that are revelations in the designing for special esting ways to “dress” her tlt of the wood, the wire, the felt, the veneers, inet Sain: the pimp or needs. hands. Hi and all the other materials which enter into ¢ Leroy Benson Mra! Alcyono I | The use of fur for pockets is a novel r 1 the making of a Piano? (rabies Thatcher Ser Mra, Loulne 1 Me em : tli hibits ae ded Two-clasp French Kid , a P } | character of teaching ability, wer 1 selite 8:00 | idea seen in some, and Hudson seal | Gloves are in pique style f Probably not—not one person in a thousand wages being pald which are ereld & Lamonte M ai | and the beaver-like Nutria form the | with self and. two-toned i possesses this expert knowledge. After all, mensurate with #uch demands, and itngin'r Bugen Mattie ©. Hatelitte | d A n when buying a Piano you depend greatly upon equal pay Yor equal work Louls W Sarah J. Tin | collar and cuffs of others, embroidery in black, white, ertness and the es \ I believe that there should be % es n. Justeson These colorings are featured: Plum, } champagne, tan, brown, the expertness and the integrity of the Dealer. xiven in the schoola of our country | Lieut, Barney 7 ‘we ; mn, . : | gray and mode, $3.00 and Then let your greatest care be the selection of a thoro and extensive course in pa WOUNDED Reni erenieny en a | y, Taupe, teindeer and Green. | 7 4 ‘pair , D the Piano Dealer. Tell that Dealer or Piano sane frou! i A gig hypo nig AP eee Mia eetyanees | ' ee House what you would like and what you can The young must be taught mor ; iW. Dig ” _One-clasp Glace Gloves afford, and they will guide your selection of a tainly (hen ever: to love and hone Mt lise Verna I with two-toned crocheted i 8 | noir country » principles for ye Dugger embroidery, in pique style, Piano with expert judgment and a sincere de- sire to serve you well, | ‘ De aces ate Charle ley | black, white, tan, brown : ; Bprings. ely Vand | and gray, $2.75 pair. Beware of a “cheap piano”—in the end it is os 1 shat | Prly : . 2 - ha tn min first, last dd always 3 | - : the most expensive. Avoid the alluring offers the ein at Gino caslaren 6 IONE oi 0kcs Robart a6, Crawtere Cal. ...Wm. IL Crawford ‘Two-clasp Glace Gloves ih of some dealers—they are but pitfalls to catch with self and two-toned i “—— rm SECTION NO, 2 | I shall stand for that which wil contribute to thelr physical, mental, | » IN ACTION focial good, and shall op t which Injures their health, zon their efforts, or wantos | oir ume In regard to a recent dissension | embroidery, pique style, in | black, white, champagne, tan, brown, green and | navy, $2.50 pair. the unwary. Protect yourself by going to a Piano House with a reputation for integrity and fair dealing—you will never regret it. Next_of Kin. Clarence W. Basnett ‘ Kiaa moral Dealers in Steinway and other Pianos Pianola Pianos, Victrolas and Records, are ca , One-clasp’ Gray Mocha ¢ Player Music, Musical Instruments, Sheet bg hd pean dingy A Mrs. Mery Gloves with self and two- # A § u ‘ows, to allow 4h n Shi x i i iy Music, to talk.sat the county Inatitute held mne F toned embroidery, pique ti in Seattle, “on purely educational} | style, $2.50 pair. Bh matters.” she says 1 .C. Jensen | —First Floor. f “Mr. Burro with drs Norah. Colbert |authority, denied me cause I was a candi jand he explained tha lethically permit p Sherman Diay.&:0o, Bylvester W The Butterick ie m, Wash nyride, Wash Third Avenue at Pine big te - school oule, Mont Mrs, Louis Frey ‘ y: ot, Bt this same tn: UNDETERMINED . SEATTLE permitted’ a resolution rel . Cal Mre OR Winter Tacoma—Spokane—Portland superior qualifications and Priel Cab Geo. § in cally indorsing his candid N re } ™ y - | Q 1: republican ticket, at the Novesnber “tai: ie Anea uarterly ‘ en n, to be introduced and adop Is Here ; i | | Mra Ttay Dunford F ‘ ; S Cars Collide on ccs The Suit at left is of beaver-color wool velour, a complete forecast of the I Carp. John Patetek Driscott Mre, Mary T. Driscoll with deep rolling collar of Nutria, clusters of modes for this new season, for ¢ ? Olympic Way Hill : a. church | plaits at sides of front and back, and inverted Women and children, and a : ma Dies | {| , e In order to tntrod: a. |. In a collision between two Kinnear | a 3. 10 | y have » helt. i yack tine, ; smart, authentic guide as to ie nol order, to introduce eur new, cnets| | sii elsdet. antec tim BORK ¥0:,,.20 r fexew ||] plait above the belt: ‘in bac 3. Lined with eteat. Sia. Codnae'Sx: Sau ae A strongest plate known. covers very lit- | Olympic wa tly after 9 p.m hcg ree t bright printed silk. Price $57.5 | A cgoneianbie ' le now you ¢aa| sunday, th omen passengere women “ole ob or | E bite corn off the cob. aweon ron ‘olo.. 9 J . ‘ ; See of AM work guaranteed! for 1s op diagon onel par Maly Sent eb, re ary Bay The Taupe Wool Velour Suit at right of sketch | | inn described, with 0) oe ‘or year shaken and bru + jo . - H | - ¥ | the meni CA. Raven, t oh ‘ William, 4, shows a double-breasted bolero effect in the nko hind te eee B ond advice fr minatio®| man of the forwar . 3 K jacket, with fullness gathered below and laid Price with certificate 1h ie trae on tan al repageanga Sed agen Picea | Malagnian K in inverted plait in back. The pockets, collar good for 15 cents in the pur ; ork la atill giving good & oe ee oe tower ins | Private Clap ' Flo | and cuffs are of Hudson seal and the lining | eam tor ees 1S 4 {te and slide back down the e Gis <6. bire tram 4 a sits cand atte an eae rn pr 5 fi _ yan igllee cee iepisatnhatinaad akes + [private Witt ance Wewimere {| is a novel Egyptian-printed silk. Price $57.50. | beisdesre ss i | —econd FI j Ope Sundays From 9 to 12 for Working People ma ilO CUT- RATE pone at US v3 Beltey and Mra. J. ¥.| # Seventh ave. W., and |Sergt. Rugene Johnson *ate vice hth ave Cook William BL White . ° - D, Pat — caro elf orgs Aldridge TIT Untiek!, Idaho . Willard. Mex... SRE fl a len C. Dennett .. Mra Abba Hasard yr. Mra. Minnie Corder | H idaho. Mra J a Idaho Ha 1 i WouNDED A if ph Bednar a r t Mra. Katherine Bednar Fraser-PatersonCo ap renee 3 The Special Price Basement Where Bargains Are the Rule renee == Offers for Tuesday the Following Extraordinary Valuess ep Prom ACCIDENT heeler 3 c, Wn Mra, Chas, Wheeler { Mrs, Alice M. Bearup aerial rh paths oagaied | Portable Banded and Untrimmed Hats het ae ee Electric Heaters Exceptionally Good Values Hoe Aneeien sire chart Dever ll = Provide Instant at $2.00 H MISSING IN AC be aint : We a Le | Heat for Any Room na Y taba Mee care Where There is a Light Socket ete eT Private Condelario Medina Grand Ju nee in conjunction with the burnished copper reflector, provide an abundance of heat which can be directed and June HE two heating ele- Sale oft Women’ S New Coats Rocce peek ae J ments ofthe improved | . Out of the Six Smart Ordinary Values New Models for Only 45 Coats ae om jlenry | to any part of the room. 4 Ss al F ure ir mt | — Heater ts easily ‘ arried H EW and correct styles—effectively fashioned of hand- Sin ee | ated at x HE two Hats sketched are typical styles from H 8 some, warm fabrics, embracing plain navy blue, brown, pat og itl! HE ay this new purchase of Lyons Silk Velvet Hats. p wine, Oxford, black and heavy mixtures. cok ao Sotinges-brs. | : | With soft crowns, medium and large brims, un- H j —Coats with fur collars, some with fur bands at bottom, ue trimmed or banded, and faced with black, cherry, a taupe, purple and rose. There are Zibeline Sailors, others with large plush or self-collars. too, Hatters’ Plush Hats and some with beaver fac- { | j —Extraordinary values even for the jesse one Price Base- ment to Offer at ....ccccrceuecccccrserecssveves $22.50 A Great Sale of 300 Beautiful Crepe |: “ita = de Chine Waists om ‘Tuesday at ee ree | whew 4 ASUALTIES | : ; An Exceptional Offering of i ERE. is a Tuesday bargain that should “command the aad KILLED IN as ree sox aie | The Hotpoint Window Curtains at 85c Pair | | | ings, all ready to put on. The 102 Hats in the pur- chase are surely excellent values at $2.00. _ THE _BASEM SONT STORE. l i of every woman who wants a stylish new ergt. Karl D, Bisbee Peres Hattio Bisbee . : : ; ‘ be attention of y Bi iis Uae te ee ie ne Hedlite Heater N opportunity to make a substantial saving louse. Private John i. McConnell |), r ‘ Robert W. McConnell is intended especially for use in | ‘yu rtai 0 7 i . § --Dozens of dainty new styles, of heavy crepe de chine in | WwoUNDED small rooms, as bathroom, dress on Curtains for any room in the house: | : Louis Anderson ing-room or nursery. It is also | | Marquisette Curtains with lace edging. white, flesh, maize and pink. The models are smart, with round and square necks and effective touches of trimming. Santee wesy Preotive sn AryAne ene Bele tT eae t-mesh Curtains with patterned border. Effie after the shampoo. Made of cpa ‘urtains with lace edge and ¢: i Included are also some new striped taffeta waists. ier Me aeh A IA Wade (enasnal Scrim Curtains with lace edge and insertion, Extreme values, every one, and each a smart style, $3.50 Corp.» Vlora M. Monroe {f{ finish, with nickel base and ad Nottingham Lace Curtains with overlock scal- Priv Joe Halest Justable copper reflector. Oper loped edge. 50 Fancy Crepe Kimonos $1.59 Each ated: FO8 n hour, Pr Muslin Curtains with organdie inset border pat- 9 M4 $9.00. HOUSEWARES SECTION i in wink bl p 1 —Very special purchase. A price less than today’s cost of ‘ THE BASEMENT STORE terned in pink or blue } ’ material. Made in neat styles, cut good and full. Satin Corp. —all 2'y yards long, and offering unusually good ribbon trimmed, finished with neat cord and tassel. Spe- Hd as eye i value at 85¢ pair. THE BASEMENT STORE. Bt MED Ucar ray ress e¥apeeh as asteserdooes $1.59 privat bt a BH atiney «Moi a | a ern i *rivate o'ce r argeret O'Connor rH | Private ¢ Ww. Vi ‘al Ii, Visher ’ id bh ® h} i — — =" i Epa ot paren pe tnnet 3 | | Men’s Swiss-ribbed Union Suits 1 pecial for Tuesday Electric Train Due (BRITISH WILL WASH | Particularly Good Value ; - | in Seattle July 1. SHEETS FORTNIGHTLY }) | autitull Sma ew | The fret siectrio Milwouhes tain| Wioecal te ee Barby Hm A) |i at $3.50 LL hould arrive in Seattle July 1 of| LONDON, Oct English laun | HE excellent quality Ins * 4 ° next year, says H. E. Byram, federal | dries are required to economize on | hie a ae hi ry y at these U nion Suits for Trimmed Hats for 7 aitasier of the MMileaukes od (ited ink Gaal out SieMaas ane Sa | this price is especially emphasized. They are ; a who reached here Sunday, after In:|ing asked to make their sheets do a C rel | of standard make, knit from a heavy weight cotton i i 1 Hist spetcing the line thru the Cascade] roriniene instead of a week ut Glass | that will hold its shape well and give the best of ' IR bargains in correct New Trimmed Hats Sev a acing tobwatd kia Water Set, $2.50 | service. Sizes 34 to 50. Price $3.50 . women of Seattle are learning to look to ' » unavoidable | STORE YAKIMA SPUDS HERE 11H graceful twoquart Water | Men's Spring - needle Ribbed | skin” Union Suits, in ecra | e Speci: il Price Basement. Tomorrow we “he said YAKIMA, Oct. 21.—Large quant! Pitcher sketched jis accom: | Union Suits of woolmixed only, $ Bh ‘. he electrification begins at Othel- | th f Yakima spud, il be storec rd by 8 pcor- rns in heavy weight, gray | v Dt ii will yp a hundred beautiful new styles, just in Eastern W neton, and enda! in Seattle thie winter. The raitioa Vase es 5 Hes hor pore helenae | Ny, $1.50 ; Te | Men's Biel ee ee j | nile N etric stem of|en steps to “© extensive storage The giass ie clear and : 4 | : | EDozens of shapes, styles and colors—just the 440 milex thru the Rockies, this will | space in Seattle pig ag oe Wap larger yatetabetels mal mixed Union Suits of soft stony Ribbed Union Sulte of | 8 sive the Milwaukee a total of 660/ ———— | tine, Pitcher and stasees. 6 i “4 light-weight cotton, in ecru i Modes that are most favored. e then Of electric railroad |» sa poea eel Dou uledieess cantata Pitcher and six in an sdiia'g: ialabicduanaidie ain ee a i} Meluesday, special ....sssvsooes -$4.95 |recetpta for a $50 Liberty Rond| THE BASEMENT STORB j Fifty per cent of the ministers of | stolen from Miss Georgia Proctor, of | — _ _ — — = ‘the church in Italy are tn the army.! 603 M ye, N i