The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1918, Page 7

| FRSPER Behe? 4 122 A) Ss] EATTLE has been quick 4 to adopt the NEW TOY SS) STORE at Fifth Avenue and Pine Street, and in this, of prota Seattle shows its cus- ll tomary good judgment, For this is a thoroughly satis- factory Toy Store when one thinks in terms of the broad se- lections offered—it is a comfort- able Store to shop in—and it is probably the Northwest's most accessible Toy Store, for it is but Sja few steps from the street, and His quickly reached by any one of 6 easy, convenient stairways, When shopping for Toys, as for other Christmas Gifts, will you re member that you can choose most ad vantageously when you do so in the Georgette and Crepe Waists, $4.95 Fer Christmas Giving AINTY trimming effects abound in this showing of sheer Georgette Crepe and soft Crepe de Chine Waists, in White Flesh-color Navy Brown Tan _ Black —daintily embroidered and tucked, and designed with low neck or two-in-one collar. Sizes 36 to 46. Price $4.95. CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS, $3.95 — Smart tailored ef- fects with tucked or hemstitched front, in White, Flesh-color, Tan, Navy, Brown, Mais, Rose, Gray and Black, sizes 36 to 44, $3.95. — rue pasemenT sToRE These Pretty Crepe Pajamas, $3.50 ATTERNED with flitting butterflies and bluebirds on pink crepe and made in the popular one-piece style, these Pajamas suggest _ practical Christmas gifts. Made with side pockets and trimmed with white crepe stitched in Delft-blue, sizes 38 to 44. Price $3.50. Another good style in Crepe Pajamas of daisy-patterned pink crepe with Valenciennes lace trimming; tasseled cord drawstring at the high waistline, $2.75. FLANNELETTE GOWNS in bluebird pattern on pink ground, in new slip-over V style with pajama front ef- fect and silk frog fastening, $3.25. BATISTE GOWNS in slip-over and pajama-front ef- fect, with lapels and sleeves trimmed with satin binding, and fastening with pink silk frogs, $1.65. THE BASEMENT STORE. Girls’ Coats, $5.00 Sizes 4, 5, 6 and 7 Years MARTLY-STYLED little Coats in Two-tone Cor- duroy, Striped Corduroy, Egyptian Velour and _ Zibeline, in desirable plain and combination colorings: Plum, Green, Navy, Brown, Black, 1} enriched with beaver cloth and plush. EEE enn nmmmmmmmmee ) Th) A2hSk Paletrs Pesta? Becke Erseak? ASSAs L528 — Price $5.00. —THE BASEMENT STORE. Five-inch Fancy Ribbons, 25c Yard LIPPER BAGS, Hand-bags, Slippers, Boudoir Caps and Underblouses are just a few of the lovely gifts that are easily fashioned from these Ribbons. Dresden, Floral, Striped and other patterns, in pleas- ing color-blendings, 25¢ yard. +4. pasuemunT sTORI Ww : litt StATT LE STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC, 4, 1918. FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE HE delights of Christmas shopping are enjoyed to the fullest by the foresighted man or woman who sees the greater possibilities for indi- vidual service and unhurried selections that are held by the early morning hours—from 9 to 11 o'clock. Even in this spacious building, where con- Many Styles in Hand Bags and Purses at $1.25 F a moderate! figures in plans, the Ba doubtless suy satisfaction At thin 5 abirre metal fr priced hand bag r Christmas nent Store can t to your entire ce there are Bags of with engraved lope Bags in various dl others In Brown *urple, Tan Children’s Gift Purses, 50c ITTLE / \ 4 girls will for handkerchief ender, Blue, rown and Tan, 50¢, THE BASEMENT STORE Women’s Patent Pumps $4.50 ROPERLY cut for wear with spats are these Pumps and they are equally desirable for home wear. With light weight soles and Louis heels, $4.50 pair. Growing Girls’ Patent Leather Pumps with hand-turned soles and leather military heels, sizes 214 to 7, $5.00 pair. THE BASEMENT STORE “estoy morning shopper. For your convenience, the Christmas Parcel Forwarding Station ha quickly and easily reached by six handy stairways from here to be wrapped, weighed and forwarded. For Harmoniously Covering the Couch the Drapery Section is showing a new shipment of Couch Covers at unusually moderate prices. AT $3.50, Couch Covers of good quality armure, woven in broken stripe and conventional patterns in soft, dark colorings. Size 58x100 inches, a most practical and serviceable Cover. AT $4.50 AND $5.00, reversible Armure Couch Covers are heavy and well woven, in desirable com- binations of colorings. AT $6.50, a heavy Couch Cover in art needle work weave, a foliage pattern is shown in combinations of green and tan. AT $7.50, Tapestry Covers of good quality are shown in all-over verdure patterns in combinations of greens, browns, blue and tan. Closely woven, these Covers measure 63x100 inches. AT $8.00, a solid color Cover is woven with plain repp center and pattern design, self color border. Shown in brown, rose or blue, reversible, and of excellent quality, 63x96 inches. AT $18.00, an extra heavy weight Tapestry Cover is woven in greens and browns. VELOUR COVERS AT $21.00 AND $22.50 offer a wide range of designs and colorings in this luxu- riously effective yet serviceable pile fabric. Third Floor Gifts That Brighten a Repast are sure of constant ap- preciation, and the hos- pitable homekeeper will especially appreciate gifts to use in entertain- ing. The Cut Glass Water Set, pic- tured, is of | clear, brilliant glass with floral cutting in several dif- ferent designs beside the one pictured. Set of seven pieces, $5.00. For the Reception or even more informal affairs, China Reception Cups and Saucers (as pictured) have space for sandwich or cakes. With various floral decorations, $1.00. That a guest may have salad or dessert “with or without,” there is a Mayonnaise or Whipped Cream Set of plate with bow] and ladle (as pic- tured), $1.00. Third Floor. SOLDIERS’ FUNDS FORWARDING Firat Floor BUREAU Gift Suggestions in Cut Crystal bangs san JARS, as welcome on win- ter breakfast table as on Christmas tree, are shown in several attractive cut- tings, with tops, and opalescent glass or silver spoons, $1.00, silver Furniture We SEWING TABLES BOOK TROUGHS AT $1.50 there are DINNER WAGONS Dishes, Footed Com- potes, Water Pitchers, Candlesticks, all useful to a household, all spark ingly decorative for Christmas presentation. iret Floor, HOUSE DESKS —— : FREDERICK & NELSON GIFT FURNITURE The Logical Answer to Many a Difficult Gift Problem The Largest Selections of Good Gift Have Ever Displayed SPINET MAGAZINE STANDS TELEPHONE TABLES GATE-LEG TABLES FOOTSTOOLS SMOKER SETS Gifts of Beauty innacle of enjoyable shopping is reached by the THE BASEMENT STORE, bring your Christmas gift been established in treet level. You are invited to ToMake a Completely Satisfactory Christmas Add One Gift Blouse or even two for good measure and different occasions. And such addi- tions are easily provided for when one inspects the wide showing in the Blouse Section. Whether it’s to be a tailored Crepe de Chine to go with her on tailored excursions or a filmy Georgette for “good times” of the informal sort, the giver-to-be will surely find a happy choice here among Taffetas and Nets as well as Georgettes and Crepes de Chine in taupe, brown, turquoise, rose, peath, flesh color, white, maize, navy, with decora- tion of hand embroidery, beads, dainty laces and fine braiding. Prices, $5.00, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50, $10.00 and $12.50. mlinmeal: Wiad The Vivid Reds of These New Victory Hats are particularly appropriate to the hol- iday costume, and as harmonious with blue serge as with Hudson seal—a most convenient many-occasion feature. The small new shapes, as exampled by these sketched, are particularly be- coming. THE BOW HAT at top, of American Beauty velvet, has bow worked over and over with marine blue yarn. THE NAVY BLUE TURBAN at cen- ter has ribbon crown and bandin; of burnt feather in officer’s red. FANCY SHIRRING decorates the brim of the flat crowned Turban at bot- tom, of American Beauty velvet with ribbon cone ornament in self color. THAT ONE MAY BE FUR-HATTED as handsomely as she is befurred, we are showing a wide and smart collection of Fur Hats, and Ostrich- trimmed Hats that are equally ap- propriate to the furred costume. —Second Floor. A Frame for the Christmas Portrait will give a definite decorative value to the picture and protect it from dust and loss. Whether the picture is a tiny miniature or a broad “family group,” one is almost sure to find a suitable frame among the many styles, sizes and finishes shown in the Jewelry Section. Miniature Frames, in deeply set effect, Sterling Silver Frames, both plain and gilt finish, with quaint ball feet, 85¢. chased, in square and oval shapes, $1.50 Platinoid Frames give the effect of sil- | to $13.50. ver and do not tarnish; backed with vel-| Patriotic Frames, some in colors, 50¢ vet, 25¢ to $1.75. | to $1.25. —First Floor. =e WN Gifts That Have a Long Life of Usefulness Ahead of Them WINDOW FERNERIES DESKS TABORETS EASY CHAIRS DAVENPORTS DAVENPORT TABLES CANDLESTICKS MIRRORS READING TABLES DAY BEDS BOOKCASES ee Gifts of Comfort FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE eR A EEE SSS sehen es piniinenmiti