The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1918, Page 13

Bring your old gold, silver and pewter to the Metal Mrchange, Fourth and Pine, and eachan w WwW. 88 ne ESTABLISHED 1875, THE SEATTLE STAR--FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1918. Sale of Fiber Silk Sweaters at $12.95 Regular $19.75 Qualities The three distinctive styles illustrated in shimmering Fiber Silk of excep- tional quality. The colors vie with one another in richness and beauty. | Cherry is the color of the model with sailor collar and cuffs of contrasting weave. The covered buttons have bone rims; two on each side catch the long tasseled sash. In all sizes. - A Tuxedo collar distinguishes an all-white model in block weave. The sash loose across the back, caught at the sides by buttons. In all sizes, white only. Corn, Copen, black, and two-tone effects in olive and cherry, or olive and black, may be had in another model with a belted back and large sailor collar. In all sizes, —MaeDeougall-Senthwick, Second Vieer, _ but not all sizes in each color. $45.00 to $100.00 SUITS Reduced to $35.00, $45.00, $55.00 These are handsome Suits of Velour de Laine, Broadcloth, Suede Velour, Silvertone, Velvet and English Suiting. Many are clever adaptations of for- eign models. —AlIl Beautifully Lined —All Well Tailored —All Extraordinary Values Distinctive models showing the attractiveness of plain tailoring, or richly fur trimmed. The Suit pictured is one of the group at $55, -which includes all our most expensive Suits. Fur-Trimmed and Tailored Coats $45.00, $55.00, $65.00 They are the very essence of newness and thorough craftsmanship in designing and tailoring. In all the new fabrics and colorings. The furs include raccoon, nutria and Hudson seal. —MacDongall-Seuthwick, Se 4 Fleer. Nadia Corsets $2.50 For Average and Stout Figures Designed to give graceful, long lines to the average fig- ure. Has low bust, long skirt and back boned to produce the flat back effect. Of pink brocaded batinte, trimmed with Valenciennes lace and braid. Sizes 20 to 29. Model for stout figures has medium bust, free hips, extra long skirt. Of white brocade. trimmed with «ilk embroidery. Sizes 32 to 30, oe ‘Third Pieer. Give a Box of Handkerchiefs These 50c Box Lawn Initial Handkerchiefs, the initials hand embroidered, and fancy French tape borders. Three in a box. Lawn Handkerchiefs with corners embroidered in colors, the roll edges colored, also pink, blue, lavender and rose. Four in a box. —MaeDougall-Southwick, First Fleer. Bright Ribbons to Tie Gift Packages Everyone knows how much a bright Scarlet or Holly Rib- bon adds to the joy of receiving Christmas boxes. Somehow, the ribbon speaks out its greeting, too, and even the simplest gift gains in im portance when pleasantly dressed. 8c, 10¢ and 12c yard. Distinctive Millinery, $10 Many Reduced From Higher Priced Dashingly tailored or impressively simple. Assortments — gracefully picturesque, Novel combinations of velvet with beaver, sealine, nutria; velvet with velour, velvet with panne, velvet with gold lace. Myriads of embroidery motifs on the close-fitting turbans; and clever uses of ornaments. . A collection of Hats possible at this one price. fringe, flowers and metal which demonstrates the values * —MacDougall-Southwick, Second Floor, Me<Dougall-/euthwick SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET PAGE 123 Kring your old gold, silver and pewter to the Metal Exchange, Fourth and Pine, and rchange for W. &. B. TELEPHONE MAIN 6720. Ready for Christmas in the Baby Shop Every corner is full of Christmas. Here is a beautiful section of exquisite Frocks. There another, sparkling with the radiant colors of Sweater Coats, Scarfs, Caps. Illustrated: Alpaca Coats, $8.50 Tabs and little girls go together so becoming- ly. The tabs on these form box plaits below yokes. Lined with heavy flannel. Sweater Suits Belted Bathrobes for baby’s promenades, in ink and blue, figured with fancy rib wool. Cap, Leggings animals, bound with and Sweater Coat, $6.25, belt across front; $1.95, Women’s Silk Hosiery Special $1.45 A Distinct Christmas Opportunity Onyx Hosiery—eighteen shades—lisle heels, toes, soles and garter tops for,added service. —stacdeugall-Southwick, First Fleer. Unusual Gifts | Initial at $1.00 Stationery From the Needlework * Section Special Doily Roll of Cretonne, 36-in. 25c Box French Novelty Set—Hairpin Holder, Pin Cushion and Tray, 682 Boxes in old rose, Copen blue and French blue. Salts Bottle covered with silk, Linen Fabric Stationery wane Cosh Been ox with initials embossed in tonne tops. gold. an SON Work Bags of {8 Wests Abtomes: Pair Dainty Daurine Powder spondence cards, 24 Rese, Headio ¥ — : | envelopes to the box. ‘air Nee i meries, “Diana” Regular 50c quality. ond “Mary Aun'—2t then, | ve Niped —MacDougal!-Southwieh, | —MacDougall-Southwiek, pon Fitth Fieer. First Fleer. A Special Purchase Of Clearest Crystal Glass with bands in Rose or Celestial Blue set between two narrow gold bands—gold bands at the base. Glassware designed to carry out the color motifs at the table in graceful, artistic shapes with a finish that surpasses famous imported glassware. Prices moderate. Goblets, $12.00 dozen. Sherbets, $12.00 dozen. Finger Bowls, $12.00 dozen. Candlesticks, set of four, $12.00. Flower Pans for the table center, $5.00 each. Footed Comports or Bonbons, $1.75 each. Covered Candy Jars, $4.00 each. —MacDougall-Seuthwick, Fearth Micer, Lawn Dress Embodies all the dain- ty features a mother could wish — Valencien- nes lace and insertion, fine cross tucks, vertical tucks and éMbroidery; $7.50. Quilted Silk Robes Sweater Coats White, trimmed with for children 2 to 6 years old, in pink or blue and feather rose, pink, blue and white; coat stitching, $7.95. and slipover styles. —MacDougall-Southwick, Third Fleer. There Is Value in Patriotism and.Good Clothes UST as the hero worship of boyhood days will lead to good citizenship of later life, so will good Clothes lend a confidence and easy bearing that goes a long way toward success in the future. Mothers who realize the value of keeping their boys clad in reliable Clothing will do well to inspect these offerings from the Boys’ Own Shop. Make Your Boys’ Christmas Merry by Giving Him Clothes Good Wool Suits Heavy Mackinaws 4 for Boys These are made to invite the most critical mother Bh tid has to see the ré: ddleied Wohalr Mint wonderful thickness of the eye; Lage woolens, to note the deep ings, tailoring, buttons, lapels which may be fast- pockets all recommend these suits ened high, the commodious pock- to the discriminating buyer. Smart pod ee ngyeeu to. know rps : that a boy clad in these is pretty military styles, with slant pockets Mkely ‘to tity well ama Gna and metal buckles. Sizes 6 to 18 Plaid and plain color—$10.00 to years, $17.50. Boys’ Warm Overcoats, $15 In the new military and naval styles with plain backs, belted backs and belt-around styles. Smooth and fleecy fabrics in rich color and pattern treatments. Very durably made ahd warmly lined. Ages 3 to 10 years. Warm Knitted Caps 50c, 75c, $1 For school, for every manner of outdoor frolic ——a snug-fitting Knitted Cap will keep the youngsters’ cars warm on the coldest of days. Solid Colors or Striped The effects so popular with boys, in a multitude of at- tractive colors and color combinations. —MacDougall-Southwick Boys’ Shop, Third Fleor. Gifts and Furnishings for Men Here, in this woman's store, yet absolutely separate—distinct—unique is a Men’s Shop—run by men, for men, and backed by all the resources, as well as buying power, of the MacDougall-Southwick Store. Now it is in Christmas readiness, also. News for Saturday— Men's Bathrobes $7.50 Eight choice patterns in all sizes. Lapel collar, button front style. Heavy Silk Knitted Mufflers $4.95 Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs 85c, 3 for $1.00 3.75 the dozen. Colored Border Cambrie Handkerchiefs, 25¢ $1.75 and $2.00 Silk Socks, $1.85 Pair Black and colors—3 pairs $4.00. Cashmere Golf Coats $9.50 Four shades of Scotch heather in all sizes. Button Sweater Coats $6.75 Collarless style in navy, maroon, Oxford and heather. Sizes 36 to 46. Silk and Linen Pajamas $4.75 Suit Each Wool Sox 3 Pairs $2.00 In handsome patterns. Box of 6, $1.25. Black, Oxford, natural gray. Very Sheer, Soft Linen Handkerchiefs, 65¢ Belts $2.95 Each Spanish Morocco and calf- $7.50 a dozen. skin Belts with sterling silver buckles. Crystat Cloth Pajamas $2.95 Suit White, blue, tan—trimmed with silk loops. Union Suits $5.85 Light, medium and heavy weight—broken 300 Heavy, Lustrous Silk Ties at $1.65 Each Pull-over Sweaters $16.50 lines, a oe Sea: ere