The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1918, Page 7

freterickomFlelgon FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE fly SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1918. A Featured Offering of Smart Holiday Blouses at $7.50 aw purchase, featured for Saturday at an especially attractive price, and comprising 140 Blouses in all— Of Georgette Crepe, in Flesh, White, Navy and Taupe —ten distinctive models, with modish bead and embroidery trimmings in hand- some combination colorings. Appropriate Blouses to grace informal Holiday affairs, or for Christmas presentation. All regular sizes in the collection, but no one style in all sizes. —exceptionally interesting values at $7.50. <fe New Buckle-trimmed Pumps, $7.00 (As Pictured) -fPYRIMLY slender are these smart new Pumps of patent coltskin, ‘ornamented with oval steel- _ beaded buckle. The French are 21% inches high. turned soles. A model that may be appro- priately worn with or with- out spats. Price $7.00 pair. —First Floor. Women’s Gloves In Worthy Gift Qualities LIP-ON French Glace Kid Gloves with con- trasting embroidery on Black, White, Champagne, Mode, Tan and Gray, $4.50 pair. French Glace Kid Gloves with novelty crochet stitching and pique sewn seams, in Black, White, Cham- pagne, Tan, Brown and Gray, $3.50 pair. Two-clasp Washable French Glace Kid Gloves with te seams and self or lack stitching on Cham- pagne and White, $3.00 Pair. French Glace Kid Gloves in two-clasp style, with Pique seams and two- tone embroidery, in Black, White, Cham- pagne, Tan, Brown, Gray, Navy and Green, $3.00 pair. —rirst Floor. ‘ 2 Silk Stockings are always well repre- sented in the well-stocked Hosiery Section. Here are Stockings as appropriate for personal use as for gifts: SILK STOCKINGS with French hand-drawn clockings, in amoke, Miver, Cordovan brown, Rus sia calf, beige, black and white, $3.50 pair. SILK Gs WITH 7 STRAND CLOCK h 1 embroidery, and white on STOCKIN F INGS of hs black on white black, $4.50 pair Firat Floor. nd Floor. Beautiful Ribbons for Every Holiday Purpose —and Ribbons help so much toward an ornamen- tal Christmas—are shown in infinite variety of colors, widths and prices. PLAIN, RICH SATINS are shown, from baby width to sash ribbons, and there are plain Taffetas and Moire effects, Stripes, Warp-prints and Dresden designs for hair bows and fan work. Fine novelty Blocks ar.J Plaids, so useful for many a Christmas purpose, are shown iw various widths. NEW TIE-UP RIBBONS feature the design of the good-luck French children, Ninette and Rintintin. Widths from 14-inch to 114 inches, 90¢ to $1.80 bolt. NEW RIBBONS FOR THE MAKING OF CHRIST- MAS BAGS are shown in a variety of new patterns in silver on black, gold on black, and in floral pat- terns, $4.75 yard. TAPESTRY RIBBONS in soft colorings, blues, tans, greens and rose shades, 514 inches wide, 75¢ yard. In purples, blues and greens, 614 inches wide, $1.50 yard. In purple and rose on blue, 9 inches wide, Little Ribbon Gifts give a real holiday atmosphere at the “littlest” cost, and are easily tucked into packages or even into letters. VANITY BAGS in pink, blue, rose, yellow, Copen- hagen blue or lavender, with mirror and powder puff, 25¢, 35¢e, 50c, 65¢ and 7T5ec. FOR BABY’S BONNET there are ribbon Rosettes in pink or blue and in combinations of pink and blue, 50c pair. SIX LITTLE SATIN SQUARES make a fragrant Sachet, 50c set. $2.75 —Virst Floor. An Appropriate Dress for Every Occasion is insured when the little girl and her mother visit the Juniors’ Section. This is the little girls’ own part of our big store; here there are Dresses especially de- signed to become childish, yet rapidly growing-up, persons. FOR A DRESS THAT SHE CAN WEAR TO SCHOOL DAY AFTER DAY, there are Billie Burkes and the Thompsons Navy Serges in sashed and white collared styles. Sizes 6 to 14, $10.00 to $35.00, ever-popular Peter as well as FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS the materials are Taffetas, Surah- silks, Velveteens and Silk-and-Velvet combinations in models to become almost any little girl, in these colors: rose, navy, Pekin-blue, brown, cadet blue, tan and plaids, Sizes 6 to 14, $13.50 to $37.50. there are Dresses to please the most frill FOR PARTY WEAR loving little girl well as the little girl who likes tuckings, Georgettes, nets, lingerie ts, and chiffon cloth ornamented with ruffles, platings, smockings and laces, Combinations of satin with Georgette or chiffon are much used for little girls Sizes 6 to 14, $9.50 to $37.50 Second Floor. MORNING SHOPPING BRINGS THE BEST RESULTS The Revival of the Jabot —that charmingly becoming and most convenient addition to a very plain blouse—is a real Christmas- giving opportunity, for whatever else she might put back in the box and lay away, she will be sure to put on a new Jabot and wear it right down town. These Jabots pictured are typical of late arrivals; sheer net combined with hayd embroidery and laces, fine tucks and folds, in the more extreme styles (which are extremely effective, surely) black satin is combined with filmy lace. PLAIN NET STOCK-JABOTS in several styles, $1.00. MORE ELABORTE NET JABOTS, hand embroid- ered, and filet-patterned lace Jabots, $1.50, FILET LACE IS USED ON EDGES and in inserts in hand-embroidered net Jabots, featured at $2.25, $2.75, $3.75 and $4.75. THE EFFECTIVE BLACK SATIN STOCK is seen in models at $4.75. IRISH CROCHET EDGES AS WELL AS FILET LACES are used in exclusive models in Jabots at $7.50, $9.00, $10.50 and $15.00. First Floor. TRE BaseMeNt Sto HE ba = | Women’s Silk Stockings $1.50 Pair HE good quality silk in these Stockings insure long life for them, and they are reinforced with lisle heel, sole and toe and wide hemmed top. In black and white, sizes 9 to 1014, $1.50 pair. WOMEN'S SILK-LISLE STOCKINGS in fine-ribbed weave, with double heel, sole and toe, sizes 814 to 10, 40¢ pair. THE BASEMENT STORE. Black Silk Umbrellas $5.00 N the case of Umbrellas, it is safe to choose black when in doubt as to what color would prove most suitable. These have serviceable black silk covering on 8-rib frame, with wood handles and loop, $5.00. THE BASEMENT STORE. Girls’ Fur Sets $2.00 to $16.50 ECAUSE a little girl likes presents that she can “put right on” she will just “dance with joy” when she finds a little Fur Set under the Christmas tree. Both round and flat Muffs are matched with cosy Neckpieces in round collar or stole style, making a very usefully comfortable gift for the little girl. In these furs: Sheared Coney, Blended Squirrel, Muskrat, Imitation Ermine, Opossum, Dyed Rabbit, Beaver and Iceland Fox. Prices—$2.00, $3.50, $4.50 and $5.00 to $16.50. THE BASEMENT STORE. Women’s Gift Handkerchiefs Tastefully Boxed LL ready to present are these dainty Handker- chiefs, so deftly arranged in Christmas boxes: Women’s Handkerchiefs, Dainty White Lawn of soft lawn, with white Handkerchiefs, well- or colored embroidery, qxibroidered arid’ at- pen gl tractively boxed; 3 in box of 2 or 3, 25c. box for 45c. Women’s Handkerchiefs Women’s —_ Embroidered with corner designs in and Novelty Handker- white or colored em- chiefs of soft lawn, pEyaery, , and | He with hemstitched or Ey palianiad roll edges, and colored 2 or 3 for Bbc. or white embroidery, 10¢ and 12'%4e. Children’s Handkerchiefs patterned with flowers, animals and figures, in aps nursery - rhyme and Women’s Initialed Hand- | comic ere Mice 3 in kerchiefs of soft lawn t 5 0: at 10¢, Ife and with hemstitched edges, 25¢ 15e and Toc each; 75e dozen. Women’s Initialed Hand- kerchiefs with white or colored letter, box or 3, 85e, 50e and 65e. THE RASEMENT STORE | | | aerate on sommes cence ere ASEMENT ST Ta (Dh wm mera ma PAGE 7 \ Frederichomflelgon BUSINESS HOURS—9 TO 5 ieee _ yori! Just Placed on Display A New Collection of Satin Hats $4.00 and $6.50 UR trimming in the form of bands, pompons and bows contrasts smartly with the smooth satin in these Hats, and models with wool and metallic applique ornaments are just as appealing. chenille embroidery, Featured in Mole-color with many new ideas expressed in their shapes. Brown _— Beige stitching and flat Black The Black Satin Hat Sketched—with upturned brim chenille-embroid- ered and soft crown deftly corded—$6.50. —THE BASEMENT STORE, Good-looking All-purpose Coats Good Stout Shoes for rainy-weather wear should be a part of every boy’s winter equipment —for boys must be out- doors every day. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS' TAN HIGH-CUT SHOES with buckle at top, sizes 11 to 13%, $3.00; 1 to 6, $3.50 pair BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ GUN METAL CALF LACE SHOES, with 13%, $2.50 pair; heavy soles, sizes 11 to 1 to 6, $3.00 pair. MISS AND CHILDREN'S TAN CALF LACE SHOES in high-cut st made on broad. toe last, sizes &% to 11, $4.00 11% to 2, $4.50 pair MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S BUTTON SHOES of gun-metal calf and k vici kid; broad en 8% to 11, $2.50 $3.00 pair IMENT STORE. Ree Men’s Kid House Slippers — $2.95 HESE Slippers are ina mannish effect which will appeal to men—of tan vici kid, in Romeo style, with heavy, flexible soles, Sizes 6 to 11, $2.95 pair. THE BASEMENT STORE. $14.85 and $18.75 make an interesting display in the Basement Store, and will offer de- lightful choosing for women who come Coat-hunting Saturday. They are well-tailored from Velour Zibeline Diagonal Coating in advanced styles, half- and full- lined styles, with large collars of self- material or plush—in Navy, Brown, Burgundy; Gray and Two-tone ef- fects. Some of these Coats were for- merly in higher-priced groups, and all are excellent values at $14.85 and $18.75. —THE, BASEMENT STORE. An Exceptional Saturday Offering: 54-inch Winter Coatings Reduced to $2.95 Yard N exceptionally low price for Coatings so desir- able from every standpoiat. There are a num- ber of novelty weaves to choose from, in plain colors— Blue, Green, Purple, Brown and Black among others, also tasteful mixtures and striped effects. Fifty-four inches wide, $2.95 yard. —THE BASEMENT STORE. Gift Neckwear, 50c DAINTY gift with a personal thought, is the gift of a good-looking Neckpiece. At 50¢, the Basement Store is fea- turing Collars of Satin, Organdie, Pique and Filet-pattern laces in roll, square, round and flat styles, with lace trimming and embroidery. Collar and Cuff Sets are also i a is price. also included at this price. —THE BASEMENT STORE, Gifts of Correspondence Stationery BOX of attractive Stationery will renew interest in letter-writing, and make a much-appreciated Gift: Southland quire box, Weymouth Stationery, in Linen, one- | “Cluny” Lawn Stationery with long, narrow en- velopes, with blue edge dove-gray, with long, and gilt initial, 50c narrow envelopes, 35¢ box. box. J : : Phcaas eRe cae uvenile Station Gilt - initialed Stationery, Gedikwstierned bax i box. a 15e. Gilt-initialed Correspond- | K a i BN on ence Cards, 35¢ box. eeechag, nen ashore ery in tints of blue, For Miss use, Madam Butterfly Stationery, at 25¢ box. | Women’s Gloves, $1.25 Pair UCH serviceable Gloves as these are always wel- comed as gifts. They have fancy stitching on backs, and offer choice of black, white and pearl- gray, $1.25 pair. pink and buff, as well as white, 35¢ box. THE BASEMENT STORE, ‘THE BASEMENT STORE, ' ; t }