The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 11, 1918, Page 11

THE SEATTLE STAR THEY NEVER RAN | | _ MEN GET THERE | Total American Army ‘Cacuntics to Date alt the way fr They turned the trie 6, Jam, biscuits and her supplies to the Paria ware BRIAR PIPES. the front portation tleup train crews, Th only ran the train, but loaded tt and ters, wh Tr se by our buyer r stock now Is well Wy ome large. The ‘are of the best briar, and is amber and still supreme and other causes while uded it, The 10 railre on me C(netuding pein ok turns ax engineer, firemen and necks men, Inctuded Owen W. Kel sey, Salamanca ¥ € zee Raltire Total to date . Casualty liste tnaue nd by th h United States war department es of nine Seattle ine Brive aty Walter MH. 8 de ave, Nu Private Char Lawrer St. Paul, Minn: H.W bury, Mass. Edward ley of N “S\RUP FFs CHILDS DINE | River, Mass er Davin, R e New! re Wrik'A *, J. Gorm. | Clar next of kin } “slightly KILLED IN ACTION Name Address of Kin. 4 Private Carl A. 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Zibelines, Velours and Normandy Cloth Navy Blue, Brown, Plum, Black aad Svanaide Many with Coney Fur Collars, others with Self and Velvet Collars —Excellent Coats that are moderately priced in our regular stocks at $45.00, $48.75 and $50.00. Special Thursday, $33.50. ~Fraser-Paterson Ca, Third Floor. A Remarkable Christmas Sale of 200 Beautiful Blouses, $3.95 Each eT Sold Regularly at $5.00 SPLENDID opportunity for two hundred people to buy beautiful new Silk Blouses for gifts at a good deal less than their regular worth. —The Blouses are of crepe de Chine, splendid quality. The latest styles in both high and low neck effects. Plain tailored and frilled effects. —All sizes in the lot, but not every size in a style. Special............ 5 —Fraser-Paterson Co, ‘Third Floor. The Special Price Baseme ¢, Thursday ey 85 Women's FP.C2. Dresses On Sale at the Lew Price’ SLL00 —Beautiful Silk Dresses—splendid neat Serge Dresses. Dresses that you would ordinarily pay 4 to 1% more for. Every late style, every fashionable color. —A sale you'll not want to miss if you want a new dress for any of the above-mentioned uses. —tTypical Special Price Basement value for... . $17.50 Women’s Winter Coats : Special Price Basement ; Price for Thursday $23.00 EW style W inter Coats that are worth 4% to 4% more, That’s the way you save by buying in the Special Price Basement. -The Coats are in the latest styles—of the favored materials- in the most-wanted colors. _ Some belted, others loose styles, with pockets and fancy button trimming. Collars of plush, velvet, kerami and self material. Values such as the Special Price Base- MONt OFELS 60... crcccsesccovtevesvoerdeees $23.00 Christmas Sticker iP aper, Colored Cords, PAGE 11 Cards, Tags, Seals, Tinsels, Wrapping aso Third Floor. te The Big, Bright Busy Toy Shop im the Special Price Basement Tomorrow Offers New Dolls at $1.00 HEY are all new—just arrived—specially bought for the Day, but failed to arrive in time. They'll be on sale tomorrow, and offer extraor- Great December Dollar e dinary values. : —18-inch Dolls with hair, Boy Dolls, Girl Dolls, Baby Dolls, all at the very low price, $ GORE Sees iiecccbs cubed eevee s cbeaedbverer eee WEPENEL 09 40 ser ebes chs b560% $1.00 ¢$ s Character Dolls, Spectal 65c : —Several hundred Dolls, with and without hair, all nicely dressed—Girl Dolls, Boy Dolls and Baby Dolls, featured in the Toy Shop at the special price,..........- 65¢ SPECIAL THURSDAY Three Hundred Novelty $5.00 Chains $2.50 $2.50 and $3.00 Chaina at $1.65 N important special $ purchase made for a special Christmas Sale. A wide variety of Chains, covering dozens of differ- ent colored stones, com- bined with metal in fili- gree effects. —Every Chain is an im- French Novelty, and will make an attrac- New Fashionable re, Ey Chains for $2.50 ce aOR —$2.50 and $3.00 ains for .......ceeee-- $1.65 —First Floor. Three ‘Hundred and Eighty-Five Beautiful Patterns OR street wear—for general wear, for pra wear, In Gitt Boxes for afternoon wear. EAUTIFUL Waist Pat- terns put up in gift boxes, ready for gift selec- tion, and indeed what more attractive gift than a Silk Waist Pattern? They cover a wide range of silk mate- rials in the season’s fash- " ane ee patterns Seventy-Five oka eee 2.95, $3.19, $3.69, $3.95 $4.69, $5.69, $6.50 a pattern. —Silk Section, First Floor, Boxed Handkerchiefs for Women OMPLETE, fresh, new stocks of Handker- chiefs in attractive Christ- mas boxes. —Roxes of three hand embro! ered, pure linen Handkereh three different patterns, a_ b ave $1.00 to $2.50 Roxes of six Handkerchiefs, hand embroideres \ differ ent pattern; fi linen; a box . $6.00 Fancy embr Hanaker chiefs in white and colored wor boxes of two and three, a box... seecevccescocoscecsees ecccccccccce nd B3t &83 ton navy She formerly liv . 25¢ to 75¢ 3 fF First Floor. 2 COO TOO CCEE DHOOM ER TAO E MERA RERSOEADEMSSADADDOSAOSSSSOOSOOORSODOOOO OOOO OO OOOOOHEH OOOO OOTODSOOSOSOOOD ‘