The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1918, Page 7

«uci SEATTLE STAR ¢ ; ” <—T POCOS look < < po F ONE of “hese gifts of lasting en- joyment { zures in your Christ- mas plans, you will doubtless find just the one that will please her most in these displays. Here are Sweaters for every use, with the new details in their designing—Wool, Fiber Silk and Thread Silk—in Rose, Green, Peach, Red, Pink, Tur- quoise, Brown, Khaki-color, White, Lavender, Purple, Taupe, Cerise and Two-tone effects. Ten suggestions are offered in the sketch: Fiber 1—Thread-silk Sweater in | 6—Turquoise Tuxedo effect, with Sweater plaid sash, cuffs and weave collar, $52.50. model, with $12.50. 2—Pink Silk Sweater in | | novelty check weave, with fringeedged sash, Slip-over Coral Wool Sweater in novelty $29.50. weave, fror atyle, with sailor 3—Fiber Si1k Slipon $10.00. Sweater in beautiful 5 shetiand Wool Sweater yellow shade, with sail or collar, $15.00, peacock-blue, with trasting in 4—Apricot Fiber Sik Sweater in Tuxedo ef s fect, with fullsweep | 9 Cardinal Saxony tack and fringed sash, er in ribbed-weave ef $23.50. fect, with contrasting border, $17.50 5—Noveity- weave Fiber Silk Sweater in lovely | 10—Saxony Wool Sweater, rose shade, with Dutch woven in novel collar and full sash, convertible Tuxedo or $14.50, i regulation style, $21.5¢ ~—Second Floor. store Friday at 4 o'clock. Red Cross Auxiliary Workers First Floor. An Ohio in the Kitchen Is a Very Happy Way to Say “Merry Christmas” because its presence means that the oven is going to be ready for the Christmas breakfast biscuits eight minutes after the kindling is lighted, and father can have his superheated swim seven minutes later. And cooking that “big dinner” will be a pleasanter undertaking when mother knows she can control the fire perfectly. It will be more successful, too, with the steady heat of an OHIO oven to brown the goose (or is it the little pig?) and a snap- ping hot top surface to keep things at a steady boil. The kitchen is really the source of most of the home comfort (or discomfort) and the installation of an OHIO means a steady, de- pendable supply of culinary and hot water comfort. Father or any other stove-seeker will find the Ohio in The Basement Store. ae aA HE Red Cross (Station B) will close its workroom in this The women who have so faithfully and_patriot- ically contributed their services to this work are re- quested to call for their aprons at the Will Call Desk, Little Fingers Are Warm © find hooks and but A very practical gift it ve Section in THE BASEMENT STORE. THURSDAY, DEC. 12, 1918. frederichomfle FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE A Christmas Umbrella Takes the Gloom Out of Rainy Days —_ O many little details con tribute to the “gifty” appearance of this season's umbrellas — rib-tips and handles of ivoroid or am- ber effect, bracelet han- dies and other items, not y) to mention their gay col- 2 orings: OY Women’s Silk Umbrellas in 4 and plaids, with — silk loop or ivory ring in f} Y handles, $5.00. 4 Women’s Silk Umbrellas in Black, Navy, King’s-blue, Purple, Brown, Gray, Hunter’s-green, Dark-green and Red, with Pickwick handles and loop cords, $3.85. Women’s Silk Umbrellas with ivor oid or amber-composition tips and rings, in Blue, Green, Taupe, Brown and Rose, also novel bor- dered effects, $7.50. iz 4)\ : SID ©. favored © 8, black / avored colorings, blac Y y, ae ‘ —First Floor. Glove Silk Underwear Suggested for Christmas Giving OMEN, generally, admire the soft silkiness of these undergarments so much, and are so appreciative of their serviceability, that they are apt to be the. happiest choice that could be made for a woman's gift. Silk Vests in flesh-color, | Women's Glove-silk Vests in plain and embroid- in regulation style, also ered styles, with band bedice effects, with elas- facing, also bodice tic or ribbon shoulder style with lace edge straps, $1.65. and insertion, $2.85. sing Union Suits in flesh- Silk Envelope Chemises color, with band facing in flesh-color, with and reinforcement under arm and at thigh, regula- novelty lace yokes, at tion and bodice styles, at $4.00 and $5.00, ‘$5.00, —First Floor. HE Slipper Gifts MEN’S GRAY FELT HOUSE SLIPPERS in mocca- sin style, with soft leather soles, sizes 6 to 11, $1.50 pair. MEN’S TAN LEATHER HOUSE SLIPPERS in Everett and Romeo styles, with hand-turned soles, sizes 6 to 11, 75 pair. BOYS’ TAN LEATHER HOUSE SLIPPERS in Romeo style, with hand-turned soles, sizes 12 to 514, $2.50 pair. WOMEN’S FELT HOUSE SLIPPERS in moccasin style, with ribbon trimming and soft leather soles; in Wine, Gray and Red, sizes 3 to 8, $1.50 pair. —THE BASEMENT STORE In Search of Jewels to adorn a Christmas tree and a fair lady, one find. the Jewelry § of the ne st versions of Gift Jewelry “jewels” that simulate most clev- erly and most tastefully the effect of unattainable investment. ion full A STRING OF PEARLS will give pleasure; in ed effect, some De to $25.00, with BEADS itn many new effects of stones with filigree or simply strung; in almost BSc, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 to ous jeweled effects, in silver or gold finish, ‘cameo effects and many colors, 25¢ to $1.25. hold picture or pencil, or black and white ribbon. pom with antset guards, 65¢ to » shell composition ying the treas- and some have ith wide link blue, white, black, brown, red and green, 00 to $5.50 SH WHO AFFECTS EAR- 4 even she who has ned earrings will wel- pearl “studs” or jet “dangles,” there are cameo and y other ef- fects, 50¢ to $10.59. —First Floor. The Gift of Refreshing Sleep is part of the present when one gives a Silk Comfort- able, for only the happiest dreams are hidden in its downy folds. The Bedding Section offers color schemes to match almost any. boudoir; all-are filled. with lamb's.- wool, and daintily ribbon-tied; in full bed ‘size: A PALE GOLD SATIN COM FORTABLE has flowered cen- ter richly brocaded in deep rose and purple; with border and back of pale gold silk, $65.00 OLD ROSE SATIN heavily bro- caded in Delft-blue centers, a Comfortable with 12-inch plain satin border; $37.50. PINK AND WHITE BROCAD- ED SATIN for center has 9- inch pink satin border; $32.50. AN EXQUISITE DRESDEN SILK CENTER has old rose taffeta border, $37.50. —gifts like these are sure of genuine appreciation, for their cozy comfort will contribute much to hours of ease. 31-piece hese Crepe de Chine Dinner Set Envelope Chemises $3.95 at $2.75 Make Lovely Gifts IFTS of this prac- tical, every-day sort HEY are of good quality pink crepe de Chine topped with dainty Filet-pattern lace insertion are often the most ac- and ribbon-run beading and edge over two rows of ceptable to the house- hemstitching. Narrow lace edge trims the drawer keeper. part and the shoulder straps are of ribbon. Price nf oO ate Gade This Dinner Service Other attractive styles in Envelope Chemises of is of plain white, me dium - weight porcelain, and consists of 6 Dinner Plates 6 Bread and Butter Plates pink Crepe de Chine or Satin, $2.25 to $4.25. THE BASEMENT STORE. To Give a Christmas Finish to a Gift CHRISTMAS CARDS AND AUTOGRAPH CARDS for gift enclosures, 2 for 5¢ and 5e each. NOVELTY STAND-UP CALENDARS, 10¢ each. | 6 Sauce Dishes 6 Cups and Saucers RIBBONZENE for tying gift packages, in red and 1 Platter green, 10 yards to spool, 5¢ and 10c spool. Price $3.95. CHRISTMAS TAGS AND STICKERS, 5c package. THE BASEMENT STORE. THE BASEMEN § te. A | PINK-FLOWERED COPEN- HA SATIN is bordered in satin, ERFLIES AND JAPA? E PUSSY - WIL- LOWS decorate a pink satin bordered Comfortable; in blue also, $25.00, A YELLOW RIBBON-STRIPED SATIN has deep border in | pale gold color, $40.00, COMFORTABLFS COVERED WITH PLAIN SILK, in blues, pink, rose, $18.50. —First Floor. Handy Sewing Cases 75¢ ITH sewing necessities right at hand in a compact case, this is a gift that the busy wo- man will appreciate. Scissors, Bodkin, Stiletto, Ribbon Threader, Darners, Crochet Hook, Crewel Needles and seventy-five Gold- eyed Neec T5e. Women’s Suedene Gloves 75c Pair suede-finished Fabric re very practical wear, In Black, and Chamois-color, 75¢ —THE BASEMENT STORE. Gift Stationery 15c to 50c NE-QUIRE box of “South. land Linen” with envelopes to match; in attractive gift box; 25e¢. “WEYMOUTH” STATIC dove. narrow for 35¢. GILTINITIAL STATIONERY with envelopes, one-quire box 25e¢. CORRESPONDENCE CARDS VERY initials; one-quire box with envelopes, 35¢. “KRAFTLAWN” LINEN STA- TIONERY in white and tints of blue, pink and vuff; 24 sheets and envelopes; Lox 35¢. “CLUNY LAWN" INITIALED TATIONERY, blue-ec with initial; 24 sheets and 24 x, narrow envelopes to match; box 5O¢. ATIONERY for JUVENILE the very small Miss, one quire in floral-pattern box, 15¢, For larger & “Madame Butter- fly” Stationery in white, one- quire box, 25¢. THE RASEMENT STORE.