The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1919, Page 7

are care ome een for ken n of apa n to inty ney irst- od vily rere eds et a we ree lars ad- ted cep ra Fe the ited epi- ery de- our was tan | the Me- per- ot his and lon ern and vie~ ym an. and do y but ut the ores | ail- ts TTLE MONDAY, JANUARY 1919 Me § (CONFESSIONS | of a WAR BRIDE —— a Copyright, 1918, by the Newspaper Enterprise Associ x Pr See A VICTIM. OF THR HUN EXACT HER REVENGE ' greenhouses amined ¢ head chauf Seeee's grasp claims to have done just that thing ceremony. Reavis left shortly She sent an Sweetheart.” Now they miration for io dered if he w ward her did he “3. 0. 8." Both John and Mrs, Reay ¢ women go That's German war had gone ¢ ad come up just Chester seized E the arm and hurrie¢ day after day to feed t Diamonds Watches and Liberty Bonds as security when you need znoney. Leans taken up from ethers and more money advanced Liberal amounts. Lowest rates, You get full amount of loans— pe interest deducted. Ladies’ Department. Leans on Diamonds, Watebes and Liberty Bonds Empire Mortgage Loan Co. Established 12 Yeara, 2123 White Bidg. forest as I was to see her vi (Te Be Continued) — NAMED SOLICITOR After the most approved modern fashion, afterward for the Philippines. things a bit too separate, however, and Mrs. Reavis got te to her husband by telepathy dobn got the message and promptly packed his grip. are enjoying a reunion on “The California poet during his lifetime. well wrapped and “S.0.S.” MEANS “SPEED OVER, SWEETHEART” his couple had 8.0. Mights,” ught-waves are a Tacoma Sure of Million Hotel The pane ACOMA J 6.—The fed for the er 305 PIKE st ' Are Your Eyes Well Dressed? ? “Where the best classes are made” 325 Pine STREET. —_—a Unbleached Guarantee on FLOUR Retains all the rich flavor, creamy white color of the pure wheat. jurious process to whiten or vitiate it. Ask your grocer for “Holly” —the Unbleached Flour euon nutriment in lovers’ Your Sack? Five thousand miles—no small distance to send a thought-wave message, and have it Juanita Miller Reavis, daughter of Poot Joaquin Miller and four The courage of well-fed youth was quickly recognized as a win-the-war factor. Uncle Sam insists that his boys be fed Unbleached Flour. OLLY .. The Unbleached “take!” moth bride ef John Reavis, mining engineer, ained separate homes since thelr marriage width of the blue Pacific ocean made | ver \ So sho bogan sending the unique home above Oakland built by the eccentric cable or wirele nd a great de Furs, Worth $3,000, Stolen in | Everett uties all over tate are tified Monday t ; Starting a New a! Party Is Easy Father's COPENHAGEN, Jan. 6 x patch today Sinn Feiner Is Under Arrest | DUBL newly pariiame Unpreacne? ., FLOUR “Carne yod and No in- | {LLY’s. Rut Mrs. | hought-waves.” language, signifies “Speed Over UTP LUUUULee LOL LLLL Lbs Cynthia Grey’ _ LETTERS Emm nn: Second-Hand Remark Sho uld Mean Nothi ng | Dear M t man Te") RE dh a °ED jit FIFTH AVI t when passed from six or ould amooth out these misunderstandings | Dissimilar Temperaments Brew Unhappines Particularly attractiv | White | Voile Waists Reduced to | 95c S HE R_ white Voile | Waists, daintily em- broidered and lace-trim- med, with large sailor collars or roll effect, | long sleeves with turn- | back cuff and adjust- gain her self esteem | able elastic belt at the waist, sizes 36 to 46, Advice Best | reduced to B5¢. Instance n t This ge Pin aoe | Silk-flounce amas! | Petticoats Percaline-topped Pet- | ticoats with soft taffeta we ness and a true |}! flounces finished with wait till the young man proves tuckings; a most prac- bere ee tical and attractive com- - bination of materials. In | Hint on 36-, 38 and 40-inch | See FON ‘0 ethin thee lengths, both change- { able and plain colors, | | | | | | | priced at $1.75. | THE BASEMENT STORE | y AUNT. years young SEAMLESS SHEETS in the Exception ye WHITE COTTON PILLOW CASES, each. BEDSPREADS of good special $2.95. TABLE inches wide, special 7 size 4 and LIN 2.65. ’ TOWEL! iid tak | “Meridian.” 1 took her || c | | | rm ag@ put om |her waist thinking LONG CLOTH in 12-y and $2.65; in 10-ya and $2.90. i \¢ }1 | }h to wait w WHITE GABERDINE, BLEACHED MUSLIN, wide, special 32¢ yar Junaid she was all | could wait alone. 1 and left. I don’t kr Meridian car is ev he did not appreciate what I er, as I would for my wife or| ust ag gentlemanly, Now | it edge and neck. arm-eyes and drawer part. at 95c. DAMASK, of mercerized cotton, 54 inches wide, COTTON TOWE LING, 17 inches wide, special 121g¢ y | White Cottons Specially Priced | In the January Displays ard bolts, | HEAVY BLEACHED TWILL, special 25¢ yard. ERICK & NELSON NUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE lpmnematetimmetaeees | Fel BASEMENT STORE A Sienit Value Frem the January Displays: This Envelope Chemise at 95c HAND-EMBROIDERED wreath formed of French knots in dainty colorings trims his attractive Chemise of soft lingerie cloth, and is finished with ribbon-run lace beading at Lace edging also finishes the Exceptional value * Another very attractive Envelope Chemise has rows of narrow shirrings in front stitched with blue, and is fashioned of barred dimity, with ribbon-run lace beading and edge for trimming. Price 95c. ’ Muslin Skirts, 85c and $1.00 e values are offered in the skirts that are trimmed with igre lawn flounce and rows of tucks, finished with plain hems—very desirable for wear with house dresses. xinty lace-and-embroidery trimmed Skirts are offered in the January dis- plays at $1.00, $1.25 to $ Priced at 85c and $1.00. THE BASEMENT STORE Frenella Corsets Special 50c OMEN who wear an average- figure Corset are offered an attractive saving in this medium- bust model, with its moderately long skirt. Made of coutil, and equipped with four rubber-capped hose supporters. Sizes 20 to 30. Special 50¢. sin: pasement stort 125 Pairs of Gray Shoes Reduced to $6.45 Pair OME of these Shoes have mil- itary heels for walking wear, others have leather Louis heels. They combine gray kid vamps with gray cloth tops, and have Goodyear welt soles. Sizes 214 to 8. Reduced to $6.45 pair. 100 Pairs of Women’s Pumps Reduced to $3.95 Pair Broken lines and sizes, in black kid, patent leather and brown calf, reduced to $3.95 pair. THE RASEMENT STORE. Special January Prices on _ Household Linens and Bedding 72x90-inch size, special $1.35; others at $1.65, $1.85, $1.90, $1.95, $2.10 and $2.20. BLANKETS, special $2.95 and $3.35. 2x36 inches, special 25¢ each; others at 27¢@ and 35¢ quality, size 72x80, special $1.65 and $1.95; size 74x86, special 65¢ yard; 64 S¢ yard; 72 inches wide, special S5¢ yard. PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS of mercerized cotton, special $1.65, $2.20, $2.50 NG, 17 inches wide, special 18¢ yard. ard, THE BASEMENT STORE. Toilet Soap | Special 50c Dozen Cakes A* opportunity to supply | the home for months to come at a saving. This at- tractively low price is quoted on the following varieties: Buttermilk, Elder Flower, special $2.35 rd bolts, special $2.55 special 35¢ yard. Scotch Oatmeal, Crabapple. firmly woven i Special, the dozen ¢ qd, THE BASEM 50e. k I have reason, th east, to take s time at|—— y and and s of and 1 by 1 in exceptions Year's day thruout th and if not CELI first day of the fo Aust In erved tory, and in the lumbla, and all col « ob und terri of Co every state District ne Largest Audience in’ the orthwest Reads Star Want Ads and | j4— n all of Bure | in Africa and in Liberia STUDENTS TRY beds are furnished for $4 a month by the university The men may prepare their own meals or board at the university commons for $24 a month Each barracks is self-overning, under the hee of an € e com: | Ninety-six University of Washing-| mittee of three, and ah chosen ton men who spent the fall quarter! by vote. The leaders in council in the army and navy uni t tha| Sem & eoveEning: -yady | nie whole barrac university are trying out the experi ment of living in army barracks in PAR TEACHERS M ge the ¢ n building, while attending! Webs i ‘ the university tion 1 ¥ t 8:10 p.m. at ‘Tweive men live in each barracks,| Webstre school, W. 67th st. and 30th where heat, light, water, rent andjave. N. W.