The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1919, Page 7

TETEm e@be7 oF mRe - b ¢ Pr ee. Oe @rnen wTt 008 Complete data is upcement within Monday the o tenn, director tration. E Stenn went to ynd ips. already p: we board, CHICAGO, “Have a Heart.” ‘The leader turned around. “Give him back his money, {road adminis composed of of the Seat and H. L, Hud H. Y. Saint and prominent Seattle h Bridges, pr J. Wettrick die men. ing assembled dy for an rates will b mmission conferred nbers and ¢ skate bh Wiliam ¢ of traffic for t allroad adm: rk Mon sentativ railroad off full gravity of ¢t ich hax endangered We They state that the mv A announced will be entirely sat-| y in the ific coast on a is with Atlan quate number of | mised by the ship: | ia secured, It is believed wilt be a logical growth | ment in foreign trade on} roast ompetitt If an ports. r ter ; Exempts Worker in Robbery March 12.—-Four men @ the saloon of John Lascho at nidnight and stood the owner five customers against the wall the leader took $35 from the register. sald one of the rs. “I'm a workingman.” ” he or- “We're not robbing working We rob only parasites.” | _ ote ana | and Pine Elliott 2525 | NOW PLAYING ‘With Matinee Today Action of the sort that thrills and holds. tion of America, wants 8 , “A STITCH start a colony of blue martins, l which will sweep all mosquitoes 99 from the Pacific coast These birds won't eat berrics. terain or fruit, according to Do« 7 | letter to the city hall Tue y aedse. with GRACE they just dote on mosqu A NEWSPAPER AD SELLS HUFF ana IVAN |xingle blue martin will 000 Sie, MILLER and the moxquitoes in a day, Dodson enti- $1,000,000 IN ONE DAY Fie 3 mates * ns ee oe ee The Audubon Association of Amer + wpa Pine ae jea in starting several nies of <ige ogy soars Spee = these birds at strw points thru. --¥ reese : E M EN T Ss out the country, to abate the mo# th C ‘ MUS quito nuisance, and wants Last Time Tonight & Erlanger ana George Tyler ici! a set of books, “Your Bird at ie ; Present Friends and How to Handle Them, poe NDA in the CounTRY J! in 20 volumes, he writes. The ‘ as COUSEN T) harks board will consider the antl ae Booth Tarkington and Je! mosquito crusade at Ite meeting Fri : Mae Today, Police Hop Nets Five war tax TACOMA ==: Mareh 13-14-15 Saturday Next Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Matinee Wednesday . Seats Thursday Greatest Co-Star Organization WILLIAM MAXINE _ Faversham Eliott in “LOKD AND LADY 5 sights $2.50 to Toe Wed, Ma 20 REIGHT RATES Ir p10 BE SLASHED, the route of the Vietory 1 Lieut, R. 0, Searle, pilot on the first lap of the ready to take the film to Washing English Channel Tunnel to railway lines and pne PLAYERS ~ cost ix estimated at $100,000,000 to! project, perhaps easier Here’ s Our Chance | president of the to eliminate METROPOLITAN tne cons day He’s “Penniless” Walter $ capitalist, examined in Superior Deasy's « Case paying a judgment granted the H. ©. an East PARUS, Maret he was today penniless with the ex ed to the peace r Ath ception of an income of # ar Lou ‘ which he received from ert \ It company, but which is ¢ n- | ¢ Delly sumed by his living expe oe ™ { \ FROM PICKFORD TO WILSON Venice, Cal, to Ellingto: Pickford, prinet Night Cost About $100, 000, 009 LONDON, Mareh 12.—The Mail an nounced today that the Brit bs the ll French governments have at Br nd w construct a tunnel under 4 t F 1 lsh channel, and that “ equal ra being considered for nels | w under the Gibraltar M f th straits firr ‘The channel tunne! ontain tu York telephon matic tubes. It Hotel Manager Is Proud Father of Heavyweight Baby to Swat Mosquito Where It Hurts’ Dodson, of Kankakee, fl Audubon Associa Se i this insect pest from cour Dodson is sending th¢ city _ $5,714 for Relief On| Te et" wrotit of the poceme Income of $7,000 ‘em: ar eaten a SAN FRANCISCO, March 12.—|$5:714.20, the largest in the ra jannon, former € epartone now bankrupt Neubled surt by Attor of Santa suy AMERICANS FLOCK TO @ GALLERIES IN PARIS Gannon told Attorney Casey that THEODORE Kosi His Rassian fal Fox, Lewis and Whit } Fifth and Pine. Now Pinying—With Mats Bat. That Merry Comed “A STITCH IN TIME” Hights 300-506 Mata. 20¢-a1¢ Plus War 1 fom: Sundays). “-A'A rye ORPHEUM THEATRE ‘This Week—Lew White in “THY, BARGAIN HUNTERS” With the 20 Rainbow Girls, Mate. 106 16 and 9:15 Mate Killed In netion (including 351 at wea) Died of woundn, Died of dixcase Washington State Casualties to Date Killed in netion d other causes Feature Photopiny : Weekduy Mats. 10¢ Continuows 3 CHOY HENG WA Th 6 Other Vine “Hip” A Kitty Gordon in “The Unveiling Hand.” ar) White General | WOUNDED, DEGREK | Private Purnell BL Jacobs ceeeeeeeee Oly mpl se eesees WOUNDED SLIGHTLY Name ad rraamith J t WoUsUED—pEannr SonTeRiiNED WOUNDED SHV ERELY Private M. Foate Yakima Charles M, Foate Privat je M, Hiberley Tacoma Mr i. L. Hibert | DIED OF DISHASE Cook Orphard J, Lew! Tace " Mr Rose Lewi. D PREVIOUSLY RE PORTED MISSING IN AC TION Private Ernest Davis a James Davia UNE PREVIOUSLY A neronran | ACTION MISSE Mis, M. M. Jacob: i THE SEATTLE STAR--WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1919. PAGE 7 FREDERICK & NEL FIFTH AVENUE 9 a ena aa rend ASEMENT 1 STORE A Variety of Colorings and Materials in New Dolman Coats and Capes $12.50 to $25.00 shoulder, COATS oft folds from deep the 3 that fe that h I} in and others from rovered buttons, and silk ever 80 tyles rippling with rows of collared lined—there many becoming Velour, broad are in Silvertone, Serge and Burella, The broad range of color includes Navy Blue, Henna, Heliotrope, American Beauty, Rose. Tan, Copenhagen lack and Gray, priced from 50 to $2 With Spring Many New ' \ | Variations in if j Capes have Come | Capes that fall hem la length and short hip ff length ones, with high 4 f straight collars, and broad pointed effects. There are plain colors and others piped with con- trasting color. Henna, Rose, Tan, Copenhagen, Navy and Gray are among the colorings shown at $12.50 to $29.50. sila waaiiiceal ac Drapery Fabrics for Spring Uses Attractively Priced Cretonnes at 25¢ Yard are and colorings at this unusually low price. elect dainty blue and gr d, most a hang- ings or bed sets, or the ker colorings in verdure patterns which are » pra actical and attractive for slip coverings or box and window seat coverings. Price shown in effective designs One y rose coloring on white or cream ttractive for chamber 25e¢ ye and, Curtain Madras at 55¢ Yard, dainty and practical for chamber window There is just a touch of color in the self pattern. In Rose, Pink or Green, inches wide, 55¢ yard. Floral Figured Serims at 124,c¢ Yard, well woven and patterned in Rose BI ue, Tan and Green on white, cream or ecru background. An attractive showing at 12'4¢ yard. Yard present an unusually attractive are offered in usable lengths up to eight yards, and are well finished with drawn- work edges and band borders. In Ecru color, at 15¢ yard. THE BASEMENT STOR! Men’s Work Clothes Of the Reliable, Practical Sort Featured in the Basement Store in Wide Variety UNIONALLS In khaki- and blue, strongly made well-finished, $4.00. CORDUROY TROUSERS good-weight, color, $5.00 and $6.00 WATER-REPELLENT TROL of heavy-w nt material, strongly foreed, $4.50 OVERALLS Scrims at le value hey indigo- and drab in khaki rein- BIB in suspender and high- CHAMBRAY WORK back styles; indigo-blue. SHIRTS $1.00 to $2.25 In w BLACK OVERALLS JUMPERS AND JUMPERS 2.50 garment. indigo-blue, $2.75 STIPPLE-STRIPE in : oo “ OVERALLS AND ot | JUMPERS with nail bib, hammer | Se Ae loops, rule pocket and | SED OCIEHY BAS BEY tOF reinforced knees | trainmen, ace 25 gar- ; ment, $2.75. ( THY DAADAENT! STORE. PINE STREET seein SIXTH AVENUE 9,560 Yards of Percales Featured for Thursday in three Exceptionally Low-priced Groups Special ] Oc AELDOM, indeed, the Yard 123c. opportunity offered to purchase sturdy Percales 19¢ “ of the sort so desirable for children’s dresses, women’s dresses and aprons at such very low prices: 2,800 YARDS AT 106 YARD Firmly-woven 26-inch Percale in pleasing gingham patterns, desirable for women’s and children’s dresses and aprons. 3,500 YARDS AT 12%6¢ YARD 3,260 YARDS AT 19¢ YARD Light colorings are especially fea- Good-laundering 36-inch Percales tured in these good quality Percales, pattérned on white grounds with in hhateline tripe and cluster pin-dots, medium and large dots, tripes of pink, blue, black and red. rings and small figures; also fancy Fully thirty-five patterr from, Military Braids 10c to 35c ANY of = Spring's smartest suits and dresses make lavish use of these trimmings. In widths from 1%-inch to 114 inches, they are priced from 10¢ to Silk Tassels in black and white, small and medium sizes, 10¢ to 25¢ each. THE BASEMENT STORE. Children’s Sock . Garters 35c Pair ¢ yard, ITTLE Half-hose will fit smoothly when they are held up by these fancy ters in pink, blue or white, and they are finished with dainty bow or rosette. Price 35¢ pair. THE BASEMENT STORE. Marabou Capes $5.00 HESE fluffy acc or ies make charming foils for the Spring's cloth suits and dr Ps. Some of the Capes intro- duce ostrich trimming; in black, natural and taupe, with cord or ribbon tie, $5.00, THE BASEMENT STORI Correspondence Paper, 25c Box INEN Corre- spondence Paper, Pink and Blu quire box with square velopes, 25e@ box. Hi BASEMENT Lawn in Buff, one- en- New Windsor Ties 25c and 50c maAILORED . Thompson the smarter these good-lookir BLOUSES, and Peter Dresses are all of middies for one Ties, SATIN WINI dd, Brow? und Plaid: 25¢. 8 TINS in Copenhagen br Nav White, Rh Is Plaids and Polkw dot patterns; Middy Ties in ind Navy; Crepe de Chine Ties with embroidered corners in a variety of pleasing colors, Price BO? cach THE BASEMENT STORE, over-checks, two-tone stripes, stripes and candy THE shepherd checks and 1s to choose as well as pencil NT STORE. Women’s Overall Suits OR THE gardening | and house cleaning sea- son these Overall Suits are especially desirable 4 though a coe: Se | women prefer them for house wear the year-round. Made of firm - cotton suiting in | khaki - color or | blue stripes, for the medium or stout figure—$4. .25. ~THE BASEMENT STORE. 54-inch Coating Cheviot $1.45 Yard | Exceptional Value N unusually-low price quoted on this good, all-wool | Cheviot in a desirable coating weight and 54 inches wide, in the following colors: RUSSIAN-GREEN OLIVE-GREEN | —price $1.45 yard. FAVORITE POM-POM COATING of excellent qual- ity, in Taupe, Reindeer and Plum, 54 inches wide, exceptional value at $2.50 yard BLACK BASEMENT STORE Printed Chiffons, 75c Yard ERY effective in Russian blouses, tunics and waists are these tastefully-patterned tissues im combinations of brown, green, blue or black with, white. Forty inches wide, 75¢ ye HE BASENENT STORE, Cup and Saucer Special 6 for $1.25 LAIN white Cups and Saucers, as pictured, of good grade English semi-porcelain; serviceable ay use, Set ‘of 6, special $1.25. | P | for | every- Plates, Special 10c and 15c LAIN White Plates of English semi-porcelain, | choice of 84-inch and 10-inch sizes, special 15¢ each, Pie Plates in same quality as above, 7-inch size, | Special 10¢ each. THE BASEMENT STORE,