The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1919, Page 7

THE SEATTLE APRIL 2, 1919 PAGE 7 FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE PINE STREET SIXTH AVENUE HE SEMENT TORE STAR—WEDNESDAY, Satterfield Takes Trip to Washington; Sketches Secretary Glass in Action +E TALKS JUST LIKE ONE NEWSPAPER a a Bhensy! oPTE MIST ABOUT THE- FUTURE OF , THE COUNTRY. 4 MAN TO ANOTHER. . hia df; (ll fl A 50 Trimmed Hats —in Early Spring Models to Sell Thursday, at $2.95 N this low-priced collection there are Satin-and-straw i 1,000 Yards of | Wool and Silk Remnants || | At a Uniform and Heavy Reduction mn (In the Basement Store, Thursday) combinations, All- satin Hams i my | UMEROUS materials which Spring dressmaking plans are bring- pecgherrigser throne j ing into active demand will be found in this offering, and, in parade with po é sdeey Ve >» | 8, mbroi 4 : h every instance, at a very substantial saving. foliage. and ornare’ aie 7 Y | . | trimming. iN Ws The Wool Remnants The Silk Remnants A number are in the style ‘ Include: Include: “\X\ sketched, of black lisere straw, d So THIS 15 Serviceable | h f Serges, P Plain Taffetas, Crepes and Satins; with large beads fastening the ) de “able lengths of Serges, Pop- ain Taffetas, Crepes and Satins; 4 1 ae tee lins, Panamas and other desirable Fancy Taffetas and Satins; Novelty | bright ribbon band. WELL, weit | woolen weaves, in plain colors and Foulards; Pongee and Peau de Cygne | Exceptionally low-priced at | novelty plaid effects, suitable for in light and dark colorings; lengths $2.95. THE BASEMENT STORE. 4 women’s and children’s garments. from 14-yard to 3 yards. immatieniiabeneernpettumaitaiei 1 THE BASEMENT STORE. | vw ‘GOOD TIMES ARE COMING- isles THERES HO QUESTION ABOUT 'T! Women’s > “Sample Shoes Sizes 33 and 4 Only Smart’ Styles Appropriate to the Stout Figure, in a New Collection of Extra-size Silk Dresses | at $25.00 Slip-over Sweaters, $5.75 | $3.95 Pair OVELTY and plain weaves in Sweaters NLY 160 pairs to sell at this low price—High knit from soft yarns, de- Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps in black and tan signed with roll collars and leathers. Priced at $3.95 pair. AT WASHINGTON, D.C, wese wo BY ROBERT W. SATTERFIELD| We went up to the secretary's of- | fice and Wilson introduced me. Glam got up and sat on the cor Glass is a little man—funny thing about Wilson's cabinet; most of them 3: SEES _ ‘The famous cartoonist (ner of his desk, throwing one leg |“ little men physically, but giants long sleeves—in Coral, ; . Sst —THE BASEMENT STORE. is mow taking in Washington, over the other, as we talked. It was When It comes to gray matter, It Royal- purple and Navy. D.C. is his first contribu. just like The Boss dons back home was Glaus’ gray m that put him ff] Sizes 88 to 44 since hitting the capital) when he wants to talk about the | Where he is, not px nor oratory F Price $5 75. — J Pe ade nor anythin They say ¢ day's cartoon! There wasn't anything the least Dainty Georgette and Crepe de —THE BASEMENT STORE. WASHINGTON, D.C. April 2—It here in Wash! . you tried to break into the office of dit formal about it. We just talked ton that when Glare was sent to com fi 7 - . at 9 |Nke any other two newspaper men | gress, he served ten years wit | Chi W. i 5 5 Ie tee tthe eseteaner to aad ek toe the screen of the |making a speech TA ane cme'be ff Children’ ine Waists, $6.50 . have a talk with the men who holds treasury is a newspaper man, too, Was studying the fin udren s EW 5 » the key to the British strong box, and a good one—-take {: from me. He ¢ | : Spring Suits ° bout four dosen “hobbies” probably |owns two newspapers down in H Outing Flannel demand just such a would land on your neck and throw | Lynchburg, Va. that haven't an | | on y You into the Tower of London superiors in the state, and he bul « Ni ht Gowns 3 dainty blouses as these r ‘The contrast between that and the | them up himself. ase G4, and whe | g of filmy Georgette and : American system was the thing that; “I'm an optimist about the fu: ished he got up in congress and Crepe de Chine. . struck me most when I had a talk | ture,” said Glass, “We have a great made his first speech First he H} $1.25 Fashioned with th t with Carter Glass. the chancellor of future immediately at band. Good | asked the congressmen to | . le P America’s exchequer, in his office at times are coming: the best times we | while he was «peaking ITH double yoke in cr round or square the treasury department. ever had—there’s no question|terrupt him. Then he nec many tiny tucks, “ : front and back for rid ; T told Frank Wilson, who shovels about !t and te’ked 14 newspaper columns beading, embroidery and greater warmth and dura- bility, these Gowns are made of all-white, and pink or blue and white striped outing flannel, trimmed with fancy stitching and finishing braid. Sizes 2 to 14 years. Price $1.25. WOMEN’S PADDED SILK BOUDOIR SLIPPERS in old-rose, Delft-blue_ or light-blue, priced at 50¢ and $1.00 pair. —THE BASEMENT STORE laces, in the new color- ings, they make an at- tractive display, indeed. Sizes 36 to 44. —THE BASEMENT STORE. “Out reams ef publicity matter for the ‘Liberty loans, that I wanted to have &@ talk with Glass and draw his pie- ture for The Star. raha , said Wilson. And he looks like an optimist. The | full! wrinkles in his face are not furrows| He's done the same thing with the of age so much as they're tines of new Victory Loan. He spent all hie | good nature and supreme confidence time on it since he was appointed sec “Come on jin the fact that things will come out | retary, and you can depend on it the right. "new loan is the goods | ASE =a SBAND NOT \Finds Her Daughter in BOSS IN HOME : Hospital After Search old-fashioned spectack tro “He Beat Retreat When wise! a soaks sort of an old Indy, and | dled. 2% mein af |ahe had come from Lake Taps to Kicks Warns Judge owe her daughter. She was 4 “1892” Aluminum Cooking Utensils Specially Priced —. are in shapes that are especially designed to heat quickly and hold the heat. The handles HE styles of the moment are skilfully modi- fied in these Frocks to “slenderize” the full figure. They are of All the restaurants of the local firm were called, but with no result All they learned was that the woman had left a week ago, saying that stranger in Seattle. She had been BARR: —|to her daugh ‘« home, but the he ‘ot hospital ha’ . are firm] i ‘ eg feeding PE me one there. "Thru the front an operation performed Satin Taffeta Georgette Crepe Sateen and are firmly riveted on, and the covers fit with snug home with | lass ad seen the inside © hen she began the task of call * , fe wait Seige Coctge Kunkel, of |house, and its disorder worried her.|the hospital, ‘They all gave the |f| Crepe-de-chine-and-Georgette Heatherbloom COVERED ALUMINUM the Dauphin county court, in deccid- | Clothes were drying on the line, as same answer } ] tt taff ta SAUCEPANS in three ime that a husband may not make an | if they had been left there that day| “There's no one here by that Georgette-and- e e . pace, st Appeal that he is accorded “cruel|by feminine hands—ready to be name.” Petticoats, $1.95 sizes, are priced as fol- Hope for the little lady began to lows: and barbarous” t his taken in that night. But a neighbor : ” oi Hee, wife, PT teed cede Nek tee hier Gatgater had | wane ‘Her ents wae becoming dex —the long Russian blouses, collars-to-waistline, , ETTICOATS cut on the : Ewes bac full riabt ta Ma own | Pim Oot read ay was perate. The haifthought that ber 1) surplice bodices and other style features all con- | P de alendar lines of Two-quart, special $1.15. ‘The little old lady was worried. | daughter might have done something Three-quart, special $1.35 tome against everybody but his F yea- Fite.” “But | Her daughter had been workin: to herself began to rise, but she ivi ave a very flattering effect. . ateen ¢ in- A y Musband’s business to beat a retreat. heard from her for over two weeks. | ‘Try City Hospital tured in these colors: Black, Navy, Tan, Copen- | colo a : THE POT Hy & man puta a wife into his Old family troubles, quarrels over! yinany some one suggested the {1 hagen, Taupe and Brown Emerald, Copenhagen, ROAST THAT IS house, ie cannot complain about her| the little tot of @ girl—her grand:| jA6 of lant reaort—the city how |f| aeen, baupe ¢ : Light- and Dark - gray, COOKED IN A “WINDSOR” treatment. He had a large field to | daughter—came‘into her mind. She pita) | White, Rose, Black, Purple c draw trom.” began to be fearful for her daugh: |?’ 4 i was so. She was upstairs, | [| Sizes 421, to 53% | Pe seca Masoge 4 KETTLE needs no atten- ‘The plaintif¢ complained that his ter’s well-being. leak: got tom om operation on bert) 4s hy | and Brown. Lengths 36, tion while cooking, and Wife kicked his shins until the blood Nearly Frantic |tonails; but the little old mother |) ’ . 2 25 38 and 40 inches. Price comes out richly bi i Faki@own his legs. The court observ-| tn fact, she was well nigh frantic | could come up. | Very attractive values at $25.00. $1.95. at xéchly brown. Tie Sees it was time for him to g¢t| as she came into the booking office; She didn't go right away. She THE BASEMENT STORE. THE BASEMENT STORE. cover fits into a groove, so fees out of range. of the central police station and|sat in the chair and wept unre that all the natural juice i; ea roceetines |sought out Ray Newton, the report |servediy, but stiontiy winaliy.. she = held in the roast. "Three. ; | clerk. choked back the tears and, da’ 4 4 Wisconsin Towns 7 she talked to him, two big at her eyes, she smiled very bright. quart size, special $1.50. Vote for “Weta” tir, comm town im tas in hr tor tt rient Nevelice eee riced A 216-QUART DO Be, a4 dir a oo | Cheeks. © blue eyes behind the taken upstairs to her daughter. -p 214-1 UBLE @y, ie og ro yal nee mal LIPPED SAUCEPAN : f ities. Madicon, the state , MISCELLANEOUS assortment, including Baskets, Bamboo Swagger oe ner kn cme Bi hsttans, peiott, ” Tragecton, FALLEN FOR FREEDOM | | Sticks, Bath Slippers, Small Lamp Shades, Mirrors, Brushes, Picture priced at 85¢. Madioon, "Superior, Ashland and], ||| Frames, Large Wood Trays, Bird Cages, Waste Baskets, Carved Wood Nov- | | weLL-SHAPED ALUM- Mégerton had previously voted dry elties, in small lots, at INUM PIE PLATES _ in The majority of the liquor forces eo 10-inch size, special 45¢. [hte war #19. The drys carried the | { | A_10-QUART PRESERVING » & year ago by one vote. The)? Total American Army Casualties to Date} | 25 _ 50¢ 1 .00 ETT A Sea ae Oe Killed in (inctading 381 at sen) Cc Cc K d LE is, —— = votes. Died ef —THE BASEMENT STORE. and convenient to handle. 4 Hi sa Special $2.25. Get Six Months A BRIGHT DISHPAN THAT ss Is SANITARY AND for Selling Wife M N liv. Shi 2.00 ‘ ; gatas Phage siseih $e emte en’ Ss INegligee arts STRONG, too, special at WIT sell a wife,” muttered Michael § ‘ —THE BASEMENT STORE. bd lis, ay he was being taken to RENCH-CUFF and starched-cuff styles, care- Washington State Casualties to Date the Bridewel) to serve a six months’ entence impoxed by idee Fisher in - 437 fully tailored and cut generously full, pat- \ the Morals court. Some months ago terned with stripes in many varieties, from ~ sold his wife to her lover, Peter Szezepainzuch. The wife told Audge Fisher whe gave her husband eeoreree € narrow-pin-striped effects to wide novelty clus- also jacquard and conventional pat- zes 14 to 1714,-sleeve lengths from 33 Price $2.00. Silverware Novelties 35c These novelties of hand-en- graved glassware, set in good quality silver plate, will make ac- 95c { ceptable party prizes. | There are Bud Vases in three styles, Mustard Jars, Toothpick Holders, Salt and Pepper Shak- ers in stands, Sugar Tongs, In- dividual Salts and Peppers and “Teaballettes.” Price 35¢ each. —THE BASEME.T STORE. Missing in actio: i, while her lover closed the deal With an additional $75 oh But Parulis, according to his wife, ® a curious to know if she loved IN ACTION Jay he tried to| Name Peps Private Fred Martin WOUNDED, DEGREE } Total to date .....--++++ eae a-——_______-a-_-______-_ 8 to 35. REVIOUSLY Fi costs of that N selling your i P Eleven Drowned P 4 Aboard Sch ner Corp. Clarence NORFOLK, Va., April 2 eve! People were drowned Cuban schooner Lucia w Milles off the coast of North Caro: Saturday, according to wireless received from the U. 8. 8. | Make Largo, which is bringing in| Murvivors of the wreck. New Four-in-hand Ties Mra, Mary I. Sayles we Uhrich i8 Hopkins | Williams ¢ John Ubric ¢ Auguatus Hopkins F. Williams WOUNDED —they range in coloring from bright Spring-like effects to the quieter conservative tones—in jacquard and conventional patterns, French prints and Oriental designs—95¢. —THE BASEMENT STORE. A. Miller e Miller pery Private Charles . “Mike Manos William Adams . »| Private 4 Ll. Meyers Giairion R, Rutedwe ... Mra, A, R. Strobridge ’ Robert D. Bedolfe CAUSES Joseph Kiere| Private Les Private Ho Private Sergt. Hare Private Antonio Fiore «.-- —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——____—___—__ eee e