The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1919, Page 9

|Spring ‘Work Opens; Unemployment Less WASHINGTON, April 18.—(United }—Unemploytnent theuc POLICE ARREST 15 MEN IN RAID : “One Charged With Gambling * and 13 With Looking conducting a gat Murvin, 66, # A.W, Van S¢ of the Collins t and James st. carly Friday mor Vourteen others also were bagged by the raiders Jack Phillips, 33, a cook, was charged with gambiin TO ANNOUNCE WINNERS IN VICTORY CONTEST Tr SAN FRANCISCO. the V April 18 jetory Loan winners of Murvin was r termined today « and Phitli orrow at Victory Loar other 1 ed $10 apiece it was suid today, to ins th arance in potice | teen of the best slog The 13 are charged | le ram court for tria <4 from th with be: © where of § Nifty line and Oxfords just in wear Tan and BL Walking 8 Weilted Soles. All sizes and widths, Per pair k Calf English as pictured. $5.95 as x j SampleV hoeShop Second Floorfitel Bldg Secondé Pike +» Take Elevator; | YOUR FACE IS DIFFERENT FROM EVERY OTHER FACE Can You Smile Without Embarrassment? 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At $22.50 At $18.50 At $15.00 of ate purchase of Silk $I came in just in ti Good quality of colors and new stripe effects. SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIT 18, ~ Fraser-PatersonCo. — —Prices range from $45.00, $50.00, $65.00 to Sprimg Coats $35 The Basement Salesroom first time tomorrow. trimmed with flowers and ribbons; small hats and tur- bans trimmed with fancy feathers and ornaments; also net and Leghorn hats. Priced Saturday at......$4.95 CAPES and DOLMAN COATS $22.50; 74 to sell at $18.50; 35 to sell at $15.00. —A very special purchase, bought at an advan- Garments of high quality and ap- proved styles in the new colors for Spring. —Dolman Coats of fine j At $2 5 00 velour, full silk lined, well e tailored. —Capes and Dolmans of velour and serge in season shades. —Full sweep Capes of sil- vertone velour in navy and colors. —Serge and Velour Capes and colors. 100 Fancy New Silk Skirts Come Just in Time for Saturday, $5.50 a, with pockets, girdles, etc. Large range of Main 7100 Selection of a Suit tor lEaster color —Can be made from a complete showing of tricotine, gab- 1e and mannish serge, in box, belted and semi-tailored # nd Russian blouse models for misses. Braid, em- d and button trimmed; some with pretty embroid- Colors are de tricolette vests, others are military styles. : li , tan, sand, rookie; many large siz $75.00 Vater arel Bec n, Third Floor. Fraser son ( pp New Stripe Blouses Modish Tailored Styles Dg arma showing of new In Dolman and Cape Styles Li backs “and _belted Stripe Blouses, made in tail- fronts; made of wool ored styles with convertible col- velour and serge in tan, lars, in crepe de chine and shirt- arg eh Bit a8 yearn fcin ing silk; all white background an trimmed in braid and with varied colored stripes; all buttons, sizes, priced at ....... . $7.50 Apparel Section, Third Floor Appar n, Third Floor Novelty Silk Bags for Easter Wear Special $3.00 —~144 Women’s Silk Moire Bags with silk lining, coin purse and mirror; others — have inside frame pockets. ple and black. Specially priced for Saturday selling at.s. .. $3.00 Trimmed Hats Offered Saturday at $4.95 HIS new showing of 300 Hats arrived today for the Special Price Basement and will be shown for the Large light hats and dark models, 11, at ial lots for easy choos- at $25.00; 55 to sell at youthful models, in navy hite A Special Parchase of 100 Silk Jersey Petticeats at $3.50 Each Fresh, new Petticoats bought considerably under price, offers you an unusual saving oppor- tunity tomorrow, Good quality, with deep taf- feta flounce, trimmed with tucks and ruffles All the seasonable shades. kirts at a very ecard . ime for Satur silk in newest —White ored Ties ure sleev top in —Priced, a pair.........- —Wrist length Silk Gloves, white, Paris- point stitching, priced, pair. .85¢ to $2.00 A beautiful assortment of new, for men , conserve and floral patter Priced at $1.00 t Men’s Silk Hose Phoenix Silk Hose, full fashioned A nice sight seamle ilk at.. A lighter weight silk-at....... All staple and fancy colors. Carter’s Wear for Men New Neckwear for Men rich-col- ative fig- 0 $3.50 $1.50 . $1.05 Beautiful silk stripe wool garment $5.00 Medium at weight cotton garment in ecru . $3.00 Fine, medium weight white cotton, $2.50 A light weight cotton in ecru or white, Munsing Wear Knit fabrics, comes in mercer le, in blue, flesh and white, at An excellent white lisle at..... Fine cotton garment in white at fair cotton garment in cream ¢ made in short, Vraser-Paterson Co, Men's Section, 3 long ; ankle, three-quarter or knee length. . $2.00 ized sil .. $4.00 00 $3 $2.50 or white, 32.00 or no ret Eloor, White Glace French Glo es rey for Easter Wear If and black. $2.25 t and two-clasp, pique and overseam n, fancy embroidered backs, welt o $3.50 —Fraser-Paterson Co, Glove Section, First Floor, Wom Section, to $1.75. o's P 's Neckwear —rightfully chosen adds charm to any suit Styles are varied and col- ors are navy blue, gray, or dre: We are featuring for Saturday taupe, brown, green, pur- an assortment of Crepe de Chine of the correct style, trimmed with dainty bits of narrow laces; a frill or two or many tiny tucks. Values from $1.2 Saturday at —Fraser-Paterson Co, Ne Scarfs and S - $1.00 ret Floor. toles —of fur fabrics in mole, seal and beaver. A nec- essary wrap for afternoon wear; new line just received. Priced at «........$8.50 to $33.75 —Fraser-Paterson Co, Neckwear Section, First Ploop, Infants’ and Childre —Silk Taffeta Ribbon Binding, all colors, bolt. —Willsnap, black and white, all sizes, card... —DeLong Press Buttons, black and white, all sizes, card 10¢ —DeLong Hooks ard Eyes, black and white, all Atlas Hooks and ~—-Pennant basting cotton, 40-50-60, spool . ® UMPS for the kiddies with hand-turned soles, broad toes and low heels and plain toes. Sizes 1114 to 2 at............... $3.50 —Same as above with spring heels, sizes 814 to $3.00 —Fraser-Paterson Co., Shoe Section, Second Floor, A Gift of Stationery for Easte —Creton Linen in four dainty colors, packed snugly in an Easter box. Light blue, pink, maize and white; 50 sheets of paper and 50 envelopes to match; regular $1.00 box. Special —Fraser-Paterson Co., Stationery Section, First "Floor. Saturday Notion Items —Warren’s stayed girdlein, straight and curved, from 1% to 6 inches; black and white; yard....30¢ to 65¢ —Cotton Belting, all widths from 1% to 3 inches; black and WO, FOIE oo. cccdicccoeseosvenrceciyel secfeece 10¢ to 25¢ —Silk Belting, all widths from 1% to 3 inches; black and white; yard ... —Onio White yard bolts; bolt .... 15 . 10 Linen ‘Tape, all sizes; bolt ., Hookeye Tape, sizes 2 and 3, yard. i widths 30¢ to 65¢ mbric and Lawn Bias Tape, all widths, 10- edeaveeveccccaeerss vena’ 15¢ wo 50¢ Black and colored Bias Tape, medium widths; bolt.......+ ¢ to 40¢ widths; 6-yard bolts... © eto 40¢ . Be sizes, 10¢ 8, black and white, all sizes, card, ... Se and 25¢ —Fraser-Paterson Co., Notion Section, First Floor, “Flivver” Planes to lanca, |wpected and tried out with success, was signed. “flivver” alrplaness A test plane out l an Italian inventor, was In The plane it was said, and was about The airplane weighs 400 pounds, and has @ uses—indoors and tdoors, MENTHOL GIVE QUICK RELIEF Gets 10 Cents for a heavy iron bar, James O'Brien, 31, | 83 Battery st, is at the Providence | The accident occurred at) the Smith Cove docks at 5:30 Fri- Carry 2, Promised ELIEVE throat strain Being Hit by Auto) spit. HAGERTOWN, Md. April 18— ‘ A ZANESVILLE, Ohio, April 18.—| ‘The Maryland Press Steel plant, of | aid my dae Prank ‘Murphy wee fined 028 in| 07 mores. this city, has announced that it Luden’s are thes g> police court for practicing a new |goon would begin the manufacturé|er’s friend, Many method originated by him, of mulct ing motorists. Murphy worked In the downtown district. At corners where autos move slowly he would get in the way of one, collide with it. lightly and request reparation for the shock to his feelings and the dam- age to his clothing. He made set- tlements for 10 cents and up. He was until recently employed on government construction work at Muscle Shoals, Ala. UDENS COUGH DROPS IRON BAR BREAKS LEGS Both legs broken by the falling of | { | | iI | Hi Hi i