The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1919, Page 7

_Fraser-PatersonCo. COND AT UNIVERSITY INE MAIN 7100 100 Wraps Specially Priced at 939)90 Dolman and Cape styles, wilads of tricotine, serge, velour and silvertone. —Cleverly developed in the colors of navy, taupe, rose, gray, biege, Hague and Pekin blue —Lined throughout with plain and fs —Large convertible collars of silk and satin; neatly trimmed in buttons and braids and tied in front with self sashes. cy silks. Apparel Se Showing a Fine Collection of Steamer Rugs and Indian Blankets Suitable for Auto Robes —All wool Steamer Rugs, size 66x82; these are in plain colors on one side and Scotch plaid effect on the reverse side; colors are browns, tans, greens and navy; a very good rug for the. auto. SE TR ces 8k RES 64 640 5s 6c bb 50s one .. $18.50 All Wool Steamer Rugs $10.00 —Size 62x76; these come in plaid styles on both sides and are shown in a number of new patterns and Indian Blankets —Made by the Pendleton Woolen Mills. These come in a number of different designs in three and four- color combinations and are very desirable as an extra bed or couch cover, camp or auto robe. —Priced at . $11.50 cond Floor. —Our Annual May Sale of Toilet Articles, aug- mented by a sale of White Ivory Articles, is being held this week. A New Play Garment} New Fiber Slip-On for Children 2 to 7 Years —Made of heavy denim; navy with white stripes; Dutch lay. Sweaters wea down collar with white pipifig; | PUrPle, tur 4 2 pockets in front; drop seat poral —Prived at Priced at $5.00 —Children’s Wear, | Sweater FREE DOCTOR Porc: Searching Be AUBURN, Cal, May 21.—1 Press.}——Posses from several I And/the Docter will give ° two bandits who robbed the Fi you ® careful examination Nationa! k here of $1,500 and prescribe for you sheriff be the men are rounded Env me the bank day, the men, pointing re are sick you cannot do bet | grove two women clerks, a Wer than take advantage of this offer. |the tme, into another room We save you money and give the cane before the alarm ¢ possible treatment, given REBUILT late model Sewing Ma- chines, some only used a few months; every one has been placed in perfect order and looks like new. These machines include the best makes and will find ready takers at these prices. Better come early. OO eee $37.50 Singer ....... Ssecew ome ooo 27.50 Empress Grand ......... +... 15.00 Wheeler & Wilson (Tailor)... 45.00 Wheeler & Wilson........... 10.00 Box Top Machines........... 5.00 WE DO HEMSTITCHING WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. WE REPAIR ALL MAKES J. S. BURCH, Mgr. 415 Union St. Credit Gladly Of Course You Columbia * . Grafonolas . Like Music Sine on and you appreciate the best mu when you hear it Did you eve Bey a toy ton ; t stop to think that you can actual) of them sold on ver ea have the best music of all the term world right at home by owning a And all the new record Columbia? are always here If you doubt {ts wonderful bilities, come in and over a few of the songs 211 Union St. PHONOGRAPH DE @onorings. . Priced, each ............000005 $10.00 Franee, county towns are today in pursuit Sey Americar selves on more thar ter F. of the Munic from the States depot and then rushed Capt. Colvin said ‘Dr. Tiffin Makes Old Political Rival, Back From War, His Aid | Major W C. Tiffin. Major army | that he wou for Bank Robbers ~ m5 aia’ Rushed Tey Men Into Fr ray, Says Officer ‘Troops with of training at the r d, these boys were bu Many @ time I was ast Rushed Into Battle ia of men who were LOTTA MADDEN (OTHICK) DRAMATIC » SOPRANO IN RECITAL FRIDAY EVE 8:30 SHARP May 23 First Presbyterian Church SEVENTH AND SPRING Seats now on sale at Music Stores Admission 50¢— (Plus Tax) | TO FLL that looks well on the the office, yet represents ment—a choice will prove most satisfactery. especiz ery, ly trim them. Pekin Blue, Gray, Henna, Navy. Sizes 16 and 18, and $16.50, $18.50, $21.00, $24.50 and $29.50 THE BASEMENT STORE Corson, who recently and who has been appotnted “T. Frank Koepa «in plain view and gation showed that the men CHIEF OF CUSTOMS SERVICE QUITS JOB SHIPPING MAN WILL LEAVE GRACE EMPLOY STREET © oe reveal S pry s TO REPRESENT ENGINEERS ical Engineers at It pots, ported to the police, ~WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1919. PAGE 7 FREDERICK & NELSON PINE STREET FIFTH AVENUE HE Da SIXTH AVENUE Smart Semi-Tailored Effects in Women’s and Misses’ Wool Jersey Dresses Attractively Priced Many of them are in coat style to make them ly appropriate for street wear. French knots, pin tucks and braiding smart- The colors represented are Tan, Taupe, Rookie and Children’s Slip-over Sweaters $5.00 UCH a way, bright addi- tion to the little girl's wardrobe, this Sweater that can be slipped on quickly to wear to school or out to play when the weather is just a little too chill for a Summer dress. Of all wool in novelty weave, with stripes following the roll collar and encircling the y-ribbed bottom. In Coral, Copenhagen, Tan, American Beauty and Turquoise. Sizes 28 to 36. Price $5.00. THE BASEMENT STORE Good Values in | Tableware Cups and Saucers Set of six, $1.50 ColonialTumblers Set of six, 50¢ Excellent qu Tumbiers, in pop ular Colonial Teapots 50¢, 60¢ and 75¢ Dark brown earthenware Tea- 7 and %cup sizes. ? BASEMENT STORE, from this array of THE REQUIREMENTS of a becom- ing, practical dress for Summer—a dress street, on the train or a very modest invest Jersey Dresse 86 to 42. Priced in Embroid- at 1,040 Yards of Fancy Silks Reduced to $1.25 Yard IFTY different patterns are represented, in stripes and plaid Satin Messaline. effects of Taffeta and For cool] Summer wear or for travel, a blouse, a separate skirt or of these attr: a one-piece dr ctive patterns will prove a constant from one friend and a most economical purchase. Thirty-five inches wide, reduced to $1.25 a yard. —THE BASEMENT STORE. The Oxford Season in Women’s Footwear finds the Basement stocked with desirable Store Shoe Section well styles for every occasion from turned-sole French-heel models for dress wear to sturdy walking Oxfords with low heels and substantial-weight soles. Specimen values: At $6.95 Pair Military-heel Oxford in Brown, Mahogany v4 Calf, Dark Br Brown kid- skin, Black Vici Kid and White Buckskin, with j 4 \ - street-weight soles: Sizes 244 to 8; widths AA to D. Price $6.95 pair. At $6.50 Pair Oxfords of Brown or Black Vici Kid, with medium weight street soles and Louis heels. Sizes 3 to 8; widths A to D. Price $6.50 pair. At $5.00 Pair For women or grow- ing girls, Oxfords in Black Vici Kid and Black Gun-metal Calf, with Goodyear welt soles and low heels. Sizes 314 to 8. Price $5.00 pair. At $4.00 Pair Women's Two-Strap Com- fort Slippers with heavy hand-turned soles; for street wear. Sizes 3 to 8. Price $4.00 pair. THE BASEMENT STORE. “Sample” Fancy China Low-priced be found in this Sugars and Creamers, Bon Bon Dishes, Pitchers, Butter Tubs, Teapots, Sandwich Trays, Chocolate Pots and many other pieces, priced from Plates, Salad Bowls, Mie useful and ornamentai novelties are to assortment, which includes: odd Cups and Ss 25¢ to $2.50 THE BASEMENT STORE. Fascinating Summer Needlework is provided in the Bucilla Packages, which contain enough thread for complet- ing the work in addition to the ready-made, stamp- ed garment to be embroid- ered. Suggestions: Children’s Rompers, stamped on white pique and pink or blue “‘clico,” to be embroidered in black and white. Sizes 2 and 4 mped Wash Suits fe Boys. Sizes 1 and 3 years, $1.65 ' Children’s Dresses, stamped on good quality striped Flaxon, to be em- broidered in black and Size 4 years, 6 years, $2.35; ) , $2.50. Infants’ Layettes, con- sisting of Dress, Gertrude Petticoat, Cap and Bib, with cutting lines, stamp. ed on good quality batiste, $1.75. THE BASEMENT STORE. Tea Aprons 10c HERE are 350 of these sheer white Aprons to sell at this attractively low price. They are in em- broidery-trimmed style, ]] and are finished with | pockets, 10¢. -—THE BASEMENT STORE, Children’s Bloomers, 50c HESE well-made, | staunch little Bloom- ers of black sateen, save much laundering of petti- coats. They are in band- top style, with elastic at knee. Sizes 2 to 12 years. Price 50¢. --THE BASEMENT STORE. 9 . Boys’ Knit Underwear 25 Garment oYs Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers in sizes 24 to 34; desirable Sum- mer weight; low-priced at 25¢ garment. THE BASEMENT STORE, Women’s Silk-top Union Suits $1.50 TOP of pink or white glove ilk finishes the Cotton t They e made in with and 42 Lace and Trimming Remnants _ Reduced neths of Chiffon, Lace, Em- Ribbons Jerpriced for quick —THE BASEMENT STORE, Summer Neckwear at 25c HE popular sailor, roll and flat styles in Collars of Georgette crepe, muslin and Filet-pattern lace, including lace trimmed and hemstitched styles, s5¢. —THE BA NT STORE.