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

—) CONSIDER PLAN [MARCONI SUIT FOR MEMORIAL — IN HIGH COURT |Association to Talk Audi-| $7,000,000 Damages Asked torium Scheme Over ¥ From Seattle Company RANCISCO June al of the $7,000,000 the Mareont Wire raph company against the & Clark Wireless com propo: $2,500 pattie 3AN subject of Tues- lecture in the Baby Lecture Series ] ofticers in the Auditorium, r ee ee Floor. F. Gould, second vice proaiden ‘ Miss Lucy Ro Case, third v talk is to be Ji uent; M. Bm. Mebride, secretar by Dr. Maybelle rk, Deputy School Inspector. mother 0 following not been a ed Friday night were ele ite patent ort in decided that altho ce patent claims of the valid it wa Both th from Btates c¢ corta , inter- . ested in scientific child- ion ae training will find these ett «1. MeClure, A. BL F lectures helpful. Mra, Frank Me periment H.C. Be Mra. W A postpone erned the navy until after the end of the war = FIRES OFFICER alias Resign FOR BAD TALK sear Works Posts warren Warns Policemen Not to Get Rough jo policemen must walk the 1 narrow way, according Police Warren, explain wai from the fc gE. & lismissed Saturday for use of an army intel cer, Streeter is said to have used terms harsh and reprov ing “If an officer gets rough, either in language or physically,” said the chief, “when there ts no necessity and I hear of it, I will dismiss him Such tactics give the a black eye.” H. White, Mrs A. _Tomorrow’s lecture be- } sti Pasar Am ira, Edgar » « Ames, Mrs. Helen Norton Stevens, promptly at W. & Peachy, Miss Lucy R. ¢ and A. E. Deutsch a year’s active inations, He has been working on the drug detail of the dry squad for the past few weeks Skip-Stop System for Phinney Line The skip-stop plan is having ttx first trial in Beattle Monday on the Phinney street car line, Limited service between N. 69th st. and) Ewing st. during rush hours has! established CALIFORNIA'S NOTED PHOTOGRAPHER r the skip-stop system, cars Phinney Hine will soth and Phinney ave, } 63rd st, N. 6lat st, N. 69th at, N beth wt, N. 56th at bind st. Will Open an Advanced |; We, Ne ind” Piney Studio in Seattle sith About July | 65th at, 43rd st. and Fremont, N, 40th st, N. 39th st, Blewett # Outboun . ~ N. Mth N. $3rd st. N. Sistat, N.79thet, N. N, 38th at, at, N. 66th . N. éind st., N. Goth . N. 66th o . N. S0th at. N. 49th ov st, N. 45th at, N. 44th at, C N a ‘ ‘i ¥. 40th at. N. 39th st. N * _Kilbourne st, Fremont Rialto Building ave, and Rwing te SHOP 212 Floor, Old Frederick & Nelson Bldg. 1015 Second Ave. Methodists Plan Big Celebration Commemorating the 100th anni versary of the Methodist Episcopal | missions, a centenary celebration will be held by the M. BE. church June 26, at Columbus, Ohio. Rev James ¥. Crowther of the First M. KE. church, has been in the Eant tn] nection with the celebration for sme time, and Mr. and Mrs. Mont gomery Lynch, leaders of the tem ple choir. have gone to Columbus Wit aid in the ) mania preeram, Troop Train Jumps | Track; 25 Are Hurt OMAHA, Neb, June 2-—When| five coaches bearing 276 members of the 657th, Hoboken, casual com. pany to the Presidio, San Fran | cisco, plunged down a rofoot em |bankment inte It creek, about a| . haif mile east Ashland, at 1:20 . lo’clock Sunda orning, 26 of the| e e { . jmen were slightly injt The men were taken to Fort Omrha COSTS YOU LESS R. R. WELFARE LEAGUE PER POUND wtryestaronence IT AND SAVE MORE MONEY eee hyp ecm will ~=meet of its superior o'clock, 407 | ficher flavor you use less 3 \§ ‘ding | - inesday evening at 7 o'clock | 4 cp than any other coffee. cutive committee will met in| EVERY CAN GUARANTEED 20 Railway Exchange build ing. The regular meeting of the The most economical 9 council is scheduled for 2 o'clock| i next Sunday in Foresters’ hall, First/ coffee you can buy ave. and Stewart st | MRS. JESSIE R. GATES DROPS DEAD AT HOME Mrs, Jessie Roe Gates, 62, wife of |Frank Gate r, Of the Seattle |Hardware company, died of heart! |trouble Sunday morning at her home, 4025 4ist ave. 8 Mr urvived by her L PAINLESS DENTISTS es ee unty Council of Defen In Order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the lightest !urold Gates, with the Anssramts plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouthy COMpany at Kansas City you can bite corn off the cob; guaram teed 15 yearn. j EXAMINATION FREE | $15.00 Set of Teeth... - $10.00 room 5 | M. J. BRANDENSTEIN & CO. (Ofice end Warchense, 313 Occidental Ave, Seattle ard OW and Ernest Women's Catholic esters, St. Joweph’s Order of For | court No, 33,| ¥ ae ef will hold cor nee exercises in Ay ¥ memory of Mrs, Mary Bahl at the . ‘i *? home of her son, ph Bani, 723 28rd ave, N. Mrs 1 died Satur 2 4 will be held Samp! t St. Joseph's ch, 18th ave. Mont of our present pa is recommended by our and Aloha st., Tuesday morning at) whose work is still & satisfaction. Ask our 9 o'clock 6 tested our work. ‘hen coming to our office, be sure Fight place. Bring thia ad with you. * Open Sundays From © to 12 for Working People | ® OHIO CUT. RATE DENTISTS Opvesite Vrases-Vatersen Om lp — anteed for 15 years. teeth same day. Have impression taken in the amination and advice free. les of Our FI Met ' x) “THE DAY OF DAYS.” BEGINS TODAY. READ stop | [| ived SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1919. ~ FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE 2B fs PINE STREET The Garments Sketched Are Typical June Values SIXTH AVENUE The June Displays of Muslinwear Offer Wide Choice in Low-priced Garments — W!TH tables piled high with fresh new undergarments, all so attractively priced as to make choosing here a real adventure in economy, the Basement Store makes an important contribution to the June displays of Lingerie. Fe Good laces and sheer insets of organdie embroidery are lavishly used on some of these garments, while others are notable for their well-made simplicity. Gowns 65c, 95c, $1.25, $1.65, $1.75, $2.00 to $3.25 AT 65¢—Slip-over Muslin Gowns with novelty stitching at neck and sleeves in light-blue, and satin ribbon bows. AT 95¢—Nainsook Gowns in slip-over style, with rows of shirring in front and edging of narrow Torchon lace edge; finished with two small ribbon rosettes. AT $1.25—As sketched, Slip-over Gown of soft lingerie cloth, with square yoke effect edged with rib- bon-run Filet-pattern lace and sleeve- trimming of edge to match. Another good style has round neck yoke trimmed with Valenciennes insertion and two rows of ribbon-run embroid- ery beading and lace edge. AT $1.65 — As sketched, Gowns in slip-over style, of soft lingerie cloth, with fine organdie embroidery in- serts surrounded with dainty Valen ciennes lace insertion and topped with ribbon-run lace beading and edge. Another attractive style at this price has round yoke trimmed with Filet- pattern lace in pointed effect and edged with ribbon-run lace edge. Other styles at this price are embroid- ery-trimmed. AT $1.75—Gowns of fine nainsook, in slip-over style, with trimming of nar- row Valenciennes lace edge and two rows of shirring stitched in light blue. AT $2.00—Slip-over Gowns of Wind sor crepe in orchid shade with floral pattern, cut in V-neck style, with trimming of narrow ribbon-run lace edge. Other styles in pink or striped crepe with blue stitching and ribbon bows. AT $2.25—Gowns of pink Windsor crepe with Delft-blue bird and but- terfly designs or fern and forget-me- not sprays. Also plain pink Gowns with hemstitch- ing, and ribbon-run lace edge trim ming. June Values muslin, size 81x90 81x99 inches, RK 5. SHEETS of firm $1.30 and $1.40; weight, 72x90 inches PILLOW CASES, 42x3814 inches, ¢ inches, 35¢ each. (Sizes mentioned are before hemming) $1.50. 38¢; 45x8814 Spec‘men values: Envelope Chemises 95c, $1.25, $1.45, $1.65 $1.95, $2.25, $2.50 AT 95¢—Envelope Chemises of sheer lingerie cloth, trimmed with groups of pin tucks, Filet-pattern lace * insertion and ribbon-run edge. Narrow lace edge fin- ishes the drawer part. AT $1.25—Fine organdie embroidery insets join with Valenciennes and Filet-pattern laces in trimming dainty Envelope Chemises (as sketched) at $1.25. Others combine lace with embroidery, some Empire- topped, also hemstitched top styles with hand-em- broidered French knots in pink or blue. And there are camisole styles with ribbon-run Filet-pattern lace and satin ribbon shoulder straps. AT $1.45—Several attractive styles, one as pictured, in fine lingerie cloth, with rows of shirring stitched in pink; cut in pointed effect over the shoulder and finished with ribbon-run Filet-pattern edge. Other Chemises at this price are trimmed with lace and embroidery insertion, embroidery motifs combined with lace insertion and edge, or in simpler effect, with narrow ribbon-run embroidery edge. AT $2.25—The sketch shows one of the pretty Envel- ope Chemises at this price. It is of soft lingerie cloth, with trimming of rows of Valenciennes inser- tion sewed together in combination with embroidery motif and fine pin tucking. Another very attractive Chemise at this price has lace and embroidery trimming, and there are also Empire garments with satin ribbon bows. Envelope Chemises of lingerie cloth, with back yoke formed by rows of organdie and lace insertion sewed together over and topped with ribbon-run lace AT $2.50. front and embroidery fine embroidery, beading and edge. Among the many other attractive styles at this price are some particularly pleasing Empire models, in Household Linens CROCHET f READS, $1.75, $2.00, $2.65, $3.00 and BATH TOWELS, 20c, 85e and 45c, HUCK TOWELS, , 18¢ and 25e, TOWELING, 12\4c and 18¢ yard. HEMMED COTTON DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS in pleasing patterns, size 72x72 inches, $2.00. ~THE BASEMENT STORE. inches, Light- Skirts 75c, 85c, 95c, $1.25, $1.45 to $2.95 AT 75¢—Muslin Skirts, well-made and | carefully finished, edged with em- broidery flounce. AT 95¢—Muslin Skirts with flounce of Valenciennes lace insertion and white lawn combined, edged with | Valenciennes lace edge. Other attractive styles have lawn — flounce showing groups of pin tucks — and Filet-pattern edge. AT $1.45—Petticoats of good quality pique in straight-line style, finished at bottom with machine-embroidered scallops. From $1.25 to $2.95—Muslin Skirts © with embroidery and lace flounces in — various styles, priced at $1.25, $1.85 to $2.95. Silk Lingerie in the June Displays Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemises, $2.75—Pink crepe de Chine fashions these dainty garments in combina- tion with Filet-pattern or shadow lace. The yokes are in pointed effect and they have lace or ribbon shoulder straps. Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemises, $3.75 and $3.95—Yokes trimmed with Valenciennes or Filet-pattern lace top these dainty Chemises of pink crepe de Chine. One particularly dainty style has yoke of Valenciennes lace, satin ribbon and embroidered Georgette, and the shoulder straps are of satin ribbon. Camisoles, $1.25 to $1.75—An unusu- ally interesting collection of Cami- soles and Underblouses of pink crepe de Chine and Satin, with beautiful trimming of Valenciennes or Filet- pattern lace insertion and edge, sometimes combined with Georgette or ribbon rosettes. —THE BASEMENT STORE, White Cottons in the June Displays WHITE PAJAMA CHECKS desirable for making athletic union suits and other summer undergarments, 36 inches wide, 15¢ yard, ¢ LONG CLOTH in 10-yard bolts, $1.65, $2.65 and $3.00. BLEACHED MUSLIN in 36-inch width, 20¢ yard. _auis naseMENT STORE,