The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1919, Page 9

Fine Quality All-Silk Jersey Petticoats Complete THE SEATTLE STAR—-FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1919. MORTGAGES COW Luaham * For Saturday We Feature ses 2am, Am Marked Reductions wit ummone Weather $4.95 ciaucet [TO SEE HER SON} = s«*Fraser-PatersonCo. Mother of Sick Yank Makes Long Trip The Special Price Basement TT elling of dependable quality at extraordinary low prices is the policy and these old at ecure merchandise ldren al Price Special purchase merchandise in the Spec Basement are made ef- on! for the basement low Extraordinary forts are to thus a are very prices, In Wa Apparel, made uitable hich can be sold at a low fig ure, suring patrons of the Special Price Basement most unusual values. and said she was paying cent intere on the loan when he Dainty Organdy eae yi: See Reduced to $13.50 | eee Formerly Price A Special Saturday Sale 50 Silk Dresses $13.50 Each d at $19.50 i ture yo style frocks developed in veer organdy, in White, Pink, Orehid, Nile and Light Blu model sketched has little ruffles edging the fichu, the flare sleeves, and are repeated in graduated rows on the skirt. Girdle of satin ribbon. ck ward to see 1 wanty and embraced and © white-haired woman Young Hammond, wh the ¢ The brothe of the crew of the t Powhatan, Mra. Hammond had written to Secretar rin 4 special purchase has just arrived for Saturda selling. These dresses are very attractive and are made of messaline and rreorgette. —They are trimmed with embroidery and have many style touches found in much higher priced models. —The tert “ wand i ing that he be honorably now that the arm gned wo that he ca the farm.” WANT WOMEN ~ JUDGE WOMEN New York Sees Move to Change Trial System Lingerie Blouses Reduced to $1.95 $2.95 $4.95 Formerly $2.25 Formerly $3.50 colors shown are brown, tan, taupe, navy. Sizes from 16 to 44, Formerly $5 ction of crisp, da «andy. Many others show ¢ tion and embroidery NEW YORK, Aug. § A woman » try & woman” mov ed in New Yor dinch police department's 300 Tailored Heav y Crepe de Chine Waists $5.75 Each —In white, black, navy, taupe, light blue, flesh, peach and rose. spoke-stitehed seams, square collar. nt ure Cleverly-Styled Tub Skirts Eee Of Gaberdine Reduced to $2.95 Formerly $3.95 Simply and correctly tailored, and Tricotine —This line is a special feature of the Special Price Base ment and waists of equal value are not obtainable otherwise at this price. —Sizes 36 to 44, inclusive. These Skirts are individualized by novel pockets and belts, button trimmed. if ite =o =a * : 100 White Skirts for Women | a $2.95 Each | ~-~Cotton gaberdine skirts in all new summer models. 200 Silk Petticoats $3.95 Each —No woman need go without a silk und@skirt when SECOND Glenn E. Plumb, Railway Expert,” ‘SHIPS' TO LAND. They are made with belts and patch pockets and are they can be purchased at such a reasonable price. —A new shipment has brought us 200 plain black — and fancy plaid petticoats. Some have plain flounces _ and others have rows of pin tucks. There is a fine assortment of colorings. 100 Capes and Dolmans $1829 1822 : made of velour, poplins and serges. Some with yoke lining and Chars $ trimmed with fancy pearl buttons. Waist band meas- Every skirt in this collection Urges Nationalization of Roads IN ¥ Down at the Palace Hip, a group ASH) of Simians, Galettis Monks, a noted » pot Gen 1 Phomb, he | act, holds the center of in eae tae teem tarest inte toe cpm pe hey te _ . p. i on ks tonal spottight with dramatic sud Birgoas by the presentation to com of his sweeping plan for na- the gation of American railroads: | years, and is ‘Plumb has been a student of ruil (for the affiliate y legislation and railway affairs | organisations his graduation urements are 24 to 36. animal is a most unusual value. terest in over his pub- Army Airplanes to Alight Near Fifth and Virginia Two Curt y army av 4 railroad emplo Eggers mbodied in an for 10 y employed In legal ways d brotherhoods for ¢ has been oy aitek euanowan? barber scene, which big were Earle and Edwards are musical comedians. Their cleverest work is a series of song parodies sung in union. Stanley and Leas| have a de luxe musteal offering on banjos and plano accordion, Miss Leas’ accordion numbers, of fine| quality, are featured Billy Hicks, “Our Editor,” and claiming to publish the smallest paper in the world, showed how of the world could be con almoxt no space, and rmative—if facta are not He also presents the rare | of a singing editor erts Duo have an excel yerfected by Capt * comed, the army recruiting office machines have been doing pa amall-|troi duty over Oregon forests. Fol lowing the landing, the machines will tax! about the downtown streets under their own power. The will re h Fort Lawton from Oregon arge of the ma ste at a dinner en by local avia-| ¢ till be desired. spectacle The lined full length. —The colors shown are henna, mixtures. company to drive ny from business. Later his company was bought by the big cor poration and Plumb was soon look ing for a new job. Piumb lives at Chevy Washington suburb. He on, who is in the army. Sylvia Paciaeeh Is Facing Stan Will Sell ie: at $12 a Barrel YORK, Aug. §.—Juliue H government wheat director. today that the United | returned fr a vartety w ¢ and stories o le Orphant Annie navy, tan, taupe, black and fancy hips” Sunday Chase, a Cena em MONDAY, AUG. 11 Matinees Wed. and Sat. Seat Sale Now | Second Division Men March in N. | NEW YORK, Aug. 8.—(United Press).—“Leather necks” and dough- te Duo have an excel boys of the veteran Second division balancing and some) BELLINGHAM 1. Ww , | mene late today the Inte balancing and some] | t gp thes : | late today—the battle of Fifth division, which saw the most” hg, Suffered the heaviest casual” ties and won the toughest repute.) tion in the war, parades up that fw mous street between lines of tens” }of thousands of admiring mew, | women and chikiren. ae: The division comprises the Fitth * }and Sixth marines and the Ninth | jand 23rd infuntrys . has one \ Leads i in ds in Hungary iam} "Man Goes to Jail to Serve Term for Himself and His “Affinity” | dd a 1 | Sunda Jon enthusiasts “~ i today, when Scotland Yard o Barne charged she had received in Russian gold from Bela former Hungarian soviet leader. The money was received thru a Nor wegian radical, it was stated, and be used for promoting © of the boys present Women Would Call Strike Against War ERNE, aug n behalf of himself and Mr In the Fascinating Comedy THE MERRIE MONTH OF MAY By George Searborough As the Chicago Herald Examiner said: “Here is a play with an original idea providing a very witty evening at the theatre—a fine produc- tion of an unusually in- teresting comedy.” PRICES: and Saturday We to $2.00 Matinee: sie Plus War Tax was to 16 Sites Offered for Fire Station mdered '1¢ |Woman Is Facing Kidnaping Charge OTTAWA, Ont. Aug. § Dolly M s, of Chicago, to kidna of whom was given” to her mother, Mar-; garet Ryan, several years ago, i) junder $5,000 bail today, pending Hun-ltrial on a charge of attempted abs fA €On-| duction 4 ment | WOUNDED VETERANS IN PARIS TO GET FAVORS By order of the, wounded and- & public con-/ ed to. priority " SLAYER NOW CALMLY AWAITS HIS TRIAL BEACH GREAT NORTHERN COMES King Is Canada IN WITH 1,421 Taare Liberal Leader NEW YORK, Aug tran OTTAWA Northerr ed toda \ port Gre with 1,421 troops on & ela Kun | rom r. 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