The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1919, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR--WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1919. PAGE 7 FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE ALLREADY FOR | YAKIMA FAIR | Auto and Horse Racing tol Be Featured The Basement iny At rf it 1 pe HE DASEMENT STORE | a | nich oe ote " 5 Ivoroid Mirrors ee re Low-priced at i fair. hotels, $2.95 rose sex and private home . Oe will maintain informa LIGHT imperfections in | not to tm these Hand-Mirrors ac- pede count for their very low | f ay earned price. They are in circular and is ae Kettle oval hapes, ranging in caren T With Ladle ize up to 7-inch glass. Un- | ally low-priced at ; $3.25 a - ) value will prove IVOROID - BACK MILI- | TARY BRUSHES with | interesting to wom- Senin, whte: ‘carnival att " good bristles, two in box, | OF lj who are doing their pallens eirgrour $2.00. TONE] Mf september preserving i cienan wnies Furry Beaver Si" = |FAMOUS LABOR guminum with large lip Combines with Velvet in these |}, for easy pouring and flat bottom for quick Boys’ School Sweaters Untrimmed Hats = $2.00 of the New Mode O wear with his cordu- In a Featured Thursday Offering: roy knickerbockers or $3.95 $5.00 $7.00 with the extra trousers of his suit, the boy will find HERE'S no denying the softening, becoming ef- Purchase of l 00 Cloth one of these Sweaters most fect of beaver in these Hats, combined with vel- useful. vet most ingeniously. _ LEADER IS DEAD John Mitchell, Miner, Passes | After Operation | NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—John Mitchell, former pr of the United Mine Workers Americ: heating. é With ladle of alumi- mm, it is priced at LHe aS ey have and one of the best known 1 “men ers in the country, died ye * ay afternoon at & o'clock, fo! 1 religion ing a2 speration, ten days ago, Fi They are of serviceable, ard it Bam ny ayer Acres geld medium-weight cotton, in i =" ens Re Eo cone tnd com and Silk Dresses Onor’gray'rshade, with 5, here are Large Sailors n hase as penaldaat 68 tha’ stake S06 coms: roll collar and two pockets. Faced with beaver, roll-brim effects with beaver brim, = ae mission, ‘chairman of the federal Sizes 28 to 34. Price. medium-size Hats with beaver flange and turbans : he food board, and as a member of $2.00. with encircling band of beaver—sometimes in one-tone che onty ben Lue yor commission for To sell at in the Basement Store —THE BASEMENT STORE. effects, often with velvet and beaver in contrasting pe ne Eastern ta } | e shades. pee s. ; Oda ° LEAGUE READY Wl N opportunity to choose from advance Autumn-style Frocks at an at- These Colorings Are Featured: nther | FOR PRESIDENT | tractively-low price, just at the outset of the season when such Pans yey Piegye a Black. less 5: : : ” at . 1s " 5. a * . _ \]|_ dresses are most useful. Five typically attractive styles are sketched. ee me —THE BASEMENT STORE. THE SILK DRESSES THE CLOTH FROCKS are of Charmeuse and Messaline, in navy, black and brown, and feature these new style-tendencies: Draped- Wilson Will Speak at Arena Saturday Night President Wilson's speech on the! Beads, Braid and Embroidery Smarten Dainty Blouses at $4.95 are of Navy Tricotine and Serge (also a few in Velveteen), follow- Hire League of Nations next Saturday skirt effects gathered into deep cuff at ing in general the straight-line ef- Prig in bi ine og ae Yas oe = | bottom and relieved with vestee of soft fect of the model, with self-ma- Tea Aprons VER so attractive are to help HE very low pricing ace lace ruf terial or tasseled cord sash girdle, : the Georgette Crepe yd ills teooms is er features of the bee ident's | I} Blouse-back-and-front styles with skirt extra width at hips conferred by Special 10c a J Blouses at this price, some : 2 & attle will be under direc s e ¥ a y ; 5 ; ses a is , 4 ne about $j made possible by a spe- | tion of the fleet committee. But de |} draped at one side. ; outstanding pockets, jacket effects HEE White Aprons nw! in the modish collarless A * ant rike Gaeta to ealbres eekee Styles with many narrow ruffles en- tf » unusual value ag i i tree mney are |])Sins. tor the identical principles circling the skirt. and other interesting details, often fh ae Seeoe Pity Qa * style, some with round emselves medium weight, made of that are being advocated by the pres Coat styles and Russian-blouse effects. enhanced with embroidery. at ser gly Cota Lasiy od r\ necks encircled by plaited v ident, it was decided that the origina! | [| 7 trimmed with embroidery A | : ae ee Boy. good quality broom-corn, join: in connection with the speech (ff Very attractive values at $35.00. : : and finished with pocket. \ frills and others in V-neck mal, day four-sewed to provide |isnould be changed, allowing the THE BASE, T STORE. Special 10¢. * « a YN effect, with groups of lace r, done | for longest possible take eomeaand. ORS: THE BASEMENT STORE wen’ e frills, embroidery, beading ge wr wear. Long varnished (Mth, chairman; F. W WW d Bone “ \ Hy and tucking for trimming. » all the natural wood handle. Ca ry, and Richard Saxe | fj . Deer I yey a 5,000 Yards of Black an Knit Scarf TRE >the crepe de chine self um b) — 1 as ; > | and Cap Sets 58 f - Blouses are just as appeal cart and ° ing in their way, favoring semi-tailored effects, in which 0 Fancy Silks 75c to $4.25 collarless, high-neck and V-neck styles, some with lace —_. a alli s. t of the f " ‘ A - NTYLES for women and mensions. 7 ny goods Dr Edwin J In an Exceptionally Interesting Offering children in the smart Choice of white, flesh-color, peach, mais, league- 4 om ‘a fe) Scarf and Cap Sets, so de- blue, bisque, gray, navy and black. red, RB ' | 1 95 sirable for gene outing Price $4.95, ee Town | At $ e Yard and motoring wear. —THE BASEMENT STORE Seattle's Leading Brushed wool and _ plain i on : : . Py “ knit effects, with button e ’ et Colurabte 8c uf and a com: HE Basement Store is fortunate in being able to offer Silks of or tassel ‘on’ ‘cap. and Children s Coats ot itself |new phase of the badger game. such desirable quality at this low price. ai es nen be A scenic feature will be “The Girl m i si -rices, The to $4.25. eke trom’stariand". Sting Lilian ‘atm Values so attractive make it worth-while for women to purchase —THE BASEMENT STORE Reduced to $1.00 ‘eam « Digpiedleape cenit pa heigl well in advance of their present needs. HESE under-priced Coats am = ee | | THE FANCY SILKS INCLUDE Striped and Plaid Satins, Messalines and New Bag are well-made from silk- one Taffetas in many beautiful color-arrangements—all in 36-inch width. F 50. and-cotton poplin, in pleasing if unspot- BELL ’ f : rames ic belted and shirred Empire ef- aes ee RINGS a wat paper Bee THE BLACK SILKS INCLUDE Dress Satins, Messaline, Taffeta, Peau de O top the hand-made fects, full-lined, and topped ribbon or silk bag, With white organdie embroid- here are new Metal Frames ered collar. We to it that your children's Ws are examined mony singing and comed: DELMAS MAY BE Soie and Bengaline of good, lustrous quality, in 35- and 56-inch widths. ven 8 ar satitinannl Os at $1.95 yard. in oxidized and gil in- ie panties them n their GIVEN LIFE TERM | The Silks in both groups are exceptional values liad ee are a ae oe oe Py nd In Copenhagen, Delft- Gases may or ma If D. M. Delmas, former sergeant a style, with chain handle bl Wig Navy, Old-rose, o. We can tell you (Sha Dest Sencar eer’ yee and strong clasp. Price Gold and Tan—sizes 3 to peg, Mier t0 know than to | ported winner of the Victoria Crom ical a Ep a 6 years. Reduced to ge of being “in Monte may be sentenced to life im nt in the state penitentiary imas waa arrested in Seattle 19 at the request of Texas au who charged he escaped tate prison there. He said icted on New Autumn Coats For Schoolgirls $25.00 be larly seasonable og showing of new Misses’ Coats at an attractive price. It £ $1.00. —THE BASEMENT STORE. Sates and can mak S@te any tens on «1 Establishes 1908 GHRY OPTICAL co. Eyesight Specialist MS ARCADE BeiLDING Third Floor Correspondence Stationery 50c Box OLD-EDGED | Writing J Paper and Envelopes in the popular tints, one quire in fancy box, 50¢. —THE BASEMENT RE. Practical Coverall Aprons 85c OMFORTABLE _ substitutes for house dre: are these Apron-Dresses, which are well- made from gray and _ white « Britivh army veteran and from jail in Texas will interest every mother who wishes « he served with both n and British armies fn “Seconds” in tar a e i her daughter to be striped percale, also plain pink oy tee 4 i. the +. — smartly clad at eco- > and blue, with trimming of ma- | nomical prices. Women Ss chine-embroidered scalloping or ROOSEVELT TO RIDE |} | The Coat sketched contrasting stripes—one style shows a very pretty A New Autumn ye ia |e | style—with the youth- HH | ful high-waisted ef- Boot, 9.50 fect and shirred back. ae 3 RUBBERNECK PLANE as sketched, ANF, Sept. 10—Lieut. Col Attractively low-priced at 85¢. HESE Mercerized Stockings are quoted —THE BASEMENT STORE. || @ Made of Polo cloth Fae ivi at this exceptionally low HJ laksa with large black plush Goo a price because of slight im- a d P. 5 Ke cotta and auttey bell) Le perfactions. Remnants at Reduced Prices Pie mit 10 and big patch pockets trimmed with plush. 24 to & widths AA to C, Price T Nagy Bcd snk Mee 1 Oates lengths of Laces, Embroidery, Net, Chif- It will ‘ ‘an, rdovan, Dark-gre : ; ch boat In brown, maroon and dark green. 1 and Beaver shades, “ ‘ fons and Ribbons are quoted at sharply reduced , Sizes 12, 14 and 16 years. Price $25.00. 814 to 10, the pair, 38¢, prices. ink of advertis- | THE BASEMENT STORE RE. THE BASEMENT STORE. —THE BASEMENT STORE. he Star,