The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1919, Page 7

ie THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1919. : paenen se FREDERICK &@NELSO FIFTH AVENUGE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE Girls’ Tub Dresses Dresses. yer 700 Cloth and Silk $1.25 To Choose From in Make a Saving- . the Basement Store opportunity for Tuesday pega Meg eae ITH such a profusion of Dresses to choose from, and all so moderately priced, it is reasonable to suppose that almost any re- quirement for an inexpensive dress could be Dresses rf ar) gingham and percale, in plaid and stripe patterns, with trim- ming of corresponding plain- color, white pique and narrow Ghixed-wool Vests 75c lace edgings. DE Tate WN si ip eat Hit dm athe Sizes 2, 4, 6, 10 and 12 years. Just the kind of dresses that girls of these ages wear the year-round, at an unusually low-price —$1.25. "=-THE BASEMENT STORE | Men’s Shirts and Drawers Reduced to $1.00 Garment N Exceptional Offering of Shirts and Drawers in heavy, elastic ribbed weave—just the weight for present wear—knit from firm, gray cotton yarns, and well-finished with sateen facings, and knit wrists and ankles to prevent unsightly stretching. The Drawers are in sizes 32 to 44. The Shirts in sizes 36 to 44. Reduced to $1.00 garment. Men’s Union Suits Reduced to $1.50 N opportunity to make a worth-while saving on Elastic-ribbed Union Suits for Winter wear, knit from good, medium-weight cotton yarns, in ecru color. Reduced to $1.50. Men’s Wool-and-Cotton Union Suits $3.50 -WEIGHT wool-and-cotton mixtures are featured in these elastic spring-needle knit Union Syits—excellent fitting garments that will give excellent service. In natural color only, sizes 34 to 46. Priced at $3.50. —THE BASEMENT STORE * Velvet-and-Beaver Combinations in Untrimmed Hats effective in themselves are these Untrimmed Hats that they require very little trimming. Some are faced with the long-napped, furry beaver, others have beaver edge, and they are featured in plain colors and two-tone combinations as follows: All-black All-navy All-brown Navy-and-light-blue Beaver-and-black Beaver-and-brown Medium sizes, principally, and many suggesting the poke shape, the better to show the contrasting facing. Priced at $6.00 and $7.00. —THE BASEMENT STORE “Seconds” in “Seconds” in Offer Worth-whill , ering Worth-while Women’s Women’s Economies Tuesday Union Suits $1.25 ‘A MPLE warmth for all- winter wear in these Mixed-Wool Vests of fine- ribbed texture, with high neck and long sleeves, sizes , 88 to 44. / Subject to slight imper/ fections, hence low-pri at 75¢. ’ THE BASEMENT sTORE HE high-neck, _long- sleeve, ankle - length (style of these Union Suits apts them particularly for cool-weather wear, as does also their soft fleece lining. be md” qualities, sizes 40 to 44, low-priced at $1.25. -—THE BASEMENT STORE China Cups and Saucers , Special T5e Set of Six )f n 'HESE plain white, well-fin- ished Cups and Saucers are admirable for every-day use, and as additions to the decorated din- ner set when occasion arises. On we the graceful ovide shape. Special, Tuesday, 6 for 75¢. re THE BASEMENT STORE 9.pi'e Cooking Set, $1.75 TT Dpsils are of satisfied here. en Ae At $19.50 Lavishly draid-embroidered from neck to hem in front and back ts this Navy Serge Frock, identified with the prevailing mode with its dell sleeves and long sash belt, 170 Silk Dresses $16.75 $25.00 $35.00 65 Dancing Frocks $21.50 and $25.00 24 Velvet Dresses $35.00 and $41.75 THE COLORS are those in fashion- able demand—-Black, Navy, Taupe, Copen- hagen, Brown, Tan and Gray; also pastel evening shades in wide array and white. A New Shipment of Satin-finish Corduroys $1.50 and $2.00 Yard "THESE soft-draping, supple Corduroys are ad- mirable for making house robes, sacques and children’s coats. They are featured in Pink Turquoise Copenhagen Gobelin Navy Cardinal Tan Putty Mignonette Taupe Gray Plum Golden-brown White Black Thirty-two inches wide, $1.50 and $2.00 yard. Wistaria NEW WOOL PLAIDS for children’s school frocks and women’s separate skirts, in Serge and Granite weaves, in 42- and 44-inch widths, at $2.00 and $2.50 yard. THE BASEMENT STORE blue or pink Bed-Sheets Low Priced Because of Slight Imperfections $1.90 and $2.10 HESE Sheets are made of heavy round-thread standard-quality sheeting, and the defects are so slight that they will not materially affect their wearing qualities. Every day, more and more women are prov- ing to their own satisfaction that the Base- . ment Store meets their ideas exactly on the Dress Question, in style, and value, too. Suggesting the Breadth of Present Dress Displays: oy At $21.50 Party Frock of white silk net over pale-biue taffeta, with surplice effect of the net crows- ing over metallic lace, and trimming of fringed taffeta ruchings and taffeta bands. at $1.00 Two styles, as pictured, in these underpriced Aprons—one with side-front fastening and vest effect of striped pereale, shirred over elastic at waistline—in pink or delft-blue per- cale, with pocket, sleeves and waistline trimmed with stripes, and cuffs and front finished with machine-embroidered scallops. The other in front-fastening style, of Delft- ercale, with belt, sailor collar, turn-back cuffs and pocket finished with machine-embroidered scallops. A Featured Offering, Tuesday, at $1.00. a * At $35.00 Bimplicity itself ts this Black Velveteen Frock, given a dis- tended hip effect by the out- standing pockets which are braid and button trimmed, 370 Cloth i $12.85 $16.75 $19.50 $25.00 $29.50 $35.00 80 Extra-Size Dresses In Silk and Cloth $19.50 and $25.00 34 Jersey Dresses $18.50 $25.00 $35.00 THE SIZES: For Misses—sizes 16, 18 and 20 years. Women’s sizes—36 to 44. Extra sizes—41 to 53. —THE BASEMENT STORE 40-inch Silk Net $1.25 Yard Se lovely party frocks may be fashioned from this Silk Net, often most effective when two or three colors are used in the one garment. Featured in a wide range of the prevailing colorings, also in Black and White, $1.25 yard. —THE BASEMENT STORB Girls’ Cap and Scarf Sets at $1.50 (GAs little faces peep out most elfishly from | these Cozy Brushed Wool Cap and Scarf Sets, which are shown in many bright colorings, striped with white. The caps are finished with button or tassel, the Scarfs with fringed ends. Priced at $1.50. THE BASEMENT STORE 1100 Coverall Aprons «THE BASEMENT STORE Novelty Silkoline 25c Yard DEFT-FINGERED homekeepers use these Silk- olines for comforter coverings—especially at this season when extra quilts are required—and they are also useful for cushion covers and bed- room draperies. Patterned in effective all-over designs, and of- tr in lengths from one to eight yards, at 25¢ yard. the ined brown * el. bm mt 116 Sheets in size 81x90 inches, $1.90. “Mill-ends” of isfac king an 105 Sheets in size 81x99 inches, $2.10. . : serving Made "The nine oo ae Seay See Printed Marquisettes, 35c Yd. Pl Ca) ef ¢ ddin Full-size Bedspreads, $2.35 The darker colorings desirable for over-drapes Dish, 1 6 ve cane leat dileal and French windows are featured in these soft- Cups. hid eta There are 65 Bedspreads to sell at this low qraning, sheer Marquisettes, which are in mill The ————aet, unusual value at $1.75. pre Tuesday, subject to slight imperfections. ize 81x90 inches, low Priced at $2.3: ae , lengths, but will be cut as desired. Unusually low-priced at 35¢ yard. —THE BASEMENT STORD | The Basement Store & 45 Boys’ Wool Mackinaws — Reduced to $6.50 “4 ing boys who secure these good — Mackinaws at this price will be making a very good investment. t They are tailored in double-breaste = ed style, of warm mackinaw coating in brown check pattern, with two- — pockets and two-piece belt. Sizes 26 to 34. Reduced to $6.50. 238 Boys’ Tapeless Blouses Reduced to 25c —in striped percales, ginghams and — : plain blue chambrays—sizes 6, 7, 8 and 9. 34 Boys’ “Officer” Caps Reduced to 25c —regulation styles, in khaki color, sizes 6% to 67%. —THE BASEMENT Uncommonly Good Values in Misses’ and Children’s School Sweaters at $4.45 O outer garment the schoolgirl better service than” cozy Wool Sweater she wears in place coat on fair days, t the raincoat or cape it rains, and under coat for additional in very cold weathi There are hund good Sweaters at ! the Basement Store, over and coat-sty > many styles of and brushed wool, ing these colors: Buff Emerald Rose Turquoise Gray Purple « Brown Cardinal some with contrasting stripe trimming. Unusual at $4.45. —THE BASEMENT 4 rc 3-Pound Bars of | Castile Soa $1.25, HESE large ‘ pure Castil may be cut into cakes, as desired—in ma households it is fo be true economy toilet soap this way. pound bars, $1.25. Women’s Gloves $1.95 Pair | Se measure of style L and wearing-satisfac- tion is embodied in these Glace Gloves with their self-stitching. Choice of Black, Tan and Brown, $1.95 pair. -~-THE BASEMENT STORE Boys’ Stockings 50c Pair R school wear, these medium weight Black Ribbed Stockings in sizes 6 to 10, attractively priced at 50¢ pair. —THE BASEMENT STORE WHITE CAS SOAP, 12 cakes low-priced at 65¢ —THE BASEMENT 75 Pairs of Women’s and Growing Girls’ Sho Reduced to $3.85 Pair ENSIBLE low-heel Walking Boots on well-p tioned lasts, of Black and Smoked Calf. lines, but sizes 3 to 7 in the lot. Reduced to $3.85 pair. 90 Pairs of Black Satin Oxfor Reduced to $3.85 Pair LENDERLY-GRACEFUL Oxfords of Black Se with hand-turned soles and full Louis heels, 21% to 4, reduced to $3.85 pair. —THE BASEMENT 6-quart Aluminum Tea Ket $3.50 S pictured, Tea K seamless sheet all with spiral wire “cold” Well-finished throughout an exceptionally good valu $3.50. ae 8-inch Casserole, $1.50 S pictured, Casserole of ‘ = ks : brown and white earth- st enware in handsome pierced nickel frame, accompanied by, @f r a book of recipes, for the (te Daal many delicious dainties to be |) prepared “en casserole.” An extraordinary value at $1.50. Housewares Section, —THE B