The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1919, Page 7

is ab ik pares E He “Fea Fes (UNDERTAKING | PARLORS (REMATORY ‘pow located at 315 Kil. toeme st., Just two blocks ' my OLD location. who have had oc- ve found i! courteous and com- in time of Bereave- Community Nursing Bureau open, adout the 20th pourty nursing service. of the highest merit will ‘This is a free serv oe ihe poor and a cost charge Nursing Classes organized a pete te Seman an opportunity ere much in the care of the ek, First Aid Classes constantly being enrolled. many are deco Oe ge emergency pl first Ng sunstroke, drown. fainting and minor injuries. PHONE Breer: The Seattle Symphony ©: Soctety will the season on November 7, | any the Techalkowsky “Concert.” of the English artiste, sions of italy 70 in Symphony | |LOST NOSE FOUND surgeon in King Edward VII hos feat of surgery, William Robertson, | Robertson still wears it. ‘CARDBOARD RELICS of e se hme CORA <e aitren of Mr. and Mrs. Preston H nell are dead as the result of an ie an has attacked every | what it actually is. 70 Skilled Musicians to Play in Symphony Here rcheatra | works to be given bave give the firet convert of | played here ; of celebrated artists who | hall, on the University of Washing: | wi ton campun, Inolkle Menges, the dix | cl tinguished English violinist, will play | He Thin | soprano, The will be the first appearance Of Miss! posed of t Menges in Seattle, and there are fow | Ameria lovers of violin music in the city who |The will care to mine the superb playing | ph: best musical talent in |f) will give ten sym s and nine popula The eregtenn WAUN Wein eifkeniing |\Uréar siecicd comeorta itl be one from every standpoint, will in-| symphonic and popular in nature clude Beethoven's “Seventh Sym. phony" and Charpentier’s “Umpres.| Seattle's 1 j The programs for the coming sea Tealizing the importance of such an} are of unusual interest to music| organization, are making strong ef jlovers. Among the symphonies to be | forts to put thelr symphonies on a given will be productions by Mozart, | permanent basis. | Heethoven, Dvorak, Sibelius, Haydn | Season tickets to the concerts may jand CesarFranck. Most of the| Wd be obtained at 448 Henry building IFIRE BREAKS OUT IN SHIP Grand Pacific Vessel Hurries AND STITCHED ON LONDON, Oct. M—A_ houne pital has to hie credit an unusual ja stable boy at the Windsor race course, was struck by a falling aky- Mght. The broken glass completely severed his nose. The lad was taken |to the hospital, where a doctor sent his son on a bicycle in search of VANCOUVER, B. the missing nose. It was found, and Fire, which broke out in No. 1 hold of the Grand Pacific steamer Prince Rupert, bound for Prince Rupert, Ocean Falls and northern points, and which forced the big vessel back to port last night, was extinguished by the ship reached dock There was no panic among the IN SACRED SHRINES KOVO, Lithuania, Oct. 24.—The soviet government haa instituted an| investigation of shrines of Russian [saints where peasants have been pay: | |ing fees for many years. , Remains) | supposedly human are found to have been made of cardboard. St. Mitro- fan's body, miraculously preserved, —————" | was stuffed with cotton INSTERIOUS ILLNESS FATAL TO CHILDREN Durican MeKenaie, in com mand, ordered the flooding of the} hold as soon as it was discovered that the fire had made headway tn The ship left Vancouver at #20 Thursday night with a large cargo and passenger list NEW YORK, Oct. 24—How to|about 20 miles when tle fire was ge gp for — Jobs is et ja simple question of anatomy, ac- SBDOBTORD, Me, Oct. 24-—Three| - ing to Dr. Clinton F. Achorn There are three types of persons, the doctor deciares—the fiat-hip-|ing whether the boat shall resume ped, the narrow-backed and the broad-backed. Those who never tater of the family. It somewhat) ii. are the men and women who! jamie cholera, but physicians can nave fiat hips, and broad, flat backs. The person with a narrow | were docked there. It has been decided by officials of the company to pump out the hold and discharge cargo before determin A count of vessels in the port of | New York on October 1 showed 508 DERICK & NELSON | FIFTH AVENUB—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE “Gowns and Envelope Chemises , At Reduced Prices IECAUSE some of these garments are slightly rumpled or soiled from display, they are marked at deep reductions from former prices, affording worth-while savings. Gowns Reduced to 75c and $1.50 Reduced to $1.50 are Gowns of good quality lingerie cloth, the entire top fashioned of rows of narrow Valenciennes lace insertion, Swiss embroidery and edgings. Several different patterns. | Reduced to 75c are Gowns in slip-over style, of good quality lingerie cloth, trimmed with pretty embroidery edge. Envelope Chemises Reduced to _ 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 to 75c are Chemises in four different styles, of good quality lingerie cloth. Two surplice-top styles with trimmings in wide Filet- Pattern lace or Valenciennes insertion joined to lawn bands. Another | Style has Filet-pattern motifs and Valenciennes lace, and a fourth is | trimmed with Swiss embroidery and Valenciennes lace. | | Reduced to $1.00 are Chemises in six styles, all made of sheer lingerie cloth, elaborately trimmed with lace and Swiss embroidery insertion and edges, or more plainly trimmed with embroidery edges. | Reduced to $1.25 are Chemises of very fine, sheer lingerie cloth, the etty surplice styles trimmed with Valenciennes lace insertion and 8, Swiss embroidery motifs, and embroidered bands. THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1919. teases in Dark Suit Colorings $3.95 to $8.50 LOUSES of this type, to match or harmonize with the tailored suit, are often the means of making a smart costume of sep- arate skirt and waist. They are of plain color Georgette and Crepe de Chine, also plaid and stripe Taffetas and Messalines, in low-neck and convertible- collar styles in abundance, priced at $3.95, $5.75, $7.50 and $8.50, THE NASEMENT STORE Men’s Work Trousers, $3.00 AILORED in every de- tail to withstand hard service are these Work Trousers of heavy dark- gray striped twill, with double-stitched flat seams and buckle at waist, $3.00 pair. GRAY COTTON UNDER- SHIRTS AND DRAW- ERS of heavy weight, for the outdoor man, flat weave and very soft in finish, with knit cuffs, $1.25 garment. MEN’S OUTING FLAN- NEL asAleee, with band collar id frog fastenings, $2.50. THE BASEMENT STORE and 16 years, $22.50. : OTHER COATS in Chinchilla, Melton, Cloth, Polo Coating, Broadcloth, Bolivia Coating, This Modish Little Coat at $22.50 ~ FREDERICK & NELSON | FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE 50 Rain-proof Cloth Coats In a New Purchase Featured for Saturday at $25.00 HE smartly-tailored style of these Coats is shown in thé sketch and their good value is further evi- denced in their excellent material— a soft-finish cravenetted heather mixture, in navy or green. Designed with inverted plait in back, rolling shawl collar which may be fastened closely at throat for blustery weather, and large patch pockets. A model that will remain good- style for some time, and an excep- a tional value at $25,900. THE BASEMENT STORE. The Plush Coats of the Moment Featuring These Rich Pile Fabrics With Fur Cloth or Fur $29.50 to $45.00 ‘THE undeniable smartness of these Coats, and their great popularity is reflected in the Basement Store’s showing by great variety. ee) There are models fashioned entirely of the black plush, styles with fur col- lar, and others with collar and cuffs of caracul cloth or beaver cloth, priced at $29.50, $35.00, $38.50 and $45.00. THE BASEMENT STORE. examples the thought taken in the Base- ment, Store to supply the school girls’ coat needs at moderate prices. It is of silvertip polo cloth, lined throughout with nov- Broad Scope for Delightful Choosing in elty print and topped with a tener cu Trimmed Hats at $5.00 in astrachan effect. The back fullness gathered to a round HE styles of the moment find charming counter- parts in this moderately priced display in the yoke, the slash pock- Basement Store — Duvetyn-and-Velvet combinations, ets and the large all-feather Turbans, Angora Tams, Maline-brim Vel- buttons are interest- vet Hats and All-velvet Hats, making effective use ing details. of plain and glycerined ostrich, embroidery, shirring, In mahogany or wings and other modish trimmings. red, sizes 10, 12, 14 High colors ,are here in abundance, to- gether with a wealth of dull costume shades, Egyptian Velour, Corduroy and Plush, , at making a showing of exceptional interest $5.00, $7.50, $8.50, $10.00, $12.50, $13.50 to —at $5.00. $35.00. THE BASEMENT STORE THE BASEMENT STORE. Misses’ Tan Lace Shoes $4.50 ERVICEABLE, ex- cellent-fitting Shoes for school wear, made over English-style last, in high-cut pattern. Sizes 1114 to 2, $4.50 pair. BROKEN LINES OF MISSES’ AND CHIL- DREN’S SHOES in Tan, Patent and Calf leathers, sizes 9 to 11, $3.45 pair; 1114 to 2, 85 pair. INFANTS’ AND CHIL- DREN'S BUTTON SHOES in patent and black vici kid, with hand-turned soles, sizes 2 to 5, $1.50 pair; 514 to 8, $1.85 pair. BOYS’ TAN SHOES, on the Munson army last, combining comfort with durability, sizes 10 to 1314, $3.50 pair; 1 to 2, $4.25 pair; 214 to 6, $4.50 1314, $4.95 pair; 1 to 2, $5.50 pair; 2/4 to 6, 00 pair. FB spy Fe STORE. New Arrivals in Outing Flannel Gowns $1.50 and $1.75 Tau when Gowns of this character are entering upon their greatest useful- ness comes this new ship- ment, which offers very at- tractive values. The Gown sketched, in plain white outing flan- nel, with white satin band for _ trimming, $1.75. Other Gowns in plain white and pink or blue stripes, $1.75. Outing Flannel Gowns in blue or pink and white stripes, collarless or with collar, $1.50. Extra-size Gowns in blue or pink and white striped outing flannel, $2.50. THE BASEMENT STORE. 1,200 Huck Towels — _ New Black Plush Scarfs Priced Low Because of Slight Imperfections 1 at qualities, materially. An opportunity for saving on Towels for home or hotel use—at 12%,¢ each; $1.35 dozen. 24c | Each MANUFACTURER'S samples and odd items in Huck Towels of various sizes and qualities, some with colored borders, others all-white. Their slight defects will not impair their wearing lining, $12.00. fringe, $6.95. THE BASEMENT STORE. $9.50 to $12.00. That Contribute to'a Modish ‘ ‘ Appearance FINE quality of silky, deep-pile plush is used in New Stoles with convenient outside pockets and novelty silk BLACK PLUSH SCARFS with novelty silk lining, meas- uring 70 inches long and 11 inches wide, $6.50. Small- er Scarfs, size 11x56 inches, with silk lining, $5.00. BLACK BROADTAIL CLOTH SCARFS, 72 inches re and 12 inches wide, with black satin lining and bal BELTED WOOL SCARFS in angora and blanket wool, with tuxedo collar, plain colors and striped effects, THE BASEMENT STORE. | i ‘ i i i | | |