The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1919, Page 7

broidery. Sizes 36 to 46. Bolivia and Velour Coatings Two of the Season’s Favorites at $5.00 Yard 'UFFICIENTLY weighty to be used without a lin- ing if one so desires, these Bolivia and Velour Coatings offer very attractive value for this price. _ They are in the soft-toned mixtures so universally becoming, in 56-inch width, at $5.00 yard. 36-inch Satin Charmeuse at $2.25 Yard One of the most popular of silks for all dress pur- poses is this rich, soft-draping Charmeuse, offered in Old-rose, Coral, Turquoise, Navy, Marine- blue, Copenhagen, Gobelin, Pekin-blue, Bel- gian-blue, Quaker-gray, Taupe, Havana- brown, Plum and Black. Very attractive value at $2.25 yard. —THE BASEMENT STORE. Women’s Jumbo-knit Sweaters Reduced to $3.95 4 gpm exceptional warmth in these Heavy Slip- over Sweaters, which are knit in rope stitch, with collarless pers Featured in Rose, White, Nile-green, Gold, '_ Khaki and Cardinal, sizes 40 to 46. Reduced to $3.95. —THE BASEMENT STORE. Men’s Wool-mixed Flannel Shirts, $3.50 Se outdoor man especially appreciates the cozy warmth of these coat-style Shirts which are in dark-gray and navy-blue, with military collar and two pockets. Price $3.50. MEDIUM-WEIGHT BLACK LISLE HALF-HOSE, full-fashioned, with brown cotton sole, 3 pairs for $1.00. '| MEN’S GRAY COTTON UNDERSHIRTS AND _ DRAWERS of desirable weight for present wear, ' woven from soft-finish, long-staple yarns, $1.15 _ garment. —THE BASEMENT STORE. On Sale Thursday In the Basement Store Price oe Toffee “Butternuts” Special 50c Pound OR Thursday, the Base- ment Store Candy Sec- tion features these deli- cious “chewy” candies, so pure and wholesome, at 50¢ pound. —THE BASEMENT STORE. 42-piece Dinner Set Priced Low at $8.50 TASTEFUL = gold-bor- der pattern is offered at this exceptionally low price—many of the pieces slightly imperfect, but none the less’ practical for every-day use. The Set consists of 6 Dinner Plates 6 Dessert Plates 6 Soup Plates 6 Sauce Dishes 6 Cups and Saucers 1 Covered Vegetable Dish 2 Meat Platters 1 Bowl 1 Pickle Dish. The Set of 42 pieces, $8.50. —THE BASEMENT STORB THE SEATTLE STAR_WEDNESDAY ne = 1919 1,000 New House Dresses At a Special HE very good style of these Dresses and their careful making point to value-giving extraordinary at this price. Their attractive designs are sug- gested in the illustration, their workmanship will be appreciated by the many prudent buyers who will inspect them tomorrow. Dresses of Striped and Checked Gingham, Plain Chambray and Printed Percales in the offering, in tan, gray, blue and pink with trimming of rick-rack braid, contrasting material, buttons and em: FREDERICK & NELSON ‘ 600 Yards Georgette Crepe $1.50 Yard rm" An Attractively-low Price C is quite out-of-the-ordinary to be able to purchase Georgette Crepe at this price. The Crepe is of sheer, silky quality, in 40-inch width, and in these colorings: White Cream Green Priced at $1.50 yard. Navy Purple Light-blue Gray —THE BASEMENT STORE. 50 Pairs of Low-heel Shoes Reduced to $5.45 Pair UITABLE for growing girls as well as women are these Tan Lace Shoes, on round-toe, low- heel last, with cloth tops to match. Sizes 4 to 7; reduced to $5.45 pair. Broken Line of Girls’ Shoes Reduced to $3.85 Pair Fifty pairs of Girls’ Low-heel Shoes in black and smoked leathers, sizes 3 to 7 in the assortment, reduced to $3.85 pair. Knitting Worsteds In \4-pound Skeins $1.15 HE quality of wool knitting yam, so desirable for scarfs, bootees, shawls and sweaters, in White, Navy, Cardinal, Cherry, Pumpkin, Light- blue, Yellow, Pink, Rose, American Beauty, Pea- cock, + gpa Maroon and Old-rose Many women who plan to make an early begin- ning on Christmas Gifts will choose their yarns from this collection—at $1.15 skein. —THE B. BASEMENT STORE. ~THE BASEMENT STORE. Rieger’s Perfume . $1.00 Ounce AVORITES of thous- ands of discriminat- ing women are these fine Perfumes — featured in the Basement Store in these varieties: Chantilly, Palo Alto Pink, California Lo- cust, Honolulu Bou- quet, Musk, Lady Matchless. —attractively priced at $1.00 ounce. Rieger’s Sunset Violet, $1.25 ounce, —THE BASEMENT STORE. a AH (ule 1,500 Yards of Wash Goods In a Disposal of Broken Lines Ae opportunity to save on the material for house dress, school di _and window hangings is offered in this underpriced offering, Thu pi 'y ARDS OF 27- INCH GINGHAM in plain and novelty stripe p terns, reduced to 18¢ yard. 200 YARDS OF 32-INCH PERCALES in a wide variety of stripe eff reduced to 18¢ yard. 650 YARDS OF 38-INCH LAWN in striped patterns, dot and floral et fects, reduced to 18¢ yard. 250 YARDS OF 27- : FLAXON in plain colors and floral designs, duced to 18¢ yard. An Interesting Group of Hand-bags and Purses at $1.25 IX this attractively-priced assortment there are Hand-bags in the popular shapes, fitted with coin purse and mirror, also Strap-back Purses with in- side mirror—in black and the popular colorings — 1 25. —THE BASEMENT STORE Women’s Union Suits 95c N unusually low price for these spring-needle knit Union Suits with soft fleece lining, in high-neck and ankle length style, with long sleeves. Sizes * 36 and 38. Priced at 9 THE BASEMENT STORE. Boys’ Gauntlets 50c and $1.00 HEN he drives his coaster or rides his bicycle, he really should have gauntlet gloves to be perfectly happy. Gauntlet Gloves* with leather palms and jersey backs, in tan and black, 50¢ pair. Leather Gauntlets with leatherette cuffs and fringe, in brown and nat- ural eee we black cuffs, $1.00 p: rite 3 ASEMENT STORE. Women’s Double Silk Gloves $1.00 Pair HE double thickness of these Black Silk Gloves insures extra long service —with three rows of stitching on pak, sizes 6 to 8, $1.00 p: —THE BALM ath NT STORE. Fiber Silk Scarfs 85c to $2.50 IH «silky softness of these scarfs commends them in many instances where a heavier scarf would be unsuitable. They are knit in fancy weave, in Alice blue, Olive, Gray, Green and Black, sometimes with contrast- ing stripes, and with fringed ends, Priced from 85¢ to $2.50. —THE BASEMENT STORE y FIFTH AVENUE— Blue Serge School Frocks NE of the attractive styles at this price is. shown in the sketch. with rows of pin tucks forming a vest effect, A sy and trimming of blue-and-red satin piping and black buttons. Price $9.50. Large ‘box plaits are a ecoening feature in " if another good style, French knots forming the collar trimming. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Prig $9.50. PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE at $9.50 Offer Unbounded Service and Appearance-Satisfaction It is of navy serge, - fancy stitching an —THE BASEMENT ss t| ] 2. | Yard -—THE BASEMENT at $5.00 CHOOL girls find the- + Serge Skirt. very used wear with cotton or middy or separate blouse. These are in box-p model, with wide belt, sizes 8 14 years, $5.00. i —THE BASEMENT & Boys’ Tapeless Blouses at $1.00 ELL-MADE, staunch Blouses in striped pere ginghams, blue chambray and white m sizes 6 to 16, $1.00. BOYS’ CLOTH CAPS in blue serge, brown and mixtures, sizes 6%% to 714, $1.00. BOYS’ OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT SHIRTS in sirable medium weight, of blue or pink striped o ing flannel, sizes 6 to 16 years, $1.75. —THE BASEMENT Attractively-low Prices on Laundry Supplies GALVANIZED WASH TUBS of heavy, substan- | tial quality, strongly reinforced, priced as fol- lows: Size No. 1, 1014x20 inches, $1.15. Size No. 22, with wringer attachment, size | 10% x22 inches, $1.60. Size No. 28, with wringer attachment, size — 1114x2414 inches, $1.75. WASH BOILERS of heavy tin, with double- |)” seamed metallic bottoms and seamless handled | fit-in covers. Equipped with patent station- | _ ary wood handle which allows boiler to rest on | 7 sink or tub when pouring out water. Size No. | ~ 8 or No. 9, $2.50. CLOTHES WRINGERS of dependable sort, with | hardwood frame, 10-inch rubber rolls, and | 7 steel spiral pressure spring. May be used on | | wood, fiber or galvanized tubs, $4.25. Displayed in plentiful assortment, also, are Elec- tric Washing Machines, Hand Washing Ma- chines, Ironing Boards, Wash Boards, Clothes Driers, Clothes Lines, Clothes Baskets, Electric Irons, Soaps and Powders. i —Housewares Section, THE BASEMENT STORE.