The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 17, 1919, Page 9

Wii 1) |return to work if not adversely in. A § | fluenced.” Le A Reduced to $25.00 Fhe oege . Smartly tailored models reflecting fashion's latest versions, devel- ged Resi ent o $ oped of men’s wear serge and fine poplin; cord tucks, silk braid bind- } Seattle Dies Here ing and novel pockets and belts are style features. , | Mrs. Marilda Ferris Stratton, Of Our Entire Stock of FALL AND WINTER SUITS At Marked Reductions —An offering which the discerning woman will choose—to pro- nounced price advantage—distinctive suits of desired fabrics; many elaborate with fur, others smartly tailored suitable for early spring wear. Four interesting groups at greatly lowered prices— $49.50 Suits $59.50 Suits Reduced to $35.00 A collection of expertly tailored suits of fine tricotine, velour, ox- fords and tweeds in belted and straight-line effects, modishly styled and trimmed. $69.50 Suits THE SEATTLE STAR—-MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1919. __ MINE = IN OTHER WORK: LABORERS Seek Better Pay, Says Union| Secretary 1 Because they can obtain higher! 1 othe > for | & phony *] jor, “Jupl ” be * ‘ . E| |the ame clase of work, common| Monet wn Vunten” bY The method of buying for the Special Price Basement is “Quantity i agg Re ec ge Beh Tho first “pop” concert was played | Lots only”—because quantity buying alone secures the greatest values turn to work Monday in any ex obtainable in the markets. ‘ foor or fiv > hall Saturdi The Cl Ik A R AN( BE SA | I to Ernest Ne next “pop” conc played | tary of the od Mine Workers. Saturday night, Ne | Many have already left the — jmines,” said Newsham, “Others re fuse to Ko to work until the matter of wages is adjusted, They are not Jon strike but merety refuse to work | |for the war red.” in mines, New| id at the present jncale $5.2 day, Other industries joffer $6 for common laborers “such Mine work ts «aid to ered more dangerous than an shovelmen. be o9 n prefer lees hazardous wages being taken into account, Newsham said. | Mine operators met Sunday and| made final preparations to resume |the digging of coal, according to N D. Moore, spokesman. “We feel sure,” he anid, “that the men would | | whose parents’ home in Kansas dur jing the Civil war was one of the) stations on the underground railway |by which many slaves made thelr jescape to safety, died at the © lof her daughter, Mrs. James Func jion, 4211 Holly st, at 3:30 a, m | Monday, | Mrs, Stratton was @ resident of Seattle for more than 30 years and |@ pioneer of Whitman county. She wan $0 and had been tn failing health |for several years, Pneumonia de- | veloped a week ago. } She was the widow of Horace F. | ;by the Symphony at ground and for this rea See arencenam a . - ’ Symphony to Play | Concert on Friday) Seattio’® aymphony orchestra will play ite #eoond formal concert Fri | day night in Meany ball on the Unt versity of SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET. Washington campus, Henrl Scot, famous’ baritone of the | Metropolitan Ogera company, will ap | Dene Aw anstuting artint Spargur's Special Price Basement Conductor | organization will play | ular prices | ‘The oldest bottle of wine in the world found in @ Roman grave and dating from the days of ancient | Rome, ts in the wine museum at Speyer, Germany “SYRUP OF Figg” GHD LATHE Look at tongne! Remove poi- sons from stomach, liver and bowels Starting Tuesday A Sale of 2,000 Waists Priced Surprisingly Low . —Blouses of the newest styles, good materials, and attractive trimmings. P —Waists for morning and for. business wear, dainty georgette and crepe de chine > waists to wear with the winter suit. SEVEN GROUPS, IN ALL SIZES ) —At $5.00. Georgette waists in many charming new models—beaded, embroid- Accept “California” Syrup of Figs atton, who died here 13 oaly—look for the name California! ered and trimmed with lace. Also smart tailored waists of superior crepe de chine, 4 . 2 “tes tnd teaves ‘hres children hhere, pe aay . yr oe bent anal rake plaided taffeta waists in several styles. White, flesh, mais, bisque, and the j Mra, Funchion, wite of on 4 : 1 Reduced to $45.00 | Aska ‘mining man, and two one, | moet, hermiene Fives ag sae con base oa. Fuaty tailored waists of crepe de chine—tastefully trimmed with silk- | Comprising suits of such favored materials as tricotine, velour-de- | Seattle newapapermen: nt | bowsls. Children love its detictous thread pesmnbrocid tuckings and hemstitching. In white, flesh, mais, tea rose j laine, plain and check velours. Finely made and displaying the many Funeral worvicos will be held from | {iitn'y qeme on each Satie "atac in and a few in the suit shades. 4 distinctive style fe.tures characterizing high-class suits. - Bonney-Watson's at a date to bel Sinout tear —At $3.95. This group consists of 400 pretty georgette waists, smartly trimmed ce | gare 2 —— Mother! You must say “Califor- | in beads and silk floss embroidery, in designs directly reproducing those found on | 75, $79. 5 and $95 Sui ELECTION IN BRUSSELS|--—___—__—__—__|f_ waists at double this price. The range of sizes is complete, and every wanted do; ' an $ uits } fashionable shade is represented. , f | /HELD WITHOUT TROUBLE) CTD —At $348. A group of both georgette and crepe de chine waists that, if pur- R d ed t F 55 00 | sdf Sain tices eias aes toeeed chased in the regular way, would be priced much higher, but there being — ' e uc oO ib \ Soar tiem’ the. tiles Reetieee aa Bek tiseptic Zemo | white and flesh in these models, we secured them at a considerable discoun' 4 A grouping of fine, vuits of tineaitonan, silvertones and tricotine, transportation afte dnvecleie tar Will Help You i The styles include embroidered, lace trimmed and tucked effects. They are re S| o styled: some handsomely embroidered and braided. Bout el lect EPP" | _ Never mind bow often you have tried markably good waists and the price is less than you would expect to pay. Suits Priced $100 and Over 3 OFF ‘e- opean designers; elegant suits of duvetyn, peachbloom, and fine ve lours; many layishly trimmed with luxurious furs. SECOND AT SPRING MM Ie?” Catholics, 38 liberals, 67 socialists, one soldier and one Flammand, re | turns showed today | sta | COCK REPLACES EAGLE | PARIS, Novy. 17,—The tmpertal —At 98c. A group of white voile and batiste waists Ly gies good styles, some Exclusive and individual suits, adaptations of models from Eur- crldge, "il sou Sort Wipe “ef ed with high necks, some with neat bib collars and shoulder fastenings. Rhine at Strasburg, which was! pulled down from its pedestal soon | after the French troops occupied | the city, has just been replaced by the Gaelic Cock facing Germany tn defiant attitude, without out- pread wings, When the order was |etven €6 make the new emblem it| was isfended to utilize the statue! of K @or Wilhetm [I at Strasburg supposed to be of bronze, but on examination the metal turned out —At $2.19. Attractive washable waists of India silk, made up in several tailored poe in shades of flesh, mais, white and a few blacks. A very desirable waist for “little money.” bs A $1.75. A cal group of fine white voile waists, daintily lace-trimmed. Al- most all of the sizes are represented in the group. A very special at $1.75. —These are the greatest waist values we have offered this season. to be a sort of composition which could not a again. COW TIED TO ALARM LYNN, Mass, Nov. 17-—When fire crews from three stations re- sequent undernourishment of babies and children in Dublin the Irish board of works ts being urged to estl | 35,000 SEERS IN PARIS |,.0 000%, 2% ‘and ube tome | PARIS, Nov. 17—Offictal |mates put the umber of thought readers, mediums and seers in | Paris at 25,000. 4. |sponded to an alarm in the factory v ~~we {district they found a cow tied to the alarm box, peacefully chewing |her cud. Investigation showed that |}the cow had been tied there by a restaurant keeper, because the cow, ia stray one, was trying to eat his | window display. ee dean an produced from one ton of coal, Thousands Have. 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