The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 11, 1920, Page 7

FAMOUS PIANIST’ TO PLAY FRIDAY “Harold Henry to Appear With Symphony | | FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE--PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE DOWNSTAIRS STORE| New Untrimmed Hats at $2.75 PICTURED are two of the F . { becoming shapes available | } - : < in these Hats of “shiny,” | | : e | i s glossy straws, and there are \ several others, among them Hindu turbans and narrow- brim effects that lend them- f° Harold Henry | Harold Henry, famous Amertean pianist, will be the soloist at the |f) eighth Symphony concert at Meany ]} Hall, university campus, Friday J) evening. ii Henry has won brilliant triumphs! “with orchestras in the East and has} | Become one of the foremost expon- | ents of the music of Edward Mac-/]) Dowell. In 1913 he was chosen to|]) " gnterpret the composer's work at| | the MacDowell festival at Peter-|]) | borough, N. H. ‘Two important works by American | composers will be on the program of | | the Symphony Friday. Henry will | play MacDowell’s Second concerto || | for piano and orchestra and Henry |J) | Hadiey’s fourth symphony, “North, | Bast, South, West,” will be given its) | firet hearing in Seattle. Hadley |f/ "was engrossed in the composition of | _ this symphony while in Seattle, and |] | # im likely that a large part of the ‘work was written here. - | The program presents another ‘event of interest in its presentation |]) for the first time in Seattle of Liszt's symphonic poem, “Tasso: La ‘ment and Triumph.” This work was @ great favorite with the abbpcom- n@ he many times made ref- } to his fondness for its sym- ‘The work is based upon the the early Italian poet, Tor- ‘Tasso, who after a life of suf- af] il g fF i i il - ; uF | i i iy ll ede ci g r H 3 Hil 4 as well as the children. _ Without any slapstick or eccentric ¥ dy characterization the Texas Four put over their comedy ms in great style. “Business Is Business” ts the title 7) the comedy skit presented by Wil- n K. Hawley and William K. Sax- the stenographer, and the office to engineer an increase in sal- from the bosses of the concern. | Meehan present a clever skit en- “Drop Us a Line.” Gertrude Newman, billed “The Lit- Jazz Girl From Broadway,” gets 4 Cause Suspicion ” KANSAS CITY, Mo., Feb. 11—) a $50 tip to a mat ouseman who fetched he clerk at the Mid. decided it was time to Cavanaugh, on whose person police | 4 $2,000 in cash, a round trip) Hicket to Los Angeles and diamonds at $600, explained his generos- | by saying that all his life he had; a ambitious to have a “real time” ‘ANd was now having it. Gypsy Mother, 49, =| ; Has 23 Children CHICO, Cal., Feb. 11.—Mother of J) ' 2% children at the age of 49 ina “Feeord which Mrs. Mark Lee, Gypsy, |f) @ this city, claims. Mrs. Lee had six sons serving with ‘the American Expeditionary Forces fp France and one daughter in the Mervice of the Red Cross. | | 4 ° Republicans Are ° : : Meeting at Boise BOISE, Idaho, Feb. 11-—Members the republican state cetnral com- e are arriving today for the i4 ling to be held tomorrow, when fs date for the state convention be named and delegates chosen P the Chicago convention, j | | | | | | 110 Spring-style Silk Frocks Purchased at an Advantage and Priced Correspondingly Low, at | $24.50 7 short sleeves of Spring, the distended hip silhouette, the gathered-in skirt and other features of the new mode are cleverly expressed in this new collection of Dresses. They appear in All-Taffeta Soft Georgette Crepe Georgette-and-Taffeta Combinations Foulard-and-Taffeta Combinations —in many delightful colorings — navy, gray, green, mahogany, Copenhagen, beige, also black. . ‘ Five of the Dresses are Sketched, Left to Right: Outstanding pockets, plentifully tucked for stiffness, give the new silhouette to this Black Taffeta Frock—$24.50. Printed Georgette Frock in Copenhagen-and-beige with side drapes and satin girdle—$24.50. In refreshing Spring-green taffeta, this scalloped- peplum Frock with skirt gathered over cord at bot- tom—$24.50. Black Taffeta Frock with distended-hip over-blouse over an accordion-plaited skirt-—$24.50. Taffeta-and-Georgette Frock in mahogany-color, with draped bodice fastening with flowers of silk and crepe —$24.50. Men’s Negligee Shirts Special $2.00 A* exceptional opportunity to purchase good Shirts at a saving. They are of soft soiesette in cream- color, with attached collar in turn-down or military effect. Sizes 1414 to 1714, special $2.00. Men’s Pajamas, Special $3.00 Of soft white long cloth are these well-made Pajamas, V-neck style, trimmed with silk braid and frogs. Special, Thursday, $3.00. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. Attractively-styled Breakfast Sets Special $1.75 HEY make very attractive morn- ing dresses, these two-piece gar- ments of good quality percale, in plain pink or blue. The sleeves and jacket-edge are in scalloped effect, finished with bias pip- ing, as are also the neck, front, belt and pocket. Generously cut and well-made, sizes 38 to 42, special $1.75. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. Beautiful Color-combinations in New Fancy Silks at $1.95 Yard UGGESTING the plaited skirts of the mode and smart combination frocks, these new Silks are in handsome plaid patterns and stripes, in such effective color-harmonies as turquoise and coral, blue and green, tan and brown. Messaline and taffeta weaves, 36 inches wide, $1.95 yard. ALSO AT $1.95 YARD, Plain Black Messalines, Peau de Soie and Bepgalines, offering particularly good value, —~THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. New Spring Styles in Little Tots’ Tub Frocks at $2.50 LAID and check ginghams in the fresh, bright colorings of Springtime, also plain cham- brays are featured in these new arrivals with their self sashes and trimming of white poplin collars, cuffs and pockets. The little Dress sketched, back-fastening style, pin checks of blue or pink and white, with self sash and white trimming, $2.50, —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. A Purchase of Women’s Silk Petticoats to Sell at $4.95 ECAUSE these Petticoats are subject to slight im- perfections (a dropped stitch or similar fault), they are priced considerably less than regular. They are of Jersey Silk, Satin and Taffeta, with plaited flounces and elastic waistbands —Jin Green, Copenhagen, Brown, Taupe, Gray, Gold and White. Lengths 34 to 40 inches. at $4.95. Exceptionally low-priced —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. “Seconds” in Women’s Silk-boot Stockings at $ 1 29 Pair ECAUSE of slight imperfections these Stockings have been classed as “seconds,” but these defects are now skillfully mended. In black, white and brown, sizes 814 to 10, the pair, $1.29. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. selves to many types of trim- ming. The colorings: Peacock-blue’ © Jade Cherry Black Sand Delightful choosing is afforded at this price—$2.75. Flower Trimmings Return to Favor and on a lavish scale that promises to compensate for their absence d the past few seasons. Often they fill in the space between the brim crown of a Spring-like Hat, or cover the crown entirely—the more brilliant the color-blendings, the smarter they are. Downstairs Store suggests: Forget-me-nots, 25¢ bunch. Bluets, 75¢@ bunch. Cellophane Fruits, 95¢. Small Crush Roses, 3 in cluster, 25¢. Cherries in many colorings, 25¢ bunch. Novelty French Flowers, $1.25. Nosegays of Field Flowers with grasses, 50¢. In these lovely trimmings, the Cowslips in pink, yellow and rose, $1.25 bunch. Long-stemmed Daisies, $1.25. Geraniums, 95¢ bunch. 4 Grasses in long aigrettelike effects, — $1.45. — Short Seed Grasses of feathery lights, ness, 95¢. and many other handsome trimmings, offering countless opportunities for smart, original effects in their combination. Smart New Walking Oxfords at $8.50 Pair 'A.N ideal combination of practicability and good- looks is featured in this Five- eyelet Oxford in dark tan calf. Made on military-heel last, with welt soles. Sizes 214 to 8, $8.50 pair. GROWING GIRLS’ TAN CALF OXFORDS, on med- ium round-toe last, with welt soles and low heels. Sizes 244 to 6, $8.00 pair. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. Children’s Bloomers, 50c HOICE of pink, black and white in these Knitted Bloomers, which are so easily and quickly tubbed. Sizes 24 to 34, unusually good values at 50¢. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. Remnants at Reduced Prices SEFUL lengths of Rib- bon, Georgette Crepe, Nets, Laces and Embroid- eries, featured Thursday at greatly reduced prices. -—THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. Jewelry Novelties at 15c Each , Breather accessories in in- teresting assortment at this price, among them Cuff Links, Bar Pins, Brooches, Beauty Pins, all low priced at 15¢. ~—THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. Hot Water Bottles 95c VERY low price for these good Bottles of choco- late-color rubber. They hold approximately two quarts. Priced at 95¢. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. | m 124 New Velvet Bags In an Extraordinary Offering Arranged for Thursday - [AN advantageous per- mits this very low price on Velvet Bags in the popular shapes, in Navy Black Brown with silk or ehenille tassels and chased or plain metal frames, with self or chain handles. With novelty linings and inside coin purse mirror.” An opportunity for a worth-while saving —. $1.50. —THE DOWNSTAIRS . Boys’ Wool-mixed Mackinaws — $9.00 ‘A VERY attractive price for such good Coats as these. They are of good-weight mackinaw cloth in brown-and-purple mixtures, double-breasted model, with belt all around, and patch pockets. Sizes 24 to 34. Priced at $9.00. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. — A Few Wardrobe Trunks at Sharply Reduced Prices | ale samples and other Wardrobe Trunks that it is desirable to close out, are marked at deep reductions as follows: F One Fiber Wardrobe Trunk, in three-quarter size, re- duced to $60.00. 3 One Fiber Wardrobe Trunk in three-quarter size, re- duced to $55.00. One Fiber Wardrobe Trunk in steamer size, reduced to $27.50. One Fiber Wardrobe Trunk in steamer size, reduced to $35.00, a One Fiber Wardrobe Trunk in steamer size, reduced ~ to $42.50. , Three Full-size Fiber Wardrobe Trunks, reduced to $40.00 each. One Full-size Fiber Wardrobe Trunk, reduced to $85.00. One Full-size Fiber Wardrobe Trunk, reduced $65.00. -—THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE, Earthenware Baking Dishes Special 95c b drenicbinge used just as they are or as casserole-” insets, these Covered Baking Dishes are excep- tional values. 5 Seven-inch round style, and 7x5-inch oval—both — will fit standard frames. Special, Thursday, 95¢ each. ‘ -—THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE.