The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1920, Page 9

WONDERFUL VALUES New Spring Coats and Dresses SAVE 25 PER CENT Ladies, shop around In all the stores and you will not find any more desirable garments than we are showing for Spring, and our prices at all times are full twenty five AND rwo'bress SPECIALS NEW COATS per cent less. TWO COAT $25.00 Values a¢ $19.50 $35.00 Values at $2430 Medium and three-quar- More than tweaty five elo eport modela [And Sport 0) en . Actual $19.50) face $24: 66 $25.00 Jersey $33.000 Tricetine Tysive difterant models | | Beautiful mew | Tricotine bs Dresses, all wool, in ten worth $26.00 to $40.00 each. Op sale tor length all-wool Coats| ferent models in t desirable spring |All o handsome models and eaniy at. price NOTICE—A O’HARA’S SECOND FLOOR ECONOMY MARKET CORNER FIRST AVENUE AND PIKE STREET UPSTAIRS WOMEN’S STORE Ta SEATTLE STAR- WEDNESDAY, — 8, are Seattle Style | Sixteenth of The Star’s snapshots of attractive- ly-dressed women on Scattle streets. TY { AQ ( THEATRE Continuo " Star’s camera man afew days T HIPPODRO ~ LOUIS WILLS, BESSIE GILBERT & CO. in “The ashe Pretie~ Drame ef Matinee Daity CBildren 100 New ot VAUDEVILLE Herees and High Lite Sendaye, Eves. cad Molidaye 13¢ Here is a prettily dressed ih jyoung woman snapped by The Her dress is fi eemmuate: Sp Anee-Ra ‘ashioned' . of blue duvetyn and satin. The skirt, which is em go gathered, has three varied folds, two of self-material and a e third of satin. Spaced tucks also add an ‘effective touch to the waist top.. The fur-collared coat is of dark blue soft-| material, and the hat ef blue moire silk, brim turn-} ing up from the face, follows one of the season's latest| styles. | DAISY HENRY. If the lady pictored here will call at The Star's editorial rooms and | herself she will receive two tickets to “Little Red Riding Hood” identify at the Metropolitan. Pantomime Gfeat for —+—__—-- PEANUT BRITTLE Cook together 3 cupa granulated |sugar, 1 cup corn syrup, % cup PATENTEDIOCTOBER (2351917 CORSET CLASP fs used EXCLUSIVELY inithe | What¥does{O-l-Crmeani? Itrmeans that it is the one Perfect not Break, Pinch, "sae for Twist, always Sta s Flat,and,the ont cannot. Pull Out on, reak Off. SOLD ATsLEADING;STORES. ‘Clasp which'will } f ROYAL’ WORCESTER CORSET.CO., Woreser Hater Oi Saf Ss water and \% teaspoon salt until! the mixture begina to thicken and bubble, Add 2 tablespoons butter | and 2 cups shelled, unroasted pea-/ Children “Little Red Riding Hood,” F. Stuart Whyte's English pantomime, nuts, Stir constantly until the nuts which opened at the Metropolitan poi, to brown. Remove from the for a fivenight engagement Tues tire and add 2 heaping teaspoons baking soda and 1 teaspoon lemon extract Beat thoroly until the mix ture foams up. Pour out on a large | platter or marble slab and roll out very thin. When cold break in| pieces, The small Spanish peanuta are best for this purpose. Un-| roasted peanuts should always be used for peanut brittle, Roasted peanuts become too brown in the hot syrup, day, is a tuneful, diverting fantasy, | which rambles along with a mini- mum of effort required by the spec- tator. The girls are pretty and of a much higher caliber as dancers and singers than our American chorus giris, and the music has the Mght, graceful touch of good comic opera. while grown-ups will enjoy the easy-flowing humor of the extrava- ganza, it is best calculated to touch the heart of childhood, The long) list of familiar Mother Goose char-| acters that are introduced in the} course of the play, are sure to make a strong appeal to the youngsters ‘The colorful music and vivid set- tings furnished by the producers form a brilliant background for the) dramatic lives of such well-know characters as Little Bo-Peep, Old King Cole, Little Boy Blue, Mother Hubbard and other famous nursery | personages. Little Dorothy MacKay Is easily | the star of the performance. A tiny, ; winsome lass, hardly more than a baby, she danced her way into the| hearts of the audience at Tuesday's performance. As “Little Red Riding Hood,” she is the reincarnation of that dainty figure of folklore, Of the older actors, tho not #0 ol Zara Clinton, as “Little Boy Blue, has the most important role. She | plays the part gracefully, and with all the dash and knightly courtesy | of the lad who didn’t care whether | “NA SA ENS 2 = To begin the new year right we earnestly request all of our former patrons to call and have their teeth and gums examined, and i¢ anything is wrong, we will gladly make over and treat the || gums free of charge, All work guaranteed 16 years. aes = ~~ 5) TFS the cows kept out of the meadow or} not. Johnny Osborne, ax Old Mather] United Painless Dentists INC, Hubbard, has the principle comedy role. He extracts all the humor that | 8 Third Ave. Cor, James St. Phone Elliott 3633 the author of the plece put into the character. Home of the English) Hours: 8:30 a, m. to ¢ p.m, Sundays, 9 to 13 SS C=? “> <> <A slang terms are a bit staggering. The singing of “Brave Old ‘Con- temptibles," by Jan Hunter, struck fa responsive chord in the hearta of | the auditors, who well remembered the heroism of Kitchefier's army, which stemmed the advance of the! Germans in northern Flanders 1914. Hunter was a member of the original “First One Hundred Thou- eand.” THE TAILORED SUIT No well-regulated wardrobe is eomplete today without including a woll-tailored = suit, While the tailored suit is built on slender lines, there are many individual cuts and unusual trimmings as well as varying lengths, AR- Ae en Ba —, Ir=S 7-3 van EGE N= HE COULDN'T STRAIGHTEN UP James Carman, Mayfield, Ky., writes: “My back used to hurt me at times, and I could not get straight for half an hour. J took Foley Kid- ney Pills and have not had the trou: ble since. 1 cannot say enough for them and their great work.” Foley Kidney Pills help the eye do their work in ridding the system of the poisonous waste matter causes sq,snany aches and pains, Has me, ogual-See SRE AUIS eee ears Disorders. It removes the cause and to health. 38 1: oats, $i 4 = ‘ FRASER -PXTERSON Co, SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSSTY SHEE Viyella Flannel Extra quality cream viyella, a beauti- ful material, closely resembling a heavy quality of French serge; forty-four inches wide, in a weight suitable for | Ne w Japshan Sille An imported silk and linen fabric, © especially desirable for men's shirts, women’s waists, pajamas, negligees,” and a correct weight to hand-embroider women’s skirts trousers. teed not to shrin yard. ‘ Two-Tone Ladyfair Lingerie Ribbon “Mouch Familiarly Know Which Show Plainly Their French Origin —The newest, mort kerchiefs just received. <== And Remarkable Values at the Prices Asked —One atyle is white rolled heme. ly priced at $1.00, Another te of all pure white linen, with hems which afe in o@tors. Specially priced at $1.00. Still another is of sheer linen with white centers.and oneinch bor- der of roltd, The hems Priced at $1.25 —The most attraotiv corner done in motif and there int in at $1.25. —$7.50 Walrus Grain Cowhide Bags. Extra fine Bags in walrus corners. Sizes 16 to 18 inches, at $5.00. —Three $45.00 Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks, of fiber construction. hats and shoes. —Two Fiber Steamer Wardrobe Trunks, special at $39.50. —Fiber inches. ‘Folding Sulkies | ‘A ‘Special Value at $5.00 —vVery fine Sulkies, finished with padded spring Rubber-tired wheels. seat and back. Special Price Basement. An At Spring Millinery —The new showing includes tailored, semi-tailored, small and large I ers, fruit, ornaments, wings, yarn, quills and rib- bon. All of the the selection. —60 Novelty pleated, plaited and plain styles. The materials are all-wool velours and wool serges, in checks and broken plaids. The colors include tans, browns, blues and grayg. Priced at a third under regular © and Washes Frenchy ip —* and of fine quality linen % Inch wide, all white, and in hand work, The handkerchiefs are of white sheer linen, but the | %-inch hems and embroidery are@t high colors. Special Prices on | Good Luggage Steamer Trunks, five years service with hard Special at $15.00. | Priced at $7.50 each. An Opportunity to Save on New Novelty Skirts Remarkable Values at $10.95 for children’s dresses, Thirty inches wide, in a light pongee” color. Moderately priced at $3.00 a yard. Second Floor, ~ suits, and men’s well and guaran- k. Priced at $5.00 a Second Floor -In a new assortment, just deceived; we are ations ing feather-edged as well as plain edged ribbons, ~ in the following combinations: i] Pink and blue, mais and yellow, lilac and mais, pink and Javender, lavender and blue, and white and ~ pink. —The price range is 20c, 30c, 40¢ and 50c a yard, according to the width. Used as a trimming om our new wider camisole ribbons, as well as for 7 lingerie bows. Fubbons, First Floam Camisole Wash Ribboms: yash Batin in pink and a combination son ot border. A plainer ribbed finished ribbon ue. All featured at $2 ge ‘amisole Ribbons hay an 4 ‘figured ceorgettes, jesigns to match the pla! Ma yard department are also new fancy bag tops an Ribbons, First Floets col $100 to $5.0 In the ribbon vestings, oirs’ -F rom France n Here as “Women’s Handkerchiefs” unusual and very prettiest in imported Hand —Strap vrist —_ Gloves, in ae ae only. er 1.50 — i special yr $1.15. A Pair —Gloves, First Foon. and folid colors with printed designs and hand Special . . | YAnch handhemetitched the high colors very much in demand in Paris Specially ¢ Handkerchief of all, perhaps, is one with a design with tiny French embroidered knots here Specially priced ~~Handkerchiefs, First Floor. ‘A Special Value ts Reed Pullman | Carriages - grain cowhide, with sewed-on | Specially priced Full size compartments for | Special at $36.50, guaranteed to give | wear, Size 86 | Luggage. Fifth Foor. —Fine round Reed Carriages, easy riding, full cushion upholstery. special value at $25.00. —Fitth Floom Fifth Ficor. | — 300 Coverall | Aprons at $2.15 —Several new attractive | styles are included in this | lot of practical aprons, Both light and dark grounds with small figurés and pin stripes; finished — with broad belts and Jarge — pockets; also plain pinks — and blues with co cuffs and belts of striped 4 materials. In regular and F . tractive Shipment of Jats. The trimmings are of flow- popular colors are to be found in extra sizes, —— Skirts in newest box