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

Meat one-piece dress, effect, an @ suit effect. to the jacket. of the turban variety. If the lady pictured here will call at The Star's editorial rooms and at the : Bequests Arm Bone | therefore, lacking in sympathy Twenty-first of The Star’s snapshots of attract- ively-dressed women on Seattle streets —Photo by Cress-Dale. Here is a pretty and stylish outfit, particularly noticeable It consist of a} with the yoke! a belted jacket of the same material, which giv use of the suit and dress combination. becomingly made The side lapels, cut fancy, add effecti herself, she will receive two tickets to “Our Little Wife,” With this costume is worn a smart veiled hat} DAISY HENRY. Urges Support for of German Buried! The request came from Seattle, was Rameaay, chairman of the er Seattle bureau of said the woman, “and Paul Lannin, son of Joe I former owner of Red Sox. forth as composer of mu ht Germans himself, and being, |“ the old hen moves in a set of by him of the _lare interested in her FRASER © SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STRLET. New Tub Dresses For Girls Special at $7.95 —100 Dresses in the lot, made of ging- In loose straight styles, middy styles and regu- hams and cotton crepes. lation waist-line models. —In stripes, checks and plaids, besides plain colors, in pink, blue, maize and or- chid, and many fancy dresses of differ- ent color combinations. —A good selection in all the sizes, 6, 8, 10 and 12 YCAaYLs. —wisses’ epartment, Third Floor. Federal Building ae. March 9.—The health | Support of the Miller bill, which || t today was asked to “de-| calls for an appropriation of $3,500 | eently inter the arm bone of a Ger Man soklier the mother of a returned Yank, who Bad brought home the relic as a) wouvenir : “After all, the German was some _ botty’s bo: — mother wouldn't like things the ly they are.” ‘ City Healther Hendrisgs ts using bone for a paper weight, having 000 for @ new federal building in urged by Claude C. county mmissioners, who spoke before the chamber of Commerce Manday When a girl is interested in a) she tries to stir him up| other men who| PAPERSON C0, THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1920. Women’s Hosi Specially Priced At $1.00 a Pair 80 dozen pairs Women's Pure Thr Semifashioned Silk Flose, tn white, cor and Russian calf, at $1.00 a pair pairs Women's Pure Silk Jovan sizes and Fiber Stockings, in black and cordovan, All sizes, at $1.00 a pair white At Two Pairs for $1.00 At Three Pairs for $1.00 a0 Women's Medium pairs for $1.00 Cream Batiste $1.00 a Yard drens material for and dresses. 36 Tra tinte, ‘s wear, waists wide, special at $1.00 a yard Firat Floor, ——§—F-— In the Toilet C Seti Toilet Goods Section —Tourtets’ Combination Totlet Cases. made of bberized oretonne. Regular $1.50, specially priced at $1.00 each. —hah of Persia Tollet Soap, regular ly sold at 1Sc a ‘cake. Specially grouped for Dollar Day at twelve cakes for $1.00. Cream children tnche shampoo and Regularly 80 Amami henna tint Shampoo, «a ombined. packages for $1.00 Totlet Water, kage, two bottle of a pa bou toppered bot Special at $1.00 erfumes in gi 1 good odors. of Face Powder, one npact Rouge, brunette * of Taleum " the $1.60 tion for $1,00. —Firet Fi Stationery $1.00 A particularly interesting item from the stationery tment is 48 aheets of high grade 1 Fir rT and 48 Envel match wo atyles. All white, all of one dair shade, or part white and part in the color wish, A $1.50 quality, for $1.00 First Floor —s-5— pes to = you Lavallieres $1.00 Lavalileres that would sell ree ularly for $2.50 to $5 fine silver chains and epangies, all of dainty secre eiry. Specially priced at $1 00 each, of exquisite * tyr Veils, Six for $1.00 ctical Slip-on Velle—in all and a large variety of pattern cially priced for Dollar Day at $1.00. shades Spe ix for —First Floor Mesh Bandeauz, $1. Mesh Bandeaux in front and bach < models, in flesh and wt § 2 to 42. Specially priced at $1.00 each for Dollar Day Second Floor pret Sa! Verena Dresser Scarfs, $1.00 Trimmed Dresser Scarfs, spe ach for Dollar Lace cially priced at $1.00 ex Day Fourth Floor pees err ar Scotch Madras $1.00 a Yard —$1.65 Imported Scotch Madras, cream ground with figures in pink, green and gold, 36 inches wide. Spe ed at $1.00 a yard, —Fourth Floor —— FG —— Pillow Cases, Two for $1.00 —600 good quality Pillow Cases, reg- io qualities, 42x36 inches, of a y that will launder well. A very value at two for $1.00. Second Floor pet Se ee Printed Linoleum Special at $1.00 Yd. Pine Cork Printed Linoleum, in new inations and ten patterns, geometrical effects, Reg , at $1.00 a square yard Fourth Floor aa! er CNeee Serge Lining $1.00 a Yard —Tajlor Serge Coat good for petticoats and bloomers, and for men's work shirts inches wide, in black. Special at $1.00 a yard iret Floor, nenieie Snes (ee SON SECOND AVENUE AND Bored STREET, —Our monthly Dollar Day though it is becoming incr Sales have become recognized by the people events of extraordinary importance for those who appreciate a chance to save. usingly difficult to obtain special values to sell at a dollar, of Seattle as Al- we are determined to maintain the high standard of values for this event, even to the point of eliminating all profit. are therefore offered, for this day only. Many opportunities for practical economy in buying Women’s Neckwear, $1.00 Never Before Have We Offered on Dollar Day Such Wonderful Values in Stylish New Neckwear The Materials: Fine Nets Sheer Organdies Georgettes Dainty Laces Satistes —About 500 pieces in the lot. Four Important Items in Jewelry, $1 Each Large Oriental Pearl Earrings, on gold filled wires, Pearl Beads, neck length, with gold filled and fancy clasps. Beaded Necklaces in princess length, color. Fancy Hair Ornaments, including: Back Combs Hair Pins Casque Comba Barrettes —Of shell and amber, set with brilliants and col- ored stones. 25 of coral Priced formerly at $1.25 to $2.25. Special for Dollar Day at $1.00 each. Jewelry, First Floor. Infants’ Hose, Three Pairs $1 15 dozen pairs Infants’ Cashmere Hose, in black, white and tan. Not all sizes in tan, but complete in the others. Specially priced at three pairs for $1.00. Boys’ Stoc » Two Pairs $1 40 dozen pairs Boys’ Heavy Wide-ribbed Cot- ton Hose, black only. All sizes, at two pairs for $1.00, —First Floor. Vests a For Children 240 Vests and Pants, high neck vests with short sleeves and low neck, sleeveless. The Pants are knee length. 50c qualities, specially priced at three for $1.00. —Firet Foor. The Styles: Round The Trimmings: Hand Pmbroidery Squares To be sold on Dollar Day at $1.00 each. —¥irst Floor. Yard Dresden Ribbons, $1 a Yard vy Silk and Satin Dresdens, both light and dar In Oriental tapestry ef- fects and new colorings in plaids. These may be used for camisoles, bags, sashes and hair bows. Also good patterns for necktie ribbons. Five to eight inches wide. Regularly priced as high as $2.00, special for Dollar Day at $1.00 a yard. —First Floor. —A variety of he: Women’s Gloves, $1 a Pair —Women's two-clasp Leatherette Gloves, in gray, mode and white. Regular $1.50 qualities, at $1.00 a pair for Dollar Day. —First Floor. Women’s Union Suits, $1 480 Women's Union Suits, specially purchased for Dollar Day. Low neck, sleeveless, band top; also bodice top and tight knee. All sizes in the lot. At $1.00 each. —First Floor. Voiles and Organdies $1.00 a Yard $1.25 quality very fine plain Voiles and Or- gandies, qualities especially desirable for women's fine waists, dresses and children’s wear. Good material for graduation and confirmation dresses. 40 inches wide; a splendid value at $1.25 a yard. Specially reduced for Dollar Day to $1.00 a yard. —Second Floor. Special Price Basement Offering Several Special Purchases and a Clearance | of Other Lots — Hs e Millinery Trimmings, $1.00 75 beautiful Wreaths, Flowers and Fruit for trimming the spring hat. Including a good as- sortment in all colors. Specially priced at $1.00 each, 350 Women’s Waists —Skirts of cotton serge, excellent for every-day rough less 30 Women’s Serge Skirts, wear. In and black. This price is than cost of Very —250 new Voile Waists and 100 Geor- gette and Crepe Waists. The voiles are all new stocks, purchased specially for this Dollar Day Sale, and offered at a third to a half of their regular price. There are plain, dotted, silk striped, embroidered and — crossbar voiles in a dozen or more sty most- ly all white, with a few colors. The georgettes and crep are a clearance of lines that have been marked $3.95. In small sizes, 36 to 40. White, flesh and rose are the colors. These are the best waist offerings of the season, $1.00 each, their special re $1.00 each. Sailor Shapes Special at $1.0¢ 00 —24 Chic Sailors, representing very good viciiea! In navy and red. Specially priced for Dollar Day at $1.00 each. 200 Coverall and Bungalow Aprons, $1.00 —An opportunity to secure a good Apron at a very low price. Well made Aprons of good quality percale, mostly in light grounds, with wide assortment of pin stripes, small floral patterns and oth- er designs. Several models from which to choose. Spe- cially priced at $1.00. $1.00 Each navy the the present material. values at 200 Women’ 8 Petticoats, $1.00 00 —A special purchase of Sateen and Cotton Taffeta Petti- coats offered in quality would green, black and the flowered, fancy striped and figured materials with these colors as backgrounds, tic waistbands. this sale at prices far below what warrant. Solid colors of navy, Ail have elas- For Men Men's Fine Cotton Hose fine Hose, e finish, in ack, gray 00 pairs an and hampagne. Regular ibe four Athletic Union Suits almers” Knitted Athletic Union e just 40 suite liowing range Three eize 40 size 42 Three Yards for $1.00 1,500 yards of Cotton Fabrics, tm luding Percales, Dress Ginghama, and White Outing Flannels, rly priced 40c to S0c a yard. usual ¢ unity to secure de t a very substantial priced for Dollar Day at three yards for § cond Floor, ; —s—3— ‘Picture Frames, $1.00 —Made of metal, with the ap pearance , but more durable . The sizes include 0 6%x%; also a double x 4. Regular $1.25, $1.50, 2.00 qualities, for $1.00, —First Floor, —f—G— Nuns’ Veilings $1.00 a Yard —Four pieces of Nuns* Veilings, tm pink, lavender, ceil blue and gray. 38 inches wide, special at $1.00 a yard. —First Floor, Sots Framed Pictures, $1.00 - —Attractively Framed Pictures of good |] subjects to choose. A good selection from which Specials at $1.00 each, Another group of Framed Pictures, specially priced at two for $1.00. —Fourth Floem Women’ ms Hand Bags —Regular $1.75 to $2.75 qualitie, In the lot are the flat shapes with top and back strap hapdies; also the reg- ulation styles. These are of real leath- er. There are, also, the regulation styles of moire fabrics in any of the good colors. An exceptional Dollar Day offering at $1.00, —First Floor. mnie Cloth Window Shades $1.00 Each —150 dozen Cloth Window Shades, in light and dark green shades, Size 36 inches wide and 6 feet long. Special at $1.00 each, —Fourth Floor —s—-g— Toweling, Six Yards for $1.00 —1,200 yards of Unbleached Linen and Cotton Mixed Toweling, a good weight kitehen and hand towel material A very special value in the Dollar Day Sale at six yards for $1.00, —Second Floor. —$—-3-— Boys’ Wash Suits,$1.0/) —A clearance of Boys’ Wash Sults, sizes 2 to 6 years. White and coloied suits, in smart styles. Our entire stock, consisting of qualities formurly up to $2.00, specially priced at $1.00 each, —Second Floor, Boys’ Union Suits, $1.00 280 Boys’ Union Suits, with high neck, short sleeves and cuff knee. Ages 6 to 16. Specially priced at $1.00 each, —First Floor. eo Dressed Dolls, $1.00 —A clearance of Dressed Dolls, reg- ular $1.50, $1.75 and up to $2.50 quak ities, at $1.00 each, —Second Floor, —s—-4—. White Voiles 2 Yards for $1.00 —65c and The White Voiles, 36 to 40 inches wide, in checks, stripes and embroidered effects; also a splendid quality plain voile, Almost, 1,000 yards in the lot, all in the Dollar Day Sale at two yards for $1,090, wolnons nd Floor,