The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1920, Page 9

Seattle Style | No. 85—The Star’s snapshots of attractively- dressed women on Seattle streets Newly Arrived Spring Dresses $35.00 Splendid qualities of serge and satin in favored Spring colors, developed in bouffant, tunic and basque effects; some with dainty collar and cuffs of organdie embellished with quaint puffed, fluted or corded trimmings—a interesting 7 and Saturday feature —Photo by Cress-Dale. sr of this suit has combined the modified folk front with an exceedingly smart blouse back. fur collar may be worn open or buttoned cle It has good-sized fur cuffs and small, combination of gay-colored raffia and flowe: rim gives a fetching touch to this young lady DAISY HENRY editorial rooms, she |) If the lady pictured here will call at The Star’ “Helleve Me, Nantippe,’ Tuesday's Fashion pleture was Mrs. Nettle Gilpatrick, will receive two tickets to —Deeetes ee SS Confessions ofa Copyright 1920, The Neuypaper SECOND AVE. AT SPRING S&T. | DON'T Ww yATC i OUT WASHINGTON ye "* University Men Help With Mai 1} ; IBERTY MARKET Pike and Liberty Theater released from arrest a sentence reduced to JOUR FRIDAY SPECIAL Beautiful New Dresses orth up to $65.00 s aint s and Tricotines. sculls, rudfles, panels, etc. AL slice 2u Ww 4% ankie, she wa ciked ncroes the room och gaits ure poirg to I house shortage keeps up.” FASTER SERVICES “Her lamences had been a pre Pretenses seem to make up u ally re turn e pes aha J we know that it is true, and wi is our that every woman in pana country knows Upstairs Prices Save You Money “Het binah et a | mention of Dog Wy. cat Apparel Prices Upstairs Store Open Till 6 P. M. Daily t explained Ker enthusias ibout Chrys’ plan to buy « ship for a voyage up 4 jc in seareh of her ) sweet of you to| The Florence U SAVES YOU Second and Union I said t to myself, ") VICKS. VAPOR' "YOUR BOOYGVARD™” = SOF. Of 129 | Jersey Wool Dresses —Dresses of heavy wool jersey, in Pekin blue, navy blue, taupe, reindeer, beige, brown and Copenhagen blue. Embroidered with silk and wool. —Made in the coat, overblouse styles. Priced at $23.50, $25.00, $¢ and straight-line 2.50 and $35.00. Dresses, Third I New Tricolette Blouses —New slip-over models, with round neck and short sleeves. In white, beige and Copenhagen. Trimmed with washable satin ribbon. Priced at $13. 50, Riouses, Third Floor Paul Jones and Jack Tar Mliddies —For the regulation school dre —One-clasp pique sewn ss, beach and capeskin home wear. These come in all white; combina- imperial stitched backs. tions of colored collars and cuffs, and navy In brown, beaver and flannel collars and cuffs, with white braid gray. trimmings. “arlene aie é —The Nancy Lee flannel middy, with white gy at $2.50 a braid trimming, is also one of the popular gar- wae ments being shown here. | —One-clasp pique-sewn —aAll in sizes 16 to 44. light-weight ca pe skin —Priced at $2.50, $2.75, $2.95, $3.50, $3.95, | Sloves, for dress and $4.50 and $6.00. cued wien, |. Street wear, In brown, tan and gray. SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Men’s S A Ia nal kerchi TaN c Each —Men’s fine quality all linen hand- kerchiefs, 500 in the lot. This is really a remarkable offer at 50c¢ eac Je the Main Entrance = Are These Fine Sheer White Organdies —It is no wonder that they find such favor for confirmation and dainty party frocks, with their fine crisp fin- ish. —Our assortment of organdies com- prises a wide range of fine domestic qualities, as well as the finer qual- ities made in England and Switzer- land. —A complete range of qualities, priced from 50¢ to $2.50 a yard White Goods cond Floor New Gloves For the Easter Costume gloves, with Children’s Sill Umbrellas —Priced at $3.00 and $3.50 a pair. —Strap wrist light weight capeskin gloves, to —Good stocks of pure silk umbrellas for chil- be worn over coat or dress sleeves. Pique sewn, dren. Both eight-rib and India frames. —Novelty handles, with rings to match. | with spear point stitched backs. In brown, tan and gray. : —In shades of green, red and navy. —Priced at $6.50 a pair. —Priced at $5.50 to $12 2.00 each. Swisses —Gloves, First Floor White Batiste Direct From Switzerland Especially desirable fabries for hand embroidery, on 7 ; P as h account of their wear and washable qualities. - These fine impor te fon _— bs pet i We have these batistes in qualities suitable for all in vogue this season for wais - PS anc purposes, including infants’ wear, women’s waists trimmings. Shown in dots of various sizes, in and fine lingerie. all white; also white grounds with black, pak and blue; and others with tinted grounds in cerized blues and pinks. ings. —Priced at $1.75, $2.00 and $2.50 a yard. New Nainsook + A recent shipment of underwear brought many new styles of gowns, of soft, fine quality nain- sook, in slip-over styles. Also many plain tailored styles, with novelty stitching and neat embroidery trimmings. Priced at $2.00, $2.75 and up to 24.00, Also a complete line of fancy e trimmed styles, sleeveless and vith short sleev Priced at and up to $5. A line of high neck gowns, with Vand square necks, with button front and long sleeves of muslin and cambric Priced at $2.59, $3.50, $4.00 $3.00, $3.50 ”. Materials of sheer qualities, with a beautiful mer- finish which they retain after many wash- 36 to 44 inches in width. Priced at 65c to $1.75 a yard. White Goods, Second Floor Richard Hudnut’s Standard Toilet Articles A New Shipment Just Received Marvelous Cream, 50c and $1.00 a Jar. Violet See Cream, 50c a jar ~Cucumber Cold Cream, 50c a Jar. ~ Milk of Orris and Cucumber Cream, $1.00. —Dubarry Toilet Powder, $1.00. Three Flowers Talcum Powder, 50c, —Rose of Omar Talcum Powder, 50c. Nyra Talcum Powder, 50c, Violet See, Yanky Clover, Gardenia or Sweet Orchid Taleum Powder, 25 Hudnut's Modern Rouge, 0c. Three Flowers Powder, in the compact box, in'three ahades, 60c Gardenia Face Powder, in three shades, $1.00. Three Flowers Face Powder, in three pede Violet See Rath Salts West India Bay Rum, Three Flowers Toilet Water, $1.50. 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