The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1920, Page 7

Thursday Brings These Ff, Reduced Price Offerings in Men’s Wear 24 FIBER SILK SHIRTS in novelty weave with high lustre; coat styles, with French cuffs, s 14, 161%, 17, 17! 18, reduced to §. #48 DRESS SUSPEND- ERS with detachable leather ends, reduced to 35¢ pair. 26 WOOL JERSEY SWEATERS in fine elastic ribbed weave, with high neck—prin- cipally gray, though a few are in striped patterns, reduced to $2.50, & RUFF-NECK SWEATERS in coat style, with two pockets; dark-red, reduced to $1.50, THE DOWNSTAIRS STORS TTPa Sods 4,270 Flour Sacks In a Thursday, Offering . At 8c Each F OUSEKEEPERS have many uses for Flour ; Sacks—when the seams are ripped, these un- GASAat em bleached Sacks make soft, absorbent dish towels, and they are often made into aprons and children’s frocks, too. These Sacks are clean and new, and have never contained flour—their printed trade- mark designs are easily washed out. Two sizes—1614x2914 and 1214x25 inches. Featured-Thursday at S¢ each. THE. DOWNSTAIRS STORE 150 Pairs of omen’s Black Kid Shoes Reduced to $4.95 Pair N broad-toe, comfortable last are these good Walking Shoes, of soft black kid, with steel arch support, welt soles and Cuban heels. Restful Shoes for house- keepers, nurses and all who do much walking or stand- ing. Sizes 214 to 5! to $4.95. —THE DOWNSTAIRS sTONE 6, reduced For Little Tradgers: Peg-top Rompers Special $1.95 OUGH-AND- TUMBLE little ' folks are not likely to wear out the staunch in these material j Rompers. They are i if of unbleached muslin, " f° peg-top style as pic- g ¥ da tured, with square = neck, short sleeves and i \ \ } ee | | os \ belt edged with pink or _-7, * | blue stitéhing. — Ss | \ . Buttoning down ae the back, and with p elastic at knee, sizes 1, ‘$1.95. 2 and 8 years, special —THEK DOWNSTAIRS STORE J Wardrobe Trunks at Very Low Prices : W!tTH vacation season in the offing, these of- ferings assume special significance. 12 WARDROBE TRUNKS in steamer size, made of three-ply veneer, covered and bound with hard fiber. Full-cloth lined and fitted with convenient tray arrangement. Suitable for men or women. Special £35.00. 2 Full-size Wardrobe Trunks with special $48.50. square edges,, We 4 Full-size Wardrobe Trunks with round ‘edges, re- duced to $52.50. 4 Fiber Wardrobe Trunks that have become slightly rubbed—one steamer size and three full-size, re- d to $80.00. 7 THE DOWNETTA TIS snore n THE SEATTLE STAR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1920. FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE A AND PINE STREET DOWNSTAIRS STORE F eatured Thursday in the Downstairs Store BOUT ten models in these House Dresses at $1.95 sensibly-designed House Dresses, well-made from percales and ginghams of satis- factory-tubbing qualities, with long or short sleeves. Checks, stripes and floral patterns to choose from, in pink, dark-blue, light-blue, black-and-white combinations. Sizes 36 to 44. Uncommonly good value is represented in this price- -$1.95. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE 200 White Voile Waists Reduced to 95c T this very low price, many womén will provide themselves with a number of these easily-tubbed White Voile Blouses for at-home, outing and general wear. Trimmed with dainty laces and hemstitching and offered in sizes 36 to 46. Because they have become slightly soiled from display, they are re- duced to 95¢. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Enamelware Cooking Utensils at Greatly Reduced Prices RICES so very low are quoted on a large assortment of white-lined, mottled-blue enamelware in this ‘offering, that housekeepers will find it profitable to look well to their supplies, and fill in missing pieces from this offering: RICE BOILERS with cover that fits either utensil, one-quart size, reduced to $1.00; two- « quart size, reduced to $1.50. COVERED THREE-QUART SAUCEPANS, reduced to 65¢. OPEN SAUCEPANS in lipped style, two-quart, reduced to 10¢; three-quart, reduced to 40¢; four-quart, reduced to 45¢. g DISHPANS in 10-quart size, re- duced to 85¢; 14-quart size, re- duced to $1.00. 4 PUDDING PANS, one-quart size, reduced to 25¢; two-quart size, reduced to 25¢; three-quart size, reduced to 30¢; 4-quart size, reduced to 35¢. TEAPOTS, in three-pint size, re- duced to 70¢. COFFEE POTS, in three-ping size, reduced to 65¢; two-quart size, reduced to 75¢. PRESERVING KETTLES, in 8- quart size, reduced to 75¢; 12- quart size, reduced to $1.25. — Housewares Section, THE DOWNSTALRS BTOTEN, 250 Yards of Filet-pattern Lace Reduced to 10c Yard QUALITY of this desir- able Square-mesh Lace that is especially suitable for lingerie trimmings; 2-inch width, in white and ecru. Re- duced to 10¢@ yard. Net Bandings Reduced to 10c Yard | Daur atdahd embroidered in silk are these Net Band- ings for the trimming of neg- ligees, blouses and other gar- ments. All-black, all-navy, white and buff, also black with white, and white with black embroidery; 2 inches wide, reduced to 10¢ yard. Bead Trimmings Reduced. to 25c Yard R dresses and fancy bags —these narrow bands of net, thickly enerusted with beads on black and white grounds; widths to one inch, reduced to 25¢ yard. Novelty Nets Reduced to 50c Yard LACK only in this under- priced assortment of Cot- ton Point D’Esprit and Silk- dotted Nets, 20, 36 and 40 inches wide, reduced to 50¢ yard. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Women’s Swiss -ribbed Vests 25c yes of this good qual- ity are seldom to be had at 25e. They are of fine Swiss-ribbed cotton, in low neck, sleeveless style, sizes 36, 38 and 42. Priced low at 25¢. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Women’s Umbrellas, $1.25 N opportunity to buy ad- vantageously the , extra umbrella to keep at the of- fice, the school umbrella and the one that is to answer for general use. These are on 26- inch, 8-rib Paragon frames, covered with strong black cot- ton, and fitted with straight handles. Unusually good values for $1.25. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STOR Hot Water Bottles Reduced to 75c__ UST 38 of these Red Rub- ber Hot Water Bottles, in No. 2 size, to sell Thursday at 75¢ each. THE DeWNSTAIRS STORE Glass Bud Vases 20c Each HE single bud, or two or three blossoms are quite at home in these slender Vases ,of clear glass. _ Colonial style, as _,Pictured, 5 to 6 “inches deep, 20¢ each. —THN DOWNSTA ms gees Clearance Offerings and | Special Purchases é Make Thursday a Notable Day in the Boys’ Clothing Section 61 JUVENILE SUITS REDUCED TO $3.75 Good wool mixtures of brown, green and gray are tailored into these suits, and there are also brown cordu- roys and blue serges—well tailored and full cut, Sizes ..2%H 3 4 5 OF i Quantity 2 26 19 10 57 PAIRS OF BOYS’ COTTON KHAKI KNICKERBOCKERS, REDUCED TO 50¢ Strongly made of khaki ~ twill cloth are these knicker- bockers, with riveted buttons. Sizes 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, 16 and 17, Reduced to 50¢. 67 WASH SUITS 33 to 8 YEARS, SCIAL $1.25 White Middy Suits with short or long trousers, also khaki twill wash suits—carefully tailored and exceptionally good value. Sizes 3 to 8 years— special $1.25. 100 WASH SUITS REDUCED TO 95¢ 3 Sizes 3 to 8 years in these Oliver Twist and two- *piece Suits—plain white, tan and striped effects, re= duced ‘to 95¢. 48 CLOTH HATS REDUCED TO 50¢ Wool Mixtures and Tweeds in these good- looking. Hats for small boys, sizes 614 to 6%, reduced’ to 50¢. 170 WASH HATs, SPECIAL 50¢ To accompany the Tub Suits, these Wash Hats" in plain white, khaki» green and striped pa 4 special 50¢. 36 WASH HATS REDUCED TO 35¢ All-white and novelty striped effects, in sizes 614 to 714, reduced to 35¢. : —THi: bows ‘STAIRS STORE Ribbon-bordered Veils Reduced to $1.25 XTREMELY smart with the small or mediumesize — Hat are these semi-circular Veils with their broad ribbon banding which is intended to terminate in spruce little bow on the hat-brim. “ik Plaid meshes, woven-block and other 2 weaves, in gray, navy, black and brown, reduced Ri $1.25 each. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE: Floral-patterned Pink Batiste Gowns, $2. 5 SHOWER of iris or forget-me-nots worked out in orchid or light-blue on a background of pink batiste — fashioned into the attractive Gown pictured, with | two rows of shirred hemstitching and neck and sleeve edging of plain hemstitched hem. Priced low at $2.75. Gingham Band Aprons. Reduced to 65c Old-fashioned Kitchen Aprons of generous size, in small black-and-white checked patterns, reduced to 65¢. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE English Earthenware Teapots : $1.25 $1.40 $1.50 ROAD colored bands bordered with cream encirele these Brown Teapots of English earthenware. Four-cup size, $1.25. Six-cup size, $1.40. Kight-cup size, $1.50. Colonial Glass Cream Pitchers, 25¢