The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1920, Page 9

s Oe nen Men! Match your dollars with these ~ values— Your dollar will again look as healthy as it | did back in 1914 Walking Oxford, of Riack and Tan Calf, Welted Sole, An Sires and Widths. per pair........ $6.95 Walking Shoe of Black Cult, Welted Sole, All Sines and es... $8.95 per pair. Same tn Brown Culf .. 89.95 Brogue Oxfort in Dark Brown or Black Calf, Welted Sole, Al! Silas and Widths; ™ $9. 95 per pair.. | Gosh! Spain Must Spain's dull fighters are on strike. Why Not Music in the home puts joy into life, and lightens its burdens. Dance and grow young. qd All the music of all the time is at your disposal, and it provides the cheapest amusement obtain- able. Brunswick Records Hl F 1216-18 Third Avenue i Between University and Seneca Streets | They have formed @ union amd de Matadors | [| ‘“ 99| Mand an increase in pay Do Without Bull’’ |. present get from $1,200 to $1,600 MADRID, Spain, April 16—/for each fight, while picadores get $1,500. 44 Enjoy Life? Tel. Main 3139 . $6. 95° |Will Not Extend THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIT. 16, 1920. [BOY IS TIED TO STAKE AND il LEFT TO PERISH IN FLAMES | Kinnear Car Line Counci! utiiities committee Thurs day refured to grant an extension LANCASTER, Obie, April 16 to wateh their victim from 4 of the Kinnear oar line beyond tts | Hive juvenile disciplos of nickel nov: | distance. present ter at Tenth ave W-! ots and ten-cent movie thrillers tan-| Morey happened along , just in and West Wheeler st. The pro-| time, Tle neattered the blazing After Dangerous Stomach, wed extension would have cost $21,000. Let's go eat at Roldt’s today “ guished in the detention home here | today while the police wer’ invent gating their efforts to burn at the lO yearald branches and untied Kneller. FRECKLES] A tevtslon of the French Biction 8 stake Charles Knoeller, news boy Knoller wis saved from being badly burned by Don Morey, 10 ving try beautiful under gua money if it fails Don't hide ums A rope whirted from behind a tree and the nocwe settled over Kneller's shoulders. Disregarding hin Meals to Neutralize Acid, Sweeten Prevent Sour- | to refund. the ur freckles under a yells of protest . he was tied to a tree. His own pa.| Yl; get an ounce of Othine and re ness, Gas and pers were fled at his feet. On| meve them. ven the first few ap Indigestion them was dumped branches and|Plications should show @ wonderful | leaves. improvement, some of the lighter | A mateh flared and the pile buret| freckles vanishing entirely, He wure to axk the druggist for | Into flames while the boys retreated |Electrical Workers the double strength Othine; it is this that is sold on the money-back guar antes Elect Officials)” At a meeting of the Pleetrical y sects Tomnnats, $40, cea ontd es Inf lamed outside clectrical workers’ organi-| If your eyes are inflamed, weak ration in Seattle affiliated with Uho| tired or overworked; if they ache American Federation of Labor, it|if pleture shows make them feel |wan decided to affiliate with the) dr and strained, get a bottle of Bon-Opto tablet from your drug onident Dave Fink waa elected| «ist, disolve one in a fourth of a © to the counoll convention | «lass of water and ane as an eye San Francisco next week. | bath from two to four times a day. M Bird wan elected treasurer, H.| Hon-Opto allays inflammation, in \ o the executive board and| ¥ tone, ic district council. y Bow-Opt eee in a week's tink ta} many “inatancen. FRASER-PATIERSON ECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Netegey Values in A Grominn w High “Grae ‘tate, Regularly Priced at $45.00, $55.00, $57.50 and $75.00 —Smart styles in Polo Cloth, Camel’s Hair Cloth, Bolivia, Jersey, Velours and Gold- tone. —Colors: Light Tan, Dark Tan, Pekin Blue, Reindeer and Heather: Mixtures. In both three-quarter and sports lengths. —With distinctive style touches in collars, belts, cuffs of different types and in trim- mings of leather, of bindings in contrast- ing colors, of trig straps and bandings, and of buttons in striking shape and designs. —Coats, Third Floor. Important Values in Girls’ Dresses at bis 95 Girls’ Dresses Specially Priced At $3.95 ‘ —A special purchase of pretty Dresses of Crepe, Chambray, Linene and Plaid Ging- ham. The styles are all new and very smart. Some are trimmed with yarn embroidery, some with ruffled lawn collars and cuffs, and some have big girlish sashes, —Fxcellent values in Ging- hams and Chambrays, in Plaids, Plain and Striped ma- and others have touches of white pique and terials. The showing in- |f} contrasting pipings. cludes a variety of attract- |} —In both high waist and long straight line _ ive styles. effects. —Regularly priced at $4.50 and $5.00. Special at $3.95. —Sizes 6 to 16 years. Misses’ Department, Third Floor, For Men A Saturday Special —175 Lightweight Lisle Union Suits for men, in white and ecru, with quarter sleeves and ankle lengtha Biges from 4 to 46 A especial value at $1.50 @ sult —The colors are Blue, Green, Tan, Yellow, Orchid, Rose and Pink. —Sizes 6, 8, 10 and 12 Misses’ pars. Yepartment, Third Floor: Special Values In Reed Pullman Carriages and Reed Sulkies Reed Carriages Are Recognized for Smart Appearance and High Dependability —Reed Pullman Car riages, upholstered tn rib corduroy. With com fortable reclining back and easy springs. Specially priced at $27.50. New Neckwear | --Fine Hand-tailored Neckwear, in- | troducing the newer shapes, patterns and colorings. —Reed Pullman Car- ~W are now showing ome very Fiages, with reversing fine “Grenadine” silka, with moire gear, wind shield and panels, in dots, stripes and figures, 1 I eM a! 0 Also some very beautiful “moire” Waa” cacvintae silks, changeable colors, maple leaf Specially priced at and scroll designs. $24.75. —The new and popular styles in Men's Necwoar today are noticeably narrower, —Priced at $2.00 and $2.50- —Men’s Section, First Floor. —Reed Bulkies in the *~ emartest designa, in ivory and French gray finishes, Specially priced at $12.50, $13.50 and up to $19.50. —Baby Carriages, Fifth Floor. \- : ee hee’ | Don't Hide ‘Them With a Vell; Re . a — eI move Them With Othine— . ° West,” lurking behind trees and] This preparation for the removal Drink Magnesia Water |‘: tarking “boning! freee and] Tale preparation for the comers! jen and giving a |) jexion that it in 9] } | 1 RRasmr-PATERSON Co, Special Price Basement | 100 Women’s and Misses’ | @ Women would ordinarily pass over an announcement of a sale of New _ Coats at so small a price, thinking A Stirring Sale of Spring Hats —100 Smart Sailors, in Ruff Straw, for Saturday selling. —The colors are Navy, Brown- and Black. —There is such @ a splendid choice of n new new styles and color combinati oe every woman is quite certain to find a skirt to suit the indi dividual tai Checks, Wool Plaids and Stripes, Paulettes and Block Checks, all teed in this money-saving offer. Charmingly New Tricolette Blouses —tThese are quite the smartest Blouses we have There are four styles. from which to choose, in beautiful shad- time. ings of Orange, Peacock, Tan, ‘Navy and Black. Sizes 36 to 42. Specials i in Children’s Wearables 200 Children’s Hats At $1.95 Each —tThree dozen Basket Weave Hats, in all of the color combinations and ~ combin&tions of styles. Girls’ and Juniors’ Bloomers $1.19 —Of extra quality Black Sateen, es- pecially well made. Seams all double- stitched and waistbands reinforced. These bloomers are cut exceptionally full, —Sizes 2 to 6 have band tops. —Sizes 8 to 14 have elastic waist- bands. All have elastic knees. Smart’ New y Skirts at: ts at $12.50 PAGE 8_ ECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Very Special Offering For Saturday $ Newest Spring Coats | To Be @ $1 5, 00 Sold at that the garments could not be of good quality. But these coats are all new, well-made and desir- able in every way, and at $15.00 they’re worth in- vestigating. : —The materials are Polo Cloth, Velours, Jerseys, Dardanella Cloths and Tweeds. —The newest of Belted, Sport and Tuxedo styles are represented. —Among the trimmings there are leather belts, angora collars and cuffs, and novelty buttons. —The colors include Tan, Brown, Pekin, Copen, Rein- deer, Rose and Heather Mixtures. : One Hundred Trimmed Hats in Fifty Different Guises Chin Chins Turbans Rolling Brims And More Sweeping Styles? —Trimmed in Cellophane, Flowers, Patent Leather and many other novelties, —A wonderful assortment of Banded Hats are here to put an extra joy in the spring season. Women’s and Misses’ Sizes An Unusual Offering Of Bungalow Aprons In Medium and Large Sizes —Several attractive styles in striped, figured and plaided Per- cale, trimmed with fancy” braids and pipings. Made with semi and all-round belts. Very specially priced at $1.75 each. at at $5.48 had for some Rose, Flesh, Orchid, Girls’ and Juniors’ Coats Samples at $4.75 to $18.50 —A manufacturer’s sample line of newest Coats for girls and juniors developed in Polo Cloth, Velours, Silvertones and Chey- iots. Anyone really wishing to save on coats for “little women” can profit by see- . ing these. —Sizes 4 to 16 years, Wash Dresses for Girls $2.39 Gingham Dresses in Bright Springtime Plaids, in the newest styles. Pleated ba Gathered Skirts, Pockets Sashes. The color combinations are be Light Pinks, Blues, Tans and Greens. —Sizes 6 to 14 years. ~—-Unusual values at $2.39.