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

FIGHTING FOREST FIRE NORTH OF SEATTLE cc HERE’S MORE ABOUT |! FOREST FIRE STARTS ON PAGE ONE HEE it o& 4 ! 7 The police wore searching Fri day for a machine bearing a i+ conse number known te them whieh struck down and sant A. J : || trom the eaves of his turned te a fire alarm. A fireman scaled the . and | chepped a hole tm the roof. A cloud of vapor rotied out. He amelied it land sted. tle Electric company, betwean Both | Opas grown on trees ty one of th seasoning. are| the Iatest discoveries of ncience. , Here are two of the 200 firefighters out Bothell highway, and a view of a section of the brush fire that has swept a 1,000-yard swath thru 30 miles of cut-over timberland, ez- tending from Alderwood Manor to Swamp Creek. Spread of the flames was checked in several spots by trenching, such as the men in the picture are trying; by backfiring and by wetting or clearing out the inflammable underbrush. , BELL'S UNDOING) |Neighbors Call Firemen and Still Is “Stilled” THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1920. FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET DOWNSTAIRS STORE the misses. toned The Downstairs Store Prepares for Children’s Shoe-Shopping Saturday FE are a few of the things youngsters are want- ing these days—featured at prices that are prov- ing distinctly attractive to parents: MISSES’ AND CHIL- house, they LONDON, May House for 10,000 Tenants Pictured M4—During a Ge | bate on the subject “That London of valuable homes in that | known to have been destroyed. Tho| should Stretch Up. Not Out.” Sir damaged badly, the Martin Conwyay pictured a building and | 60,000-volt trunk wires of the Seat-|the stze of parliament being fitted with cooperative stores, schools, | this |e! and Everett. and the 13,000-volt| pisces of amusement and everything | upper |iine from Richmond to the High: needed for the comfort and conven! the lands, is still in operation Other ence ef 10,000 tenants | damage cannot as yet be estimated. | During February alone more than ree and onehait billion cigarets were made tn the United Staten. FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET eae ot | } tailored from Tweeds, Worsteds. : Featared for Saturday _ 50 Boys’ Norfolk KNICKERBOCKER SUITS - Exceptional in Value: | a $12.50 ONLY 50 Suits, representing Norfolk mod- els with waist seams and belts. Well- Cassimeres and * Available in brown, gray and tan colorings. Coats are mohair lined, trousers are also is; isy is] ie | ie 7 it] is Tisjstets{sis at $12.50 “THIRD FLOOR i DRENS WHITE CANVAS ONE STRAP SLIPPERS with white enameled soles and heels, sizes 8% to 11, $1.75; 111% to 2, $1.95; 3 to 6, $2.26 pair. MISSES’ AND DREN'S WHITE BUCK LACE OX- FORDS with welt soles, sizes 9 to 11, $5.00; 11% GROWING GIRLS’ PUMPS of dull calf, with turned soles and low heels, sizes 24% to 6, $4.50 pair. CHILDREN’S SANDALS of tan willow calf and smoked horse, with substantial oak tanned soles, sizes 6 to 8, $1.85 pair; 9 to 11, $2.00 pair; 12 to CHILDREN’S PLAY OXFORDS of tan willow calf, with heavy oak tanned soles, sizes 5 to § $1.85 pair; 9 to 11, $2.00 pair; 12 to 2, $2.25 pair. —Boys’ Shoes Reduced to $3.45 Pai gunmetal and dark-brown calf, on broad-toe and English-style lasts, with Goodyear welt soles. Sizes 2 to 5i4. Reduced to $3.45 pair. —~THE DOWNPETAIRS STORE An exceptionally low price for these Shoes in|, @ 56 BOYS’ SUITS In Long-Wearing Tweeds Reduced to $5.95 HE large percentage of wool in these Tweeds makes these Suits exceptional in value. They are very well tailored and fully lined with twill, some have belts. The trousers have heavy chambray or gingham lining and seams are taped. Pizes 9 11 12 19 14 15 16:17 18 Quantity tescowess A substantial reduction is represented by this price— $5.95. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Quilted Silk Boudo'r Slippers Reduced to 7=¢ Pair HOICE of Lavender, Pink, Delft- and Light-blue in these silk-rosette trimmed Slippers, Sizes 4 to 7 in the lot, but not in every color. “About 75 pairs reduced to 75¢ pair. - —~THE DOWNSTAIRS STORB New Coats in the Soft, Woolly Polo Cloths Offer Interesting Choice at $24.50 | [HEY slip on so handily over summer frock, their additional warmth is appre- ciated over the tailored suit for travel wear, and all the extra skirts of the wardrobe may be worn with them. So much use- fulness and smartness for such a moderate price. The new arrivals are in the soft tan shades, with ful) length or half lining—two styles as pictured. Sizes for women and Excellent values at $24.50. SHORT SPORT COATS in soft- heather mixtures of Red, Brown, Green and Blue, also in Tan Camel’s Hair Cloth, in full flaring effects, with shoestring belts and, button trimming. Price $17.50. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Three Styles in Pink Satin isoles Reduced to $1.95 N_ attractiveness that fay outweighs their low pricing characterizes these Camisoles. One style is topped with three rows of hemstitch- ing, another is finished with folds of Pink Geor- gette and the third is prettily hand-embroidered. About 120 of them, re- duced to $1.95. 75 FRENELLA CORSETS, in sizes 19, 20 and 21 only, reduced to 29¢, —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Mixed Candies Special 35c Pound ANY kinds of Hard and Filled Candies in this good mixture, special, —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORB Children’s Stockings + 50c Pair INE-RIBBED and soft- finished Black Cotton Stockings, in sizes 5 to 914, priced at 50¢ pair. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Silk Nets, 50c Yd. USTROUS NETS that drape in soft folds for evening frocks—in Emer- ald, Dark-green, Light- blue, Alice-blue and other shades, 40 inches wide, un- usually low-priced at 50¢ yard. —THR DOWNSTAIRS STORB Children’s Half-Hose, 35c OFT in texture and of lustrovs mercerized fin- ish, are these White Half- hose, with striped tops, in Pink, Blue or Black. Sizes 5 to 84. Priced at 35¢ pair. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Women’s 1 nion Suits $1.00 and $1.10 ERY good value in these Union Suits of soft mercerized lisle; low neck and sleoveless, with tight knee and beading top. Sizes 36 and 38, $1.00; 40, 42 and 44, $1.10. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Midsummer Sunshine Becomes a Flattering Glow When Filtered Through New Georgette and Organdie Hats at $8.50 ELIGHTFUL yew transparencies are these, to crown with naive charm the glori- fied cotton frocks of, the season—the Or- , gandies _ particularly are intended for this ) purpose, for they are of the broad-brimmed garden type, with hemstitching and picot edging, and self sash—Pink and Light- blue. The Georgette Hats : are principally ‘Navy- blue, with soft fold edges, and their light airiness in- tensified by fluffy ostrich bands. A fluffy, airy array featured at a very attractive price—$8.50, —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE A Group of 75 Children’s Wash Dresses Reduced to $2.95 LAIN-COLOR Cham- brays, Check and Plaid Ginghams of super- ior quality are the ma- terials in these re-priced Frocks, with atent leather or self belts, fluffy sashes, white rep or pique collars. Sizes 8 to 14 years. Sharply underpriced at $2.95. 2 : —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Little Girls’ Fiber Silk Sweaters $3.95 AY little affairs, and very good values at this price. . Ever so attractive to wear j over tub frocks, and many are prettily sashed as in the sketch. ra Choice 6f Rose, Salmon, : Copenhagen, White and Corn- af color,many of the Sweaters in novelty wovenstripe ef- fect. Sizes 3 to 8 years. st? low-priced at $8.95. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Men’s Wool-and-Lisle Union Suits Reduced to $1.75 BOUT 60 garments to sell at this low price Sat- urday—in light-weight mixture of wool and lisle, soft-finished and elastic ribbed weave; long sleeves and ankle length. Reduced to $1.75. Men’s Cotton Flannel Shirts Reduced to $1.75 Light-weight and easily tubbed are these Shirts of cotton flannel, in coat style, with collar attached and two pockets. Stripe patterns of Blue, Green and Black. About 100 Shirts, reduced to $1.75, —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Sandwich Plates Special 50c S pictured, Decorated Oval Plate, with re- movable nickel-plated handle which may be used on other plates. Measures 11 inches long and is especially handy for sandwiches and fruit. Special 50¢. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Women’s Silk Gloves, 65c Pair OUBLE finger tips insure long service for these Silk Gloves, and they offer choice of Tan, Black, Navy and White. ; . : Sizes 54 to 74, priced at 65¢ pair. ¢ —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE