The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1920, Page 7

a «i .1E SEATTLE STAR PAGE 7 | FREDERICK & NELSON Hit by Autos @ SINGS IN YEAR But Wait Till She's Bigger pr rien 302 Edwin Johnson, 13, 723 Marton mb 600 COMMUNITY “Queenie’ s” a Playful Pet Pedestrians FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET at, in in the Workers Strive to Continue inate SEOs Work in Seattle : Votunteers will strike ont Wed Rexlay, under William Wynn Organize support of community ser Vice activities for the coming year Community service is the post-war Mitgrowth of war camp comr service. The aim is t at Highth bia st Pedestrians Hit by Autos 363 This Year | DOWNSTAIRS STORE | 70 New Jersey Suits White Sateen raunities | sapien ay uid seiiseaiver salt Petticoats sings, recreation, e and br yn | meri pation of orelg DOr ven OOCLN | aaa ution “of foreign-born | by 0. C. Milt | A 1 3 Reduced to $1.00 Under leadership of Francis Rus und Pike st, Saturday | -_ e UST 30 of these well- Sell, 600 community sings have been | . ae) ; nha? : 4 j conducted dur t year, | Pedestrians ‘ 2} ; made Petticoats fst culminat ° Car ° 5 ow price—so practical for us, Beaport of Succesn” In w Hit by Autos 64 \ fy Considerably Broaden Selections of {0 Price. #0 practical for leomanity erties aims to culti This Year Yate new neighborhood life, and the An automobile driven by D. FR ished with deep flounces VN} { these Summertime Favorites and house dresses. Fin- | pedal ee oe Oe Tovia, 4627 16th ave. N. F —and the values at this price are so at- of cambric, : ee Tr Cntinuance of ogo on Brae esau Pippa tractive that many a wanes who had not end. 10 ee ee planned to do so, will add a Jersey Suit THE DOWNSTAMS 8 Railways Asking | to her vacation wardrobe. / erie paresis Freight Increase | a SAsutnoron hee Hicnitinie enc? These are of the closely-woven, supple Pound Paper How's, raliw: aye earned only ATION quality of jersey which lends itself so well 25. seer, tnt to cord tucking and other manipulations Cc of the material that make for variety. "A. VOLUMINOUS corre- spondence calls for Copenhagen—Rose—Pekin-blue— this economical way of buying paper. A _ good, white linen-finish texture, low-priced at 25¢ pound. Envelopes to match, at A very interesting group—at $18.35. 10¢ package. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE —~TRE DOWNNTATES SIOEE Bandeau . Girls’ Fiber Silk Sweaters UK-ToP Brassieres : Reduced to 50c At $3.95 $2.50 : ‘ met SPECIALLY desirable a, the so pron By ‘s HESE silky - finish when sheer blouses are the pink mesh material 3 4 Sweaters, so attrac- worn, are these Women’s that Taittoes ‘these Bras- tive with little | tub Silk-top Union Suits, which sieres— in front- and back- frocks, are available in add beauty to the utility of roy . coat styles and over-the- fine-ribbed cotton founda- Taupe—Light-tan—Navy —one style as pictured. Sizes 36 to 44. Under the tra interstate = commerce Must fix rates which Toads @ return of Valuations. ‘The finger of destiny is undoubt- @dly on the hand of fate. |meneing May 27, at il commente to af nora wt “The Shop Ahead” 4,000 ‘ fastening styles, with tape head middy effects, in * tions. White, with pi shoulder straps. Sizes 3 fee BA : ) ri , we iene tops. Sizes 40, 42 and 44. Be, eae Neeticas eee White—Flesh-color— Price $2.50. Si TAIRS STOR Light-blue—Gold— —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE: Rose—Salmon— ; Baby Bonnets Copenhagen—Peacock Women’s Of the ‘#o Newly Arrived Sizes 8 to 8 years. Fabric Gloves 95c to $3.25 a 85c Pair Season’ Ss Smartest Styles i. un Pumps pew Mitre HEER lawns and voiles —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE OFT and suede-like in are deftly shirred and finish are these good- gathered into these fetch- looking Fabric Gloves, yet ing creations in Baby Bon- | nets, made all the lovelier Men’s Union Suits soma’ ce sae oon Sale [omorrow Jj 22 prc oars ribbon bows and streamers 85¢ pair. : —priced from 85¢ to Reduced to $3.75 THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE at SH UAR T’S fr ereree ot Medium Weight Wool-and- Women’s Girls’ Bloomers Mercerized-Lisle Glove - Silk Vests Here is a Shoe Event which will surely prove of tremendous interest to the women of Seattle. In order to reduce stock at this time, we will put on sale practically our whole stock of Women’s Ex- 65c 0s Me beng f $2.50 and $3.25 clusive Footwear, starting tomorrow (Tuesday), at 10 o'clock. The prices below tell the story, AGTLY lncndaved La FINE elastic weave in a soft mixture of wool- HE bodice tops of these and such famous names as J. & T. Cousins, Utz & Dunn, Kurz & Lapidus, and other first-rank | stitutes for frilly pet- and-mercerized-lisle— light-blue with fine Pink Glove Silk Vests, makers are a reminder of the quality of the Shuart Stock. | ticoats—and considering TSS stripe, with elastic-ribbed weave at cuff with their ribbon shoulder the excellent quality of the and ankle. Reduced to $3.75. straps, are most unobtru- ° The styles offered at muslin and careful making, - ae ae Es | . unusual values at this | LIGHT-WEIGHT EGYPTIAN COTTON UNION 2d blouses. Sizes 42 an All $10, $10.50 and $8.85 these remarkable prices All $15 to $16.50 $12.85 taies. Band top withislae- RT. Sith kale clases: wants lh ge 44. | $11 values; NOW include the following: values NOW | tic at knep.-claes 4 to 12 white ad eoru Qian. sn at $2.50 and | * | years—65S¢. oa | Pumps and Oxfords, in ? —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORB —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE | All $12 and $12.50 every ste ers 8 All $17 to $18.50 Peeper See mare values NOW $9.85 i Berna Kid and Waits values, NOW $13.85 Kid— Black Calf, Black \Phone Box Thief “Gels Six Months : renys Prd Nae gaa Gets Three Months for Running stin| . . and Satin Combinations anc nree months in the coun! al et jenying a motic for arrest | All $14 and $14.50$ 7 9.85 All-Satins in Black. and All $19, $19.50 and$ 7 4-85 |war' the “wentenca “given. upert| of sentence in the case of Lul Bar The Members of the Brown — White Reignskin $20 values, NOW |Boone, 19, when he pleaded rederal Judge } er agseased sentenced | values NOW Thi |to robbing telephone boxes, ine of $500 and White Buck. $ fore Justice Otin W. Brinke ‘ od, co-defendant with Bar- Boone had restored, $456 stolen mon- | bari, $1,000 fine and 6 months in the FREDERICK & NELSON ey to the telephone company, and| county jail, Monday morning. “$ A when his parents appeared in | They were found guilty by a jury CHORUS Hosiery lso / Jand promixed to care mor in the United States district court on | - for him In the future, Justi: an indictment charging operation of | High-Grade In Black only, all $5.00 In White and Colors, all Appear encesctods eg eel Cordially invite you to grades NOW ..... .$3.95 $3.00 grades NOW. .$2.45 ANNA iG, 12 naa Thicdes Mine Strike attend their In Black only, all $4.00 In White and Colors, all |asuahter of, 1 ae al Will Be Averted| grades NOW ...... $2.95 $2.50 grades NOW. . $1.95 a vg in Seattle joacital we BARRE, Pa.. May, a me oxpital with John Lewis, international pres: | In White and Colors, all $2.00 grades NOW. . $1.50 In any Color, all $3.75 grades NOW ......$2.85 an com.| {ent of the United Mine Workers, tive in |confident that a strike will be avert- ed, 500 delegates, representing more uni eae eta |than 175,000 anthracite mine work: | with her parents |‘, oy veseanmenad “4a i 0 today. hd A Dy On ling the wage question are to be placed before the | |eonvention, We Have Your Size So wide is the selection offered in this great stock that we have your size in practically any material or pattern you may choose. ‘Nurses Discover Prowler in Room) to be given in the Auditorium of Nurses at the Columbus sani- arium, Boren ave. and Madison st., the Masonic Temple alked into the dispensary Mon- da morning and found a man at jing thru the medic inn chest. Harvard Avenue and Pine Street I'm Dr. Smith,” the man replied, jand then ran before the police} could be summoned, The prowler is | If your gums bleed you}|iiieved to have been a drug fiend | have Pyorrhea. This dis-]} in search of drugs. ease should be taken care }} of at once, to insure good health, For the next 80 days, we will give a liberal discount on all Dental work. All work guaranteed 15 ]} }, years, United ° Lonesome Bag Is Painless || "Found With Booze Namiiein | Patrolman C. 0. Scott found an TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 25 \Fined $1, 000 | for. at 8:15 o'clock. | Alcohol Sale | . R. LL Cole, proprietor of a} | Madison st. drug store, who was One hundred voices under the direction of as] CLAUDE MADDEN [by dude Jer nian Neterer inthe | Assisting Soloist—MINNIE CAREY STINE Accompanist—ARVILLE BELSTAD Extra Sales- men Wanted | morning, | Cole had been in trouble for simi. | |lar offenses both in Seattls and ‘Tacoma SMART (O07 WtAR PURWOMLY, This Concert will be complimentary to the public, J ° 1716 SECOND Ave. gummy || 808 Third Ave. fire tint ever to Captain Bt : ii shan q