The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1920, Page 9

ELKS CALL FOR | FAST NIGHT TRAIN TO CHICAGO “Oriental Limited,” 7:10 P. M. mpartment-Observation Cars, Next Monday Wks want autos to carry Civil War Memorial day parade. veterans in the And they want them bad. torist members of local 92 ged to pledge use of the! Standard a urist Sleepers, Dining Cara, Coaches the Itks’ parade commit ing of Otto We Bert L. § RFFRCTIVE SUNDAY, MAY 90cm f rvice Wits night's in uniform at Monday morning to Civil War veterans in | grees will be conducted Saturda FRASER- PATERSON Co, SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Special Price Basement Will Place on Sale Saturday A Very Special Purchase of 360 Crepe de Chine Blouses at $3.45 —These blouses were bought at about one-half their former price, and are placed on sale on the same basis. —New style blouses, hemstitched, notched and sailor collars and new short sleeves. | Some are trimmed with lace and pear! buttons; others with tucks and hemstitching. | All sizes, 36 to 46. —In the popular white and flesh tints. —Such values make shopping a pleasure—and reduced living costs. 100 Women’s and Misses’ Coats at $19.75 —We had a rare opportunity in being offered these coats at far below their former prices. We are passing the entire advantage to the public in this sale. —Coats of wool velours, and polo coats, full silk lined; coats of Jersey, silvertone, coverts and cheviots in semi- lined and unlined models. Wrappy coats of finest polo, full silk lined, and with plaided collars of brushed wool. These are but hints of this very special offering. All sizes for women and misses. All the fashionable shadings of tans, grays, browns and greens. The Sale of Dresses 2 | $16.50 «i $21.50 Continued for Saturday —-All the dresses in the Basement now on sale in two lots at the above prices. Beaded georgettes, sports models in tricolettes, taffeta dresses in variety, wool tricotines and serges. —A dress for practically any occasion, at exceedingly “thrift” prices. Girls’ Wash Dresses, $2.39 Sizes six to fourteen. New fresh dresses, in light and —Mostly plaid ginghams. Many models—presenting new effects dark plaids in a wide variety; also checks, for the summer. —We have 200 of these for Saturday’s offering. An Odd Lot of Children’s Hats Regularly Up to $6.50 $ ] 95 For Clearance 100 New Summer Hats Regularly Up to $7.50 $3.85 —tThe styles are the latest, and the collection is very good in large and small shapes. —The trimmings include flowers, ribbons, wheat, cherries, lace and quills. Saturday ‘There is a large assortment of colors and_ style Special at $1.95. —The colors are Navy, Copenhagen, Old Rose, Red, Sand, Brown, Burnt Orange, Green and Black. Special at $3.85 for Saturday. PARADE 1 # Bureau of Needed to Carry Veterans | are with | naitt:| Goorge 1. ; MASONIC DEGREES from 19th to| Monroe W. Keller's wife, Ida, CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE 29th were co 4 6 ) eands| writes The Star from Meridian, - S “Delephone aiott 6830 Telepho ad 8 ain et dates at Scottinh temple, Mar-| Idaho, that she is anxious for him vous vard ave. and Broadway, Friday,|to return home at once. He ts said ‘OUNG. City Pass, Agent Cc W, MELDRUM, A G. P. A. | Lodges from all over the etate are} to have left thera, May 20. Since ae conferring the degrees. Final de|that date no word has been received THE Missing Relatives Saba, 192 Fludeon at. | on, Maan., is deatrous of locating inin, George Baba, who is be have been in this vicinity ea. r Freeman, 266 . to locate her son, ht to be in the Puget |trom him. Members | hia wife says, aro very ill | Theodore Blindut is being sought niece, Mra, J. H. Len, 317 Harvard ave. N. Ho was last heard of four years ago. He was then in } this city. SmuggledGems | Will Be Sold | by Uncle Sam With diamonds at $900 a carat, Unele Sam le going to take a whack | at the high eost of becoming engaged | by offering fer auction two diamond | |] rings, see with three-quarter carat diamonds The rings were amuggied from) Canada by James Young, @ negro! porter recently convicted and fined | |] $260 tn the federal court here. Date of the sale will be announced | [| the marshar's office later | of his family, Auto Had Bees in Its Crank Case) DALLAS, May %. Harris, garage mechanic here, rou an automobile he couldn't tinker tnt shape. “You need an apiarist! he told the owner; “your crank cas got been in It" And I. 8 wan right, Some poor, homelens bees had found | the crank caso a fine hive and filied v. S. ARMY GOODS SALE cond-hand Arm 4 Tarpauling; al prices. wh 9.00." 811.00 Camping Bia k Tex Drab Down for camping. Full line of New shipment just re. ceived, U. & Army tee and tasy on” the, feet. Dow't overlooks this opportunity to bay some of bar Tive- nd of nin five and #ix-pound s Pine for making ta and padding. | Mall Orders 823 PACIFIC SEATTLE If you are of neavy or medium build you will find that Reducing | —€orsets will give you comfort and a trim graceful figure. Of especial appeal tothe large woman is the strong belt web- bing over the abdomen and the reinforced back and hip lines. Rengo Corsets ‘‘ grow oldgracefully.’” Youth, beau- ty and charm are coming half way tomect you. The Rengo is scientifically made for full figured women. Rengo Corsets are economtc- ally priced from $3 to $10 AT ALL GOOD STORMS ‘HE CROWN CORSET CO. Fifth Ave., New York City STAR In Tribute to Those Honored on Memorial Day This Store Will Remain Closed Monday DY B! agp’ |RRASRR- ARSON Co. SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Women’s Bathin Majestic Bathing Suits, in Seattle by Us Exclusively —Pure worsted suits, in a complete stock of styles and sizes, and beautiful color com- binations, in attractive nov- elty stripes. The colors are Navy, Cardinal, Peacock, Copen, Rose, Kelly, Heather and Black. —Priced at $7.50, $8.75, $8.95, $10.00, $10.75 and up to $12.50. re suits iw o Sold —fecond Floor. For Men Uni Specially Priced in Three Lots $1.65 | $2.45 —500 Munsing Union Suits, for quick clear- ance Saturday. Made of fine light weight cot- ton and mercerized lisle thread, in white only. Short and long sleeves; ankle length. Irregular quality. Sizes 34 to 48. Special values for Sat- urday. Mumnsing on Suits $1.8 85 —Men's Section, First Fleer, To Offset the Effects of Sun and Wind wae ss $7.50 P Ayers’ Larruria Cream, 660 and $1.25 a our. ~—Dageett and Famedell Cream, at Mc, 450, The and $1.25 a Jar. —Melba Massage Cream, at be a far. —Hlind’s Cold Cream, S00 a far ——Ingram's Milkweed Cream, at 45c and 90 « jar Laror Cold Cream, S00 a jar. ~—Kleaya Coid Cream, at 600 a jar. —Totlet Goods, First Moor. does not need lining jected to hard Heather Mixture ‘Tan, Women’s Fancy Silkk ‘Hos * Regularly $2. 00 a Pair $1.45 — Exceptional values | in Women's Fancy Silk Hose Finck with vertical stripe; Navy with white, and Cordovan with whit. All sizes in the lot, but not all sizes in each color. Regularty priced on the sleeves $2.50 to $4.60, olo Coating " Specially Priced at $4.95 —A beautiful quality These polo coatings are fashionable and practical wear, sports and all coats thet are sub: usage. combinations, Green and Blue Sold in regular stock at $7 cial for Saturday at $4.95. Girls’ Middies Jack Tar, Bob Evans and Middies of In all white, whfte with sp red and blue galatea coNars —aleo the detachable flan nel collafs, With embiema Priced at Soaps for the Bath —Jergen’s Violet Giycerine Soap. Special at 25¢ a box. —Jergen'’s old fashioned Oatmeal Soap, three cakes for 40c. —Colgate’s all-round Bath Soap, a ber for 30. —Willlams’ Jersey Cream Soap, a box for for motor 40c. —Woodbury's Facial Soap, a cake for 23e. -—-Cashmere Bonquet Soap, at 10c and 25¢ in a weight that In four excellent of ¢ & cake. 56 inches Hudnut's Violet Sec Soap, at 10c and 2a 50 a yard. Spe a cake. —Vivandou Mavie Soap, a cake for 25¢. —First Floor. Tollet Goods, First Floor. Coats for Girls At $16.50 —Coats regularly $17.50 to $22.50. 28 Coats, made in thé long, loose styles; also the short models with leather belts, They are of Velour, Serge, Polo, Home spun and Silyertone. In Rose, Tan, Blue, Navy and Green, Sizes 6 to 16 years. ~The Khaki Middies, with white braid and emblems At $23.50 at $2.00, Special for Saturday at $1.45 on tho sleeve; $3.95. @ pair —First Floor. —Biue Flannel = Middiea, —Coats regularly $25.00 to $35.00, 37 with white braid. Sizes 6 coats of Serge, Homespun, Velour, Polo Mot R bes to 14 years. At $6.50 each. and Silverflake. Made with large col- or ce) Minses’ Section, Third Floor. tars and pockets. Some are trimmed = S SS with leather. Full length and short For ‘the Outing Trip —Fine imported and domestic Motor Robes, Ip pretty plaida In & wide range of Gesirable colors. All wool robes, priced as low as $10.00 ench, and up to $35.00 each. Donegal hand-woven Motor Robes, made in Ireland, from the finest of woo! yarna. In checks and plaids. Mod- erately priced at $32.50 each —Becond Floor. and khaki Sizes 6 A Special Grouping of 65 Suits Regularly $59.50, $65.00 and $75.00 $49.50 Serges, Velour Checks, in Tan, Rookie, Navy and Black. Pretty flared styles, ripple effects,belted styles and semi-tailored styles. The trimmings are military braid, tailors braid, embroidered and Girls’ Separate Skirts To Be Worn With the Middies $2.00 to $5.00 —Theee Skirts are of white, full pleated, both with and without the underwaist. Also in blue 18 years. ee’ Bection, Third Floor. —Tricotine, Poiret Twills, Silk Bloomers Regularly $4.50 $2.95 —160 Jersey Silk Bloom- in Pink only; deep- 7 and - 8. Special at 5. Knit Underwear, Silk Vests Redeloriy $3.75 —140 Jersey Silk Vests, Special at stitched effects. —Third Moor. Jersey $2.45, 8 ers, ly reinforced. With elas- in Pink; bodice style tic knee. Sizes only. Sizes B to 42. Kits “Knit Underwear, First Floor. Lunch Kits —Fourparty Kits, with four knives, forks and spoons, -Six-party Motor Lunch Kit cial at $19.50, hannel Motor Lunch Kits. pecially priced at $24.00, ix-party Sport Model $25.00- sport styles. Sizes 6 to 16 years. At $35.00 —Coats regularty $39.50 to $55.00 14 coats, made of Velour, Polo, Silvertone and Novelty Checks. They are in full length and short sports modela, Sizes 12, 14 and 16. —Misses’ Department, Third Flees. Serviceable and Attractive Middies and Smocks For Outing Wear —Midéies come tn White, Cadet and Rose; also the Red, Cadet and Navy Trimmed collars and cuffs, At $2.75 to $6.00, —All Flannel Middies in Red and Navy, at $7.50 and $10.00, At $2.95 —White Galatea with navy flannel collars and cuffs. to $7.50 —Khaki Middies tn three styles—Slp-on Norfolk, Regulation and Yoke style. Priced at $3.50 and $3.95, —Smocks in Slip-over and Side Opentng styles. Prettily designed and trimmed in yarn embroidery, on Devonshire, Linene and Cotton Crepe. Colors—Rose, Pink, White, Nile, Orchid, Light and Delft Blue, Golden and Yellow. Priced at $5.00 to $8.75 —Third Floor. For the Outing Women’s Khaki Garments $7. is ooo nc$7.00 Khaki Skirts. 5.50 Khaki Hats... $3.95 Khaki Cc oats. Khaki ‘Trousers. Khaki Shirts. Motor “Motor ~Lunek Priced at $12.00. unch Spegially priced at -Luggage Section, Fifth Floor. Offers to Sell Body to Scientists LONDON, May 28.—Ernest Up- church, a frail looking man, married, apart from his wife, has sign his body to what- ever hospital or | tific research ma Toys, as a whole, have yielded larger profits than any other class of inventions. The Disease Is Deep-seated and Is Caused by Germs in the Blood Rheumatism’s Pains Cannot Be Rubbed Away 8, 8. 8. jedy, and is the } Rheumatism, |permeates th is a we re blood supply, d kills the disease out o Get the Maggots Before they get your garden and put to naught all your hard labor. pes Maggotbait Will save your Cabbage, Radish, Turnip and all-root crops from these destructive pests. ‘This article wan made in response to a demam Rheumat it never uses gentle methods with its|the ssurance that vietims to the surface there might be logic in expedting clutches by rubbing with liniments|it has been giving splendid results. | and lotions. cause so much pain. and suffering is |S. 8, without dela weated, and has its source far|use of local treatments that can do below the surface of the skin. ne only which you can expect results is a literature and full advice about your remedy that goes deep down tnto the own case, Address blood supply, and that cause the disease, and search and|germs, Y¢ ism is a sturdy foe, you are not ex was confined | perimenting, for this fine old remedy If the disease some|has been in constant use for more relief from its|than fifty years, during which time But a disease that can|So you owe it to yourself to take 8 , and discard the you no good. sensible treatment from| Write our medical department for Chief Medical | | Adviser, 168 Swift Laboratory, At-) Janta, Ga. kills the germs | SEE LEAVE GER FINE Et ina crops of Cabbage, ete. It ts the result research work and from the best tnferma- md obtainable from Government and State Insecticide cxperts. cans with sifter tops, 25¢ each; also 25- ; postage additional. KCTIONS ON EACH PACKAGE or our uptown store, Pioneer Square ; jLly: G THE CHAS, H. LILLY 00. At your ‘eale