The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1922, Page 7

SAPS EASART BEEF2 b&b , * S885 788 arete me Se ee ee ae ee lee lhUReO Pun OORES THEATRE =" uum Circuit $05: VAUDEVILLE}: ADELAIDE AND HUGHES Cutlen James on aed Company OLIVER AND OLP tee, Cotlect” e Maley Sisters FRANK VAN HOVEN “Dippy Mad Magictan” In order to introduce our > p hich te Most of our present patronage ts recommended by our early custom- k ls still giving . our work When coming to our office, be sure you are in the right place. Bring this ad with you. Cut-Rate OHIO Dentists Opposite Fraser-Patersen Co. ast Thursday and loot is captu Waltons at congression j | for OOD for the di- estion — good e teeth—good for the nerves. TAC Wa he men who qua who shabby skirts, ¢ sweaters, ertes, Diamond Dyes then perfect home dyeing is guar anteed, even if you have never dyed before. the material you wish to wool or silk, or whether it is linen cotton, Dyes never streak, run.—Advertisement. ‘a WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1922, terville Bank CHAMBER HITS “| 3-CENT FARE} \Joins Voters’ Information MA March 16:-—W ter to Ce | League Against s of w 1433 Hut hav corations are eligible DYE SKIRT, COAT DRAPERIES WITH _ “DIAMOND DYES" HONOR CLU SSS) U, OF W, Oval and Quad s for and keer self wustaining t stockings, hangings, everything lke new no other kind ‘Tell your druggist whether| Oval club and Q shington's t dye bs or mixed goods. Diamond spot, fade, o METROPOLITAN LAST FOUR DAYS “Pep” St Mat. Teday TERRY DUFFY “WAIT TILL he following statem: the presidents of t tions Become Oval Club two « pert service tobert Magfarlane and Erickson BSAT | UNITS Organiza- | clab, formerly lass honor ubs pre to the Uni ent wan made he WE'RE MARRIED” Not a Bedroom Farce Prices Bove. S0c-82; Mats, COMING 4 Nicurs COM. SUNDAY MATINER MARCH 19 BOe-$1 pledged upperclassmen that have been dist > Washington Soe club in 18. day. LAUGH snHow oF THE WORLD “BRINGING UP FATHER IN WALL STREET” See the Milliesaire Chorus See Jigs Lose Maggte In Wall St. It's a Scream Seat Sale Tomorrow Eves, 25¢-81; Mat. 25e-The @ capacity of 50. ave a loaves per } The baking industry | produced daity t erages 150,000 pounds. | Vital Stat Ward. Willlam A, ‘The original pepsin chews ing gum — with a quality that mever varices, . Joneph, 2624 & n. Warren, 4832 » 819 Fortunate, hia, Liberate, $010 nucet, Joe, 1566 a, Hirasi, 916 ura, Kaniehi, 130 | MARRIAGE | iF Alte r BOB WHITE TOILET PAPER. wa, The Big Value Roll that is High Quality, Sanitary and Very Economical. The Price never changes and the Rice Emblem on i» every roll is the assurance of Standard Quality. Sold Everywhere ASK for BOB WHITE A.P.W. PAPER Co.,Albeny,N.¥. Makers 5 “and|0Rolls American Paper Co., Wholesale Distributors, Seattle Hlizabeth 3 Wilber, Roy R., Seattle |Lecke, Laura, White I da Hazel Morrison, da i. Morris, d, Grace Seattle Charlie | DIVORCES G coffee. The bakery, which te now maid to ntalns a payroll of $100,000 per mployment to at BIRTHS | re 2459 Irving at. nam. Pdward Eugene, 60¢ 27th ‘ | Archie Bell, 1442, Paim| tobert, 3404 63rd ave. & W.,| ay. George W., 802 Seneca st.|f) girl Oliver Franklin, 943 20th a, Jui, 347 16th ave, boy k Edward, 1761 Second LICENSES | Audrey V. Genoa Bay, 66. 2, 614% In proportion to population, Brazil shows the greatest consumption of ' din 1907 and Roth have twice a year inguished f in acholarahip 009 loaves of in Seattle now istics] ] 29th ‘ave. N. Harrison st. 2618 En tt 20th ave. S| 29th ave. 6. Alder at., boy. | 2 Yesler way Legal Duncan, Legal| |) tha; “Se Legal RANTE ge 3, 1410 Sixth 7210 Occi 81, King Seventh THE SEATTLE } STAR FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET 50 New “Sample” Hats and early included in these ‘‘Sam- ple” Hats of cire, horse- hair, Special $5.00 smart accepted for Spring Summer are HE styles and other straw braids, attractively ornamented with perky ribbon bows, fruit and flower motifs, and embroidery. A very wide assortment of shapes, and many of the season’s newest colors are employed, the model sketched being a typical value at this low price— $5.00. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORB 400 Pairs of Women’s Kid Oxfords Special $3.95 Pair —fine black kidskin —soft brown kidskin in lace Oxfords of the smart five-eyelet mod- el pictured, with me- dium - mili- tary heel and Good- year welt sole, Modeled on an excellent-fitting last and very well-made. Sizes 3 to 8 Widths AA to D On sale in the Downstairs Store, Thursday at $3.95 pair. tionally low. $2.50 Yard are printings Silk these fine Firefly and Ivory. wide, $2.50 yard. Japanese Pongee 89c Yard The substantial sirable for 89c yard. Sports Satin $1.65 Yard we Gray yard. 36-Inch Tricolette $1.65 Yard woven in tubular Orchid, Pink, Ivory—$1.65 yard. 200 Pairs of Ruffled Curtains Spe- The cial 95c Pair V ERY dainty window hangings for bedroom and sun. room are featured in these Ruffled Curtains of white voile, with ruffle with clal 1,400 Yards of Curtain Voile, Special 25c Yard Special 25¢ yard THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE pair. dot, o jored bord- ers. The New Printed Crepes The popular Paisley and other introduced in Crepes grounds of Tan, Brown, Navy, Forty inches 12-momme weight in Natural-color Pongee, smoothly woven, and very de- underwear drapery uses, 33 inches wide— This lustrous, heavy fiber silk is suited to sports skirts—in , Rust, Ivory, Seal, Whirl- pool, Midnight-blue and Tan, 36 inches wide—low-priced at $1.65 Requiring only hemming at top and bottom for fashioning into vests and chemises, effect. Flesh-color and THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE 40-inch All-silk Canton Crepe At $2.45 Yara NE of the most popular Silks of Spring in a splendid quality, priced excep- In Black, Sapphire, Sand, Taupe, Brown and Fuchsia—$2.45 yard. 35-Inch Black Taffeta At $1.19 Yard Just 200 yards of these Black Taffetas in excellent quality for dress and millinery uses, to sell at this low price, $1.19 yard. 40-Inch Charmeuse $1.79 Yard An extra-heavy weight in all- silk Charmeuse, in Black, Navy, Canna, Tangerine, Ivory, Emerald and Zinc, low- priced at $1.79 yard. 40-Inch Sports Bengaline $1.95 Yard Block checks, stripes and plaids in ivory color are featured in substantial sports skirts—$1.95 yard. New Foulard Silks At $1.95 Yard Tasteful patterns in jade and red on navy grounds, also dot- ted effect, 36 inches wide, at- tractively priced at $1.95 yard. 35-Inch Black Messaline $1.35 Yard An excellent quality of this always - satisfactory black only, underpriced at $1.35 on and this for it is In yard. Embossed Robe Corduroy 89c Yard " > 7 in these low-priced MERALD, Flesh-color, Bluebird, Cherry and VELOUR POW DER Silk Ties — 25¢ each. Tangerine are featured in this low-priced Bink-of Mthie. as COLORED-BORDER Robing Corduroy—splendid value in 32-inch Special, 10¢ each HANDKERCHIEFS width, at 88¢ yard. = —rHe powNsTaIns stoRE PACKAGE HAIR PINS, 10¢ EACH Boys’ Corduroy Trousers Special $1.19 ‘UST 96 ‘these Trousers, made of fine-wale suiting corduroy and well-tailored. 8 to 17 years—special $1.19. pairs of Children’s Waist Union Suits 50c The conveniences of a separate waist are added to these Waist Uhion Suits, strongly taped with buttons for under-g nie veles DOWNSTAIRS STORE Middies, $1.50 OCOD-LOOKING and prac tical, too in the winsome style sketched, with cuff at the lower edge, buttoned at both sides with pearl buttons. Fashioned of white twill tub fabric, and made in eizes § to 22 years. with short sleeves, plain sallor collar and patch pocket, sizes 8 to 20, is priced at $1.00. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Special 20c Pair with reinforced heel and toe, in Black, Cordovan, Gray. Sizes 10 to 11%. Special 20¢ pair; 5 pairs for BO¢. Flannel Pajamas —of Flannel of excellent ity, and well-made in every particular—good value at $1.15. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Blouses 59c Each in a variety of striped p terns; sizes 8 to 16 years, priced low at 59¢ each THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE 6,000 Yards in “Mill-Ends” of 39-inch Unbleached Muslin Special 15c Yard These Ends range from 2 to 20 yards in length but they will be cut as desired. UALITY is especially emphasized in this Unbleached Muslin special. a very close weave, known as “80x80” count—39 inches wide. An opportunity to save on a favorite material for house dresses, aprons, curtains, bedspreads, and card-table covers. On Sale Thursday at this remarkably-low price—15¢ yard. 200 New To Sell at This Very Low Price: $10.00 UCH smartly - styled ; new Suits—and such ry, desirable materials — an AK event of especial interest in the Downstairs Store. THE TWEED SUITS are in mixtures of black and white, brown and white, and tan, red and green. THE JERSEY SUITS are in heather mixtures of brown, blue, tan and red. Notch-collar and Tux- edo styles to choose from—sizes 16 to 44. Two of the Styles as Pictured A featured offering at $10.00 Priced at $1.50. regulation- style Middy, —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE MISSES’ CLOTH AND SILK DRESSES AT $9.95— Especially youthful styles in Tricolette, Satin, Crepe, Wool Poplin and Serge, with the bright contrasting sleeves of the vogue and wooden bead girdles; sizes 16, 18 and 20 years. smart for wear with round-collar blouses. Pink Muslin Gowns, 50c TTRACTIVE value in these simply-styled, easily, laundered Gowns of soft pink muslin. Slip-over style, with rows of shirring in front and stitching in Delft-blue. Fea- tured at 50¢. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Turquoise, $1.00 Pair toe and sole. weave for $1.00. forcement at heel, toe and sole. Black—the pair, 35¢. Remnants Reduced EMNANTS of Net, Silk Flouncings, Georgette, Laces, Em- broideries, Ribbons and Edgings, in lengths suit- able for vestees, trim- mings for underwear, and ribbon novelties, at reduced prices. silk, in STORE. Copenhagen, Old - rose, Notion Specials priced at 1¢ paper. WOMEN’S HOSE SUP- PORTERS, made of Men’s Sox FostB RY of 00d quab heavy rubber, in sew- — ity cotton at an ex on style, special 10 oe tremely low price. Made Bs ¢ 10¢ each. pair. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Cut Glass Baskets Special 75c S shown in the sketch, grace- ful Clear Glass Baskets pret- tily cut in floral design—standing 91% inches high—special 75¢. Sugars and Creamers Special 35c Pair STORE Men’s Outing $1.15 soft, fleecy Outing qual- Boys’ Percale ELL-MADE Blo good quality pair. PAGE 7 THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Tweed and Jersey Suits MISSES’ JERSEY JUMPER DRESSES AT $4.15 offer unusual value in the Sleeveless Frocks so —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Women’s Silk-boot Stocking: HESE Stockings have a 20-inch boot of black silk, with hemmed top of fine lisle, and reinforced heel, Mock-seam style, in 81% to 10. The pair, MERCERIZED COTTON STOCKINGS in fine weave, mock-seam style, with wide hemmed top and rein- In Cordovan and —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Satin Middy Ties 50c VERY LOW PRICE for these large tri- angular Satin Ties, cardinal, navy and black, priced low at 50¢. SILK WINDSOR TIES _. 25¢ Scarlet, Cardinal, Navy, Garnet, Emerald, Black and White to choose from Band borders in laven- der, pink and blue fin- ish these soft White —THE_ DOWNSTAIRS LEAR Glass Sugars and Creamers Colonial style, as shown in the sketch, priced ex- ceptionally low at 35¢ —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE It is in Brown, in