The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1925, Page 3

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P RUSSIAN OPERA Arrests oft Increasé in ig ‘Duchess | singe ’) FARMERS PLANT Dry Law Was Passed Increase, would be comparison to ont is / / Women’s Cotton \ UNION SUITS 99° Fine ribbed—reinforeed band tops—tight knees—white only Size 36 to 44 Exquisitely Styled Silk DRESSES 54 For Street, Afternoon and Sports Wear! Sizes 16 to 48 Our reputation for remarkable Dresses at $10 is an established fact. In one day—out the next. Our tre- mendous volume keeps our prices low. C Crepe-Back Satins! Printed and 49 Flat Crepes! Suedesheen! ingoateies Sea Sires #4 to 34. Boys’ Cotton Knee flounces—yoked effects—colorful motifs—novel neck- lines and sleeves—apron and panel variations. Boys’ Heavy COTTON STOCKINGS SECONDS Fast black— one-by-one rib— (H double knees— reinforced feet. Sles 6 to 11. Women’s Full- Fashioned SILK STOCKINGS SECONDS Fino gauge— (Hi welght— seam ' stic in black and the popular Spring shades, Sizes =~ 8% to 10. fe Gay, New | DRESSES For Girls Fashioned in at- tractive silk mix- 2: The Best Values Yet for Misses and Matrons! HATS ‘2- The colors, shapes and trimmings in- clude everything that could be desired. The style tendencies for the new sea- son are particularly emphasized. This group features the soft, vividly colored hats which are really alluring in their charm. The magnificent variety dis- played gives you an unusual choice. And the price is a real knock-out—even for the Bargain Basement. tures that will stand lots of hard wear and give complete Sizes 7 to 14 | satisfaction—dollar for dollar. | | | Styled in accord- ance with the aie § 50 tates of the new Ld season. Clever mod- Sizes featuring the 7 to 16 new lines and trim- mings. Smart, yet practical. All- wool materials. Fully lined. All new | med with lace and ribbon. 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