The Seattle star. [volume], September 26, 1913, Page 5, Image 5

About The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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™*. n H.ir Store —You Can
•: «n EX) Tsrma.
TL everything
u Hair of * nr Sp * cl *'
* mor Design.
m or mall us your Cut
and Combings.
7amora C. Cauffman
Hair Store
1401 First Av.
pa L a. CLARK. D 0. 8.
1> do dental work on which you
absolutely. It Is first
dan In rvery way. and full* war
tvery piece of work et
•"bits matiuium of bemty and
anMBt 1
the dentists who are
RECOGNIZED
fyf tk* palns:aklor manner In
stick tkcT perform all ot>eratlona
in tl* ones you should select
«ka ia seed of dental service
▼at »* *r» *ach Is shown by the
M tkat «* are patroniied by o>n
Mnatits. thlaklnit |>eople. who
«*l«h and consider mat
tm More decldtnK Our prices
(.t i*rr lew We will make you
uatra heavy 110 o»i|d Crown for
H or os« of our famoua Never
PWtea tor | j Wa guarantee
a3 ygft
WE GIVE GAS
Ratal Dental Officea
Br. L a. Clara. 0. 0 S . M*nag*r
ta TkirS Av. N W Cor Union
NOTE—Brmfl Thla Ad With You
The Wonder Millinery Co.
1525 Second Ave. 216 Pike St
—etoptaylm «i«lr TALI. HATS In all tha litNt modal*
Vk Wn m tannnM ttcxft of m»<Jhrm ac 4 btgfa mid*
VimiT. W# ihail b* plMwd to bar* yon oalL
165 Second Aw.—TWO STORES-216 Pike St
WOMEN M
who re more interested in really I
wart fashion and who are expect
■f to boy their Fall garments at 1
lower prices than elsewhere should yJH ft
PACIFIC MflJ 1
Hhdw if New Ptna Tiiiortd \ll i
Suits and Coats .4 f|
in lav-- styles and materials 'jr\B if JT u I
for i.'. 01' 4 « '•'A*J I
New Silk Dresses % I
and Waists yfY jfjft
Assortment of Hand- '
lSl'l (M W
1 FROM \i\ A
wk mm 9
AMIVING CENTERS WjO #
&RECT OF THE
MEN AND YOUNG MEN
vp aaaortment
K HATS
They are rlsrht In atyle,
°" r ''"" y A " ■
wk aak la a trlfla down and I
ffC£3t
CORNER THIRD AND UNIVERSITY
STORE OI'KX SATURDAY EVENINGS.
WOMAN GOES TO
JAIl: ANNOUNCES
SHE Will STAY
With the thnt Judge
Humphries In either "nult> ' or a
tool of A. J. I Hot lion, Mm Cather
ine IV Stlrtati. the Jail reformer,
tills morning voluntarily delivered
herself to the custody of the sher-
Iff ntul announced tlint she would
remain In J«tl until Judge Hum
phries la driven from the bench,
or, «a aim said, "The legislature,
aroused by public sentiment. i*i»-
|H)luta a commlaalon to examine hla
cranium.
"t am wllllnß to bp a martyr for
th*> great principle Involved In tbla
flKht. No, I will not up up f:,.u
ball, or 28 cents ball, either"
She'* Only Woman In Jail
Mra. Stlrtan at noon today wa*
the only woman among t!i» •# or
dered arrested for contempt by
Judge Humphries, who »a* held In
Jail.
Mr* K A. Spencer. who remain
rd In Jail over night, furnished
boud thla morn I ni? Mra. William
l.ulloft remained In Jail a abort
time and furnished the required
»;J0 bond.
i<.!«•» Mrs Stlrtan. three others
remained In Jail thla morning,
namely: H F* Ketterhoff, c. liar
rled and J \V. Stlrtan. William
I.uloff and K C Six-ncer furnished
ball today, after spending the nlKht
In Jail
Many Furnlah Ball
Other* who furnished ball are
Mr* Klla Price. Thomas W Kua
sell, Ilulet M Well* l>. Tronadall,
M Sebo. Mr*. K Moor*. William
llarrla, Mr* Sophie I'ugaley. Tboa
June*. 11 I>ro|aotn. Kdmiind Hey
rttt, K N Melberg, K*tall-> Krled.
1 Mary Jarvla, Jesale Humphrey, C
i W Skinner ami A H. Kohlnaon
In all 31 arrest* have been made
I thua far The sheriff* office si
peels the heaviest business this
afternoon. having received numer
I oil* telephone calls that the partlea
sought are coming up with bond*
men.
LOCAL MERCHANT
AMONG LUCKY ONES
Chaa. 8. Todd, manager of
Oately's. was one of the lucky onea
In the recent drawing for F\>rt Peck
land*. Mr Todd drew No. 31<5.
ICE ICE
Telephone Elliott 5540
For Ice rates. We guarantee
full weight and prompt de
livery.
ICE DELIVERY CO.
All the wnv from I'hli'tiio come*
the follow Inn letter. The cry for an
< <ii tal bs*l* of morality Is encircling
the world tllrl* ntid women lire be
ginning to think The thoiiKht pro
ceas |* a wonderful mean* of de
velopment (iml at the back of every
real reform Thl* particular reform.
In my opinion, will be Individual.
No law can compel morality, not
even the IHvlna law. Kach man and
woman muat aolve the prohl«m for
himself or herself.
Kaoh can help the other by being
a law unto himself, and parent* can
help their children by example,
hacked by teal dealre and effort to
ba truly worthy llere I* the letter
from the rhlcago girl:
M l>« WW rmll; hml g<«»d. ul<l
faililunrtl glrla? Ilirre arc 101 lof
glrla wlm linen hntr In r«n»k « |<mi|
rap of roffw, ami tttnkr plea thai
I llinae of mother. Xi iiiu* tl Jokrtl
nliulil ; arw Ihrlr own i)rr»«*a darn
ao«ka and 4u wort uf e»er> klml Hut
I ta'»* r nnilred Ihr )uang mra roma
an.l mine to IhrJr lioiiim I•» meal*
••ml lluira. hut fi>rgrl In riff
•htm am r«iurli>«t or itpprta Int lon
••Urh |lrl* hrtrr hint (thai thef
wnnl, ami nnrr get It I lary <(•» ml
ran» for raliardt, drinking unil lain
hour*. >• ml fhr h«i|« will *ai, "alia
U it finr girl, hut I«h» »I<in Th#
men like glrla wlm ar# gintd falluwa,
am! will take a drink unr# la a while,
hut ahen II r»iiii* to marrying, want
a girl *a So doraa'i drtnk. and h •• al
way a ttiwu g«w*d I h«* «tlirr glrla hat#
had th«> giMitl I Intra Ihrar amiiM* mrn
ha*a glint lh#-»n lla%«* lh»*jr r%rr
lh"<ight lliat ihrre are glrla wh« want
«« Jttftl aa gtmd mm they want Ilia
glrla lu he< * hlmllf Irl ma know
whal »o«i think \nt I wrung? Am
I liw |«arlli'ular f I raad »our an
awrra al wa> ft. MS 111 ha un lha l«**>k
out I \ H
A. — The bride I* suppoied to aend
out the Invltatlona. but ahe may not
know thl*. wo I would give her the
benefit of the doubt and attend.
There are so many foollah rules of
etiquette. Take thla one for an ei
ample, la tbsre any earthly reaaon
why the (room should not aend or
rive the Invltatlona If he chooaea*
Of cour*e it I* at the bride * home,
but at present he la nearer hsr than
even her borne.
Q I raaid y »»ar Irtirra night,
and Ihoughl I would NNM la f i»u
%lf i>artal« hat# raal nta «»ff ,%ho«l
•la mu«lh« ago | met a man a h»»rn
I thought I I- a.i I u.lil
lotal ma. hail "hen hi* laaa w»a
laalatfl. ha rd fa la* Hlaa lIW7,
lam la a liwlhar ah«H|ld I
luafVf mm |ttt Ihr . lilld a
aaa*. •hall I N him go *
iimokt:> iir.AHrrji
A. —Bjr all mean* pay the debt
you owe your child a* far as you
can. Hy law he can be compelled to
*0 throiiKb the ceremony, protect
the child with hla name and sup
port It that Is, If you are under
af . If you will ko to the Rorence
Ciittenton Home you will be nlven
the best of care and Rood Solid ad
vice, na!ncd from e*|>erlence In this
line.
g—l wn ■ «lrl, and
ha > a bwfl ihm aUMIU**
mt a |mi) luoklag hay 4 ft. l»a
KM »■> luNi U •lain aWt-»
Wo «xil la lha ilwi" ">» »lh»r
fintUi a«4 ilvrlßg iKo *rI. I K«|>
p«<>l U loni Mr
an 4 H>lwl4 ' b» »<• .a~..1n«
U-m in Ml I waa l"« I '•»
aa If a*a»»oaw IB ll>« Ihaalfa mam
laaklac al a. Oa Ml Ml 1
1.1.1 him II «M far frwii »hal I «
pnlnl Imm Mm la m»
la wall aMa I" nutrry. am ha hu a
ftmuaa ami lal. aiMl make* M a ilar
|i#*r Via I.raj. raul» lhr*.u«h lain
nlnna aa4 a4«laa ma alwl la 4a
Ih. »..« Ihlak I aaahl la mam a
alr<v> hwl' H» aJaaj. adiaraln
a.lntf la had aarly. aa ha «>• II la
tuaallhl AfTII ir*tlOK
A.—l grant that If th« yotinic man
was no altwpy h« could not k»«p
awake durln* the performance he
ahtiuid ha*« stayed at home and
none to bed: but If he had, would
you not ha*e been offended because
h»' didn't take you to the theatre?
A man who make* |« a day usually
must work pretty hard, and If y«n
haTe never made your dally bread
working for the public you know
nothln* of the tlreaomeneaa It aome
"WWUTAGMI
Tomorrow Afternoon
AND ALL $2.00 SEATS ARE 2Sc
"Wildfire," Lillian Rus
sell's great play, which has
delighted thousands of
people, is now being pre
sented by the Mailey &
Mitchell Company at the
Seattle Theatre, Third and
Cherry at.
Bccause the Railey fc
Mitchell Company it not
in the theatrical combine,
the prices arc put down
to a fair and reasonable
basis.
Originally "Wildfire
was presented at $1.00 to
$2 00 per presentation.
Now, however, the night
prices are 50c for the en
tire lower floor, 30c for the
balcony and U)c for the
gallery.
The special matinees,
given tomorrow and Sim
day afternoon, cost 25c,
as stated, for any teat in
the house.
Here, then, is entertain
ment of the first order;
a delightful play; a com
fmmm
times bring*. On the other hand, If
yotl kn iw he linn the habit of retlr
iitK early, and you do not like It,
you would best not marry him.
M l*» you think ft nn nnlurky
Itiiiitlter? Mollmr nnil I hntu rnnn#il
'i ' tjil*rl« of |irai hra, Mini >!• folk*
miy lli*t tl I* itnliMk}, tl«» yuu think
Ihr ,»rlirn will kct«|i*
\% 111 )uu tell m« of n nlghl
Mhiwir 1 intnktug run, (Mill
A—l am mire the peacUaa will
keep If you have put them up prop
erly The peaches know nothing of
tli« number "23." nor does lln> mini
ber know anything about camiliiK
peaches; neither know a thing
about good or bad luck: now, do
you think that aucb Intelligences
can poaalbly effort each other'
Apply to the superintends of
schools to recommend a night
school for you.
Q —l Ml ntial th»-7 rail R
e>nt# J otltlg I>l Mil of VI, Atttl lint*
l»cw»» going lillli n girl for III' |m«*l
•It Ritilllll* *hi> IHI* m»> hrr imtenH
«rr well flt#«l N»W, how r4M I |'t
•r •uiml l«» find oil I'lflr
without hurting h#r frtlliii*. I»#f«»m
I pr»pn*#f IN MKN VMT
I can't assist any man In buying
a wife.
q—l Alii 11, nii't In l'»ir wllh a
bov nt I ■ Mt« b# • «»»#« me I
rMUtttt K||irM« in* frr ling* t«»v* «r*l
blm Hill you | »!«•••# |lii> »••# »
mu*# f
llr roinrs to »«r nlir# ■ * ##k
ll* 11% MI mINIUI IIIN* iillw «*<iy from
nir I»<i y utt think It right for mr
(o «l*lt him 111 NumU|i, •• li» !»«*•
n*k#«t nt# »«ff«l l Im# • f l»o » •••
think It right for nt# •«» go l« «l»ni«x
witli him ihrw »r CI a# g»Ur*
fr«»m hiimr * ll# !• » »rf> gnaanlltl*
Ih»». antl UkM th«» br«t r«r# nt m#
lir *r Ml** «»r#r. I mm thinking
rii>r; mlnut# «»f him, nn«l forget
n»o*t thing* I •hawltl U.» M hal *h«»ll
I a» t<* Hop thinking •" mnrh nn«l
lot# him •till m#r#* Hot* •hall I
i>i|ir«*« my h*tn> *••*« him? rt#n*#
print ** »« n nn pwanlH*
AMXIOt »
A I wish you coirtd get away
from yourself long enough to se<-
yourself as 1 see you You would
know that what you think la love
Is a disease. You have an Ideal you
are worshiping The boy happened
along and told you he loved you,
and you Immediately put him on
the pedestal you had ready for the
first man who should come In the
guise of a lover No happiness can
come of making a god of one per
urn. I don't want to prick your bub
ble of happiness, but I do want you
to b*> sensible 1 wish you had been
raised with a crowd of Iniya so that
you would see that this nice boy
friend of yours Is Just a fine, manly
fellow, probably full of faults,
which you do not im at present.
You can do this much Ihm't go
to visit him and don't go to dances
I'hlldren of 16 and Is are 100 young
to attend public, dances. In fart, any
kind, unless sn older person Is with
thern Com® down to esrth ami at
tend faithfully to your duties Neg
lected duty, for pleasure of any
kind, never pays Don't try to eg
press your feelings toward him.
Hut do try to always llvs up to a
high standard, and do not allow fa
miliarity from any boy.
Will Taft has lost 80 pounds
since he left the White House Rut
we're not surprised Will has been
a consistent loner since the Chicago
convention.
All styles of Hats Cleaned. Re
trlrnme<! and Rcblocked We have
Just received a very nice assort'*!
Block of Oatrlch Plumes In various
colors. Paradise Feathers of dif
ferent sites We also make s
specialty of curling, dyeing and
cleaning feathers All styles of
flnts made to order. De loin Mil
linery Second floor. 224 225 Peo
ple's Hank Itldg. northeast cortier
Second and I'lke Advt.
patty of clever actors; a
beautiful leading laily
(ami Ailoen May is clever,
as well as beautiful), and
a play that is beautifully
staged. The combination
is one to see and enjoy.
It in this policy which
is crowding the old Seat
tic Theatre, at Third and
Cherry St., every night,
and which promise* to he
a bigger stirccss this year
than last.
Incidentally, Ail een
May, the leading lady in
"Wildfire," conclude* her
engagement in Seattle this
week, she having received
a very tempting offer from
another city. She is a
favorite with Seattle
playgoers, and kits of her
friends will want to see
her in "Wildfire" before
she departs.
"Wildfire" .runs until
Sunday Next Mem
day Kugene Walters' play,
"The Kasicst Way,*' opens
for a week's run.
THE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMHER 26, 191.1
MILLINERY
yVV«eT>tgal! / |oufhwick
In com.* turn mtih /AMRS MiCREKfi YA CO., Mmt Ymi, Stars »p*n /rem 9 a m. to 6p. m Jail, SfCDNf) AVENUE AND PfKh STREET
Imported Ivy
Gloves for
Women
$1.00
wbsxjz —-r —f-ga
TIIK now Ivy Olovm for FHt)I
wear are here ami selling
fust Ivy gloves are full pique
sewn like the most eipenslvo mod
el*. Tim skins are fleilhte, yet
strong ami not loci heavy for this
climate. Assortments are even lint'
ter than they worn last year. The
pair 91.00.
Kayser's l.lned Gloves are alao
hern In the different fabrl>-a In
eluded are kid and auede gloves
lined with allk or fleece, alao
rhamolantte and leatherette Kloves
lYlcea are s©f. and $|.00.
First Floor.
Boys' Hercules Suits with Two Pairs of
Trousers, $7.50
HOYS' Norfolk antl <lntib|«» hrcantwl Morruli*g Suit* with two
pair* of Ilncnl troun«'ni Thr#« tuttg nrt» rain proof with r«-
liifor«-«Ml g I v#* llHlfiK" ntid hr«\y Uoutili* warp lining
IhrouKhotit thr r«gi of the suit. They aro fngt In color, of un
•brlnkable mati rigU but gtrirtly all wool. We Kuar«Dti*e them
Id every way. Hlx«*a 7to II j*arg.
B«m' 1 mm 4 3- T rvnarr •«!«• nt
floyg' Norfolk nni doublg hrnggt»«l ▼X
tulle rim i« of Beoteh cheviot with jt I
full lln#<l lrn«»n#rg nlmly Uit#<l rngti
• n«1 nil grgrtig iap»<S Hlg#a « lo lIS L Vfc
M«r»' liirrmaia. Ilara afa 10 War* A I \ ITLg
B'-yg* rirarrotla that «r# all wool (jy BXt
•eek three Inch belta pletd lining a ItHy
»ri«l tal'g <»n ruffg Th# • «-Jor» t\ ■ m lav - i^-3
I • 1 u • /\tt
nlars S (o 10 y^arg
llnyn* hnlrkrr *nlf« of *nmfark \^^ Ssn v w
Maka, fie.on in air. on V ' m jk \ T
Wn faatura Ham; • k pfheg In i\ u\
our hiffili Rgiti ei htfi y\l \ M J /g
alwaya flfei aetlafactlon bacauae / 1/ \ A
it thrlr Mrt.it rt «!•;>#« ri%r>« e nr#r<il / f I
Inllorlng nn«l ngt-n|]rri( rnat#rtn! U«• f I. I 1.
"•• » elßf • ipttndid I A\\ V \ 4
of btoe brown chevlota «■ well \i jf \\\ ml l\ 1
a« man* fnr > pfttUMTM k # ,\j W \ 1
M« ya* I »nc Trvmnrr fctiltn, fIOOO fo / I \ 1\ \\ |
Lmnff trou«#r aultg for boyg gnd / / \\ |
youtha who waat un •to • dale #g id \ .1. VLI
clothee AU thfg eeeeon'a atylee in * j
■Im ep i<» IT Tticv «r« m '\
Kmr If r \
s 1 etidld otK wlig of I «' hftta t / *Ji /
rApg, gwattarg and r»ln mm (7- j
Kitchen Helps in
the Easement
SAVORY Roasting Pans are self-boating and self-browning.
A Sarory Vr\%» Recipe Book, actual value 25c. given with
each roaster
ltrgular f 1 2.*. slxe. special Htof.
Regular II Tf> sire. *[>ecl*l *|.|O.
■tegular 12 26 size. special M 1.70.
Regular $2 75 nine, special A 1.05.
White Enamel Savory Hread Bairn —th« only sanitary round
cornered boi made
Regular 75c slue, special 50f.
Regular fl r»fl alie. * peel* I ftf.ls.
Hlack Japanned foal Hods
Regular 35c alio. now 20<*.
Regular 45c slxe. now 25f.
Regular 55c »lxe. now MOC.
Tetley's Sunflower Hrsnd lndla-Ceylon Tea put tip In one
pound metal canisters. Regular f 1.00 lb. Special ftO<»
Basement.
A New Shipment of Plain Net Chem
isettes at $1.00
These have ths comfortable armholes
tand elastic tape at waist. They may be
had In white and cream.
Ixiw neck Chemisettes of fine net with
the standing neck frill and soft shirred
, front Price *2.00.
Fichus of fine net. shadow lace and chif
fon; Borne Bre trimmed with hand embroid
ery. Prices range from $1 to $10.
Plain Batiste Seta with a two-Inch hem
and dots embroidered near hem. Colors tan
and white. The set $1.25..
I Epaulet and round collars as well as
witty sets embroidered by hand In white and
1/Ly' cream. Price 65 f to $2.75.
First Floor.
Girls' Coats
From $7.50
to $350Q0
Sizes 6 to 14 Years
PRKTTY COATS In both
fancy mill tailored styles.
Made of slbollnes, chln
rhlllHii. broadcloth, corduroy,
velvets and English mixtures.
Most, of theae coats fasten up
closely around thu neck anil
lire trimmed In velvet and
braid. A few have fur trim
ming. There Ih a good as-
Hortment of colors Including
navy blue, brown, red, ('open
and tan. Prices range from
$7.50 to fc.I.VOO.
Second Floor.
The -MacDougall-Southwick Co. Second Av. and Pike St. The MacPougall-Southwick Co,
FOR MEN
Union Suit* for Fall and Winter Wear, $2.50
t2-3 wool and 13 cotton In
in famous (Holm Tailored
lid VuaHiir makes. Your
lolce of thren freights —
Kht, medium or heavy. Sizes
34 to 4K Absolutely non
shrlnkalile garments nrid
wonderful values at
0 Doz. Men's Glove*,
Special at $1.25
Hpearpolrit back, cape
ock and long or short fin
urs In every size from 7 to
1 A handsome glove whose
ripearance is only equaled by
s splendid wearing qualities.
Is easily worth $l.r»0; spe
al 11.25.
in Exceptional Value
in Pajamas at $1.50
They are made of the best
tallty outing flannel In all
zes; silk trimmed and with
Ik frogs All handsome
»tterns Special with Mac
■jugall Sonthwlck only. 00
iiue for mi.r»o.
First Floor
Jewelery Novelties
Sterling Silver Hat Pins, Pair 25c
The new small heads, In sev
eral designs; short stems.
Gold Filled Collar Pini, Pair 25c
Square and of torpedo shape;
.Roman or bright gold.
New Extension Bracelets, $1.75
Sterling silver extension brace
lets with plain and chased links.
Aluminum Braid Pins, Pair 25c
Set with tiny brilliants; choice
of several sizes; very desirable
for evening wear.
New Corallne Necklaces, $1.00
Special copies of real coral
beads In the popular l'rlncess
length, for wear with low neck
waiats. »
Sterling Silver Photo Frames,
50c
Size 2VW by II Inches; also
smaller sizes, at 25c and 3Bc.
First Floor.
Women's Walking Boots at $3.50 ana
$4.00
APA TENT colt button boot has medium round i?• •
toe, black cloth top. welted sole and Cuban J ."*/
heel Price |j S( /
A dull calf button boot has medium round | Cfi j
toe. black cloth top, welted sole and Cuban heel. I £2 J i
M* II.Bt. *%/ I
A dull calf button boot has round toe, low i **t'
heel, welted sole I'rlce H. 1.50. / ,••/
Patent colt button lK>ot. has either dull kid or
cloth top; slightly receding toe. welted sole and ' 22/
Cuban heel. Price &1.00. / "*/
Hull cmlf button boot has either
dull kid or cloth top; slightly re- 'S^wSi
reding toe, welted sole and Cuban '/ f',/ r WK'
heel. Price f 1.00. '.. ™
Second Floor.
___ J
Silk Kimonasin Empire and Straight Style
PRETTY floral designs on solid color with deep border In Persian
or floral patterns
Special at 1C1.U5 are Klmonas In butterfly and floral pat
tern* made Km pi re style with satin facing at neck and sleeves. A
few satin Klmonas are also Included In this assortment. Values up
to 16 :.0 at M.tt.v
AT 9f.no are Negligees of heavy satin with deep border In
Persian design They are made In Mandarin style and finished with
silk cord at neck. Very rich colors, such as mahogany, royal blue,
reseda, hello. Third Floor.
Colored Wash Dresses for
Little Girls
In Many New and Ex- Vvs.—
ceptionally Clever Styles
AT 92.50 la an unusually pretty assortment of \Xj&
little dresses of fine ginghams tn pink or \
bhie stripes. These fasten at the aide. The
collsrs. cuffs and wide belt are of plain color, with jT%
tailored banda of whHe.
AT 954.50 nre little dresses In Russian style
made of chambray. In dsrk Copenhagen, embroidered iil
111 large dots of red and white
AT 91.50 are dresses of fine chambray In me- F,Tj>;js2»
dlum blue trimmed with embroidery. The silk cord
and tassel at neck Is In the Roman atrip* effect
The dress has a low, broad belt. N/jtAft
New Rompers and Cree|>ere In fine white madras jmrHKaW
and crepe, finished at the neck with a tiny edge— /jW
some have fine smocking in blue and pink. The
price is 91.75 and 92.00. Third Floor.
Seasonable Weights in Knit Underwear
for Women and Children, at 50c
FIJCBCED LINED fine ribbed Yeats and Pant* made of a high
grade of combed cotton. Especially attractive at 50f.
WOMEN'S UNION SUITB AT WOMEN'S SILK AND WOOL
•1.00 UNION SUITS AT $4.50
Of the iinie general quality .
and description an the Vesta and " ol * e nift de with the new
Tant. mentioned above. ™ 8h °P nprk an , d , a^ e of p| -
bow sleeve, ankle length style.
MERINO UNION SUITS H2.00
These are In women's sl*es BOYS' AND GIRLS' MERINO
and are woven of such excellent ! cn.-» ....
materials and In such perfect UNION SUITB *1-«0
flttlnK styles as to be universal- Theae part-wool I'nlon Suits
Iy favored. This particular as- are In white and gray, and are
sortment la about half wool. I to be had In all sizes.
Boya' and Qlrla' V#ata and Pants. Theae are fleece lined, and
according to their sliea are priced at !45c, SOC. 35<*
First Floor
PearUHeaded Lace
and Collar Pins
Needle points; tiny heads In
white, pink, or blue; the dozen
5 <.
"Cllngerbelt" shirtwaist belt —
a simple and effective device to
keep waists In plnce. IVC.
Pearl Head Hat Plna with
small pear-shaped tops; short
stems. The pair 15tf.
Amber celluloid shye horns,
for slippers; each Jsf.
Nursery Pins, Silver Cradle
brand; extra thin model, superior
Kngllsh finish. The dozen 25f.
Tilde's Ventilated Dress
Shields and corset protectors;
three sizes—75<*. HXf and (j|.
Little Princess Armlets and
Socklets; frilled ribbon bows.
Pair 15C.
First Floor. ,
Woolen
•
Dresses for
Girls
From 6 to 14
Years
EXCKM*KNT for achool wear in
thla one-piece dr«aa of navy
blue a*rne with pin atrlpe. It
ha* low neck, abort alenvea, pleated
aklrt, and faali-na down the aide.
Red aerge la iiaf'd ax trim mini;.
Slzea fi, H and 10 yeara.
A one-piece dreaa of navy blue
Mrge with aallor collar and loni?
aleevea baa a plain aklrt, panel
front and back. The collar and
cuffa are trimmed with Copen blue.
Slzea ft, 10, 12 and 14 yeara. Price
$8.95.
Other dreaaea In wool, allk and
velvet. Priced at from *<5.75 to
50. Second Floor.
Toilet Requisites
Palmollve Face Cream, 60c
jar for 2Ht.
Febeco Tooth Paste, jfflf,
Creme Elcaya, a fragrant
non-creasy cream; 50c size
3»f.
Violet's Ambre Royal Face
Powder, all shades; bo*
#1.75.
Violet's Ambre Royal Cream
—the jar $ 1 .tM>.
Hanson .lenks Ilys Toilet
Water. *1.25.
Plnaud's l.llns de France
Vegetal. 5U«\
Societe Hyglenlqu* Soap,
unscented; 26c cake, Itt*.
Madam# lse Hell's Lilac
Hand Whltener, ao<\
Richard Hudnut's Yanky
Clover Toilet Water, 75^.
First Floor.