The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1908, Page 7

been rty nom ee ; 3 et toe E him. § @ infide! ed we Out Mttere a0 youre | ym whe | that Tam writ now what bis re | rome. Fequire tt to be UL DENTISTS Fug ity of noma iinet =a} era nee || Particular Abraham il lain Nitarian. | to him be-| and broth D PIKE gt batrance I} | Wade of the whose Ife | One Roof— Everything to Purnish the Home Complete | Special Furniture Values The active business enjoyed by the Furniture Sec- tion bears strong testimony to the merit of the goods and fairness of the prices, The following are special values, hin TURKISH LEATHER ROCKER, SPE CIAL Over - stuffed Turkish Rocker, covered with gen $29,85— aine leather. Tuft- ed back and arms, plain - upholster ed seat; frame * hes re : =) LALIT rests on Harring- Kar- ton spring. FN OAK PARLOR STAND, SPECIAL pen make. Strong $3.45 ly construct- ed of oak, largely quarter sawed. Beveled edge; 24 inch square top; shaped rail Shelf adds much to appearance and French legs and strength of Stand. MISSION ROCKER, SPECIAL $7.65—Quar ter-sawed oak, fidtished fumed. Mission design, with wide arms and high back; Spanish morocco leath seat covered with er. Arm Chair to match at same special price. ROTARY OFFICE CHAIR, SPECIAL, $7.50 High - grade, quarter- sawed oak, finished waxed golden, Slat back and saddle-shaped wood seat. Fitted with adjustable serew and spring. Arm Chair to match, special, Extensive Exhibit of New Coatings and Dress Fabrics A representative showing of this season's most distinctive Coat and Dress Fabrics. Ottoman Corded Silk, Peau de Soie, Peau de Cygne, Satin Duchesse, Taffeta, Directoire Satin and Broadeloths are shown in many plain and novelty weaves and effective new shades. Coating Silks Ottoman Corded S{lk—A most stylith and dependable Fabric with either fine or medium wide corded stripe effect. Width, 36 Inches black. Price $3.00 yard. Peau de Sole—Excellent quality all-stik material, Width, 36 inches. Price $1.90 yard. Peau de Cygne—All-ailk Fabric, in medium weight inches; black. Price $1.50 yard. Satin Duchesse—Rich and lustrous width, 36 inches. Price $1.50 yard. black. Width, 36 Taek ; all-silk material. Taffeta—Exceptionally good quality, medium heavy black Taffeta. Width, 36 inches; price $1.50 yard. Dress Fabrics Pe ae ie FREDERICK & NELSON, Ino, Store Closes Dally at 6180, | Imported African Ostrich Plumes Moderately Priced In the Milllnery Section generous representation Nhe ig*now being given Imported African Ostrich Plumes. Owing to the favorable conditions of pur chase, the prices are remarkably k 13-Inch Plumes, $3.75. | 20-Inch Plumes, $10.00. US-Inch Plume 00, | 22-Inch Plumes, $13.50 : 24-Inch Plumes, $18.50. 17%Inch Plumes, $7.50. | ae ch Plumes, $7.50. | wittow Ptiames, $10.00 19-Inch Plumes, $8.75 and $15.00 Thosd Plume® have the long, fink {Muments technically known as flues, and wide fiber, All are feathera of male birds, and have Whavy Frenette curled head Ina n bla and white, ame thyst, brown, taupe, mulberry, cananh blue, gray and others of the season's popular colors, are to be noted: Tailored Suits, $29.50, $35 and $49.50 These Tailored Garments are mostly plain, yet not extremely so; they have the long, graceful lines so typical of this season's styles, and The cheviots and invisible striped suitings. are beautifully tailored materials are serges, — $29.50, $35.00 and $49.50, | | : Suits of fine quality serge, cheviot and invisible striped suit. ings—dark green, navy and ! ath mi-fitted coats; single and double breasted effects. Piatn tailored, with ovat cotlars and ned throughout with § r atin Full-gored flare sh finished with bias fold, Price $25.00 An attractive line of Suits, incleding cheviot serges and mixtures—oav black and wh, Sem/i-fitting, some strict ly platn-tailored, ot with trimmings of satin and buttons, with ptipings and large pockets. Price $29.50, Sults of fine quailty novelty cheviot, navy bine, brown, black and wistaria. Lor mi-fitted, ted *, with satin. Finished irts, with Price $49.60 slashed sides; large revers with pipings of black eatin pandl front; plpings of satin, and buttons ‘Tailored Taffeta Petticoats | Special Values, $5 and $3.95 | The strength of the lines of Taffeta Petticoats at} $5.00 and $3.95 is fully established, and a very attrac tive assortment is now being shown, as is witnessed by the following descriptive matter Tallored Taffeta Petticoats with, wide founce of iniaid } ruffles, finished with narrow tucks and bias tallorstitohed bands, in shades of brown, green, bIdb, red, taupe, purple and Yancy stripes and plaids. Price $6.00 Fall ounce, with Taffeta Petticoats in assorted colors. rows of chirring and narrow stitehed banda. eee November Sale of: China and Plain Glassware be 5 BEAUTIFUL CHINA, SPECIAL $1.50 Included in this assortment are twenty-five different articles—Fan Rich colorings, with heavy gold treatment. y Plates, Fruit Dishes, Trays, Cups and Saucers, Bon Bons, Cake Plates, Compotes, Decorated Head Plates and Vases—some suitable for practical use, others for ornamental purposes, The above illus- tration shows some of the pieces. Art China Vases, Special 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00—Many attractive shapes and styles Imported Crystal and Gold Decorated Glass- | ware—An attractive line of this Wate specially priced as follows Assyrian-Bronze Figures, Special $5.00, $7.00, $3.76 and $4.60. $9.50 and $15.00. A pleasing variety of subjects Fruit Bowls, $2.25 Sugars and Creamers, $2.00 and $2.25 patr. ON Croets, $2.90 and §2.50 each Nappies, 75¢ and $1.60 each, Vases, $1.50 and $2.00 each. Other Novelties in Bon Bons, Bowls, Candie atioks, Celery " Jugs and Plates are also In- cluded | Imported German Steins, Special 35c Ka— Metalcoveréd, fancy Germap Stetns, eight inches high. Over thirty other styles and sizes special ly priced at abe, 500, 650, 90c, $1.25, $1.60, $2.00 | and 92.50 Thin-blown Table Tumblers, set of six, Special Finoly engraved Italia Marble Busts Speotally Priced—Chotco Figures specially Vienna Hand-Painted China Specially Priced —An attractive line of pleasing floral decorations. Specially priced Plate’ at 850, $1.25, $1.45 and $1.76; Nut Bowls, $3.15 $2.50 and $3.25. Comp Salad Dishes, $1.95 to $ and Creamers, patr, $1.95 to $5 Sugars Cups and Saucers, $1.45, $1.96 and upward Triplicate Mirrors In Mission Frames, Special $7.50, $9.50, $10.50 and $11.00—Beveled plate mirrors. vrench tnaw gold be | castons 100-Pe ibe Figures and Pedestals, collection of Busts ar priced at $6.50, $1 Hand-carved Myrtle Wood N ® consist Wall Paper Co. Arcade Annex, Federal Paint & 10t4 Wiest Ave ries fine for chickens and ber COLLARS lc, 2c, 3c do) SHUTS, National Land Inv, Co, Ino. O17 Piret av. . COHL, Tailor 508 Third Ave. —— | | OUrrS, 100, @o° ° | Apparel for Women, Misses and Children a Special Furniture Values | sortments of dependable Furniture at eee | The farge ¢ eminently fair prices are given added intérest by spe cial values, among which are those below: MAPLE DRESS- ER, SPECIAL $16.75 White maple, with bird's-eye front and top. Swell front drawer paneled sides; large bev eled French plate mir ror, 22x28 inches. Four drawers, trimmed with bras pulls. Case meas ures 40 inches in width. THREE- PANE & SCREEN, STP ECEA Lt &5c—Frame of oak, finished golden, filled with silkoline in various colors and designs Side panels 56 | inches high; center panel, 60 inches. IRON BED, SPE- CIAL $2.60—Good de- sign, strong and service- able. Head 54 high, foot 46 White and green enam- el. inches inches. Full size. IRON BED, CIAL sign, in white, blue or three- SPE- $2.95-—Good de- enamel; 49 inches high, foot 40 inches. Ornamental cast- ings connect posts with top bar. Angle-iron rails in both head and foot. GOLD BRONZE IRON BED, SPECIAL $7.50—New design with heavy continuous posts and top bars. Head and foot fitted with seven straight fillers. Head 55 inches high, foot 39 inches; full-size, GOLD BRONZE IRON BED, SPECIAL $5.15—Five straight fillers in both head and foot, connected to bars by ornamental castings. Very pleasing design, in full-size. Head 62 inches high, foot 46 inches. IRON BED, SPECIAL $1.95—Head 48 inches, foot 43 inches high; 7%-inch posts. White, green or blue; full-size. IRON BED, SPECIAL $8.50—Heavy, plain Bed of pleas- ing pattern, Continuous 15-16-inch pillars. Head 62 inches j high, foot 47 inches. Finished in white enamel, with seven \%4-inch filling rods in each end. Ornamental chills connect these to top and bottom rods. Full-size. Oe ee eee Full five-frame Body Brus- * $31.60, 996.00 and 960.00-—mo two py ing of Trays, Bowls, Collar and Glove Hoxes and Car etin pe Es a. ¢ Marble Pedestals, special, oach $: Candlesticks, Decidedly new and very attractive ‘ 4 Directotre” Satin—Decidedly popular, allaitk Fabrice; width, 36 Oat ROOTS 5 BARR SE IR be “— pala acpeting, ERT inches. Besides black and the favored colors of ivory, pink, light blue, — A é | apricot aud maize, new shades of the darker tones, such as taupe, ‘hie attraction gerteton, out. | IW peacock, raspberry, bois de rose, pastel blue and French navy, are rep ted in wide assortme We are distributers of the genuine { patter ns h ave suitable border oad 1 25 ¢"—leok fo no stamped-on solvage. Price $2.00 yard £ col to match; one pattern can be | a Yard—Made, wdelotha—De qualities and a good range of colori | Lined and Laid Several exceptional values are attractively priced at $1.26, $2.00, INCORPORATED matched with stair runner, . und $3.26 a yard AF NITIES SHOOT FAREWRLE FOR MISSIONA a! . P. Baste w ¢ night . HUSBAND DOWN vee 3 INE , At rm THEODORE F SVE UT, _— —— ; : 4 Mr, J. Martin, Dayton, Onld (By United Press.) ory! ; wast st, LOUIS, II, Nov. 9—| Te a —_——— S ont moe BUILD LONG VIADUCT, rw Widows, whore husban ni r ; se ( By United Press.) ave oney tod t I Avoid Pain ' IN 0 es ’ at: | Bt to ail ape te rough y Wr Chere wore her Yows | wh thie work ° | we a welt AO | § Rif 3 ; oe ——S————' F se “AGARDEN TRACTS i ‘i F theta mata ae ry Ghinpany, §) 4) 24encre tracts, $100 an neem 1 i ty 4 damaged ettent 4 acrag easy term: close to with all work : ~ rule cee ri 1021 THIRD AV, COR, SPRING pis Bee Ale gg Bl yay ME. y ' p : T. P. FAY © ' Over Guy's Mehihorn Bidg. 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