The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1908, Page 7

‘A WREATH FOR FRANK M’DERMOTT EKER EE SEEK ESE human macistrom which | —————— ix days every Week | of the Bon Marche, | sauve and m, | t, predic ot which: operates this titution, Hour! directs and | ed woman | that nothing } flutterfug cash ed clerk have | din a few brief din of a thousand er skelter marches femininity A : MeDermott o pte the largest de | ie we the city, a poal- > bard tol! from his eme.the present. Born | imaford, Mass., fred in the small | old, when he where he attend: | displayed early ambitton and “In the bitter cold » 4 even FRANK M'DERMOTT, has no peer, and of the “Seattle Spirit,” none has a greater share . Ne he. » ‘the woolen . and} Im every civic movement he is in a firet Monge A the | the forerank, despite bis many and Secing no fu- | exacting duties. Mr. McDermott ts always affable and of easy access and charitable. He is married, and ves with his family on Highland }drtve, While still a young man, his pleasing pier jevotl ww | duty and his undoubted commercta! rae Dee las eave calees Site te a penton a merchant of great (mportance fn Seattle, His was success | success he attributes to his early | }training and appreciation of the’ if there is any one thing of which he ts proud, it fs that he |has risen every step in his success ful fe solely by own efforts ability. has lifted the character of “Sis Hop- | kine” to the topmost pinnacle of artistic triumph and her success last taker, i# & finished acto centric dances ara some of seen here for a long time Mingey, who appeared with the star leat season, is an improved Ridy Haines and Ma and Pa Hopkina, co hardiy be excelled satiafied | MP. Maxwell's work tm the third act even to bet- | Wa# & fine bit of dramatic art and he in “The | *@fhed deserved applause a simple wttte} The Seattle. ition of | “We Are King.” a romantic com. . \edy of the ewash-buckting type and featorang fe. plot much of Anthony Masquerad. soner of Zenda,” te on me with an old| the bonrds at the Seattle this week. the action While out of the ordinary run of productions at this theatre, it never te the | theless proved pleasing to two big q Pigman's| sudiences yesterday and showld be son as! the means of packing the house all ; Bver- | week. ‘The play was originally writ nettings of ten for ker Whitesides, now . . starring tn “The Magic Me fact, it te said that Mr. Whitesides, ander a nom-de-plume, wrote the Rowe Mol. |Pi8y himecif. The part formerty om rural | Played by Mr. Whitesides is now | to never | 1" the hands of Edmund Carroll, for- | ‘thir, | Merly Mr. Whitesides’ chief support ao He hae @ dual role, much ke that wepert Rasyndy? and his cousin tzau. The cast! a the play is wel ; uppert of Mr. Car- Fell, as a whole, is good. Leia Theatre. There are many things to be con- sidered when me «@ firet- produ « The work and study vugh spots to be it must be taken And with this in mind, | it wan reaily wonderful to watch the tion of “In the Painee of the at the Lote theatre at two ante for a i “played the | E WORK out the horne- i situations Bow in its tenth unos keenly appreciated adequate acting and applauded th elaborate settings and comtuming. | As Delores, Miss May rose to the| part made struck the Dewlan appeared as Don John, lof Gold Dust Wash- part with imitations, Dowlan, how- | & pail of water, “ver, got out of the hayact S with sponge vrei, Ther thoroughly 1» good and the romantic the fresh afr |PTOv® * winner all week furni- Third Avenue. same way. | Good, bat, was served at the Third Ave nue theatre yesterday in the shape of "The Texas Ranger” to two pack ed houses, ‘The play revolves about the bringing up of a white girl in ndian camp, The girl tw led to that she {# an Indian, the| she is an he eral sprinkling of bor and some gun play. | hunder which greeted the the Third Ave mg patronage n maid gives An Space we 10 diseuss the Matters ab {0 general and talks will be in painstaking | old melodrama, hot off the |i indi 0 rythi 91 Furnigh the Home Complete. Bi sl FREDERICK & NEDSON, Ine, Wtere Closes Dally at 0160, J OhHd Good Furniture in Keeping With the — at Notably-Low Prices The superiority of this store’s lines of Furniture to the satisfaction of thousands of pleased customers. Buffet, Quartered Special, $24,75— Oak Buffet of pleasing design, finished golden Early English. Long roll-front linen drawer and three drawers for silver; storage compart- ments on cither side are roomy and convenient. Trim- med with dull brass hard- ware. Case measures 45 inches wide and 59 inches high; beveled French plate mirror 12x38 inches, with wide shelf above. Oak Buffet, sawed, finished or smaller shaped - front age compartment w two doors; brass pu French shaped legs w carved feet. Two bev ed plate mirrors, 9x42 inches, and one below shelf, Wood Seat Din- ing Chair, Special Value at $2.75— Strongly construct- Chair, with saddle-shaped ed Dining seat of oak; finished golden or weathered Quartered oak ve- neer top and panel. Shaped front legs and square ginder- stock, Arm Chair to match; special value at $5.50. In this clearance of odd Rugs, despite the lowness of & ¥ the prices, exceptionally high-grade Rugs are included— Body Brussels, Seamless Velvets, Seamless Wilton Vel vets, Wiltons, and Karabans. The Body Brussels Rugs command admiration on account of fine quality and re- finement of pattern. Oriental effects especially adapted to use in living rooms and parlors, ax well as dining rooms, are also included. Two 9x15 Body Brussels, special $28.00. Two 10-6x13-6 Body Brussels, special $32.00. Two 10-6x15 Body Brus- sels, special $35.00. Two 11-3x15 Body Brus- sels, special $36.00 Two 9x12 Seamless Vel- vet, special $16.75. Two 9x12 Seamless Wil- ton Velvet, special $21.95 Two 9x12 Wilton, spe- cial $29.50. One 10-6x12 Wilton, spe- cial $36.00. Four 9x15 Wilton, spe- cia] $36.00, One 11-315 Wilton, spe- cial $46.00. One 9x12 Karaban, spe- cial $36.50. For the Thanksgiving Day Table Just a few of the hundreds of items for ‘Thanksgiving shown in the China and Glassware Section i Basement salesroom Silver-Plated Fern | Quarduple-Silver- Dishes, $2.50 — New | Plated Baking Dishes, design, as shown in | $5.00 — Pretty vintage illustration; removable | design Removable inner lining. | inner baking pan 1835 R,. Wallace Knives or Forks, Set, $2.50 Six Dinner Knives or Forks of 12dwt. silver in handsome floral design. 50-Piece Dinner Set, Special $31.85—This blue-and gold border design comes in open stock. It is of exceptional beauty, having pleasing border in dark blue and gold; simple in ¢ ine and effective , The ware is a light-weight china, h keeping with in appear high-grac in thorot vailing Pane ‘ Special | $33.75—Largely quarter Barly English or golden. Three | drawers, one lined for silver; stor- each | one above | | following timely speei McDougall Cabinet, $22.50—In hand-rut satin walnut finish. ( } Measures 27x44 inc brass trimmings in | reddish copper finish. ith Ils. ith el- | cup proof drawers. Base h roomy cupboard, cut and linen drawer, glic moulding board. = Kitchen pecial Value at Is equipped with two handy | ards and three dust flour-bin and non-warping | The two prices at which these damaged [~ Beckwith Round Oak Heating Stoves will be mus Closed out are: al values are announce Hastings Pedestal »bed “ase hes; | dull | ter-sawed top and ra Top | pedestal base, fitted asa lery | ling ous Tyden lock, feet when open. special, $21.75. Slightly Damaged Beckwith Round Oak Heating Stoves Underpriced In the several carloads of Beckwith Round Oak Heating Stoves received for the present season’s selling, quitea number in two popular sizes were slightly darnaged in transit. This damage consists of nicking, denting and rusting, which in no way interferes with the actual service the stoves will give, but is sufficient to make us feel unwarranted in selling these Stoves at the regular prices. Cluny, Novelty Net and Madras Curtains This attractive ‘showing « of Curtains includes a pleasing design in Cluny, ejther white or ecru, with two-inch inser- tion and edging; length, 244 elty Net, green and red braid yards, Two styles in Madras and inviting designs; length, yards. Four patterns in Nov- appliqued designs ; length 2% Curtains in excellent colorings 3 yards. These colored Cur- taing are especially appropriate for dining rooms, dens and libraries All priced at $5.00 a pair Thanksgiving Goods Specially Priced The Housefurnishings Section, Basement Salesroom, offers seasonable household utensils at special prices. All are of the invariable high star Nickel - Plated Chafing Dishes, Special $3.75—-Three- | pint capacity, heavily nickel- | P' plated and double tin-lined. Ebonized handle and knob; fitted with high-grade asbes tos lamp Chafing Dish Forks, Spe- cial 75¢—Solid nickel, highly polished handle Ebonized wood - Nickel - Plated Serving Dishes, Special $2.50—Cop nickel-plated ; eavily finished inside. Remov 1in baking dish l-plated Serving at 0 and $3.75 ndard maintained by this store. Nickel - Plated Chafing Dishes, Special $5.00—Three, int capacity. Copper, heav- | ily nickel-plated. Ebonized side handles on water pan and food pan; improved as- | bestos lamp. Other nickel- plated Chafing Dishes spe- cially priced at $7.00, $7.50 and $7.75. Chafing Dish Spoons, Spe- | cial 75c—Solid nickel, highly polished, Ebonized wood han- dle, Extra Quality Carving Sets, Special $2.75.—Made by Landers, Frary & Clark Set consists of knife, fork and steel. Handles are of sta with plated blade | extra quality Other steel Carving Sets spec | at $3.50, $4.00, and $6.50. ially priced $4.75, $5.25 Frederick & Nelson Incorporated ble, Special $19.75—High - grade ; golden oak Dining Table, with quar- inch round top and seven-inch round Extends to six Eight-foot size, $19.85 at the prices asked is not merely a belief with us, but has been demonstrated Dining Room Furniture is very strongly represented at present, and the d: Extension Ta-. Oak Pedestal Extension Ta- ble, Special $12.95—A ttractively de- M Whcty-ton signed; finished golden. Round top 45 inches in diameter, fitted with with the fam- good substantial lock, and extends to six feet when open. Shaped legs bolted to 7-inch-square pedestal. Leather Seat Dining Chair, Special Value at $500—Mission style, of choice onk stock, fin- ished golden or weath- ered. Square front posts and understock; two cross panels in back, between which there is « plain design in Mission effect. Seat upholstered with genu ine leather. Arm Chair to match, special value at $8.50. Values in Irish Damask Table Linens Beautiful Linens that will furnish an appropriate back- aeemg for the other Thanksgiving table appointments. The ‘able Cloths are in several sizes, with dinner Napkins to match in most instances. The linen is heavy and handsome, and the designe are rich. Special Value, $1.00 Yd.—Heavy-weight, 72-inch, Bleach- ed Irish Damask. Ten attractive patterns. Special Value, $1.30 Yd.—Fine and heavy weight, 70-inch Bleached Scotch Double Damask. Eight excellent patterns, Special Value, $3.35 Doz.—Bleached Napkins, 24x24, to match the 72-inch Damask. Special Value, $3.75 Doz.—Bleached Napkins, 24x24, to match the 70-inch Damask. Bleached Irish Damask Pattern Cloths, including a wide range of designs, in three different sizes, are specially priced as follows: 66x66, special $1.45 each; 66x84, special $1.85 each; 66x 106, special 15 each. Splendid values in Irish Hand-Embroidered Linen Cloths in three sizes, specially priced as follows: 24x24, round scalloped edges, special 95¢ each; 32x32, square hemstitched edges, special $1.25 each; 18x54 scarfs, hemstitched edges, special $1.15, Special prices also prevail on Lace-Edged Cloths. annem bone peev all on Lace-Edged Cloths Royal voiong Cover- Granite ed Roasters, Spe- Colanders, pc 35c—Smooth _ Sheet steel inden- Special @c— tion in top causes Genuine condensed steam Royal Gran- to drip on meat, ite Steelware. making this Ro Diameter er self - basting. i L inal 11% inches, Size 11x16% inch- National Improved Roasters Specially Priced Genui Royal Granite Stee seamless and easily kept clean, Fitted with granited drip rack. Size N 1, 95c¢; No. 2, No. 3, $1.85, ===) : SRI French Cooks’ \D Knives, Special | 20c — Six-inch, hand -forged blade Common Drip- | ping Pans, Spe- | cial 10e—Smooth steel 11x16 Pans, Special Se Each — § loaf size; ned Japanned Bread Box- es, Special 45c¢—Oak Japanned finish ; length, 11 inches. Imported ] Covered Cook | ing Kettles, Special 35e— size, inch Never - Burn” Dripping Pans, Special 40e—Cop pered wire 1 t. size ed lich 1 prevent burning on the b und simple, str z k thet & « SPOS CHOSESOOCS n f the r in ¢ ne th ty. Miss | in Y planation “a gremreners: resin : Jan xiven in r sahlor gt y « P i ts at the new / fic Ww a re » 804 the relation “nid : 4 3 j W ngton i urried off the ntinents acknowledge the trio| Washingt Lee n pres ’ the bani to the com k who 3 $ ¢ “i Mi me , ne . oe oe oS ee Symphony Concert ag ks dow nt ad, in ° vtiner, Mr r ) net? ,Symphe ‘ Tow wink ty the t . o tt po tw woe uttle Symphony Orchestra! ‘Tt id tl 1 | nd them tn , : oeer Se 1 off first Sun- |daughter of Dr. A. I . e 804 instructive a SeSeSeSeSeGeseSeseoeses ne e.” An . rhore thse - - o ; . ine A Jay Clroum! | ul Dinner for Bridal Party Goeorati . hy tation of Miss ty 1 - / « Anna Furth Te ave a "1 ano ast 4 rising r ' \ ng 15 per Ph en sth tre fe ope 4 ga Mrs. Miller Entertains. ae Sharan © wr lis 1 to Mt house bu at th " eee ct the btruve peeidence # : , Has yo OY alae Wie tthe tana { playing and ‘art ling worth and i 7 ‘ of Miss Ethel Willie and ‘ t t n ‘ tation the ol fe A. & q . i {. Henry at a bridg BM Artist Guests. |more than pleased y t a Union were at pe M May M M Anne | gram r » Pare > 1, who wil Hanson- Severance. Alina | % lat the un rt on . Mt { I riday evening, are Kuests at the| » Mt Carl Ered Hanson and M ~ Shared Van & Trust KH, B. Burwell ay Wm. shettield, | Mise Muy Mule ne of Mr, and Mra Ri, Walker | Zivot May Severance we ; 3 7 fra. J. POT Mrs, Ernest Hu ht 4 1 Ruth 4 hram Mi. Oar lin OAK SOLES ong Genet i dain Millon Hil, ktlee Ltle hoe m1 Bere een BROKERS TALKING MACHINGS! Choral Concert : n | nd Miss, Mabel Chil- | weed tr Plvate Loared Wire to All Ix ane RECORDS .3:). i v8 ae Wikien rk - anges manies y . and Chérry seggatountry Schoo! Party. 4 $3 So Gihos & to H Jou WALLING Co.| ; New Washi hit nity ch lrer a a Maran 627 Wiest Av 5558 sivSECOND AVE, seaTriF || V ul At a J ied 2 @