The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1909, Page 7

THE STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1909, © ag be graduated from Vanderbilt law school, in 18%, It wes not until two years afterward, | front tucked and tailor-stitehed; trimmed with small buttons, of self-material, $5.00. \m | Under One ReoteHverrtbing to FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. wive Lines of Dependable L__Seeeen the Heme Samprete. Store Closes Daily at 5130, Dry Goods i HTERS OF G A | apbhoischhhatals é DAUG i. . a ® Appropriate gowns for every #iit | Entrance on Either ’ Entrance on Either =| * eo ye “4 " i “ “her! " ® wemen, shoutd strive for and + || Madison or Spring Street, | Madison or Spring Street, | iy * these whould be as good as the # i} as Well as Through the as Well as Through the | ‘ —. | * means will allow, i * , 3 : |“Gommander, Mre Alboria L. Tice;|® very woman should con Ai Store From Second Avenue. Store From Second Avenue. l paTrioric WOMEN FORM | senior vioe commander, Helle De|® sider ber needs and surround *® i} FIRST LODGE OF ITS KIND Long; Junior vioe commander, Goldy) * tnge when replenishing her ® i IN THIS STATE j Hates; quartermaster, Carrie Ber ® wardrobe If ahe lives in one ® . | intense Sats Se've,”” "$i Women’s and Misses’ Lon | Hosiery and Knit Underwear ‘Seconds’ | auditor, Catherine Till; offleer of ® Barments as possible * Tho firs ghtera of the gu Ada WT rj) wen 1) * Hf there Is a lack of clonet | e $ an ISS€s 4 y } ARI was organ: | Allee § trustees, Minnie Kigell,| * room, #he has to reduce her ® The weights ¢ *s of the lise . te. A Bie te ne vecitenek cal @harel eay Bower adiutanti’® Wardvobete tte loweat limes C t 5 00 : The weights and styles of the merchandise included in A, L. Tice, 1528 Thirteenth av.| Kate B, Cranney; assistant adju:/® Should she have @ whole #/ 0a $ a . - this offering are suitable for immediate wear, and the im- ff Only daughters «rand:|tant, Ina Duxbury; assistant quar) * house at her disposal, aho ta @| : | tors of members of the G, A./termaster, Rena Keifer; officer of| ® not wine to have war #| \ 4 . ; ; perfections are in most cases $0 slight as to be hardly appre- ff Gare elisidie. Tho following offt-| the day, Maud Keeney; color bear |® monte than she really needs, #} omen’s and Misses’ Bong Coats, new shipment, sla files | care Were vlocted lors, the Misses Peterson fy ax ey require mucd time and # it including novelty tweeds, plajn and striped coverts, chev som. ention to keep them in ® . ; — wtatrasemsnnenmerammenenampayg |X Ore There is no need of wf lots in gray and reseda, andy black broadcloth Made Hosi at 17c Pai Knit Und 15c. E T SLATS TNT aI | party gowns when one has no # |] Empire style, and in sQmig and tight-fitting effects. osiery a c alr, nit nderwear at ’ , % social position, vo use for wl ba B 8 . UNKN WN WIVES OF * house gowns when one ts om w/f} SOME are strictly tailorerk with coat gollar, others ‘are 19¢ and 29c. Bee aE : Este ave ed house in tho #1] trimmed with stitched straps and buttons, $5.00. 2 f it Mane Caine ae vical : | Women's Fancy Lisle Hosiery, | fine-ribbed, with extra wide knee; WELL KNOWN MEN |® place always beapeaks the # Long Coats of good quality black broadcloth, good quality, in lace boot effect | 1% : ete cial ed neti My eg Syemea woman—and in #|i} tight-fitting effect, and lined to waist with satin. Have and in the season's gg color omen's Swiss-Ribbed White ELI DESRnEEEEnmee: Us iets he selection of a gown It ia # iH], ‘ : vs, including old-rose, lavénder, | Cotton \ light-weight, w: w rong = # Well to choose the wort that te aff coat collar and revers, and are trimmed with tailor-stitch ings, including old-rose, lavender, thn ht-weight, with Pare, Jos. W. Folk, wife of the for. ss ae apricot, cadet blue, pink, sky and | high crochet neck and long ® most Appropriate and will «|i ed straps and buttons. $5.00, 5 7 | er gorernor of Missouri, went to * meet the demands of your #|ff be several shades of red. Pair, 17c. | sleeves; 1% | gehool “i oe mpage _ everyday routine x | Long Coats of novelty tweeds, in gray and brown. Women's White Lisle Vests, | ¢ Me aoe A sg a — ‘Tyan, When she was a ie , 2 4 . es f . H otton Pants, fine-ribbed; f glk They have deen pals ever eee re eee ee eee Back Inade Empire style, co and cuffs trimmed with mercerized finish, iy neck and Women’s White Lisle Union pol } *4tin and buttons to match. $5.00, papa ete — dainty fo | Suits, low neck and sleeveless t to St. Louis as soon Wh i Wi . . ' ere Ow BHOwles! | style, mercerized taped, tri Folk went to | » om EN Long Coats of tan covert, semi fitted, back and straps; 15¢ with nial sadaiae sad ipo e Women's Fancy Whité Lisle | wide lacetrimmed umbrella Umbrella Drawers, lace-trimmed, ' knee ; 29¢ | ~-Hasement Salearoom. eDoing when young Folk had built up Se eee Aa CRONE AEM: ees, elke a: bar . . iitindnninndicneniaiale gomething of & practice did Ger} e ~ | trade Glase—that was ber name— ‘The countess of Warwick ts an S Sh f § Iks d D G d W: H Dr d S Garorth and Become Mrs Fulk. | eathuaaatic outdoor arden she trong owing OF ol an ress Goods rappers, Mouse Vresses and jacques Mra. Folk ts of a modest an is the founder of the now famous a ak. mime, Net, the, Donnssoes Sate, Horticultural College in|! SILKS— rough silks, shown in pink, light a $1.0%\—House Wrappers Bimost uncanny 00% ee “> RA “fe eee All-Silk Black Taffeta, good | blue, Copenhagen, navy, brown, ; of gray, dark red or black nows politics a partne: p al a . : Polk has been known to telephone | ‘at midnight for her opinion on women lawyers, waa disrupted the} other day because the two first |} Imported that, before be would give a named are ardent suffragista and |p P . : answer ob propositions the last Is an antisuffragiat natural shade only; 48e yard to him at Jefferson City 8. JOS. W, FOLK | Sg Louisine and soft-finished Taf- | | ' ! i Ks i Forest, greatgranddaughter of feta, in hairline « %e s os. | BOUILLON iS STILL ON Huan Cady ‘Stauton and wef cot 18 Han ota i ‘ripes, | DRESS GOODS— of Dr, Lee 8. de Forest, inventor|# in such desirable shades as tan, Tanc ine i of wireless telephony, ia widely i i i : | Fancy Challis, 29 inches wide, Known as & successful hydraulic ||] brown, navy, Copenhagen, sap-| in Dresden stripes, small figures engineer, shi ys Sarin pela é & 1 te H phire, wistaria, amethyst, old- and novelty checks: 27c yard — “ ee English women have formed “the lll rose, garnet, reseda, pink and ¥ ; ave “te First Ald Yeomanry Corps,” an en i wi } ' spend vimply with the HAFP OF! iisted troop of nurses, pledaed to|f Bray; 48e yard, f an ordinary momber of the board of] undergo as much danger an the jolashed with Chatrinan Thomson and . \ < Mra. Mary Nevins Bull, widow of |] khaki, smoke, Paon blue, old Dr. Win. T. Ball, has presented tol] | : : il rose, brown and wistaria; also | The city enginesr’s department in| tO the academy tn his son's name, Novelty Wash Silk; corded _ ar gg in combinations and satin-stripe effects, in gray, | ° black, blue and white, black, tan, old-rose, lavender, :.reseda, cardinal and white, and black, Tokio Natural Pongee, a supe- Panama Suiting, 43 inches rior fabric which compares favor- wide, in attractive broken checks, ably in beauty and durability with | in such combinations as gray and | public works, A. ¥. Bouillon, super+| troops. Lady Ernestine Hunt te|ff All-Silk Satin Messaline, in a IN Loe extending the time for completing | the New York Academy of Medi H shown in black, white, ivory and garnet, light blue and pink: 50c | teen and white. Thirty-four the more ‘expensive pongees. black, gray and brown, gray and figures. Made long and full, Shantung Pongee, da and wistaria, as well as black deep ruffle at bottom, shirt- and white, Twenty-seven inches sleeves buttoned at wrist and turnover collar. wide, 69¢ yard, $1.25—Two Piece House Dresses of percale, in gray or black stripe on white ground. Waist made — shirt - waist style; skirt with deep, full ruffle at bottom. Satin-Stripe Challis, 29 inches wide, in several pretty floral, polka-dot and Oriental patterns; also stylish side-band effects and: 75e—Dressing Sacques of heavy lawn, with dainty de- sign, in black on white ground. Tucked across shoulder, fitted belt at waist with full peplum. Broad turnover collar is trimmed with ruffle of embroidery. 98e—Challis Sacques pat- . terned with white dots on : ground of dark red, Copen- hagen, tan or dark blue. Have broad tucks across shoulder, Dutch neck, fitted twenty popular shades, ineluding the other members over the question | solid colors, including black and cream; 35c yard. some way managed to overlap in & on ogy eal number of contracts in this district, WHAT DREAMS MEAN. Aland ai with the result that Hawley & Lane) Strange place—To dream you are|f ts og? pany Aine are How engaged In grading, the Se-! in 9 strange place denotes that you |] teously beg-| **t# Bieetric company Is attempting) wij recetye a legacy from an un be might not be arreat. |? MY tracks and a telephone COM-| known relative ‘L let the policemen an| Pay | trying to put in telephone!“ giik—To dream you see ailk, cap Tm not ft, Fm) wiee All at the same ume Al: aither in a plece or for sewing Se and it would Kill mo,|(eueh Olson & Co. had the prior! stenifies prosperity and success In Si better acon.” contract, it is claimed the others) undertakings. To dream you are Mappers beat Bim to the ground. and be) clothed in atk foretelis you will be- |] cannot get any nearer the street) come rich Jintendent of public utilities, today | leutenant of one company | HT the wooden planking in the Pine st.) cine a bronze bust of her husband. oa district, under comiract to O, B. Ol-| Which was Dr. Bull's last gift to}f] zs .t Pp - 2 ere ere lher before he died. She gives im cream; 5Oc yard. Novelty Serge checks, bright jon & Co. « 7 ) a g | yard. inches wide, 35c¢ yard. than the inside sidewalk line Milk—Te dream you drink milk Hf > ; ; j - He Wants to Know. denotes gli Kinds of happiness tollf T'wenty-four inches wide. ° 58c| Atlantic blue, tan and green, tan belt and puff sleeve. trimmed r ‘The city engineer recommended | the d . yard, ; and mustard, tan and cream. 65¢ with Persian bands, and cir- ] ay closing Iaw. He died | that Olson & Co. be ordered to stop) Lilies-—-To dream of lilies fore: yard cular peplum. ai the city jail this| work watil the others got out of the) telis Kood lwek. Inda, one of the very popular yar. Pa am enna cofiaamiaea’ Matnclenaie 1 \ lway, and that he then be given 30/ Wheat—To dream of wheat signi Hoghlund pre-| days in which to finish the contract, | fee that with care and industry came, An {n-/ Bouillon objected, and moved that| you will become rich developed that | the recommendation be sent back tol Voleano—To dream of a voleano & good family,| the city engineer for complete in-| signifies peace and happiness to once been a man of formation as to how and why the) the dreamer t ambitions contracts were so badly tangled up. Notions ‘Indestructible’ Pearl Jewelry “Indestructible” Imitation Peart Jno. J, Clark's Spool Cotton. is satisfying in appearance and N 1d second his motion, black or white, 200 yards; three aie . hstiae 1 Senile | however, an @ rmotion that the a The Time, the Place}l} {or io. Lechepe poke puedperodee: Led oS ee eS ona engineer be ©") and the Gas Range Clark's Sewing Silk, spool of in nowel alten: 3 Scores Youngs. Last Saturday the Naftzger Realty 100 yards, black or colors; Se Shirt Waist Sets, “Indestructi- 4 ble” Pearl, three studs and links; 50c, Link Buttons, “Indestructible” Mignonette Dress Shields, sizes Because the city fighting depart- Co, of Fremont, ran the following of | cient has erected wrerhead wires | ad on the classified page: two, three or four; pair, 10 i, dines of cians pirsengli Sorosis Horn Hair Pins, good permit, A. V, Bouillon, superintend-| Sail Nort il quality; dozen, 1c. ent of the tment of public utili i : “anyon departmen' Fee ee] “They wanted 4 ges renee. _ Wire Hair Rolls; light and san td’ Bapt. Youngs of the Nght and| And they got it quick. itary; 10¢. water department. The range was secured in @ Featherstitch Braid, for finish- J S Arrapplication came up before the | foundabout way, too, ing seams, in a variety of pat- F ¥ Medium-Size Shapes, in rough braid beard for the erection of wires in a| A woman living at Green Lake, tena! plece. 10c veloped | While reading The Star, apied Mr. erns; piece, ive. and chip, also hand-made styles, at 25c. | age; 18e and 35¢c. down-town district, It 1w that the wires fad giready been) AG aoBacement: Galeareom. Mushroom and Roll-Brinr Hats, of Forget-me-nots, pink and light blue, bright sunburned rough braid, at 75c. | large bunch; 18. erected, even after the utilition de-| Just Hike you see it up there, to dewiat unti the appticutio 14 | for sale. Black N titan Sh ith | isi hi Id ith ite int wnt) « application cow | lo ack Neapolitan Shapes, wi remp aisies, white or old-rose, W be passed upon in view of this fact) Gut she knew a friend who did Co red Wash Goods edge, for dress Hats, in an assortment | brown center; bunch, 25c, HANDKERCHIEFS . Pearl; 25¢ pair. Earrings, “Indestructible” Pearl, pierceless or screw style ; 48c pair, Earrings)" Indestructible” be + te pierce or serew style, ; ;. } pendants ; 98c pair, Jacque shades, with large bud and foli Stick Pins, “Indestructible” Pearl, with ball top ; 25e. —Basement Salesroom. partment had warned the workmen| She had no gas range of her own alsa gear yy bn aay ear eee ete lek lives in a house boat Batiste, 30 inches wide, printed ) of new blocks, $1.95. Lilies-of-the-valley, white, blue or Women’s Sheer Quality All- 4 that the city was above its own Inw.| at Lake Washington. in floral, spot, stripe and border Straight-Brim Sailors, in white split | brown, bunch, 35c. Linen Hemstitched Handker- . Se ae iapoenel fe, in bones designs, at 15¢ yard. Milan, with black band; 10c, Rose Foliage, large full spray, Sc § chiefs, Se, Summer Excursions ‘ad in The Star. Batiste, 29 inches wide, in many American Beauty Roses, pink and! and 18. 2 Women’s Silk-and-Linen Hand- ; East Then the woman in the house |i effective floral, spot and stripe ef- aS ge ay foe AER EPP ee —. kerchiefs, in dainty color effects; ‘ of others for being - Tikete on este Fane thd Ane $14, boat called up North 922. fects, and in a good range of col- Be There is a good assortment of Children’s Tailored Hats at 50c. ; 1c. “dq Peet whens taken ta | duly 2nd and ded, Augnat tith, 12th | wintaeus moved Ht ors; 10c yard. 5 ps - , e Meee nat euibrancn Women's Hand - Embroidered lis, he was carefully tendon [27 ie Oregon, Malirosd 2. ‘| "The Naftager Realty Co. tell usiill Cotton Voile, 26 inches wide, in ?-~ Initial Handkerchiefs, 634c. Wad be was taken (0/7 ons and Kansas city, 100 "| they get better returns from Star|il stripe and check patterns; pink, blue, green or Men's Irish Linen Hemstitched Handker- ; MS morning he died tm | ula, $67.60; Chicago, 472.50; New Corsets: 50c and 89c advertising than any other paper, Does it sound funny to you? chiefs, with quarter-inch hem, good quality ; Se. i] black on white ground; 15¢ yard. is being made today ig Hn 1 Ppa Dep nd Octo | Well, here’s what you do: i} §6Dress Gingham, good weight; a choice of pos i ae rpg Handkerchiels, in new Felatives in the cnet, . “| Call up North 922 and ask the | d plaid effects; 8 l-de yard, ‘he Newport Corset—A new colored effects; 10c. slat ticulars at Union Ticket Office, colors in stripe and plaid effects; wc y b —Rasement Salesroom. ' we in a Minne) og Pirst av. E. EB. Bilis, general | Naftzger Realty Co. df laa | —Hasenent Salesroom model, with moderately high correct, clean down the line, Go ahead, call ‘em up! We want you ik iy | e e They'll praise The Star so highly that you will think there's no other |i Curtains: $1.75 Pair paper in the state, Deore youl dare youl | Arabian Bobbinet Curtains, with Colonial Going Out of bust and extremely long skirt over front, hipand back, the ma- terial extending several inches Laces and Nets 2-inch Eeru Venise Bands and 3'4-inch Bands to match, in Irish crochet effect, for trimming L. HALL goods of all kinds. Hine of bowling shoes Come See them. below the boning. This Corset is fitted with two pairs of hose Then call us up and tell us you|y n ; 111 FIRST AVE, foued out thet ates onto ovr joo. | edge and insertion, 24 yards long; $1.75 pair. wien $00 wash dresses; 39¢ and 50c yard, ‘ ace supporters, 50¢, . . 2 to 3% Oe Vhite Venise Bands, i Ae CERT RNS Cail up these numbe Main iil tape-bound seams, with clusters of three stripes Parisiana Corset No. 544—-A i Ye-inch I ge pr \ hi iT Tyas 4 The man 1050, Ind, 441. Hy ‘A! ; ; ; effective patterns for trimming linen and lin- q ntees to teach you to H} across curtain ; $1.75 pair. model designed for the average iia satis’ $00 ward : The'entire stock of High Grade = \ —-Bakoriont Balesroom figure, of strong coutil, boned 8 e) wey re 1% to 24-inch White or Ecru Venise Bands, in pretty designs; 19¢ and 39¢ yard, 18-inch Net Tucking, good quality mesh, white only; 60c¢ yard PRIVATE with muste every day and evening. Clasnes and assemblies, | Mies free 4th and Pine, Telepho | sats onc 1 Mosquito Net, 55c Bolt White, Pink, Green or Black Mosquito Net; H bolt of eight yards, 55c, | | with watch-spring _ riist-proof steel. Has medium bust, very long hip, and is fitted with two pairs of hose supporters, 8Ye, Parisiana Corset No. 511—De- signed for the average full figure, with moderately low bust, and . skirt which is extremely long over hip and direct back. Is of strong coutil and fitted with two pairs of hose sup- porters, 89, Pianos and Mu'ical Inatruments In now being sold regardioss of original cost, many instruments at less than one-half regular prices. Free Trip to North Yakima | See the famous Nob Hil) OR- CHARDS, NOW IN FULL BLOOM, @ beautiful sight, and one to be a } Some of th not be purchased at any price. A trip to Yakima will soon convince you what a splendid in- wtment one of our ten-acre Yakima orchard tracts is WE ARE NOW OFFERING YOU A | Yakima Orchard Tract For $2.00 Per Acre PER MONTH, REASONA 36-inch Net Tucking, with tucks of various widths ; white only ; $1.00, $1.25 and $1.45 yard. Cline Piano Co. 1406 FIRST Ave. Basement Salesroom. pennant 27-inch Embroidered and Tucked Net Waist- ing, in several choice patterns; $1.35 yard 40-inch Diamond-Mesh Net Waisting, in Baby Irish effect; very pretty ; 85c yard. | Floor Coverings Axminster Rugs, 27x54; $1.65 MEEK TRUNK 4 BAG co, | 8 First Ave. | i. Basement oom ahead a Normandy Valenciennes ges and Inser- DRAPERY AND UPHOLSTERY REMNANTS tions; Insertion 144 and 2 inches wide, Edges Remnants or Short Ends of Drapery and Upholstery } “P to 4% inche " se . wed y ard re : Materials, including Tapestry, Cretonne, Muslins, Mad- All-Linen Torchon Edges, 1 to 2 inches wide; , * Ben 7M yard, ras, Velours and Corduroys, at half price. (pas ; Basement RAP AAA ARRAN ARRAN A ee Frederick & Nelson INCORPORATED Axminster Rugs, 27x60; $1.65 Reversible Bath Rugs, 18x36; 75¢ | H Reversible Bath Rugs, 24x48; $1.25. 1 Reversible Bath Rugs, 30x60; $1.50, All-Wool Art Squares, 9x12; $8,50. Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9x12; $7.75. Net Waisting in small coin spot effect; good | ! quality, 44 inches wide ; in white only ; 79¢ yard, PAAR Coin Spot Net Waisting, medium-size mesh, 42 inches wide; in cream only; 6% yard, Net waisting in small dot pattern, white and , ~ u Axminster Rug, 7-6x10-6, made up of reg- ular rug strips, but having border on ends only, Price, $14.00, Wo will take care of your or- chard until your trees are in boaring. foe un at once and got firnt choice Of these beautiful ofehard mber our lands overlook utiful elty of North Yak (Cause we've got to be.) | Arabian Ruffled Curtains, of Swiss muslin, ~-Basoment, Salesroom. ont Balesroom, ima f i] | —_— A | » GLOVE hie , 9 ! THE SMITH-KLING LAND sieht § dee hy he miu THE CHICAGO MISFIT PARLORS ry : 6 (207 Second Ay, Opp. Savoy tH K 1400 FIRST AY, 10H OLkee CHOOT OF DANCING co., Inc. —SHOE SHOES Total Cost Only 10c -L. LEIN Wonderful values in Men‘s 4 Wales, sain -” WAN 0 SALE, : THE SHOEMAKER. iv fade Uncalled-for Suits ‘ i" WE ARE OWNERS, NOT AT 6 SALW. and Appetixing 4 ; f A Rabot AGENTS. #4.50 values all t Piace ot If you can’t get boots or | ‘ avenettes and CAFE & GRILL 410-411 Centeal Building. Main shoes to fit you, get thom made WO hg RS FIRST AND eninas [if] Seo clussiflod nd under Irrigated LB eal to measure at and Bult Canes Also Pall Dreas mA MADISON, Private Land NEW YORK ROX LUNOH Co, The Home of #¥ TO" —best 217 JAMES STREET | Sulte for rent SeSstssa tite) ———— ———— Glove in this elty for 81.00 a pair