The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1909, Page 9

FRE = = “DERICK & NI Store Closes Daily at 5:30, May Sale of Cut Glass and Silverware | Hand-Bag and Suit-Case Values To one who is contemplating a trip or summer vacation, the following descriptions will prove of interest: ilrus Hand-Bag h French edge English frame, ii TOF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN q . : | HERE'S A CHARMING Mt Edi OF1 . vy a ONE-PIECE GOWN. . a st young boys, growing into men, need Jom and pleasant environment in the & peoullar prejudice against boys of This prejudice is too often found in hear mothers say in the presence of Dry Goods ov Woman. re. rer have a rist Ther m oF dome. nolay May Sale of Cut Glass and Silverware, the ons: “How careless you are, Tom! following are representative: a pulsance have you In the house, you TRA SET, SPECIAL $8.00— | CREAMER, ines ws youe Can surely understand why these : ‘ ; ; aE” vs prefor running the streets, Every night they may be seen Tour-Piece Silver-Plated Tea Set, | Sugar and — ppltertv at he cheap theatres, and seeking ex floral design, finished _ Grement How and aw Of the many good values offered in the | } 7 00 Pr PECIAI Genuine ¥ Creamer cut in straw ind sews berry design ‘ CUT GLA PECIAL $37 lee Bowl, 8 inches mibination star t Ciieg with bright ICE $3.50 raised reinforced | ther a from bome done by parents if they would observe children and give them pleasant em * Mualeal, jet him study mule, If he fo fot try to make him Hike office our oWa lives we see mon trying to get which they can never enjoy, Every | life to live, and it is his right to by the employment he likes beat art will not be in his work, and it ever be & success. for the boys, and let them be what they BERRY BOWL, » Berry lity lea ind two bra le handle 12 1Z€S; 3 corners, fine qu one large pocke dull-finished and seamle number of WATER JUG, SPECIAL 1 Quadruple silver-plated in diameter ' Jug, | « and Crs, shed | sign CUT GLASS | } | | | catche Show in a satin-fini BUTTER DISH, SPECIAL $3.00 —Quadruple silver-plated, plain-fin ion te ans tialah CUT GLASS WATER ET, SPECIAL $9,.50—Cut in star de t GLA Incl ished, with engraved design A LITTLE SCHOOLMA‘AM \ SPOON BOATS, SPECIAL = aoe = \ } H $2.50 and $3.00 Silver-plated, in SPECIAI I Glass two styles, S-inch Cut COFFEE SET, SPECIAL $8.75 ~-Four-piece quadruple silver-plated Coffee Set, on tray, finished bright CUT GLASS SUGAR AND ern re $2 : 8 i designs ; ut handles, in sev ow three Nappies Genuitie Seal Hand-Bag, full FACTS ABOUT BREAD AND FLOUR. with or with \ | ee aving arge pocket rOAY i tyles of cutting; Sugars and Cre 1 Tee E | ch Flower Vase id wind «de the United States ta seldom adulterated. fungus which grows in qutritive ma: f motsture. ett! are made by Into a stiff paste jour iy pe Yous! mt ts earvr par and t sand dried whea g Jeas lute make a larger Wat aeeto.test.good flour, Srat note with @ faint y ow tinge. If pressed in the hand, it shoul fall loosely apart; if It vtays In lumps, ft has too much nm fi Ht. It should not feel too smooth between the dat father in rough particles, Flour should have a pulty favor PRE EATER Ree eee eH $ on wom Sooo ¥y ABOUT WOMEN j The Girl Who Poses. cian There is the girl who is @ beauty! Now york women have su “The Rainbow Smile and the girl who thinks she Is one.|in getting the Inte borough | 4 there is in & smile! The first ts a Joy to the eye of the) Co. to try the experiment of run-| have los: the art. We beholder, the second a laughing ning special women's cara in the @ Much and vo often! Hudson tubo. stock, Por the beauty to pose is a pity; for the ugly girl it ts @ trag-! jed to be studying edy. To emphaslze defects by | Fronch universities wlished bra ind $10.00 catches d loch ers and it in a and lock, the poy whirl ign it mixing hard inforced w which ts then and | lining, shirred 4 et in lid, straps in | top and body shed brass bolts § and lock, hand-sewn and riveted han dle, and short straps ¢ Iwen- inch $6.00.. 26-inch, ners Hand-Bag of genuine calf hide; a large amount of gluten, soft and more starch. Hard wheat fours water than soft wheat flours, and they A one-piece dress of amethyst sat worn over @ gray net guimpe ven and underdress, The satin is sift up at aide and laced | j across with p ha. | . hand-sewn French ed and cor full pocket, polishe lock, and sean inch size, § Timely Specials in Lawn Supplies YANKEE LEADER LAWN MOWERS SPECIALLY PRICED—The Yankee Leader Mower has eight-inch drive wheels, jin alee leather-lined, with large 1 brass less handle 4) ners catches n case Eight and n tyour ite eolor It should be size, three revolving knives | PP IL LDL ODL ODL OL LPL PPL OL OP * . * . A Variety of Office Supplies: Specials Day Books, Journals, Ledgers and Recor size 6x12%, half- § bound, with marbled paper sides, at ff the following special prices; 150 @ 30c; 200 pages, 40c; 300 ff | pages, 6c Faber’s Circular Erasers—For typewriter use; special, 40c dozen and stationary blade with lippec edge 12-inch l4-inch 16-inch size, special $4.25 eee ee ee eee eee eee ee ape ut $2.95 ire, special $3.25 ght and flat; Clips—Hold per x COMBINATION H¢ RE » HOS AND NOZ ZLE, SPECIAL $4.95—This Combination is pictured } herewith Paper Clips—Hold securely any kness of paper, up to } tox of 250, special 5¢ g-inch pages, Hose Reel is of finished hardwood, with noz woes zle-holder and attachment toprevent wheel from revoly- Wire Desk ‘Trays—Strongly con- structed, with rubber tips at cor- ners, to prevent scratching of desk; special 25. ing after hose is reeled; No¥le throws a solid stream, fine or heavy spray, as des tpea ; Hose is the “Olympic,” M-inch, rubber-lined cotton, SO-foot length, complete More than 660 women are report medicine ai Parte alone ways Scott, “beauty aire” ie like apologizing | ald to have 100 women practition the sort of) for a “freak.” |@rs, most of them holding official . tender,| Parents have much to do with | Places of more or less tmportance. site. Sweeter! posing. They praise children to! of sympathy. thelr faces; and along with their) A meaning grasped, bottles begin a dally diet of fia! understood, and | tery. If parents would have reall: 5 the answering attractive daughters, th B sows the seeds of cultivate tn the child ‘her own unimportance. Faber’s Circular Erasers, with | brush attachment; special, 85¢ doz- with couplings. en. Fourth Fioor, Mrs. Edith Morley of Boston is Massachusetia’ card index expert | She specializes tm systomatizing | should | office routine, going Into an offi wonse of examining ite work and need: | then evolving the simplest working |aystem, She is the first woman to} contract, having} In the arena of medicine women are particularly notable. Dr. Elisa beth Blackwoll, the ploneer of med ical women, bas just celebrated her elghty-etghth birthday at Hastings. | Mile, Gaunsel, M. D., wae appointed director of w elinic of Montpelier | university the other day. Mile. | Sarah Brotda bas been made ship's! physician on a packet boat plying between Marseliles, Africa and Sicliy, Mme. Louise Briand and Mme. Jeanne Menard are ship's physicians on two of the largest Mediterranean steamers. (ODES OP 10 Feo MINOTE ‘The long coat bids fair to remain a favorite. HICKORY ROCKER, $2.75 —A strong and comfortable Hickory Rocker with splint seat; frame sanded br, to the white. A durable summer | chair, attractively priced, RUSTIC ROCKER, $3.25— A comfortable Rocker made of hickory saplings, with the bark leit on; splint seat and back. | Especially suitable for potch or lawn. | ARM ROCKER, SPECIAL 1 $4.95—Largely of quartered | oak, finished golden. High | panel back and saddle-shape | wood seat, Suitable for parlor, } | living-room or bedroom. Classic ideas are followed as) much as possible in the arrange | mont of the colffure. The polnted waistline is a novelty after the straight across effects of the empire cut. sn—"‘Thave a patent washboiler which burns dena- alcohol at reuch leas cost than coal or wood—” in cool or lukewarm water, without all kinds of washboilers have gone out of "Good day.” Naptha will take. grease out of ies in cool or lukewarm water. §. «lt loosens all kinds of grease quick asa and takes out every trace of the spot. hat’s why butchers’, and painters’, machinists’ clothing can be washed fer with Fels-Naptha than any other way. *s easier, too; in summer or winter, fires no boiling, hot water nor hard ing, and makes a better job of it. Because Fels-Naptha dissolves grease ost instantly, women who have tried it Mefer Fels-Naptha to any other soap for ashing dishes. There is no necessity for putting the inds in hot water. Puts a fine polish on glass and china. _~ It is likewise superior in cleaning coats, ‘Or rugs, or curtains, or anything else that ‘hag become spotted or soiled. > In fact, you will find that anything 7 deanable can be cleaned quicker and better easier with Fels-Naptha. And for laundry purposes, Fels-Naptha isa revelation to women who have always i in the old-fashioned, washboiler- ~ and-hard-rubbing way. eon Ditections for all purposes are printed Be Sa i . back of the red and green wrapper. “You'd better go into some other business, Half of the new straws have a plaited effect and some are of the coarsest deseription. Mowa roses with their attendant buds and foliage are belng much used In hat trimming. Hat styles demand that the hair be flat at the front, wide at the aides, and fall at the back. Quick Tea Rolls. One-half cup rugar, % cup butter 1 omg. 1 tenspoon soda, 2 teaspoons cream tartar of 3 teaspoons baking | powder, Flour enough to make a) stiff batter. Bake fn hot gem trons) in a hot oven, SPECIAL Ee SALE! Ladies’ High-Class Tailored Suits REDUCED PRICES Big Assortment of New Suits at reduced prices, You can buy on easy pay- ments at reduced prices, CREDIT Westberg & Chil CASH OAK TABLE, $2.25—A 24-inch Table having turned legs and large ; square-top shelf forming extra brace fo legs. Strongly made of oak, finished golden OAK OFFICK TABLE, $17.75—Quartered-oak, finist ered, Top 36x60 inches; h and round corners, The Raven prescription service means that the doctor’s skill In pre soribing ls most efficientiy supple mented by the druggiet’s skill in compounding. RAVEN DRUG CO, 1416 Second Av. SHOES-SHOES-SHOES 02.50—$3.00. That's All, 5-5, SHOW ‘Take Blevator to nH, Poor, 6 ple Buffet, finished in quartered oak effect, having case 42 inches wide and beveled plate mirror 17x20; amall | shelf in fitted to either aide of mirror | frame. Case contains two shaped top | drawers, one long drawer for linen, ie & doubledoor storage compart | BUFFET, SPECIAL $15.00—A ma ment. Drawers are trimmed with brass hardware. IRON CHILD'S TRON CRIB TRACTIVE VALUE $7,50—A_ well-designed, sub- stantial Crib, finished blue, having drop side, and close fill- er rods in ends and sides, Head | is 42 inches high, foot 38 inches Spring is of durable Simmons | fabric AT FOLDING COT, $3.75—Cot, finished black, with ends that fold under Width, spring, 154% of wire by small coil springs. SPECIAL hed weath- as beveled ‘Two drawers HAND-MADE HATS A | APRCIALEY, | Mme. Paul | | XCLUSIVE MILLINERY, ie t | CHILDREN’S BYE TROUBLES Given spectal and careful attention }by our spectaliat, Bring them In for an examination tf you | trot charges are mod Ato CAL CO, suspect Our yory Dende | 207 Second Av. | 30 inches; length, 75 inches; inches from the floor, is made links connected and suspended —Third Floor eee Frederick & Nelson INCORPORATED Estimates Furnished Free. MARTIV & Opp. Straws and Panamae of all kinds cloane 7 oth vw Ladies’ Hats. Reblocked | Gs rowed MO) Pe MLL The Royal Steel Range has a body of Wells- ville polished steel, asbestos-lined. It is fitted with duplex grate for wood or coal, and has high roll warming-closet. There are four 8- inch holes and two 6-inch holes, a top surface 27x35, including end shelf, and an oven 14x18 inches. Price, $27.00. To be in readiness for the camping season, we have placed on display a large assortment of Planet Cook Stoves, especially suitable for j camp use. The Planet is a wood or coal burn- er, has asbestos-lined flues, drop oven door, and oven 14x17, which heats quickly with lit- tle fuel. The Planet, mounted on legs, $13.50, The Planet, mounted on base, $14.50, Steel Camp Stoves upward from $1.25, Cast-Iron Wood Stoves upward from Alaska Sail Loft See Us Before Buying. ee Ri Tenis, Awnlugs, Canvas Goods n latest styles. PRY co. and re-