The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1909, Page 15

wes. SAGE GIVES AWAY MONEY 10 | | EERE | R's GIVING COST Aenea t MRS, SAG Sage four | “ost $10 00 00d | Princeton? ‘gniversity 000 i Bible So [IN ONE: SECOND MRS ery hegine 200,000 eee eee eee 175,000 branch — 260,000 * oe 250,000 & 0 600,000 #/ . 250,000 2,000,000 *& * | Fatal wereree $138 000 . seeeeee errr YORK, July 2—The toueh never wrought such piles sa og Mra. Russe!) Sage, widow spleer of Wall ot has set ee ee ee ee TIMES FASTER THAN tl MAKES IT, i te humanity in the oe. By July 1, 1914,} Tal then, she will have! * gompetency and the] will have her §65,-; 4 ‘one of the greatest | Garnegio and Roe of giving wh money in their lives, but and she past 80, Is doing fdeas about money been made known to Insure lives of Peroent profit, The Miles Dawson, a ‘expert, who was hired to make her plans gach a scheme never “It will cost you Bage. before you! Ss gystem,” he told her “was her anewer, to give $65,000,000 away a Daweon engaged Dr. the Hebrew philan and thelr to asta him staggered ONE SECOND IN ONE OF MRS. RUSSELL SAGE’S "GOLDEN HOURS,” AND WHAT IT MEANS, Since the first of the year this; and Andrew Carnegie’s wealth came Amount has been increased by mil to him at a 20-cents-asecond rate Hon, and her gifts to churches and) Yet Mre. Sage, giving away money charity amount to & more than 10 times as fast as Rock ge lier made it, is resolved she not giving away money fast enough! Her friends eny Mrs. Sage, the most quiet and lovable of women, has what they call a New England] conaclonce, It will not let her die en to alleviate some suffering, to| with the money from old Russell make somebody happier. Sage's hoard. Dy the time the day has passed Throughout all her philanthropy $25,000 has gone from the coffers|there appears the desire, not 5 that Sage amassed in Wali at much to relieve poverty and suffer Joba D. Rockefeller, who has bullt! ing aa to reme he causes of th the biggest forty in the world’s things, go the y that Russel history, accumulated his money at | Sage started (o pile up will be the average rate of 26 cents a >i up health and comfort for all ond, Heury H. Rogers got his people long af Rursell Sage ey at the rate of 15 cents a se | forgotten. 4 spond Long Island manston tcks # her $2.89. Every time the chimes ring out an hour abe is more than $1,000 poorer than before. Bach minute means $173.61 giv ing as previous and small, though be of the average rich @one she gave away ~ — ae of Northwestern Deutal School, Chi. ‘and Careful letbo Only, All Work ALEXANDRA — DEFENDER OF THE DUNSMUIR TROPHY. The Steamer YOSEMITE has been chartered by members of the YACHT CLUB Who will run excursions to see the Yacht aces. There will be a big brass band aboard, also other muse and dancing. The only other concessions operated will be the restaurant and soda foun TAKE THE BIG STEAMER The Official Boat SATURDAY, JULY 3d Pier 6, Foot of University St. ‘The first of the three big races between “Spirit 11.” andra” will take place Saturday morning at 10:50 o'clock The big excursion steamer YOSEMITE will leave PIER 6, FOOT OF UNIVERSITY ST., AT 10:00 O'CLOCK SHARP, SATUR- DAY, JULY 4, Get tickets at the Yacht Club, of H. C. and at the dock, foot of University st. FARE 75c and “Alex Mosa or Al. Merrill, Camping With the Victor You'll have more fun with a Victor this summer while on your vacation than anything you can take It va | tga og for you, it will give a 0 complete ors operas, A tev lapatole tn kon It posatble to pack tl easily. better. Get yours now. to try them &Gn 1406 2ND AVE. ‘Gway a complete set Chocolate Girls Free | r To BUY, SELL, GE CASH ? Sealers hand- S@0ond hand. money. WALL co, Henttle, Wash, | } plated; | for slender figures, H tiste, i figures, in white or eeru; | long; 29. THE STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 2 PURNITURE Entrance on either Madison or Spring Street, | as well as through Store from Second Ave. Long Kimonos, 69c, 98c and $1.50 A'] Ki monos lawn with large dot design in red, blue or black; edges finished with em broidered scallops, These attractive gar 69%— Long of heavy ments are pictured in illustration, AT 98c—Long Ki monos of cotton challis in Persian patterns, dark, serviceable col ors; trimmed with swastika-border bands. AT $1.50 — Long Negligees of heavy lawn, made in Empire style, with pretty floral designs in pink or blue fhe short waist, front ind are trim med with pattern bor der, sleeves Rasemont Balesroom ‘Dressing Sacques, 50c, Te and $1 AT 50c—Mornir jues of gray, Copenhagen ot dark-blue percale patterned. with stripes or mall figures, Are made with tucks across front, lose-fitting neck, turnover collar, belted waist, and shirt-sleeve buttoning at wrist AT $1.00—Sacques of lawn, in tun, pink, blue or black with plaid, check, dot 6r ring design in white. Have broad tacks across shoulder, close fitting neck, turnover collar, fitted belt and cir cular peplum AT 75c—Percale Sacques, Hipile in same style t $1.00, in dark-blue, Ce so white as Lawn Sacques a ypenha or black; al withgalesi Various Small Wares at Interesting Prices mindations, chilfon- Or net-covered ; 5¢ ms in various sizeg; card, Se Braid with colored figures; 6-yard de Medi Light with curly mo im-size Hair Nets in several sha and sanitary Wire Hair Rolls, shea ir; 25¢ Flexible Nail Files, five inches long; 15¢ Violet-scented Royal Taleum Powder in sprink ler-top can; 10c, Spool Silk, black or colors; 100 yards, Se. Flexible Emery Boards; dozen, 5c Large Barrettes, shell or amber carved effects; 10, Jeauty Pins, plain or elaborate designs, gold set of two, 10¢ Indian Tape, bundles of twelve pieces ; 5c —Haxemont Salesroom C. B. a la Spirite Corsets, 49c Five different styles are shown in this make, i to fit various types of figures, mostly in large sizes. ,STYLE 293, 49%—A_high- bust, short-hip Corset of strong batiste, trimmed at top and bot tom with embroidered bands; designed for slender figures. STYLE 281, 49—A low- bust, short-hip model designed having no heavy steel in the side. Mate- rial is strong, light-weight cou- til STYLE 346, 49e—~Designed for the average figure, with mod- erately low bust and®medium-long, Is of strong coutil in white or gray. STYLE 307, 49e—This model is the 346, except that the material is. strong, white ba and it is trimmed at top and lower edge with lace and ribbon STYLE 284, 4%—Girdle-top, long-hip model traight hip. same as } designed for figures requiring a Corset with very short bust; is of strong, white or gray coutil, and has no heavy steel in the side. Other makes of Corsets are shown at this price, including medium-bust and long-skirt models in H| strong coutil, fitted with two pairs of hose sup porters. “Ranemont Salesroom Good Drapery Values in Nght and will be Remnants of Cretonnes, good quality dainty designa, in lengths of from 2 to 12 yards; cut ly desired; yard 10¢ Nottingham Lace Net, a serviceable, clonely-woven fab ©, 27 inches wide, patterned with smal! diamond-shape yard ae. Nottingham Lace Cortains, in pretty fieh-net effects; a durable and attractive Curtaln, three yards jong pair $1.25. narrow, including allk cords and some with double gimp heading, in rich, dark colors, is offered at be yard, | An assorted lot of Cords and Fringes, wide and | | Nase t Balestoom Window Shiddes MachingMade Opaque Shades, mounted on Stewart Hartshorn improved self-acting roller; 36 inches wide and 7 feet long; 490, WaterColor Shades, 36 inches , wide “and 7 feet Hasement Balesroom 1909, ees SEs FREDERIC K & NELSON, Inc, CLOSS DAILY AT sine’ Attractive Prices on Net Waistings Net, yard 1B-inch Embroidered stripe effect ; $1.25 white or ecru, in corded 40-inch coin-spot Net Waisting; 79¢ yard 40-inch fish-net mesh Waisting, white only ; 50 shadow-tucked white yard 42-inch Net Waisting, | nly ; 75¢ 40-inch striped and dotted white only; 75¢ yard 18-inch tucked and striped coin-spot Net; yard Net Waisting, in $1.00 | | sertions to match, in widths up to 4% inches; 10¢ yard | Ret } tions inants of Embroidery Edges and Inser Normandy Valenciennes Lace Edges and In ie at attractively low prices | | Ascots in all-white or pretty colored designs; 17 in Stocks, tied in four-in-hand effect. Light blue, pink and tan; 10c Windsor Ties, plaids and plain colors; 1214¢ nd 25 White Linen Stocks, embroidered light-green and tan; 25 Black Lace Collars, and 35e. | | ‘Tourist Ruching, box of six yards | | Ruching, six neck-lengths in box; ‘Sénater Wash Fabrice 24-inch French Plisse Crepe, plain colors and assorted stripe effects; yard, 15c. 32-inch white Madras Waisting with check is in assorted colors; stripe or figure d yard, * 28-inch Cotton Voile, various check and plaid effecta in assorted colors; yard, 15¢ Basement Salesroom. Women’ 5 Vests and fecal 25c Garment Women's Lisle and Cotton Vests, low neck and sleeveless style, in white, pink or sky; ei & cro- chet neck, lace-trimmed and floral designs ; 25 Women’s White Cotton Drawers, tape or band top and wide umbrella lace-trimmed knee; 2 Basement Salesroom. ey eee Women’s Cotton Union Suits, 29c Women's pure white Cotton Union Suits, sum- mer-weight, with high crochet neck, short sleeve and cuff knee; 29c Pasement Salesroom eee Misses’ Vests and Drawers 12c Garment White Cotton Vests, medium-weight, with high crochet neck and long sleeves; 12c. White Cotton Dray med knee; 12c, Men’s Silk-Lisle Hose, 17c Pair Manufacturer's “Seconds” of Men's Silk-Lisle Hose in tan, gray, brown, green, red and purple. Very good value at 17¢ pair. Women’s Lisle Hose, 17¢ Pair Manufacturer's “Seconds” of Lisle Hose, in all lace and lace-boot styles; lavender, pink, apricot and several shades of red; excellent value at 17c pair Basement Salesroom Children’s and Misses’ Shoes sizes 5 to 8, $1.00; 8! ; 2% to 6, $2.00. vers with umbrella lace-trim- Basement Salesroom. Basement Salesroom. Tan Kid Lace Oxfor 11, $1.25; 11% to 2, $ Chil fet 8 Scuffer Shoes and Oxfords, sole; sizes 8 to 2, $1.45 Children’s fr flexible ‘Tan Scuffer Oxfords, for beach wear; 05 Bare-F to $2.00. vot Sandals in a full range of sizes; $1.00 Hheement Balesroom Frederick & Nelson Incorporated Sunday Next Being the “Fourth”, the Store Will Remain Closed All Day Monday, July 5th ‘Pasemert Salesroom | Entrance on either | Madison or Spring Street, as well as through Store from Second Ave. Women’s Tailored Suits, $12.75 | Wi lored uits of id rose, tan, res- ’ , | eda, dark green . and checked ef fects, Coats are 38 inches long, semt fitting; plain tailored, with coat collar and rever The gored skirts have panel front, trim- med with but- tons. Price, $12.75 Hasement Satesroom. “| Jackets, $2.85 Wor in invisible stripe green and brown, Thes ty cheviots and tweeds en's Jackets of n length, semi-fitting with vel ucked in front and sleeves and high, tucked | Taffeta Petticoats at fie 95 = taria, ( nde agen, dt rose, black an of pretty changeable ¢ s. Have wide bias with rows of shirring or tucks flounce finished bands and clusters” of Very interesting ent Bale vom Children’s Lawn Dresses, 95c | Children’s Dresses of lawn, in sizes from 6 to 14 years. sheer, white Indian The waists are | tucked in clusters, and trimmed with bands of pretty open-work Swiss embroidery insertion; short sleeves and high or Dutch neck, Skirts are in full-gathered effect, some trimmed with tucks. f Attractive values at 95c, ment Salesroom. One-Piece Silk Dresses, $9.65 | One-s ce Dresses of taffeta, messaline and satin f foulard, having waists tucked and plaited, with yoke and long sleeves of tucked net, or of self ma- terial trimmed with bands of heavy lace insertion, f Colors are old rose, reseda, olive, peacock, wistaria, and medium- dark figured effects. Price $9.65. and finished with narrow pipings. —RBasement Balesroom } Values in Table Linens | Bleached Damask Lengths, 66 inches wide and ff $1.90 each 2% yards long, in assorted patterns; 18x27 Hemmed Bleached Damask Tray Cloths f with floral border and fleur de lis center; 19c each. | Base ment Salesroom Inexpensive Stationery Cordova Note-size finish paper; 5c Letter-size ‘Tablets, 80 sheets of fabric-finish paper; 10c i] I} Tablets, 80 sheets of fabric- | | 1 Royal Coach Writing Paper, superior finish, in white, azure, violet or gray; box, 15¢. white only; box, 15¢ size Berlin's Yokohama Linen, fabric-finished; one in attractive cabinet, with new cut en i} | | } | Hiawatha, a fabric-finished paper in Winthrop | | quire | velopes, 25c, Berlin's Lily-White Cabinets, containing one quire of paper and twenty-five envelopes, in fine fabric finish ; 25 Eaton-Hurlbut’s French P fabric fi in white, gray or azure yplin, ; one-quire boxes, 19¢, ~Basement | | | Women’s Footwear at $2. 95 Russia Calf Ankle-Strap Pumps with welt sole; $2.95 Gun-Metal Calf Pump 1; $2.96. Bronze CalfOxfords, three« hand-turned sole and Cubat yelet tle welt sole and mil itary heel 96 Patent Colt Blucher Oxfords, ribbon tie, Goodyear wel sole and military heel; $2.95, Wine Russia Calf Oxfords, three-hole Le, welt sole and military heel; $2.95, * Basement Salearoom