The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1909, Page 15

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1909 FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Dry Goods BIG BEA VER HA TS; what they would like for tune heon | they “don't care.” If you invite! BROAD FLAT FURS |"! sive Sample Waists Priced Exceptionally Low ——. guests and you ask them whether they would like to go swimming or go out for a motor ride Si 0 or mo out f izes 36 and 38 Only Now, they do care, for every Heats with per | his C7) live itt has hor preferences, but e A manufacturer’s sample line of Waists, se- some of them think that they must ue es sae A I i tata . cured at a substantial price-concession. Com- San . politeness, and : cs - Aguestion of how t0 firt in often '® source of constant | prised are handsome models in Tailored Linen a '* , annoyance to her hostess, who| j c ¢ j a BAe WO ae eae bar acdae i ee evil and Madras, Lingerie and Tailored Silk Waists, pablo wit . questions. es wet Soe If a person ts entertaining you! } no two alike. —First. Floor aber pied jee and the matter Is even so small ae ae - Psceragfacin inviting you to have a sundae, the jf SPEC OR Potties fata . »n or madras, with plaitec her pink lawn desire of the hostess is to give - SI EC IAL, $2.95 lored Waists of linen egg : } bof ould rather have « you ploasure, and when you Indi |]f front, plain or plaited back, long sleeves and stiff cuffs. Also amt mber 0 without spots than cate your preference she feels ahivenbiein PB ‘ cal ens ‘ | pink one, I have Scene tn ieovitian tam thine Fan attractive styles in Lingerie Waists of fine mull. | Pei also answer moat like, But when you say you jf j : . SPECT/ — Lingerie SPEC 45 — Lingerie About the re do not care what you have she ts |i SI ECIAL $3.75 Lingerie SI E , IAL $7 45 — | gers s Braet, and “A een all at sea, tor, she does not know ? , Waists of mull, having yoke and | Waists of marquisette, fastening in for a solution to your taste, and you make it neces |i 2 3 4 ‘ 5 " 5 “Poll five pounds of sary for her to suggest one thing |i collar of Valenciennes insertion, | back, with front of tucks and Baby & gallon of wa- after another until she finally hite |i a i 1 a ee ee 4 ‘ : 5 at ¥ dolling add one on something you think you will |} i 3 and long, tucked sleeves finished | Irish insertion in straight lines or hela Bory Sree " tin Rg i pnb ah Bos : with insertion, Other styles are | yoke effect; the long tucked sleeves ee ene th . orerriniig. @ gy ne Pg it tt | tr shown in all-over tucked effects. | are finished with insertion. te in a preparation g eve! joes AMOO' pat Ten quarts of LSXNANAAS> happens that you really do not know | Ys vo ne , SPECIAL $4.65 — Tailored PECIAL $9.50 — Lingerie chipped soap what you want, ask your hostess) 5 oe” EP ehtorine of lime what she is going to have, and then |i rt Waists of all-over tucked taffeta, | Waists of handkerchief linen, with thes boll 10 min- tell her you will try the same 2 Peves y ° E | . and eyele nbroid- een the clothes thAQ_ This decides the matter with long sleeves, high collar,! front of French and eyelet er 1 y. All marks and without discussion and the order |] ‘ and ,fastening down front with ery and Cluny medallions ; pin-tucked can be promptly given 9 ae ze nite ‘ m . wines to know how to An a house guest the “don’t care’ jet buttons. Shown in black, blue, | back, and long sleeves trimmed with woot sweater, Wash girl is often a most annoying young green, tan and white. insertion. gude with a few drops person, though her offenses are un im the water, Use only intentional, and she ts quite uncon Deo not rub or wring. ; scious of them. But her unwilling water in which there ness to make decisions Is a con Late Ideas in Neckwear Attractive Values in of ammonia to 4 PF: stant tax n her hostess v bas ; H. Hand-embroidered Coat Collars of good quality W. ’ Bath R be P. 1 d gis how to remove fly- i] linen, inset with real Irish Crochet; § and omen s 0 Ss, ajyamas an ‘gem varnished furniture. H $4.25. . the beat cleanser for Coat Collars of combined linen, Venise lace and Long Kimonos ‘furniture is coffee and ————— 5 and half. “A. B. In Parts the bang t* making ajif insertion ; $2.25. ' z SPECIAL $3.50—Long, full Bath mustard veritable furore. It i# not our old i Baby Irish Stocks in effective designs; $1.95, Dickies wt j ality tienket ‘cloth in a day straight acquaintance, but ts fan |i $2.25 and $3.95 Robes 0 good quality blanket c ’ ee | ish C ' ; avy cord at waist. Come in pet wits Kaleo Irish Crochet Jabots combined with hand-em- with heavy cord What color to paint the Many of the raw silks incline tollfl broidered handkerchief linen; $2.95, $3.75 and } dark gray ‘with design in red, dark red ok when - walls pated _ athats ger panty betihant |y he 95. with design in white, and navy with r rome Whe sheen, but the latter w ” by no . oming about mixing j means abolished. ‘Hee oy Crochet Standing Collars, sizes 1214 to } red design. am white or a rich brown é Secetems ; $1.00. ite - i ba Weil with blue walls. ' : The fall coat wil! almost certainty | Bows with one end hand-embroidered and fin- AT $1.95—Long Negligees like pic 4 be Jong, #0 long, in fact, that not} » “y » ether aad cited ;. § ture, made in’ Empire style, trimmed Grey? My black off . ; Eas Gee Secean 00 the cutee oi bal ished in Irish Crochet and the other end plain-tai if ; pir id Sei foo large. Can they be ; left in view. Yored ; 65¢. with pattern bands, in various attrac- Bt will they shrink? = 8 - New Jabots in double-tab effect, Swiss-embroid- $ tive colorings and designs. A number a SUBSCRIBER. y ‘ f The Louis XVL tricorn, or three ered and finished with imitation Armenian lace; 7 - stiles PRE Blin sa 8 wit not fade if you / . cornered hat, I coming back this Wl 65¢, 95¢ and $1.25 4 — ©; 2 of othe r pretty styles are shown at the in lukewarm suds made je asic + winter with Ite luxurious mane of a Sh 1.25. : ‘ sme price. te soap, and. rinse well $ ; feathers, | New Jabots in cascade effect, with black velvet ©. ‘They will shrink « : Here bow attached ; $2.50. AT $1,50-—Long Negligees of attractively- he Y ‘ . Tailored sults of the fail and win- Cascade Jabots of sheer quality lawn, lace-trim- designed kimono fiannelette in dark-blue, G I want to give gPRY % a3 ae mel lce hit be long of coat and short il med, and finished at top with dainty lace bow; { dark-red, gray and Copenhagen. Loose Ki- ‘oon to be married i F : 4 ‘gli GR H $1.75. Tinie eines monos of velour cloth are also shown at this rod table linen and og Matertale for wulta-wit be man~ [Rpt price, Shall I put ber own : oak ah) nish in texture for general wear N | Cc Hy M d d AT $1.00—A wide and attractive assort- initialstobe on ‘ : ” ib Lightwotght tweeds and serces witt | ove ty urtain adras an ent + i] »K nade ae excellent ‘1 ‘A READER. a len be worn, Many graye will be| > ment o jong imonos made o excelien Sd to correct, but $ 3 “ “ ss seen, browns te mine@ geeda, endl Grenadine quality kimono flannelette in pretty Oriental iy given to the xe sg? 4 ? - tele nary and black will also White Madras, 36 inches wide, in various dain- $ OT Conventional designs. These are shirred iad” . » iis en od ty patterns; makes sheer and pretty curtains; 40c } yoke in back and front and are trimmed 7 le % proper to - oe Bie eae ee ee eee eli and We yard. with pattern bands obe a wedding . : i White Grenadine, 72 inches wide, very sheer AT $1.00—Women's Pajamas of good te ord ary tan Big beaver hats and broad fiat furs are to be popular this winter quality, in artistic large or small patterns; suit quality outing faxnel ta dainty stripe ettects, rl Lynx fur is high in favor. able for bed-sets and curtains ; $1.25 yard the combinations including pink and. green, Colored-figure Madras in many attractive de- } blue and tan, blue and pink, and blue and signs, including coin-spot, square and floral ef- white. The coats are trimmed with braid fects; 85c yard frogs and pearl buttons. Colored Madras in a wide variety of novel con- AT $1.25—Women's Pajamas of heavy quality outing flannel in ventional effects on white, cream and colored § white with broad stripes in pink or blue; coats are finished with braid grounds; $1 mm yard frogs and pearl buttons. An unusually “fine assortment of designs in Colored " 5 : 'e Pat ; ; ‘ ‘ Madras, inctading stripes and plaids pola pane AT $1.95—Women's Pajamas of pajama flannel in white with floral effects, and floral and conventional designs on $ Stripes of lavender, pink or blue; also with design in pink or blue. white, cream or colored grounds, at $1.26 and $1.60 a { Coats are trimmed with blue or pink frogs and pearl buttons. yard —Second Floor. ~—Second Floor, Women’s Long Broadcloth Capes, Special $14.75 Long Capes of good quality broadcloth in full circular effect, having military collar trimmed with bands of satin and soutache or gilt braid and buttons. May be had with or without lining, and are shown in navy-blue, black, cadet, cardinal, maroon and green. Very smart and graceful, and excep- tional value at, special, $14.75. THE SUGAR GAUGE. Not many women use it yet, but every woman will use It noon, for in the latest cook books recipes for feing and Jerate oven for a longer time they | Will cook more evenly confectionery, aa well as for | | ® canning and preserving sirups, To make silk that has been wash-|® are compiled with reference to | ed look like new, put a teaspoonful |® the use of the sugar gauge. |. methylated spirits to a pint Injw The expert cook no longer For a housewife who does her! rinsing water and topm while damp. @ drops a spoonful of hot sirup own work a one-piece white oflcioth |® into cold water to find the apron, with bib and sleeves, bound| When making ‘apple or any fruit! thread, or soft ball stage fs delicious {f| with white tape, protects dresses ple always place the quantity of | If she wants a light sirup for one and one | and saves laundering and sbirt-| Sugar required on lower crust first! @ »woet fruits, or a heavy sirup cooked tomatoes, waists and kitchen sprons. j and It will baxe more satisfactorily for acid fruits, if she would dis baked beans, two! prone | set tinguish between candy sirup water, two stalks of Keep a supply of emery paper in| A pleasant variety of baked po | which will cream and one Be and two sliced on-| the kitchen, as it removes rust and |tatoes is to peel them, rub them |#* which will make brittle taffy, 16 minvtes and | bad blemishes from the stove, and | over with a greased paper dipped in }® she tests with her sirup gauge ®& coarse sieve. | is also useful for cleaning rust from) butter and bake in the ordinary | * for exact information onfuls of but-\ any of the kitehen articles. | way. * This Iittle thermometer, same amount of flour, “a | a # when Itnmersed In pure water, the puree. Season| Wringing out a cloth in hot water| DON'TS FOR “DON'T CARES.” | & rests on the bottom of the ver Pepper, aad skimmer and wiping furniture well before! If you wish to be a delightful, at-|® sel. As sugar is dissolved the Serve with toast | putting on furmiture cream will re-| tractive girl, do not allow yourself | # bulb rises, in an upright posi sult in @ high polish, and will not/to belong to the “I don't care”) # tion, the mark at the surface a | show finger marks class. This class Is a large aggre-}® showing the strength of the fs an appetizing | gation of girls who are not really | # solution hew corn. Score Pricking the ‘small ends of a po-/as indifferent as the phrase sounds, # Its cost is small, the method @nd press out the/tato with a fork before putting in| Indeed, they are not indifferent at | # of using it is quickly learned. ‘f back of a silver|the oven will keep the skin from | all, but have fallen Into the way of # I's use in any kitchen denotes the bulls on the | bursting. | using the expression out of polite-|# #Gousokeeper of sctentific in some and one-half cup-| | ness. # clination. four beaten eces, Do not have the oven too hot for| For instance, when you take! # of onion juice, or | baked potatoes. If done in a mod-/| them to a restaurant and ask them * * bd ae +¥ Ee dedadndedadndndndede hi . a ee fine, | = i sole and Cuban heel; special Patent Cole Button ‘Oukaeia at onfuls of chopped HH } e 5 aten oO utton Oxfords, En- rac FASHIONS FOR LITTLE GIRLS $3.05, | sore inch ‘wi: che somep bed Ml on hie ne as aR | Fine Vici Kid Lace Shoes, cloth top, high arch, Goodyear welt dish. if the A plain toe, short vamp, flexible | 8°!* @n¢ Cuban he hot set the dish in a f 9 Sugg Shen haats 4 amare 3 / y welt sole and Cuban heel; spe-}| Puritan Rubt came cial $3.65, | Guaranteed Kind,” for Wom- Way to make golden Bs: To one quart of mashed P ’ Velour Kid. Button Shots, short | jen, sacar and Children now Se to mold vamp, plain toe, heavy turned sole | (OP C'SP!8X-_ Pa shape. Place q } 7 | and Cuban heel; special $3.65, . Moor. 8 & well buttered bak- A - | First Floor cover it with beaten yolks a 4 "al i aift fine bread crumba d os 4 | ——— Drown it in a hot oven. what to do with try a nut cake. onehalf cupfuls of ‘One cupful of butter, add ie whites and yolks ly. Then add one of Sour milk or cream, 5m Nour sifted with Of soda, and one- itor 1 Ate eat erred eeeeeeeee ype ‘ —First Floor. Seasonable Styles in Women’s Footwear, Specially Priced at $3.65 ew Kid Button Shoes, stock New Mezza Calf Blucher Ox- tip, regular top, Goodyear welt fords with heavy waterproof sole 1s SSeS SSS REESE SEER ESE Eee ee and military heel; special $3 ] | LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL | MAIL ORDERS FILLED aT STYLE BOOKS FREE. i ADVERTISED PRICES, Flavor nd stir rolled Bake in a joaf and maple or chocolate tomato exes, cut off Of large, round to- y SSeS SS eS INSien ON A NEW YORK Bo S600) out the seeds LUNCH and avold inferior Imit Core part, ;) tions, | Delivered at your PM teas deh ae] |< a ay || The Newport | snr! sts case ne @ from oven, dust ‘Thine, te A 3615 or Main 1830 Scho eu 18, 1909. Fiach one 7D" break an egg} ' ; : CAFE & GRILL Prompt delivery assured anes Sones except Sun- | r of & SHB. Kennedy, fast- » put a tiny bit of} d , One trial, one test. Goodbye to] °* by a ,| Ost wteamer on this Coast, in’ binek stand in the oven 4 FIRST AND MADIGON. Wh tho rest "2:90, 4100, {| te . are sufficiently t , s H L SD Main office, 219 Marion | ir Thursday and Saturday only g1:30 subject to change with- son Saturday and Sua “68 plant in two longth . - at. 1 ‘ , ‘are, 5c round trip, ( the inside, joaving : -_ *Boats stop at Pleasant Beach Naat between ages 5 to 12, gen the, pleces 11 | breasted, pocket fl 4 80 on, bright plaid tle Is worn, knotted Phonon: Tha t36; Main $101, 8998 Qnd add half T a t; esigns for small! breasted, pocke' aps an ot J A a ° ss ia -orcinte dos ie a ae vove iilus-| Hats are decorated with ribbon under the collar und hanging | In| EVERETT AND EDMONDS Of butter, hait|ee ere snows in the ab and tiny rose buds galore. |long ends under buttoned straps. , Pepper, ealt ang tration. Little folks, as well as | "Kitted skirts are. in high favor,| New sweaters and toboggan caps fix round trip. ay mbeeve Sonu Btuff the shelia,|thelr mammas, must have neW |The Jittle dress shown Is made of|are crocheted in simple chain or loo: Fi oe te S ONE Oe POD each hell, put|duds occasionally. lightweight blue serge with kilted |loop stiteh, and every fond mother omnis xe re rete . ae 248, am, i the center or| Fall and winter coats are very |skirt, and half-fitted waist with a) who can crochet can easily make Fs mae PO Pe, Ga or two of bacon, \lke big brother's military ovanoaat ture down collar, ‘The collar and beer garments for her ttle boy|} amg a we vtec Priwiisant wis fe inutes ~~ —cut on straight Ines, double|cuffs are trimmed with soutache or gir sian doen