The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 18, 1910, Page 12

THE SEATTLE STAR \ © the nate of ‘near beer’ at} : 7 = : “SEE: agro |, will say that, under the term \| |intoxioating iiquor, ae defined in FRANK P. GOSS INSTALLED | PRESIDENT OF PRESS CLUB ©: :°."='=."0" f iicakieac FREDERICK & NELSON, INC. eUwnirume Store Clo; Daily at 5:30 | DRY Goops re Caen ey © |; DRY GOOps r within the om the Is prohibited ¢ Eapsesraiocst A Display of Attractive Millinery Modes for Misses and Children The Juvenile Millinery Section is replete with charming novelties in ready-to-wear Hats for Misses and Children, the display including many beautiful and dressy effects for Easter as well as ROOSEVELT ON THE EGYPTIAN DESERT | (By a Staff Correspondent of the United Preas.) ABUHAMID, Souda Mareh 18 Aft a nights r by rall over |i ie a wait vas crv Hats for street and school wear. The very mod- { The colonel spent the morning i i and reducing the{[f correspondenc erate prices are by no means the least attractive | feature of the showing. A few of the values are (a briefly summarized below: —Becond ¥ writing letters mulated in his @ ation The train Juled to reach Halfa at 9 } kt t Halfa te | kt tonialy When alfa | i} i i & tote pode hy sh Smart Tailored Hats for Ct hroom : PM om ee’ oy | Misses, including Rolling piety} 1, with velpenaiaan Sailors and shapes turned dd 1 | LLOYD. GEORGE back from the face, of the pop NEAR COLLAPSE. ular rough braids, trimmed with ro ' LOND t t Tal t ne >i on settes and pompons of Chantecler red . med with sea : " 3. a power ernmer and royal blue, ranging in price from 2 i Cory . Las day | 5. the: Vee ie what ik $3.50 to $10.00. ited as 4 und) rm we “ NO NEAR-BEER frien ar may be @ physical col | ney nh ae oe Children Vushroom ganeen, Mt. FOR DRY TOWNS " eee “ ic ves for Misses, in rough braid white milan, some with a "a perms Minaya sb and willow, plain and searf-trimmed, at $2.75, nies seta ace) i . {PIA, M i ergone in the $3.00 and $4.50 own ¢ | me . i Fre t per nt in guiding the fortunes of | “ yi ney ie trimmed . x re adder th . Ht! Misses’ Patent Leather Sailors with straw } and velvet ribbon, at $1.50 and a k ; in W « r realise Ma de crown, $3.75 and $4.00 \ $3.75 ang, P| a Le Garvin, ehair- |, newt pa tty that ply <nbctatatabdinaaaietetreneoos oom cea ee AO A TTT : aeveat vane Colentaceteinieiiss; ek 10% i not nt rest, owing : ae RE OE sorte sun, ws a RE TE “‘Chuniiag White Waists , “1: __the New Shadow i ens Furnishings = =e SE =o } A very comprehensive showing of new g in the Lace Seetion HW Spring effects in White Waists, compris : ! es for } | - : : , t | Correct dress accessori¢ Men's Spring wear | tinctly new in dainty Shadow | FURNITURE FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. | FURNIVURE ing a wide variety of styles in Marquisette | are fea in interesting variety i e Men's Fur- | so much in for the = af DRY GOODS | Store Closes Dally at 3.00 | ORY GOODS | Tine iT j ig.var sl ; baits oak ngerie waists and Tailored styles in pure nishing n, conveniently located on the First | gown and fe s and yokings. ‘ linen, including hand-made models, | Floor, just inside Second and Madison Street en- | delicate, fre aterm in which 2 i . i ‘Ldaweth W Seally “I. rance Nets come render em unus y Bil combination of da uces, ha / tive lines of White and Colored N tive. Shown in cotton and silieg BIE fine pin-tucking Marqui | Shirts, with cuffs attached and separa 1 | in ivory, cream, ecru and black. { Waists of batiste with front « i Neckwear at 50c, in the narr nel | a Him ery in very effective patterns; $2.00 { styles; Spring block 1 ft | Forty-five inches wide, $2.50, $2.75, s at $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00: the foregoing | and $3.50 yard Dressy Lingerie Waists in fine + tisette anid | are some of the new arrivals in this Sectior | é F ° + . . i in Second 3 t } yard Piet, ew Spring Models in Lingerie Dresses ae eee + i { at 82 50, $3.75 and $6.75 l Talend Suits for Juniors, $12. 50 New Home Doses anil . . 9 * Sizes 13,15 and 17 Years $1 One-Piéce House Dresses of light-blue and =L.ate models in jaunty Tailored Suits for G , hecke terial, } aist made with plaits across { a Dresse f Women’s Dre f i ; I | i $2.50 siehn- Tatton : light-blue in 3 nscagqend 3 } : white batis having \ p tght-blue and I} tyle with full plaitec Come in na > w front of waist trim ned white mercerized ba ne and reseda, Interesting value at $12.50 } : with rows of tucks and tiste having waist ya Fioor. $ insertion, tucked back and new long | tucked back and front, deep yoke of 9] —~—~-~~-—__-_~-_______________._______. } sleeves with cuffs of tucks and inser- | insertion, | ucked sleeves and deep BUR Th Bo ; tion; skirt made with 13-inch full flar- | cu skirt has lace insertion down | e Semi-Annual Sale of xed Hosiery } eo 1 \ neatar vt 4 ing flounce attached with lace ¢ fr nd around top of flounce, 24- § i \ dhe s Hosi 7 aoe £ the exceptional ta Pore able in . ‘ | Women's hiostery during this event, which ords an op ae two rows of lace insertion fror inch flaring flounce trimmed with six 1 wnity to effect decisive savings in buying Hosiery by belt-line to flounce, and three rows of ri: of narrow tucks at bottom, and © box se ix the Rialto brand of fast i 4 insertion at waist | lace insertion at waist-line ck H louble heels ile nd toes, white ane * P weight e for Spring and Sinicien <teer. oe A ns . ; { light-biue aa 6 75 Women’s Dresses of g I quality white India linon, having Firet Floor } ing collar and cuffs of white pique and skirtaa . waist and belt-line trimmed with Valenciennes insertion and BOX OF SIX PAIRS, SPECIAL $1.25 } es aie : —— pin-tucks, long sleeves trimmed with Valenciennes insertion, #} Women's Black Egyptian Cotton Hosiery; Women’s $ Margaret Aprons of light colored pereales made and skirt half plaited, with two rows of lace insertion around bo ttom jg medium-weight Black Hosiery of “Indestructible” cotton. } bit ing square collar over ulder. These ate Caaia ga BOX OF SIX PAIRS, SPECIAL $1.50. ; t thly, and are trimmed all around with blak Api charina sah acceegphcaeraeieiaciiosemnpiiceninet pein chona Women's Black C. : piping n Hosiery with rib top, very elas tic; Women’s fine quality Black Lisle-Thread Hosiery am in di _ Values in Dainty Lingerie Waists at $1. 15 BOX OF SIX PAIRS, SPECIAL $17 white check, with deep pockets and fu ¢ at bottom, — 3 Women’s Black Cotton Hosiery of excellent quality $1 5 ' sortinent of fing pin-tucked models fis Women’s Black Sith-1lele: Hosiery: Women’s Hxtre-Bic $l = All-over Gingham Aprons in light-blue or hi Secnelie fe del 8 Ahan snbiroldety ded ‘wintuclts ; all Hoalécy of Block Cotion, With rlibed 101 wits Canes ie plain light blue, ma e with er vind sizes represented in the line. Pricg ‘$1.15. A) 36 BOX OF THREE PAIRS, SPECIAL, $3.00—Women 4 i cote sintagie laertion ta pretty patie Pract pee ae Basement 8 ure Thread-Silk Hosiery in all-silh th le and unusually attr Aprons inca Har Fo lew Se Silk Waists Specially Priced at t $3. 5 | Underwear Values | Kid and Chamoisette Glores A large assortment of attractive taffeta ar red an | " WOMEN'# WHITE MERINO VESTS A » New Etamine caus. $2.50 50. WOMEN’S KID DRESS GLOVES, Pm dress effects, black at Spring colorings. Some are t: pegs Nera TIGHTS, &5e GARMENTOf r quality | PAIR—Stylish Glove with excellent fitting 9 with pin-stripe ruffles, and others with narr } r I 1 the Vests with high neck short | Very attractive alues in these pretty and | iti well-made ar rviceable, Over-eamt _— sie ee a i es, fir . 2 fi with . shor c opular Curtains, which drape and hang so | righ sept i an ‘ So Ee Senos NOS SOR ae Ne Ua eee | i ; k | gracefully Chey are fashioned of durable | gray, navy and gree i er } : 1 eenieeieh Wel- Made Taffeta silk Petticoats at er 95 IB WOMEN'S COTTON UNION surTs, gts | "ric 2/4 yards long, with 1)4-inch hem-| | rae \'S CHAMO1SE TS i) In high-re long sleeve, ankle-length style | stitched hem on front side and hottom and | ATR—Come in tw asp Co well and Al ice rf ; i knee-length rt sleeves, also | 1 seh the , => c | chan color; they fit well, wear q , : € ee a x 2-inch hem at outer edge. Price $2.50 pair. | was reser real chamois oor material ine der-ruffle he + amboxtanent fostudne ble pga i knee-leng w neck; well | Satire: Pree pearance Kray, me b ark n, light lavender, lemon, apri H} ik a ; Aetend Vices: Piet EE ar, Ai cot, pink, old rose; als ble stripe effects in green, blue and red. I $3.95. H 1] MCE TT Te ee pirianate sites M oenreeeeeaneneanaeaaananaenaaaaannammannntte (ae ? Bieber Wi Showing Sinn Effects i in the Popular Braid Pins 3 Items from the Drug Sundries Sei ’almer’s Gene Violet Perfume, $1.50 oumte, 37a e Jewelry Sec t " ¢ exte display of ¢ ‘ Spring Neckwear Novelties Attractively Priced f The Jewelry Section, First Floor, features an extensive display of these} Palmers Perfumes ta \iche Lewes; Rotel 1: ; a | popular Hair Ornaments, in square-, round- and oval topped effect many ' Red Clover and Lily of the Valley, 50e ounce, q _ rold-inlaid and prettily set with white stones ; P gl s Perfumes in packages x 2 : olets, Garland of Roses at irland of Lilies Py Prince Braid Pins, gold inlaid Braid Pins with quare tops ind $1.00 ; and decorated with white stones, | mounted with white stone pair $1.50, } Palmer Toilet Water in Rose Leavesamg pair oe Plain Braid Pins, extra heavy, with} &* ave : ‘ie Sweet t Peas, Carnation’ Plain Braid. Pins in amber and | square or oval tops, pair $1.00 ' of the Alley, 20c ay U0 i hell, extra fine finish, pair 50¢ Braid Pins in conventional design, $ Le aves, hi , sh oa Braid Pins with square tops, orna gold inlaid and elaborately set with } Palme r* iy odors, 25ecake, mented with white stones set in inlaid | White stones, pair $7.50 ; Pa Imer’s Sa Powd Rose, Violet, rold of floral design, pair $2.00. THE NEW PSYCHE BOWS pe and Carnation, 50 naments for neck or hair, me re ed in ete Lic Braid Pins with round top rold \ I & pearls, jet, gold and silver beads, ay Palmer's ¢ inlaid and mounted with white stones, pair $4.00 ik um Powder, 26 25c. i and $1.75 Palmer's Vio piont ” The March Sale of Housefurnishings i Exclusive Seattle Agency ‘for Globe Now Progressing Wernicke Filing Cabinets and Bookeas = FREDERICK & NELSON I | | . INCORPORATED “as 5383288822, in Broken Lots of Kid, Suede and Chamois downs 75¢ Pr. rat Be onic ' Zz WT Ladi f (Frederick & Nelson) pre IncoRF ORATED vememnemencttineie” FEL f55, 58227