The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1910, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR_ an re FREDERICK & NELSON, INC. — TURE_ORY @OOm Store Closet Dally at5 130 This Store Is Well Equipped to Care for Spring and Summer Home-Furnishing Requireme Spring shipments of Furniture are now arriving regularly, and during the past few weeks many additions have been made to the displays in the various lines, present showing features comprehensive assortments of Brass and Iron Beds, Buffets, Dining Chairs, Rockers, Leather Upholstered Furniture, Fancy Odd Chaipg Roc kers, and high- -grade Bedroom and Dining-Room Suites in oak and mahogany. Vioor, Weat PD ~—— mene PPD Appropriate Furniture for Living-Room and Library Pleasing and Practical Styles i in Summer Furnith Of the Furniture especially adapt- » Summer Furniture of various kinds, adapted for ed for use in Living-Room and Li- ' Summer Cottages and use on Porch or Lawn, is brary, the Stickley ‘Arts & Crafts” ans 1 i prominently featured upon the sales-floors, conspic- Am uous being examples of the popular Rustic Hickory Furniture, including Chairs, Rockers, Settees, Arm Chairs and other pieces. Also included in the dis- play are Reed and Willow Furniture, comfortable and artistic, and a line of solid oak Furniture fin- Ol) eocaneeted Of noleee: Ok Shae ished in a soft shade of moss-green that harmonizes effectively with outa in a rich fumed finish. The seats of surroundings, many of the chairs are upholstered Illustrated above is a Gliding Settee strongly built of oak, finished g Low and roomy “Stickley” Rock in Spanish morocco leather or are er of fumed oak, with seat uphol- } for use on Porch or Lawn. The backs, seats and foot-rests are adjustable, p stered in Spanish morocco leather fitted with loose leather cushions, Price, $11.50 mitting the conversion of Settee into a practical swinging couc h. Price, $165 A Strong Showing of High- Grade Brass Beds Many attractive new designs in Brass Beds are in evidence, including patterns in both the bright and the popular satin finishes. A representative display of these Beds has been ar- ranged on the First Floor of the West Building, directly through _ arcade from Second Avenue. Two typical values in Full-size Brass Beds are illustrated to left and right: Full-size Brass Bed of heavy post construc | Full-size Brass Bed of effective design and tion, in satin finish; pictured to left. Price | heavy construction, in satin finish; pictured to $48.50. | right. Price $40.00. is an excellent example. The line as displayed embraces various attrac- tive styles in Settees, Rockers, Arm Chairs, Tables and House Desks, Springs and Mattresses at Moderate Prices Spring Exposition of Domestic Floor Coverings Now Con Attention is directed to the very extensive showing of Springs and Mattresses, atl among the latter being those of the famous Ostermoor manufacture, for which this The present showing of Domestic Floor Coverings is probably the largest and most re store is sole Seattle agent. Mattresses and Box Couches of special design are made to { the history of the store. Selection may be made from over 200 patterns in Carpetings, order at moderate prices, in our own work-rooms. mint iese: Woes Bult“ 1 terns and colorings in Carpet-Size Rugs, and nearly 700 patterns, sizes and colorings in Smal Ostermor' s $30.00 prattnarese, Special $18.50 Very comprehensive assortments of new designs in China and Japanese Mattings, and P Sixty-pound Full-size { Inlaid Linoleums, are also in evidence, The latter include the well-known Wild’s, Potter's, ° Ostermoor Mattresses in one of two parts, with 5- wich and Staines’ makes. Soe dee edge prise Floor Coverings for the Summer bungalow are also accorded considerable promin and round corners. Cov- { display of these including Rag Rugs of various kinds, Kazak Rugs, English Art Squares, red witt 1 quality = : : marietioda "Fue cr Le Rugs, Twist-Weave Rugs, Kelto Rugs, Crex and Algerian Grass Rugs. twill ticking. Oster- “ : : , ils ; P stleo AS price, $30.00; our Fifty-eight patterns are shown in Royal Wilton, Bund- | Thirty patterns of Body Brussels Carpeting are sh - ‘ price, $18.50. har Wilton and Wilton Velvet. Carpetings. The display of | especially featuring dainty new designs for bedro ms Bundhar Wilton Carpeting includes a plentiful showing of | blues, pinks, French grays and white and gold, ineli Full- Size Bed Springs, Special $l. 95 the plain browns, reds and greens now so much in demand, fective marguerite and pansy patterns. Prices $1 A number of full-size Bed Springs, constituting an over-shipment on the part of the with plain band and Greek key borders; also new convention | $1.55 a yard. factory, are offered for clearance at this special price. They are well-constructed, with { al, Oriental and Mosaic patterns, and handsome Feraghan | hardwood frame, well-woven wire top and strong spiral supports, for use on Wood, Brass or Iron Beds. Special, $1.95 , ‘Pwenty patterns in Axminster Carpetings, designs in dark blue and tan; these are priced at $2.50 a yard. | signs predominating, at $1.15, $1.40 and $1. OO yard, In the Royal Wilton Carpetings, at $3.35 a yard, are shown ; ' P Thirty-eight patterns in Velvet Carpeting at $f ° a variety of Oriental and conventional designs, including | . Bis ihe I & b 45-Lb. Cotton Mattresses, Price $13.50 a Wilk | $1.20 and $1.25 yard. Persian, Royal Saraband and Palm-leaf patterns. Full-size Mattresses built of layer cotton, 45 pounds in weight, having French Velvets are represented by many new effects, at $1.65 and Fifty patterns in Tapestry Brussels Carpeting a@& edge border and covering of good sic fancy art aang Price $13.50. $1.75 yard | 70c, 80c, $1.00 and $1.10 yard. Direct-A Aetinn: {Excellent Values in Moderately - Priced Refrigerators Gas Ranges Moderately-priced Refrigerators and Ice Boxes for family use are displayed in various attractive The oven construction is one of the strongest features of the popular Direct-Action Gas } Range. Five feet of gas will } 36 inches high, has an ice capa |.2114 inches wide and has ice carrying ? bake biscuits on both racks, } hi f ii s ps ’ ' chamber measuring 10 inches |}chamber measures 1344 inches high, ‘ this including heating of oven ¢deep, 131% inches high and 16, |/17 inches wide and 11 inches deep, and | ™¢*S4""8 16¥%2 inches high, 18 } é H i rf | and practical styles, all designed on strictly sanitary lines and possessing correct refrigerating princi ples. The cases of these are constructed of hardwood, in golden finish, and the interior « ompartments are ; ‘ y 7 » mle » lined with galvanized or enameled metal First Fioor, Weet metléing A “La Belle” Refrigerator, 14 A “Gurney” Refrigerator at $14.00 | The “Northland” Refrigerat- inches deep, 20 inches wide and |‘is 39 inches high, 16 inches deep and or illustrated is 42 inches high, | 23 inches wide and 16 inches city of 45 pounds and provision | capacity of 35 pounds Provision ; deep and has provision chamber and baking. Various styles in } ase Rez 2s are ¢ isplay i - a : the R anges are on display in sizes at $11.50 and $13.50, the | frigerators are priced at $17.00, $19.00, shelves; ice capacity 60 pounds, the Stove Se ection, First Fr loor, We es et B uilding. ; latter with enamel Holng $23.00, $28.00 and up to $61.50. | Price, $10.50, inches wide, fitted with adjust- | is fitted with two adjustable shelve | spenes wide and 11% inches able shelf. Price, $9.50. Larger | Other styles and sizes in Gurney Re- | deep, fitted with two adjustable ILLAGE BLACKSMITH GRASS TC] D f w M h § le of | METAL WASTE PAPER BAS UTTER, SPECIAL 28 — Forged osing ays 0 the arc ale OF | kers sprcitauty prickp—Mad el © and riveted hardwood han | taht ked-ahone H f hi a 4 stamped sheet metal, in oxidized fin ICKEL-PLATED TOWEL BAR le ousefurnis ings A | Sean te Shesieias cer Uieaaier eae L, 10e—Made of %-inch rod r Many keen values in a wide variety of useful “ AY ted, eighteen inches long k wares are still available for those who purchase dur- MOWER, SPECIA 7 ct XIDIZED METAL TOWEL ing the final days of this event. A few examples: ly high-grade, | fower | BAR, SPECIAL, 10c—Of flat metal, 20 GARDEN TROWEL,| GARDEN HOE, SPE- JAPANNED FLOUR BINS, SPE with 10-inch dr 5 nehes long, in oxidized finish Bib ; CIAL, 9Se—Have hinged cover and , SRECIAk, Se—Has six-ineh | « 3 F ee, Oe . VE 18 oy re ing | ha A MINUM HOUSE NUMBERS steel blade and shank in one CIAL 20c—Has hardwood hasp ; 50-pound capacity TERS, CIAL ened and tempered cr steel SPECIAL, Sc—~Made of polished, cast plece, with plain wood han- | handle, 744-inch blade and OAK CLOCK SHELVES, SPE el, with aan dle riveted shank CIAL =-Finished natural, orna 1 t Measure VEGETABLE BOILER mented with small oval mirror | inct Al, 10c—-Of retinned wire, 6 | j *ncne som SPE: long and 8 inches wide WOOD CHAIR SEATS, SPECIAL ( PIE TINS, DIAMOND SPRAY NOZZLE 7¢ Sall top” shape; 14-inch size | H Have d - } ce ar ealin requart TAL | 25 ~~ Throws straight ROYAL GRANITE ASPARAGUS | ROYAL GRANT wr mur-qua eam or fine or coarse spray, as de BOILERS, SPECIAL, $1.00-—Have NS CLAL Sa perforated, removable inner tray e, “Turkshead”™ shape. | inches in diameter and 12 iriches high | special, $1.00; 1214 inches in diameter and 14 inches high, special, $1.25 KET