The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1910, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR ie awa ee QUNMY BLANKS ee / WILL HELPGET | ‘e Go Dry. How John and Constance Younglove, of This City, | | Did It—John Writes the Whele nba Sins _ Probably licenses Insued in the city of Beat tle, with the mayor and a majority |i Commercial Bodies Have! of the city council pledged not to |diwturd the existing saloons in Unique Plan to Get Full) Georgetown, and to renew thelr I sennes when they come up for re Count of Seattle—-Every-)newal, an interesting situation risen with the annexation of one Can Help. xetown, There are now 14 saloons in Georgetown 2a SE zS j FREDERICK & a Inc, Furniture More Closes Dally wt 6180, Dry. Goods | Furniture Dry Goods : Fifty Dozen Pairs of Women’s ‘Imported Glace Glove | to Be Sold at, Special, $1.00 Pair Because of late delivery, an importation of fifty dozen excellent quality Glag finished Gloves, made to our own order, has been specially priced for clearance j this interesting figure. The Gloves are in one-clasp style, full pique sewn, with Paria point embroidery on back in self or contrasting color. The color assortment inelug ounsel Beott Cal Corporation , ® i" o * Bvery man, woman and child in] own ts of the opinion that ee Black, White, Tan, Light-Tan, Brown, Gray, Light-Gray, Biscuit, Navy, Green : Seattle can ald th ‘sues waa Georgetown Heenses must be dis 2 | Seattle must b full and com iron Geartty ‘aan The one An Exceptional Offering at $1.00 Pair a te count, and i epends up owes pagal supe Aadaang A le ‘people to eee that she toons,” he sald today, “l have ad-| ta tans : Ke , ia a Yayor Gill hes promised to. sign KAYSER’S SILK GLOVES, 50c PAIR—In two-clasp style, with WASHABLE CHAM , census burean of the| , Os . rhe ae . . he Heenwe dinane a Pe ‘ NISETTE GLE Chambe F of Commerce aud Som aeusteute: the council will renew (ff double tipped fingers, Came in black, white, tan, brown, navy, gray, PAIR $3 - OV ES, wet elgg ae” "| them, but they will undoubtedly be AIR town in white ielaraen Vika edebal oo tisk ae ' | enjoined, and 1 have no doubt but pearl, pongee and ch; snpagne. | natur color that the court will hold agatnet —Vies hotel men, proprietors of apart: | (Dat ment houses, lodging places, buat nega men and everyone else whol haa the Inte of the city at} heart, can ansiet | Between April 15 and 20, 160 jenumerators wi pt to get data about ehild in help, the New Spring Models in Lingerie Waists s Specially Pric Lingerie Waists of sheer batiste and | Pies Wa the name, age and every man a Seattle. If demonstrate | I census enut able sthod, we will do ai $ cover bis di J $sasnaserhe | 2.00 Persian } in ¢ terials short time given him | palit: Persian lawn, in a erials in new “The Easy Chair Collapsed One day and Threw Me to the Floor.” | What the Plan te At H If Pri | BY JOHN YOUNGLOVE, often kept me at the office until Bo that he won't lose any time. a ce large variety of effective styles, ny / distinctive styles, showing “a aman after midnight, we felt that t ac-land in order that the housewife bw without pistes } = CHAPTER IV cept was out of the queation ane tele happen to be ‘the only | 58 & a Gr soe $1.06 ana =| prettily trimmed with fine lace low neck and long or three And now we plunged. But I still believe that fm this! one at home when he calle may | rer Fittings Bee = . c: From the gloom of the boarding city there are opportunities of this | know Just the information he ie| OOK MAxHLAK Mernon — | embroidery and pin-tucking. Come sleeves, and trimmed with house we swung our pendulum too | 8) Young folks can find If they jafter, and may be able to AsWOr] rye ouly method that siahtens toons | f ' - ne his questions qui this b ote cures Pyorrhee and “ex ee ; far the other way. We passed up we accepted an offer |iu lasuina dummy biauks giving ait| ser aesgest wetoom goaeems’ | in @ full range of sizes. laces, tucking and Swiss Embi cheaper apartments, all of which | advertised by an elderly gentle-|the questions the census man will | a "Wem Cuasennens } =—Firet Floor ir y- are more of leas inconvenient, and |man and his son He wes to fur-|ask and with blanks for the an Ohio Dental Parlors | nish a house; we would ta e - : ; R ‘ : : : : ; chove one whove IarEe. airy TOI, ON had provide & home for them| cress wit be a al sony PAE SERRE lA Strong Showing of | There is in evidence a large and varied assortment of smart pisesant oatlogh, good neighbor both. We would eplit expenses | one can fill hou! in and have |& & CORNER ENTRANCE: ROOM « in strictly tailored Waists of high-grade linen, in plaited, tue hood and all seemed to us to be half and hal: hondy, e that whe - i I 2 of e ee i o } nand-embroidered effects, at $2.50, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00. “ A M4 We sold « inatalls — wers ready, and th m-| measuring for papertng was from) eile tt tate ase ed ital at WEE And was earning but Mb cseoge ag GE ro ne er n copy them in his big, | the Federal, of course We do wat } ble f 2 U ‘ : hie Oe ake, Our! Paying § for ata official book in « jifty |isfactory work at reasonable prices. S Of d eames was aught by montha, ourselves well rid. This ts but one feature, but a big, U#e the phones 1) asona erings In erwear ; mi-made rset overs, he alluring ¢ iment | of it of the moat systematic ald | WOMEN’S LISLE UNION SUITS, $1.75—Of ecbangeler 9 household! Im the next chapter I will tell saus takers ever attempted TS, $1.7 $ These Semi-made Corset Covers are shape ur outfit: was — we began to keep house acien city, Busniess men are fine quality mercerized lisle in low neck, sleeveless } J ‘ cost bout | ifically—or, rather, with common | back of the scheme and doing moc Mf F 7 eck a a Ps. a » het nanrty seven seonthe |Sem00 to aswist the work, bat the citizens Try th | style, with lace trimmed knee, and neck and arms § * alloped neck and arm holes, and button Taek, coh wash to te install (Continued Tomorrow.) themselves must aid aa well The ness bringers. ry em. finished with double tape facing lets for draw-strings, and require only to ment house and laid down a ee » : , fia ; bil, After the first Mush of new : aa WOMEN’S LISLE UNION SUITS, $1.25—In } into the band to make a finished garments possession was gone, it seemed as |p or ‘ ; lon kal : ot ; io : : ' . if 1 had tebe a $5 cut in my if PURNITURE FREDERICK ‘on mae Inc. eunnt UAE ne ( "pr ciganeed tps with tight knee; top fin 3 ar¢ embroidered in hand-loom designs, b weekly wages ' * Store Cleees Deily at 3.40 | ished with deep crochet patter ee : + Wasn't the Worst. wind he : Bien seach Be | ORY GOODS | pape Z € D n } hand-embroidery, and include French net, at t the worst of i oO Ss Si ( Ss 25, But this wasn't the worst of it ISLE UNION SUITS AT $1.25— } bind, shadow and lace effects, hardly anya § After a few weeks the shoddy fur Low neck, sleeveless style, with tight knee, or with § yay niture for which we had paid top , : g Snail ngs, es rtment being alike. Except prices began to show the effects lace trimmed knee; finished at neck and arms with { ¢MUre assortment being alike xceptional of the steam heated flat. The easy chair that had looked so luxurious in the cool basement of the fur ture store collapsed one day and threw me to the floor And the ff varnish on the handsome library double tape facing aki’ wake at 95 im New Arrivals in Women’s House Garments Interestingly table began to suck into the crev % ‘ . < wi cin, st H s i jeer of the grat A Timely Offering of NEW LAWN] NEW ONE-PIECE| NEWHOUSE DRESS P| ii ied ot we hed. boom token i J: SACQUES AT $1.95— | HOUSE DRESSES AT |ES AT $2.75—Made in ib stallment house (and we ) I aw n z . ¢ vcdirmaae' arses | 100 Tailored Spring Suits Of white lawn, cut circu- | $1.95—Of good quality | one-piece style of French | Ste). And about that time, too, AE, WIth GREP SCEHODG, |. ioote in light bine and i bine percale. havice wi we realized our mistake fo taking and trimmed with fish | percaie 1 g ¢ anc ue percale, having waist the high priced apartment. T eye pattern insertion and white, black and white, or | attractively trimmed with edge; have flowing | French-blue and white | bands of black and white sleeves, cut with deep | checks, made with tucks | checked percale and large scallops and finished with | across front, long sleeves, | pearl buttons, and skirt fin insertion and edge, and | and close fitting turn-over | ished with bias band of ih for Women Special $8. 7 5 Special furniture cut our weekly Inc to $15 per week. We never succeeded in making two w salary pay for a month's use of flat. There was always some un expected purchase to be made, and |i it verily seemed as if I had to work |# he an entire month just to pay m} f . — purchase Phe 0 Tail red ults, he fasten at neck with rib- | collar, and trimmed with | check percale matching . rent. ected at a very favorable figure, results in this i . 2 ‘ i ask Gel, Bee eeckibual oMerind g bon. | pipings in plain color. waist \ Hi ay We net only ino m Pood | a d : NEW HOUSE DRESSES AT $2.95—Of good quality NEW LONG SILK KIMONOS i seme gh pete pc! The Suits are of good quality French serge, pereale, in white with black stripes and large dots in blue, | AT $5.50--Of prettily patterned ki Fi Af J Rot "is of | re house. IH well tailc with coats cut in single-breasted lavender or black. Have Dutch neck and long sleeves, and | mono silk in dark co! ce I uP } Lest ef iivays wetne va a itt style, n h notch collar, well-shaped lapel and the sist and wsist poaten Sows rons. with large peart bas. | pire txts with ‘several y \ eval po ed die 4 P rae F Sil read ti tin: rh eigen tons. Another attractive Dress at this price is of brown and | rings finishing the sh | ? younggre Ne cov Ring ade gpl & quar satin, the Skirts are a new whi te or blue and white percale, having waist trimmed with | puff sleeves trimmed with satin rit | w Incholy silence tie of plain color material and large pearl buttons bon bands " ened iver J ) in, green, » Navy, ca- PPP DPD A RRR PRD RINNE PRR 5 ba, rec t-blue and black. All sizes are fe a . Se t antiees | Agetl Hambers of the Seattle Agents for | jae | a Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns Great Majestic Ranges | 4 E Interesting Values in New Laces, Nets, Embroideries Embr Now on Sale | Direct-Action Gas Ranges f i | Monthly Style Books Free | heave bet McCray Refrigerators heard be bors. We learned that the i cupying the t s and Warner’ 8 Rust- Proof Corsets, $1. 50, $2.00 and $2.50 : MODEL 255, PRICE $1.50—-This is a long Corset ere low b Che material is batiste which extends several inches below the be e, and gal me ; eat suncing Rig And . fitted with two pairs of hose supporters q , would w ig E ee MODEL 277, PRICE $2.00—Thi {ODEL $2.50—A Corset! ie wi i} model of Corset completely envelop igned to pro r effect and at® pe eer ’ More t ty roht ct PS W o i they P- along way t d net the hips, but is designed as to be same time aft € curves wh t | the cost-of \ Sik Filet } 42 ‘lite ; lemanded by this s¢ fashions, The dollars saved k Filet Net, 42 wide, suit thoroughly comfortable whether the ' 4 w-stringy bol ny ot ! t ble fe A t ‘ owt is moderat w, with draw-s . think looks as big as any $ iH ble for wai ind wns, in white, wearer is sitting, standing or walk Pigeon any = ial Sa 3 i oaw oT rang design black, gray, smoke, pongee and vari kirt extreme long e material e® - i wt the end of ix months our man Fl f the teal | ow Bn nt Sree Sssit arias Vick ing; the bust is moderately low and | several inches below the b ining. ‘The mat ie f 0. f ree Por n Lae Yard, 2'4« Ox Pal ‘ ‘ has draw-string at top. This garment | is a, fine quality of heavy batiste and the a t es ; De eae ae ane, i oY ‘ ype is trimmed with lace and is equipped | ment is fitted with three pairs of strong sho | Women’s “‘Mended” Glace and Suede Gl with three pairs of hose supporters, | supporter second Pe ig nail ‘3 % F Special 98 ¢ Pair ‘Sugyestions From the Spring lines of Men’s Shirts and Ne 7“ Con ; f ston fairly in to oceus This attractive OMerin ete Ot Wionien’a- Gi ae ; Displayed in the Men's Furnishings Section, conveniently located on First Floor, just inside Second and Madison Entrantty it for the wir the . 18 i c e offe yr con omen ilove iat have been ex : on pag yy $10 per month. As an a pertly repaired by the manufacturer after being returned because of imperfec Attractive lines of White and Colored Shirts, Neckwear to matct ings in Shirts, made od inducement, sald that at the tions of ious kind In some of these Gloves the stitching of a seam has with plain ind plaited bosoms, in new designs, are | washable madras and « t, ineluding pink, P into his splendid city house, for th been renewed, in others a new gusset or fourchette has been supplied, or pet in evidence at $1.50 tan, green, gray, brown trope and white, a% at same rent, as caretakers, and lv haps a te vumb | Pen D ( ( in St during his absence in the hay Ay ppg cen mre ge nag a the mendiny it is difficult in many New effects in Shirts of fine corded madras, pat Stocks for outing we le of madras and im ‘ edt ie 1 an expert to locate the detect terned with small figures and cluster tripes in blue, | iot, are shown in various « ible patterns an r le tonuil - The assortment comprises Gloves in glace and suede qualities, two- and heliotrope, black or green, at $2.00 orings at 50¢ and $1.0 y : ha ken thi : ] tyles, overseam and pique V n bl ( re ge of col ’ Mak that ‘taant Waikine the ae ‘ . si pique sewn, in black and a large range Men's Soft Shirts with soft collars and cuffs attached, in solid colors and fancy stripe eMectss made tar ea day through ail kind oiesette, madras and ind-madra Priced at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. Firat Fleet 4 FROY. RAKES . j lida ; ’ Pig “ DANCING ACX DRY . . nnnnettn | | A } New method” tates 2 es | Mail Orders | Ww 2. , all Orders | Porch T q | Carefully 4 ‘ fa a ctl @ Og) | ‘| (Frederick & Nelson) cat | \ INCORPORATED y ‘it