The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1910, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR lircus Weddi Feri or Clowetetand | FUNNY STORY CONTEST [asc FREDERICK & NELSON, In Yarw f delig! Tomes Strong Values Are Presented in Untrimmed Millinery nek Being H' IME milliners will be interested in the seasonable display of Untrimmed I other accessories, prominently featured in the Second Floor Millinery Sect Mowers, Wings barged | Stories About People Change Doesn't Alter Purpose © had tried by various means | “Senator Hen Conger,” said an t his father in conversa | Albany lawyer, “was praising the | other day the change for the better) «Tm teving to read that haw come over polities ! parent, “Now Changes,” he sald, smiling, “al ways ooeurred with the passage of time, but too often they were Fe ith® Notably-attractive values charact changes for the worse. He tnstanc: | ed the case of a Groton iad | This lad, from New York, where] ried. Bat bie father sent word back that he was too young to marry . and color effects are He must wait a year, If, however he was still of the same mind at 4 ‘sentation A few « the year's end he might then marry and wel and the old man would furnish the house At the war ond the son came } back home n | with Lrighton, Wash the entire showing, and the se ings are illustrated | guens t married now he sald ] At $1.75 A variety of popular and effective At $7.75 Hats of ! ghorn, excellent noligedl y after a wholes Shapes in imitation hair braid, with qualit Fi ite blocks f want ma ? old % " } } ea Tom, é i hemp edge These are shown in black only an exclusive | ern et Yes 1 do, I certainty de » Obatinate reply. | At $2. 95 Good quality Chip Shapes in burnt At $8.50 . J ne ot ra : Milans in ou eines tae ! and black; extra quality imitation graceft brim sailor shape, ig Hair Shapes with hemp edg in black only; also burnt and vy wach constancy |] White Milans and Rough Braid Hats, small, me At $12. 50 Velvet eghorn. Hats jay ‘is waid the youth. | dium and large, in various new, and desirable shapes good asso tof exclusiveet SEW YORK, April ith 6 ¢ rhe et ore Hut I forgot to tl! it fan't the ; dren tm makeup looking on, with | ec < Phe a t hunting, [28m wil Rochester Herald i Wide assortments of the various Trimmings, including fancy quills, wings, f ge, flowers and eireus paraphe a & thine ihe tee beemat ot | | ribbon, all attractively gece ae ae a s & blue Jay sitting on @ Mmb of ; a Hibernion Hint Macginley, o vi : 7 tar ut Leite anew. {& tree He raised his gun and fired.| The How. Joseph H, Choate, for-| Harry La Pearl in Madi ar ; Whi tha pasdins elauead casas na |e onl ador to England Th , * bad. present < ik ; Be cae Se trate, Mee MOTO came to a apeeeh made | ew Models in American y Lorsets a a The ron , “ , . ¥ frie ae by Sir ; I) Bannermar / ; Ror.” wald Pat, “but ye we - j ‘ , , ose of th : a AF rn “ve Sad seomeineane | STYLE 117, PRICI STYLI 159, PRICE STYLE 211, PRI E ailey clowns, ; ginley on inten Sena 1 $1.00—A very attractive | $1.50—This isa new model | $2.00—A model adapted — tlona at othe ad I a6 ‘ na Wer ee ee | servant broke « grea the wwe" | The matter of fact Engitehmas wi nd Otherwise . Son “ae ve La “apy ave ort bit of practionl ad bust and ewtremely long well-developed figure, hav not requiring extreme re,” said Mre He get my mail the chub " ' wa om vielt. | view, “Dismies him iW | ” : © int —_ at the | one at'n whe I'm trying of getting on the tra tol Take it out of hix wages,” spoke | skirt, the material extend ing medium-high bust and length. The bust is low, nd. 1 didn't vw we aaahe te ew = ¥e th eve .* the thr Scot Me Was ait on » the latter course was /j] ing far below the boning extreme length over hip | the skirt long and the At the clr tt) @ certale ion, 7 made on the ground that the wages encasing the fig nm d back. The ning ; lichth org Spek piece allied Sein AES Ba af m stati . e-san Vag ge wgah ramen |i encasing he figure and and back The ing in del in slightly saw through the patt and powder; | pic5 as stubbornly as if they had|He rang ¢ . 4 © orders (ened. The iridhwen at snemne producing the desired long this Corset is extra-heavy, he wasn't a clown to me i it an News. a " the. station ta the rescue with wre ] & OV ip ; * materis 700 quality just Harry plghess ; gee eile Dao: map begd pp dees rhe oy graceful line er hip and | the material good qualit “When we were together he wa y husband ts so helpful in our i 8 back The material is | batiste and the garment is Quiet and dignified, although Jol! bold work; you t strong batiste and the gar tape-drawn at top. Two We were not long discovering we jove be tidying ap a « ' i were in love. I came to New York |; arranging er FREDERICK & NELSON, Ine. wie } ment is fitted with two pair of hose supporters ped with two abe Dey € | —Recond model with moderately low des d for the average for the average figure waist line. Mad ' ’ batiste, trim med wi to see Harry when the season ‘ Dey Gow + Goode | i pairs of hose supporters are attached | hose supporters opened, and he was so glad that he | up? \ ; | Stare Chases Daily at S080 : | ! Suggested we get married tmme-| He throw diately. I guess we had both made of place so | have som | 1 seanaaaanenteaaaamaaamaaamd up our minds we couldn't walt any | to do! ST ha i seal nh tnk twa Seon eal ||| Chiffon Mull Auto Veils Specially Priced at $1. 25 for @ banquet the circus wes giv-'is one wh . . ell-prepated tc sai : ; A ing, 80 we arranged with Rev. Sam: forecast, then pa ‘ to have ea ja ~> I c ., ‘Phese are Large Size Auto Veils of « m mull, washa uel P. Gordiano to pertorm the cer- | his fortune tol Jeago Ne nt he mod ice ire sole Seattle selling emony before Harry's friends, in ~ H repr statives such nown lines as Derby : " . the ring ’ t ts ‘ as th j ‘ ' 1 Desh 1 wig few instances these Veils are slightly soi ecial $1.25 “I never thought of the surround hotiee of on pa SK 4 “ ! esks anc and durable, n with hemstitched ends; come in sky, maize, po navy, dark-gray and black eee se B Globe-Wernicke S$ onal Filing Devices and FREDERNK & MAISON, oe [7 pig ame tees New Spring Lasts in Misses? and Children’s s Footy rong ile Bh guegee ber s From the extensive $ lines of Office Chairs isses’ and Children’s An Misses’ and hildren’s . . we illustrate a particu- ff te inp Gur 1 Pumps, | Thr let Selnas th t | { \ - larly good style ina Re- ff with leather bov keled lain toc and ‘ “4 designed for comfort [f/f foot-form last Sizes 11% to 2, $2.00 1 ] é along practical lines i Sizes 11% 2, $3.00; sizes | to 11, Children’s, $1.7 e i bit, Iren $1.50 Apparel for M soe Gear | Peery ppare or 1sses gfe height and spring ten | sion, and has spider of i eae vaca Specially Priced Ii Beem esse steel, which is HH Girls’ Middy Blouses $1.75 and $2.25; Sizes 6 to 14 Years gu against This Chair can be ad- Hf , $2.50: | &.Children’s. $ 2 | : breakage New Arrivals in the popular Middy Blouses for Girls MISSES’ DOUBLE-BREASTED REEFER } x Among other Chair COATS, SPECIAL $3.25—-Made of black and iG . to be noted in the lines i tenlave are wae” white checked coating, and manni heviot in ff displayed are Judges HW and $2.25 ' ‘ ‘ High back Chairs , golf-red or navy, trimmed with black ivet collar § ; i - Straigh it Arm Chairs and Typewriter to peat endered emblem on sleeve; sizes © BUR Chairs. In connection with these are shown Of- Ill ~ Girls’ Washable Dresses, New and fice Settees i mus Styles and finishes sizes 6 to 14 years, made of white galatea with navy-bluc sailor collar and cuffs, as shown in illustration, Prices, $1.75 i rth F HH ly MISSES’ DRESS SKIRTS, SPECIAL $3.75— ; ‘ | Be ing S 1 RS LES RE Proeparnts or | Globe-Wernicke ‘Elastic’ Bookcases com " tyles Daridete Soprdpriate iiatetials: in black, blue. cray MIM. Globe-Wernicke Bookcases have long been the il DRESSES AT $3.75 AND $075—For girls of a ial iis 50 ath eAline dd anid tn ths } standard of excellence in sectional construction to 14 years there are dainty Dresses be novel tea) be Wha. ottects | They em tried and tested mechanical prin checked or plaid ginghams, as well as in plain-colored lin with a high type of design anc j ens, reps and percales hese are made in French MISSES’ MIDDY BLOUS with waists plaited over shoulder and sk kilted or box plaited. Prices $3.75 and-$4.75 DRESSES AT $5.00, $6.75 AND $7 n, French gingham, percale and . for Mi years, made in high or Dutch neck effe lida c : in guimpe and two4piece Russian styles, some trimmer a y r ih, hag elf-color braid, gilt buttons, ribbon and is emb ) Infants’ and Children’s Shoes ||| “s#emeremegtaeer Mood Sal and gaa et eee, at Special Prices * Tan Kid I | ‘ Specials i in Jewelry Novelties | Women’s Double-Tipped Silk Glove At 25ce, 50c and 95c oe, 75¢, $1. 00 and $1.25 Pair asp style, * ibilities forthe home equa m » clasps at their utilitarian prope rte carcely any problem of library b ; eh ‘ Arise] 1 in black | ‘ ient th annot be successfully solved by the c ' shades} ’ le on f the irious styles of Globe lection ¢ en rnaments, | \ k Gl ves, all , 5 ‘n't j t ' ¢ fancy two-tone | 1 Silk Glo tatt cevle, a Wide FGM thle, Gloves, natural vn a: ‘ . 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