The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1910, Page 10

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tHE SEATTLE STAR ISAYS FILIPINO |M’ CREDIE DIDN'T | SSS 8 SSS VETERAN CAN'T [sinatra | WEAR GOWN, $0. Ill rcs nteare | FREDER ICK & ‘& NELSON Inc. REMEMBER HOW [ricir.i-™ "| HUSBAND BEAT | MANWoN'T Pai | Biy"atais “ye alae amon Whe Jy, ye at] | | ir | ras Mary t ch 5 SCARABS MARKETING| rig lletry : “ cea | 1 | 5 Saag tore i vell prepa rec Iw with it pasate and arled ‘ ae jae ie ple Furnityy : | o meet practically all home-furni ne requirement hs “atisfaction . \ rhe low prices that characterize the entire showing, coupled with the invariably ¢ ¢ (iuality of th ~ ' merchandise, emphasize the fact tha ir reputation for i en 'y Maint, 8 “ay Ge today as ever ed ‘ a ‘ ° : aL Lk ard Maple Solid Oak Hu tat ade? ian “ "JAMES D. HOGE IS FIND LOOT IN HOME OF PAWNBROKE 2 n the arrest of Louls Mackosbsky » at 208 Occidental ay,,| tate Be rust © belleve that they have un ° © biggest fe Dresser Dresser $14.75 _ S16. 00 H-bui Mt Dre er d HURT AT GOLF D. Hoge, president of the NO NOISY QUARRELS FOR THIS COUPLE «0 Dresser tructed of Eastern hard maple, to her own h ed t)! lt — stand DY finished golden in quart eled m — ni » from | Md KINONESS IS COSTLY. Mac trunk te 1 oak effect ‘ f wa a with «8 part ¢ : rs project Befriending Coupte Caught in Rain| Which was stolen from stores and a lop of er es 20 erper Cost Coat and Umbretia " In the | bi fk © taken from | 0 inche han he nd MEDIA, Pa. May 19.—A won, 2619 Ye : ‘ ‘ 1% i of the Rev, Willlam Tentor he tru | eled mir ¢ | aee 4 Zz Law Middletown Pr s how | ua : le he j it the ». has rasulted In the of \ 28th ay, § | H-ler nd ' me there la | hg mM . «» WHERE IS ERNEST BLOOM, 1, OF ASHLAND 18 OLDEST TURTLE. Oiey Centenarian Seen After 30 Years With “1796" Carving. Serviceable Iron Bed Specially Priced at $1.48 = (By United Press.) READING, Pa., May 19.-~A turtle on whose shell is inseribed “D. W FURNITURE Beware of the One | cat cain Time Dentist Store Closes Dally at 5.30 FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. FURNI,.UKE ORY GOODS i 7 rimmed Hats, Special $3.50 The Bed illustrated above comes in full-size, SOLID OAK FONIER, Shag ice agente $15.00 — Substa ee : = sient l ucted, H size Hotel Dresser of fir Bullen tee » fr aie: se ue ial, Special $1. 95 | Paice panel SA th irror, 14x24; 1 A full or three-quarter size Mattress of wood }-drawers fitted iil a , with cotton top, covered with good grade amo": bree ne | at back. A varied assortment of becoming mid-summer ished i mel, and in three-qu ¢ Special $1 reen. Spe fering. Included are models appropriate for street and dress wear, the shapes decidedly new and the | | styles is comprised in this unusually attractive of | | trimming arrangements and color combinations | J those approved by Fashion: Especially good val ues are indicated at $3.50. cing. Special $1.95. Desirable Silks and Woolens a at Attractively Low Prices i} } DE. ble wi | i SEMI-ROUGH TUSSAH SHA} D-LOOM ORIENTAL PONGEE EE H ‘ ro ' i light-bhe — i rable qualities i priced 34-inch INCHI WIDE, 48¢ YD.—In nat plionally good 4-INCH ALL-WOOL NUN’S SERGI in 2 ch 3 INCH ALL-WOOL ENGLISH ES i rAMENE ERGE 8 YD.—Comes in § rawers for KITCHEN QUEEN, PRICE ind large | $3.65—Exceptionall I ot thoroug! SICILIA® 0 y¥INCH ALL-WOOL STORM SERGE I I YD Ag 1 qualit abric in black » half-leng r bins with metal bot- ry tom, 1 two moulding boards 2? inch shaped top, Cabinet at a} which slide under top Top i 1 fluted legs, 28x44 inches fancy-shaped shelf, 1 and has tv and l Women’s and Children’s Kait Underwear and Hosiery | os re Characteristically-Good Values EXTRA-SIZE COTTON | HILDREN’S COTTON ff tl i5e GAR Pure y n, the k in golden fi very moderate price me Interesting Values Available in Moderately-Priced Hor Cover The Floor Coverings Section, Third Floor, maintains at all times very pg 2. ive assortments ND TI < t ed umbrell CHILDREN'S BLACK ND: Ft HOSIERY, 15¢ PAIR—Of reir new round neck leeves. Tights and qua the various moderately-priced lines of Domestic Floor Coverings, including Carpetings, Small and pet-Size Rugs, Japanese and China Mattings, and Inlaid and Printed Linoleums. Values throughout showing are as lov lengths, with d in TEETH) ace-trit or 25¢ \ HOSIERY, SPE edium-weight black eamless and hemmed top; onsistent with dependable quality. A few representative items: rma wie TAPESTRY BRUSSELS AXMINSTER RUGS, in pleas JAPANESE MATTINGS CARPETING, two attractive | ing Oriental and floral designs, | many new and effective patt patterns with borders to match, | size 9x12, $17.85; 8-3x10-6, $14.85; | at 18c, 20c, 22 paris ed at 50c yard 27x60 inches, $1.65. | 35c yard. UMMER-WEIGHT KNIT Notions mer Toilet Sundries One price THE BROWN iN ons Trimmings, Beltings, Specials in Housefurnishings WOVEN HAMMOCKS, SPECIAL $1.95—Of excel Inexpensive Cook Sto For Camp and Home Use The Stdve Sec- tion, in the An- nex, First Floor, And our guara _ Buttons and reese Acme Tape, 10¢ pack: | Royal Violet Borated ag Talcum Powder, 10c Safety Imported Thimbles, 0, 2 pa | be No. 1, 3 Triol Antiseptic No, 2, 3| Tooth Paste, 15¢ 10; No, 3,1 Dr. E. L. Graves Be Tooth Paste, 10¢ al Kid Curlers Small size, be a pack age; iarge size, 10¢ t Form” Hose Sup: Buttermilk Soap, 3 b | cakes for 15¢ kirt Mark: | Almond Soap raid, in white, ecru is now prominent- ly displaying a va- Cy riety of styles in Cook Stoves, La Contessa Soap, 3 cakes for 10¢ ‘ HANGER, SPF OTH CENTURY TWO-RURNER of heavy tinned | GAS HOT PLATE, SPEC wire. Self adjusting, easily attach ed heavily ni ; * | } METAL TOWEL BAR, SPECIAL | ished \mong them is tl Soap, > jetls- te a Se—Of flat metal in oxidized finish ROYAL GRANITE Lippep ¢ the popular Plan Antiseptic Safety | Witch Hazel Soap, 3 20 inches long. = : KETTLE, SPECIAL 15c—Five-pint et Stove, which Pins, In book, 10¢ | cakes for 10¢ NEW PERFECTION" OIL | seamless Kettle, with bail 1 1 COOK STOVE, SPECIAL $4.25—A urns wood or ; 3aseme " LETINNE LIPPE T s aS TTI ! single-burner, ~ blueflame Stove | ETINNED Lit \t “4 2 ak TLE, { coal with equal facility. Has isbestos-lim ~~ SS ~~ with new Perfection wick; at ~ A cain st as yen heat Zo tears of ‘§ F he Li f I tractive, safe and serviceable. Is | fUr-auart capacity flues and drop oven-door, and the ove t Your Glasses uggestions From the Lines o nexpensive Floor Coverings 29% inches high and has top 14] FOLDING COAT HANGER, 4 quickly with very little fuel. Price of Heavy wire Hanger ly anc {fbr carried inches square. GAS STOVE BAKE OVEN, SPE CIAL $ A gassaving single Ke d steel FLORAL TOOL ALL-WOOL ART SQUARES—Size 6x9, $4.20; 7-6x9, $5.25; 9x9, $6.30; 9x10-6, $7.35; 9x12, $8.40 12, $9.80; 12x12, $11.20; 12x13-6, $12.60. 10-6x Planet Stove, mounted on base, $14.50. Should fit your nose equally as well the gla fit 5 , ; 5 vat, | Steel Camp Stoves are shown at prices Falg: ‘ 5 5 well as the | f : Sa ae ‘ E : Oven of highly-polished SPECIAL a eyes, oth rwise you are not et | Brusselquette Stair Car | Hemp Stair Carpeting, 18 with drop door and as lined | 20e—-Four-plece ec of ing upward trom $1,25 ’ . ( omnes ches wide, 30c yard: 2214 top and flame spreader, Measures | short-handled hoe, ré we g ° should - bp peting, 18 inches DO Be ea ’ yard; 2 12% inches wide and 12 inches | fork and trowel, especially suitable Cast-Iron Wood Stoves, upward from $80e and are satisfied only with the “~ — SAPARD AAPL DAP DDD : = if ides et bites + Nahr Se Cy train a Sate NS Rg oe <a a ; best in material and workman —-— TRS lh n ship aaa | , ’ adies Mail Orders 1 oe f | Monthl ect-Actid Eversole Optical Co. |} Home | et Carefull a * | Style Books | aretully ‘ | Journal | 352-34 Empire Bidg., } Pp. Fre a ino Can SEATTLE, WASH. 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