The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1910, Page 12

THE SEATTLE STAR ete ea FREDERICK & NELSON, INC. | FURNITURE FURNITURE DRY GOODS Store Closes Dally at 5:30 DRY GOOpDs WELL, WHAT D’YE THINK OF THIS? NO ONE To LEAD WOMEN’ S CLUB) Ww ¢ fe ty at the th was elected, On] te Feder | omc other work, tM | Wash Fabrics at Special Prices Popular- Priced Styles i in Parasols \ | h ne naked to reconalder written ed-/and the presidency will be urged 1 > YN COLO » 8 LI} O1 LK F . me 2 nd : ont at & me ding’ ths — ey Mini SEBGTRT, Apes TO pt eg Bh H ‘ n ed {ra , wi ier , pt ted toed . candidates ( hi PONGE} -ARASOLS, $3.50 assels, waist nd coin spot fod 1 \ 1 the or MUL HES WID! apart 4 We 8 iy ’ ¢, with Why j i can be ae SIAL 65 D A j PAFPET I } A I “) te ae . ; ~ ' aw yi R aes a1 vatural om DIES FOR GIRL nah ‘i rote or ig Attractive New Styles Women's s Fabric Gloves at 50¢ Pi i with two clay fanatic! fee? ess) GORNETS BURN wr (Ry United Press) AF M pe od ‘ ' 1 navy, to mnrey Courting her by me at i - SERIOUSLY HURT i ae try. This wa ‘fe | INA PARIS DUEL Women’s Lisle Hosiery, 35 re, 3 Prs. for $1.0) o , ‘ en's Hosier reinforced ‘ the partial | Tay United Preae) + 3 pais fad —Firet DIVORCE AFTER 32 ; . ¢ . ; 4 YEARS’ SEPARATION] ji" 200i ital cost [an baturdyconeed sh, th A Mid-Season Purchase of Embroideries A Very Effective: Summer Drapery Ma evs May Soa yy age Offered at Notable Savings ar than the sol, cling ra cell : , reonta | Count de Poligny he duclists |i la a ee Qf yt f of be made ices 40-INCH MINES, SPECIAL 35c YARD—These are fine and Arabian DRY GOODS eee eee Pate at Se DRY GOODS | EMBROIDERIES AT 25¢ FURNITURE | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. | FURNITURE Peter grap EMBROIDERY FLOUNCINGS in Swiss or ni ITCHED MINE CURTAIN ) PAIRST wo fective 1-work, shadow, Fren elet and long with one-inch hem;come in : in 15 I8-inch widths IAL $3.95 F R id ed r OIDERY BANDS, GALLOONS AND INSERTIONS in bold designs, also ribbon beadings in wide variety, EMBROIDERIES AT 50c YARD. WIDE-EMBROIDERIES in elaborate lace eff signs, shadow and conventional patterns and nov 12, 15 and 18 inches. WIDE FLOUNCINGS in large open-work, floral and nov elty designs. This is an especially attractive group and conta runust ally extensive variety of beautiful effects. Twenty-two and 27 inches wide. Basement item Strong Values in Women’s Footwear at $3.00 |! The Basement Salesroom Shoe Section is offering highly-attractive val H ues in Women’s Pumps and Oxfords at $3.00, the showing comprising niany stylish, well-fitting models, some specially priced at this figure. Prominent in the line are Two- and Three-cyelet Ties in patent leather or dull kid, on the new “Lynn” last, with extra-short j vamp. Price $3.00 Another desirable model is | | I'wo-strap Gun-metal Pump with extension sole. Special, $3.00 Basement Salew 40-INCH SCRIMS, SPECIAL 28 YARD - thread Scrims in white, ivory and Arabian A Special Display of “Omo” Dress Shields “Omo” Dress Shields are impervious mois cy eta aes ae : cleansed, hygienic and durable, and have many other i BANDS, INSERTIONS AND MEDALLIONS in lace, open-work, $ which we will be pleased *to demonstrate. Workmanship and a eyelet, shadow and novelty effects, also finished Galloons up to 6 inches § the finest, and there is a style and size for every requirement. Priel in width from 15¢ to 5Oc pair. CORSET COVER EMBROIDERIES with ribbon be ading worked : ~- in the edge, especially appropriate for making the popular onepiece Cor . . * a eet: Cavers. Come ina large assortment of attractive désighs aad novelty Valenciennes Laces Specially Priced effects. a : An attractive assortment of French and Two-Thread Valenca Al LOVER EMBROIDERIES in large open-work patterns as well } Laces with Insertions to match, in all the desirable widths, sp 1 dainty effects, on fine Swiss, 22 inches wide ed at 50c, 60c, 70c, 8O0c and $1.00 a dozen yards. Cut Glass Specially P riced at $1. 50 [A Few Suggestions in § Summer Floor A May Sale Special | ALGERIAN COCOA RUGS—Size 3x6, $4.2 | $13.00; 7x10, $17.00; 9x12, $25.00 CREX GRASS RUGS—Size 3x6, $1.50; 4-6x7-6, $3.00; Gx) Specials in a Edges and beteaie A good assortment of attractive Embroidery Edges and Insertions, on ss, Cambric and Nainsook, has been specially priced in three lots, at 5c, 10c and 15c yard, as follows: Sv An unusually attractive line of a. a ae eat gee richly-cut yieces, including > S100 INSERTIONS, 5c | EDGINGS AND IN- | WIDE EDGINGS AND Eek Maa Dmk Wate [eee VARD—Pretty XN SERTION'S, 10c YARD | INSERTIONS, 15¢ YARD dnd ‘Unhandled Nappics: Salts RAG RUGS—Martha Washington, Pilgrin 1 k and § Wie Cambric, Swiss and |-—In elaborate open-work, nd Peppe S ; Ta cil alow, Log Cabin and I ireside Rugs a ert | Neinsook Edging nd | floral, eyelet, lace Pickle Dist Cel , Pl, Sy A TR se 1 Uae sizes: 9x12, 8-3x10-6, 8x10, 7-6x10-6, 6x9, 3x6, 30x60, tions, for which there adeeeta tind 5 ah f¢5 " ee “Ness ickle Jishe elery rays, ates, Mayonnaise bowls, Mus- e BN - of Fib ae i Ni a A ce Insertions, including | ¢'* sign ve mate tard Jars, 7-inch Nappies and Jelly Dishes—all exceptional An exten ve line of Fiber, Crex, Japanese and China Mattings wiss, cambric and n in widths from 1 to 1/4 | eyelet designs, in widths | dresses, fine underwear and inches. up to 6 inches | apron Wash Goods and Domestics { Small and Carpet- Size Rugs Keen Values Typically Attractive Offerings BLEACHED, ALL-LINEN TOWEL- $ oyatt RUGS— INGS, SPECIAL, 100 YARD—Heavy, ab- 3 ie ; sorbent quality. LINEN-AND-COTTON TOWE SPECIAL, 10e EACH—Hermmed and ready for use; measure 17x34 inches INDIA LINON, 30 INCHE SPECIAL 10c¢ YARD . ae : ‘ t et Rugs, 27x54, $1.15 dress fabric of good « z’ 2 PERC ‘AL, ES, 36 INC WE S WIDE, 10 | Jute Smyrna Rugs, 30x60, $1.25 ; H 4 are P —Third are no edgings to match, ; h e156 values at $1.50. CHINE and Glaseware Section An Unusually Extensive Display of Summer F urnitu On the First Floor of the Annex considerable space is devoted to the C ae! ement Salesroom. display of meritorious Furniture. designed for use in and about the Sum- Miter Ru mer home. The very comprehensive showing embraces a large assort- ment of useful and artistic pieces, in Light Maple, Reed, Willow, Rattan, Grass and the quaint Rustic Hickory. A new line of Enameled Porch Fur- $, made from corners of carpet 1g, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 18x36, $1.00; 27x54, Axminster R $1.65; 36x7. niture, in a forest-green tint that harmoniz admirably with out-door sur- VW IDI whi roundings, has just been added to the display. Annex, First Floor. MAPLE ROCKER, $3.50—{ REED ROCKER, SPECIAL $4.60—A com- A Rocker of heavy ‘maple in nat fortable and substantially built Sewing or Nursery ural finish, with reed seat in cross | Rocker, in shellac finish, with open weave panel weave, cross panel back, continu- | back and closely wo ous back-leg posts and lor un with broad ners, Illustrated to left. Chair | runners an to match, $3.25. | and turned n ee aaneeaanmnmneanasns Inexpensive Cook Stoves for Camp Use FOUR-HOLE CAMP | FOUR-HOLE PRIZE YARD—White with light or dark stripe Wool Smyrna Rugs, 26x54, $1.50. exceptional quality. SIZE RUGS HALF.BLEACHED OUTING FLAN- 3 © ae aa oan ack oes as NEL, 32 INCHES WIDE, 10c YARD encil Print Tapestry Rugs, 9x12, § awsininblnap Drnm Print Tapestry Rugs, 8-8x11, $9.75 BLEACHED PILLOW ‘CASING camless Drum Print Tapestry Rugs, 9x INCHES WIDE, SPECIAL loc YARD. 12, $12.00 Very durable grade WHITE COTTON BATTING, HALF POUND ROLLS, 10: en Ige, continuous white maple 1 with rattan Illustrated to right. 1 Remnants of Carpeting in various quali ties at special prices Basement Basement Salesroom. | Artistic Drapery Scrims, 15¢ and 18c¢ Yard STOVE, $3.00, | COOK STOVE, $8.00. ROUND-THREAD SCRIM, 40 INCH COLORED- BORDER SCRIM, 36 5 4 | A well constructed Sto led ES WIDE, 18¢ YARD—In white, ecru and | INCHES WIDE, 15¢ YARD—In combina Sheet-Iron, Four-Hole | \ it : mieten tien Ch oft in Beles and esj uit- | tions of brown and gold, red and green, blue ; fe ; | With four 7-inch covers, top \ , inexpen rtain and green and gold and green Camp Stove with cast top, | surface 19x22 inches and ( "LOTH, 40 INCHES WIDE, 18 YARD—A_ suft-finished fabric the top cooking surface | Oven measuring 11x12; a printed in | good baker and just the thing | for the summer camp. Price | $8.00. measuring 18x23 and oven 11x17 inches. Price $3.00, ie laterestinig wae 4G Sioux Leather Bags, Specially SECIAL ize BOX-—-Box of 24 chests aad Priced at 25c 24 enve Annex, First Fi ee ee ELL DORE ETH Bi PEO ONE mer Style Book is full of new ideas of The Ladies’ Home Journal bier hi “T i he is illu mined by many charming illustra Seattle hown in white, and oth Bags of soft suede leather with er colors Are } a NE tions—-the creations and adaptations fre pp ; Sop gaa g i ioy (drawstring at top. These are careful- S S | B i m an authorized organization of MOTH BALLS, PER POUND BOX, ele bee k designers for 10 ly made and have long leather fringe ummer ty e DOO Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns—any one priced at 15 ; CARRIAGE AND AUTO SPONGES, } ornamented with large Vienna PECIAL, 10¢ beads. Special 25c. fasoment Sal " Se given with q every copy of the Style Book—are accompanied by the patented Guide McCray : 5 7 Chart, which reduces the process of cutting materials to its Journal Pattern Desired, Price 20c plicity, Including Any 15c Ladies’ Home utmost sim Pattern Section, Firet Floor LADIES’ ——————_--—-— —— — a | Ostermoor ON) Mail Orders Carefaly aul tba | Mattresses FREDERICK & 3 NELSON if Filled /