The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1910, Page 16

THE SE SEATTLE STAR Aa ee ac Oklahoma City Has Skyscraper Fever } | ...ccses: 4) FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. a * BARRED FRO »M ARUGBIA * d re oon Unlly at Der tae, <3 Practical Styles i in Moderately-Priced Refrigeratoy, «rt nverthelns * “ Nowy nt tontmee A “La Belle’’ Refrigerator at $9.50 * 7 ag ie sicuhe eae e The “La Belle” Refrigerator illustrated eep b 3 * c ream by ‘s s wide and 36 inches high, has an ice capacity of 4 | / a inc . ‘ eo peal : chamber measuring 10 inches deep, 134% in he 6 inches wigs Teter etre re es 2. Price $9.50, Larger sizes at $11.50 and $13 h enamel ting he well-known Gurney Refrigerate ¢ inn UNION PACIFIC from $14.00 to $61.50, with ice-carry! p TO USE WIRELESS | pounds, These Refriger shave ha dwor | (My United Press) NEW YORK, June 10.—That the Union Pacifio railway Is f tion and economical operation i The “La Belle sm iperator | and McCray Refrige Ss REDER! G Inc preparing to wee wireless hy in the operation of telegr ite tine ie the etatement of Frederick H. Milliner, expe mental engineer for that com pany. Stations are now being equipped at Cheyenne, Wyo., and at Sydney, 103 miles from Chey and practical teste FURNITURE DRY GOODS ade between these sta Store Closes Dally at 6:0 Miiliner has been experi ~ menting in the Union Pacific boratory at Omaha for four years. Milliner believes that bette HERE’S “UNWELCOME GUEST CLUB”- FOR MEMBERSHIP APPLY TO W. H. TAFT Women’s Coats Radically SAME STREET YEAR AGO. — a party of New Y PORT ANGELES EXCURSION with aft, did tietantly killed ple al “gereaseas | FREDERICK & NELSON, Ine. gycnasscs |] Women’ - and Misses’ round for the 38. Price $15.00 erection of a skyscraper New Arrivals in Misses’ and Children’s Washable Dresses Sizes 6 to 14 Years AT $1.95—Washable Dresses of black and white checked having low neck and | three-quarte \ rimmed with pique in navy-blue polka-dotted percale, with pat pocket, trimmed with self-colored bands WOMAN APPOINTED DISTRICT ATTORNEY f natur | re 34 ane 1 36 are full plaited. All regu constructed on line hat | insure a | FREDERICK & NELSON, Basement Salesroom Clearance at $10.00 Women’ $ Tailored Cloth Suits at $2 50 Women’ $ Tailored | Linen and Rep Suits, $5.00 Women’ V's W Wash Skirts at $1. 25, iy 50, $1. 75, vy : as we lisplayed int K & NELSON ORPORATED Inc. Underpriced fal ell for cam learance, garments n, and n and g ement th good skirts 50, White ‘Si ‘Sal sm ell cu nd tailored. Coats are 344 laited models. Sizes 14, 16 arid 38, anda ite, tie and f wit h n otch ¢ or shaw! collar. Sia linen, wh es long Price $5.00 ciatertal Cok ble Dres | A Timely Offering of Midsummer Millinery at, Speci The Basement Salesroom Millinery Section is featuring Trimmed Hats and pe had in Gibson ¢ t light-blue and AT $2.95 fine qui ive line of a or midsummer wear illy-low price The Hats come in medi ids n and large shapes, rimmed with flower s include white, champagne, navy-bluc CLARA SHORTRIDGE FOLTZ. Cal, June 10 Foltz, dean of in Southern Call fornia, has been appointed assistant |i @istrict attorney, because it is deemed advisable to have a woman in the office to deal directly with Women complainants. The new appointee has practiced law for years and her appointment means much to the women who hesitate to go before a man with their complaints and frequently permit grave cases to pass without complaint because of this. ceable Washable Dress« f in a wide range of plaid Made wit t and kilted skirt, trim med with bands olid color to match. Have high neck and lot ng sleeves AT $3.45—Wash: straw bra a e effec , ribbon wing efiect ( Specially priced at $2.95 | SAILOR HATS, SPECIAT. 0¥c—An attractive line 0 sun-burnt palm braid, trimmed w:th black and red velvet L » Dresses Notions Rubber « 2, 3 and 4, price quality materials, in the new sail HI gr and $1.85 plain colors or in checked gin Well-made Wash Dresses of ging i ham, percale and chambray, in a va various kinds Thomson’s Glove- Fitting Corsets New Models at $1. ee —_ govage 60 BENEFIT FOR HOME IS BIG SUCCESS |} The children’ 8 festiva al, the fifth annual benefit for the Rainier Ch dren's Home, given yesterday spools for 10¢. Darning Ce riety of styles and color combina tions, trimmed with straps of self material, buttons, and havin igh or the Armory, was a big success. Th s om crowd was big, the program good, STYLE 171, PRIK B $1.5 rder: v bust Dutch neck, three-quarter or full MOHAIR WARN. HERR and the proceeds, while not yet and long bel e wai r lender line This length sleeve Skirts are full plaite d Pa ( X N ie ( definitely known, were gratifying to sodel is sui Materia! is cou Sy — ,ONE WORSTED, 8&3e YAR Come in the following colors: Black and white che medium- and dark 1 blue, pink ar n, pink and white and § [GmOv'ns Brease Mrs. O. H. Carpenter and Mrs fam LeRoy Baird home who had th Mayor Gill, whe rawn with wide Exceptional Values Af forded in hand-made a and biack. J. J. Clark's Spool Cotton, 3 al, $2. % a cc at thi un- nd rough bows and PURE WORSTED SERGE, 95c YARD—Of exa : quality, 54 inches wide. Showa a black, navy-blue and dark ea : PURE WORSTED STORM : YARD—43 inches Wi in light- and medium pra ie, with pin stripe of lack or brown gt on navy-blue 3 inches v i] z ‘ = = and sh H H ing program wi blue } fag program blue and white chee k or white } “Fixit” Cer uid y "RON sur Te tatkoe ground with colored stripes. Sizes 6 Yoo 5° pial for cut) 1) institutions such to 14 year Prices $1.45 and $1.85 % bags, price 25¢ i Basement t n. ¢ tat programs, th won by Mis Mer student of the Un Washington. Miss Louise the Broadway High sc Women’s Silk- Lisle, Lisle and Cotton Hosiery 35c Pair, 3 Pairs for $1.00 WOMEN’S FANCY SILK-LISLE HOSIERY, 35¢ PAIR—In shaded stripe effect, in wine, heliotrope, reseda, pearl-gray, tan, Copenhagen, mode, catawba and navy WOMEN’S LISLE HOSIERY, 35c | WOMEN’S LISLE AND COTTON "AIK Lace boot effects in black, tan, gray | HOSIERY, 35¢ PAIR—Light weight Cot ‘was awarded the prize fan for ing the most candy. INFANTS’ PATENT LEATHER , WOMEN’S PATENT LE SHOES—With button mat kid top OXFORDS, SPECIAL, $1.95 RUSSIANS HELD IN PEONAGE IN HAWAII) (By Culted Pree.) WASHINGTON, June 10— pair; sizes 5 to 8, special $1.00 pair 1 sole All sizes from 2% to Confirming © apecial dispatch | hameoa ” | ton or Lisle Hosiery, in bl to the Seattle Star from Hono- | pirate eee : ’ Long Three-Tab Jabots trimmed ; Double Jabots of fine lawn with Ve Lace Stock Collars with fime mete lulu, Samuel Gompers, president | ee 4 sig: Saas ne ae vise can aclatetal akc heiataee with imitation Cluny lace, special 18¢. | nise medallion, special 18¢ | cade, 18 Ecos loday tied worsens with W d Mi Ki d Gl ‘ S \s Two-Tab Jabots trimmed with Ven Three-Tab One-Side Jabots a Hand-Embroidered Dutch Secretary Nagel, of the depart omen’ $ an isses’ I oves: pecia $ ise edge, special 18 | Sree } : ; re pat ; aha | with Jabot tc match, trimmed a oc \V aler Ww dpe, spec & . ment of Commerce and Labor, WOMEN’S KID GLI a ewan’ A) é om digs ; ves edge, special 18¢ tation Cle Garena shot Rasen. unnt \ iN'S K OVES, SPECIAL | WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ WHITE Fine Net Jabots trimmed with Valen Dutch rs trimmed with imita Stock C Lo ee Grants are virtually held . VES pt . 4 2 Hei ‘ z Stoc s e wate of peonane on the sugar || $1.00 PAIR—Pique and overseam sewn yes ITEET. GLOVER, OF EM IAL, 95« ciennes edge and bow at top, special | tion Cluny and insertion; with | Cluny edge. and insertion} Jabot plantations of Hawali. Gompers (Wo to. i proto 1 ass MIR—Of fine quality white kid, in small 18 _| Jabot to ma pecial 18 match, special 18c. —masement demands the prosecution of the izes Firat Bloor planters. PORTLAND.“R. A. Moc asic, | Mail Orders) “Direct- a 2 Carefully Action” Journal Patterns |Gas Ranges INCORPORATED Strong ‘Specials j in Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Footwear CHILDREN’S AND MISSES’ SPECIAL, 95¢ PAIR—Serviceable and tan kid. Sizes 5 to 13! sizes 2 to 6, without heel, special 75c | Three styles in plain toe and A Good Variety of Summer Neckwear Novelties Specially Priced at 18¢ OXFORDS, styles in black \THER ; WOMEN’S PATENT LEA PAIR SHOES, SPECIAL $195 F turned | With mat kid top, buttom of | Broken si