The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1911, Page 8

Furniture FREDERICK & NELSON, INC. TODAY IN HISTORY. [1,20 aay with city contract work Dry Goods Store Closes Daily at 5:30 (idan He = Sia See | A Very Timely Offering of me git sata (ac tia harteawte”™ | Beautiful Hand-Loom Embroideries had not had| Hu Harrinc od held up fov get into ; ie Laera tats tt 35c At a Specially-Low Price is under arrest king “u Buttner, T the outset of a great Embroidery Season, as Spring 35c with its frier eal attorney, who after being tn 1 a fl Oe YARD 1911 will undoubtedly be, we are fortunate in being | yarp Sener fan.mee Migely pr ith Calliornis, Ras been captured able to present exceptional. values in white St. Gall Em- ranged by Dr. Renjamio Franklin, and will be tried in the supertor 3 i i Se ad teat oh gato |} | broideries, that are notable for fineness of weave, accuracy of stitching and cleanness of jon cause against England in| Van Wash—A fly speck ae o ' W 4 ae fase of wer, « provision that Cont [on a iand patent issued in ‘se beauty and design. They are, moreover, all of a quality that assures durability. ny Sims of U. 8.3, Minnesota} caused John Aird to mistake lo i} : Eitits to bave overlooked when he [tor lot 7, since which time } The purchase includes Floral Spray, Anglaise, Pom-| © There are Galloons, Bands, Insertions of various was prattling at the Guildhall |property has changed hands Y orthe 12.48 hath 2 uM Se = ES EE Reta ro dina times. It will cost $260 and make padour and Dot designs, Baby Irish and Cluny lace ef- | W1G™S, be, and 17-inch Edges and 17-inch Floune Free Lessons in Art Needlework Olympia The judgment of |42 persons defendants in a sult be- | ing Blizabeth F. Edwards against the |fore the matter can be straight fects, ina broad range of new and dainty patterns, on The Renton line is upheld by the su-| ened eo a N k preme court though the damages — | | sheer Swiss, Nainsoo are cut from § 5 Including ish Crochet, given in the Art Needlework values at the special price quoted are such as Section b expert teacher, from 9 to 11 a m daily and Cambric to merit the closest interest ection by an exy iret Fie to an outh ¥ a c comes r i Part |se ee New Tailored Suits sp Spttegggeaonecggnan Bellingham—Pians have been ap bat Washington. — Army men are |Droved for the new Northern Ps Are Constantly Arriving eagerly awaiting Brig. Gen. James ? sat, | ; Allen's decision as to whether or! geiingham—The body of a short ANY attractive models Rot experiments with aeroplanes | M4 . in W Will be made along the Mexican | Jon"), Me tin blue overalls an " in omen's Tailor eo en ee . shirt, was washed up| 4 made Spring Suits are al- Spring Styles i in » Pade “Coleen” ’ Poplins Fe’ the Street or E yenme: Gown, the beautiful, soft-draping “Coleen” Poplins are admirably adapted The new showing embraces plain and broche styles, in staple and novelty colorings. First Fioe h 4 421INCH PLAIN SILK-AND-WOOL POPLINS, in aj 42-INCH BLACK AND WHITE SILK-AND-WOOL eavy set man 24 years Face bak Pea eae ie pee hr Sa Cd avy eet man a wide range of cholce Spring shadings, as follows: i POPLINS—In smart stripe and check effects ; $2.00 yar } i 42-INCH BROCADED SILK-AND-WOOL POPLINS i j ready in evidence in the Solid-color fabrics, in the following assortment: North Yakima.—A wholesale ar } fest of automobile owners is! Bellingham—The first conviction 1 Ready-to-Wear Section, Sec promised by the sheriff unless the he ink Gh. Saat 00 : : law is obeyed at once in regard to land patent’ ingue in 1963 ond Floor, and additions to Hights, licenses and speed. | Jacobson, proprietors of the Tivoli the display are being made oe cafe, were found guilty of selling hail ’ Everett.—A movement is on foot i Heuer and fined $380. | f day. Stone-green, Aramis, Navy, Chamois, Ivory, Black, Lotus, | pracy, New-blue, Champagne, Chamois, Stone- Ether, Garnet, Blondine, Apricot, Silver-gray, Smoke-gray, | Navy, Apricot, Blondine, Pink, Lotus, Bordeaux, Silver- Dull Old-blue. Price $1.75 yard, gray. Price $2.25 yard New 56-Inch Mixed Spring Suitings |New Wool Albatross, 36 Inches Wide, 50c | . Recent arrivals — include Distinctive materiais for the tallated Street Bait. in y on display in the following colorings: Cream, tan a 5 Suits omespuns, serges, “DYING MAN (UR DALY BIRTHDAY ae pensigne, seme. A oe a a// 9 double faced se shepherd’ s ltt & confession to fe tea 3 ahd 4-Button mode Is, 2 é. make. To-wit \ “My-name is Heury Kelhofner. 1 Kate Sleaghter| and 26 inches long, plainand Suggestions From the Large Stocks of Notions Want to get to my brother, 1826/ MeKinney, t he braid-trimmed, eh reéaula- 8 \ ilk-co' < “ J - finishec ri rset rs, 6 s as "er Westie Bee what o| mere <i a) Astra Invisible Silk-covered Collar | “Aunt Lydia's” Linen-finished | “Radiant” Corset Laces, 6 yard taxicab will cost. I am dying.” S writer, pootess i tion and sailor collars. Skirts } Stays, 10c | Thread, in var nades, 5e | long, 20c. With <a Ap ghd poe f and song writer, | y in straight-cut, plain-gored “Self-Adjusting” Hair Nets, large Francais Darning Silk, 130-yard | “Yesler” Hooks and Eyes, 24 hooks, De en a bench-ta the O R pod ys fara ‘ ae styles, also in overskirt effért. { size, 25¢ | Spools, 25c. 24 invisible eyes and 12 standard eyes, NK. depot yesterday. He was a, beautiful pic Colors, navy, tan, blatk, nson Suspender Waists, sizes 8 | “Naiad” Lace-Edged Dress Shielgs, | 10c package. ee icaey, ae Queen Collar Stays, with removable Lingerie Braid, in pink, blue and Del Electric Curling Irdus, $3.75 en with “Robin| es, Sc. | white, 10 Firet Pioor Resdaeeeeeeeees Sst Gi Pilienia © “eros white and pr ral POP is aren 3| PE Soi A! Special $4.65 A Variety of Pretty Valentine Aprons Ving, shal Of heavy quality Taffeta, in the little 2-year-old son of " | rea ytialit ‘a oh a : ‘Mr. and Mrs. John Mawarda, pet emt g el } plain colors, with deep silk un S a gift or for wear while serving refreshments at the St. Valentine party, one of these dainty, spe- Eas playing on the floor tenias written, “I ank| derlay ; others with accordion cially-designed Aprons will prove most appropriate. the cookstove a jay, when . a that in using plaited flounce in -Pompadour ers, ee. Metbentally this picture the and Dresden designs; also in Heart-shape Aprons, of fine dotted Swiss, with small bib | knocked dog be made ‘sen Diraede f 2 “ . | * oor little — - oe hand 7 also. gaa ¥ : ast a Lag ¢ r sc = and pocket to match, trimmed in wide Valenciennes lace | — Heart-shape Aprons, of fine striped lawn, trimmed in Val ier aes wan canes att indy * soigatancgecte neti \ $4 6. patterns, — Special 1) and red ribbon, $1.50 and $2.00. | enciennes face and ribbon, $1.50. both pictures, but when we looked | ; ata tate Other Pretty Styles at $1.00, 75¢ and. 5; at that dog and thought how much Mrs. McKinney thought of him, and | ee = how much the rest of us think of 2 : . + * IEE a & koko Biers tee one an ca Pleasing New Styles in Displaying New Models in ab cided to give Robin Adair a place) ages * a “ ‘ weer: | paaruuc ¥ of honor, too. “aie ian teaver se "Women’s One-Piece House Dresses Diane Corsets for Spring a . a fine type of southern woman ai : ; : ae A California Now hood, and this Is her r birthday ANY attractive new Dresses are in evidence, ¢ ombining practical adit and and white, k and white and brown nixtures, | lavender, black, ¢ c, Copenhagen, light-blue, pink and with tiny stripe of green, black or blue gray. ° First Fieor s yesterday near Mar New-biue, Coral, Mid.-Brown, Claire-de-Lune, Pink, i} Heart-shape Aprons of figured Swiss, pockets to match, serman Valenciennes !ace and ribbon trimming, $2.00 next to it had the tip-cut off, close up to the bone. eeeeeeeeeeeeee at HEsnew Diane models are so gleverly cut and gored as to OLD RESIDENT DIES. serviceable materials with excellent workmanship. ond Floor. By United Press.) H \ a —_— ouse Dresses, of blue chambray, Percale House Dresses, in blue and white stripes, SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. 6—! Robert Fitzhenry, who bas suf : ro ‘ e fell bay Lower California from | rereq from illness for the past six trimmed with white pique yoke and | with white yoke, three-quarter sleeves and gored _ President Lage if Lata sell. 7 Ts months, died at the Providence piping, with well-fitting gored skirt, | skirt with panel front; waist and skirt trimmed with yess welt show him something hospital, yesterday morning finished with wide fold, $3.50. bias folds. Price $2.95 busters could easily be proportioned figure; has bust of moderate height, trimmed at top with _. raised here to grab the country.” Vitshenry hed lived in this city House Dresses, of percale, in navy or Delft-blue, patterned with pin-dots or rings, made ’ . for thirty-five years. Li i I ribbon and lace, and is very long below the waistline, so cut as to This ent here toda: s 5 », $2.28 ; \ ba una wots at ice Megeeak| PT Sm per with yoke, three-quarter sleeves and side fastening, $2.25. subdue prominent curves, Six inches of soft, unboned material add to bot gir eee $4 oon from Ee “ niateninaton - the length of the Corset, With no discomfort to the wearer. Material ir ns up, in explanation The Star anxious to see that is coutil and corset is equipped with three pairs of hase supporters. of a wire which will today be re- ry subscriber gets his or hat 2 ony neat -yn aie ‘ Eas wire which will today, be re-|every subscriber sete his or her | ‘Ladies’ ' Home Journal Patterns for March Now ot on » Sale | DIANE STYLE 27, PRICE $3.00--an extremely long model, de- Ferris, who has unnamed men fails to come by 6 o'clock kindly USN ea He RCO ene comme signed for the av e figure that requires extra length over hips, with $10,000,000 behind him—he notify the circulation department | softening the too prominent curves. The bust is of medium fieight. | says—has wired Diaz asking that a of The Star and a paper will be} Made of good quality coutil and fitted with three pairs of hose sup Tepresentative be received to talk|sent you by special messenger. || , Advance Spring Display porters “©, ever the proposal. | Main 9400 or Ind. 441. eliminate Corset troubles for the woman of full figure, rendering a graceful contour easy of attainment. Prices range from $2.50 to $ Kecond Floor. iT . PRICE $3.50—Designed for the average well- | “Sturgis” Folding Metal Go-Carts : : [FREDERICK t ‘NELSON, Inc. | ange Femng motel Goxarts Popular Printed Drapery Fabrics > isn play at prices‘ ranging trom #8:S0. to $90.00. In the New Season's Styles BASEMENT SALESROOM 0 a It is a large, roomy carriage, with deep seat, 10-inch wheels, HE Drapery and Upholstery Section announces its initial displa: American Printed with )4-inch rubber tires, patent foot brake and new unlock Drapery Fabrics for Spring and Summer, embracing designs of foreign origin and i i - ing lever, The body rests'on “Luxury” springs, eliminating | others executed by successful American artists. Third Fioc A Special Purchase of } ‘i , all jar and jolt; axles are securely and automatically braced AT 20¢ YARD—Sé-inch Printed Cretonnés, tn AT 30c YARD—36-inch heavy jehate repre various artistic designs, in pinks, blues, yellows, | Uons of foreign, classic and Renaissance designs, | Neh = May be had in green and tan; upholstered in imitation leath . 4 * | in shadow effects, suitable fi " 5 ond 2 H 1-Cr heted I ce Collars || s . " er and heavily padded browns and other psig olorings. ane > le for screens and box A new line of English-style Perambulators is also in AT 25¢ YARD—3é-inch heavy Striped Dimities | AT 38¢ YARD—36.inch lacy Striped Damask, it and Seeded Taffet effective floral designs, | a wide range of designs, very effective for bed: In Beautiful Irish Patterns i \ a readiness. Furniture Seechae First Floor ne peas Bh chamber curtains, bed sets and other pen thats and durab nough for wi on Sale at a Special Price Seattle Agents for : ‘ Speci I] The “Direct-Action” al cians — Couch, Special 95c| | 23 TE An extensive range of popular shapes in typical- f/f ‘The oven construction of the Direct-Ac- mage j ly Irish patterns, beautifully worked, including Wi tion Gas Range is one of its many strong ( f ewrntrwoes by . oi i 1 Dek ; } MW ci oe e Sailor Shapes, Round Shapes, Dutch Neck and t : f | i 1 yi 6 : : Sle : features—five feet of gas will bake biscuits . “ wm fw } 4 ah " Coat Collars, 3 to 6 inches wide, small and medium 8 py: : ie ui Eis’ “i DY, tad A designs. They are the styles and effects that will : A well-made Couch, measuring 6 feet tong, 17 inches high and 28 inches in width be featured so extensively in the approaching i baking. finished with double-stuffed spring edge and patent lifter adjustment, covered in attrac Spring and Summer seasons. Bought at an excep- [if Displayed in the Stove Section, First Floor, Annex tively patterned cretonne, An especially strong value at $7.75. “Parsi Benne tional discount, we have marked them at a corre- bate eerie —_ inp nnmanpininnanimeconnaa spondingly attractive figure; choice, 95¢ each. a All-Wool Ingrain Carpeting, Special 49c Yard A New Shipment of PDA PAA LD AAA RAL LA ARAL A Ae: ‘Twelve good patterns in All-Wool, two- ply, Hl on both racks, including heating of oven and extra-super Ingrain Carpeting; attractive Gingham Hubbard Aprons YW conventional patterns in greens and tans Special 49¢ yard. Sewing and laying soc Russian Hammered Art Brassware Memestinmopumpbanitaad Hammered Russian Brass Jardinieres, with ball feet, $1.2 Special 38c HI $2.00 and $3.00. an Hammered Brass Jardinier ith Aprons of blue and white gingham, small or me- | ‘ feet, $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00, phic ae checks, made in full-length Hubbard style ] $1 2s ‘re mmered Brass Flower Vases an "4 anc 75. a \d finished with ruffle at bottom. Special 38¢. | | . Russian Hammered Brass Finger Bowls, 15¢ saiertoom. Ih INCORPORATED ——__ Like Shon age Glass and Silverware Section, lion head handles and Baskets, 75¢, 4