The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1911, Page 10

_ THE SEATTLE STAR |DEVOTED ENEMY OF GAS GRAFTERS Boy Pianist Plays So That All May Enjoy His Music--A Success. INC. | |FURNITURE | DRY GOoOoos FREDERICK & NELSON, Store Closes Daily at 5:30 FURNITURE | DRY GOODS * Pepi. Areiela, wore one ist, Mr. Hadley are ine lined to forget] ae " on Srobeatnd ansurdie te. On” tit land the genpral patrone of t88 cor| Unusual Value-Giving in Ee ot a a | Women’s Taffeta Silk Petticoats | © program No music in may al artist to appear hore Plain Tailored and Fancy Models at heavy discounts, have that mean important EVERAL lots in two large groups, Silk Petticoats, bought and are featured at of new phony cc lad has planofort w price aving kop a $3.85 (| $4.65 the finer details of “heavy mu fe « | 1] | finds enjoyment and satisfa a te volved eax eee: wenbecienee ove in New| Women’s good quality Taffeta Silk Petti-| | Women’s Sample Petticoats, of excellent art, such distinguished art poor = coats, with strictly tailored and knife-plaited | quality taffeta silk, with deep tailored and flounces, well-made and finished; no more | fancy flounces, in a-variety of new de TODAY IN HISTORY. than two of each style and color. The a and colors, and deep silk underlay; al WOULD ANNUL Fer send ‘toa dont at Gece sortment includes many of the new costume | pretty Dresden effects, in good assortment lac ared war on J it did | shadings, as well as staple color | of the season’s new coloring a SWEDOING a 7 : ‘. is obs The aus eaten Style Book, 20c, With a 15c Pattern Free the Russian fortt Portland, Or., t ney Gilbert Mont to annul the marriage of her son ‘ort Arthur, Th || Plain and Fancy Ribbons 3 was not as Toilet ‘Requisites Imported Mesh Veilings rf ; Nog! ight i Nelson to Miss Gluffre, former wite |“% NO®! migh . NEW line of F Ps of Mayor Gaynor's son, Rufus Gay land > groan ’ For Sashes, Hair Bows Dr. Graves’ Tooth Pow- | Sempre Giovine, 45¢. A hierar Z Fre nch Mesh Veilings nor, Jot it ~ { der, in 8-ounce cans, special | J yon Tooth Powder, } includes Hair-line, Tuxedo, Brussels 7 apart dor 1 each citizen, | “pye . . 25e. | 2 an he ad dal [aon tional decors ESP teal a tava annount and Millinery Trimmings | 5¢ . fg Sie por hes, plain and dotted, ia Mad cow al wiaade La Blache Powder, in | Toilet Chamois, special } and other favored WOM aks i WR Brocaded Taffeta Silk Ribbons, for sashes = color and white ; special es and 15¢. ql and Wire-thread and hair bows b spot and ove. n V < >, a ee ee ee copielipaused » in t n, 1. Prices on th FREEDOM FAST * ra ns; 4 wide Benzoin and Almond Lo- ; ' : to $2.00 4 7 = AT THE THEATRES. *& (ity United Press.) , ‘ tion, aang 18¢. ; ee fein cay en oe Press.) “ Moor © Beauty Spot * FORT WORTH Te Feb. 16. Fancy Silk Ribt w Dresden, Bro H wei ; ees oh. 16--Sterman|¢ Q@rone—"The the ni be s ‘ Seshien '¢ have just i Cripps, actor, tod ing that|® Hour” ee of Boge he Cretonne and for Sash ‘a ju iors on display an attrac his wife slipp r when she|#® Seattle—“Brown's in Town.” #| now living whe and M y ing cres $ tive assortment of Lace Veils and Drapes, in secured a dis rom him in San|#® Alhambra—"Pretty Miss No- # | ingtor ECIAI @ YARD—Pure Silk Taf Tooth ‘Brushes, special : the new Season's effects, Prices from 50c to ancisco, news of which reached|# — body * big p $10.00. him here while he was having o| * * » Ribt lity, 7 inches wide, in cya B2¢ and G46. —~rea Woe secured five and * » 7 _ ae k Cream, 4 . backs, special 15¢. 5 | fourths of the necessary six months | * * F hella’ 4 S, Sf Se. ; | fourths of the necessary six * alu , ‘ sia bye batert | Peroxide of Zinc Soap, ew and- ags at . 3 nt Paste iquid, 22, WOMEN'S MEETING ee | 16¢. | Special 22¢, Women voters of the E SOMETHING DOING AT THE ic hges “ rbent Cotton, in ward will hold a mass mee MARKETS lotor car $s ars’ Glycerine Soap, | 9, packages, 25¢. morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock kets at the Or the 15e. Palmolive Soap, special 4 8 the residence of Mrs. Emily M. Pet-) asking. See market a » Issue a Pears’ Unscented Soap, | cakes for 25¢ sé i fine seal walrus and_goat ‘ ers, 2437 First av. north, to discuss sodas qveaiun ot a Se. f fine seal walrus : the councilmanic can GO TO THE ORPHEUM ~—— . | In Silk Chiffon and eit : : | Prophylactic 17 new shapes wie Bee “Good ngs to Eat ORPHEUM TICKETS FREE Milkweed Cream, | Brushes : Good second-hand bi Drink 1 t ex Bee the ad “Good Things Rat |i] rox | ‘ atten @ gray and cov- Hall, 1111 First av and Drink.” It AL. PRT BER SSNS es RBIS PEE ORL OS SO TEST , id fitted with ff Crepe de Chine Pric = SS == SSS S=== = S sai ° puoi t Misses’ and Children C pare eters ya g, with sil i en’ s$ oats _ Advance assortments of Leather Goods in- Frederick & Nelson, Inc. ona td the In Spring seh i Clocks and Te BASEMENT SALESROOM menace Models ecto, Behe sad Betiags a mn NEW showing of { ,, —Piret Peer, : ig Misses’atid Soe to nk ee New Silk Gowns and Dr Sr crnate’ conan dren's Coats, well ta ’ esses . lored from navy-blue Children’ Ss Footwear Priced Unusually Low at ich aixtaree, worsted, | CMREFULLY built of high quality maj . ’ ? rials ional lasts, assur- shep m and tan herd’s-check coating, covert st id cor ort, the numbers adapted for Spring re ing follow | $16.45 ee ore IS very timely offering is an opportunity to buy new Spring Dresses for street, afternoon vening wear at a decisive saving. Materials are foulard silk, novelty silks, chiffon, taffeta and mar quisette, Waists are in high, round and V-neck styles, with lace yoke and collar, and mandarin sleeves in 4% and elbow lengths, embroidered or trimmed with but tons and braid. Colors include black, navy, white, light-blue, corn and white with gray, lavender, brown or blue stripes Sizes, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44 The model illustrated is made of soft checked taffeta silk, with overskirt effect and is effectively trimmed with silk braid and buttons. Special, $16.45. Attractive Values in Popular Priced Neckwear Hand-crocheted Lace { ers trimmed with Valen Round Collars, in rose and | ciennes or Venise laces, 35¢ rose and shamrock designs, | Dutch lars, in sailor style, trim with feather special 50c. ! stitching Valenciennes insertion and edge, 35c Narrow Linen Dutch Col Hand-crocheted Stiff Col lars, in rose pattern, sizes from 12 to 14, 50 each lars, with. imitation Cluny all Bows and ‘Tabs of | edge and small Venise hand-crocheted lace, 25¢ | medallions, 35« White Lawn Dutch Col- | Black and White Lace lars, trimmed in imitation Pattern Veils, in floral and lace insertion and edge, oth- | bow-knot designs SOc. | 2,000 Yards Casement Drapery Cloths Ina Special Offering at 124c Yard HESE attractive, soft-draping fabrics are 40 inches wide and are shown in a pleasing range of styles and color-combinations, including floral and conventional designs in colorings that are cheerful or subdued. They particularly effective for bedroom curtains and casement windows. Offered at an unus ually-low price, yard, 12%4¢. Items in Stationery and Toilet Wares Burham Safety Razor Sets, with nickel vap box and brssh with nickel handle, | 00 set | Hornet Playing Cards, with backs in as- orted designs, Ese package. Good quality Playing Cards, with fancy are “Keep Clean” Hair Brushes, special 50¢. Linen-finished Stationery, in pound pack ages, 25¢. Envelopes to match, 10¢ pack age Oakleigh Notes, fine linen-finished Corre l] tractive spondence Paper, 50 sheets and 50 envelopes h in box, 35¢. nt Salen bac te special ee ARGE a aref sen assortments L of Sprir Neckwe Novelties are in readiness, inc aiiored, hand-embroid The New Tabs, 25c to $2.50 each, The New Stocks, 25c to $2.50. The New Round Collars, 75c to $10.00. The New 50c to Ascots, made-up styles, i $1.75 each, featuring at the latter price the at Bulgarian-embroidered styles. DRESS ACCESSORIES IN MARABOU A new selection of styles in Stoles, Muffs and Capes, featuring black, natural and nov- elty combinations, is now on display at inter- estingly-low prices. Firet Floor & | Women’s and Children’s Hosiery Women’s Black Silk-Lisle high spliced heel, double for $1.25 Hosiery, with sole and top and linen toe, 3 pair Women's Black Cashthere Hos merino heel and toe, 35¢ pair Women's Black Silk-lisle thread Hosiery, with high spliced heel, double sole and toe and double top, 50c pair. Children’s Medium-weight Black Cotton Hosiery, fine ribbed, with linen heel and toe,” 25c pair Children’s fine-ribbed Black Cashmere Ho siery, with double knee and merino heel and toe, 35¢ pair; 3 pairs for $1.00 siery, with SEWING ROCKER, IN GOLDEN OAK, $2.75— The Rocker il- lustrated is well built of oak, _ finished golden, and has cobbler seat and legs securely braced by stretchers at front and sides. Price $2.75. solid e ; semi-fitting and box back models. Full - length, Three-quarter, Reefer and Norfolk styles. Spring-weight materials, and lace-trimmed Jabots, Cas lined throughout. Sizes | cades and Collars, in a wide range of prices. 6 to 16 years Prices The New Jabots, 25c to $10.00 each. range from $11.50 to $19.50. Second Fleor Tasteful New Patterns in Men’s Negligee Shirts Plaited and Plain Negligee Shirts, in pin-stripe and small check designs, light and dark colorings, $1.50. Plaited Shirts, patterned { with two-tone stripes in blue, gray and lavender, Soft Shirts, with turn-back cuffs, medium and cluster stripe effects, $1.5 Men's “Interwoven” Seamless Cotton Hosiery, interwov- en heel and toe, black and colors, 25Sc pair; in fine silk-fin- ished black lisle, 50c pair. 1 T ypical Values From Our Lines of Low-Priced Furniture Furniture Headquarters, First Floor, Annex. iret Floor OAK DINING CHAIR, PRICE $2.75—A very good value in a pleasingly designed Chair, — Is finished golden, has back panel of quar ter-sawed stock, sad quirements Misses’ Pate black cloth top, short vamp, tip, welt sole and low heel 11, $2.75 pair; sole. Sizes 514 to $2.75 pair; 2% to 6, $3.50 Misses’ to 11, $2.75 pai 5, $3.75 pair. Misses’ Gun-metal Calf Button § with welt sole. 4 to 11, $2.50 pair; “foot-form” to 8, $2.00 pair 2, $3.00 pair; la Children’s Underwear , in high neck style ; Tights in knee of Children’s C with long or sl ankle length to match ; 5 Children’s medium-w Suits, in ankle long sleeves 50c to 75c. Boys’ weight, in long slee’ Valentine Stationery Valentine Letters, Cards and Booklets, © to 50c. Valentine and Washington Birthday Fe vors, 5c to 50c¢ Valentine Post Cards, 10¢ dozen. Sizes 5} liwt last, Colt Bu nt rep pair. Patent Colt Button Shoes, with velvet tops, welt sole and low héel 2 toZ, r; 11s Si arge girls’ 2 ton Vest rt sleev length, wi Priced according to size, from Fleece-lined Union Suits, ie length, wi dozen 2, $3.0 pair. Patent Colt Blucher Shoes, with tall enlf dee 00 A ght Cotton Uniom itton Shoes, with 2 pair; 8% to ” last, with jwelt i 4 tol Sizes $3.25 pair; 24 to 0es, ON izes 5M 11¥4 to zarment th high neck media th high neck and First Floor First Fleer ile shape seat and box seat construc tion Illustrated to left. HARDWOOD DIN. CHAIR, § ubstantial, well tinished Chair, of hardwood, in golden oak finish; panel back, brace arms, double stretchers at front and sides and legs cut from square stock. Pictured to right SOLID OA BLE, $8.50. solid oak, top, extendir finished K 6-FT. This golc jen to 6 feet. ‘ENSION TH le is made fro and has 424 Price $8.50.