The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1911, Page 8

ata 5 Be bas SIEM ay oh nn ee ne FAIRCHILD ARGUES FOR READY TQ. | csr’ |rrsanee) FREDERICK & NELSON, ING. [roomen STATE UTILITIES BILL - GREET 1. R. cee esa] 2 Rey eS Baes card isia Tn eau’ awe Very Attractive Values Offered in -. E ; A New Showing of Tailor-Made Suits For Women and Misses, at $25. 00 marks these St upusual* value Phe mate Is are fine navy serges, gr mannish sle back and front, cut on straight line ize 14, 1¢ id 18; 34 to 42 bust « ire Price $25.00. y | BROWS DY quarters with a An Attractive New Chambray House Dress BAVi8 BH GNNOUV eee ee eee piped in k 1 plain gored style, trimmed The We Wai ern Other new arrivals in attractively-styled House Dresses, plain and trimmed models, are displayed at prices ranging from # 95 to $5.95 being the big card of the ca — - ——— ~~ + align Incidenta Taylor wa ing the Buford, prov a Bo en only w engaged i m Sn eS ont TEST FEDERAL LAW Interesting Values i in Women’s Hosiery el SALEM, Or. a8 At 0 chee wad, Sts ) BROKI LINES WOMEN’S VOME out this y any & with Sharon LISLE THR AD HO THREAD-SILK HOSIERY, SPE SIERY BOX OF 3] CIAL 95¢ \ PAIRS, $1.25—Have 4 a pectacle mounting erviceable have » of Indians vation in We Oregon, ac cording to Gov, West today rcerized heel IEG oe < nerf: 5 Curry Optical | suppiies by Barnes & Walla has wired a & nation, and pelvate contrivutious, SAWE ALASKA LANDS and extra keep arriving, ten cases of con ee yo aaa ere : North Yakima.—The Com: on ns ~ densed milk being received from| PORTLAND, Or. Feb. 23.—To| club is planning to hold a b C rs As est save the immense forests o Jaska tiv n the sj 4 Jeon, the es SOS ET ES ompany Closing Out Warner’s Rust-Proof Corsets A big popular dance at Dream- for the use of th land is planned fo? March’. Mayor States government will go into the George W. Dilling will probably | timber business, according to W. A Centrailia—When Rev 2. dead the grand march, and music Langiile, supervisor of the Alaska!) Thompson a couple yeste will be furnished by the Fort Law-/ national for who ts In n st time he has ton band. today on government bust EVESIGHT SPECIALIST Third Floor, 344-345 Arcade Bidg Phone: ind. L 6017 Odd Lots of Wash Fabrics — $1.00 Models scsivl | 1 Oc | Yard 120, PRICE $1.00—Med 32-inch Linen-finished Fr Frederick & Nelsen, Tnc., Basement Salesroom |} of hose supporters oe oe ny with ve kine | STYLE 157, PRICE $1.00 A good wie Savy } } Crash Suitings, in oc A Special Of fering of mee Ph ce tee ean § 00a erage figure, having no Manufacturers’ Surplus Lots Siek_aapinée Sa a 17 Men’ s Furnishings NEGLIGEE SHIRTS AT $1.00—Unus Women’s Street and Dress Footwear aon In Five Groups at $1.65 | $1.95 | $2.30] | $2.45] | $2.85 | HE values offered in each of these lots are exceptional. There is a wide assortment of desirable models and leathers to select from, and while sizes in each style are not complete, the offering as a whole affords satisfactory oppottunity for choice Specials in price in Plain- and Plaited-bosom Shirts, in patterns Women’s Kid Gloves W NECKWI AR PRICED FROM Oc TO $3.00. n-hands, i ler BROKEN LINES WOMEN’S GLACE’ KID GLOVES, lors SPECIA wear f-stripe effe 1 79¢ PAIR—Broken sizes and colors, in two- ¢ represente le, overseam sewn, in black, white, tan, gray and k Scarfs, in new colc 5 $ i WOMEN’S &BUTTON-LENGTH BLAGQK KID i } 1k Knitted Scarfs, in 2- and 3-tone nia ination $2.50 and $3.00. s “et ’ GLOVES. ) SEECIAL $1.15 PAIR—Overs The majority of the Shoes are on the popular mod- a ern I fect Fitting, with clasps at weiat ee eee ee j erately-short vamp, high-arch lasts, and the materials S Ne PURER EM aR OM Cy iss esha xe 7” and workmanship in all will bear closest inspection. uggestions i In otions Py co eas ale SPECIAL $1.65 PAIR SPECIAL $1.95 PAIR a Pi "Hair Waving ) Bengal Bias Lawn Tap Popular Toilet Requisites fi $a vet, Patent Co | Women’s Slippers, in Patent Leather, with beaded toes, ‘ins, 10¢. { ldadueh ko $oikach ide, 8 ; ; rane Buttee Boots, in Black Velvet, Patent Colt with F Re: sng ay foes esha e aie Perey ; ire> r Spring Measuring Tapes | As 15e bolt W ¢ Dr. Graves’ Tooth Pow-| Sanitol Cream, 19¢. ‘ velvet top, Patent Colt with mat kid top Pt r i a Eek fom | ie ! : . w fa Sas Bs P ig ee een a in nickel cases, 8 feet long, | der, in large tins, 35¢. | S. & H. Antiseptic Corn IP women's Lace Roots, in Patent Colt, Dull Calf and Vici Woman's Button Boots, in Patent Colt and Gun-metal 50¢. i Elite Cloth Cleaning Pad, Dressing Combs of hard | Files, 10¢. Kid. | Calf, i + stie Sewing Cushions, | removes stains from cloth, | Manicure Scissors, 25¢. Sizes 214 to 6; good widths. | Sizes 3 to 7; E width Hf} 50¢- : | 10¢ Face C | Sian | Woven Skirt Adjuster, | . ace Cream, | White Vaseline, in tubes, SPECIAL $2.30 PAIR | SPECIAL $2.85 PAIR | SPECIAL $2.45 PAIR Hil] black and white, 15¢ yard. | Yeiser Invisible Hook and } 10¢. Women's Button Boots, in Patent Women’s Tan Button | _ Women’s Button Boots, in Patent Colt, velvet Hill “1c Ferme Jupe Parisien,” | poopius Lotion, 25¢. | “New Skin,” a liquid court Colt and Gun-metal Calf, high cut; Gun- | 9 " re top; Brown Velvet, Black Velvet a ack Satin; HM a practical ‘skirt. or blouse] =e Pa containing 24 Nail Bleach, | Plaster, 10¢. metal Calf, broad toe last; Patent Colt, ou “wg toe, shield tip, | ‘pan Calf with brown velvet top; Patent Colt and HM fastener, in. black, white, | €#¢h hooks, invisible eyes . ~ "| B.& B. Plain Gauze Band- Tan Calf and Black Satin spike hee Gun-metal Calf with cravenétte top SI@ brown, tavy and gre S land: standard eyes, 260 eelca | ages, 10¢. Incomplete Sizes and Widths. Sizes 3 to 7; Width BE, | Sizes 3 to 7; Widths, B, C, D, E and EE. | | stig ee — caikaans prvi ‘ a Silk, meciea Tooth Brushes, 10¢. i } | | MH Wien’: Soring Suits | Saving Dress Silks and [I i oes caren || Velour-Covered Couch . omens Spring Suits § Spring Dress Silks an } elour-Covered Couc ° | In Extra-Large Sizes } 2 8 } oolens Special vi0. 75 3 } Hi] «The Couch illustrated has fr n n _ $22. a0 Very Moderately Priced es fala, sds 3 ~ . a a. cube i ” tion, very serviceable g goc R' iT additions to the shov of Spring ty vt TUB ILKS, 19 INCHES WIDE, YARD 50¢ Hi] stade of green velour re fee made Suits include models ¢ ed _especi Sir Pate ais take Cine cine as and ¢ including Hi) long and 30 inches wid $10.75. e ; ; nue, pink, king’s-blue, brown, navy and black, on white eel oiler Anno 3 large women and tailored from serge of excellent quality, in ; ground \ black, gray and navy-blue SHAN - O7 IN Pret 1 > C } 5 ) $ SHAN K, 27 INCHES WIDE, YARD, 68¢ “ W a The coats ate cut on semi-fitting lines; the skirts give the § A. semi-r¢ cone Soke tlie. deabon’s highly daseaate In All the orld. No k Range to Equal Housefurnishin s§ ecials slender effect and are designed in plain-gored and plaited weaves ; black, ivory and appropriate Spring shades | 8 P styles. Coat-linings are of good grade in or peau de SUPERIOR. QUALITY SATIN-FINISHED POU- ff e r t Mai yj ti ROYAL GRANITE ‘COOKING KET- eygne. } LARDS, YARD, 57¢—In small figured effects, on navy, ff ea ayesuic TLES, SPECIAL 15¢—Of seamless Royal Des Gates BGK St fe tcthe other inensurenicnk new bine and reseda ground ‘i to 24 inches wide The Great Majestic is built on granite steel enameled ware, with lip and are in correct proportion. PERSIAN-PRINTED PONGEEF, SILKS, YARD, 50¢ correct principles, of superior bail, 234- and 3-quart sizes. Bc, 750 —These beautiful fabrics are highly appropriate for Gowns : at ; y santa tb rice $22.50. Wales aud Kimonna: i materials, and finished in the LAPANNED SINK STRAINERS, SPE- ti Or eee) z { 25-INGH ALI LK DIAGONAL TUSSAH, SPE most approved manner, and } $ IAL a Made to fit into corner of sink; MAL, YARD, 38¢—In natural color. stands today as the highes Japanned in turquoise-blue t pery Specials BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE, YARD, $1,00—A 35 achievement in modern. range BLUE ENAMELED TEA. POTS, SPE- 36- AND 40-INCH FIGURED SCRIMS, SPECIAL, { inch fabric, excellent in dye and finish somites j CIAL, 25¢—Two-quart size, enameled blue 15¢ YARD—Several desirable patterns and a good color } BLACK PEAU DE SOI, YARD, 89¢—A very strong py eee ip di awtide aad white inbida te range to select from. These are very desirable for bunga- 3 Value in an all-silk fabric, 35 inches wide | We are sole Seattle agents for ; ' ia : ie? ccishines : 2s PURE WORSTED BLACK-STRIPED WHITE this widely-known, time-tried, { gg’ AVY PLATE MIRRORS, SPECIAL wer TINGH \M ACE Cl RI AINS, SPECIAL $1.15 } 43 ee ee eee reap ea ving Range, thousands of ini kiana ee “ af Jiscontinued patterns of excellent quality, embrac- PURE WOOL STORM SERGE, 54 INCHES WIDE en are in daily use in Seattle re ing a good assortment of styles. All 3 yards long; choice $1.00—In black and two shades of navy; an especially and vicinity, all giving perfect L75—_Three eet Bates “* en of white or ecru, Hasement fatemroom. $ good value —Panemient satent sighted 2 cab First Fioor, annex. } plated frame and legs and sawed burners STAR EGG AND CREAM BEATER, SPECIAL, 8¢—Operated with one hand; Third ¥ sanitary and easy to clean. Frederick & Nelson incorporated Closing out several patterns in 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rie at $15.75. ’ LL sizes and a good range of colors, including | BOYS AND GIRLS’ black, white and tan, in this attractive offering mn of Boys’ and Girls’ All-Wool CaShmere Hosiery. Sample Cashmere Hosiery Some are fine-ribbed, with merino heel and toe, oth ers medium and extra-heavy ribbed, with high spliced . i heel and double toe. Special 2S5CcC Pair Warm, serviceable Hosiery at a very special price, the pair, 25¢. Mail Orders Carefully Filled Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns “Basement Salearoom be lectured to and enter | vita ess Jmoeern th, Weve Main wdas tna. Was" | 101d Third AV. oe oe dhs dee