The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1911, Page 8

THE SEATTLE _ STAR HANK OFFIGILS J FREDERICK & NELSON, “Ine ——BASEMENT SALESROOM ||)/rurewrrune) FREDERICK & NELSON, In. [run nra URE] MAY CONFESS ALL DRY Goops | Sore Chae aly 698 loRY coops et ce a xo if. Silk ‘. ——— |, Unusual Values Offered in risa a fe ro oe Women’s and Misses’ Silk Dresses PPROXIMATELY 600 yards of good quality Silks, suitable for waists or noi mint ef AL entire owns, qvote at this spec) ow price for clearanc At $25.00 and $45.00 Frauds, today StU as | Included in the assortment are A 428.06 sbi denea. in, Clvge del chine ANN eT ae Striped Wash Silks, in shades of pink Checked and Hair-line Taffetas, in a good lessaline, satin and foulards, in striped, | tende are expressed in these Dre reen F ardinal, with white | assortment of le shading polka-dotted and bordered t The 26-inch All Silk Diagonal Tussah Shan waists are prettily embroidered or lace d-color Pekin Striped Louisine, in lay- | tung, in natura al shade trimmed, with peasant or three-quarter ene nd maize pecial, yard, 33¢. lind . ae sleeves, and some show the raisec line; skirts are cut on straight line (hy Oot WINNIPRG, M ntry into Taffeta Silk Petticoats | Women’s and Misses’ Shoes ff Sisco v0 at this price railway « transportation za ae : Special Special '$2.45 Pair ji" ” ce : ‘ aa < ~y) $2 BE Be calles New Arrivals in MALASKANCOAL( vA : Is short van | Women’ s Tailored Suits at $45. 00 ALASKAN COAL CASE) niiiis aint hort va | ats OP fine q : ae sa i} a* ATTRAC ta, with aa ' . } ings—o The coats are 2 coat ves, lined with t lines, with habit back Materials are nav) ted and mixtur | zes 34 to 44 etal Calf and I ol Exceptional values at $45.00. with cravenette top, h extension so “unt! ff New House Dresses and | New Messaline Waists | Laces and “Trimmings ‘ Sacques New arrivals in semi-tailored Messaline 4 Metal-thread Allovers, in bronze, gold, gum 4 4 ‘ Dull Calf and Patent Colt Button § NEW PBRCALE HOUSE DRESSES, 91.75 | S!k Walsts, designed with cluster tuck and silve attractive designs on Made of percale, in black and white or blue { opening in square and fancy meshes; suitable for yokes and white combinations, with two broad tucks } ished with soft turn hemstitched cuff , and low heel 4 >; TT over shoulder, square Dutch neck and rt § Shown in black, nav ray and brown, Price Sand D. Specia HH meres effectively trimmed with plain-color } g5 99 . } pipings oy ” paghaars NEW PERCALE DRESSING SACQUES, New Sailor Blouses, of striped messaline Hand-ma wo-thre nclennes Laces escniapih Sumtshaintes | APPL RALD API L ont : I \]] SPECIAL $1.00—Many attractive patterns in } made with red sa > finished with 2 and Insertion oval meshes, in é Frost, the Chicago railway ar blue, gray or black and white, made with } pometitching, cuffs to match, and silk shield } fective designs, 50c t yard, mining promoter, in ¥ round Dutch neck, long sleeves, fitted belt " Irish and Cluny L dallions, in round, may ses saa Ti | Milin - Off g Ip esha es, ea | omnes oa Sr sera grand ur at Chicago for Ime y Mi iner} erin $ If see en ama re tim cre | sar, ral snd ecu! ape Se is in Europe. He may a } vr E a MMitea’ of ortment of sizes, 16 25 each. the “4 put up the § ; wired by —First Foer. iis @ comp! Judge Landis. In 1876 Fr e rough str front 3 « long sleeves fin th cloth to; 0 yard. Metaitle bs arious widths to match, 50c to $5.50 hip, New RAR Re dedge Landis. In 1916 Fra Brough straw a r bald, eliectively | apotitan and fancy rough straw braids WY ar gate Hosiery Interesting Glove Values the food, Dr tablished a banking and bro Hy nied Y ; POLED ea centontpss wet ye business, failing when he o | Hower ' 1 F ! . . ; PAIR ith one clasp at wrist, in vari et project, the Chic | . tet + s ‘ 1 H ives alae iawan, aie tate 50, Rollec ats and jaunty Tur of Ne at an, chip, silk mol | Special 38c Pair ous shades of tan 4 i q WOMEN’S FINE GAUGE BLACK LISLE wom GLACE KID GLOVES, $1.00 ; 4 New Hand-Bags |} ——— We have just recelved # new assortment of the popular Suede, Velvet, Satin and Moire Bags, in round, square and ovab shapes, with gilt, gun-metal, nickel and self-covered frames WOMEN'S WASHABLE cHamorts } ®t Sun-meta Lest they might forget that one hi HOSIERY, 50c PAIR—Medium weight silk- { GLOVES, $1.00 PAIR—One pearl clasp at } and lining of cob e. R. Achilles Ballinger is hurrying | : Attractive Values in Women’ s Wi ite| tale hostery, in black with lavender top. Made point embroider Prices, $3.75, $4.60, $ 50 and $10.00, home before the democratic Ki ed V of very lustrous yarn and strongly reinfore . —Piret Pils gree convenes, the comm / D nitt ests, which is arranging the “welc :* ouse resses S ial 15¢ reception for the ex-secretary of the | peci D d Earth T P, i the ‘Comimareat cube a overill "| | — and Sacques Women’s White Swiss lecorate enware lea ots, the state asking them to make |f ribbed Vests, in low . ieqndher seen -ke venchan nets | f ae ONE-PIECE HOUSE} neck, — sleeveless style, if EMPIRE CLOTHES Special 35c 4 wide ; with fancy yokes. Spe ope } ARS Bhp sce Htrappmnaaegin ET 4 DRIER, SPECIAL, 5c TROW Black Rockingham Eng- TODAY IN HISTORY _ |] Attractive House Dress enone arena SPECIAL | 5 lish Earthenware Tea Pe Mareh #2, 1898, a naval court of | ui illustrated, made of exce W ? Peon ge kane hikioe ‘of : 4 g , “oh a , c ylades of! decorated in ar tic designs inquiry; appointed by the United ae quality percale, in att omen $s stamped tinned steel } , Skah ae Thies ment reported | HI" Sh alle, rs and designs, with square Umbrellas and enameled wood of States govern-| that the explo-|If are shown in a riety 4 Dutch neck and short sleeves * handle sion of the bat-| ; Made of selected ms SVER-BREAK” } sizes and decorations, in Ueship Maine in {fl Fo aes § aa aaa Special 75c ade of selected ma NEVER-BREAK NEW HOl DRESSES, ‘ A oh anak pin POMERS Hike: ° Cigds Havana i iE |:\ ea . Of blac and ohing} Women's excellent f ple, in oiled finish, with | STEEL SI IDERS, Trilby, ! be, Clyde and ee weeks before . : $1.50 ive and white § quality Rain-proof Um ee ae Te « 30c—Made } Creswell shapes. wes caused by a | laic vercale, or black and . 7 i en arms, each 42 ne piece of heavy s 1 submarine mine i ee brellas, built on strong 7 i Special, B5¢ each and as Spain| tf ; white, with small red design, { rib, 26-inch frames and inches in length. » pe jg Ba was the owner of all submarine ¢ ‘al made with round Dutch neck { cotton covered, with long ‘ B 7 inches ° mines known to be in that vicinity - " : . : traight or crook handles, across b W ll M d K h war between the United States and | es ; bor) ave wht hoe ot toi aber Special 15¢.. : | SANITARY SINK STRAINERS, SPE ell- WMiade itc en ueen i Sot PA ect gp dol het ‘ i - with stitched circular bands of Basement Saleeroom, | CIAL, 10c—Japanned blue, and made re Wl a; plain color; fastening at side- } into corner of sink S cause of the war, but Uncle Sam i P & * " o re nk. ci still insists that there were other |] Ce if front. Amoskeag Ging- “MONEY-BACK” CEMENT, SPECIAL 10¢ AND 25 pe a Seer: nnene Yor laltiating | Pee 2a | PERCALE SACQUES, —Waterproof and transparent. Mends china, glass, bric-a > Fic! seat brac and wood. Qne-ounce bottle, special 10c ; one-pint can he i! { SPECIAL 50¢—In blue and . Va! Ps ’ J ated RR hh kk! Ht | . | fal 25¢ HM bal +: E , Special 8c Yard jl special 25. the receiver's hands hair a rough straw appropriate for street or dr wea lowers, tailored bows] ff r ¥ ent Ralearoom. || HOSIERY, made with elastic “flare” top and } PAIR—In pique or overseam style, with one DY HAPPY? ~ panne nnn OA AAA high spliced heel, double sole and toe clasp at wrist. Colors, black and white. } } WOMEN’S LAVENDER TOP SILK-LISLE 3 i AT THE THEAT white or black and white small aA | ‘arcomiena®” ring designs; made with loose Amoskeag “Utility {fH Fick, aie = : : ; Grand—“Three Weeks.” lenves and ficnt t d with } Dress and Apron Ging- M R k . i of selected fir, fin slee and front trimmed with hams; a standare’ quality | Ission ocker ; j Seattie—“Sapho.” plain-color bands. Exception- ished Early Eng- Alhambra—"The Princess of i ; 50 in fast colors, special, Hilf e , sae Se te al values at & ¢. card $ i} S I $5 75 j i sh, w " <a Fo pecial $5, Lois—"“The Girl From Tur. key.” Star—“Out on the Sly Orpheum—Vaudeville. Majestic—Vaudeville. Pantages—Vaudeville. Patches,” om Basement Malearoom drawers and two ~~~ Mission Rocker of solid flour ins. A quarter-sawed oak, in = moulding — board 45 - INCH ~ SCOTCH CLEARANCE OF SOI FULL-SIZE CURTAIN ] arms and broad panels in : WARM conveniently slides under top of table when not in use. ‘The " MADR ars eee | “OLOR ; | giveutenrene 7 H back and is fitted with 1 ee legs are square and well braced below bins. An exceptional DEBATE INCOME TAX ||| MADRAS, SPECIAL | ID-COLOR AND SI | STRETCHERS, 69¢ age Soe Yen ‘ ay Lincoln and Kirkland shi} 38¢ YARD—In various | TONED SCRIMS, SPE- | These are made of Norway |||] Semuine Spanish leather me value at $3.95. schools will debate next Friday on |] attractive colors and pat- | CIAL 10¢@ YARD—In | pine, with firm, stationary seat ds $5.75. the income tax. Neither team has|iterns; suitable for bunga- | terra cotta, blue and gray | pins, and are unusual value erences ee nn pone i low curtains, and blue effects At COG. —necoment satewroon Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha || | Full - Size Spring K. Towne, wife of George L. Towne ed he Hotel News, ed |] ° e | Special $1.95 sitar of the Hotel News, who died | New Arrivals in one iy | A woven wire fabric, noon at Butterworth's. Mrs. Towne | 5 si . ‘ th built om a was 39 years of age and leaves a| t substantially built upon a | ’s Spring D boy of 8 and a girl of 12 | _W hardwood frame, support- peti ions | omen S pring resses | ed by coil springs held in BOGUE TAKES CRUISE || Li py, lace by twisted wire Speculation concerning a sea wall |] y ° | ae "Gisgeia’ 1.95. was revived yesterday when Virgil j pecia 15 00 cables, Special, $1.95. Bogue, advising engineer of the mu-|}f f ~~ e . nicipal plans commission cruised fi in sunt Ties! the water front with members of bo "y Op USE very attractive new Spring Dresses are well-made i i] FECES EE EE EE SSCS EEE EEE ES * * * * * * * *« * * * * * * * * the commission. f j vs from good quality materials and designed along latest WILL TEST SEEDS {fashionable lines. Included in the assortment are about fif- A seed testing labaratory will be! f , : established at the university to aid G teen manufacturers’ samples—of these there is only one of a the campaign against adulterate y kind, eeds carried on by Sti ff 7] * 1, * , | : ‘ Peak Coinetsetane Davie Materials are ‘Taffeta, Serge, Poplin, Wool Challis, Satin eikv ia aaoNén Foulard and Messaline. | Combination Bookcase Colors black, navy, gray, green, rose, white, tan, blue and | : ss and Writing Desk SolidOak Bedroom |Oak Bedroom Rocker iz ih i white stripes and dark grounds, patterned with white or col- fd \| = . s © . pred stripes and dots. HB Special $15.65 Chair Special $3.00 Sizes 16, 18 and 20 years; 34 to 44 bust measurement, i | 'A well-made combination Book Special $2.75 Bedroom Rocker of solid } ase and Writing Desk, in fumed ‘A solid oak Bedroom |0ak, in golden polish finish, il 4 1 ’ . bd ¢ finish. Has two open book shelves |@ ta: we js ; ‘ TROOPS SAIL | Women $s and Misses Long Coats | . i ¥ Oe acek ‘elves |Chair, in golden polish |with slat back and closely below and one closed book compart- s S$ co! us ci PARIS, March 22.—Two thousand | . PA shinea 'f ay part-./finish.” “Has continuous | Joven cane seat. SoMa Gaditions’ - tonoge Wonréed . trena ° = ment above. A large, roomy drawer |back posts, slat back and ports today for Morocco, where } pecia 6 | cated just under the writing bed. |closely-woven cane seat, | $3.00. vue they will join the present French 7 5 Special, $2.75. te army of occupation, numbering } Well-tailored Coats, 54 and .56 inches long, cut on new 4,500, in protecting French commer. |} Spring lines, with plain notch collar or sailor collar in round clal interests, or square effect, inlaid with pongee or satin, | a ARREST REPORTER. mE 4 Materials are serges, diagonals, homespuns and fancy coat- ff Ostermoor : Mail Orders ; fo na io oon erin | y's! NW ings, in black, navy, tan and assorted shades of gray. M. re eric e son illed has been arrested charged with re- ~ Sizes 14, 16 and 18; 34 to 44 bust measurement. attresses Carefully Fi ing to give information furn cad Incorporated fated him in regard to an im- Special $8.50, Basement satesrooms) Hf ann | portant case, p. id Ira rematory chapel yesterday. Rev. J. D. O. Powers read the service. The elder | IAM Bronson, who died Sunday, hadi} ’ been a resident of Seattle for 20\ # | years, }