The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1911, Page 8

____ THE SEATTLE STAR Coast Cities Will oe he er re oe FURNITURE | FREDERICK & NELSON, ri | FURNITURE) Store Closes Dally at 5:30. [ DRY Goops| i ee ee ee ee DR Not Be Bombarded : : NE Ww YORK March i “Nix on the rah rab styles” te id Il adel Arathi *® the edict of the ow ork Custer Cutter club, Here * 1 |* one tyles which will be the reaf*thing this year * : £ con tte sao shea fos se shat Fine Lace and Chiffon Waists le © pants, with spring bottoms and velvet cuff * «le White Guede: pusipe and whise Mantel taxedo tor eveniig | © pecia ’ ° an . em “iasd. Wounis te “bu evel Bi : Not all sizes in each style, but all sizes are included in the a ssortment, i ee i CHIFFON WAISTS draped over silk in attracts ntrasting shades, trimmed with Venise and gilt thread lace bands, made ith high neck and Odds and Ends From Everywhere BIMEEED hort mandarin sleeves, in black, navy and wistaria, Special $5.0 TUCKED CHIFFON WAIST ALLOVER CREAM LAGE WAISTS, trimmed in blue and brown velyet bands, Cluny Lace Waists Waists draped r net trimmed with.| over Dresden linir Iso Silk Mar Persian silk Particularly good | quisette over Persi ning, and some values at $7.50 Chiffon models. Special $10.00, a ond Yoon of Seatt! ae would sti « This Civic Clu erda} r “Ha spokes itor all mane cor For 4% poon test! fore the showing thange in rations @ tion from omittee of | alcipal Ov Peral othe read. He BY COMMANDER R. DAVELUY of French Navy lumber merger W Grand | Rapic TODAY IN HISTORY Marsch 29, 1892, Unel at Sam and over net lining nd Colored uty agree arbitrate the seals in Bering sea Uncle Sam had until then con tended that when he bought Alaska = fc the ed the seals alomg the John, Bull allowed th ot go with the lapd the English law ART COMES HIGH At the sl meeting of th || French- Made Undermuslins Specially Priced ortment of Undermif: Unusual values are offered in this attractiy lins, including hand-made and hand-embroide ed ) OUR BIRTHDAY PARTY At ¢ Gowns, Combinations, Drawers and Corset Cover Included in the TWO-PIECE COMI LIP-OVER GO DIRTY MEXICAN CELL SHATTERS EDWARD'S DREAM President Taft will the annual di of the Hungar ian Republican club. The first annual ball of the Glass workers, held last night In Eagles finist e finishec " deep 1d had reared fif teen children r'WO-PIECE COMBINATION rset « er and drawer elaborately But Har “ot Dr. Co! | tent. Philip T , exam oe are *“Dearbo tering t intely 1 “jng.”"—Cou © “My arn UNLAUNDERED CHEMISES, beaut a $5.00 CIRCULAR DRA 5 trimmed with hand CIRCULAR DRA ok, with embri d 0. NDERED CHEMISES, hand-er $1.50 to $4.95 NG SKIRT 1 ' red, special 00, $10.00, $12.06 00, $20.00, $25.00, $32.50 and $40.00. eidediy popular, She bir about sixty books altoge Denies He’s Dead VARSITY WILL DEBATE SALT LAKE, March 2%.—Demy Debating teams of Leland Stan. | ing that body was found inten Franct ay, Burk oncer {S$ of French nain floral spray and | bre Messaline Silk 3 Women’ s Spring-Weight Toilet Requisites Petticoats | Underwear Jergens’ Talcup Powder a e jegraph of hay here to his br Dd. 8 dsvintant passenger agent Ore Short Line, not to Sper at he was in no sense @ THE GIDDY THINGS. Thave bee Veular war “months. who displ: the arm ' cated. “Meals : to 18 cen’ Rose Water, 10c bottle. County Ce S$ LISLE UNION ie | “After s “genes ‘ I € s , @ vanishing gating co Low neck, sleeveless : ‘he ena M OAKLAND, Miss H F old, announced rs Oc—Medium weight, in William Pt ROIT, Mich. March 29.—A Soap, 8 yle, with low neck and EOWARD M. BLATT. PITTSBURG, March 29. . dispatches of Davis w Frederick & Nelson, . Inc. BASEMENT SALESROOM gi apnea S r, 10c. bottle. g um Powder in Violet, Dactylis and Cashmere responde Edward. was health. The insurrect ing off rurales. Fortune smile on Eddie. He dash front and hired out a8 assis some real correspondents ‘Then fortune frown Mexicar troops quickly captured Edward and put him in @ lonely, dirty cell at Juarez for “inciting re WOMEN’S COT AND TIGHTS, 50 gh nec te Vaseline in tubes; 10, B. & B. Adhesive Plaster, 1c. Edward's wealthy pare r = t mol ooth . Avalon, a suburb of Pittsburg " Euthymol Tooth Paste, Ie, © as Tha “ hk ‘ r L te Nail Enamel, 19¢. % - ! ° " sd _ sidy, go’ Prince Is Fepeled | [ib steds, gray and tan mixtures in black, navy - / EAP TET ins seeereecenoeteneien SARA EaNNEE ae _ ME, March 2 teutenan ; ee - é % e » fever pe Yincenso Paterao, who moraered ff 2d and ha € most thee Ob. _Ingrain Carpeting, Special 49c Yard Women’s Hosiery, Special 19c Pair ff» Princess Giu rigona di § : inches long, pk wit ote rh) ie BS Som See ie wadihie, tale edn on ; ates 1K. F i ‘ i Pt Bose , tra-su gra r ir ' s Hosiery in cotton, lisle and silk-lisle qualities Jy pelled from the army 1 good qua 'o s! ai xirts are plain # tw garter tops. Included dre lace boot, drop stitch en it cut. Sizes 04 to . F r styles a la r, red, green, Oh, You Conscience! cia tSIR75 yles, in tan, lavender, red, green, chatti- KOKOMO, Ind. March 29 BIRSS Bl D107 chit Charles Bottorff, a grocer, has re ceived a letter containing a one cent postage stamp and the follow ing legend “Few lines to ask ness-for stealing an sorry I ever done it Sign H Beta Schumaker Bottorf y does not know the man @ Long Coats for Women and Misses at $8. we ae ” and _ 1S {| l and fi - Senseuale “Men’s “‘No-Piece”’ Certain Values in Furnishings Stretchers ° | Praeewate , HANGING missed the apple. SILK HOSIERY with 1 cin tretchers are made fr HAMMERED , . ieee basswood, with brass pins, | BRA FERN- BOSTON, March 29.—The most fc le, in black, tan Bur : 5 z accomplished linguist ever held at ‘ bl and non-rustable; plates { ERI $1.25—In the local immigration station ar smoke and navy-blue, 50c pair. { with baked ¢ 1 finish, } dull - finished ived yesterday in the person of . . , A \ ) : Sy eicude Sh venry clk He | NG-WEIGHT SHIRTS AND wed with lense, “4i0 tachew Max Baruch, 30 years old. He can DR AWERS, in Malbriggan converse fluently in 2 t in diameter ‘I but cannot speak FE: ‘ 7 1 H 1 _ ’ | lisle, wool mixtures, linen and s piec three brass cl BES J Women’s to $4.00 garment Ki oR ARS ly tly when not'in use i ee Ss d Af G | COOPER UNION q ; ba sea CAanD £ t i} Street an ternoon Gowns | tate; with dong ov halts 0. 4, sith tity ae | SHADES, 15 | COOPER LISLE and d , : @ i bcengn see 00 Lisle Union Suits, in white, blue and Curtain Stretcher } Mered elect, in | th or 1etal cc attractive grap Dentistry All Operations Painless are trimmed y self tucks, lace or braids; skirts cut in plain or flounced models hallis, serge, taffeta silk, foulard and Eolienne, in black, 1 white pin stripes and dark grounds with dots or stripes Specials in In the Notion Section Housefurnishings white: $100 yale nn nnd 236 inches re made of | navy, Sizes 34 to 4 Unusually good values at, special $15.00. Basement Galeor UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPERS, “Directoire” Cotton Belting, 4 inches wide, 20c yard. A SPECIAL, 90c—Chop all kinds of meat, “Directoire” Mercerized Belting, 3 inches wide, 4p¢ yate: ~ - seneaneaeaamaaneanants one vegetables and fruits in clean-cut, uniform Hydra Hair-Drying Combs, $1.00. Kirby Beard Wire Hair pins, two sizes, 10c box. pieces, fine or coarse as desired Trimmed Hats at $3. 50 Very interesting and attractive new Spring Hats are offered in the Basement Salesroom at $3.50. 9 They are large rough straws, prettily trimmed in sv ENAMELED COFFEE BIG- } any guemakers’ Pins, ¥4-pound boxes, sizes 3-4 and 4% GIN, SPECIAL 45c—Has body of enam- Hall’ Barchert:“Baeriens” Adinstablespkéas Foran eled “steclware, and top, spreader and ‘ CONSULTATION AND Linen Corset Laces, 5 yards long, 10c EXAMINATION . or of heavy t wae ‘ . ; : ‘ 4 Full Set of Teeth marguerites, corn flowers, roses and lilacs. The strainer » gts a ae ae i: aes sued SoHo on) Rack Re a in white and colors ‘ull Set of Tee ey - 7 y ‘ 3 9ANNED SUGAR BOX, SPE- $ 4¢ yard, 35e bolt; 6c yare 50c bolt 22k Gold Crowne .# popular turbans and small hand-made shapes pre _JAE ANNE GAR BO ; Silk Velvet Grip Hose S for child Se and 306. Bridgework dominate in both black and colors. CIAL 25c—Ten-pound capacity, of jap , ‘rip Hose Supporters for children, 25¢ anned tin, with hinged cover Craven Dress Shield Pins, Superior Feather Curlers Gold Fillings Silver Fillings (the best). Porcelain Crowns (best). $3, Long Crepe. Kimonos at $1.50 Made of good quality cotton crepe, with tucks across —First Fleet JAPANNED FLOUR BIN, SPECIAL, 85c—-Made of japanned tin, with hinged cover. Has capacity of fifty te Stationery Items Terms to Suit All work done by expert denta | front, bias back and kimono sleeve, trimmed with bands of : ainrhit DTIC: ss SPEC ‘ operators, Lady attendant. : > ep SBR 2S, SPE - S0c-—Made odd ie 3 ; : ds < | o silk in swas stika or Persian design. JAgevy, pink and heliotrope.. Very interesting FLOOR SWEEPING BRUSHES, SPECIAL lade { Wedding Invitations, Announcements \t_ Home Car The Best Dentistry that you car of specially prepared fiber, firmly attached to 14-inch block and Calling Cards engraved to order at mode ate prices. ment ana obtain in the city and at the cheap bu “siete Di Fy pL cea, Peart, One Hundred Calling Cards and new script plate, $2.00: gal pha est possible prices. GARDEN TROWEI SPECIAL, S¢—Has 6-inch re One-quire box Highland Linen Paper, tinned blade and shank in one piece in gold, and envelopes to match, 50c Frederick & Nelson Incorporated We Do Exactly as We Advertise All Work Guaranteed 15 Years Laboring People’s | Dentists Electro Dental Parlors Cor. First Ave. and Pike Opposite Public Market Drapery Materials and Curtains CURTAIN MUSLINS, 36 INCHES WIDE, SPECIAL 10e YARD—Colored Fig ured Curtain Muslins, suitable for bed sets, window curtains and other drapery purposes PLAIN AND FIGURED SCRIMS, 36 INCHES WIDE, SPECIAL 15¢ YARD. In ecru and Arabian grounds; for bungalow and camp curtains NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, $1.95 PAIR—These are and 3 yards long, in white and beige; included in the lot are cable net and Cluny effects.—tasement saiesroom Mail Orders Carefully Filled Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns