The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1911, Page 8

Tite SEATTLE STAR Friday Hooker May 1 changed Furniture Dry Goods One-Pound Box Kara Linen Writing Paper FREDERICK & NELSON, Store Closes Daily at 5:30 ° Important May Specials in INC. Rich American Cut Glass Furniture Dry Goods fos) Women’s Silk-Lisle and Cotton Hosiery — 35c Pair, 3 Pairs for $1.00 (oe) a 25¢ | eae WITH the opening of the month of May, the Gla oe (Envek wr W } rurates a series of highly-attractive special offering sich Women’s Black Silk-Lisle Hosiery | Paper, per loc. } Aitiktiokn, Cut Glass; thatiwill prove of espacial interest of ; I dou! rye | Es i Bx Women’s Fine Black Lisle Hosiery Gilt-edge Playing « pack, specia . {impending June Weddings and Wedding: Anniver shalt, with deep garte ble ne O t It r 1 r i pe yea catured in these offerings at prices materially 1 lan e€ usual Hosiery th double } dnsta or tee : ‘ 4 y I Women's Silk-Lisle Ho ioe jae wae Cal-—ne the rovut 5 I ce pag ae! Cut Glass Table 5-Inch Cut Glass Nappies ; » ard Oi) emp! a - = ee oa ecla c Yar } Tumblers, Special 8 cial 65e Each a, en eee | heeled P Byron Collars and STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal om Phe wala , Set of Six aT ne Walton St as € Me R “ bourne, ha fonated wf | =o 50 alle Stanfe r paintings he has give niversity Embroidered Stiff Byron Collars, Other Birthdays of Well-Known| People. i) author | NEW YORK—Frederick Schneid er, who arrived from Ru his wife and 14 children. answer in tioned, rolls He is on b Marte Corelli The na Windsor Ties, Attractive Values in | ise House Dresses with pla enc Price ¢ Broken Lines of CLEVELAND, 0.—Cleveland ex perienced its first “dry 10 years. A few ERCA HOUSE $ . kre to evade Sausent och Women’s Petticoats OLYMPIA ington, for of indebtedness Saturday ‘ i 2 Q ? { ? ; ‘ i ? 2 2 ‘ ‘ i ‘ i ? 2 : ‘ ? : ; 2 ? 4 2 2 i Q i ? : 2 H i ? ‘ 2 5 . ° ; Indsor 11es , ‘ } i 2 : } ? i ; ? 4 H : 4 H ? } ? H ; ABERDEEN—Chief of Police F. |, R. Archer h nation to when the new city tion comes in. DENVER, Col.—Convicted of rob SPEEDS to DEATH : os ; . from the Cotorade ) , : &@ “robber-proc > Vented by him while { ! SB SMOKE OR NOT? “ound | Shall smoking be allowed in the Sidi balcony of the new Orpheum the ar } Sep alt a VALENTINE NAMED cay hid Bea ae —— Ee eee oe en ns ‘crime’ iter | SM. Coo] Lingerie and Marquisette deputy elerk of the United f the board ; : sical : district court, has resigned to take | works t Mayor Dilling ; D a ns gm * Sune eiavadi “oO Valentine was appointe resses i pene ‘J Ns ‘inst o ‘ moet has been appointed in hia pr tion he tober 1, 1909 —— Sy ¥ TIPPED SILK GLO\ Oc- PATE place. then mayor ent yrade, in > | 5 I AI models are being ) 1dded. to our assort FREDERICK & NELSON, INC. y xt een : 20¢ N*“ ments, which € « i ope for choice in Misses’ Drnsaie ur reg k . such desirab le n rials as s aia: atlowe: em- n wh | broideries and n os ny dresses are charming Interestingly Priced BASEMENT SALESROOM ||: Tino een | for thr ve hand “ember ity Se : .. SH 1TING PE . 1Al 10¢ YARD { ae : See rin pt en produ g effects that ress : i cee heared SPECIALS he Fi nen finish, q r A Dutch Neck Lingerie | A Gown in marquisette is a ste pa bi em Scotch Wall Burlap at rhe fennes and. wider bands of | bet ice. 7 Dek IRISH = LINE} HITE WAISTING Sona tates Phe okirt te tucked 1:7 The skirt is in Special [sic] Yard § SPECIAL $5 ¢ YARD—This is s very go un ftshed with deep ounce, |e boom ad’ prety lies ee "his is a very good g ‘ wide ; , I $15.00. | F 45,00. cked to match inches wide, in a pretty myrtle-gre e. Exceptional Hilf Ecler ae : ov Als .* Pr Another Marquisette Gown value at, the yard, 84¢. i a iermant taleorvom, in a round-thre oft-finishec a ted eeves a para taae mer a Premiror ’ ’ the D: e sleeves are y “Size urtain tretc ers Free Art Needlework Lessons on ; sisal skirt he ‘s of pla sleeves ‘ emb 1 panel front and yoke of plain mate- Special |69c}| Each Dely From Semtollem, | Prive § Season Sieen. ve Sos Sone ee Sire “hak front panel 1¢, furnished with ff y and quickly ad al, 79¢. Well-made Stretchers of Norway p stationary nickeled pins. May be ez justed to fit any regular-size curtain. Spec Exceptional Values in Saiclad Bags "i eat ; | A very fortunate purchase enables us to offer at unusually-faverable prices an as- Brassed Extension Curtain Rods, extending from 30 to ff ; ; i ble T ti B: Taaluded s 54 inches, each, S¢. ortment of particularly desirable Traveling Bags ncluded are sewed, with French edges solid brass lock In 16, 17 ather, hand riveted on, Hand Satchels in russet, brown and black le lined. Have leather-ce leather handle and are furnished with large inside pocket. Brassed Extension Rods for Sash Curtains, extend fron 24 to 44 inches, each, 5¢. Jewelry Nove Novelties Women’s + Undergarments WOMEN’ S MERCERIZED LISLE UNION Sl style, with cuff « a knee and full leather nvered steel frame, Sleeveless and catches, good d umbrell or Ww and 18-inch sizes, special $7.50. aad aid const as WOMEN «EEVELESS LISLE Special |10c| Each Travelers’ Samples of Hand-Bags at Sharp Concessions PRION S00 Shean eee double band facing, ribbon-drawn. WOMEN’S SWISS-RIBBED COTTON UNION SUITS, 85¢—Sleeveless style, cuff or wide umbrella knee, trimmed with lace. N the offering there are Bags of genuine walrus leather, seal, black calf and brown calf, full leather-lined and fur- nished with pocket; all are in excellent condition. Sizes 16 and 18 inches. The special prices range from $4.50 to $18.55. ar New Season’s Showing of “Old Hickory” Summer Furniture LARGE of this popular Furniture is now in readiness on the First Floor, Annex. The various pieces are made of hickory saplings with the bark left on and sanded to a smooth fjnish. The Seats and backs of the Chairs and Settees are woven of long strips of inner bark, and are extremely pliable and comfortable. “Rustic Hickory” is ideally the Furniture for the porch and lawn of the Summer club or home, as apart from its durability it harmonizes so admirably with out-of-door surroundings. A large assortment of Brooches, Bar and Jabot J Pins, Belt Pins and Buckles and Shirt Waist Sets, in many novel and popular designs, set with col ored stones. Special, for clearance, 10¢ each. — saseine 28-Inch Batiste Special |10c| Yard Choice of black and white Batiste, with single and cluster stripes, checks Very special at, per yard, 10¢. with nk Sect meer also white Batiste \ NM (aor crossbars in black showing BORDERED BATISTE FOULARDS, 15¢ YARD—Thi of the pretty bordered materials thé demand for making up into washable Su extra value at 16¢ yard, AND .MERCERIZED Other lines of Summer Furniture featured at this time on our sales floors are Reed Chairs in natural shellacked and brown finishes, Oriental Grass and White Eastern Willow Furniture, also Chairs and ee De in hardwood, finished in forest-green. above, price $6.50. Chair pictured Corset Cover Embroideries 25c Yard An excellent selection of fine nainsook Em broidertés, well embroidered in dz 1inty floral and eyelet effects, very attractive values, at 25¢ yar Ladies’ Home Mail Orders Journal Patterns j , va : ' eseoe ~ aw