The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1911, Page 8

THE SEATTLE NEPHEW REFUSES TO BURY J "UNCLE WHO DIED IN DESERT] "8255.85 | had - ‘ DRY SODOS | Se z| BEAUTIFUL DRAPERY EFFECTS| YOU’LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Store Closes Dally at 6:30. DR yY G OoOOoDsS My United Pre SAN FRAN( My uncle, R ready owes me $2,0( jvance any funds for h al. who arrived here’ today to take charge ¢ the fun . atated noir mines are just be einnin, This was the answ A.\pay, ahd that rich prospects are} |R. Urquart, a nephew response | ahe Leo stated that he would] to a telegram announcing MeDon fight any attempt on Udquart’s part | \ald’s death in the desert, where he | to gain bis uncle's mining interest a eu of YEAS AG Ton | Peper Produced With Inexpensive Materials } tary of war that (the Bouth ‘by the t | U P.: a P, ‘ io os Grant belleved Which marked the «| rge Farce s Most W! are displaying many popular-priced Drapery Fabrics that, rightly used, are pable i wi seat “= minand eth eek hike bad NEW YORK Mey 20- Plans ng ing as beautiful effects as can be obtained with the most expensive materia & regiment if the | north paign for the parcels poet We wil! be pleased to aid in the selection of appropriate materials, colors and design . president shc one to him was never ing requirements and conditions, Curtains— | Cretonnes and Chintzes— Plain, soft-draping Scrim Curtains, Artistically-patterned Taffetas and with hemstitched ends, 214 yards long, | Dimities, 36 inches wide, 25 yard Postal Progress ague, of | ach, editor an, is prow | On, crossed the t ing of May 24, However, it w chain vain how x | FREDERICK & NELSON, “Tne—— BASEMENT SALESROOM | only 42, which fact promises $2.50 pair. Foreign Cretonnes and Chintzes, 45 the school children some more | ff Yery valuable sanitary ideas from | ff the man wh Sco oo An Unusually-Low Price Quoted| COPENHAGEN.—The American Net Curtains, with lacet edging, 2'4 | and 55c yard. yards long, $4.50 pair. White Cluny Curtains, with deep in Wall-Papers— Battleship squadron will arrive here We Silk F k } sertion and edging 50 pair i Bedroom Wall-papers, in cr lomorrow ss : pre on omen s 1 roc s | patterns, 25c roll, nie” Wosséhum, Mens” rane Z peer Bungalow Nets— “Tiffany Favrile’ Papers, for living it the Goodlite asked for reduced bail and halls, $1.75 roll. A wide variety of Nets in quaint Mis- | rooms cause he had accompanied Dr. : Cook to the North Pole. That was 5 ; 0) to SO inches wi 5 anc itati ass Cloth, in several gray yent ia teatienoatal of truthfulness, esta {fl 1 O. oO. _sion effect, 40 to 50 inches wide, 45 and Imitation Grass Cc oth, eral gray — the court in denying the applica. |ff : &Se yard. and brown shades, 50c roll. at = | sini — e q ing two NEW YORK.—After defying tele. Phone linemen for four hours, six jf women fled when the linemen ex hibited a dead mouse. —some at. these are Reliels Dresses, ma ata saving, others have been selected from regular stocks and specially-priced for this offering. The | materials represented are— | Ribbons Embroidery Flouncings E,W Rites Siitaes aed Joe Wiezien, Kitnapere| : : ; | In Exquisite Designs for A. BROAD selection of choice patterns is available i our St the rich Waldo Rogera baby, |E Pongee Silk Messaline Taffeta Silk Surah Silk i present showiag of Ribbons, The following are espe- Were sentenced to from five to|if Chiffon Cloth of Gold Silk Eolienne Foulards jf!) Graduation Dresses f ‘ ‘ means: ones, i All-are late Spring styles, and the collection em i atid nes Dveadote Milica. tn Gaticand : q LONDON.—The anniversary of braces models with high and Dutch necks, elbow ff N exceptior of well-selec “ also Ribbons ta the rt bla ¥ iy vas widely Manarvea treet and full-length sleeves, trimmed in buttons, braids } in 48-inel broidery Flouncings I re § white and in the three-color « 4 Gut London and the country today and embroidery. Skirts are straight cut, in plain Bi in, y i gue the fant loaing of one-plece dresse pe pes, su black and white, and red, bla ; KANSAS CITY.—Franklin Mac: and flounced models HI The Embroideries are executed in Floral, Anglaise and St hears dh Ribbons are i isplayed in the popular bow-knot, Colorings include black, pink, pongee, navy, olive cadet-blue, cream and white The values will appeal to discerning women with ff unusual force at the low price quoted—$10. 00. of the treasury, efore Missouri and Kansas bankers tonight on finan cial topics. designs, in pink, blue, lavender and white, s from % to 2% inches, and prices from 5c to nd $4.00 yard riret vicor. $ 40c yard —First Floor. Swiss, with perfectly firm, fast NE WBEDFORD, M fame known for the when John D. Archibald, § Of magnate, testified In de @ damage suit for $10,000 that his Qutomodile kilied a girl three years |] Rego. \ . During Potiatch week every Se- P. d f Cl 8 Yi d tle merchant has agreed to. call |f rice or earance at Sc far im from the road their traveling - ——+ ~ ealesmen and assign thom to assist fm seeing that “the trade” has a good time. “Good Roads for the State of hington” will be the subject of Mustrated le by Samuel Paw ce OSI hI er ae New Assortments of Many Desirable Wash Fabrics | mn £ Lingerie Neckwear ROMINENT and especially charming are Dutch Collars in the deep, square styles, with long plaited ends, forming a fichu effect in front, others with rever fronts, and smaller styles trimmed in laces and insertions. In trimming many of these embroidery and lace are effec- tively combined. Prices range from 50c upward to $12.50. <gfteek eens In an assortment including the following: Good quality Dress Ginghams, Outing Flannels, of goo Ld " a variety of petterea thet are SOCAL. ity, in mined colorings, dark be discontinued Solid-color Outing Flannels, in Hill at the Rainier aigt 32-inch Percales, of 1 pink and light-bi Oe epee aes aan ea au ee: cs pour tie ok N ti Sprit; fa fight and Oitk grounds: . ne and light Wash L oti ‘ i ; a Odd pieces of P ted Batiste, ons Ferd Pleidere mit... 9 1:00 | ie ha agg ancnngg in Nght-colored grounds, and as aces } Women’s Shoes and B. & B. Carpet Warp, in black, ‘white SL inches wide, for kimonos an¢ many type , wash: ° ° . 32, : sD pes ssicquies Yard able . S ] 15. Y d and colors, 32¢ pound. ee aE ae tae pecial, 15c Yard ; Slippers Priced for (oe en ete Nets, medion se “Tight-On” Hat Elastic for children’s hats, cotton or silk, 5c and 10c, Clearance Millinery Materials Interestingly Priced A’ attractive assortment. of patterns in N ndy Valenciennes Laces, shadow effects; 1 to 6 inches wide, for incomplete si Two lots of Women’s Juliet Slippers, with turned soles, patent oat Leather paim D Mitt reenide pai. ara i Insertions Gal ns, in solid and HE very reasonable prices that prevail throug he ut our assortments of Mil- tan, green and red suede, with and (oer without heels; incomplete sizes; } Specially Good Values in and cake tips, elastic les and low heels; “Hold-fast” Aluminum Hair-pins, 12 for jud linery materials leaye no doubt as to the advantages that lie in making / ios i special to close } 10c. — selections here. Borden. M sox fisigeye try rath i ustins. ¥ out, $1. 45 and $1.90 pair. “Bend-Not” Dragon Steel Pins, 10c. 8m The care with which the lines have been assembled assures selections that ey ena om Womens 2 yee ee wa x fo Pe jud Venise and Net Allovers shown in a broad range of well-se- designs, suitable for making yokes, es and entire waists ¢ Allovers are shown in Baby will be in accordance with accepted ideas in styles and colorings. We invite attention to the highly-interesting values expressed in the following: White Milans, in turban, medium and large shapes, $1.95. { White and Burnt Milan Shapes, with black velvet flange, in various popular special close out, | bess $1.45 pair. a a H f . ‘ . Ww 7 ford id . ;Wonsrs, oxtrts ova Rew.) Housefurnishings terns, in patent, dull and vici $ «gppaMKNOX” CLOTHES WASH- The Ver Irish, bu ut and other pleasing cfifect ; leathers, with light and heavy a OECTA 2 tyle 5 and the Nets, in small and bolder patterns, ER, SPECIAL 50¢—To be placed with » Styles, $2.25. in ecrt, cream alid white I soles; incomplete sizes; at a 2 inches of water in bottom of wash boil- Rough Straw Shapes; in many colors Prices range from $1.00 to $7.50 yard cisively low price for clea er; cleans by directing the steam through and styles, 50¢, 75¢ and $1.00. | viret Ficor, } $2.30 pair First Pico, } the clothes. : : Large. Single Roses, with foliage, Lilacs, in natural color and 12 hie Bea. ke . (oes sit a, LEATHER CHAIR SEAT, SP. AL, q ° | in light-pink, old-rose, red, brown | in spray, 18¢. | Decorated China S ‘ar. 50¢—Made of genuine leather, with hair - Denti stry and lavender, 15¢. Daisies, in pink, light-blue, brown oie ? padding, tilted sith Gonscust olinchh tate’ j and white, 15¢. | une Roses, in various | Apple Blossoms, in large sprays, 25¢. ) and Cream Set, Special 75c There is choice of three well-exe- cuted designs, in dainty flowered ef- fects, one of which is shown in illus tration. The China is of good qual- ity. Special, set of 2 pieces, 75¢. Sample Trunks at Special Prices; Folding Card Table Steamer, Three-Fourths and Fall Sizes Special $2.35 HAMMER, SPECIAL 15¢—With nickeled head and handle in black finish. FLOOR SWEEPING BRUSH, 50¢ —-Brush is of fiber, attached to hardwood block ; for sweeping wood floors and car- pets. —Housefurnishings Section All Operations Painless Small Full-Blown Roses, with foli- age, 8 in bunch; in red, yellow and pink, 25¢. Small Pink Moss Rosebuds, 36 in cluster, 18¢. Medium-size Rosebuds, in pink, 2 in cluster, with foliage, 25¢. Corn Flowers, bunch of 12, 18¢. Moss and June Roses, in white and ff blue, 10¢ bunch | An excellent assortmefit of Padded ff} Wings, in castor, light-blue, old-rose, brown, taupe, light-green, lavender and white is featured at 15¢ each. Basement Sales: oom TEETH _ a ai a in, etic: um Thomson’s Glove-Fitting Corsets, sesess Free "CONSULTATION AND | | EXAMINATION : ESE Ty s In light Gol. Full Set of Teeth ..$2.50 and Up TYLE 183, PRICE $1.50—A moderately-high bust Pee ve reiga pense sd ‘ £2 Gold Crowne $3.50 t0 $5.00 19) Corset, designed for the average figure, cut long over hips at et ee 0 > Geta Filings A and back and fitting snugly. Made of strong coutil, trim- ee ae ent eet j iti a be ‘ 7 c orcec = pare Filings je best) a med - 4 with wide ewe drawn with satin ribbon and extra-heavy, cold-roll- A light, strong, * Terms to Suit pte Mdee S acede A arn lds ed steel trimmings; $ convenient Table, FE - Ail work done by expert dental oper. | STYLE 168, PRICE $1.50—A good model for slender full cloth lined and furs } that folds easily and * ee ene figures, made with girdle top and skirt long over front, back nished with two trays. } comp; a ; top co * and hips. Material is good quality batiste, garment is boned omp y; top cov- a * with soft, flexible steels and two pairs of hose supporters Their construction } ered in good” grade : ag: : are attached. is the best, and the } teen leatherette, met- * Laboring People’s CHARS values are highly-at- } @l-bound corners and * Dentists STYLE 101, PRICE $1.00—A model with moderately shay pi rubber - tipped legs Bi a : H high bust, with skirt long below the waist-line, made of tractive at the special aha. i BS. [por coutil and equipped with two pairs of hose sup- | prices quoted, which range from’ $17.50 to $26.50. Special at 82.35. * Cor. First Av. and Pike re a a aa ek ° f a sf "i * Notions Underpriced —___—. Closing Out a Number of Patterns in ———__— : Ee * Velvet Grip | Hose Sup- Three-cord Phread, in 500- 27x 54 Axminster Rugs, at | $1.35 38 | Special * } porters, ina broken color as- | yard spools, special 1¢ —Third Floor. * | sortment, special 10¢. Spool. CATAL LTE RTT Broken lines of ag White £ me Button sniinibiganeinaase a 1 Dies pile mai 2, poy a s, special, dozen, 2%4¢ Grean Shoulder Pads, ape- e » specia 5 an ; cial 5¢, Ladies’ Home Mail Orders 7 Silk-wound Hai -pins, to Gatien N i D i ; “— ots, in as- ennison’s Fancy Nap- " i iil] match various shades of hair, sir ahadia Apectal dozen, | kins, special 10¢ hundred, Journal Patterns e € Cc e son Carefully Filled : ana tats uufect We ertands || SPecial Be. aiainas: Neseusinin yontrewen=t PRA ht aa a BES Babset, a I | | | ee j =, ee ee ee ee, eeeEeeEeEEeEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEowoooe aa ea as endian ap,