The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 15, 1911, Page 12

all the new little stockings hung up this Christmas wilt © nearest to housework the average man gets ie to make outting | reet the little ones that will never bang up & stocking an his wife peels the potat oor From $20 Per Week to Over $100 i 4 Ee eae = in Four Years for This Girl sr cow daily ~=FREDERICK & NELSON | sicre cies Daily [ at 5:30 INCORPORATED at 5:30 Bu ae 2 | "FOR EVERYBODY ~—Every Section in the store is a fruitful source of inspiration—ample assortments of useful, “different,” acceptable gift- things are everywhere in evidence and so displayed as to make choosing easy. Your shopping will be materially simplified Y ££ 4 . ; d H if done in the iicrniog hours, when best facilities are afforded for tn ghtful selection. your 2) | 24-Piece Silver Set | New Silk Kimonos Special $7.50 For Christmas Gifts @ Piano leet T'S! Special $5.00 well-made, lined case. A hand TIMELY arrival of new Silk Kimonos, priced in a man- some gift that many women ner of unusual interest to gift-purchasers will appreciate. Set consists of chasers 6 Teaspoons They are made of excellent quality soft silk in effe 6 To floral designs, cut long and full, with large square cc Ailverware Se revers and cuffs of satin, Shown in the following color- combinations Silver-plated Pi 1eces .Navy with Delft Delft with light-blue Red with navy Don't delay. Your opportunity to purchase a il] Specially Priced In Two Groups locas ee hak ones fine High Grade Piano at the same price you fj) | [ 50c c | and | $1. 00 | | bibs 2 RR SS iA would pay for a cheap new one is at hand. carers | Dae EG wis Gaps | fie Bose Telephone-Shopping Service Remember, there is a limit to this stock. , M Shell, fintage pattern, i . . Hl ox. Vintage pattern, in | Berry Spoons WwW" are prepared to give quick, efficient service in Since our first announcement in The Seat- | i Three - bottle Individual Cream Ladle ° : | . i] Casters. Bonbon Dish« received over the telepho: Ask opera C } tle Star we have sold 22 High Grade Pianos. So | Cold Meat Forks r the telephone. k operator to connect you ‘ { Teaspoons in sets of six Mirror Plateaux with Telephone Order Department act quickly. . Gravy Ladies. The values ase PE a Re sit Pickle Fork: | tional, The immense volume of our business has le Forks. iona’ watt eae oem | is | Decorated Limon Rennes Basement Salesroom filling orders for Christmas or other merchandise, Pianos, some of them being almost new, were ° — innit exchanged for our celebrated Bush & Lane Special 25¢ Each HE Basement Salesroom offers countless suggestions Players and Grands, and may be purchased at ‘ . pda be ceo? . , wy —of blue Delft tip with spout | for useful anl pleasing Gifts, in the lower-priced ven a manager of a grand opera quette Incarnate. In Butterfly to! blue Delft-ware, cup with sp p rd Gg priced the following prices: troupe has his troubles—more than DIEM! # Haier Meer scag Ee pgnee A and handle, as illustrated. Special $ | lines does she take the ttle role, that | 25¢. . sani Reg. $500 Piano Now $298 jiisse fevsasce fee "Ns oe er ue ft NORE Sugars and Creamers Aprons for Gifts his share perhaps. True he hy ways willing to play the Lucias, maid landed in old Tae Corences, tie Wetsaltiion ana Lnebr ot greta, Wak btreng. od hecrts Special, 75c Pair “a jthe Gildas, but that lets them out— and with the operatic star In and if the manager requires their bonnet. It was Glana. Now a . VARIE of mi services in less important parts por-week salary Is not particularly |i they generally have sore throats, alluring to an operaticstarto-be, pleasing shapes or are otherwise, indisposed. ccepted an offer to go into nd Strange isn't ’ a and decorations in W 5 . Today her little w | , wy a ° 400 iano 0 ‘ ne rune into the three figure | Oriental China, spe ‘ aI cial, the pair, 75¢. . . . q earned the trade.” wit And others too numerous to mention in this } eatek Wb ara: 6 rai company. She be-| small space. The heavy discounts on these Mag Gijlsied ae com cote T ~~ Fruit and Salad Bowls has to provide himself place with the cranky | pianos are worth investigartion. utility. sin tists of al- prima Gonnas, She knows many ‘ ; s most equal ‘ 1 them all, but it ts S ecial $1 00 Each If you cannot call in the daytime, see us in satile willing. 7 - . ish, love-triumph | Pp ° ‘ b ? atility woman of the Lombardi parts that she excels | BUDD “end” Bue the evening, as we are open.until 10 o'clock. Opera Co,, at the Moore thia week, “Perhaps there's a reason,” said |i R a Sala is Adalgiaa Giana, and while she Giana, with a sly wink. “To act iil a - Bo pbs plays lesser roles, for the most one’s parts well, one must know ipart, she does it with the grace of them, and feel them—and then the 4 - tensive assortment of a star. In Rigoletto she was Mag- acting is easy. Oh, yes, I'l admit dainty floral decora- , o dalena, and, in La Boheme, the co I've studied coquetry all my "ite." | ee és . tions, in satin and | : > y glazed finishes. Meas- suggestion for a pleas- NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE ing Christmas gift. Special, for Saturday, $1.00. Chinaware Section. SHCESESEESE SESE ESSE ES EE toms of was held at the Opposite Postoffice. or's store, First av. and 1 hs aening i. LIME! IGHT. | | Cut- Glass Water Pitcher | Lies Aprons in round, fitted style, made of lawn or allover | Forty-three Australian : |erived here this afternoon from Fe rat embroidery and trimmed with laces or hemstitched ruffles YX ) PRINTERS | making 8 tout of chervoon from:Te:| playwrights aad novelists was out l . i Cor They were met by a delega-| ored when the |i — Old-fashioned square Aprons of barred dimity ‘Giacene TRICK & MURRAY | tion from the Broadway high sehool, | Nobel prize for eC] - : ; q P’ y. What would give more pl ;, and will be well entertained while Liters ture was b] 3 Maids’ Aprons of lawn, made with bib and trimmed with] ure than a pair of our sp Office and Factory here. given Maurice 4 i 72 Columbia St. : 2 | ATER Pitcl vie aterachived embroidery or square bretelles. in perma che attractiv Puguaranteed gold’ filled | Woodrow Wilson club was organ Belgian au Neher io : Estee ated ins 3 Little shop, little ized last night at the Comme | unable shape pictured, richly cut in whirl airge Fitted Aprons of white lawn, trimmed with rick- Club with 100 names on the ive from if rack ery i i. A.D, Folsom, and of K i] wind pattern on an extra-heavy blank. Vae-fourth P ro tay the prin | Seattle Se iHiness pre. i] Special $3.50. <i At 35c ed bim from | " 1 sf Bite tron | Round Tea Aprons of lawn or barred dimity, trim | with raffle finished with lace. At 50c thie year Lawn Tea Aprons trimmed with bow-knot of insertion ° ot » $39, 10 smote A Carving Set set in, and finished around édge with lace frill 1315 Third Avenue ¢ ‘Annual auction sale of con | IN THE. Clasmware Section. was bestowe . £ | upon Mme. Sel- |i] Suggests itself as a very practical Gift—the foundation, al- ma Lagertot,|ff “tly ‘ ‘rec! ay greatest of Swe. fi] Most, of a correctly appointed table, and the recipient may ecember 15, 1864, comay | M. Maeterlinck perk th ; : Footwear if eT De FOES) WON Oi den’s novelists, ||| put it into immediate service at the Christmas meal. Save 9 morning at Nashville, Tenn., and no ee One-Half “Seattle's Single Tai the topic |} itniaend ‘ ve toy Which figures in a debate eon fl nad Mak C | ae ne ‘the |toanse from Line beet gr | sun must have | Anne at the Queen Anne J a et tonight. Lincoln will uphold the a pied ‘ terinty a firmative: igipastngsic: } that day, for he - | A burned the fog| Church of the Immaculate Con. Ts oft by 9 in the |Ception is holding a fair and Christ | lawn Tea Aprons embroidered in floral design, with one] row of lace insertion set in and finished with edge to mated Parlor Maids’ Aprons of lawn, with bib and bretelles trim= med with embroidery edge. 4 Large Aprons of sheer white lawn, with deep he mstitched hem and hemstitched ruffle. morning, and all | mas ba r this week. The affair : that day the car-|ends Saturday Maids’ Lawn Aprons, made with Gibson straps trimmed nage was some nag i with embroide NO MORE—NO LESS \ thing frightful Fourth annual convention of the ) » Nightfall found) Washington Creamery Operators A Fit for the saldiers still association closed yexgerday, ‘after Every Foot fighting, and they lay down to two days’ session. Prize winners . paki Whore than wore. Tut 8 amnounted and. officer We show many styles in high quality Beef and Game Car hoes ant High Cuts fi. 2ierirs, ters sures {| vers snd Poultry Sheare-—prices range from $1.75 to Button Jockey Boots 14inch to 16-inch tops that you will net be '° him as place ‘ re a at pial MaliaipMMelteliolsSeliealst AAA RADA AAD PPD PPP PRP AA rp or Children shown anywhere else for less than $3, $4, fn ee o AT THE THEATRES = San Soper pina neg ns Domb oot moore sans damaral Overs * © Mail Orders Carefully Filled $ 1.75 Pair Rasement Salesroo Broadway and Tacoma meet in a! % Metropolitan-—Dark debate in the F way auditorium |# Seattle— 1 of the debite ARAN en “~ - [Xmas Certificates, good for any pair | Don't | of Shoes in the store, $2.50. m Eleven delegates from Seattle left for Elleusburg today to attend the tenth annual state convention of | Vaudeville and motion Second Av. at Pike, Over Swift's Drug bh the Y, M. ©. A., which opened to- plotures: peer eee eee ee a HILDREN’S Patent Button Jockey Boots in two stylé Frederick & Nelson with black mat kid or tan top and one-inch pat . leather collar and tassel. ‘They are made over a foot Incorporated last and have turned soles, Sizes 4 to 8, $1.75 Pp ; Basement eee eeedaee ea sate hea sn °