The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1913, Page 8

c ||‘ URGE COUNCIL TO TT STARTS TOMORROW JAIL SPEEDERS| THE SEATTLE STAR er ae a ee FREDERICK & NELSON | A 1 will be p nd offense, the Me yo il The B on M ar ch e's Annu al x ‘t'tr'n weston" ll This Store Fills ee: Home oe Need @ |. SC TQVVERYTHING ki i Se canna, K thr ; I oa ; Lar 1 and ( ther H furn ] the . outlay u ha i} | e re Fumed Oak Living-Room Furniture Spring Purchases Now Being Sampled library and | or to A large selection « \ B Ch R designs will be permanently in ¢ built f ner ' prices Children’s Cribs. Mattresses i t style t Haw Mat ° and Box Springs Made to Order - j . | }: ate war ( WITH 5,000 PAIRS OF STYLISH $3.00, $3.50]: New Woolen Suitings fog essai in Spring i _— AND EVEN $4.00 SHOES INVOLVED —— ve a | PEE ie ALL SMART NEW STYLES FOR WOMEN ne 1 eaves, = dal ——— MISSES, MEN ane ee H cffects, all hes wide, $1.7 WE THINK LL. BE THE BEST AND BIGGEST OF ALL OUR AN- | A good wearing Spring Suiting Crepe de Chine in , cream, a aM OPOAn 8 HOE . SPECIAL RIP FAST INORDER TOG oR Thee ¢ - Or aegibntealye ’ ; 7 mvs ght blue, i ‘ ANDARD $3.00 SHOES TO SELL | $1.10 yard; also fer . New Mixed Suitings ir wide, $1.50 id - : \ : - inche e, $2. 40 yard, | a | | WOMEN’S $3.50 TO $4 GUNMETAL VICI WOMEN’S $3 to $4 PATENT, GUNMETAL Apri e —riret roe | | KID AND PATENT LEATHER SHOES AT and BLACK SUEDE OXFORDS, SPECIAL x | “$2. 00 Pair- $9 00 a Pair WOUL D BEHE AD BRE WE er ba —_—— — — —se "HI at IELPHIA i] po d — 4000 d Fall — aes 1" Set, Special $9.25 : A tare 8. 50 PUMPS, A PAIR) MEN'S $3.00 AND $3. 30 SHOES, PAIR _ $2.00 “ $2.00 WOMEN’S $3. 0 SLIPPERS, A PAIR BOYS’ $2.50 SHOES, A PAIR AT $2.00 | ~~ $2.00]! MEN’S $4. 00 OXFORDS, A PAIR. GIRLS’ 82. 50 BUTTON SHOES, PAIR $2.00 - $2.00 | Tomorrow the Store Will Be Given Over to the “Monte End Clean-Up of Odd Lines and Short Lots at Very Short Prices | 12 1-2¢ Bleached Musiin Priced REMNANTS OF WOOL DRESS GOODS —$3e yd— 54 INCHES WIDE, AT WOMEN’S | 5c to 50¢ SPRING NECKWEAR " MILL ENDS OF 75c PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS SILKS AT = —=29e yi— | —Main wor. | Remnants of 25¢ and 40¢ Ribbon "$00 PAIRS OF CHOICE NEW NOTT- INGHAM LACE CURTAINS AT re ae | Remnants of 15¢ and 20c Ribbon | i ~ | is oe ely 3 2 a | : m ¥ pm A) ny Ny | 8¢ Ginghams and Percales at | thread ¢ BY BERTON :. 3€ e. 1000 MATTING SAMPLES AT 10¢ EA A SLANT AY WALT ctu i. A splendid optical = o— fr | one — ir vag J . ig) | D) | ; BON! MA nV AAC > ~H | ii | Window Shades FE. oO oo. ™™ The above is one of ous special offered in open-stock Dinnerware is numer values I 50-Inch Drapery Silks and Sunfast Fabrics | goal Be Yard J SUNFAST DRAPER UL rs on ea la enter styles I sAUZE SILKS in |-brown, gold ) PERY SILKS in « green and , ne Made to Order :: ent a cage vents and s sag esti First Ploor, Anne eee Salesroom Women’s and Misses’ 1-Piece Dresses, $7.73 24 ATTR RACTIVE new models i Serge and Bedford Cord Dresses, tastefully trimmed with Bulgariafl silk, black satin and self or silk} covered buttons. Black and Navy-blue Serge ; Black and white Shepherd’ Bedford Cord h and domesti} Black- 0 in Frene grades check Serge; and-white ] es 14, 16a measurement] at $7.75. d 18 years; 36 and 38 bust ecial values \ see “— ves ese . qm isses>2irior 2 sees eg