The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 17, 1917, Page 7

~ Children. Ample GLOVE BONDS AND GIFT CERTIFICATES FROM FREDERICK & NELSON § husbands buy them for their wives —children for their f parerits—business men for their employees — everyone can present them with perfect assurance of their acceptability. Several extra stations have been installed for the sale of these popular gifts. They will be issued for any amount desired—are redeemable at any time. They leave actual choice of the Gift to the recipient—and never fail to please. —==== The Gift That Adds to Her Linen Store —in which she takes much ride—is one that the house- keeper invariably appreciates. Mi Bath Sets made up of large ¢ Bath Towel, Guest-size Turk- ish Towel and Face Cloth, boxed for presentation, $1.25, $1.45 and $2.00 set. Four-piece Bath Sets, in fancy bordered effects of pink or blue, consisting of heavy Bath Mat, large Bath Towel, Guest size Towel and Face Cloth, at Fancy Bath Towels in novel plaid effects of pink or bhi, heavy and durable, in 20x41- inch size, exceptional value at 35c each. Linen Towels of fine Irish huck in various attractive weaves, well hemstitched, 75c, 85c, 90c, $1.00 and $1.25 each. __ Fist Floor. CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS: The old-fashioned and ever-wel- come Gift for Women, Men and assortments, including the original Daniel Green Comfy make. —First Floor and Basement Salerroom. Particularly to able and attractive —to make things more convenient for the home- keeper. Such Gifts dis- played here in- clude articles : strictly utilitarian (as for instance, Kitchen Cabinets), g but none the less acceptable, and many others which are as beau- tiful as they are practical. | | | | se det: te Men an | | Gifts Will Be Exchanged at | | | Any Time Between Christmas and New Year's: the Three- | Day Return Rule is Waived [to This Extent, BASEMENT SALESROOM Bathrobes at $2.75 Seasonable Gifts HERE are ten very at- tractive color combinations in these Bath- robes of soft, warm Beacon eloth, with their t ri m- ming of plain - color piping, and tasseleds cords at Pe neck and @* waistline. Price $2.75. Camisoles of pink satin with sbadow lace trimming, $1.26. Camisoles of pink Crepe de Chine with shadow lace, $1.00. Pink Silk Envelope Chemises with ftiet lace trimming, $2.00, Pink Silk Envelope Chemises with em broldered French knots and Valen- clennes lace trimming, 82.00. Women's One-piece Pajamas of pink batiste, finished with blue hematiteh- ing and ribbon bow, 81.50. Basement Belesroom, Be Commended: The Gift of Good Furniture iaaded things reflect the thoughtfulness of the giver more clearly than the Gift of a piece of useful Furniture—something to make the home more comfort- Popular Furniture Gifts Briefly Suggested: A Reed High Chatr for Baby, $460. Child's Oak Rocker, $1.78. A Martha Washington Work Table (solid mahogany), $16.50. A Dinner Wagon, $13.50. A Sold Mahogany Gate-leg Table, $19.50. A Reed Work Basket, $6.00. An Upholstered Footstool, $5.00. A Mahogany Smoker's Stand, $2.26, An Oak Tabouret at $4.00 A Mahogany Music Cabinet, $22.50. uffin Stand, $12.50, inet Desk, $60.00. Davenport finish, paneling, $12 A Mahogany Console Mirro: An Oak Window Fernery, A nest of Mahogany Tables, $20.00, A Decorated Hand Mirror at $3.75. (Third and Fourth Floora) STAR—MONDAY, DEC. 17, 1917. How the good folks have thronged into Seat- tle’s newest TOY SEC- TION during the past week or so! One just KNOWS that the best kinds of surprises are be- ing successtully plotted on behalf of the kiddies! In spite of the crowds and the buying, buying, buying — there are still Toys galore for last-be- fore-Christmas week. Dolls, Mechanical Toys, Electrical Toys, Doll Carriages, Wheel Vehicles, Doll Houses and Furniture, Toy Sol- diers, Table Games and ever so many more, Wee Youngsters Cannot Break the CUDDLE DOLLIES —for they are of cloth, with hair and features hand-em- broidered. There is a large family of them in the In- fants’ Wear Section, all ap- propriately dressed and anx- ious to be adopted. Among them: Romple, ked romper dressed in a pink or blue with hat to match, Becky, in pink or blue Russtan @ress with bonnet to match, $1.25, or blue checked un hat, $1.50 Norah, with pink apron, bloomers and Dumps, ready for bed, in his white sleeping garment, $1.50. dean, with white Russian dress and hat, $1.75 dack, dressed in white two-piece suit and hat, $1.75 Red Riding Hood, with red dress ana cape, $2.26 Little Sister in dat! y white lawn dress and lawn cap, 0, Other Playthings for Wee Folk: Tiny Peter Rabbit, dressed tn pink or blue romper sult, 60, Large Gray Monkey, dressed in red sult and cap with bell, $1.26, Large Clown Doll, $1.00 Pastry Sets — White gatatea apron with pockets, and bread boara, rolling pin, bowl and mixer, 7be. Plush Parrot in red or yellow, on a «mall truck to pull over the floor, $1.26. Small Roy's Carpenter Apron, made of ticking, with hammer, rule, nippers and saw fitted in pockets, Jack and Jill String Dollies, trimmed with bells, in the form of Peter Rab. and Billy Pos Bean Bag bit, Grandfather Frog sum Quaint Colored Ducks for bath tub floaters, 36¢. White Rubber Horses, 0c ~Becond Floor. | | PAGE 7 Gift Haberdashery of the Usable, Practical Sort HE sensible things in Furnishings that mean so much to a man’s daily oda and comfort may be chosen here with confi power to please. Cravats 50c to $2.00 Shirts $1.50 to $5.00 House Coats $5.00 to $10.00 Lounging Robes $5.00 to $10.00 Handkerchiefs—25c to $1.00 The Art Needlework Section Suggests: ence in their correctness and Half-Hose B35¢ to $2.60 pair Pajamas $1.50 to $5.00 Gloves $2.50 to $3.50 Belts $1.00 to $2.50 —Fwat Floor. BASEMENT SALESROOM Stamped Gifts That May Be Quickly pat —— Embroidered OLL-UPS for knives, forks and teaspoons, stamped for cross stitch and outline work on linen and cotton crash and to be fin- ished with simple outing flannel compa ments for one dozen pieces of silver. Priced at 50c $1.25. Dady's Math Bet of Turkish townl- of large Lap Towel, ing, consisting crochet edge. They have removable Shipment of Men’s House Slippers Just Added to the rt- to Hath Towel and Face Cloth, stamped for dmple crom-atitch design, $1 Turkish Rath Towels of generous %. | Holiday Displays EN’S Tan Leather size, stamped for seed stitch embroid ery on ends, 65¢ each. Raby Riba of cotton crash, etamped with nursery desiens for outline and trimmed with crons-stiteh work, ax colored binding, 25¢ each Oclery Bags of fi @rawstring top, lettered word “Celery” which 1 broidered in cross stitch, with “Hot Rolls make the the suggestion conveyed sign on a Hot Roll Cover tter fly” by the m muslin with be em which ts House Slippers in Ev- erett and Opera styles, with hand-turned soles, in sizes 6 to 11, $3.00 pair. Men’s Tan Leather House Slippers in Opera, Everett and styles, with "is hand-turned soles, sizes 6 a to 11, $2.75 pair. the Romeo to be worked in cross stitch Price 600. Card Table Covers, finished with tapes to tle at corne are stamped for lazy daisy French knot Unen-finished muali ‘ond Floor. Basement Salesroom Nut Bowls 85c NUSUALLY attract- ive value in the Bowl pictured, in ma- hogany or mission fin- ish, with anvil and ham- mer, reinforced with brass ends. Boxed, ready for giving, S5¢. Basement Salesroom, hemmed and and on firm Men’s Tan Romeo Slip- pers with heavy, yet flex- ible, stitched-down soles, sizes 6 to 11, $2.75 pair. ora, Men’s Tan Leather Ev- erett Slippers, with soft, hand-turned soles, sizes 6 to 11, $2.50 pair. se Women’s Christmas Slip- pers, $1.00, $1.25, $1.85 and $1.50 pair. and Children’s $1.00 and $1.25 —Basement Saicsroom, A New Carving Set For the Head of the House e Steak Sets, 5 to $4.00. Misses’ Slippers, pair. Sets, ece Game $3.50 to $7.50. 'hree - piece Be ef Sets, , $5.00 to $14.00, Housewares Section, Basement. Christmas Greeting Cards —Artiatic dengne— broad assort- ments many different prtcea, ranging from be upward Git Calendars from Volland and other noted sources, attractwely priced. ft Dressings, Twines, Tiseues and Beals of many descriptions, Hed Oross Ohetstmas Beals. —Sird Vlee, Suggested for Men’s Gifts Ivory Py-rafin Combs Shaving Brushes Bafety Razors Dreastng Combe Tollet Waters Shaving Preparations Shaving Mirrors Manicure Sets Talcum Powders Bath Brushes Section: Fitted Traveling Cases Collar Bags Fit-all Cases Bill Books Card Cases Letter Cases Cigar and Cigarette Cases Medicine Cases Photo Cases Purses and Coin Holders Drinking Cups Tie Racks Brief Cases Handkerchief Cases In the Stationery Section: Fountain Pens Desk Sets Pen Trays Stands Blotters Telephone Address B Writing Writing Papers Game Sets Book Ends Desk Calendars Gloves and Handkerchiefs Probably the most universal toay of saying “Merry Ghristmas” of the most prac- peight, small in bulk asily mailed, hence ideal for gifts to send away. Ample assortments here.