The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1905, Page 8

Complete Credit Housefurnishere—FREDERICK & NELGON (Ine.)—Complete Hotel and Club Furniah Interesting Reading for Tomorrow’s Shoppers Regular$409x12Wil. Parlor Lamps, Jar- diniers, Cut Glass, Etc., at Less Than Regu- lar Prices and Ends, Broken Lines, ete., of various rne in Haviland China, which we will few of the specially priced goods are $6.75 Metal Parlor Lamp $4.50 © throughout of ac » and * an shade, Bowl ts 1 ton Rugs $28.50 Each @ good assortmen 1. 25and$1. 35 Inlaid Linoleum 95c Per Square Yard | This tse - tal eutting only $4.50to$8LaceCur- tains $3.50 a Pair Until Thursday Night rsday night the opportunity tive savings is complete with a 10-tne frosted and t windmill scene 9 to handle. Special price wu nesday night me Prlees All of our $2.00 Lace Curtains at terns of these specially priced Curtains The assortment incl There are eighteen different pat being from our 1 of this season's the majority new Spring stock most popular effects in Re: Brussels and Corded Ar i : Three patterns Priced at $4.75, Six patterns of LACE CURTAINS, regularly $5.00 and $6.00 a pair. ARABIAN NOVELTY CURTAINS, regularly priced 7.50 and $8.00 a pair Two patterns of IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS at $5.00 and $6.00 a pair, Three patterns of BRUSSELS LACE CURTAINS $4.75, $5.50 and $7 Four pattern: fegularly priced at $6.00, $6.2 Choice of the above-mention of CORDED CURTAINS, 100-plece set » for twelve persons; regul Silk Floss Sofa Pillows ¢ aes as follows Sofa Pillow Cove 25c Each We show a large beautiful Art Covers, assortment of regular price to slip on pillows. regular price $1 seem ns a Week, or $5 Cash and $5 a Month, Cook Stove or Stee! Refrigerator in Our Stock “| Frederick & Nelson (inc.) Madison and Spring Sts. in Our Stock the Pavey Majestic Range Complete Creait Rousefuratahers | her husband died on thelr farm ne COSTON HAS PASSED THE CENTURY MARK © cee (Special to The Star.) HEIGHTS, aWsh., Ruth Coston, “RANMA whe ity harnesse gently jocular an live for some tim has outlived all April 17.—"Gri one of the oldest persons living in elebrated her 100th | n the naval battle the Northewst grandchildren birthday here Frid coness’ home. gray-haired have children. people's home elve years ago Although confined to her bed for nearly two years, almost ' , very deaf and faded away to was as fresh the death of William field have been porn lived thetr | and died during the THE SEATTL re finished in old Bn y orname p fitted A mate th en an and No. ong Lamp stands 24 in. high ove fi Wed $4.50 Other Decora rd Parlor Longs Are Specially Like This with richly 75 Decorated Parlor Lamps, chotce $1.75 5.00 Decorated Parlor Lamps, choice $3.50 50 Decorated Parlor Lamps, chotce $4.25 Decorated Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets Underpriced ncluded in this spec with pink and white rvice for six persons; regu fal sale are in the King Charlies werk ar price $8.25; mpectal $5.50 ns; regular price $10.00; special r price special “an special Seattle Agency For the Gurney ion sorrowing for the second pre# t to fall | the hand of the ane n. Since woman steam has t motion and ¢ and the sewing 4 the in | chine, the telephone 14, | fash has attained is shown by life Washington | ance statistics, which figures on a} is| basis of 100,000 young people, out of which number only three ve to | Where in th An ave above 06 ta) wateh the age of 96 of | 000 people by th Self-Confidence Acquired From Being Correctly Dressed Worth Obtaining. Kingsbury $3 Hats Are Correct W.B. Hutchinson Co. Cor. Colby and Hewitt EVERETT ynd and Union SEATTLE The Price Cutter Has An Elephant on His Hands We offer the following inducement for you to help us ur -4 OFF Of our regular price on every article in our store until Kuster, We carry a complete line of Ladies,’ Misses’ and ren's Hosiery, Corsets, Gloves lings, Neckwear, Laces, Trimmings, Ha Laather Yoods, Belts, Notions, nbrelias sarters for the Intest Mast ern Novelties at astern Prices ICHARDSON & KELLY 1GONT GOOD JOT PRE PEC ASHEnS ag 1112 Second Avenue, Opposite the Lumber Exchange Bldg. in for the purpe erane at the Puget were eee ee ee nly finished in old ted with hN Royal center-draft lly etched with the all, and ee Fee eee ee eee ee decorated lobes to ’ y oe > Beveridge, the 28-year jBevhew of United Btates Benat Beveridge, of Indiana, is tyir latte. Hoth 36.50 50; ape $9.50 Decorated Toilet Sets © is reduced in price until Wednesday night. A few $5.95 87.95 $8.95 asked the xregation inter ! r| “Grandma's” life, and it was on her p of his | 60th birthday that Wilkes Boc own | bullet pation cried again dred baggage, parc express drivers str ing for ecognition of their union No violence. oned washing machine have Admiral Nelson a few months | been Invented sin Cran of Tra-| started keeping house. Jefferson was just The remarkable age “Grandma aur theoretically unknown among 100,- nce experts nd finding What navy yard wanted to improve them, that th an better explain the conditions Washington next winter, A big d r will be giv the board |trade in thelr aft whi they will attend a big meeting of t 4G) & business semsion at Bug hall, | | BIDS FOR NAVY YAROCRANE WAKHIN %, April 17. ectric tra « an opened apeting. All are east 1 $4,070 to 848 * rding the sixe of crane apecified. It said a ib-ton crane will be pu | chaned. NTARIO, Ore April 17 rh un Ought to Ket mor for having bis eyes filled with mous opinion of a Burne § but whether h ht to get ’ ) te m@ quention t 1 the Jury to retu ' tice of areement th mult for damages t tb A k against C, F. M y was a 1 nty clerk, and be pposed hin y t toba j accurate, “Sweek tn tt 1 McKinney isa v th SRR SENATOR BEVERIDGE’S NEPHEW IN TROUBLE 2ON, TL, Apr tal hore, ot twiee tb tried to en om whom bh atten when Wm nite acr patauited bh 1 washed Da ST. LOUIB, April 17.—Captain Jarnen A. Rider the Bt, James Memorial church, shot |imecif yesterday in the receptio jroom of the et avditor by the }iittle ex try th aged janitor The shot was he t. One of the v ligated e to the mini 4 re etly. Captain # won in the British marine se renres LEAVES TACOMA TACOMA, April 17.—Adat Washington, has be nt of the Consolid er company, in Low Angeles, and i take wp his residence in that ity in the we of a few weeks mpany in which he ted there ts a re The new « ” Ange It te said the tion of ff viee pre nt the at. P Mr. Foster has held for years, 1 ARGUING ON BONDS TOPPKA, K April 17.—Are ments an to the validity of the $ e court } # expected oc 8T. LOUIS, Apr “f W. Randolph, of 215 Stneca atre |complained Sunday evening to the | police of having been re afternoon of two gold a chain and $9 in money The police were unable to locate i= scene of the robbery MANILA, April 17. arges preferred a naval court martial sitti in the Malacca straits. TUNIS, April 17.—By the sinking a boat off the coast here 17 pil- ims who were returning from today ocean were drowned he Sash and Door Bargains PRICE LISTS FREE. My five cross panel Doors are known everywhere; price $1.80 per door, Send for price Hats to my sales rooms, 1508 Third avenue, Seat- tle, Wash. 0. B. WILLIAMS pegting the | und navy yard turday, ten firme The prices asked range Freee eee ee ee eee ee eee ee pled to arrest hin the face and tn the ¢ in the hoapltal and Warrants of arrest are out for SUICIDE IN CHURCH ch adjoining th eregation, but there wa eave the | ider's ttt wantzation of the Bouthwestern Lumber , pany, of I ry and morn bed some | Comander John | Briggs has been acquitted of the net him by & here riggs was in command of the ulser Baltimore when she ground 8TAR—MONDAY, APRIL 1905. A ss i WILL WELCOME 1 THE BON MARCHE | NORDHOFF & CO. THE BON MARCHE. - CONGRESSMEN ee Aancia harem Asn WOO , at =H aims ag | The Portland FairContest Is Extremely, || | given to Benator Piles and n" Shon Humphre Tuesday, The interesting New “oh a fy b And it promines @ grow ¢ 1 the week i o! eae haps f te in Rom f ! ; hould be wy » ask their friends to do the sane thing ¢ hile he SCHOOL TEACHERS. SCHOOL GIRLS. N WOMEN, Mine Mahor 043 | Linnie Love ‘ ! fe Mi Mary k 1,849 Mabel 1 . ard Minn @tartuy . 8,810 R th oove Sin Miss Duffy ° vee 804 { ’ ‘he Miss Davis Moeds 8 me pings ‘ eee ey TObOE Mi —_ SCHOOL BOYS, Stabel @mith " “eae IDG N “ws John Kehoe treeee Bt Ma Bartel 4 . a er Kath ( é * 17,285 | Margaret 10 6) Cc. D3 ” 17 ONION Me N > *. 6173 | J. Donne ‘4 ¥. bi * ran W. J. Akers 43,661 LODGE WOMEN, * 6 | Rush G, b ‘ f M be: 4 > 4.440 | Aibert Lag : Kugene Miller 2,730 | Fa, Ruet . * STREET CAR MEN. Floyd Chapmas : M B. Rogers 1480) J. RB 694 H THEY'RE I CREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS FOR ALL SEATTLE Profit By Our Great Annual Easter Sale of Table Linens 4 Heavy Irish | Hemstitched Ta A 1, Strong, All Pure Linen) An Extra Fine Y ached Damaak 58 inche vie tin Damask—72 inches damask, thy nice tterns, regular the most elaborate de 4 lip and ily @ 600 ya Kaster sale signs ever produced and quality the valley designs, 1 dosey is superb, regular value $1.85 t b, regular vaigg Heavy Satin “aster sale prigs.., beautiful t hed 72-inch Extra Heavy Double Sa 85.98 , Wears splendidly, reg Damask—Ten choice new P 89e | old style grassblenched and round, ise #4) I Napkins to match; special wears for years; regul 5 heavy bleached ds holce designs, regu Easter sale $2.49 © dozen $4.19 $1 Lunch Cloth—With hemstitched border and drawnwork center yard | Large Napkins to match, do doméch noon mish rey ° $2.50 An Extra Heavy Silver Bleachel damask, regula ue ) price GPE | Hemuatitched Table Sets — Cloth Damask — with spoke-stitel, Pattern Cloth—In size 8x10, good | size 8-4, with fancy drawnwork | hemmed border, 70 inches apkins to | 4 damask, pretty border, one doren t very pretty designs, all around, regu match, good assortment of p' v “* ee ens iran Easter sale price ty designs, regular value $6.26 alu 25 ; Baster $1.98 set; Easter sale price.. $5.19 PEED .ccsccsess & Re strong bleach woven lar val THEY'RE IN--SC REEN DOORS AND WINDOWS FO R ALL SEATTLE. We'll Clothe the Boys for Easter geter will grow to be a man almost before any of us realize it. Then bis patronage may il be more valuable than even. Probably a wife and children will help increase its a »lume, forge links that bold our customers while they are very young, Fast . why Fg mains a popular household word. Children follow the trade babiis of par ats It ten two generations of the same family beneath this roof at the same nd we do s them. These for the boys are fair specimens of our values oa 2% to 7 years, made | Two-piece Double Breasted Norfolk Suits, 7 te sfrom wool through Pee BAe tweed, | atest years, with Knickerbocker pants, in toppy spring mixtures in grayish-brownlsh mixtures, fects fn gray tweeds; two piece suits, § Jeeves, silk tle, Bloomer Pants; $4.50 value Norfolk and Blouse Suits, ages 3 rt and worsteds and | tailored and The you “Buster Brown” Suits, Two-piece Suits, § to 16 years, made wality fabrics in dark and light g . few blue serges; Eton 60 Young Men's Gults, 13 to single and double breasted effects; the fabrics are wool navy serges and wors in new gray and tan colorings; Eton Blouse in spring colorings bots Suits, 3 to 9 years, in red, and brown serges styles; each ¢ult Is ca and novelty homespuns in fine tan mixtures, fit—it's just like tom tailoring; prettily trimmed with silk tle and fancy button: never sold for less than Ve ); LOMOFTOW....05 HI $4.50 values tomorrow $3.49 value, $5.5 wear trousers on earth, made with patest ab i] nt of spring colors and patt prices $2.50 to The “Nufang!” men’s trousers, the beet fitting ready justable waist band; we have them in a fine assort Let’s Stop Talking and Clean Up the City for 69c le tomorrow morn me but fzation thar 1 Serub Brush. 1 Package Gold Dust. 1 Bottle Ammonia 1 Papier Mache Water Pail 1 Mop Handle. 1 Mop Cloth. Settee ESS SEES TRIP TRAST SS PSS BS Ve Se eteeeeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeetes SE “we RESS Ct HE Sam-Ete THEY'RE IN—SC REEN DOORS AND WINDOWS F OR LL SEATTLE. < ry ee Homely Little Necesseties, But They're : ee Every One i Smoothest running houset olde are e best s . materials with which » do thelr work 7 Me WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM | & 1 size, worth $5.08 FREEZERS. ma de We guarante the $3.00; tome: » Mountal In” to be the best ply Extra operat 1 size, worth « and quickest fully war machine made $6 tor worth $2.50; tomor Seeger 3 Extra Qui Rubber Lined Cot celebrated worth $3.00 te Hose, guaranteed for 3 es Wringera, “) yoars foot rth $8.00; to. ve me, uart els werth a7 tomor Vv SD $5.09 r a Me vod a : ot rew .75 | 7-ply Red Rubber Hose, absolut s ‘ trad 4-quart alze, worth $4.50 the best made, guaranteed Yea ; - 12.00; tomorrow special $8.50 ff We heve bs. which ts the its kind, fro: LAWN MOWERS, $1.49 up, ur Mowers are of one qual = GARDEN HOSE. fa sa 5 A do This is the proper time and this the proper place to buy Gard ? Lawn Mowers, with > 1g8. Hose, Every hose we advertise inch high wheels, fast is guaranteed for from one to five cutting, good steel blade $4.00; tomorrow every reapect wringer pe enclo ber rollers, of » $6.80; cates Transfer + et eee ERE od