The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1907, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1907. SEW ER UP PLEATINGS ON he color of thie Hnen dross inal = MR. SHELL GOES BAST, | rose tint fhe hand embroidery! . ; y ’ , Jappears on the double box plaits of} A. A. Shell, with the D, #. John | Gtore Opens 8:30 a. m.; Closes | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Women's Suits, ONIGH SUMMER F KS the shirt and on the belt he, on oe wilt } this 5 6:30 p.m. “Under One Roof—Everything ¢ Furnish the Home Complete” Ete, cuffy and front fold o walet Y potnts The revolution to tnstall tho with |in the oa »p irnishings® for the building which the North Tronk sewer improvement carrying with iC anothe ) stiff hat for linen drees ware » | firm will noon occupy. Wile tn the model is round, made of cream east Mr, Shell will tnterQat many’) ored erin, the Velvet appoaring on {firme tn exhibiting at th® Alaskw Meat of two to three millio for sub sewers will co the city counci! tonight rant the brim and beneath it Yukon-Pacifie exposition herd @ ¢ ompanyy have | THREE ARRESTS FOR \"» >is stot iSittna oe SUNDAY DANCE === 14 Casks of Cut Glass et seeking to avoid went DUG TO BUILD HIS BLEACHERS BIGGER, The capacity of Dug Now Being Closed Out at ........++++. Dae Sale Ends Wednesday Night } Sanday dancing fell under the] Seattle's chief of yes } ay, the arrest of J. B. Riley Gua arg and Charles O'Hara for conducting a 4 t Lewcht park pavilion, will se to teat the state whieh probibits that amun¢ Union Baker AND RESTAURANT 217 PIKE ST 217° Tel. Both Phones, Main 880, ¢ Athletic park was t day, wh Y nent in public halls on the sabbath. | game filled hers ir | | | stand was not and la LARGE ANGEL I CAKES Dug will commence to the bleacher nnn ne manager Ww re o big crowd at enough, b build addi "ADVANCE SHOWING OF REFRIGERATORS}= Two carloads of Refrigerators—one car of the famous Gurney, and one car of eCray Porcelain sty taining the advance shipments for 1907 in these lines, have just been sampled. These Refrigerators are sold ig tle by Frederick & Nelson only, Four sizes of the Gurney are desc ribed and priced below: | CLUB TO MEET The Seattle Rowing and Canoe club will meet at the Ral { vening, at 8 » and enrol coming ub will cor ite plans for Fr aciice Kame PTE i HAS LETTER FROM EOQWAARD Vii.) ore, With weather th to work ow and other events. The officers ur Mount Vernon boas’ F. Robertson, ox photograp we : sen wi » big turn out tonigh ‘ ; : pte Bie ‘ a letter hon “KI | mes bers have been ward at No, 00 lade of hare in g Outsid me inches wi 17 Kdwant In addition the « attending winter meetings inches deey by 40 . high | ) ‘ pe f penned by the royal hand, Mob Ibs.; provision chamber mea 16 1 r me 145-8 fon bas letiore from senator wen eee 84x84 inches; has two ad g shelves at ned. Price, .$16.00 governors ef many states e W. 8. Seavey, local maanger of SILK N Mad ' } i letters have been sent to Rober ]the Thiel Detective Service 7 Yo. O=Made of hardw yden finish. Outside dime ns 26 inche 1 19 eon because Of the literar | pany, ts trying to secure the con: | S$ IR inches deep by 43 it weighs 135 t 4 61 merit of a poem in remembranc vention of the Interaational Chiefs T AIST ibs.; provision ¢ wes 1B54x14%4x hamber mea , of Police for Seattle in 1909, Mr Thiel, who exchief of police of Omaha, and the founder of the or President McKinley which was written ty the Mount Vernon man shortly affer the lute president x1044x944 inches “ ijustable sliding | and is zine lined. Price..918.50 ih Same—Enamel lined , $21.50 5 ot SUITS "i inches wide by death. ganization, has asked Mayor Moore | No. 1—Made 1 1 ! | a m d Maye ore | 0. «Made of hardwood, in golden finish Outside dimension — and Chief Wappenstetn to cooper ‘ ‘ a hig , «2 It : { ta sidbiudine RaConD and Colef Wapor ’ iN ALL THE inches deep by 44% inches high; weighs 152 Ibs., and has estimated ice capa f 63 Ibs.; provision chamber measures 1234x14)4x18 inches is 19'4x10¢4x0% BY Seattle's building record for the r DENOUNCES WAR FESTIVAL | N Ww STYLES inches; has two adjustable Jing shelves.and is zine lined. Price .... .. $21.75 ¢. month of March leads all other AT JAMESTOWN, | Sar Er ) lined S25 cities on the Puctfie coast tn the | : | ame ame! lined . $25.00 ip volume of construction and in the Dr. Alfred W. Martin. the |) These popular garmenta will No. 2—-Made of hardwood, in golden finish Outside dimensions vide by ms > g 22 per cent of gain as compared with Chureh of Universal | be the fashion feature of spring inches deep by 46 inches high; weighs 179 Ib and has estir t # 100 the month one year ago. March. Sunday morn o1 ° and summer, A littl bit down x16 19 x13x Ibs.; provision chamber measure 134 1t inches; has two adjustable sliding shelves and i 1 Tice .... $25.00 Same—Enamel lined sees. $29.00 ff Other Refrigerators at Lower and Also at Higher Prices. 1906, was 107 per cent. Seattle's are the fascinating few record exteeds such citios as Pitts 2 € he cotming summer frocks burg. Kanens City, Los Angeles and) The tub frocks are thus decorated others having larger populations without a ent thought to how iy i jeol fte be "4 GXILED RUSSIAN EeCAPEs. | ther wil look after being Inue A emart shirt walet suit hae this he cuffs as weil on A derailed Northern Pacific Mt Proight car struck one of Frye Sffalo| Brahn's wagons and jammed it ines for four| through the front of Bandy Baye-| at 112) ateh’s restaurant, 1206 Raliroad ay | Way. | last night, causing several hundred ***) dollars damage. and and maval part of the estown exposition | rversion of the purposes of wition, which in to com} the achievements of | 81.00 A WEEK Tuye the New Suit, Skirt, Jacket or Mat, Carload ’07 Go-Carts ss)" .\cmer® ST. PETERSBURG, April 15.—1! fa announced that M. Krustolett,| Plesting on t president of the executive work-| oi men's counct!, who on Jennary 1! H 1906, wis sentenced to exile in Si-| Gasoline Marine Deria and the joes of all civil rights.) years Call and se for seditious speeches, has escaped | Universit and A abroad. ' Gee. H. Woodhouse Co. Pacific Outfitting Co. 422 Pike St. Wamens Costumes, Suits, Fors, Waists, <- [REDERTOR & NELSON Guavere Motel end Club Furnishers, SZOOND AVENUE, nlousay STAeeT AND SPRING STREER NOTICE To the Public We are otill selling Uhove fine California Wines and the good old Whiskeys at the following low prices e > 2 . } Retr. gerator, Sinmnmsuniel DR.C. F. LATHROP} Osteopathic Physician | Hunter's Baltimore Rye, tall at Siam Guekenheimer Rye, full qt sian Our Big 4, full qt Stan Fine Old Hottand Gin, full at 81.000 Gherry, Tokay, F Angelica, Muscatel, Reteling Wines, & gallon for Se 10@ refund for bottle Still Hurrying Out China Half Price TO MAKE ROOM FOR COTTON KEYSTONE LIQUOR co. CONSULTATION FREE; LADY ATTENDANT. bottle fe the 1123 Firet ave. corner Seness: 207 Elite! Building, Second and Pike, Opposite Bon Marche. u can oh Se We've had a hard i c & Bain 1100; tna. 1386 Office Hours, © a, m. to & p.m, PACIFIC & PUGET . @ to domestics. Embarrass sh d thing ave FREE DELIVERY, NO BAR. on every purchase A un? a Open Evenings, Tuecdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, 6 to nm. It's not a lot of odds and end make up the force of this sale, The em, Phone Sunset Main 6256, Geattie, Wash, 1: h : , aturday nights - F of the world's potteries are involved. Every householder ought to be interest pron thie - Phone 987. 4 bargains 3 a {he GON BOW OrsHeEs 10¢ PICKLE DISHES 12'c¢ GREAKFAST PLATES CAN BE BOUGHT AT. CAN BE BOUGHT AT, | CAN BE BOUGHT AT ii nn —“Ji ae ee 8c Be 7c Austrian China Faney Shape Austrian China Pickle Trays in ie Wa Sten, eee Bon Bon Dishes, pretty green | fancy shapes; green and pink Austrian China Breakfast Plates | and pink decorations, jecurations. in pink and green deco } / BSe VEGETABLE DISHES 18c 2he FANCY PLATES 2 ‘ | CAN BE BOUGHT AT CAN BE BOUGHT AT... 1 c | Sines Ovel Veget Dishes, fancy | German China Plates in fancy violet dec Ki pink and green dec . | orations and gold edges You Cannot Duplicate These Lots Anywhere in or Near Se | , |B AS LOW AS $660—MEDIUM, $1,000 TO $1,500—WATERFRONT, $2,750 UP—AND ALL 75 TO 100 PER CENT LESS 7H | ASKED ELSEWHERE. ; Ainslie Motto Ware Touches Bottom Price $2.00 PITCHERS $2.2 TEAPOTS $1.50 PITCHERS REDUCED TO 69 REDUCED TO ... 79¢ REDUCED TO .,.. 49¢ $2.00 TEAPOTS 69c $2.75 TEAPOTS 89c $1.00 PITCHERS 25¢ REDUCED TO . REDUCED TO . REDUCED TO $35.00 Royal Wilton Rugs Tomorrow, $27.50 Here's another ence of what y April s ; Fe ee os 2 eet eatsordin rence even for The Bon Marche a I Two siz the 1 rns ar all Or a t reproductior ff t East Ma eens snd ; r an exclue his is 8 COUMI proe e the prices favor bd five residence ad public and sales. 8.3 x 10.6 9x12 } that is without an equal 1 € whole i ew e 3 .»O : 1 ninety days rt t ery lot in the a. USUALLY $335.00. USUALLY $40.00. n will be valued # : wie 1a = . 7 » per. cent hi $3.75 SMYRNA RUGS, $2.75. $6.00 LACE CURTAINS, $4.50. i , the the price Imperial na R 6xé t xtra bh Vi nd A ' ri na, ¢ trimmed bf : Sekt shea: at hn now of nothing { $3.50 LACE CURTAINS, $2.85. | diced the | Geman j $2.00 LACE CURTAINS, $1.50. f a ig + fect e h attern t t id Arabian. Men’s $1, $1.25 White Laundered Shirts 59c t € 1 al impor AS A SUGGESTION FOR YOUR HOME PRICE OF LOTS The Only “Now” TAKE ANY CAR and wfeClelaa c 1 Ave } wor f Addition on the ae By Daniel Jones ee aaa cad ¢ SEE THE SECOND AVE 8 . andF.L. Fehren cr Qo by NUE WINDOW DISPLAY ( » - Sm, | Agents 4 "4 . OF THESE $1.00 AND $1.25 . C OU Ol } Te ; Ind. i OU { 7 @ af = — 7 at n 605 a .§ 4 ; WHIT 1IRTS AT . AN ADDITION ITH’ CHARACTE Main 2984 AN ADDITION Win?