The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1907, Page 12

lonounces me ant mio t f COM pli¢ ms to aid he thi wants @ to the the exhu ee tar Spe iN, April nflrmati¢ aperior ¥ carol! « ard, gene it shel Dade abd n commé early ta aimed at? . He hag my ite fell ms pred a fr kily stud , Breatly er. onng sch h “spotle ne dispos control ie take the deal oc 2 Adelaide the supé + for $2.4 | took on, et. and | mtnnnt é THREE BURNED TO — = DEATH IN A CABIN 22.2202 Thomas McDonald, an old resl- dent of King county, and Thomas | Powell and wife were burned to death at Cumberland Saturday night in the Powell cabin. The charred remains of the three un fortunate persons were found yee terday morning Deputy Coroner Wiltsey has gone to the scene to investigate, it ie thought that the victims were careless and that while CROWDS VISIT: THE PARKS | j Sunday marked (he real opening @f the park season in Seattle, All day lovers of nature crowded the @ara bound for the many pleasure | resorts. Lake Washington was es | pecially the center of attraction and } under the influence of liquor a lamp was overturned, resulting in their death, MeDonald had been & miner all hia life and was 47 years old. He leaves many relatives in this elty ant was widely known, One brother, Pat McDonald, an engineer, at Carbonado, has gone to the scene ing town on the Northern Pacific railway. FAST AUTO DRIVING Frank M. Stetson, connected with the Stetson aud Post Mill Oo. was arrested yesterday afternoon by Pa- trolman Opdyke for violating the speed law in bis automobile, Stet. son ie 2l yeare of age, Opdyke claims he was going much faster | than ie permitted by law. Tin and Sheet Metal Work That is our business, We have Cumberland je a small min- | THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1007. To CONSIDE™ °C OnLOM OF The city co. Weat Beatle will this evening consider the Youngstown saloon question, as the ° commissioners revoke their Hoenses County Burveyor Valentine commenced a survey to determine the exact distance of the Youngs town bare from the West Seattle limite, The comminsioners will act on his findings. | BUSY DAY FOR BOATS Yesterday was « busy day on the | waterfront. The emall steamers were all taxed to thetr fullest capac- ity carrying pleasure seekers to the various points of interest. West Se- ; attle was one of the pointe which | attracted hundreds of thirsty visit- ors, and the big ferry had al! she could do to carry them back and forth. Yeur Valuab'es Are constantly exposed to fire and burglary when left in your home or in the ordinary safe. Rent * an Individual safe in the Modern | Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Deposit Vaultea of Wm. D. Perkins & Co. the surface of this fine sheet of | competent help to do the work and bankers in thé Alaska building, 211 Water was dotted with boats of | @very description, Madison, Ma- @rona, Woodland and Leseh! parks | Rad a summertike appearance. our prices are right, Call and see what we can do for you. Geo. H. Woodhouse Co, 113 Untversity street and Areade way. eee | $4.00 per year Cherry ot. You should provide yourself with the protection we | have placed at your disposal, Boxes FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE—Free Bus—Rest Rooms—Both Phones on Two Floors—In- formation Bureau—Parcels Checked and Delivered—-Free With Our Oompliments— ~—FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 25,000 Yards Underpriced Silks In This Great Sale Every yard freah from the loom—bright with newness. Each piece perfect. ing most insistently. of the very kinds for whieh fashion is WHY ARE THEY LESS IN PRICE? Over production! Many And because the store is on the alert to give ite customers ad- vantages from its great baying powers, and also beeause we could take at one grip over twenty-five thousand yards of silk, knowing we could sell it and in « few days. Oe FOULARD SILKS 380 fi-tnch = ali-siik §«— Fowlards, brown. green, tan, dark red. pavy, lavender, new blue, reseda. pium, old rose, black grounds, With beautiful floral designe Me FANCY TAPITAS See 1S-toch Shirt Waist and #ult- tng Silke, hair-line stripes, pin Gots, two-tone stripes, checks, in every conc bie eeler of the season. The TAFFETA SILK Ste is-tnch all-etik Taffeta A firm weave In « complete . cd al” ba panes ae | shades, inely white biack a” @e FONGEE SILKS She New Piaid Taftete tikes, Treen, @are and combing» 61.25 FPRAU DE LEVANT tHe An entirely new weave, com- Dining the beauty of taffeta with twice the durability. A full range of event end black dé-tmch 6148 RADIUM CREPR The All-etlk Radium Crepe—« brit Mant dressy silken fabric—tn shades, tan. oile psy old rose, reaeda le . Alice bive, lignt grey, card gery, white. cream and biec! M4-leeh width. 0160 BTAMIAE TAFT ETA The A wealth of styles, tnot ghectia, dots ari vatrling effects tm all the delicate washing tinte and biack and white Ltneh alle Peau de Creme, Pee fer wear of es old, Tose roeeds. ‘green: say bine an b 01.20 CHBOM SLMS O110 Thie lot consists of 55 differ ent color combinations, em trac ine every style and kind of check knows. MANY BLACK S1LKS IN- CLUDED 09 THIS APRIL S4Lm 4 servicrable Silk tado store? x Teaponslbie it-tneh Bleck ‘Ferreta, @ vere. St-inch Black Taffeta, yard a0-tnah Bieck Pea do Crepes, 34-inch Bleck Peau 4+ Gote Ht tmoh Mesesiine ef! etlk, bel v3 seree-ooeson,| Greatest Sale of Laces and Embroideries This Year Tre Lot includes thousands of yarda of Inces and embroideries of all TE SS TE SEE + Aap ee + erence s special purehase—@16,000 worth of newest laces and embroideries from the stock of a retiring New York importer at less than original cost widths, Real laces, nets, all-over, flouncings and wanted tr unmings for summer wear No matter what you need in this line you are practically certain of finding it in this sale AT PRICES YOU CANNOT HOPE TO DUPLICATE THIS YEAR Me WASH LACES Se Normandy, Valenciennes and ‘otton Torchon Lace Edges and Insertions to match, widths up to & Inches wide, variety of pat- t . With beautiful scalloped edges, Worth to lic yard Me WASH LACES fe Point de Paris Lace Edges end insertions up to # inches wide of fancy embroldered to floral and conven signe, with strong edges | wash and wear well bh up to Ie yard. Ge WASH LACKS a Ortental Bands, also white and cre 7 In Lace patterns or with strong Worth up to sh UP TO Me APPLIGUES Se Point de ques, in wt riet f edges t app yard Venise Ge VALENCIENNES LACKS 20¢ bor. Fine Valenotennes Lace Edges and =Ineertions. in nesorted? widthe. Variety of beautiful floral and scroll designs. Worth up te Se dosen Mo TRIMMING LACKS ITe $,900 yarde of Fancy Le tn. uding net top Oriental Boint Appliques, Mik Chentitiy nd Nottingham Allover ik. white and cream. * Worth up te $1.00 ALLOVER LACKS Bee Ortental Allover Laces, full 16 inches wide, In white and cream. © $1.60 yard Se VALENCIENNES LACKS a0 por. of beautiful two fennes Lace Edges In white, crear riety of neat de floral, conventt & dot effects, wi 2 Inches wide d ro Worth up = UP TO 19%<« PwHnoronaY ee Cambric Embroidery Badges and Insertions, In white and ce ors, from i to 3 *, etc. Worth to if yard ” UP TO 2 HMRROTDERY te. widthe up to Worth to 30 yard Oe CORSET COVER muBKOD. BAY See Natnecok Corset Cover mm wide ped and quailty | } | | | today | Rightly-Price Ample provision has been made for supplying the ds of children in the Wearing Apparel line, Mothers will quickly realize that goods of such high-class materials, workmanship and finish are remarkable values at our prices. Children’s Hose tik-Plaited Hone, in pink, sky Children's white black; all sizes pSe Misses’ Bilk Howse, tn tan, pink, sky, white Lh ole pair 81.25 Bilk Clocked Howe, in pink, wky, ¢ white and black; sizes 6 to 9; aiee 6, 82.2 a pair, with oa rise of < each size above. Children’s Lisle Lace Hose, in pink, sky, white, tan, black; pair noe With Isce ankle, same colors, all sizes palr Oe Lisle Hose, tik clocked, fn tan and white pair noe Misses Lisle, Silk Lisle and Cotton Hose in white, tan, black, sky and pink; all sizes, pair 25e Misses’ Lustre Lisle Hose, in black and tan; all sizes; pair hoe Children’s Fancy Lisle, Lace Lisle and Cotton Bocks, in plain colors and stripes all sizes; pair Zhe, 4he od BOE Children’s Silk Lace and Plain Silk Socks, & pelr Oe sod The Indestructible School Hose, in black; sizes; pair 25e¢ Infante’ Hose, In cashmere, cotton, liste 4 silk; colore sky, pink, tan and red all sizes; pair eo biack and white Zhe. B5e, 50e 4! G5e Sackets, Dresses, Etc. Misses’ Bor Jackets, in stripes and checks, trimmed with soutache braid; fancy buttons: price $12.72 Child’s Full Length Coat, of shepher check sulting, baving red velvet collar lined with red ellk; very «well; price $20.00 Chlidrea’s Jackets, tn checks and stripes, lined and unlined; from te $20.00 + ee 84. New Shepherdess Shape Hate for Chil dren, in checks and plain colors Misses’ and Children’s Tama, tn al! shades, made of Manne! and serge, with or with out emblem te 83.00 Child's Handsome White Dress, in French style; walet made of twothread lace and Swiss insertion; skirt of Swiss em broidery; sash and sleeve bands of rib bon; price . 825.00 ee Cone Seattle Home | othe | Smith Drug Co. The street present twenty Women's Suits, Walsts, Furs, Ete—FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Now that the contracta for regrading Jackson have been let, you are assured of a broad This work will make Mount Baker Park ear officials say | Child's Dress, of light Dolly Varden wash silk; has Dutch neck, short sleeves and lace-trimmed black velvet ribbon belt & pretty little dress for $16.50 New Line of Misses’ Skirts, In checks and plain materials platted; all lengths; full width; prices. $3.95 to $10.00 | Corsel Waisis, Etc., for Children “Ideal” Shirred Waists, made of cambrit, daintily trimmed with laces and em- broideries; laced with ribbon; all sizes, | 1 to 14; price noe | Boye’ Walsts, made of very strong jean, with } supporters attached, strong elastic, with buttons att the | back to hold the trousers he same | time avoiding tearing of walst; price Oe Dainty Shirred Waists for Girls, made of cambric; ail ages, 1 to 14; prices to Corset Watets for Misses; removable staya; | priced at DOe 6 The Gloves for Misses and Boys | in white. 25e overteam pair 1.2% Misses’ and in tans pair. . $1.25 Dataty Things is Infants’ Wear Pretty Line of Lawn Caps, in all sizes, trimmed with Val ered effects, at, from Hand-Made French Caps. Val. lace in Dutch effects 75 to 87.75 Some Charming Straw Hats and Bonnets, in pink, blue and white effects of each color $3.50 © $14.50 Misses graye Misecs’ T in bl TwoClasp Lisle Gloves. tans and modes; pair “insp Kid Gloves. k, white and tans; styles Boys’ Cape Gloves, lace and in embrotd 5Oe¢ o 83.50 trimmed with Women Castemas, Sutts, Furs, Waisls. £2. “I eonsider my tot in Mount Baker Park worth at feast $1,000 more than the price | paid for it a few weeks ago, and | would not sell it even at that advance. “1 look upon property in this addition as being the best investment—from either the building standpoint.-that there is in the city of Seattle today, and have recommended it to'several of my friends who also have bought," says L. E. ARM&ETRONG, of the and Dearborn level boulevard from the of your house clear into the business part of town of the city on a level with down town and yet well above the lakes. that it aleo means a running time between 1 ed; — Mount Baker Park and Pioneer Square of only ten minutes instead of the For your own good we cannot repeat too often that the prices of lote § {n Mount Baker Park will be raised at short intervals during the time neces ‘ an oe ot sary to complete the $350,000 worth of improvements. Also that their mar > West Seattle ket value will advance at least 50 per cent. in the next 60 to 90 days Pp H C All cars transfer to Rainier Heights line, running direct to our office if ‘ ® on grounds, in charge of Mr. Mitchell Phillipa. Phones; Ind. 8944, East 2552 ’ & CO. vm Plat and prices at office of Daniel Jones and F. L. Febren, 117 * aro James Street, A R]) Cherry street; Ind, 695, Main 2984 o-oo Mout Baker PA AN ADDITION ITH’ CHARAC ADU8 GS POOR SRARRSER SROROA NORE RORERRARRCRADEERASEeASERE ~Stere Opens 6:40 5. m, Closes 5130 pm, - 7 ia ine i d Wearables Little Folks Be | Undermustins for Girls just one | financial or home- streets door the only residence section | Hand-Made French Dresses, of French lawn, with or without yokes embroidered in bow-knots and flow PRICED cree coves $2.75 to 8 | A Pretty Line of Children’s lawn, dimity and nalnsook, with gs of ince and insertion; also the Dresses, some of the daintiest tm fy market; prices . 81.00 © $875 Lingerie Coats of Dotted Swiss and $8.75 ‘$22 broidery, having pink and blue 7 | @ainty collars of tocks and . | edged with lace; prices * Babies’ Noveities--Totlet Sets, Roxes, Jewel Cases, Pin Trays, % tles and Balle—daloty little gifts eng lly priced. be A Complete Showing of Chi | Misses’ Undermusiins, carefully made aaa! | prettily trimmed with Torchon lace, | lace and Swics embroidery Gowns in Hubbard and Chemise having tucked yokes Iniald with lace embroidery inserting; ‘also eoKes same; sizes 1 to 14; prices ..., 0. beesens conde were 456 | Drawers of Musiin and Pine Cami ' hematitched flounces; others a em. brofdery and lace edges, with ‘oe tucks; others with bends of Mog sizes 0 to 14 years; prices . ‘ Skirts of Fine Cambric, with India fase flounces, hernstitched tacks, er and lace edges; also plain ripple ‘ of clusters of tucks. ): | 1 to 14 years; prices ® Now te your In on the pest Ing proposition ever to the smell tovester Seattin. i: $159—-LoTs ONLY 630 Balance op of Sith St, right by side of the Maple Leaf North Seattle ts» the promising suburban today, and there a the price of property ta Ge soction In the next two yes than tn eny other an section, If you are ested let us show you Jota. > Bievon lots 90x136, house and barn * with 30 frit , Grand view of lakes tains, Price for the & % $3,100. Cash $1,600. * » NEW ADDITION O¥ » AEART OF WHST 5 FLY ON THE FLYER) | sBATTLE-TACOMA ports nee al nd Trips ¥ or n R- xD Tare DAILY LEAVES SRATEABSS and 10:25 @ the pm LBAVES TACOM and 12:16, 3:05 « Time - &