The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1907, Page 12

E oe ¢ mm tii ut thy come ifioer UNC! and gtob pny potty to he thi ate @ ile se oxhu Spee it pra the ‘lor ¥ old # gene pine hh je aba orm iy io an ¢ a holt sown o's ef ed at le haw tw | from La tra , atug peatly sel spotler His pod atrol takey p desi a » Tele Db, Apt rctal ia hav) ystens gull p the f id and ae hq 12 FAIRBANK’S BOOM IS ON Scripps Tel. Service INDIANAPOL! Ind, April 28 Joe Candon and party of Fairbanks preaidentia: smers left this morning — for ashington where join and go with the to Jamestown Cannor 4 pointedly if he favored Fair for pr nt dodged the @ He aa 1 a little Jaunt to am going now for Jamestown, and nothing worrying In the conference last night, how ever, the politiclang talked “Fair banks for president.’ else is It is declared tifat Cannon te for Fairbanks and thet Foraker ts etir ing up & rumpus tn Oblo is merely making the way clear for Pair banka to seoure the Buckeye dele gation WEALTHY JAP WILL MARRY WHITE GIRL (eripps Tele PORTLAND, ¢ graph Ser vies.) Hee of Japan, was refused a mar riage license here yesterday to mar ry an Ame County Clerk Fields forbade the license on the grounds of miscegenation Kamuria was keenly ed. He he is not permitted Amertean girl, pro disappotnt could not understand why to marry an od whe ie will ing, and appealed to the clerks in the county clerk's office, The Jap aneso said he will try to obtain a licemee in other counties of the state. He would not give the name THE GREATER BON MARCHE WILL SOON BRE DEDICATED The Spring Silk Sale Continued Tomorrow he jot his qrospenti bride w learned bh ot get a ite and the girl A accompanied him to the courthouse also refused to} give her name, She ite @ pretty brunette of about 20 years, Ka- muria is sbort of stature and was) faultionsly dressed with white veat and silk hat ‘TO CLOSE SALOONS IN WEST SEATTLE Mayor Lewle ©. Brven of Weet Seattlo sald yesterday that every saloon In hie town would be clowe ed pext Bunday. He stated that there would be absolutely no liquor wold. Bver since the Bunday clos ine law in Seattle the people of Weat Seattle have been becoming more unanimeus daily for the clos ing of the saloons TEA Fine tea brings out conversation if any- thing will; compels to a little leisure. Your grocer returne your movey it you t Hike Geniiling’® Best; we pay “9 WATCH FOR IT! If for any reason you failed to share the extraordinary offerings that characterized the opening day of our Spring Sale of Silks, the opportunity is not lost Tomorrow, the 65e Foulard Silks, 3P¢. Zitneh «= allalik «= Foulards, | brown, green, tan, dark red navy, lavender, new blue, re seda. plum, cid rose black grounds, with beautiful floral | deatgos 85c Fancy Taffetas, 50¢. 1Stoch Shirt Walet and Bult ing Silke, hairline stripes, pin dota, 2 stripes, shepherd checks, in every color of the season. 75e Taffeta Silk, 59¢. Pinch sllaiik Taffeta A tone conceivable good, firm weave tn a complete | spring | the wanted including white send range of shades, biack $1.00 Radium Crepe, 79¢. All-eitik Radium Crepe—« brit Mant dressy silken fabric-—tn shades, tan. Nile green, old rose, reseda, lavender, Alice bige, light gray, cardinal, navy, white, cream and black, 2+ inch width. sale , B00 Wash Silks, 3O¢. inciuding dote and tine of fects, in all the delicate waab- tng tints and black and white. $1.00 Plaid Silks, 75¢. New Plaid Taffeta Elike, in brown, green, navy, dark red and biack and white combine tions $1.25 Peau de Levant 98S¢. An eotirely new weave com Dining the beauty of taffeta silk | with twlee the durability. A full range of street, evening shades and blacks 2¢inch width. | 60 Pongee Silks 50¢ A very teshiouable and alto gether serviceable dreas fabric in oatural or biecult color, te 37 inches wide. $1.35 Check Silks, $1.10. This lot consists of 32 aif ferent color combinations, em- bracing every style and kind of check known. $1.00 Etamine Taffeta 75¢. A very handsome ai)-slik | dress fabric, possessing weight and durability, tn all the fore most shades of the season same array of values--and more salesmen in attendance. Pillars of strength in the $1.00 Peau de Oygne, 75¢. Idinch alletik Peau de Cygne, noted the year and beauty Brown, tan, gray, navy, cardi nal, old rose, resets, green, sky Diue and black Many Black Silks Included in This April Sale, These occupy @ notable part of the sale, And what could be more staple and serviceable than a good Black Silk, indore ed by & responsible store? Six binte— Minch Black Taffeta, « yard freee De S4inch Black Taffeta, yard ... $1.10 S¢inch Black Peau de Cygne .. $1.50 S¢inch Black Peau de Sole .. $1.50 i Duchess Gatin | The 7 Mbinch eeaiton, a allk, a yd 34inch AlD-8Uk fe asa | The higher-priced Silke In the ssle—at prices ranging up to ones « & yard—-afford still great er economics Very great interest centers about sale groups of Silks placarded with “Not Advertised” cards. Tnapect them. peo THE GREAT@R BON MARCH BE WILL SOON BP DEDICATED— WATCH FOR IT! The Lace and Embroidery Sale Seems to Be What Every Woman Was Waiting For Women from far and near made solid lines slong the Lace and Embroidery counters yesterday, snatching the chance to lay in supplies at « saving of a fourth to half It is the result of a large special purchase—-@16,000 worth of newest Laces and Em- broideries from the stock of a retiring New York importer at leas than original cost. | No matter what you need in Laces and Embroideries, you are practically certain of finding it in this sale at prices you cannot hope to duplicate this year 15c Wash Laces, S¢. Normandy, Valenciennes and Cotton Torchon Lace Bages and Insertio o match: widths up « wide; vartety of pat to 6 ineb terns, © he scalloped edges. Worth to 1Se yard 25¢ Wash Laces § 1.3¢. Point de Paris Lace Edges and Insertions, up to 6 inches wide. Variety of fancy em a designs. with wash and conventional strong edges that will Worth up to 2c broidered patterns, In floral and wear weil ard 65c Wash Laces, 25¢. Lace Edges and also Venise Applique in Oriental Bands white and cream; widths up to hes. Assorted embroidered net, finished with ped edges. Worth up irregular parated and HE jor | 65c Valenciennes Laces 29¢ Dozen Fine Valenciennes Lace Eig es and Insertions, in assorted widths. Variety of beautiful floral and scroll designe, Worth up to 6Se dosen. 98c Corset Cover Embroid. ery 50¢. Naineook Corset Cover Dm brotdery, full 18 Inches wide, neat openwork, scalloped and beading edges, finest quality Worth up to 98e yard. 45c Trimming Laces, 17¢. 6,000 yarde of Fancy Laces, including net top Ortental Potnt Venise Appliques, Silk Chantilly Badges and Notting ham Allover Laces, in black white and cream Pretty de signe. Worth up to 45e yard $1.00 Allover Laces, 50¢. Oriental Allover Laces, full 18 Inches wide, in white and cream Assorted fancy embrotdered patterne on fine net; suftable for making fancy shirt waists, ete, Worth to $1.00 yard UAE STORE TAAT SELLS FOR | LESS NORDHOFF & CO. SEATTLE ~_Norororraco_sexrrie AWN) 85c Valenciennes Laces 30¢ Dozen 6,000 yarde of beautiful two thread Valenciennes Lace iyig- es and Insertions, In white, cream and black, Vartety of neat designs in floral, conven tional and polka dot effects; widths from \% to 2 Inches wide. Worth up to She dosen. Up to 12% Embroidery, 6%e Embroidery Edges white and Cambric and Ineertions, to colors, from 1 to 2% Inches wide; sultable for trimming children's drenses, eto. Worth to 12%e yard Up to 29¢ Embroidery, 10¢. Edges and tn dainty openwork with strong Swise Embroidery Insertions, and blind patterns embroidered scalloped edges widths up to & Inches wide Worth to 29¢ yard Up to 59c Embroidery, 25¢. Swiss and Nainsook Bmbroid ory Bdges and Bands; widthe up to 18 inches wide; beautiful open and blind patterns. Worth up to bie yard THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1907. j told him all about it and he went | / \ | wife the man, Ed Dougherty by | trate om the ground | fatled to put up Women's Sults, Walsts, Furs, Ete.— ‘FREDERICK & NELSO ——— Just When You Want Them A Special Shipment of Washable Waists This ts one of the most timely announcements It has ever been our pleasure to make, « at hand, « special shipment of » has come in, We are asking but as A were bought under « special ar vy a) Just when outing days one thousand washable W $1.26 for them, because they rangement with the maker These Walsts are made of Chambray, which wears and washes splendidly, emerging from the washtub bright and clea y are well made and weil cut, coming in twb styles . Peter Pan blouse effect with alde-pocket, turn<down collar and four-in-hand tie to mateh; also high neck shirt waist effect with stock collar and plaited front. Sizes #4 to 44 Just the thing for outing, traveling, or house wear, and idea) for misses going to sch oo! Colors oxblood, blues, black and white shepherd's plaids, piped with white. Price $1.25 Other Walets a $1.50, $1.75, 82.00, $2.25, $2.50, $3.00, 85.00, 87. 50, $10.00, $12.50, "$15.00 and up to $65.00. 9x12 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, $15.85 Rugs, selling regularly at $22.60, can be chosen among tomorrow ata Third Floor. Bighteen different patterns of 9x12 Tapestry Brussels epectal price above quoted, You'll find them in tho Rug Bection, Highest Ouality Corded Cable Net Curtains $4.95 Pair | This $5.00 Flower Vase for $2.95 Stands & Inches high, and ts cut in the beaut} ‘The popular Drapery Section, on the First Floor, makes a bid for ful sunburst effect; regular price $60, & visit from you tomorrow tn the shape of a special offer in Corued Cable Net Curtains. There are four different patterns, } ) Special tomorrow } all 318 yards long and selling regularly st 96.60, $7.60 and } 7 Piece Water Set Special $10.00 | | $8.0v. Your chotee tomorrow, a pair 84.05 Consists of Water Bottle and six Tumbien ~—~- enna einen ae of three senigne at the special pres Cunahte Pole Sets to go with Curtains, 15c 8 Inch Bowle at $5.00 for Choice Constet of white enameled and corrugated pole, 4 feet jong, | Four different cemgnus, all § inches fm @& ameter and nicely cut. Oh tomorrow: «ook bracketa, Special tomorrow 15¢ oows o seenneree He together with enan and Delivery at our carliest convenience. The right ts reserved at all times No ©. O. D. nor telephone orders for these specials can be filles, All sales of these specials are for cash and fine! limit the quantity of any special thet shall be sold to s customer | Seate tome | PREETI e “2 [(REDERTCK. a Majestic Motel amd Club Kurnishara, = Househorniahere, ep sausON STREET AND SPRING STREEE. CAN BUY PARK LANDS | WEEKS OF SEARCH FAIL TO LOCATE TOM BROWN Tom Brown, the Lewis county murderer, cannot be found by fed- eral authorities, although « diligent He was then relenaed from jail, on & writ of habeas corpus issued by C. H. Hantord of Seattle. The Unit- @4 biates supreme court later held that Judge Hanford had no right to issue the writ and ordgred that it was not in foree, If Brown ts addition to complete the extenia ea t search for him has been conducted pore gol ne Plngy <i fe. je Beer Be Saree for several weeks, Brown was 80 as @ person too dangerous to be at quitted on the ground of Insanity. large MASHER BEAT _ THE HUSBAND C. A. Butta, @ focal reat cstate dealer, who lives in an apartment house of this elty, is booked at the | police station beemuse he called an lalleged “masher” a “dirty dog” When Butts’ wife preceded him into —SOOOOe 4 restaurant on Pike st.. between Second and Third ar last even ing and seated herself at a table, New Silk Sults | ¢ seated waiting for her husband « » man seated at another table made | A 4 eyes at her, and boldly alfrented ¥ ¥ her, » WEEK © When Butts came in hie spouse | The city counct! last sight pase ed the ordinance ‘eathorizes, wit be just north of the present De ny-Blaine park. < over to the would-be masher and ave him some plain talk. Wher if Jeft the restaurant with name, followed and when ihe three reached the sidewalk Dougherty is anid to have attacked Butts knocking him down. Butts says he waa kicked while he lay prow At the police § station Butts’ ball was fixed at ¢ $20 which he paid. 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