The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1908, Page 7

2 fi : ‘THE STAR—TUESDAY, OCT. 20, 1908. MIRTH BVORY FIVE MINUTOS, DREDES COMING Pg eli FROM ALASKA ° fe New Pein” i aoc The birth Under One Roof—Everything to!| FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. | “Apparel for Women, Misses and ° - — than in any of the boroughs. of Furnien the Home Complete, Storg Closes Daily at 5:30 | Children | s S ih oe Y Mv t | T ' ws) er Ig! tine headway and will reach there Editor of Newspap | safely. The Tana, the last boat trom . gn Puebla—Friends to | Fairbanks, carrying many” pasion 2 e ‘ | wera, among them being officers of |} ‘ Meet Him. \the N. A. T. & T. Co, pansed here |? : mere | A New Sho early Sunday morning, bound for There were ‘ r . 2.160 DirthA last week-—one © (By United Press.) | White Mores. sd tive minutes me aoe Alaska, Oct, 20.—The! me a Pl, of ae “rama, ea ot 3 ELKS’ SEAT SALE | This season’s rvival of styles prevailing about a century ago finds expression in the Car! ng, & mlner, waa y . . . . . vat nant a 10 clo for nots Dunn in guasiel over ® 4! AS ON TOMORROW || many effective, conservative models shown in this store’s selection for Autumn. Anew She took over 400 pas on Dome creek. After the shooting among them being 8. H Dent went to Dome City and gave einen ve artoow himself up. ‘Dunn claims that |, At 10 e'eook wmorow moraine Shipment of Suits for women embraces a large variety of colors and materials. Serge, ndberg, Atk armed himself and refused to | (Me, reserved | sale a ° ‘i eae : ° ° ® Je Corwn and eiieh WR, OOF corte mining Groperty| Nogte thantee when een nate | Cheviot, broadcloth, English tweed and novelty suitings in stripes and mixtures: nav Daley. p ’ ’ noone tien a On oh ing tickets o exchange them for e or of the BrBigsy an ths s Me] Dlcetnaning Under an, |e etniee’ut'nay ts” Thee brown, black, taupe, green and invisible stripe effects. Semi- and tight-fitting coats, to the States for elght 7 AD , Alaska, Oot. 20 they have tickets obtalhed from the . . : . tenes bam Sonn neal” Mara Love att MehU eee or sant ws | plain-tailored, some of the more dressy styles trimmed with large buttons and fancy He will de kept in cn instructions to reat all found|®. P. O. Biles, and it is sure to be feuk mes lovey bo_ gambling. and when tho it lapped | the’ bigmest Toca nic ever" wwited If DYAids, Skirts all new models of gored effects, with folds. Prices ranging $29.50, ‘at large with safety down tight tho cubes were alsoloff by an amateur aggregation rem candidate for placed under the restrictions. There are mombers in the cast, | } Beene ccc | n * —[indhere wn'se'ts shentence stiff 980-00, $39.50, $45.00, $49.50 to $65.00. ' . Probe Election Frauds. fun, music and dances, Two per-| e's ths teas VALDEZ, Alaska, Oct. $0.—In hin] formences -_ be given, ae and iff e * ’ ° Pacific 't8tructions today to the grand Jury, | S#tenday nights > yrocneds Arete F N T il d Mod ls r Mi Dr * N | A ed Rome mrmary obo clic wtraelons coda to the rand JW. liar ine’ yout of the mee eed our New [ailore e sses Dresses: Newly Arriv compat H. Bush will be a | {¥estigate thoroughiy the alleged | se to be erected i agen’ pe @ lection frauds at Cordova this fall. | r ’ " ‘ : . P Z oe 3 Tet eireedy Rs an He told the jurymen to return in ADVRNTISES A.v.0 Women’s Suits, of good quality broadcloth, in } Misses’ Dresses, of good quality wool mohair, in Senator dictments regardiess of the guilty] General Agent A.B. Calter s . wid. ones. ‘anadl railway, ye navy, blue, brown and black. Coat, length 36 y green, black and blue plaid effects. Jumper style, Last Steamer Frem Dawson. nik Nish Genial ‘ ns « inch, semi-fitted and lined throughout with gray J made with three broad tucks; yoke and mandarin won, Y. T., Oct. 20.—Buck DAWION. sien the little steam-| VALDEZ, Alaska, Oct. 20.—Three ve ioe eapeotor ie eR route to White | cases of bert beri discovered among| Calder states that ‘ ‘the Wine ts loaded ‘with seed mgmt Taare ns oes a dintrinvuved over the hire, Norte {ff large black satin buttons. Skirt made in gored flar - plaited skirt. Sizes 8,10 and 12 years. Price, $5.7 ; “i ~ ter ne fatr ‘The steamer is making | the case. riew unt a) ; Skinner's satin; prettily tailored and trimmed with . sleeves trimmed with fancy black braid. Full box ing effect, finished with wide fold. Price, $35.00 — chen WH BUELD. Misses’ Dresses, of good quality wool mohair, in PHYSICIANS ATTEND FUNERAL) The You ‘ ‘ Strictly Tailored Suits for Women, of mannish : 4 ; . TO STORM ™ planning 7 ¢ plain colors of blue, brown and red; tucked blouse embers of the King Co Jcost ¢ bie ‘ material, in gray, with invisible stripes, Coat, length MM oe ov ty ‘ t | ° ; LEGISL URE 0 ps waa thea ot Po gy “ i] ; , waist, with long sleeves; collar, cuffs and belt trim ; ; ' 34-inch, semi-fitted and lined with gray messaline; ” peerins ot De. Wilk Be , : hell ' med’ with checked mohair, prettily tailor-stitched. ‘ . The bod: sent H nicht | iy Diack velvet collar. Skirt made in full gored effect, : , . ‘is } Lured Prem) ne | ster ee ene ee, leet mlaht ; A. i : Full box-plaited skirt. Sizes 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 of California are pre ——— e i with lapped seams. Price, $45.00. y for an extensive cam tt nat comanian. Seon i years. Price, $4.95. (age nh oll orb A nee’ ante Women's Suits, of broad diagonal cheviot. Coat, i : Misses’ Dresses, of novelty plaid panama cloth, i alata aera " 36-inch length, semi-fitted, and plain-tailored. ’ ovelty plaid panama cloth, in a its next session. A} SRR IN Rie ters adjacent to the 4; Mayor Miller ramento have to 94 ‘ . many of the le arthauake ~ to from ee . Eeal-tbe nat day of | Serres tt ; bias fold. Navy, taupe, gray and brown. Price, ion ON. All the | Archer xo $49.50 skirt. Sizes 6, 8, 10, 12and 14 years. Price, $5.75. ‘ A i brown, green and re * athere Lined with silk serge; front and cuffs trimmed with wn, green and red. Full gathered blouse , i : ; waist, with three broad box plaits, ( y - large bone buttons. Gored flare skirt, with wide ee broad box plaits, Gibson shoulder effect; trimmed with pipings of taffeta. Box-plaited Dark Novelty Tweed Suits for Women, with ‘ j Misses’ Dresses, of fine quality serge, in plain terneon pat church. | Stripeefiect. Long, semi-fitted coat, with plaited 2 th navy blue and brown. Waist made mandarin style, rt Benard black silk braid and satin bilitons. Gored flare skirt, 4 prettily trimmed with folds of taffeta and silk but- a ag, ot PASADENA, © Private Leased Wire to All Bx- actiggiees | Ee ge wile S. C. Osborn & Co. United Press.) ' if thao ia": Kohler & Chase’s t: Laster | +4 . ° . . sec Geographical Contest Mis- f New lots of Silk Petticoats have been received to sell at the above sen || tl i ceptional merit, and the shipments just received are fully up to the “the faculty « | RORT ORCHARD, Oct cor! of tishe =] o at Five wl . Te the house burglaries tm Port Orchard with wide fold, trimmed With braid and buttons. ’ F \ tons. Full box-plaited skirt. Sizes 6, 8, 10, 12 and Registrar ¢ Adame, of the enme «# “ore oot Wiest ay. Asse rallway clerks Mabton Jae Prose) |. For the benefit of those who may) not think ft possible to obtain these f previous high standard. ; “rath charged with vt fis sai \f back; collar, cuffs and seams prettily trimmed with with wide tucked sleeves; collar, waist and sleeves Pie ts hala ta th ae sex pip greed BROKERS Prof, Benham the| (Aa sa changes Price, $49.50. _ S 14 years. Price, $8.75. ays Attitude in een Values in Silk Petticoats at $5.00 and $3.95 sagt ait interpreted by Competito r figures. At these prices we have sold hundreds of Silk Petticoats of ex- 16—The be misied by misrepresentations | signatures to = letter of thik kt BF. Biehart, former | made by a local .\im so short « time, But three days of the Fi Drovers have elapsed f 5 00 Silk P. 7 3 95 Silk P. i wave “ rom the time our Rew <i ‘ts r; | Reremih quote the part of our ad- first advertisement appeared unt ° etticoats . etticoats ; january 4 | vertisement pro so offen the supposed letter, duly signed by / \ mite : ‘i 4 : S Chicas dudee ed EA oar worthy Seaers factories oat ‘orem. , Stripes and plaids—blue and green, brown and tan, Changeable effects constitute the majority of this “ls SHORT gine see. far cast as Bowt If we are not " .. black and white, gray and white—and_ solid blues, | — Mistaken, it w 4d be imponsibie . J Pt é“ 7 to oe signatures from all of | i grays, browns and greens, are represented, all of good these ¢ rent factories to t let on re i Be . ¢ ° Geographical Contest, and while|ter of denunciation from suc Sef a Wwe ee quality taffeta, with tailored ruffles and Heather- ors, and plenty of blacks. The taffeta is of good qual- line—greens, reds, grays, browns, some evening col- PER Ee OR, they would much prefer parchas- | dista days’ funda of bir) | ance ia three time, We! : fag @ plano from the oldest, wealth-| don't suppose that we and the pab- : joom under ruffles. y, 2 i ith shirri iiss ny ape ag emg fag wees Leeat the pan , _ bloom under ruffle ity, and the petticoats are elaborated with shirring. eens bad wintrs. mua | Ot of the Mississippl (Kohler & | statements, but you know a great |f——~-—-——---—- memreneentiltielartons Lae = ; ay Bis, ‘ sia a € ee Se ce ng et 2e-—Th* Chase) they feel It a great tempta-| many of the American people have ° +e 4 is a) * RR Rs ree een ceed ed rea tose as cantante SI Excellent Silk Umbrell al $2.55 Kid and Fabric Gloves at One Dollar Tp Baaeneers wor given a credit ot uch as iaree | ef’ alipylng of thie bot | ent re as, if . a Cc ov at r a }@mount. But the house of Kohler | nunciation and the one that Inter. For Women and Men - : ‘Wagers ead. |& Chase may always be relied upon | ests us: . , ; + The Gloves are all made by reliabl 2 ‘ac Fon Ort, 18—Gue nog. {te rise € the exencion. imemedinte- “The attempt of an A particularly attractive lot of Women’s and Men's Um- “ : ‘1 E ‘ 9 "he a # gpa and FReeere broth, |!7 ups the publication of the above unscrupulous — branch bretlas, of Taffeta Silk, plain or t will, 26 and 28-inch frames, steel | SUaranteed by us. Every pair purchased will be fitted at the yesterday tat ase beg oy ne be rend plano concern to ere Gad asa | Glove counter if so desired } Kohler hase began tak od an Ds. | ¢ Dariow Dead. steps to meet this competition in « ps oo one Excellent lues in t | Silk Gl ith stk Uni Ort —-Alfred Dariow.| straightforward, businesslike man- od gormicsion, mane ‘ . oxcelle va wo-clasp ™ sloves, with Si ining advertising manager tel ner, aad without dotmg injury to ton and cooperation English Natural Special Curved Natural style, glace finished and over-| —really two Gloves in one. — on | the house conducting the contest by of the undersigned man- ; mnie | making instauating, deprecating or | ufacturers ts PALS! Wood Handles Wood Handles seam sewn. Popular street | Dressy, warm and durable. Are Mecting }andignified remarks about their | and UNFOUNDED.” eos | $1.00 pair. BEMAM, Ost. 20-—Two bon. /compotitors, and as piano factories; y ; “ } a ——— artes shades; also black and white. | P°y7 PS": a 4 ‘ ition with thy friend 15 P. ‘ pair. loves , , e reas Sake'S santas | ne donot xo ameaty calm toe ff Children’s Hose, Special Value 15c Pair = > je, | “loves, two-clasp, over-seam support of factories that we do not Silk Gloves, two-clasp style, | lace tween the various piano factories 7 2 a : > vii *K RIBBED HOSE—Med ‘ , y's) sewn, glace finish. $1.00 pair. represented by each local concern. po pani pony ie — CHILDREN’S FAST-BLAG BBED HOSE—Medi double-tipped, heavy-weight, | Infants’ Gloves, glace finish “How the Desired Results Were! the leading plano house of the um weight, double sole, toe and heel. Sizes 5 to 9. A good, siieiblls. Set alicahater wean’ dais endl sonina a: rng Obtained. ip C + «? 7 ‘ 15¢ yz oO 10 De 5 a é < se > ASP a st. Pacific Coast (Kohler & Chase.) durable Hose, and special value at I5c a pair, or two pairs for $1.00 pair | $1.00 pair $1. air. $1. 3 “Immediate negotiations were | Bust men should not make taise | taken up with all the factories | assertions, as they serve as a boom represented by the house of Kobler | erang in every tostance. We think & Chase, and with bat one excep-|if our worthy competitors would * . * ° 2. @* i. ! fon tte Coparution of ait’ wate have, daly eoualdered, they outa ff Women’s Fleece-Lined Union Suits, Special $1.00Each | Women’sSilkand Wool Vestsand Tights, $1.25 Garment | was obtained. All factories h 1 not b mimitted themselves t , - ‘ on? amas “ 2 : ae on TT 2a te your rg omni the quthouley ph ope chk meee sighted poe "we! Women's cream or ptrre white, fleece-lined, medium-weight, Women’s cream color, Silk-and-Wool Vests and Tights, me- periect-fitting Union Suits; high neck, long sleeves, and ankle dium weight. Vests with high neck, long sleeves or elbow length; nd Strength | tnem for one-half of all expenses tn- | ask the interested public to investt-| i mata ihe ada wa length. Warm and serviceable for Fall wear neck daintily finished with silk crochet. Tights, ankle length. 25c. oy our home ji" agreed to reimburse the | field of competition ah dozen dif. house of Kohler & Chase tor one-| Are We Not Justified H a thee Power ve a re half of all the profits lost by reasen hi ut f ry ch a, e ° . . * compounds. of their plan of competition tor vastness in our line?” 2 te oa S C d Val S ll P d D ’ |for business in our line? It ts not} Pp own an ool-rl 0 orters nn in: for thi “AN Participants in Said Geographi- | onr wish to be in disfavor with our uit ases an ses ecla y rice Hy i : . g 1s one cal Contest Take Notice. Jeompetitor, but if progressivene A new shipment of Comforts has recently been received, - "With the assistance and loyal! alertness and uptodate busine . i ares large : nent of pz cd ¢ 4 to remem eubpiet of the tecketion With wilh mantels Giabath the iteady re ing items: which embrace a large assortment of patterns from which to : you left the) thay 40 business, Kobicr & Chase|tions that should exist among mer-| * aug choose, They are covered with silkoline, sateen, satin or silk. one is a needless " “re “hold rg Ps oe be ag Sd Ss take on al | COWHIDE SUIT CASES—With French edges, lined with Some with silk on one side and sateen or silkoline on reverse side. han 0) “1 e 3 ni , a eo energy, poe a to foe by reason of your| quences, and the sentiment of fine linen; solid blued-steel frame; three riveted hinges; large he size is 6x7 feet, and the prices range from $5.00 to $28.50. ‘ . taiting part in a cert Geographi-| public. According to the present 4 i i i ll oe a 4 : ‘ ‘ d Dust is made to #! Contest held by a competitive| indications, as in the past, the jf shirt fold with straps. Cowhide Cormere, reins orced with large Silkoline-covered, wool fill- | Silk-covered one side, Sateen J ove al : firm calling for any amount of|stanch friends we have made by bell rivets; fitted with Yale and Towne locks. Size, 24-inch ing, $5.00. l reverse side, down filling , 1 kinds of credit not to oxcood $125.00, betore| straightforward and upright buat |M O°" . ys i foie , .. | fever f g | and to be h turning it Into the house which is-| ness methods most deoldediy | Special, $5.00. Others specially priced at $5.50, $6.00, $6.50, Sateen-covered, down fill- | $13.50. , , armless ied this chock, don't fail to briag | supporting us with thelr patronage. Hl 7 09 $2 00 and $9.50 4 ing 50, Oi eusiel the same to Kohler & Chase, as| We can give no better proof of this M4 , $ and § Lf : : RR , mung else. ney will allew 18 5 Silk-covered one side, Silko- | $18.00 they will allow 10 per cent. addi-|than by stating that an incredible | GENUINE tie ‘ si aed tifte at NE HE NBA d AGATO ALISES Pr eens Not use soap, | onal for this trade certificate to| number of certificates won in the | #ENUINE HORNBACK ALLIGATOR VALISI line reverse side, wool filling, Silk-covered, down filling, $8.7: | better quality, $22.50 Mphtha, borax Matted ace plese leap cath” Chip learned ieee Motion Hand-sewn French edges; alligator-coveredframe ; leather-lined ; a @imonia or kerosene po Ar “ibaeet ap ee = pelt oN tne teshaa ot our late improved trimmings. Sizes 14, 15, 16, 17-inch, Specially Silk-covered, wool filling, Silk and Satin, wool filling, si e p! . } me y “ y Gold Dust. The| Following is an extract trom a|brother tradesmen. However, wef priced $10.00 to $12.00, $16.00, $28.50, ld D ©) supposed letter of denunciation| will abide by the decision of 10 de Values of extraordinary merit are noted in the two follow down filling, f \that appeared in the Sunday papers|plano buying public. At which| lover the alleged autograph signa. | house would you rather take advant | RNIN: annntmamamneeNts te of the separ te faetories | age = sy inter sal i oo Ladies’ ies g : ; jaay ailoged “Tamataron tn Ws ee "youre tor consideration, F : she Embroidery = | ourna essons Every -iff Kohier & Chase Patterns, a I eta : | 1318 Second Ave. Seattle, Wash. Weber Plano Dealers. *