The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1909, Page 7

” L GOWN, AT LEAST, DIRECTOIRE STILL IS VOGUE ais the June | | young satlor sald he would like to stay there, |. So the ship satied }him, and var with only animals for company, & little rough but he built hi ‘There were many wild ga: island, and Crusoe, as 1 now, learned to run very f and caught them whenever be ed meat to cat. There were lote of wild cate on the island, and he was so lonely that he amused | himself taming some and teaching [them to dance | Onee some Spantards landed on the tsland for « few days. and they saw Crusoe and tried to get him But he got into a wood and climbed a high tree, whore they could not find | him. Not jong after that, to his great Joy, Crusne was seen and res- leued by two Bnglish ahips. When he got back to London ev- im February | erybo 28 and inter- Crusoe that ested without years he lived Think of it; he wrote a book alene for over tour | Called “Robinson Crusoe,” which sold ® tell you how it hap. about the sailor and lots of other | bolting wat ‘iting adventures that he made p out of hie own Imagination real name was and be was with his cap +x Ship they were|waen't bis name. If you have for tte island of Juan | gotten about all the things that hap- you can find on| pened in that book, you had better fie ocean, this!read tt } ate. = ) CHEAT HIS SISTER TOF AFORTUNE — s le preety young «iri of this city, has left for Beulah, Crook county. Wy- oming, where the claim fs located. She is guarded on her trip by J. M Kearce, a private detective. The property, which consisted of a» phalt deposits and abounds in in dications of oll, is valued at about $1,000,000. = =n “Coffin Nail” Bill. ST. PAUL, April 7.—The state senate has passed a bill recently | | Dassed by the house making it a/ “misdemeanor to manufacture, sell lor give aw cigarettes or the) makin's” of a cigarette, Theatrical Man ttt. CHICAGO, April 7—Hugh A | Wetmore, formerly a well known [newspaper man, but of late years lengaged fn the theatrical business, lis i bere of congestion of the |bratn. He is @ brotherin-law of | Cot W. F. Cody (Buffalo Bill). t Press.) Cal. April 7.—De- | Wek the plans of her he accused of plot | Fhimself a million- Tae RECORD | POKER D ABOUT 7 THE TRICK) T TOOK THE BIG _ SACKPOT. —— My Vailied Prowse April 7-—Three pat | foncie "cout ELECTION IN SPOKANE, , pr ae (fy United Pyees.) ag ana BS SPOKA Apel 1-—J.T. Omo,| ‘today, lin a four-cornered race yesterday, was Sayed over 0|%° the republican nomination for | Ritearent within the |mAvor, bis nearest opponent being MAME Roars. Those who|©- M. Fasset. Omo was supported | by the advocates of an open town. | State Senator R. A. Hutchinson and | J. Grant Hinkle were the other re publican candidates, N. 8. Pratt received the democratic soming | tion. TR house f negro the teet Order of f ence 70c No. 114 Hammond or Maydole Bell Face | Adze-Eye Hammer m Were Walter meph, George WW ke, Francis 1) an and a “Mr. the » with the Galt, leaving the game Showdown {t was seen Winr''g hand the seven and eight o' TM Hext was the three, TON. N. J, April 7.—The seed a bill today to prevent using the name or wearing blem of the Benevolent Pro- | ikea, was i F of the four fius Pad made his card he On, &s one was vicht 49c the draw and the other | SP Sporting men say | Was abaolutely “square House Park—s petition F% People, asking that the Ve guarantee the Hammond. The perk be provided re of the Hammond mal od a t you Yostorday th the ra” trom Subject will prob y and refuse to or make good only when | back Bast to the facto here comta UA too r time to get a} ends April isth. | Mxt Monday 18 Hammond or Maydole HN. SAXE ‘ie itis it % Hammond or Maydole Northwestern Unt Behool, Chicago M to practice 11 Hammond or Maydoie Be | abe | Haramers oh Hammond Bell in Wash | A(dze Kye, Straight Claw and = Miinots. r iSe 196 wine 1, we ble, All = work 197 Sine 2, na 198 Bine 3, na We ation Free iFred M. Spinning 1310 Second Ave. ° So you see that Robinson Crusoe | ¢ really lived one time, even if that! fashionable hats being worn. A large} a | MARY'S TIPS. To exterminate rate and mice Spread small pieces of bread with any kind of drippings, into whieh || 10 cents worth of Jomel has en mixed They will eat this readily then run to find wa or, dying off the premises Paste a list of the medicines tn | your medicine cabinet inside the door thereof, It will much | Uselows hunting, ave Washing preparation Three | pounds of soda ash, one-half pound lime, two ounces borax gal lone of water; boll 20 minutes. Put one teaeupful tn the boller with clothes whtle bolling To preserve brooms, dip them in| moe a week Rub boots and shoes that have been wet and become hard and stiff] with kerosene, It will make them pliable as new A BIT OF HUMOR. Jawback—This gown i singing in your @ little to ki You have a go Transcript ‘Oh, Jimmie, w lovely ride if the w hi But just New Yor Why 4 marratee te t keep ourter-Jornal VIOLETS SHOW A TOUCH OF SPRING | o4 weapon.—| i! jo fur pelt for the crown | of the handsoment and ,buneh of violets, roses or cnr: are grouped at the side. and the fur and flowers, repeated in the muff, show « first touch of spring. MORE SCANDAL FOR UNFROCKED PRIEST | (Ry Velted Prem) DENVER, © Apri! 7.—Bellev ing that son Young, the recent ly unfrocked rector of the Episco- pal church of St. Mary the Virgin lat San Francisco, is In this city Walter W. Lyons of Boston today bewan & search for the form priest. Lyons claims that Young is his father, and that he deserted his |] mother in Boston 17 years ago. Young became notorious at the time of the disappearance of Edna} | Clark, the Alameda art student, whose absence for a time was erro neously attributed to the priest. THEATRICAL MANAGER | IS A BANKRUPT =|, the widely known t ger, today filed a voluntary peti in bankruptey, stating that his liabilities were about $2,000 and his assets $200, Mr. Teal's wife was recently sentenced to serve one year in the penitentiary for alleged |nubornation of perjury in the dt | Yoree case of Mr#, Frank Gould. Attractive Faster Clothing Ladies, you can buy on credit Suits, Coats, Skirts, Waists and Millinery Buy your Waster Suit from us, We have a large stock for you to select from Wear it while you are paying for it. EASY PAYMENTS, CASH CREDIT Westberg & Childs 1912—Becond Ave-—1312 ° | The soft velvet or satin hat with |ff te not i mont | | From the boys’ pions will find everything that goes at THE 8ST. AR— WEDNESDAY, PRIL 7, 1909, FREDERICK & f Peet One RNoot—tover wow Varnish the Home ¢ Entrance on Either Madison or Spring Street, | as Well as Through the Store From Second Avenue, Silks and Dress Goods SILKS— ALL assortment of SILK MI 50¢ YD. All-Silk, Soft-Finished, High-Luster Messaline at Chis comes in black Kk, white, ivory, cream, shell-pink, | leather, myrtle, olive, light-brown, SSALINE, Weare showing a new this price light-blue, lavender, wistaria, dark-brown, navy, marine, champagne, Paon, old-rose, gar net, light- and dark-gray N¢ IVELTY WASHABLE SILK, 50e YD.—A good, wash able Silk, in herringbone design, with white corded lines, in the new Spring shades SILKS, 48 YD.—Special attention is called to several dif- ferent-size checks and brokeft plaids, in black a good quality All-Silk Louvisine rrounds of old-rose, DRESS GOODS— ENGLISH MOHAIR, in shades of navy, tan, and white; also to with white hairline on and wistaria. Taffeta, leather, navy, reseda 45c brown and gray ALL-WOOL PANAMA, 48c in black, navy, garnet and brown. ALL-WOOL STORM SERGE, 48 es wide, in black, brown, navy and green TAILOR SUITINGS, 75« Mixed Worsted Suiting Especially suitable for « YD.—Thirty-six inches wide, ; also black. YD.—Thirty-six inches wide, YD, Thirty-six inch- Hard-Fin 56 inches YD.—Good Quality , in shades of gray; very-day wide wear, Women’s Serge Suits Strong Values at. . * $16.75 Suits of good siuadiel invisible stripe serge, in taupe and navy blue is 38-inch length, semi-fitted, patch pockets; trimmed with small satin loops and buttons to match. Skirt is gored, with tailored seams; finished with bias fold, tunic effect; $16.75 Suits of black Coat and has large diagonal in Coat is 40-inch length, with finished has revers and novelty and navy. semi-fitted, lined with tailor-stitched patch pockets, coat collar Skirt is red, finished with folds buttons; $16.75 serge, satin, bias bands; and Fringed Crochet Bedspreads FRINGED CROCHET BEDSPREADS— 114 Of medium weight, and free from starch; size; each, 89, GRAY COTTON BLANKE —Il1-4 size, nd ; 4% NAPKINS— 20x20, 5 good, weight, cut single and b each, BLEACHED DAMASK Linen size weight; and cotton mixed, an assortment of patterns; dozen, Muslin Underwear: A Large Assortment CORSET COVERS— 19¢-—-Corset Covers, 6f good quality cambric, made full, without trimming. Nicely friched 25e—Corset Covers, -of many attractive styles. One style is made of nainsook, trimmed around neck with pretty cotton Torchon lace and beading, Vaced with ribbon; another style is trimmed with cotton Torchon edge and several rows of inser- tion beading, laced with ribbon, 39ce—-Corset Covers, of fine quality neck, having trimming of dainty embroidery edge laced with ribbon Also other styles, more elaborately trimmed. 50c—Corset Covers, of crossbar dimity, long. Round neck is trimmed with pretty pattern embroidery edge, laced with ribbon. Afr? DRAWERS— 19¢ 25e—Cambric Drawers, with full flounce « trimmed with several hemstitched tucks, 3W9e circular to fit smoothly over hips tucked lawn flounce, 50c cut circular to fit with full floc TWO-PIECE COMBINATION SUITS— OB drawers and c¢ od grade ling and nainsook, with round made full and ~Cambric Drawers, having full tucked flounce of lawn, Wide Umbrella Drawers, of nainsook, made Trimmed with a edged with lace Drawers of nainsook, made umbrella style, smoothly over hips, Trimmed ance of wide dotted embroidery. Two-Piece Combination Suits, consisting of and skirt. Of trimmed with lace insertion, Several pleasing styles, set cover or drawers nainsook bea edge Floor Coverings ROOM SIZE 8- 8x11 Loess and Rebeebderies Torchon Lace, suitable for a yard, 5c and 7c white, Linen atecy tl trimmings ; Venise Bands, ecru; a yard, 19¢ 18-inch Corset Cover ery, a yard, 25c and 36-inch Colored } Waistings, in golden brown, navy and gray; a yard, 32c Oriental Net Bands, effects; yard, 15e to 35e. inch Plain Net, of good quality and cream; Brussels Rugs, cream and Tapestry Brussels Rugs, Embroid $17.85 AND CHINA M¢ 9x12 Axminster Rugs, JAPAN TING A good assortment of patterns, at oe 27, A'T- et in ball some SHORT tive from 6 to ed prices CARPET SAMPLES— Drummers’ Samples and Carpet Ends at low prices patterns, in lengths yard, Ra 20 yards, at greatly reduc- mesh, white 50c. 45-inch Plain Net, suitable in ecru, old-rose, a yard, 0c combinations »of and gold; a for waists; reseda and lavender Jands, in and black or gray 32¢ and 69¢. gold « yard, ; ‘ARPET SW rane Ledies’ Home Journal Patterns BASEBALL TEAMS Total Cost Only 10c A Wholesome nine to the 4 Appetizing e right prie Lunch Sent to Your Pla with the game at the right prices | Lunch & hung, 20 Wunset tain a0; Ind, L abad, A. L, HALL’S, NwW YORK BOX LUNCH 00, MEEK TRUNK 1111 "First Avenue. 018 First Store Closes Daily at 5:30. Basement Salesroom Trunks Suit Cases Traveling Bags NELSON, Inc. P — | Batensive of Dependable | Entrance on Either | Madison or Spring Street, as Well as Through the Store From Second Avenue. Spring Hats and Trimmings The popular Spring shapes, shades and styles of trimming are rep- resented in the Mil- linery Section in the Basement Sales- ag INTRIMMED HATS A good a ment at 75c, 95« $1.45. TAIL HATS— A good selection of Spring style FLOWER-TRIMMED sort- and RED at $2.75 and $3.75. EASTER HATS— A variety of these are shown in the rolled-brim Sailors, also Mushroom shapes, in rough and plain braids AND FOLIAG , in white, yellow, bl t-me-nots, in pink, tes-of-the-v alley, Oc. Poppies, brown, blue ‘oliage, 15¢ and 18c. FLOWERS pe and old-rc blue and black $4.95. id red; 45c. Inexpensive Lingerie Dresses Lingerie Dresses, of mull or batiste, in white, pale pink, blue or champagne. Waist has long sleeves, clusters of tucks and lace yoke of Valenciennes and imitation Baby Irish insertion; skirt has deep tucked flounce and panel front of lace inser- tion; $3.95 | Valenciennes Lingerie Dresses, of mull or batiste, in pale pink, blue or white. Waist has long sleeves and is made Gibson effect, with alternate rows of tiny tucks and lace insertion. Skirt has flounce ruffle, tucked and trimmed with lace inser- tion; $5.4 Women’s Hosiery, a Pair, 2 25¢ Many styles and colorings at thfs price, as follows: Slack and Tan in new § al styles of Pure Lisle-Thread H« designs of lace boot effect; pair, Plain Silk-Lisle Hosiery, in t ay, pink, sky, navy or pony ysiery, ac tan, gt pair, 2Se Cotton Hosiery, tan broidered styles; pair Plain Black Cotton Hosiery, silk- finished ; Black Cotton or, in em also Pla 1 Hosiery | iery with split foot so comfort- a pair, 25c. in white; ab 3 for tender feet; sauze-Lisle Hosiery, pair, 25c, top; OUT SIZES— k and Tan Cotton Hos- pair, 25¢. on Hosiery, with ribbed pair, Plain with split foot; Amookeng Aer te: Dress Gingham, 10c Yd. Of this well-known and por sortment of cok ! styles ir 7s an Especially adapted for dresses, s Drapery Items Oriental-Stripe Couch Covers, in dark, serviceable colors. Sixty inch- es wide, $1.75; 72 inches wide, $1.95. Open-Work Barred Scrim, ecru, 40 inches wide; suitable for sash cur- tains or long curtains; a yard, 19¢ Taffetas and Cretonnes, in floral designs, for bed sets, window cur- tains or over-drapes, 36 inches wide; a yard, 12%4c. White Lace Curtains, of mesh, 243 and 3 yards long; $1.50 Weuiile Lids Glvves Broken lot of Suede-Lisle and Cashmerette Gloves; pair, 10c 12-Button Length Lisle Gloves, with sack wrist and one row of stitching, in black, white and tan; pair, 25¢ Two-Clasp Lisle Gloves, with Paris-point stitching, in black, white, tans and grays; pair, 25c. firm pair, ° Sacques and Kimonos 75c—Dressing Sacques, of kimono flannelette, made loose, with three-quarter puff sleeves and close-fitting neck, with turnover collar. $1,00—Dressing Sacques, of kimono flannelette, dark blue patterns, Made with tucks over shoulders, high neck with turn- over collar, and Bishop sleeves, with turnback cuffs; fitted belt and circular peplum. Com fortable gar- ments for cool mornings. $1.00 trimmed with conventional, ICK & NELSON INCORPORATED var Gingh ecks, ques in dark blue, light blue, Made long and full; shirred across shoulders, and Persian floral trimmed with plain-colored bands, wing a large as- also plain colors. ts; yard, 10c. Handkerchiefs Women’s— Sheer Quality Hemstitched Hand- kerchiefs, Sc. Sheer Quality Hemstitched Em- broidered Handkerchiefs, 6c. Sheer Quality Crossbar Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, in dainty color effects, 64c All-Linen Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, 6%4c. Men’s— Cambric chiefs, Se. Good Quality Mercerized stitched Handkerchiefs, 644c. Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, many new colored effects, 10c. Belts and Beltings “Co-Ed” Belts, of elastic, with leather front, in vest effect, closing with large pearl buttons, 48c. Elastic Belts, with riveted buckles and b: pieces, 75c, Washable Belts, in embroidered effects, with pearl buckles and patent hooks ; 25 lastic 25¢ and 35c. Fancy Woven Beltings, many styles of gilt combinations ; yard, 25¢ and 35c Washable Beltings, white with col- ored ires; yard, 25c. White Washable Beltings, bro- cade designs; yard, 15¢ and 35e, Neckwear and Veiling Dutch Collars, in a good assort- ment of styles; 10¢ to 50c Tailored Stocks, white and colors, three- and five-button effects; 22c and 25c. Jabots 10¢ to 25¢ Mesh Veilings, from 5c to 23c Hemstitched Handker- Hem- in steel Belting, silk-faced; yard, in many different styles, many patterns, -Long Kimonos, of heavy cotton crepe, black, gray, red or pink. bands. Oriental Many others in or design challis, Home Journal Style Books i me ort AT 02134 Ay. Cor. Spring LAUNDRY COLLARS Ic, 2c, 2i¢ borrow money, |furnished, Soo page 6. WANT-~A restaurant or store, - ALBERT MANSION, Jeweler 6. *ee| Do you want to Firwt and Cherry ee page + ates ® . Optical Department Help wanted “male, Page 6, ***| See who loans It, on page 6, o e @ me e WANT—Rooms, furnished or un-| | Fi hime) CUFFS 4c ca INST SHIRTS 8c WANT —To sell your furniture, eee! Seo page 6. ove