The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1910, Page 10

WILL LAY CORNER STONE AT MONROE!|f Tho board of mahagers of ithe state reformatory at Monroe Met in Seattle yesterday and completed # | arrangeme nis for a corner stahe Rupber | !ying at Monroe May 28, whieh will formally inaugurate €176,000%n | Improvements that have been start. ji ed there ‘The managers have $260,000 @p- dil propriated by the last legislatute. il } | CENSUS WILL SHOW 300,000; WORK PROCEEDING RAPIDLY LONDON GAMBLING ON AAW RUBBER (Hy United Press) LONDON April, 21 gambling is tightening tts hold on London, Raw rubber ia selling at 12 shillings 10 pence (82.08) @ pound for manufacturing purposes The steady rise of prices to this unprecedented figure accounts for the prevailing mania Certain authorities Besides the board of managets, f | which tneludes Corwin 8 Shank, Frank Jackson, M. A. Langhorne of Tacoma, Fred Reeves, Wenat chee, and C. B. Ree, several promt { the state will be pres. ¢ Maso ritual hold that a nent mep o! ent to give below the de are convinced that movement has nearly r height, and that a disant action ix about to begin part of the deal nic Teamsters Will Help, The Teamsters’ union will back and aid 4 asuiet in every way work horse parade ch will be held July 4, “Three thousand teams will be in line, anid F. EB. Mills, at the meeting of many expect tr @ acale hitherto tory The ed wit tional lations lomer Will pay cash or trade for see Soldier Boys Will Dan. ones and bieyelea, A. I Mall, 1111 Th Ye 8 0 WHITE MACHINES REDUCED TO $30 B. D. VORIS Pioneer Dealer in White Sewing Machines. 11058 Third Av., Seattie, Wash. Ind. Phone 594. Sunset—Main 705. SHOWING CENSUS MAN AT WORK, TAKING NAMES, TYPICAL PICTURE of the As a re offic mer in wh us Hil h and d en man: | tor Mt put his w New Improvement Club Residents of Rave ‘ r Ihurst Kast nha and he north Laure vated in Pontiac mportant this ti roads and to brir © ments and ally tn th It You | und give at » i gure and xe of the fam and then and hold for the ecaciaeaabe FREDERICK & NELSON, Store Cloves Daily at 3.00 Inc. FURNI. UKE TALKS ON = : mia | resem |Hasement Salesroom! His Teeth “Best Ever” Smart New Turbans at $5.00 || Toot day adds ripe yer) of i teeth Ghited Sintse~end without The Basement Salesroom Millinery | Section #s showing a large and attract- ive new lineof Turbans popularly priced at $5.00. DRY GoOtS FURNITURE In a letter recently received trom ff ® patient, Mr. W. A. Jordan, for merly of Georgetown, but now liv tribute to the merits of this plan of restoring teeth.” These are made up in straw | “aberdeen, Wash. Feb. 4, 1910. : . “Rega! Dentists and pyroxylin, come in black, gray jf “Gentlemen—I am very’ mach pleased with the full set of teeth Which your company prepared for and champagne and are effectively At esent I ble to ¢ “ y shac : ¢ 2 ne ee. At present I am able to cat trimmed with wheat, small flowers, #f caried of way tite. Thathing you ribbon and wing effects. for this happy condition, | am, “a Rides i “Yours truly. “wW. A. JORDAN.” There cre some teeth that are Very poor in the veginning—-hardly - Good Quality Taffeta Petticoats, “ety $2. 95 i Worth the growing--and we won | @er why Nature has been so un - * eal lored ‘ | Rank to tne goer vietin | An unusually interesting of rising we ored Petticoa i Bhe does not always do a good | good quality taffet ilk, n 10-i h pin-t i job, while, on the other hand, she full percaline under-ruffl will make a set of teeth that will : n n be so perfect and beautiful that ff and changeable effects, includit F white the fortunate owner ts the recipt (Ml Jichyt et “ik , ; jgnt-piu ig aa xT Li ent of ratulations during the ght-blue, lig tk Bn. . green, blue for him, he can = ol ag A Pretty House Dress of Percale at $10 0 the originale because Dress made n illustr ff black ud oht-blie ial atte chact ble pe wy qu Du n att ive and practic Pte. ble to tell from natural | Fious i { { eT r } , 1 | ' ‘ I ’ } i ‘ ' I cr ie rple aril k, 44 inées Wide P Net in deern Attractive Specials in Women’s and Misses” Dependable Shoes and Oxfords REGAL "DENTAL OFFICES P’ 1405 3rd Av., Cor. of Union St tor ‘ oO d t ne aes r 1 ioh Cul heal BROKERS eu "ECIAL $2.50—Patent | “ | | ) | 1 | Walls & Lewis Co. || ,, “acta , ; NEW YORK STOCK P dye , ‘ dd GRAIN AND PROVISIONS \ ( el | Private Wires | ( 0 H Main 779 Ind. 2280 i} 327-328 Bailey Bidg i DOWNING, MOVKINS & RYER, Ine Ladies’ i niemed 4000 Mail > ac FF Home Pee wl BROKERS ii downed Carefully |} Stocks, Urals and Provisions Patterns “Fill 4 . 1 104-906-200 Alnska Midge | eee = | THE SEATTLE STAR | strapped and plaited. le Variety of Styles in Women’s Hosiery at 50c Pair | Purnituce Dry Good FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Btore Clones Dally at 6:90, i THI novelty MATERIALS suiting Good quality plain and diag s, including shepherd's check effec PHE COLORINGS—Gray, Tan, Reseda, } J Wistaria Values of superior merit are apparent at, special, Many. new arrivals in the various lines of We in evidence, including Long Coats in shepherd Coats of natural pongee a Coats of Tussah | White Serge Taik Suit The Petticoats involved are made of extra-heavy taffeta silk in a broad range of light and dark col- ors, attractive Dresden designs, and also.in stylish black-and-white and blue-and-white one-inch checks. | These have deep tucked flounces, some strictly tailored, some trimmed with tucking and self bands, others Exceptional values are represented at, special, $4.50. rive 3 At this popular price we are showing a selection that embodies b a varied range of qualities and styles, including fine Cotton, id Silk-Lisle Hosiery , Women's fine quality Silk-Lisle Hosiery, in black, white and an | ortment of staple and fancy shades; 50c pait / j Women's Medium-weight Sea-island Cotton Hosiery, in black, | strictly hand-seamed ; 50¢ pair Women’s plain black Gauze-Lisle Hosiery with 4-inch welt; 50¢ } Women's Fancy Lisle Hosiery, including polka-dots, pin-dots, } | | checks, stripes, Van Dyke effects and floral designs; 50¢ pair | Seasonable Displays in the Men’ s Furnishings Section, First Taffeta Silk Petticoats Specially Priced below: THE STYLES—The Coats are semi-fitting, 32 to 36 incl with good quality messaline. Some are severely tailored, othe _ collar and faney cuffs, and are finished with silk n mings and buttons. Skirts are the popular plaited m | Important Values in Tailored Suits at, Special, a 0 THIS timely special offering fee Nay a number of the season’g most favored models in Tailored Suits at an unusually interesting figure. Every garment in the collection is marked by a distinctly high order of design and tailoring, and the materials and colorings are those in popular demand, leading characteristics of the offering are briefly summarized The fc BR ~ Second Pegg: long, lined have shawl v braid trim. and smart Black and Wear are | erge; Long v models in at $4.50 SPECIALLY FEATURED AT SPECIALLY FEATURED ? $3.00—New and attractive blocks $4.00 AND $5.00—Stetson Hats if in Schoble Hats, designed especial- a large range of Spring shapesa ly for us, to our own specitications colorings PLAIN AND PLAITED SOFT SHIRTS AT $1.00, SHIRTS AT $1.50 AND $2.00 $1.50, $2.00, $2.25, $2.50 AND SH M effective new pattern nd Styles with collar tached, desis 3 bein lisplaved in able for g general outt attached be abe ¢ wear, shov : of light and rings. Spring and Si es lines in wool, silk, linen, Tiste@a Underwear I $5.00 | Seatile Agents for Globe-Wernicke “‘Elastic’’ Bookcases and Sectional Filing Devices F REDERICK & NELSON Nice URINATE Mail Orders Carefully Filled Firat Floor ih ca n usetto Ot e, and pounds, re top, covering spac McCray | Refriger- ators