The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1910, Page 10

ty CHAS. A. WHITE. LEE O'NEIL BROWNE ROBERT E, WILSON in the Iitnols legislative sensation, which invo'vos a charge r the pureh These are the three prominent figures that Will orimer was elected United States senator votes of democratic legis lators charge originated with Repr ntative White, a democratic 7 in a Chie newspaper. He says he ived $1,000 for his vote for Lorimer as bis ¢ of a legislative “jackpot” for voting right on various measure Browne, democratte leader, and Robert E. Wilson, of the d aide pail attempt on White's part. The matter fs now under grand jury investis e to purify Ilinots politics, name ¢ hands of Browne and Wilson, and the THIRD TRIAL FOR os. ts" be $20,00 «Nivea was still obdurate, but he called MRS. K his lawyer, David W. Mulvane. United States deputy marshal all! calm the enumerator called a s has Mr. Quinton was arrested. He LAWYER REFUSED | rogues changes meskoest TACOMA, May S.-Miu. Mas TO TELL HIS AGE! Quinton whispered to Super whose second trial visor Van Zant the mysterious tine Kvalst (By United Press) number, said to be 50, and the ended lik e it, in a disagree TOPEKA, Kan., May 9.-—it is case against him was dismissed. ment of th ury yesterday, wil! generally supposed that it ie a However, Mr. Quinton had to woman's perogative to refuse to | pay $15 court costs tell her age. Census enume rators expect this and are pre Mrs. Stockey Dead. pared for it. But it was a great Mra. Harriet A. Stookey @ to an enumerator when | yours old, died yesterday after ed Eugene S. Quinton, @ at the county he from dr Topeka lawyer, his age and got Mire. Stockey iw be tried again, probably in June, for alleged com ity with Chas F. Newcomb in the murder of her husband The jury, which was discharged yesterday afternoon, after 24 hours’ of deliberation, stood eight to four in favor of complete ac-| this reply: caused the arrest of Mrs. Eitza quittal, At one time it stood nine “No power on can beth Day, superintendent of the to three for acquittal compe! me to tell r " Pacific hospital, on a charge In the woman's first trial, which The enumerator wasn’t fright- |inistreating her while she was a ended last November, the jury was! ened. He urged Mr. Quinton to [patient tn the Inatitution, Mre evenly divided between conviction comply with the law but re | Day was exonerated after an ine) of first degree wurder and acquit-! ceived the same answer. Still | vestigation. FURNITURE | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. FURNI.URE | DRY GoOocsS Store Closes Dally at 5.00 DRY GOODS New Models in Lingerie and Tub Dresses At $2.75, $3.75, $3.95, $4.75, $5.75, $6.50 and $6.75 A large assortment of pretty and well-made Lingerie and Tub Dresses is shown in the Basement Salesroom Ready-to-wear Section at the above low prices, and many very interesting values are afforded. Two typical models from the display are pictured to the left. The Lingerie Dress at $5.00 is made of good quality mull, with allover-em sleeves; well-finished throughout. The Dress illustrated at $3.95 is also and insertion. ‘Basement Salesroom At 25c and 35c cream, pink, light-blue Plain, 25c; with ruffle, 35c. $3.95 $5.00. Basement Salesroom Untrimmed Milan Hats| A large assortment of | Rough Straw Braid : res large and smal! shapes, is ety of desirable shapes, in| 5) Cyidence at $295: me natural or sunburnt color, at | dium size Black Neapoli- good assortment of $2.25, $2.50 and $2.95. | tans at $1.25. Turbans, at 95 Basement Salesroom Women’s and Children’s Footwear Moderately Priced Women’s Tan Pumps, sizes 2% to 7, in Girls’ Street Pumps, sizes 2% to 6, in pat Russia calf, with Goodyear welt sole and Cu- | ent or gun-metal leather, with plain toe and ban h $3.00. extension sole, $2.00. Girls’ Stylish Oxfords, in patent colt,| Children’s Black Kid Lace Shoes, sizes 5 1 bright kid or gun-metal, sizes 24% to 6, on | to &, 63¢ new five-toed last, with low military heel,| Infants’ Kid Lace Shoes with large top 2.35. | and patent tip, 24 to 5, 48 White Wash Fabrics Specially Priced at 14c Yard , A good assortment of seasonable fabrics has been prepared for the offer- ing at this special price, including the following: India Dimities in dainty pin checks, small Persian Mulls, 32 inches wide, in silk fin- cross bars, single and cluster cords. ish, Victoria Lawn in checks, plaids and cross ‘ bars, excellent for house dresses and chil. | Mercerized Madras, suitable for suits and Sreh's wear, waists, in pretty sprig, floral and spot pat Mercerized White Poplins, among the | t™5- Season’s favorite wash fabrics All specially priced at 14¢ yard. "ERAL THOUSAND YARDS OF WHITE CAMBRIC REM- | \ TO BE SOLD AT 7c YARD—‘Mill-ends” of fine white Cambric, 36 inches wide, in lengths of from 1 to6 yards. Frederick & Nelson INCORPO! » Basement Salesroom! broadery overskirt and three-quarter ff of mull, attractively trimmed with lace Parasols for Children| These are miniatures of the regular f styles, covered with good quality sat- i} een, and have scalloped edges and long wood handles with knob. Come in ff yellow and red. are displayed in a large vari- Black Neapolitans, in} Hats in white and | burnt, including a Hii woman who ofin Good Values Available in Untrimmed Millinery ||| i have folded bottoms fitted with a patented device that pre “ THE SEATTLE STAR rurNiruRe| FREDERICK & NELSON, DRY GOODS Store Closes Daily at 5:30 New Arrivals in Pretty and Practical White Sacques and Short Kimono, MONG the lines of Summer merchandise now featured in the Muslin Underwear Section are many neg! and pretty effects in Women’s Negligee Apparel, Attention is here directed to the excellent yalyg presented in White Dressing Sacques and Short Kimonos, of cool and dainty lawns and Swisseg, AT 85ce-—-Short Kimonos of white lawn; kimo- | AT $1.9; Dressing Sacques of no slegeve and garment finished with triple em-| lawn, with narrow tucks acro back lave circular peplum and short sleeve broidered scallops in delicate shade of light-blue : or lavender AT’ $1.00-——Dre tes of white lawn, ma beading drawn with ribbon style with rour k or fastening in front 4 in at wa vn with either rou nech The shee neck and lower ¢ e of garment are | with pink, light-blue or navy dots 1 effect in dain finished with in hand-eml ght-blue, lavender ty ex lelft bl These blue, “Th ciennes lace. Lace beading finishes embr ider and wear well | Al Sacques of whité dotted waist. with long sleeves and fitted peplum. Have tucks ac front and Dutch neck | to $5.00. House Dresses of Percale and Gingham, $1.50, $2.00, $3.50 and $5.00" $1.50-—Many attractive new styles in House Dresses $2.00-—-House Dresses in a variety of effective style in pereales in light-blue and white, plain pink, and Co- | one of chambray gingham in blue or tan, fastening in gn. These have Dutch neck | back and having Waist trimmed with plaid gingham in and long or short sleeves, or high neck with long | Gibson effect; has high neck, lor penhagen with white d sleeves. One pretty style of blue percale has the waist | with tucks in front sleeves and back are all trimmed with pattern border. | Waist fastening in front, witl tucked across front and square Dutch neck, front, $3.50—House Dresses of light-blue percale, oalder, | The skirt is gored and trimmed down Side with pattern | Dutch neck, short sleeves and white pique collar and border | cuffs. Skirt is made with deep yoke and kilted flounce. $5,00—House Dresses of French gingham; in blue, tan and white plaid, having Waist effectively trimmed } With pique and pear! buttons and plaited Skirt stitched to fit the hips smoothly. An Exceptional Offering of New Embroideries at, Special, 95c Yard This very timely offering includes a varied assortment of new Embroidery Allovers, Flounces, Bands and Ec and remarkably pretty effects, appropriate for summer gowns, graduation dresses and infants’ apparel, among them tl ALLOVER EMBROIDERIES, SPECIAL 95c EMBROIDERY FLOUNCES, YARD—On Swiss and Nainsook, in small and large YARD- elaborate designs, eyelet and shadow embroidered; : also patterns suitable for waist-fronts, yokes and sleeves. effects, small and large designs. LR OPP AAPA 18 and 27-inch widths, F values preSented are listed below. WOMEN’S COTTON CORSET COVERS AT 30c—-Come in medium or light weight cotton, with high neck and long, short or elbow-length sleeves WOMEN’S COTTON UNION SUITS AT 5S0c~—Shown in knee-length style with high neck and long sleeves, or sleeveless style with low neck and wide umbrella, lace-trimmed knee WOMEN’S COTTON UNION SUITS, AT 75c—Come in low neck, sleeveless style with | trimmed umbrella knee, also in low neck, sleeve- less style with cuff knee. 1A Variety of Styles in Leather Bags at $5.00! Large Stocks of Up-to-Date Notions The line of Leather Bags in evidence 3 quite extensive, including Bags of goat sez . : ~ one f y c 25¢ seal, with frames leather-covered, or of gun-metal or Ger ne-half pound, 25¢. man silver in gold or silver finish. Many of the styles grease spots, 15c, 20c and 45c > : . : . : Brown's Standard” Stocking Knee j vents them from sagging, eliminating the only objection $ Protectors, 25¢ pair. Parisian Kid Glove Finger D : to a folded-bottom Bag. All of dependable construction Princess Téilet-Pin Books, best English Colonial Waist Extenders, will and excellent values at $5.00. First Floor. pins, assorted sizes, 15c. bend, Sc. —Firet Float” Inexpensive Materials for Draperies in. Summer Bungalows and Cottages E 36-INCH FIGURED CURTAIN MUSLINS, 12c YARD | COLORED-FIGURED SCOTCH MADRAS, $1.00 YAR —A large assortment of dainty colorings and patterns, include ing light-blues, pinks and yellows, some in artistic striped ef- fects. These make charming Summer bedroom curtains, bed sets and side draperies. 32-INCH ENGLISH CRETONNES, 35¢ YARD—Serv- iceable, washable fabrics, suitable for Summer furniture cover- ings and draperies. eee eee and launders well. Strong Assortments of Favored Weaves and Colorings in Summer Wash Fabrics } Colored Dress Linens are in extensive demand this season, and are here given adequate representation, the showing inelt i] the coarse, crash weaves and Ramie or French Linen in all of the new colorings as well as the natural and staple shades. The wi range from 27 to 48: inches; priced at 30c, 45c, 50c, 65¢ and &5e yard. SILK AND COTTON CREPE, 24 INCHES WIDE, 50e YARD—A “ ing white. Appropriate for waists or evening gowns. een | PLAIN COLORED “TISSUE,” 27 INCHES WIDE, 50e YARD—-A silk and cotton fabric with self-color Jacquard coin spot. Shown in pink, FR light-blue, brown, old-rose, apple-green, lavender and white Women’ A variety of popular Spring models in Women’s Pumps comprised in the surplus lots that are being closed out at these special prices, and the values presented are unusually keen. Women's Black Cravenette Pumps, with Women’s Gun-metal leather collar and tip, instep strap, welt sole afid Cuban heel, special $2.35. | | | ; 4 heel, special $3.25, Women’s Patent Pumps with dull kid collar, instep strap, small leather bow, fancy tip, welt sole and Cuban heel, special $2.35, . | _ Women’s Patent Vamp Oxfords with gray suede top, pearl button fast- Wome! enings, plain toe, turned sole and Cuban heel, special $2. Gas Ranges Nees INCORPORATED with dainty Valenciennes lace. The square Dutca neck is finished with lace edge and embroidery quare Dutel AT $2.25—Empire Sacques of white Swi sleeve and circular skirt trimmed with Valen- _ Other pretty White Sacques priced from $2.95 ip, 2 These are on Swiss and Nainsook, in 12, nch eyelet and lace | in width, in closed and g A Few Representative Values From the Extensive Showing of Women’s Knit Underwear The Knit Underwear Section is replete with broad assortments of medium garments in styles and weights suitable for Summer wear. A few of the att this price is Tolman’s Flexible Turbans, will not Flower Pins, assorted colors, 6 for , imported calf heat the head nor injure the hair, 50c. Sapho Lisle Elastic Web, in color) 0 alligator, English morocco, Patent leather, pigskin and Superior Quality Dressmakers’ fe “Carbona” Cleaning Fluid, removes | —“Sun-fast” quality esting range of effective color combinations; drapes graceftt 36-INCH DOTTED SWISS, 18 YARD—This very € tive material comes in red, blue, yellow and green, with grounds, practical, durable and very appropriate material | bedroom, bathroom‘and kitchen curtains. —Third | | MERCERIZED COTTON POPLIN, 27 INCHES WIDE, lustrous fabric that drapes effectively; shown in plain light and dark colors. | YARD—Serviceable wash material; comes in light and dark colorsyi é SERPENTINE CREPE, 29 INCHES WIDE, 18 YARD—In | CHAMELEON SILK, 24 INCHES WIDE, 45e YARD—A silk and | grounds with dots and stripes ] cotton material with high satin finish. In plain colors For kimonos, sacques and waists SILK AND COTTON W —In pongee shade with white figured stripe effect. H PERCALE, 32 INCHES WIDE, 40¢ YARD—Pin ord blue, pink or black on white grounds. —First s‘Spring Pumps and Oxfords Specially Priced at $2.35 and $3.25 Pair three-eyelet style, with short vamp, round toe, fancy tip, welt sole and concave Cuban Women’s Patent Pumps with dull kid collar, patent leather bows toe, welt sole and concave heel, special! $3.25. ? All-Patent Blucher Oxfords, short vamp, round tot tip, welt sole and concave Cuban heel, special $3.25 ¢ FREDERICK & NELSON FURNITURE | | | | DRY GOopgs] outta 1 "4 Vian fine white and front. trimmed < Have full the short tucks over should Second Floor. s in elaboral : followings SPECIAL 95c EMBROIDERY BANDS SPECIAL, 95¢ YARD and N »k, up to 10 ind work lace effects First Floor, | WOMEN’S COTTON UNION SUITS $1.00—These come in medium weight cottons |ankle-length style with high neck and Jom | sleeves, ankle-length with high neck and | sleeves; knee length, low neck, sleeveless styl also sleeveless style with low neck, cuff or laa | trimmed knee, or ankle length. " WOM $ LISLE UNION SUITS, AT | —In ankle-length style with high neck and dam | sleeves, low neck, sleeveless style with enuff | or wide lace-trimmed umbrella knee and ! lace insertion. —First Pins, | yard, The Glacier Invisible Bronze Hair assorted sizes, 10c box. Tolman’s “Pearlbone” Pin-on © | Supports, 10c card. for window draperies, comes in an if also in dark grounds in Persian effect ISTINGS, 27 INCHES WIDE, 50c YAR and Oxfords is —First Floor, Blucher Oxfords, Mail Orders Car Filled ;