The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1910, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR ee | 8 | « a7 Be ey Interesting Values in Dining Tables and Chaiy, (iy United Press.) CITY CCHOOLS FS Samanta Hoty Ereet ene Sean vy nd the Owing to the fact that a recent shipment of Oak Jéxtension Tables was receiv slightly | | had fared, “Jurymen have | emorgency t ° aged condition, we obtained a material price concession from the manufacturer and ar enabled ty a Press.) | psi: ah petted ‘ 10 tion tat 1. hgeeanied offer some very exceptional value We were enabled to secure at the e time of MEXPenisigs PH ng gee TE | amiling in a justice | Mra, H, P 1, who had been the Dining Chairs ata very low figure and have marked these also at unu agvant DEee the jury + jogaton at the an a ver nstalled in| T dict agains ireen for the but declined, war “%, Fire Pigg eb ols w ffset the | full amount asked. A safe de at & meeting youter % ber rd a tat a eet posit come ad sued to re oon, and was prevatled tt made by Mayor Gover the t of five years’ |upon to accept he anno rd an ‘ ee storage of books and records of her policies a strong working organ ' Seid « the} her father's estate, and asked ization and joyalt u sration Pr hing | for $569. Other officers w od ae fol falist | lo Mre. Henry W. Lung, re ting of the | jcording secretary; Mrs, M.A. Raser and = talked | SEATTLE GRILL corresponding secretary; Mra. W/P nister sug-| Harper and Mrs. ©. EB. Bogardue len try to TO OPEN SOON fcrrne to the state federation ment | MISS ELVA CLOSE meeting next fall In Walla Walle | TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May 4—| Mra. Milo J, Loveless and Mra, H ywed l When W s Fox. ec ) supert TY. Granger, al Aton tendent at Orleans, Ind., jilted M A nove) entertainment, a “A Trip Elva ¢ T Ha ow Around the World,” will be A ' ¥ ‘ M by committee of the various ‘ w w ft { Starting from the 6 | he 1 he wa t #, members and © | dle © rounds of pri And th Thad iI be decorated angry wa ‘ Tepresont various nations, and w . where refreshments peculiar to ee . ; ca 5 Brie he : t ¥. ' rte these nations will be served GOLDEN ELM| GOLDEN ELM|’ GOLDEN OAK DINING TABLI DINING CHAIR,| DINING CHAIR, | SPECIAL $8.00—A Solid NCOUVER Re given SPECIAL $1.15—A | spECIAL $1.35—An | tension Table offered at an « ts well-made, wood seat | | icuatly te (ee a nA iis meds A b f Wt city. iy Murphy yesterday ee , I Th 1 n a hare Viner is re top extending sare back somehc nid = z Has shi Se a ack it legs, to you at ' - : : F ts : : 1and turn nd pee better taste,” the mayor replied FURNITURE | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. | pulisiteieg | fle back, leg and er stroeaigal DRY GOODS | Store Closes Dally ot 680 DRY GOODS | and bac I : ’ ¢ ut | ated WIFE DESERTER . gh for hard amg IS BROUGHT BACK TO STAND TRIAL Basement Salesroo Tailored Suits for Misses and Women $12.50 | Values of Rare Importance at A Suit-selling event that is de dee answer to a char ife « tion. Risbridger deserted his and §-months-old child Inst Dece der. He was at that t#ne work! as a cigar maker for the Wrig cigar factory He was located {n San Francisco, and Barck was sent to bring him | back. The cigar makers of San Francisco subscribed a fund to en-| able him to fight extradition. KILLS SELF AT TABLE ON BOA idedly out of the ordinary, presenting val ues of remarkable interest in smart models for women, small women and misses. > | EARLY ENGLISH DINING | 6-FT. EXTENSION TABLE, SPE-| CHAIR, SPECIAL $2,50—A OAK DINING TABLE, SPECIE i CIAL, $6.75—Table is constructed of | strongly made Dining Chair of | $10.50—A Solid Oak i solid oak, square top measuring 42x42 | hardwood finished rly English. | Early English finish, i inches, well constructed, and supported by | Has slat back and continuous | inches in diameter. Has flat rim Four i five fluted and tarned legs. Specially | back-leg posts, saddle-shape wood | non-opening pedestal, shaped legs a Typteal I] priced at $6.75 because of slight imperfec- | seat and shaped front legs securely | claw feet. This Table is both att While the steamship Governor Mode! tions braced. and serviceable. ene KS was in the Straits on its trip to| Seattic yesterday noon, Gravimini Domenico, an itatian in the steer- age, committed suicide at the din- * ner table. Domenico placed a re- 4 volver to hig head and pulled the trigger. The bullet entered his brain, causing immediate death. $12.50 where it will be held in an to Mm something of the dead) tecedents. DIES TO WIN $4 ii _ FOR HUNGRY FAMILY (By Cottee Vress) HUNTINGTON, Ark., May 24. —To win a purse of $4, with which to buy food for his starving wife and five children, J. L. Osborne, a miner, agreed to leap from a 50-foot bridge Into Cherokee cheek, and then swim 150 yards to the shore. Osborne made the leap, lost the money and his life. He landed safely in the water, but was caught in a whirlpool and HARDWOOD _ROCK- | calges 8 SE tie | REED ROCKER, SPE-| PORCH CHAIR, :R, SPECIAL $1.85 ROCKER, SPECIAL | CIAL, $2.35—Rocker of | —A typical value ita Jedroom or Sewing Rocker | $1.95--Hardwood rock- | natural color reed, finished | Chair, of maple, from of dependable construction | ¢ istiten Hates in shellac, with frame sub- | extensive assortment of 5 . | er in golden finish with | stantially. constructed of | class of Summer Fu and attractive appearance, The offering embraces strictly-tailored and handsomely braided styles, the coats lined with soft silk or peau de cygne and the skirts in various plaited | models, some with draped tunic Che materials are fine French and storm i] serges, diagonals, worsteds, Rajah silks, plaid and stripe suitings s attracti reed seat aa Hf Be ae ] The colors include navy, tan, gray, green, ] of hardwood, finished gold- | cane seat and reed back, | signed with ie | cobbler seat, spindle | light color maple stock. Has | This Ch drowned. The purse was paid |] i | back, rodded arms and | ae wae Sidew. $12 50 black, brown and: old-blue. Sizes, 14, 16 and 18, | $12 50 } } ae spindle back and | “"~" 11 : r turned stretchers and back | slat back, and is * eis } . | *s ysgiee . ’ , ‘ hs Be | ° cobbler seat turned leg posts. posts. for use indoors or out Dance at Dreamtand tonight. it i: land Women's sizes 34.t0 42 Pas | | } F | fe e indoot A Special Offering of Trimmed Millinery At $3.50 at this special price includes many in the season's ite Something for the Ladies A ' Collapsible Go-Carts, Special iim $3.98 : The interestin decidedly pretty mo pes and co A favorable purchase results in this decidedly un- “Pulleasy” | fF Hots = Racantionaile aetenctine Valin ate indi ated at § steel, after the most approved design, have spring idee Aotiees z : rm sacar earn pipet etn nnonrmbaenc eNO Salderoom: My § scat, reclining back, ball-bearing wheels and heavy THE peSr ver FoR << Po sie M k f ry t rubber tires, and fold with a.single forward motion, OFFICES, STORES. i ', Pp akes 0 orsets 4 Aabencvinronpilie tio: pseionintie Old Frames Recovered Phone Eaet 694, ind. 4640 For Salesman Kinnear Mfg. Co. 2001-7 Eastlake Av. | At $1.00 and $1.50 s in $1.00 and $1 orsets, dy, Corset “H,” C. B. a la Hardwood Camp Stool, A quantity of Hardwood Camp Stoo to be sold at @ \ large assortment of effe: CUPBOARD, SPECIAL ryan Mhebpst cedhehea path - Ti $4.65—A roomy cupboard, low price, all strongly braced, with stout brown cam Spir e Pari ana and new Worcester and Thompson ibstantially built of fir and Seat; just the thing for use around camp and cottage e-Fitting Corset finished dark golden; has summer outings, Special 25e. three full length shelves, two 1 413, at $1.00, is a medium Has extremely long skirt, the The bust model for the avera xtending several inches below the boning and completely en Made of stror itiste, trimmed at top with band of edge, and fitted with two pairs of hose supporters peeengetneeenenresnennice provided with spring lock fix the First Floor of the Annex { Blue Willow Decorated Dinner Set, Price $7.00 Basement Salesroom. Women’s Lisle and Taffeta Gloves, 25c Pair \ Women's fine quality Lisle and Taffeta Gloves in two-clasp style, This is the old-fashioned Blue Willow pattern of ¢ er's make, shown in black, white and popular shades. Price 25¢ 57) emai cellent 50-piece Service, strong value at $7.00. Main 6260—Phones—Ind 15 ee DRIDG Furnishers 1107 Pike Street Between Boren and Minor. Basement Sales May be had in open stock priced as ‘follows: Ceneits Combination Union Suits, Special 35c Garment These Combinat Dinner Plates, set of six, Soup Plates, set of six, 75¢. $1.00. Fruit Saucers, set of six, Breakfast Plates, set of six, | 40¢. BS¢. } Oatmeal Saucers, set of six, Pie Plates, set of six, 58¢. | 65¢. Cups and Saucers, set of six, | Vegetable Dishes, 30¢ and $1.00. | 406. BROKERS | Walls & Lewis Co.} NEW YORK STOCK GRAIN AND PROVIGIONS | Private Wires | Main 7791, Ind, 2280 327-328 Bailey Bidg and mus Are all 1its consist of lisle vest in low neck, sleeveless style umbrella knee, some edged ‘with narrow lace. and le. Special 35¢. NIT VESTS, 15¢; 2 FOR 25c—Excellent quality in low neck, sleeve iged with lace or crochet, Come in white, pink and blue Baseme rederick & tee \Freder INCORPORATED Pagan | | DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, Ine (Established 1999) BROKERS Blocks, G Both Ph Mail Orders | Carefully Filled REDERICK & NELSON INCORPO sand 9 © 270. = RATED ceeeeesenne