The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1910, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR CUMMINS FIGHTS FOR PROGRESSIVE sof the Univer PLATFORM IN IOWA CONVENTION TEN CK MAKES =. : HRRRAAARERRER RARER HERER RRR E EHS Insurgents Control Conven-| ~ OTHONG HAGE = ho 0 BRIEN MAY It ts VICTOR ZEDNICK quest t PENNSYIVANIA SEN. BOURNE | A Tiny Purchase of Women’s Sample Fall Suits ie. SEATTLE aa e — s and 38 Only (By United Press.) WILKESBARRE, Pa. Aug vestigated th ditions of the coal wi eastern feularly ing tions under SERRE EEEAAA EEA EEA EEE AERA EAE EERE EEE eee ee u alladadeMeMaMaMade Meta Metedete? dated te, tetete de tetedededadetietatatatated More Closes Dally at 6:80 are working countless quest black hand and of “undesirable eases Italians whe refused to give him Outlook appe e€ in the history of Turdere that have occurred at the settlement of |” Pittston. Roosevelt and Lawrence Abbott | * safer arrived here at midnight and slept |," " at the home ot the Rev. Father Curran, Accompanied by John | misty to dinnct lenisiation to take 4: \\\ bicheit and Pater Curran they |‘ an OP has ai 2° SAE A CS urne ye in an automobile to pire SESS ae A i q aun a senate Pittston, where the colonel pursued f An attractive display of early Fall models in Women's bis inquiries | : agtrac wiheg ge le Say ae Nothing Spectacular. | } Coats, cut on entirely new lines, some double - breast The party toured the valley i} : j i ht 54 some i-fit and some tight ing, cut and visiting the mine workers, miners’ | i z \ homes and factories. When asked | ih = inches re s for Women and Misses if he intended donning overalls 1 the line, and models appropriate for st: and entering the mines, Roosevelt | said | | Sy steamer w Price $25.00. “No, this is not a spectacular acme beetpnoearanstnsastaastaciinsioaiiinsinigudeapnnmapaagutnninatnanindisadainiont een im the. mine “cages, that is no| | Women’s Double -Tipped Silk Gloves at ne 85¢ c and $1.00 pair novelty for me. I made this trip *B, to obtain first hand knowledge of| 41), ; Ih VOMED Cl ASP SILK GLé SOc PAIR WOM I fON-LENGTH SLLK the living and social conditions of} 4)... wit . | double-tione fingers, ar e in ck, white and | 85 1 a ‘ the miners. I do not intend gtudy rn ' ing the inside workings of a mine 3 es ha The human side appeals more " regen aR a LK GLOVES, $1.00 PAIR WE WiLL BUILD i ne ; ere = | Several New Lines of Tailored. Waists Now in in n Evidence (ty Unites Press.) NY new models in the always-popular strictly tailored W: are now being PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 3.—Port | shown, i ate especial attention is invited to the strong values presented in the land will have another theatre fn ny nd con = 7c Aug. 1, 1911, controlled by ne a Erlanger. tu iH be # i \ nal 1 models featured at | At $3.75 i The land on which the theatre | o : Na \ will be located is owned by Charles Sweeney, the Spokane capitalist, | and the building will be construct: | pr ed by an investment company, of | w which he is the head wris and $5.75 Two decrees of divorce were granted « tm Seattle yenterday | yeaterday ee eS ~2 Q FREDERICK & NELSON, Ie | | Hats and Coats for the Little Ones: Early Fall Sige ‘Basement Salestoo Be eat racctin nance nee ve ee | Seasonable Ze, || 4 SCE sesso Sone ea na guia Ceci en ree Millinery |g ~ 3 || N 4 port crohns aes’ @4 ; GOLF-RED BROADCLOTH Offerings | enh @eeokeeece ace NEW HINDOO TURBANS AT $5.00— {ill GIRLS’ GOLF-RED MUSHROOM HATS Sree |e ‘masehty Deh ign Draped with pretty Persian silks, in actintion | 7 AT $2 Made of fine felt, matching Coats at | percal pls of blue, green and red. $5.00 and $8.50, de above,’ and prettily trimr RUNNER TURBANS AT $3.75—Of draped HH} NS ecoming styles are shown in panne rink chambray gingha i black taffeta silk, trimmed with colored silk pom velvet and soft 3.95, $4.50 and $6.9 | Made ver ianging like a okirt pons. ee SI xew uvrennuen siapes ar $296 Hf Automobile and ane Rugs in Excellent Assortment 1 AND $2.95—Of velvet and corded silk, in small, } medium and large effects. M ANY new designs in Robes of domestic and foreign manufacture are featured in our excellent dis a ; a , GEE play, all at very moderate prices. Ol Y OSTRI ) MES ; ata we P : ao R a0 aoe z ISTRICH PLT LE AT here are bright Scotch plaids in the various | $14.75. Also in evidence is a good range of pat o.70 AND $4.95—Eighteen- and 21-inch terns in Indian Robes, in charac teristically odd pat cla ome re ) ind othe in on one side lengths, in black and white Basement 1s, some reversible and others plain on one side, terns and vivid colorings, appropriate for couch anniata sh onmahlaetapdlatacitaadhin oer Se OED at $4.85, $7.50, $7.85, $10.00, $11.50, $13.50 and covers or slumber robes, at $8.50 each, Well- Tailored Dress Skirts, $5. 00 | RERR cctic wb ithe Belding Seton datas eh a Mail Orders LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL Filled PATTERNS - INCORPORATED ——........ aE Carefully FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc, : [ Bermiae | Store Clowes Dally at 6.30 Cont Rocker Special $83. 65 f hard-wood, | golden, with ed leather seat, bronze color, le and attrac. vearance. Spe- 3.65. Well-built of fir, with front, back and sides of wire net. Useful the year ‘round, Spec le | $1. 00. a FIRST FLOOR, ANNEX “7 | Glassware Specially Priced COLO! DECORAT- NIALlED LEADY VASES, SPE BLE TUM GrAL. exe'| 2EERS Ree EACH May SIAL, SET be had in sizes | OF SIX, 25¢— FLOWER ranging from | Two of the 10 to 12 inches | in height three styles are PIECE BER PECIAL SS j Set ii sign, consisting No et 4 six individual dishes (07 t The Regal Steel Range has { Wellsville blued steel lined flues, drop fire hed oven top # keled trimmings. with oven ches, $29.00. inch % ecto First Fioot F vedinaek & Nelson Incorporated 14x 18 ; By