The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1910, Page 8

4 THE SEATTLE STAR SPOKANE POLICE CHIEF CLOSES New Krupp Gun to Bring ee ji FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. [ Furniture } Store Cloves Dally at 6:96 | Dry Goods 1 . |hecome alatned 0 er | fired from this gun leaves a tratl of . * . sued 8 i gg = UO vache] iy alba: wikc uy saea {fired from th Recent Arrivals in the Ready-to-Wear Section filing suits of os against Act ey the Spx Press, which b8/ of the aerpplane before the Krupps, | xmoke behind it, The gunner ean | ing Chief ' yhn T. Sullivan, | led tn a fight against poll meth E b M Ch . d Di . . e Haart an order yesterday direet:|oda, Include the alles that |German gunmakers, had set to woik ght along this smoky tral! and mbrace Many Charming and Distinctive Models in t t v ' oe of tld ute | houses of tihreput b eb low a the ¢ © close: te ciline land thet Bavestchaar a | not is necessary he new aere ti t wether ay nwa tore tha frm wees enenton | gi siseityce aie’ ff Practical at Home an reet Fr 0 protect eee Ses we shag ye “ " " tne travels around on an automobile | said the ch The state law! pension = a oe rag ae ee “ They think they have succeeded, | 1 carriage, It can also be used on Ty ; an ieeiieee he at he has take ion | | im | warships Se, | he present display of Dresse ppropetatel law wh and destroy evidence | Z for at-home and street wear is extenst aw . ' him. The charges, which} ; ny 1 tensive and tt , cight counts, will be heard is characterized by an unusual diversi 1 tment city counell tonight Aa Beit Waa pre ersity of Oo Many Varig: tions for several se ms p Che new veiled effect Which add in no small degree to the charm of coloring, especially in combing. tions, enter extensively into the season's mode Innovatic in the styles are not} vests COMMISSION FOR SPOKANE (iy United Press) SPOKANE, Sept election is being held day to choose a comm 15 freeholders, who shail vise the charter of the city, giving Spokane a commission form of government. confined to the skirts, the waists also sha ing many entirely new idea Following the seasor tendency toward slender, direct lines, many of the waistsag fashioned with the one-piece gracefully slop. ing shoulder Materials are crepe de chines, crepe ime ors, rich light-we t chiffor aa satin erge nd marquisette king’s-blue, green, light- and medial 4 Wilhelmina-blue, 1 lack, choice ¢ of brown and m ’ersian effects. Ag ber of especially handsome models are in ewe dence at $45.00, $65.00 and $85.00. HARGE LADOVICH KAUFMAN. KUBIAK faces today whenever the Kaufman-|could whip both Kaufman and Ku lf | SCRAP A FIASCO, | Kubiak fight is mentioned. On all blak simultaneously the | In name mouths, fight fans are making wry | sides the fight is branded as a fl ring wits MORBER BALTIMORE, Md., Sept. 27.-—/aseo, and the general verdict in| The newspapers gave Kaufman! | With a very bad taste in thetr| Baltimore tg that Jack Johnson! the decision FREDERICK & NELSON, li. BASEMENT SALESROOM NEW YORK, Sept. 2 fonable “400" of New Yor agog over the run ment of “Alfie the beautiful div Hollins-MeKim with the added Second Flow, New Three- Piss Combination Undermuslins T and the Va Vanderbilt name bit dollars Mrs. a ine Me Kime W. , ° . 1 => CHAVEZ DEAD omen’ sand Misses’ Street Coats $14.75) $1.00 $1.50 $2.95 cial arbiter and queen of the : ‘ : ; Setropelian ewellécmn Psgeorsareremne Sizes 14, 16 and 18; 34 to 44 Astraktive values in theve Sam TAEXTERMINATOR OF SKUNKS | moe esate ec garments, which set off the outer apparel | (Bulletin) —George Chavez,the | , rme he he outer, ; TACOMA, Sept. 27-—The Metro Schcvicn aumoe aiecu ars: a | N EW, skillfully designed and excellently - tailored Long the best possible advantage, having 10m politan park be hire an officia! skunk killer for| 2:20, He suffered agonies until necessary fullness. Coats for Misses and Women, made of golf cloth, $1.00—Three-piece Combinations of f Point Defiance park. G. J | shortly before his death, when | S « was engaged, on the basis of 25| he lapsed into a state of coma, | cheviot, serge, broadcloth and diagonals, in. tan, assorted sook, trimmed with lace edge and finishé a. aa wae And domesticated | ffem which he did not rouse, | -_ hike and 2 ee ; bottom of garment with lawn ruffle. 4 and raccoons, have been makiN§/ Craver is a Peruvian aviator wail grays, navy, black and brown. These Coats are full-length, $1.50—Three-piece Combinations of good quality nainsook, trimmed Se ee ED = s — oe Oe plain-tailored models, with combination storm collar; also lace edge and beading drawn with ribbon. Skirt and Drawers are edged 0 am will go} A untains, and nearly com ‘ - “Do rou ki a wil nd be Pg sang sagan » fell side-belt styles, semi- and 34- fitting, with regular and_rag ruffle joined to Corset Cover with be ading: arth. | <b a prize of $10, $2.95—Three-piece Combinations of fine nainsook, trimmed at top a | | | lace and beading; lower part of garment is trimmed with lawn ruffle oe lace Women’ s Cross-Bar Lawn Night Gowns, Special § Women's Slip-over Gowns, of fine cross-barred lawn, prettily tim round neck and sleeves with lace insertion, edged with bias fold of n drawn with ribbon vine Imported | New Fall Styles ia | Chiffon Cloth Veils Embroideries Leather $2.75 Each _ broideries, in Hand Bags new yle patterns W i é ae MPORTED — Chiffon Ne} ae ans eyelet variety cae man?” asked the mi “Sure,” replied the young man: | Chavez was awar “down to the river 000 for his Might “INNOCENTS ABROAD” UP TO DATE The “Innocents” Being American Consuls, and the Following the &/ Stories They Write to Uncie Sam's State Department. lan sleeve. We illustrate one style from this attractive col lection at $14.75, —Dasement Saleer New Arrivals in Women’ sand Misses’ Street Dresses at $16.75 Sizes 14, 16 and 18; 34 to 42 ATERIALS are firm French and storm serge, in black, navy, light-gray, Copenhagen, wistaria, brown and green. Each Dress has been carefully tai- It is not recorded whether or not | pretty hard thing to keep securely locked in the people of Germany throw stones, but Consul General Robt. P Skinner, writing from Hamburg. nts of a man compe live in north |ff says they live in glass houses; at| western India, and at the same(i ke to own and operate least the demand glass bricks |‘ are very many, ac Lupton of} ct of arachi. In the t Sind, covering than 53,4 yon oo 30) miei lored and has the finish that only expert dressmakers Cloth Veils, 2 yards § designs ont nga, to a for { and f-the-o can impart long by 36 inches wide, ow Png ribet Fall pe nee seal wala The waists are trimmed with braid to match, have OF excellent quality firm, rd rocco and suede Ie H mandarin or full sleeve and some have lace collars and j lustrous cloth, with sin- § Flounc with strap and ratetall yokes. Skirts are in modified or strairht effects, some } gle, double or triple bar { tn gurecve:y < ' plain oF borders Exceptional ? ¢ for dresses, $ f rice: range f plain, others trimmed with piping or braid skirts. $1.00 = i Firat FD } value at $2.7 Timely Special Sale of Patent Tension, Self-Sharpening Steel She New Neckwear Arrivals Jabots and Tabs—a wide assort- designs in Sto choose from at Lace Yokes of Net or Venise ae ae are cette Oe. has increa nt years. The 7 ” nats th k d Round Collars, edged lenciennes lace, 25¢ in Ger! THE ADJUSTABLE TENSION SPRING DOUBLES THE USEFULNESS OF THE SHEARS ollow rectangula Fall Millinery Materials An excellent showing of the season's newest effects in Sh apes and Trim an ordina ticular! windows are the same vided. It is as considerable are construc rere BIDE VIEW TENSION ming all at prices that will interest the home milliner, Germans observe the old adage,| average native. seems unable to Small Heckle Br ms “People who live in glass houses | adapt himself to changed condi , " . eckle easts, in assorted colors, 65¢, s in the dark thor having been accustomed Ire 1¢ Breasts, in ; d range « YY . nly to bullock carts, he has taken BI “yan dia a FARES OF These Shear » made from high-grade carbon steel, by a process which ani n has | his time In getting out of the way le insures strength 1 keen cutting edge The tension-spring attachment il Albert|and when & motor approach Birmingham, England well, it ie evident that the consul has tried motoring in Karachi takes up all the wear on the rivet that the edges do not become dull, and er »adjust the edges so it any kind of material may be cut ease A simple turn of the thumbscrew shown in illustration tightens Up blades as closel may be desired i ibles the user It is hard to tell whether some of the mining comy in the Mexican state of Sonora are in the mining or the try busi ness, according to Consul Dye, of 39¢. —rirat Fst nd nine-inch sizes—Specia Special Showing of Women’s Fall Boots _ Sole Seattle Agents for the Famous Round Oak an Pre wear of opening and cl ame jodiate 1 __ Heating Stoves Nogales. cents a - ~~~~~~ ; 000. wor > oe M Women’s Lisle and Cotton Hosiery 000 worth of them was im; from the United Stator Surin th at $2.95 Pair Stationery Values | WOMEN'S BLACK GARR to naaete all the mis caer A WIDE as ortment of new sty les in patent, vici kid and gun-metal calf e, 50¢ 1 en ‘ 4 1Se } garter welts and vd linen heels ait BR ot ye tel aga ch, by leathers, in all sizes and widths, featuring short vamp, high arch, new pike ka } patel iealghiag three t fou ate heel, cravenette and velvet top Workmanship and material in these mod Pisce C ; f'n : : } BLACK HAND-SEAMED COTPOMEROE erately-priced Boots will bear keen scrutiny . a diene ; Prarie § HOSTERY. 5 vAT Of Sea Island oe ed nove 00d , § tor 1 wg! I ind double - wren ame Loon ; Pla ‘ , 4 and t — } <I Y, 50c PA Ir setiplgpessed 3 ery ear aie Keegra Z \ 25e pack ; I e double tor ble heels, Sole iy Sn TS Tec le “og? oc vi ie pa First ¥ § lit sole First Fioet, tically any metal except lead, | aye | ; f necessary to liné the steel she : h 195 pair leeaitanle aH a mY aa a ty was to find — Tue oi nee See perit th Li Pri d VN | Over 80 Samples of Heating Stoves Are Displayed in the |B ofa ain ittle sce Quote on New Laces | Stove Section, First Floor, Annex bel which has “dead wa | wh h “i Pelcnoeed Peay ( in} a ion Laces, in a | int de Paris and mandy Laces, ex eS when the doc ened e of th fixed into the inne green and gi k Char aces, Edges and | jingerie; unusual value-at, yard, 15 ° on RR PTE ae i $ effec desig nein . ai ‘ I at rd, 9 | Cordella Net, in well-selected new pat fs “a ev Ie tal ail Orde the @ ennes Lace n diamond | terns, cream, white and ecru, yard, 0c FREDERICK & NELSON INCORPORATED... eee Carefully Filled | Journal Patterns.