The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1910, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Store Closes Daily at 5:30, | legen “during the college year | after the freahies will be allowed to tend all social functions with) eption of the sentor and | varsity balls FURNITURE DRY GOODS was undergo Jpital, where he ing j treatment TODAY IN HISTORY PTEMBER 29, Mike Smith, a patient at the cour ty hospital, yesterday deetded that} he didn't like bis nur He |declded that he would like to Boll n Francisco. dealer, 3 he car track a erurban trains ok Smith back (By United Press.) ROCHESTER, N. Y Although the democ Yention oper Reno. | soctoty te vorce Seattle charges Corrine Bel jer, has wee t brank automobile cruelty Jone dl Ko to ) A Special Purchase of} Women’s Tailored Suits On Sale at $37.50 went out « d three In| man he » Pa to the hospftal into nou word | head | Chicago—-Rev. Arthur W Mark dead as a elf-inflicted made up tonight Litge church (nf ww ek € MARRIED 62 YEARS AND afternoon | o . py hy THEY WILL CELEBRATE to put for ht of dis covery he had made from ull on the Isthmus of | oman oO mo r daya befor So far and Harmony” will be on at that ed for the 5 occasion a Broo eading cand! yut the fact that corporation at MANETTE, 29.—Mr and Mra, C. A. Harris will ole brate the sixty-secon versary of their marringe Saturday, Mr. Harris ident gover years old and his wife |® yeara you They Brookins will lived in the only two pt today to fly) @ years and 1 to be Ho start the louse ple ‘ motor | @ the atate mish Seven deaths were recorded In Seattle See se 4 pal Buffalo. De BOY FALLS 60 FEET bee league have pledged them | DOWN CHIMNEY; LANDS | law will be . to raise a fund of $100 | UNHURT IN 800T PiLe) birds for he next two years for ho jrule movements Seoul, Korea A 1 anni next nation fortur es ten dis. rized by a man s that is both torney is being ur HASKELL TRIAL RESUMED TODAY . Okla Haskell wa Ave is charged with - Chicago. make anoth atate 5 dae against him believe tinct dels, ¢ aided oc are t we in balky implicit id ¢ iterial eee eee eee ee eee asteful ar ffective Three Montesano. legates to the United | A The n an ad here n the wear So nd novelty suit. and new olorings, 's, 30 and 32 button fast. The skirts are in new gored flare and straight cut styles, he materials and the gn and finish greater work worsteds, broadcloth MALE Re The tri sumed frau Coal Barge Burns | }, Chelan—Ab 000 tons of coal bur ed the Che a barge at the G which clos early this mort three enjoyable putbreak of f Mrs. 1 oO pre Sept o) While jf hing Walter Brooking sail bigh | ‘hy above the elty yesterday in a pre liminary flight to his today's at tempt to h gfleld, Roy | Sraith lost his bal ) feet down a ebin aper on the Inke semen chopped an} base of the chim 1 Smith had landed tn | { soot and was only Gov CHICAGO, lay. He ent townsite ings, in The inches long, with three-, four- or five staple Deme coat emi-fitt man of the mittee. nt haw} Rather se are low ie i. and ten tittle girs Sprit f ane aterday ening, and have the new Grand Forks, MeVeay has b dent of the vin | Union after N. D. een instal state univer Frank 1 das prest nity ofa Whe ney front ypentt ney t Mo! into fla North ed y on rday rn dock With t irst Captain and rowed ashore department. The fireboat Duwam ish responded and was pouring water into the burning mass this morning 1L-ye evangelist, who ts PLAN TO EXCHANGE |preaching from two to #ix sermon COLLEGE TEACHERS | aatiy without notes or aid from elders ay United Press.) - EL PASO, T Sept. 29.—A|, Sisters suai: strolled wp te the eo Plan to exchange professors among | 26S" puraianed with then . the leading universities of the west in order that university professors may widen their scope, is to be in.) man supposed to have b on impl n's augurated by the Universities of| cated in the death of Eva Swan, has Mexico and California. ‘escaped from the government how The styles, quality o giv would University freahmen are Six women filed complaints of diveres |today follc the at the courthouse yesterday . FREDERICK & NELSON BASEMENT SALESROOM Jubilant vig He care en to every detail de dina indicate a con Hay was a visitor Wilbur.—Gov falr today at the Wilbu than the price quoted ! Persian and Dresden Holiday Ribbons 25c Yard Persian and Dresden New Veils and Veilings PLAIN CHIFFON CLOTH VEILS, long and 36 inches wide ble shades, $2.73) to $10.00. OMBRE VEILS, in pleasing shadel effects, in a wide variety of pleasing} combinations | SHADOW VEILING, in attra tive designs, to $2.50 yard. - First view Warner’s Rust Proof Corse fs New Fall Models at $1.00 and $ 4 STYLE 155, PRICE $1.50—A table for the , well-develor with moder- br fitted skirt long over front, back and slender, Material is Providence, — Monster congrega poting Will Haugh, an New Allovers SHADOW MALINE | OVERS, $1.50 TO $5.00 wide assortment of laces, so much in vogue for yokes, sleeves and waists. Shown in white, cream, ecru and black, in many pleas Fe a iff ing patterns ae ton eae 7 PERSIAN AND GILT ALL » 2, $2.25 pair OVERS, $2.50 TO $10.00 YARD ad Rich, harmonious combination color- one- or two ings, on light or « 6to I, $2.2 to match, 75c to $ ACE ALL YARD—A two y these effective in ma = a Women’ s and Children’ s Footwear San Francisco.— ‘ Rich firm, heavy qualities, in ligt grounds, signs, Ribbons, and dark effective de Patent Dress s, on “foot-form” h cravenette nd sel | : with 7 erties 5 pair; 8 patterned ts specially selected for fancy work , on br and millinery purposes, unusual values © 8, $2.00 pair; at 25¢ yard, —Firet Floor. rk grounds, Bands 5.00 yard First Floor with jf - f i Kid J liet and Prince Albert Shoes, leather patent nd rubber heel, special Warm Knitted Garments for Little Folk Shown in the Infants’ Wear Section, Second Floor CHILDREN’S ALL-WOOL SWEATER COATS, O—In basket red or white, with roll-over collar and cuffs, white pearl buttons CHILDR tip a and rubber heel We Kid »lack, with Kid Juliet $1.50 pair heel, ‘$1.2 en's Shoes, with plain broad toc light-t $1 in red, without heel, men's tan, model su low > pair; ave ved figure, Reserest: tints weave, ately-low with drawstring and Interesting Offerings in and fastening with Sizes 3, 4 and 5 years $3.95— hips, affording A SPECIAL FOR THE REMAINDER OF THI® MONTH graceful lines. strong coutil and two $3.50 for a Fine Set of Teeth This low price is made duce our superior dental m teeth to fit perfectly. Gold Crowns, 22k We want you to know our spe- cialist in gold work—a man who has worked for ye dental offices of > for the remainder of this month to tntre We guarantee every set of thes Sort a YARD. light-blu prices will be discontinued Friday night, § arly if you want to take advantage of th ven with all work. hods nd free from # WHITE ROLLS, 10 DOUBLE COTTON Remember, these tember 30. So co « written guarantee ‘orn e A written guarantee ?BED SIZE NOTE—BRING TH#S AD WITH YOU. | ' v REGAL DENTAL OFFICES E-DED SIZE 1405 Third Av. Northwest Corner Union St Tortunes Being Made in Oil Investments Plucky Coast producing reaping golden harve 000,000 monthly vested but a small amount of m ALASKA’S Oil Field sylvania. Not only States, according to governme in the Katalla Fields, This is your ch a few dollar Remember thz ment, silkoline tors who have bee oil companies du th inve h to buy in Pacific couple t which ed by te at part of receiv ireholders who in mney. prot of the rival those report properti hare of and Penn the | d t quantity ilifornia ed found in gre ited gre of ¢ ide produc in nite but it where our ance to geta and invest the you cannot ¢ are Ala itu t mineral we vest m now xpect to gain a large profit fre in inve w priced, The Alaska-Canadian Oil & Coal Company’s Properties Are situated in the very heart of the Katal water transportation facilitic We have There but 50,000 shares left of the Call at any of our office write or wire for the erved for you before Oct. 1 Office m unless you buy property or securities when they are la Oil Fields, with both rail and the world 1 market for our oil 200,000 offered at 1 hare Ir¢ for are . © per ameunt which you de re ecl DENNY INVESTMENT Co. Ind. 2613 603 Lumber Exchange Building Barker , Gen’l Building, open evening Seattle, Wash. ancouver, B. C.; H. W ellander & Coal Co.; and 604 Board of Trade & Tebb, 18% »well St., gents Alask: Portland, Ore, Co lian Oil & LE CINE EEA LR TE IO TE Tm FT MONEE BED SIZE ¢ } NG BATTING, co th good grade cotton co id OMFO! filled w Bedding and Domestics %4-INCH BLEACHED MUSLIN, SPECIAL 6c YARD SPECIAL &c me in plain ce is an odd FLANNELS IN HALF-POUND TERS, $1.00 EACH— tops, and backs jf MFORTERS, $1.35 EACH— and covered on both MFORTERS, $1.50 EACH— ith fluffy cotton. Basement Salesre ‘Read What Bishop Shinner Says om. Bishop of Superior Dectares Neal 3. Day Cure for Drink Habit Is Godsend to Humanity “Superior, Wis, August 1, 1910. “Some two months ago my atten tion was calied to the Neal Three Day Drink Habit Cure by the com. pany opening an institute in thie} city | “Recognizing the social evil of the {drink habit and the curee of liquor, | became interested and was instru: | mental in sending to the institute | one of our citizens. Liquor had him bound hand and foot, for he had been an habitual drinker for more than twenty years. | “While the patient was under treatment at the institute | visited him, and | am so pleased with the| results of the treatment that | have | [il no hesitancy in giving the Neal Cure my indorsement, for he was changed man, completely, and said that all desire, craving and socal for liquor had been taken away from} him in three days “The Neal Cure is a Godsend to any man who is bound by the chains} of strong drink “A. F. SHINNER, “Bishop of Superior.” A PERFECT CURE } drinker ay all desire neutralizing lint vast! It takes or craving fc k the tem improved poison « The pa beth. menta JR FORAT } ed in the ington for $ AND 1 16TH AVE, SEATTLE, WASH, S SWEATER COATS, pairs of he ched White fancy with plain strip down front and roll-over collar and cuffs Fastened with white pearl buttons. Sizes 2 and 3 years CHILDREN'S ALL-WOOL SWEATER COATS, $1.50-—-In red or white fancy weave, fastened with white pearl buttons. Sizes 3, 4 and 5 years DRAWER LEGGINGS, hand-fashioned, with open or clo’ in red or white, in sizes from 6 m DRAWER LEGGINGS, 50¢c all-wool, with closed or open feet. months to 3 years CHILDREN’S KNITTED TOQUES, Red or white, to match sweaters, tassel WHITE WOOL fancy weave. weave, ex pairs $1.25 sed feet. All-wool, Shown lov ths to 3 years White or red Sizes from 6 50c— finished with STOCKING CAPS, 50¢ —Second Floor. In TYLE 50, medium bust a ling b ve snugly of hose supporters STYLE ed for the and r ng w the wais flexible bones ment is fitted with two pairs of hose PRIC $1.00—A 1 extremely | bonin Made of strong couti Corset with g skirt, the material and fitting the figure and fitted with two PRICE $1.00—This model i the bust b 288 er Mater is strong bati |The Ladies’ Meus Journal Patterns for November Now on Sale | The Live Oak Heater for Coal or Wood The Live Oak is an attrac tive, strongly constructed Floor Coverings at Special Prices Specially-low clearance Prices are quoted on Rete and Printed .Linol and Mat f Inlaid , Carpeting stove that burns coal or wood with equally satisfactory re- It ball-bearing sults. has body, ter grate, top and large urn. The style pictured, with 12 May be inch fire-box, $14.50 fitted with nickel base of legs at an charge of $2.00. The Live Oak is one of in reliable Heating Floor, Annex. famous Round Oak is exclusive agent Heating Stoves, for Better service in setting-up Stoves can be given if or- ders are placed now, before n, Each package ec rhe various articl nelude , Combination Suits, ntain npe finish Corset Covers, Scarfs 25¢ to $1.25, MAIL | ORDERS | CAREFULLY | FILLED smooth draw nickeled swing udditional more than 80 styles and sizes Stoves that are displayed on the First The display includes a complete line of the which this store the cold we ther sets in 5 Night Gowns, Infants’ Apparel, Infants’ Caps with Pin Cushion, Shirt Waist Cases, Corset Bags, Children’s Rompers, measuring steel cen off s that have beet iced to close out Bissel’s Carpet Sweepers carried i rious finishes, inclié al iy, rosewood and Tight line le, birch, n rk oak, Price instead an Queen, Oye? with nick nings, $425 Jewel, finist Crown panned ed trimn nner, $1.65 a, in 2 50. Rapids ee ball-bearing Cyco in japanned tron eled ming The Art Needlework Section Has Just Received a Large Line of the ROYAL SOCIETY AND WURZBURG PACKAGE GOODS material to and Bibs, Dresset others, Prices First Floor, Darning Bags and FREDERICK & NELSON) INCORPORATED cee eee” re 1 at very low prices for a few odd pat: Cyco = bearing qT EERE