The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1910, Page 10

i i , ; j The afe, at Firat av and Ce going to be real good ok, There's a son, Tr rm of the and revenue committee are g to spy on it. They will be Coun en Sawyer, Schlampf and Kel r dropped into the Colum five times las ok, he said, to see if it was decently ran and was Rainier October 4 kirk was put off the he surv or’s outfit along poet leaves us {n ¢ much surve mained four mo’ to England Daniel I y of Robir stor almost yesterday Washington — The eyed ont chs oa. ty of the storie cadets have usual privileges after “one of day giv ce Walla Walla ton may Hemr said that he 1704 orge V teh Councilman arriv t belie it with lervee boat ved ina Alexander Sel boat at the island of Ji Fer nendes day before he was put off t He ing he > inlar son ( monarch of all) Juneau—Two companies of sol | i no survey-| diers are off on an eight-day hike ever, so the! today nd will be wed to hun ubt as t w! big du the march. The did. Selk men will enjoy keen sport and se 1 four years and ea bie ly of meat for th and when he returned company mess room at the sam: wrote a) time. h was as some! Four complaints of di were filed retu t is ane ek's punishment for| tothe local » their Ins Aleck was buccaneer; day 8 us. Wes the r, the he “was t Potnt to their anced to tors the mark of disrespect die as a Mrs. GK Sheer Joy Kills Actress on Meeting With Brother PITTSBURG, Oct. Joyed at the m brother, whom Harring 4.—Over- seen for years, Belle Rice, a vaudeville theatre, actress, filling an engagernent at the Homestead dropped dead. Her brother is Joseph Matthock, of Seattle. ITALY. SENDS WARSHIP : (thy United Frese.) 4—It was re here today that an Italian ROME, Oct had sailed for redress for ai Turkish off ject at Sale pnika to assa ita de sult’ by jan sub SPIES KILL TRAITOR (By United Prem) BERL IN the Russior have der tion ha $ not Oct Spy planned that he has been hb Weisbaden received here Ast Ite DENIAL WAR IS A GRAND THING Over FOR THE with ¢ would our pr OHIO DENTISTS 307 owl 2 Pike Drug Hoo Street Co, n4 ther ces & nd | Entrance A RELIABLE MEDICINE; NOT A NARCOTIC] Look Out, Columbia Cafe, Don’t Shock Joe Schlumpf! Joertain s/upon the TODAY IN HISTORY | §) cover an immen k brought nine little bers | ger, fle girls to Seattle homes jas a result of a slight’ corded at the city ball yesterday ee i* PLOPLE ASK OPEN HARBOR Hl ot * * . 7 o * ‘personal Hber- | % impossible tol ® excluded | \* amount of hat it was rable women ty and Keep unde f cat the two Comm and attempt. to Kellogg that he w he said last nigh will seeretly apy a cafe next week | show Councilman all wrong when that the 8 license | Ft te! Red-Headed Parrot Saves Family's Lives in a Fire ST. |® Rowan was “Oh, Father! found the au wife to | ® cued the parrot whore * warned him of * The home was * grqund ery, He with LOUIS, ke and Oct. 4 % headed parrot saved the * of Martin Rowan and bis wife awakened by the ob, Father! filled his lives kitchen carried ty. Then he oall bad the burned to the * seeeeeeeeeeeee 4 | SELLS 6O,000 ACRES TIMBER (iy United “) PRINCE RUPERT, BC. Oct. 4 An immense Umber deal has just completed here, by which the ‘onby island timber limits have Froat, of by Mo ought not to be wod, because | ® a woe a eM Rate a tot ai been talon over by CA the place has long harbored —im:| Chiat formerly president of the moral women and is the scene of] Walla Walla—Citixens have gone | Chi Milwauk railway many brawls to the supreme court with a pett The area em ut 60,000 By the way, it was James Con-/tion to prevent the city authorities | acres of timber lands, and involves way neilman from Claney's| from cutting down shade trees. a cash consideration of $750,000. ward, who appointed the in gating committee k ve | Tr i a i | scratch on her finger, Blood pol- | soning is the cause. } | mere #12 for | “Little Dan” netted » tured sixteen | Oreville—A amall lake is being | drained near this town today to re deposit of epsom | The find salts recently discovered, will net thousands for the owner Cowper) of the property abutting the lake, | at the court house yesterday Hoquiam—Alex Winworth, a log: | was run over by a logging rain yesterday and will lose one leg | it Riverside—A tract of 160 acres, | worth $20,000, has been presented | An let by Pierre Revidon, of L A girls’ school will be erected on the prop-| erty | The records of pine deaths were re ee ee! AGED WOMAN REWARDS YOUNG MAN'S KINDNESS BY WILLING HIM §16,000 NEW YORK, cause of bis unfailing and seemingly spontaneous cour tesy to elderly men and wor: en with whom he came tn con tact, Charles Hoblitzelle, for merly a social arbiter among the young bachelors of St Louis, now a resident of New York, is $15,000 richer today His attentions to Mrs Anna L. H. Batley of St. Louis, a r of Judge Alexander . one of the moat dis shed lawyers of his day en rewarded by his to {tance of a block of ban! ikbencocn according to the tert of her will. He called often upon Mra. Batley and when & ® absent from the city wrote to # ® her unfailingly * * Oct. 4.-—-Be Sete eee eee eee eee eee ee [PEER E REE EEE EES . HAT STORE — IS ROBBED | ved at $2,501 t ot $250 eves gain hen they Millinery Tow months and ostrich al hundred Ostrich plume » plore cases bre was ontered two J. J. Cross the | which the The window d that both robbert st by the same th favor of an I } i i } \ | i] Sentiment in open tonight jal club will ge | xed to granting | Ros | lake il or will alone nd Land arged to plat no more ti} action ie taken by the } lature. Particular stress will on the evil effects of dis of salt water fr tage at this time i i] il |G 0.P.Harmony inN.Y. (By United Press | NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—The selec | K! to n of Ezra Prentice of New York it | | dicate harmony Prentice was non ©. Griscom, and was seconded by Roosev hould MUTILATED BODY FOUN TACOMA, Oct. 4.—The po! | TRAIN WRECKED; SCORE HURT | FREDERICK & NELSON, nc. THE SEATTLE STAR ceeuneenehawanw Ha face eeeeeeeeeeseeeeeee® The Beh 1 attempt to Mondow tember rry Behl bu rook dairy 5 because he hin wife evidence o's bables were monta man b BABIES GICK; MAN FREED who made an ark the Bep couldn't and two bables after having lost all bis money wan released from the charge of petit larceny by Judge Fr C, Brown, yesterday aftern: dinclone 4 that iM with and the fudge de 4 that the punished enough ali y el No railroad in Kansas is allowed to have a public drinking cup on board BASEMENT SALESROOM in WERE singularly fortunate in securing a manufacturer's Fall line of One-piece Dresses at a very low figure, enabling us to offer val ues rarely afforded at so moderate a price as $18.45, Values Offered One-Piece Dresses There Are No Two Models Alike sample —each Dress is an individual model, stamped with Fashion's approval in de- sign Crepes de Chine, and fabric Messalines, tastefully med with handsome embroideries, laces, garnitures and braids season, Colorings include white, light-blue, pink and the and black rose, light gray, Choice of the Assortment at One | Remarkabl y-low Price nayy-blue, The materials employed are dainty Chiffons, Marquisettes, Eoliennes, Voiles and Taffetas, trim Some of the Dresses portray the veiled effects so much in vogue this skirts are the new, gracefully-draped models reseda, * $18.45, Featuring Unnenally Strong Values in | Attractive Autumn Millinery at $3. 95 | H E Basement Salesroom Millinery Section is featuring a very extensive line of Tai- Hats and Turbans at this pop- lored and Dress ular price Many of the favorite F dence, with green, dark-red, navy, brown, gray and black predominating The well fect, Very made and ar $3.95," Turbans < They p very valu stylishly trimmed and are worked into popular Au- tumn styles from panne velvet, with an artistic draping or shirring that lends a soft, pretty ef- ¢ finished with wings or coques. A draping of soft velvet or a touch of Persian adds effectively to many of the styles interesting all colors are in evi- are indicated at cs —Hasement Salesrc New Fall Models in Corsets at $1 Rt ST WARNER'S 00 PROOF, STYLE 696, PRICE $1.00—A new model designed for wear with close-fitting gowns; has moderately high bust and i extremely long over hip and back. Made of good qual ity coutil and fitted with two pairs of hose supporter WARNER'S RUST-PROOEF,. STYLE 256, PRICE $1.00—A high-bust model of batiste, with mod erately-long hip, trimmed at top with lace, and is fitted with two pairs of hose supporters 4 THOMSON’S GLOVE-FITTING, STYLE 144, Meh PRICE $1.00—Made of coutil, with moderately low \ bust, trimmed at top with lace and medium hip; two I pairs of hose supporters are, attached For Stormy Fall Days I 3 ulf High Tan FREDERICK & NELSON, Ine, | Fareal re Dry Goods Interesting Values in Millinery Materiak Sture Closes Dally at 6 rural | Dey cone PYHE varied assortments of new Fall Shapes and Trimmings now on displ, in the Second Floor Millinery Section are proving a fruitful source inspiration to many home-milliners, and the moderate prices that pr throughout the showing are a-bas for much favorable comment. In order to itustrate how the various may be ef Suggestions ag ~Hecond Flag, Trimming material ayed in cont allan didi tiatin tintin nnn tn tn tna tntintntail tively employed, finished Hat to trimming cheerfully offered. are displ | | New and becoming Shapes in all-silk, A varied rar f popular effects, " velvet and satin with velvet facing, $4 | Fancy Wing at | anging fr é Ht Hats of excell juality velvet, in m | 4 iti } Shapes o rted hatter’s plush | \ ( velvet facings, very moderate t I priced | | Tu Small Mr and Large lesce | to the showing, new Vel Large Velvet Poppi in pink and | es, with “tam” er $ \ Turbans with estr Primroses many of the pretty | 4 Large Silk and Satin Roses, $1.50, i] 1 yard in length Gold Roses, $1.00 Ht! | Fancy Gold Bands, $1.75 to $3.00. 2 ‘New Fall Neckwear In Popular Persian Effects Silk Jabots, All-Silk Fancy Ribbon (f 25¢ | Yard : nent of new Pé Dresden Far Ribbons, all-sifl, An excelle and 1] ‘ and 5 inches wide, in many effective | at t J i la appropriate for Hair-Bows, | and edged with plain- ; ney Wo rk purposes. I Jabots in pointed effect, of Persian sill, $m A | finished with: plain-c silk and bow at} Vf, | Bae alenciennes Laces: i} Ecru Net Jabots, in one-side effect, trim Fine French and German Val Hi with Persian fold and lace insertion, } Laces, in clear, dai ms On ext H firm diamond and r hes, Fee of I | ian Silk Bows, 65¢ 12 yards, special, | rire Ta | = ‘The Semi-Annual Sale of Women’s Boxed Hos i HIS Sale, now progressing, is the occasion for offering decisive savi HW | in Women’s Fast-black “Rialto” Hosiery when bought by the i qualities involved are Thread-Silk, Silk-Lisle, Lisle-Thread and Cott | The | | in a variety of popular styles. The Silk Hosiery is sold in boxes of 3p —Pirst Floor, | | Just a suggestion of the many exceptional values that await October i chasers in the Glassware Section. Pieces from the most representative wai CUT GLASS SUGAR AND CREAM- Sau ) ERS, SPECIAL $5.00 PAIR—An excep- ey tionally beautiful pattern in an all-over cut- ting; heavy, rich and brilliant. CUT GLASS MUS- CUT GLASS , > Cc T AND BON BONS, SPEG | ARD JARS, WITH $1.00 — There are LATE, SPECIAL pleasing s les from $1.00—Mustard Jar, in a. ¥ gn and effective cutting, on low We how them it blank, with plate to match. and 6-inch patterns. pr CUT GLASS HAT PIN VINEGAR CRUETS 3 HOLDERS, SPECIAL CIAL $1.50—A_ vanety # $1.50—In an attractive floral pl designs and stage cut extra-heavy blanks. ae CUT GLASS SALT AND g==—98 EPPER SHAKERS, SPE an en fs ASS KNIFE I ECIAL 25¢—In CIAL 50¢ EACH—In t attractive Colonial burst des with sterling er band pearl top. CUT GLASS ! AND PEPPER | CUT GLASS TOOTH PICK HOM SHAKERS EACH—In | ERS, SPECIAL 50¢—These are Colgaitl ral style i Iver, pearl or | in design, and are cut in a beautiful lon ass to} pattern ~ Orders for Heating Stoves Are Best Placed Now for your new Heating up for you without rd heat and come n it may. land Wood Heat First Floor, sO | ZRe577E2 T YOU place the order Stove now, fort, Ma ine S it can be set will be the goss ey_ y, and ready t let ny different styles cold come ves are displaye nex, and all have been proved by actual test 10 be excellently adapted to local uel and climatt conditions Chere is a style and a size here purse ckwith “Ait factory that pre Heating Stove sole Seattle suit everyone, and a price to suit ev Illustration sh ’ Heater, s the genuine R¢ both of which »ws the famous e 18 | Mail Orderé Carefully Filled FREDERICK & NELSON aan! NCORPORATED eee { | Ladies’ Home | Journal Patterns. Bg2 FER soe _s°2"°8 Feeess 2.