The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1910, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR Pesce HONOR FERRARA FREDERICK NELSON, & charge of graft again oun BASEMENT SALESROOM Tailored Suits of Unusual Wo at $18.75 kave a lifelike imitation of VERY attractive collection j featured man wursing @ real grouch, Couneiiman Duff sought out the above moderate aie cma els of cheviots, serges, diz FARMERS ARE 2 Prussian blue, that being|¢ art house yerterday. | They, were all the color of va New York—-Prince Twal Subn Juncle of the ror of China, is | taking dancing ons from me Kreat military | bers of one » musical com defeats that|dles playing on Broadway took place within | 0 miles of each od Perens) Los ANOMEL, 8, Oct, 14--Five hundred persons paid honor to | Francisco Ferrer in the labor tem | ple Jast night on the first annivers | ary of the execution of the Spanish | educator, the contractor and chided bin hotly One word led to another until Campbell seized a nee: tlon of gas pipe and bounced it off the councilman's head Campbell surrendered to the police and promptly pald a fine of $5, The encounter was the result of charges made in nection with the reservoir seandal at Renton, (iy Calted Press) | PORTLAND, Or Oct “4 —_——— That there has been no large de eg Mand as yet for cars to move the Vernace le 3910 wheat crop in the Northwest | { . fe attributed to fact that far || a mers have not t | their crops except In f according to F. W, Robinson, gen other Pio the | eral freight agent of the Southera) same day, At Jona the Prussian | Joseph R. H. Jacoby, commandertn: | Pacific and O, R. & N. lines, today. Yarmy of 60,000 under Prince Ho of the United Spanish War The farmers in the large produc-|honiohe lost 12,000 killed and rans, will be banqueted next | tag wheat districts are hc }wounded and 15,000 taken pris day night at the Arctic Club by | Retin: prices, "tad O86: Break Pi | ern ty the on the William MeKinley camp centage of the growers are able to] thyy tattle was | G0 00, this year's crop has nos v lane ee eee ee iT) San Bernardino jail last week 4 ick William I. himself | ) started to move to a large extent,” | Scher Prusaian army of 60,000, un. | Mrmiehed with decrees ef diverce at the wet ee rrceed $0 have killed Jose | aaid Mr. Robinson jder the duke of Brunswick, routed Ndiiied tale t ilk eles Machado by mistake. | by an army of only 95,000 under aehington.-Attorney Hugh Cad a “STANDPAT” DRAPER Well of Seattle tx arguing the Holt nlied Davout, The Prussian losses of Seattle te arguing the He FOR THIRD TERM 10.000 included the duke of Bruns-| Murder trial here today, Holt kill:| — W. ASHINGTON, Oct, 14—-Pubite| FINE SHOW AT THE MA. | Jed « fellow soldier at Fort Worden. | business was suspended at the cap | JESTIC THIS WEEK— ; Wick himself, itol today while attaches of the var AS PER CUSTOM, ; jou parents ished to tne woe | SEE IT FREE SPREE EEE EEE EEE ER REE poople on recely MAN HUNT wn ANHEIM, € Oct Armed | with a Winchester Title, and two revolvers, Santos Carisoda started |today for the Trabuca hills to |wearch for Rosario Sainz, charged with murder, who escaped from the | ing news of two Feeeeeeeteedesedetietin Is and faney ty tures, designed on correct Autumn lines ; carefully tailored and finished . The coats are plain-tailored models, 32 . 34 inches long, lined with satin or soft gi Skirts are in plain and plaijed effects, algg flounce style, with panel back and front, ors include black, navy, brown and gray, Ag ARR A RRR de.! —_———- ang , 2, | ate 14 trtop to Septste | seeince ota {OF windows of the government | ‘There is a misspelled word in range of sizes from 34 to 42 ul z iY sirts, and © he other | Mafant buildings to watch Aviator Gra jone of the ads on the classified ment ‘Salearoom, Gre sche little boys | hame White, fn his aeroplane, cir: | page of this issue of the paper. To , = , JAP NAVAL MAN DIES. cle the capitol dome, Grahame-|the firet three persons phoning Women 8 and Misses Long Coats Boston.—It is rumored here that] TOKIO, Oct, 14—Takenosuke| White ascended at Benni ¥ to our telephone operator comes el tact vines: thie ori (before 6 p, m. or after 8 a. m.), we will give a free ticket to the | Majentte theatre, Find the word. nor Sears, the ric helress | Samejima, one of the best known| ly before noon and, fly has severa ns in her| fighters tn the Japanese navy, died} above the housetopa, n right may wed Graham White,| here today, aged 67 'wtraight for the capitol building seuss | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Store Closes Daily at 6:30, $14.75 and $18.75 Coats of homespuns, cheviots, diag “serges and fancy mixtures, in tan, black, sr brown and shades of gray. Lengths are 52 and 54 inches—some are plain-tailored, others trim. med with self-straps and buttons; some are halt lined, others shoulder-lined. Sizes 14, 16 ang 18 years; also 34 to 42 bust measurement, A Wide Selection of Street Skirts q $4.50, $5.75, $7. 75 and $8.75 FURNITURE pry Goops =| A Special Showing of | Advanced Styles i in Autumn Millinery at $15.00 HE newest ideas of the season have EBEN 8. DRAPER, Skirts of good quality serges arid panamas, in plain and plaited styles—some side-plaited with panel front and back—others in modified nar row-cut effect, with plain yoke, band cegferand plaited bottom. According to the prevailing ous tom among Massachu te repub- Hicans, the present governor was Frenominated for a third term. He is one of the cogs in the Crane Lodge machine. been incorporated in a specially-pre- pared a ortment of charming Trimmed —Dasement Sadéateen, Popular Effects in Lace and Net Trimmings We are showing an excellent assortment of Lace and Net Band Trimmings, which are so extensively employed for Dress and Hat Trimming sets. These are New Arrivals in Neckwear and Veils SILK CHIFFON AUTO VEILS, with wide hemstitched borders, one yard wide } and two yards long, in a good range of de sirable Fall shades, $1.25 each ETON COLLARS OF FINE VENISE Hats at the above gure Hats appropriate for Dress and Street wear are represented—in large, medium ay © | and small effects, of fine velvet, satin and BOISE, Ida. Oct. 14.—Criminal | Prosecutions will follow the verdict of the coroner's jury at Glenns Fer: | ff ry last night, which Investigated |ff the death of Edward Hager, of Ly @ns, Neb., whose body was found | near the railroad tracks at King | felt. French flowers, gold, silver, fur, Paisley effects and soft drapes of velvet and ribbon | unusual advantage in developing the many beautiful types offered. Some of have been used to the soft-draped velvet Turbans are included Hill Monda LACE, suitable for wear with r waist pagent gor The jury returned the verdict | All possess a distinctiveness and beauty in style and mate rarely in many attractive patterns, 25 ae ae sa ase petie and Venise, also i that Hager was “deliberately push hikewied tn MAtIT I ee GOOD ASSORTM NECK. $ fine _embre ‘ net, in white or Gite tee aktorg 08 0. passenger achieved ip Millinery at this price “7 AG ‘ \ Prices 15¢ and 25c yard. TIES : includi ng in various designs ‘and sh apes, small Venise Tabs, Plaited Jabots with Valen ciennes lace trimming and one-side Jabots 1 hand-embre red effect, r with imitation Irish lace WEAR NOVE Wn Jabots car by an employe of the 0: Short Line while the train was in| motion” | a s Mi litary Capes Priced Unusually- Low at $8. 75 wistaria, cadet-blue ming underg. ents are displayed ig) from 2 to 4% inches, in a linen very durable quality.. Price.J0¢ yard; yards, $1.00, ? TALKS ON TEETH SATISFACTION Our Method Teeth are practical ly the same as nature's, and the one who uses them never misses the ones he has lost. Each one is @ tooth, set In a socket, following as closely as possible nature's plan Each tooth takes its own strain and each one is a real tooth, not a shell tacked on a framework, as is | tary Capes was effe Basement Salesroom at a.very favorable figure, and we have priced | They are in full eircular style, made of Charming Millinery Modes $3.95 and $5. 00 AND-MADE Hats panne velvet, moderate viets, gerges and broadcloths, in navy-blue, red, d gray mixtures. Well 16 years. Special at $8.75 "LONG BOX COATS, SPECIAL $13.50—These are strict! h box back and ve turnover collar and tailored and lined throughout with red flannel or sateen. Sizes 6 to MIS ed models, ma ¢ in double-breasted flannel or black sateen. Sizes range $5.00, are prominent among the displays attracting attention in the Basement Sa | 4 COMPLETE NE OF MISSES’ PETER THOMPSON SUITS—Th 14 to 20 years. They are the re 1 in back gulat n style, trix with either black or white silk braid, m room Millinery Section These are made es 14 to 20 years, $ with stretched brims and tam crowns and are prettily trimmed h wired ribbon bows. Practically all the r Fall colors are represented in t Becom- Becond F rtment of these popular suits now | | J “New Rutfflings New Siasiats Patterns i in A New the case with ordinary bridgework ‘“ ” ing Black Hats with lace frill in facing are We claim that it is the t WIDE a Manhattan also featured at this price step in advance . At $3.95 is shown an interesting Ine of taken since dent ence—-a_marvel which and which has already ized old-time methods, which ¢ knew one way to r teeth, viz.. partial plate called bridgework, for those Women’s Bath Robes — the pretty Rulings $3.50—Bath Rot all Hats and Turbans, including soft, in One draped velvet Turbans, in black and colors, trimmed with bows and wing effects Rase i> Z| nuch in de |Belt and Bag Sets || and wn, made long and fu light-blue and gra This smart combination of [| ent add AT $3.95 Blar loth Bath matched Belt and Bag is ° . patepeetglaacels g in the Lickin senteiiigh-wbdcdhing! aides 1 pealmmacameia us tke Exceptionally Interesting Values Offered in Come to our office for a full diag nosis and examination, for which there is no charge. Your work will be done by experts, men whos in red wi navy or gray with hide line, and bids fair to prove very por and having ie cross-grain morocco, { ' } vt 5 5 5 Children’s and Misses’ School Coats or light-blue with Trimmed ilar Comes in with satin ribbon ban SOc. $1.25 utation as dentists of extraordihar eames Deets che te the. iad of tal ability is the envy of the profes-|I heavy cord to tie. Bath Robes of red } with white hair-line stripe, $7. 50 and $8. 75 pa | Cre el Ruff , or gray wo eiderdown, trimmed San de ; t Pe! here Whilst our specialty is the re “psc ' satin are also displayed (2.°° DAVY in the same style CHILDREN’S Bt x COATS AT $7. ved Of good quality placing of missing teeth without 5 at this price The set, $10.00. jots and ho n navy, red, Copen and brown and gral plates, curing yorrhea (loos¢ neck and velvet c< , or without emblem teeth), we do all kinds of good den LEATHER BELTS AT tal work at moderate prices. We : NG aie al ein A cars rn at *Ee p give a written guarantee with all |] 1 ani na ment of Soft ; X COATS AT $8.75—These are made up work | ation ¢ Kid Belts with self-covered ngbone cheviots and tweec n various — red, navy ar ng i penhaget hi in black, tan, navy € ig navy nd Coper g hey are finisl er e th 1 full : " n llar and are lined : i have emblem on sleet) 1405 Third Av., N. W. Cor. Union St 4s oe vel satin ba dy A full range of Sizes 6 to 14 years effect ON nak” ee ire sty Red dowa Bath : 18 ; ‘eras Minds giabetatels ‘ale etre Firat Floor NEW ARRIVALS IN CHILDREN’S 13 DRESSES Al black applique are also shown at this $1. 65 Of dark plain pe tr ed wit black and price riped epa vered buttons, Favorite 6 Repti setae isa NEW ARRIVALS IN CHILDREN'S WOOL ofan || New Corset Cover Embroideries 35¢ Yard Toilet Table ei00 chevint’ ant pretilly triiamed ie ted. a : GIRLS’ RUBBER STORM. CAPES, $2.45—In ‘aa Em Accessories Palmer's Perfumes in Violet effects, with p d hoods. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Basement Salearoe® bead- | Mg 4A.GOOD br ries, 18 inche eyelet Th Ing ive and in ¢ 1 ‘ Leaves, Rose Leaves, Lily-of-the i 7 Valley, Carnation Pink, Apple Firat Poo ah ow nn Ee ees} tas ane hee, he Sane New Flannelette Sacques for Women a Keen Values Offered i in Silver-Plated Ware ny of worn Me and Bae.” riety of odors, 26c and 60e §$ less money than FOUR-PIK( VER-PL. esas: Ghanioaiae Geditean 65c 85c I. te a pe ED TEA SET yrs TAL $950 ; unc ; 65c—Women's Morning Sa kimo- -- 85Sce—"Fit : of attract : Poissit. wicca, tat was ear Rallet's “Lys du Nyl," @ Rus sical Miik dyads dada patterned kit f , shirred at any place in town 7 fias : - * sian perfume, § 25 bottle ane e, made in loc Walat thee he py pe any size ' I YS yh Violet §ee Perfume ed at waist. Shown in gray, navy and |} Thes 1 and nay} ] ») ounce ~ 5 7 Il R-PLATED CANDLI Daggett &@ Ramedell's “Per blue, patterned with pretty Persian design trimmed y i ICk ECIAL $1.50—Ouad fect” Cold Cream, 20¢, 800, 40¢ $1.00-—Sacques of kimono flannelette, in many pretty patterns, made lm > ple F d a ge , : circular peplum, long ve nover collar, trit plain-color 4 riol Peroxide Greaselos At this price are also shown ques of cott ades pinky navys LVER-PLATED BAKING DISH nl ender and old-rose, patterned in floral effect and trimmed with pipings of plain? I PECIAL, $4.00—Quadruple ilver- Shuddils fiushne tne sateen plated on white metal, full burnished, in ke Nal ee a C.C. BERG two handsome designs. Other styles at Cream; 600 Women’s and Children’ s Bath Robes Attractively Priced saathp Sanitol Face Cream, 19¢ SILVER-PLATED SYRUP PITCH RikoPs Improved Cold Cream MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S TH ROBES, $1.25—Ma darkehliet 1425 First Ave. ERS, SPECIAL $1.50—Syrup Pitcher, 26e or bec wn cottan velour, in flora gn, trimmed with whit gs, white pip with stand, in effective floral design Firat F ' and haye heavy cord to tie Size 14 year PS oe batches +e Se ene ae Fe aN ottpelenone SPECIAL ‘$3.75—Women's Bath Robes, of exce quality blanket cloth, s ray and in comt fy vith red, ¢ a) | cattlue*tita | (FREDERICK: & NELSON - INCORPORATED, Star “Want” Ads Are 4 ‘ Hasement Sal Business Bringers | Mattresses | iil bias back, and sleeves and neck trimmed with satin ribbon y cord to te aoe ventional designs on dark- or light-g > | Ostermoor | blue with tan, light-biue with gray and brown with blue. ‘They are mad extea-wid®