The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 19, 1910, Page 8

“of this merchandise is being x THE SEATTLE STAR JUROR Is ILL IN sess ie Ntwy| Black Grills| WILL HE GET A LICENSE? SHANGHAI | Go west, yc Harry Sixth China, promoters is “Dig Mug,” 610 Among the list of absentee vice Rogelett, avenue As a coincidence, “Big Harry” jast Monday cation for a renewal of his sajoon license Oct. 19 ung man,” is the word wt the hour in | tern China, he} was in the proprietor of the sotwrious “Harry sent in an appli ~THEGRIPPEN Humphrey United States a| “Dg Harry 8 also one of those who are enjoined by Judge hal t cent aa | Mr, Humphrey does not ” oat Giltiam'’s court order, He left the city to avold service 8&0. The move-lhe able to stand hitched at any » question is, will) he get his abengen $f hi {fed at oat longe 4 © eecnkea.” de council grant @ Heense to & man who b crowded popula: | ? nger than tw ‘onds,” do-it ing judge of the superior cou up| clared Judge W. W, Black, the} of @ rampant tion to fill Will the counell grant (By United Press.) wv & Heense to the kee Seacion Di : ny Cait ee Pa eee \ r the waste places | democratic nominee for congress dive who skips out of the city to evade a notice of the court to A bse gg acai < of the woesterM!in excoriating the “God-hatew-n compel him to obey the law? trial of Dr, Crippen was taken } provinces shows . | Will the council grant the heense? today, and Lord Chief, Justice Al that the nation | Coward” congress at Friday Harbor ver e adjourned court, It ts not] ~———e 13 «Awake, how-| last night | known how serious ts the juror’s tt-/ever reactionary Peking may be ‘One moment he ts declaring that ™ _ ness, but the possibility of retrial) The wide prairies where Mongol | the tariff is the greatest document h h | SeF' ae’ sssuaseing of new Surore| Gites ieasea ate_ tear, wonsst lever he saat eaneatte Meee ERIC Seneo: Girls insurge is being discussed under the plow, Even the Gobi/about standing with Taft, when as | desert ylelds a few miles to cultl | a matter of fact Taft wants a revia | vation each year, Manchuria has/!on of the tariff by a commiasion, been tt practically within] He wants to know if [ am with | this generation | President Taft? and I ask him the | More raliways ts the cry of this} same question, AF NXIOUS rapidly developing west. It is ham 1 stand for a revision of the Even the j high school are girls at the Lincoln, where @ discussion “insurging.” And/| “prom” was going on ate seniors, The old | formal affair, pered by the lack of them. jtariff law and I insist upon a re Thin ts vision of the steel schedule before j the RAR RAHA RR ARH HK we consider the lumber tariff, 1/kuard has received an awful whack | stunts of the year, but no | would protec eatern lumber-|&t their fair hands, said old guard| By a vote of 109 to 37, the Joked Wife About Her Age Pog maggie pearl Meee Nata frilla, flouncea, furbolows elusive dance gives way to an in-| (My United Press.) It's really not nice to * | raft to the steel trast laces, lingeries and Iallapallonas,| formal party thin year CHICAGO, Oct. 19.—Chicago fan how much older a lady is than ®)" s.t- Humphrey talke about pro-|Of Whatever those don't-touch.me | @om today ie arranging a pr am {| Yourself. It ® cruelty if you tecting American lumber against | Vanities of the graduation frock! page Boots and Shoe Packs for of cones in tomorrow’s| * 88k Mra, A. Elizabeth Steven’ ®) Hindu manufactured lumber from | contain are called hunting, the moat comfortable and son. Mrs. Stevenson wants her Unnecessary finery haa on the been | tong wearing Tete eee eee eee contest between Philadelphia . venson wants ber ®) British Columbia not Athletics and the Chicago Cubs on — = Bae hg con or | know that Ameri wrted to|Kiven the goby, Gowns over $10) 4 L. Hall, 1111 First Av oe ; Stevenson, her husban¢ | ; = " That | » home , ery varie iritish Columb 100 feet of |im cost have 4. That Ui polscmaker with the sxcoption|® sisted on calling her attention %| fatsnea lumber to leew than 3005, unanimn jon you | of dynamite and big guns probably or seniority in yeard. Bhe ®/ oo teet imported within the last! the Lincoln seniors | will be loved to send Connie|* Mleces that me repeatedly ®/ o1.4 monthe " | Some of the insurgency drifted Sau Aanaridens saceatating j him to refrain, but #/ "He M08 ms Jinto the junior class peting Bann George didn’t * | anne * MARTIN ARRANGES thasaranenseees| START RATE WAR } HIS SPEAKING TOUR, | LONDON, Oct. 16 The bl Miley Gets Divorce pe nd Asiatic off int r foxx not in . “ ‘ 5 n joant die Hon. John 1. Martin, sergeant-at Luke A. Miley, who was fined a arms of the national democratic | $500 a few weeks a wr shooting | d by the ann " : Rew are y ay: committee, who has been sent to| Ethan Morrison, whom he accused John Falquist, 764 13th av, 8 ” time a that the a in ” mirror : Po Washington by the national com-| of alienating his wife's affections, / wants any information leading to Coe . intends (0 institute ay ; cared you cams ot om mibice to compete ote psec ode See ee sisley, (the whereabouts of his son, August, | mother them from the field of com. |f in order, If you co af v. Black, arrived in Everrett this | terd « y ° & sagas lig ses ieaing hom from the fet of com peat morning and will be in Seattle to-|on his er ging de a a nis rs er missing | petition ford to have them pu ‘a o a prtio: € dd the weay ° - pews OF by first class dentists, you can night. Mr. Martin will speak at}sertion. H a the! iw dates from 9 o'el Mc : thgiegirs: Bremerton with Judge Black to- | four-yearold ff th 1 > Shoes / VESSEL OVERDUE a morrow, at Mt. Vernon Friday | property gan the » ; GALVESTON, Tex., Oct, 19.—Tile night, at Seattle Saturday night, at) in July, all Everrett Monday and at Belling bam Teesday. Tuesday Makes Large Purchase MORE HILLMA meta sek stteDe MEN ARRESTE Bought at a Small Figure) ajex yrauie and H.C. Poot, om-| by the Great Western ployes or agents of C. D. Hiliman, Clothing Co. > 3. Bh Dev . B. Devenpeck Owing to a ai eement of the creditors the stock of the defunct Post Clothing Co. has been held for some time, but the the comp ed out ehandise has Great Western 1317-1319 First av This immense stock of Clothing| Includes Suits, Overcoafs an amer Progre New York Dentists 614 FIRST AVE 10 Years’ Written Guarantee. Phone Main 163 FREDERICK & NELSON, ln. BASEMENT SALESROOM Fleece-Lined House Dresses $1.00 re in one-piece sed by the Co, of }and each wed on $5,000 bonds SUFFRAGE CLUB MEETS. Suffrage Seattle eneties, Shoes, Hats and * hom Mra. E black } ings, together with a great dey Geken ae. on ies bauble yes ; ment of Children’s Clothing Mra. William et I 1 ed to the big double stock ¢ mmpany, ¥ and Great. Western Post stock be the regular. complete ehandise carried by th ern Company gives ¢ _ Fleece- Lined ane 85c in di shirred at rht-blue, nav of the largest and m ressing a des « come lines of clothing to be seer oy n's election a ‘i e to fit attle. republican governor of New York ¢ over elasti i ea et ce sess : * bd it and imed Cozy Outing Flannel Garments or Priced FREDERICK & NELSON, INC. Dining-Room Furniture 4 AT 50¢ Flan- | AT 65¢ t AT 80¢—Short In Early English Oak nt Gom | Goat men | conn of oti Characteristic Values ort So poh ad ca s finished with PRICE 70¢ audi im bust * pairs of hose slender jean and fitted with three Very Interesting Values i in Hand-Made is The Lace Section is good values in S\ cheted Lace undermuslin eaturin ne unusually rian hand atterns, suitable well as for fan embrac f ne ind pleasing p trimming pose I Hand-made Syrian Lace Insertions, 1 to 3 inches w 10¢ 5 Mission de , Early lish full seat over cane and Eng finish, box panel Popular ‘Weaves in Autumn Silks and Woolens yme of the excellent numbers that are featured in the Basement Sale Peat Goods Section, at very moderate price 20-INCH B DUC I 22-INCH ENGLISH VEI ETE ‘I ‘ 1 fat eX —'T \ n in black iy | na gar vi and 1 vd e€ espe LA a pose ( I t ’ INCH K - LINING rl rade nehe I hown in black in plate and 9 ard, | fawt : / ) kK ¢ LLI y \ This | | materia 1 First Floor, Annex = 4 ctl dic de dioebe. th Against Frills and Flounces | of the anne val} } al one of the big social market, | Ine. f Turn Dry Goons | Dry Goo @ Closes Dally at 6:0 | rural / | FREDERICK & NELSON, | | New Season’s Styles in Fur Sets and Neckpiecgs at Very Moderate: Prices howing of medium-priced Furs i and quality betokened at the HE form excellence of style especially interestin g for the tink: aTlOUS prices. due to the unremitting care exercised to admit no piece to the collection ¢ does not fully measure up to our known high standard ine of the offerig in popular Furs are briefly noted herewith seceiil Japanese Mink Sets wit! nished with tabs in back and trimmed and tails, B Pillow Muff to match. Price $25.00 Fitted Neckpi Japanese Mink, some trim. ned with heac nd tails, othe $3.00 $10.00, $12.00, $12.75 and 400, 7 7.5, of Japanese Mir Plain Thr $5.00 and $1099, Fancy imed with heady <0) ink Fitted Ne kpieces, trir ckpieces, finished in anj. quirrel, $5.00 and able rel Throws, in plain style, $5.00 ang $10.00 Yi ible Squirrel Plain Pil Muffs, $10.00 and Nutri® Sets w Muff, $20.00 ng, plain Throw ang with Stole 1 n, round cape ther style has Stol| ug Muff in animal j w Muff ith head in back anc match, Price $25.00 The Exceeding! y Popular Marabou Muffs and Boas Neckwear hipment of | | prs te | | Sectior as on display these ideal acce } Meno | i evening | ; | sories to latest effects, in ack and white and ations Firet Floor Marabou Muffs, of tails, $12.00. toilette—featuring ] tur id natura hite combin Large or medi finished } at bottom with row Plain Marabou Muff um SIz¢ , in medium size, $13.50. Rug Muffs, with lining of shirred rred satin, trimmed witb xu, $15.00. and $22 ts are shown in effed Oriental patte in navy, red and pongee colo with round yoke and cuffs of allever lace, and ®t sleeve that is s¢ ively featured t me is illustrated. t $6.50. —Seconé These attractive ext les. Styl 1son’s wais g values a . ° ty New Designs in Barrettes, 50c The Jewelry Section is displaying a new asson ment of “Best-H« ld” Barrettes, in bar effects, son ld trimmings and others set with rhinestones cd quality shell, at 50c. * with gx made of ge Fitted Black Patent Leather Belts with sm buckles in gilt or gun metal, 50c. —Firet Popular Corset Models at $1.00, $1. 25 and $0 ADY PRICE NL STYLE 159, PRICE and The Banner Heater FOR COAL and unchly-con Heater ha in feed door steel body, nickel serew d and nickel foot rails, , 3 « th 11 3 Chis is one of tyles Wood Heating Floor Annex Frederick & Nelson INCORPORATED many in reliable Cox iyed in the Firs Stoves, displ