The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1910, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR ) obure % od nisi evening for the peng ea lr a — a mal 00001 TIMES COMING! [bent et'the reawry tone "| ARREST GAMBLERS | epipemic or MATRIMONY HITS WASHINGTON, D. C., TEACHERS tht hhh ‘ VERY, Veny #8 hit FOR POOR Cheer up! Btandpat prospertt is clone at hand, , Mra, W. K, Vande one of the most pr patters, has arrived with 45 trunks of Parl Why wor pall when stan full trunk? Anacortes.-A new Army hall is to be ed he Sixteen men, including Socrates {with an auditorium, re ng room, | Tevexes, proprietor, were nabbed THEN IT HAPPENED. |%¥ Anthony and Rosetta Rockhill) paths and officers’ living quarters |When Patrolmen Oden, Howaldt, has been divided among 11 heirs. |Holm and Terry raided the Pata | ASSASSIN’ S SHOT dive cafe, Yealer way and Second A! gouth Bend.—Dog salmon are] av. &, shortly after 6 o'clock yew ti running heavy today and local EXCITES CUBA |teraay morning. Socrates Inninted ‘| fishermen have brought tn enough ish to make up 15,000 cases at the Willapa cannery Salvation | — NEAPOLIS, WABHINGTON, D. C,, Oct, 31 An epidemic of marrying is raging among school teachers of Washington, and the authort ties are unable to explain it Bince the last meeting of the school board ton teachers have married, and C, Q. D. calls are being sent to normal school grad uates to fill the vacancies. that the men playing poker were not gambling. He saya hin cafe ts |u Greek club room, Socrates wan, released on $100 ball and the other | 15 men were compelled to uae $25 each for their releane, His Eyes Were Weak: | Richard Twohey explained hia} wobbly stepping yesterday by tell | ing Police Judge Gordon today that | hin eyes were weak It was his knees, your honor,’ | interposed Patrolman Miles Chehalis——A woodworking fac tory # to be built here by the I cific Tank & Bilo Co. See eee eee eee eee Vancouver, B. C.—The annual Canadian apple show opened here ; , AEEELLT a SSS is [yum] FREDERICK & NELSON, Ine. | ama than $25,000 in prizes tributed among the or decla inent authoritic to be the home of the free and th © dope. Nevada's ; ry is the produ pat produce Store Closes Daily at 6:30, Suit Values That Merit Special Consideratj Wilfred Spink, a rail way mail clerk running between Spokane and Oroyille, in under ar here charged with pilfering from the matls South Bend. A 4yearold boy dent of U oe ot om thee ge RuCere DO t wis 1 to death when a Fin See if you can't do better,” sald At ‘ Ae OOo the Comstock lode and the f house was » Gordo layout Ihe fas wine thehon B.: oe bad P Port Towneend.—-Thoma nok FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. A‘ rIVE selling has resulted in the accumulation of quite an assortment Walla Walla.-Charle nt man } It of inj high-class ‘Tailored Suits, of w style. These are now repriced at $2! ure being pronounced hich there remain but one or two of ; MAJ. GEN. GUERRA, 00, the values at thi attractively-low Anacortes,—Infantile struck Guerra is commanderin-chief of not always fatal, as } Wagon a fortnight ago. Cuba's regular army , by the recovery of b-yearold Birdie assassin fired a shot at him as he bb MoKinnon of this city A lecture on the “Yosemite,”| stood in front of the president's . Hustrated with colored slides, will! palace in Havana, shattering his Dayton.—-The $25,000 estate left be given by Mrs, Headler at Trinity | hip bone The materials are fine Worsteds, Suitings, Mixtures, Serges, Cheviots a1 Homespuns, in a color-range inc luding navy, brown, green, gray, tan black. Coats are plain-tailored and trimmed les, 30 and 32 inches long, ine with soft silk or satin, and the Skirts are in gored flare effects, with de Po straight-cut models and cluster-plaited s ' SIZES RANGE FROM 34 TO 42 BUST MI JREMENT, Extra sizes, from 37 to 51 bust measurement “FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. BASEMENT SALESROOM | Style and Quality in | Women’s and Misses’ Winter Apparel || | At Low Prices | T takes no keen judge of values to appreciate the desirable character of f styles, materials and workmanship offered throughout the lines of mod | Specials in House Wares Th p th PO RPS TER ail TBS IMIR ol RB Nae EO EP —Becond Plow, AAA AAA nr pans ~ Plenty ‘of Warm Winter Underwear for Women and Children HE kinds of Underwear that are best calculated to give warmth ash fort during the chilly months ahead of us are here in satisfactory ment All-Wool, Silk-and-Wo ind-Cotton, Silk-and- Mercerized Wool-and-Cotton qualities—and all are quoted at prices eminently fair, suggestion SIDE-HANDLE DUST ING BRUSHES, SPECIAL Seven-tmeh fibre on narrow hard wood blocks “ELECTRIC” PASTE CARPET CLEANER SPECIAL 10@—For clean ing carpets, rugs, curtains erately-priced Ready-to-Wear Apparel now on display in the Basement Sales room. Interesting opportunities are represented in the following Women’s and Misses’ Long Coats, $14.50 Pew Pine WOMEN’S MERINO UNIOM| UI $2.50 GARMENT—Of ht merino in very fine a shrunk, in high neck, ankle-ength style with long sleeves WOMEN'S COTTON VE TIGHTS GARMEN % the Vests wr elbe knee-le tapestries and fabrics HAND Y_ IRONING WAX, SPECIAL 10¢ DOZEN Cloth covered, with wood handles KITCHEN SOAP SUITS, $2.50—Pure wl | high neck and long v £ an and the Pants in DISHES, SPECIAL 10¢ weight, high neck, long sleeves | length. Priced from 75c t ccording to size. } Of » nickel-plated brass; neck, wing sleeve and ankle- CHIL DR ED DIUM-WEIGHT MERINO | nade to hang over sink, be AND PAN’ ne quality, the Vests in high n Mi tween faucets ron sai ls ‘ as : long slee ‘ the Pants in ankle length. | <A WOMEN’S MERINO § } UN N eth. “ELECTRIC” WALI SUITS. $3.50--Of mediens-wais wre eek ds bed ding to size style PAPER CLEANER, SPEs i 10¢—For cleaning ast i yey GE ae OYSs FI ERCE-LINED UNION SUITS8 K ankl qui ce-lined cotton in gray - ebeek. caleliia CHILDREN'S RIBBED SILK-AND-WOOL WHITE wear; high neck, long i shades. Ab VESTS AND Of med t, the Vest i and smoke from nate .. “crowex ever sol Important er in ile Woolen Suitings § ; SPECIAL as SPECIAL AT $1.19 YARD—The materials in SPECIAL $1.45 YARD—Included in this@ a quik edge are porte ap Suiti solid ¢ ' ives and various this lot comprise Vigoreaux stripes, Diagonals with ore: are Imported Burlap SUITS ieee ; } y in stylish street shades, Worsted Suitings mae IMPC IR ED FNAME | black hair-line stripes, fancy striped Prunella, pure | elty mixtures, Bourette Sackings, Black and \ POT COVE Worsteds, Melange Crash Suitings in a good range | blue Home spuns with white stripes, Gray Ha - 10¢—In several 4 « spuns with black stripes and two-tone di enameled blue and of shades, diagonal Two-tone Cheviot, Zibeline and eline-finished Suitings. These from 47 to 56ind Cotele, In widths ranging from 46 to 54 inches id : Imported Dress Fabrics in suit lengths, special 50 and $16.50. —First | Strong Assortments of Women’s lieeas for Street and Dress Wi Gloves that satisfy in appearance, fit and service are here in approved styles and colorings for : winter season and in a wide ré inge of prices KID, SUEDE, CAPE AND MOCHA GLOVES, the | WOMEN'S SI A latter unlined or lined wi NAMELED - WARE NS, SPECIAI gray en Pictured above are three attractive models from the showing at $14.50, | which includes Coats of wide-wale cheviots, fancy mixtures, fancy coatings, f and broadcloths. These are cut 54 inches long, in plain-tailored, semi SILK GLOVES, CASHME RE T TE AND GOLF GLOVE one an iP. X. M, sewn, $1.50, § OBLONG wart PANS, § \ LOAF CAKE CIAL 10¢ clasp styles, pique, overs¢ $2.25 and $2.50 pair an Deusen Cake Pans, in hi fitting style, finished with mannish collar of self material or inlaid with eat ort WOMEN'S 16-BUTTC )N-LENGTH KID GLOVES of s al velvet, anda few models with storm collar are » included. The color range J TE be AND COFFEE a white 23%) - Shempegne, pink aud sky, at $5.75 dren's Cash HT embraces assorted shades of brown and gray, » navy and black. SIZES Bil caNnisrTERS SPECIAL VS SILK GLOVES, SII K LINED, for cold , 35e and 90 pai] k 14,16 AND 18, AND WOMEN’S SIZES 34 TO 42 || 10¢—In japanned tin; one- [ff weather wear, $1.00 pair ee ue ete j “ aes a 7 Q BM | pound size eenmaeeenaeeneeneseneaaeeeseseeseeeeee m F ¢ Women’s and Misses’ Plain-T ailored Suits, $15 Bi] sarcuen x New Designs in Correspondence Stationey, fa) SPECIAL 10¢ Coats are in strictly plain tailored styles, 30 and 32 inches long, with man in satchel shape atk —§Holidiy Noadiéwerkers: — "ae E H nish notch collar and silk or satin lining; the skirts are in plain, plaited and J < ve Will profit by an inspection of the displays he A , ted 4 STEEL MATCH HOLD Several attrac new de i eee oe eee anes on 4 panel styles, also gored flare effect, with flounce WT ERS, SPECIAL 10¢@—Dou in ‘et ot Black Needlework Section, First Floor h feature many en 3roken lines “ fine } i Materi: are mannish suitings, in light-, medium- and dark-gray, brown | ble styl t d 1 with jet | tirely novel ideas for tionery, put up in attracting } and black cheviots, gray homespun age serge in black, gray and blue. Size time pretty, pract boxes containing one 2 } g 1) Slack Vel the v br 14, 16 and 18, also 34 to 44 bust measurement | Pgs ’ ss hoetlpa esd Tatts | of paper and 24 envelopes | Women’s Tailored Walking Skirts, $4.50 | lees | match, Special, per bom | | | Made up in serge and pe in plainand plaited models, some side } Plaited with panel front and back, others in modified narrow-cut effect. Waist measurements range from 21 to 27 inches; lengths from 38 to 42 inches. Colors H navy, black and brown. a ae a a A New Showing of Inlaid Linoleums—— agp Floor Coverings Section | just received a carload of Printed Linoleums, adding fifteen | attractive new patterns to the already large showing. The new line embraces conventional rice range on Printed Lino ni Attractive Models in TWO-QUART COOK ING KETTLE, SPECIAI rk shades of blue 10¢—Seamless royal gran . —_ ht and d | ie Siualoretay ath” Ho al leums is from 45¢ to 65¢ square yard, ame i F ll H d T b bail oe A strong assortment of desirable patterns in Inlaid Linoleums is also in evidence at this tims “Tm i a ats an ur ans at prices ranging from $1.00 to $1.90 square yard _Third Fleet. a floral designs, and tile effects in ligt | | | | l aataetetieteietaateteteemememmeneneenen ee a The “Rayo” 100-Piece Decorated Dinner Set, Center-Draft Oil Lamp; .,. ... Special $15.00 (With White Dome Shade) Specially Priced at | $2.95 M ANY of the Fall season’s favorite styles and col orings are represented in thi interesting as sortment, which has been assembled from lines at VAN DEUSEN SQUARE LOAF CAKI MOULD. SPECIAL 10¢@--Made of pe as illustrat ve border des higher price The styles ranve froni.the 1a heavy tin and measures 7% P ghe ric s °S rang 0 p large inches square by 3 nches S | 5 droo hapes of velvet, silk and felt to the small deep pecia 1 drap. Purban bib eaangie effects are carried out BLUED WIRE CLOTH HE “Rayo” is made of solid in wings, quill and larg ribbon bow HE eS IEVI PECIAL 10¢ >” ' gee ecg ee With seamless tin rim brass, nickeled and easily RETINNED DAIRY PANS, SPECIAL 10¢—Of regulated. It gives a wl Specials i in n Linens and Domestics low, diffu and unflickering _MERCERIZED DAMASK TABLE 9. SCALLOPED-EDGE CAKI damatr, " ligh Equipped ready for use CLOTH Ruh3 NCHI BECIAL YBa OR AT'TER DOILIL PECIAL 5¢ ROYAL GRANITE EI with white dome shade Special eat © 7 und free fr¢ ng, with | BAC ude in Gerthany from hea LY CAKE. PAD PI $1.2 good lat and wearing qualitie linen-finished cotton, with spike-stitched CIAL 10¢—~1 ite Hace ~ PARA RRR AAR AANA AN AAA RRR : Coenen HEMMED HUCK ‘TOWELS, 17x37 | cente nde ' eh in di ‘ he INCHI PECIAL 15¢ 1 I HALF-BLEACHED OUTING FLA} . : ape Ot SOLe — Sat ree ekClAL, €@ BLHOOKS, SPECIAL, S06 AGENTS FOR Ne I . : ’ YARD—With soft, fleecy nap Of heavy white porcelain ROUND OAK k ODD LOT OF DRESS GINGHAM SPECIAL 7 YARD-—Small checks in dart vith steel screws, Especial ptt wee | colorings, with strong wearing qualities, suitable for children’s dress« m baci a desirable for bath room Housefurnishings Section a om INCORPORATED ceeemeney tacemeeee = ———————————— Se