The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1910, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR THE THANKSGIVING | SMILE—AFTER DINNER Michae} Tort, 70, a junk dealer, He |H had been struck at a grade crossing FURNITURE ad Frederick & Nelson, Inc. on oat) 2 as hema Btore Closes Daily at 6:30, ORY Goons TODAY IN HISTORY November vert sailed from Cowes, Bngland, | at the head of) 200 people, ev ery one of whom 1s now registered ‘In the real social index of Baltimore as Low Angeles.-Abel Hrove, 40, was shot and killed in a str by | Mra, Angelo De Vitto, rl} of #ix children . THERE ARE MANY ADVANTAGES TO BE GAINED IF | YOU START YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NOW ~ y | ery Section in the Store abounds with Helpful Suggestions for Gifts that wil ise, and Ag sortments are now Most ( omplete, Selections Made Now Will be Hebd for Future Delivery if De sired, : | Portland——Minnle Pickett, 13 years old and weighing only 14 pounds, ts dead at the home of her Polonnine to the Parents in Canyonville, Or, Minnt flent tatntitea of | Was the smallest human belng 0 Maryland. Mr, | "er age in the world Calvert and his company firet pick } me which |i 1 out a location at the mouth of | Here's good advice to cl | -—— + arc Piseataway creek, near where the Plan their census to pat | Instead of counting heads, why jotta lta] "Tawi | Large and Carefully-Chosen Stocks od Favored Diss Accessories Piast Thay called OC Marya, wiles Afford Widest Scope for Pleasing Thanksgiving and Christmas Selections ream to a little! se : | His still Yhere, although it is quite] | — Blt ascetic to ‘ j Small for its age. | i |) NEW ARRIVALS IN MARABOU STOLES, MUFFS AND Washington, D, C.-According to} } SETS have just been added to the showing of these fashionable }figures on file at the census bu: | » Evening Accessories, and include a variety of very attractive ne it pa sell wir ae A hd tn Se re “gyre ne | shapes and combinations, Stoles in all popular widths and lengt! i, employed in the ed Btater,| Log ANC , Nov, 22.—After |] or : # tI 15 per cent of this number being 19 | Moe Aa tine Mrs, OC. EM from $7.50 up; Muffs in pillaw and mattress styles, from $7.50 up; |) New York City Hunter and then attempting ul: |i Stole and Muff Sets from $20.00 up. Shown in black, gray, white Wy cide, J. W. Wheeler is today in the and smart combination colorings. y Allan Pinkerton went up {0 8” | hogpital, with a charge of murder HOLIDAY ASSORTMENTS OF ARTISTIC JEWELRY acroplane, Why not. He's & fy | yooked against him at the city jail i cop. The man in accused of having NOVELTIES are extremely varied and offer a wealth of inspiration i eupinns jahot Mrs. Hunter four times | to gift-seckers or those in search of something to round out the i The + Side {through ‘the body In a Fifth at ‘Thanksgiving attire. Scores of unique and pleasing designs are here | This is Abe Sodekeson of Boston, just 21, who believes tn a full | ig te ota rae eet Side | odging house lant night, He then is J } I & & } meal on Thanksgiving, and every other day. He never dicts, because i name saahous: dear thas thik tee turned the weapon on himaelf, in f Z t he says he was born hopelessly fat. Now he weighs pounds: i = — Aang hes preter | fieting fa alight wal wound, atter | Sash Pins Bar Pins Cuff Pins Pendants Helping in his father’s store, during the past year, he increased | ‘Be So8ence oO! pen which he cut his throat wit al * ‘ trade 100 per cent just smiling with folks. | averett-Pending an investiga [Pocket Raife La Vallieres Lockets Bracelets Chains | == ; nig won at, sm Rnd Ryo 8 arma Rhinestone Hat Pins Fans Barrettes Back Combs : ° . |wax released from prison on pa-|BOY DROWNS; RAIN Wt As well as high-grade Silver Novelties in Sets and individual Pieces, i jrole, the police here are holding | CAUGES | all at very interesting prices, ge | HOQUIA iov ~~ hree 3 2 4 mt : e | Lancaster, Pa—When a Ponnayl| year-old Willie Morrow fell into a HOLIDAY THE COL- i vania railroad express arrived here! pool of water that had gathered | ASSORT P ‘ sila | IRED NECK uf man was found on the coweateher, |drowned, Workmen found the |] OMe MENTS O R NOV- u we tee : pe | The man was later identified as! body last night | (<) yy NECKWEAR ELTIES, — : —y embrace hun- NOW so | ? “7 OMA, Noy — . me . — on eer ere dreds of dainty STRO NGLY Ing to an exhaus argument a j ‘ je ib < : “ais . : nexinonivearemer' © «Mf FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc.——BASEMENT SALESROOM WD ana sovetpicce at prices cant (on, gascn each; | IN VOGUE ate gir ne eaemtation | 4 set of new att % for Clarer ’ I ging ie g € f tion i : D. Hillman yesterday, Judge Don-| |] including the season's latest innovations in Tabs, Jabots, } Perisan, Roman and ere ity styles and colori Worth announced that he will hand AN oars, ' : | Cascades, Stocks and Stocks with Collars, featuring hand- | PM&e range 1s from Zoc to $15.00. ota anRsgivin cial in A ‘ ars, featuring hand- | : Ssyaten MRE S i ij down a decision on Monday, No e FE & 4 pe Hm made and hand-embroidered pieces, and many trimmed | Many new ideas are offered Wa ets, St. € Round Collars, Embrpidered Collars, Ruchings Women’s and Misses’ Cloth and ff m2. 77" Si": Busse 8 ats Venice and trish | Turnover Collars, Goll Ties and Windsor ‘Ties | SMART NEW LEATHER HAND-BAGS AND ° 12 75 } © MOTORING AND EVENING SCARFS are displayed | ELTUES are ready in a broad range of the ‘ 1 resses at . in a delightfully varied range of effects and colorings, em- | @¢si8ns and popular leathers, combining style | 3: : 7 “ and service Psa a If bracing French Throws and Scarfs of Messaline and Crepe wie THER one wishes 2 Dress for home, street or j vember 28, whether or not the mo | tlons to quash the federal nd jury indictments will be allowe Silas M. Shipley of Seattle ap peared for Hillman to argue the de murrers, after Fredefick R. Burch had submitted arguments for quash ing the indictments: W. G. Mc Laren, assistant district attorney appeared for the government in |ff lace of Elmer E. Todd, district at- | The new Hand-Bags are in walrus, morocco, Ph. . 7 5 de Chine, in beautiful flowered designs, some with hem- | novelty leathers, with plain and fancy lorney, who yesterday was engaged : party wear, thi offering presents a distinctly at |] stitched ends and others finished in the popular tassel ef- } op vanities i Prkces, $3.75, $5.00, $7 on 8 murder trial in Seattle. | tractive opportunity, for the values are materially above Jf} fff fect. Beaded and Spangled Scarfs for evening wear, includ- | * ).00 and $25.00. Notable among the Leather Noveltics are new fancies in Collar Boxes, Coat and Skirt Hangers, Bill | Gases, Manicures, Folding Cups, Playing Gandy and Card Sets, Mr. Burch filed the same argu Ment for quashing the indictments as that submitted by him for the abatement of the charges. Then Silas M. Shipley occupied the atten tion of the court in a lengthy argu ment demurring to all seven indictments. In summing up the ease Mr. Shipley said: | “We contend that the congress of the United States cannot make a the average and the styles are all ing many exclusive European novelties, are prominent in the showing, and are particularly appropriate for gift pur- poses. desirable and invariably becoming. Materials are fine French serges, broadcloth, messalines and taffeta & a invekchiesientliodcoimstar iianieieoninlics-ai silk. Color assortment includes rf Specially Strong Values in Winter Hats and Turbans at $750 black, navy, tan, gray, brown and general scheme to defraud a crim|-| green and materials of a desirability unusual in Millinery at the ry nal offense—while it does have the m Ow price ¢ te >< < fering keene: j Te a Hees So regulate Che: use of the Sizes range from 34 to 42; and low price quoted invest this offering with keenest interest. It em Lie United States mails. } ” ce braces: ‘ Mr. McLaren, for the govern: | Misses’ sizes, 14, 16 and 18. j aC agarose ~ ment, in answering the arguments | Special $12 Turbans with soft velvet crowns and | Tapestry and Flower-trimmed Mush- ‘ \ of the defense, oecupied 26 minutes, | opecial pics —Basement Salearcom. fur brims and shapes with velvet brims | room Turbans of soft velvet in which he cited a list of authori ties which, he said, sustain the gov ernment’s position as to the validity of the indictmenis, COUNT A MILLION and fur crowns, in Black Lynx, Mink, Large Hats of black velvet, with silver ’ | ’ . ’ White Fox, Imitation Chinchilla and | facings, tri d with | apestry y Za Women’s and Misses Gray Fox |teckis, “mes we large tapestry (quae Popular Hood-shape Hats, trimmed with fancy q ———- Full-Length Coats | ES Ao salheerkarnad taurtecaanesetl® cancion Sa per resins Attractive Thanksgiving Values in Charming Models in Excellent Winter models in serviceable and popular Dainty White Aprons Winter Hats and materials, including serge, cheviot, wide wale and diagonal } For All Home Uses For Wee Toddlers il effects and pompons. pick st coatings, in navy, tan, black and assorted shades of gray, ij The styles comprise plain-tailored models, with self or in laid velvet collar, and double-breasted models with high AT 25¢—Tea Aprons of barred The very attractive showing embraces dimity or lawn, cut round and fitting } styles that are first of all practical, as well as i 1 circular 1 trimmed with embroid siv eations, notable esp: i ON YOUR storm collar. All at one specially low price for, this offer- ery or hemstitched ruffles P srie Faia ahs & eee 2 Eagan m ae foc i ing—-$14.50, Dasement Saiesroom. AT 35¢—Tea Aprons of lawn, CHILDREN’S :R BONN with lace-edged ruffle, and Old-fash- } Mone en een LER BONNE Attractive Values in Women’s and Children’s Fl N f i RS | Women’s and Misses’ Footwear} Gloves, Hosiery and Underwear 200 PAIRS WOM BOOTS SPE ’ c in close-fitting style, of whi u ioned Square Aprons trimmed with a rat — embroidery ore dale oars ravage + ase AT 50¢—Tea Aprons in a variety {| CHILDREN'S FELT BONNETS) 4 of effective styles, made of dotted } D&¥¥-blue or brown, with turn-back effect it Ager eh trimmed with br and ribbon bows, cloth Swiss, lawn or barred dimity and Wil CIALLY PRICED AT $245 PAIR_The | CHILDREN'S LINED KID AND MO trimmed with lace or embroidery; } , CHILDREN’S FEL NNETS, $100 | You could change the com | assortment comprises Boots in patent, kid {CHA MITTENS, 50¢ PAIR—In tan and Maids’ Aprons with large Gibson or } brown or navy-blue felt, trimmed with plaited bination on one of our safe |f\ff| and dull leathers, with medium toes, Cuban } gray, with fur tops and one clasp at wrist square bretelles, trimmed with em-% back and many small ribbon bows Fic | locks that many times. In heels and t < Rens ~ang A good} WOMEN'S LINED AND UNLINED oT eee Start yest 4 je See “al RED BONNETS $1.25—Tri | | other words, an intruder st acy crore tg dk pa a Ts ‘ASHMERETTE GLOVES, 25¢ AND Pay <nomgs—) Bhagat bed eat ie yt oe IER HATS 4 would stand one chance in 8 WOMEN'S COZY FELT JULIETS { 35" p AIR—In black and colors, with two ; cr hs eat mls Par Tired, Sips a | . han AND SLIPPERS, SPECIAL AT 75 c Be Me ons, in a large assortment of at- } $1.00 With round « re crown, trimmed wil i | milion of successfully open AND $1.15 PAIR—AIl sizes from 3 to 8 in oe 1 tractive designs ribbon band ; i ing our safe in that manner. the lot. They are made with solid leather Pe CHILDREN “FAY” STOCKINGS, Hill AT 65¢—Tea or Chafing Dish Aprons, in fitted square effect, CHILDRE} TRIMMED MUSHRO® That spells protection, and 1 me in black, navy, }25c AND 30c PAIR, ACCORDING TO trimmed with rows of lace insertion and edge HATS, $2.50, $3.50 AND $3 Of velvet, corde Be tae ca ar ooze } SIZE Have extension tops and button to AT 75¢—Princess and Sewing Aprons, in fitted style, with } roy or fe n brown, navy-blue and red. “ 5 eae + OF MISSES’ AND } the waist, making hose supporters unneces Hl deep points trimmed with many rows of lace insertion and edge EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN € “HILD) valuable records and docu B “i } sar in imitation Irish crochet pattern HATS, $3.95 TO $22.00—Only one of a kind it ments that need a safe : n$ EN’S EXPANSION-TOP HO- AT $1.00—Princess Aprons of lawn, trimmed with ri ack t, wh Hat of aa felt trim But even this Jock, with 8 }¢ Se PAIR—Well-fitting, with ex H] or lace insertion; Tea Aprons of embroidery in attractive ermine; 3 uskin Hat, tims EERE EES ID 9 Sp » extending below the knee, with: [M} | vine design; large Margaret Apre circular, having square f white Coney Saas nthaece Valetea’ ive ; rn ess foot and ankle bretelles, trimmed with lace edge Handsome V Ree a Other effective styles in Aprons are priced at $1.25, $1.50 vers and Felts, i led sround the collars o oak the spindle on our safes in ” Serviceable OGHUIDREN'S FLEECE - LINED Co Re OMe sere me 2 cn one a IN § rs ecru, in ankle length, fj oe ee such manner as to prevent U b Il 00 age BIE y aesnalad te° Aiea ’ * 9, eahekten shea a | mbrellas at $1. f with high neck and tong sleeves, Priced a ; Women’s Winter Hosiery | Foot-ball Muffs “an Women’s and Children's { | or pu yut, Women’s and Men’s Waterproof} WoMI FLEECE-LINED VESTS I WOMEN'S BLACK LISLE . tN, oar oa ee Umbrellas, strong and durable, with {AN ie GARMENT. fu THREAD HOSIERY, 35¢ PAIR; 3 Pennants Winter Underwear ssithalion “ty atsirand ‘to 4 Gloria covers and long mission or } ecru, high neck and long [f|f| PAIRS FOR $1.00—With high _ WOMEN’S I. VESTS AND dynamite trigger which 4s natural wood handles epee crs in ank elastic garter welts NIGHTS, $1.50 GARMENT AM 8 ON TT. 5 cine teunteeste Twiki hpi aile giving game should have one of these § Weight and ex weave, oe an automatic locking dev! WOMEN’S SUPERIOR QUALITY 3} novel Foot-ball Muffs, which are made el #0 arranged that in case any and natura Vests in high meth BLACK COTTON HOSIERY, 35c § of leather, just like a football cover, | Tights i softly padded inside and _ prettily mounted with ribbons in scl and sine ae ono | ~ Popular Neckwear Novelties IP AUR: a FAInS, FOR 0 ae fall and lock the safe and double soles Firat 5 5 § ) pliced } ength heels, double soles and toes and double Every girl attendant at the Thanks § | University colors Choice, lettered § EECE- LIND with “University of Washington, “Lin | iN } i ; ; { 50¢ oe These are but three protec ° “Uni > \s * E A “Ir : tive features on our FIRE | 25¢ | i Special oe | ac. | | Beautiful Ribbons for eolee gn Broadway” or “Queen Anne, se neck a ; ) Ve: eves and Tightt in ankle PROOF safes—sates that arc ae . ; Pencaate otha WOMEN COTTON UNION safe and which will protect A SPECIAL purchase at a very favorable figure enables up to offer ex Holiday Gift Makers school and college co SUITS, $1 \ im weight “ you sewed on, 50c, 78c uaa ES nkle Tength 1 high nec WOME INION $ $ ' long sleeve ngth style BOYS’ FL CE-LINED: UN SUITS, 85c—) m_ heavy W 1 1 in ankle lengtt quality felt, in » with letters 1.00. on, Firet Ploor ae | ceptionally attractive values at these low prices, In the assortment are Ribbons play a truly important part represented many of the most popular shapes and styles, including in preparations for the Christmas sea- }.0. Art gon on account of their extreme adapt Exclusive Agents Satin Eton Collars with White Ruffle—Yokes and Chemisettes—Bow Ties, in Ribbon stocks are now at their fullest, HERRING - HALL - MARVIN white, black or Persian—Stock Collars, with Jabot attached, ere practically : eae ae ae soul Caray of the season's newest and most charm ° style, with hi Incor porated SAFE CO. Prefontaine Bidg. < and long set sleeves. Two unusually-low prices—25c and 35c. F Jabots—Lace-t ed Fich f net and ll—Eton Coll f ‘ Ka evolving-of oretty atid te Purcell Safe Co. Lace ‘Embroidery or Plaited Mull Psieaiien tr oer Plaited Jebots —Block aerate A Ta ae thd of a, | Frederick & Nelson | ing ideas, Firat Floor