The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 15, 1910, Page 10

THe SEATTLE STAR Ratti Ballad SSE [ = z — - THIS MAN FOR SALE IN " mer a Frederick & Nelson, MATRIMONIAL MARKET & FURNITURE rederic elson, Inc. [ FURNTune article in your paper where 18 # e Btore Closes Daily at 6:30. | DRY GOODS | w. 0. Ww * girla from Manhattan have ad- ow - TODAY IN HISTORY Bad A sil do # vertived for husbands, Now 1 «|i ° ene “ * can't carry all 18 of them, e ° . ° |, December 14, 87 A. D., there was | Bverett tonight ‘ # but I wish you would get my #® ses hay a | eh ebay" Fe ho oo ey ift-Suggestions in Dress Accessories was Hontnes to Ix of their or the girls | ii ; Hite faueliy, names | ules eee en eee ation will | Wo cote tor Male to < |i] Marabou Capes, with plaited ribbon Fine Lace Scarfs, 3 yards long, in French Hand-Embroidered Jal (By United Press.) : urge app o hr + re ends s ose TO slack ' Prey By he etc So; cai was Nero, and thé | more superior court Judges in King|® highest bidder, I will answer ® edge and ends finished with satin rose navy, brown and bl $5.00. ; trimmed with Irish ce, $18.00 and eenion ceradin AT be ape comtly conferred county, A committee to draw up| # all letters don't pub ® |i and nee in black and natural color, Hand-run Spanish Lace Scarfs, in | $19.50 i avery baad & number of otha bill for it was appointed jast| # lish my name in your paper * ii $10.00, Muffs to mateh, $10.00 ve js e, * : killed and another fatally era upon him at birth, but since {nit sill caarcrate Magid boone yigr ered ep rye ane $ ° ch, $ pep Aaya me tyles, black or white, Jabots of hand-er idered ¥nen i wounded today during @ riety |many others have n bestowed | Large Marabou Stoles, with round- | $10.00 and $25.00, | with trimming of wide Irish of Ky when Detective Sergeant Wein [upon him, Nero was not a likable B ed ends, in black and natural color Silk Throws, of silk crepe, with | tian lace, $15.00 ‘gyp. icki, overpowered A a _ jcharacter, although séme dogs with wikba centers, $35.00. ae large tassels at. ends, $5.00. ies i fired into it with his revolver. [named after him have been quite D | Prey ey f ting Large Double Jabots, he Weinicki was felled by & |devoted to thelr masters. Nero was | | Long Marabou Stolés, trimmed with | Bc - Sour, of fins og chittan Santedtered is Ja te nt hana shower of stones before he shot. | not devoted to anyone. He divore-| I tails with Pillow Muffs to tech, in | Cloth, with vorder or scattered : , ry emum Seen en Tsk (eeuetr Geeae| “REPRESENTATIVE” CITIZENS| ini ss? cin coc Si | Ml gy si meh ae a es yg pate ae kicked 4 “6 to — ae | | et . ‘ . | Imported Japanese Scarfs, of heavy $14.00 and $15.00 injured m suspected of having held the torch | . silk crepe, with woven borders and Long T ‘i —— | ‘i 4 ove 0 anc ong Three-tab Ja Lingewiez. samand of | 2at set Rome atire, with poisoning : I} White Marabou Sets, comprising | hand-hemetitehed end Aelivive veg. ‘delonh Jabots, with trim! Weintoki, who wa nmand Britannicus and procuring the as-| “If I were a candidate for coun-| George Walker urged that nothing |f st *ht Stole | Pill Muff, $32.50 i cc ends, 18 icate ming of wide Irish lace, $8.00, scorting ©] sasnination of his own mother. Hel ofimanatlarge and there was any unit! aftor all the filings |) Straight otoles and Pillow Mull, $32 evening shades, $7.00 Large assort f . = 18D | finally killed himself, so there may danger of this body nominating me.|f candidacy are in. Hiackistone | set Silk Scarfs, with hemstitched ends ; & Ars * ment of Jabots, of Irj ; iker - ned have b @ good streak in him I . ; . defeat if Other Marabou Stoles, in large and | in plain colors and Dresden effects ace by and embroidery, $5.00, $6. s made ‘ somewhe even if it was but aj! would apply to the courts for an! were made by this o medium sizes, $12.50, $15.00 and H $2.50 , and $7.50. Weinicki bo: brunt of} vellow one. injunction to prevent you, Your! D, Moore wanted th ere - ~Pielk the wit ared ras aver off i | jnomination would spell inevitable | make 18 selections and have the en shied oareapueippimiasininicnncsitancnasiiin i rin et je fired from the ground defeat.” tire body of “representative” citi It was r that Lingewles| Bremerton will have a branc bh) Thus ‘ aE mA po ch rec eo of the Bo . “4 4 . poke James T. Blackistone| zens take action on auch recommen. fa was attacking the detective as he Sh ar / re Se tee Gave te at a mecting of “representative” cit-| dations, Moore also wanted imme and- $ or i $ omen’ Ss ewe ry or Say Oh the strest when be was shot. | Ee doelaed ne mavy Yard | tens in the Henry bullding Jast| diate subsertption of funds and an After the riot Weinick! was picked | t« decided night. The gathering met to dis-| early, active campaign 5. 00 an 1. 50 A Wide Sel ti up unconscious, cuss candidates for councilman-at-| Finally a motion was made by E ection OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY PARTY. Warm Winter Gloves Two hundred churchmen attend. large. It was an Invitational affair,| Shorrock was passed, requiring the ed a dinner in St. Mark's church each “representative” citizen being| executive committee to determine | last night. Every parish in Seat-| admitted by card. About 100 were! the best meth wal | LATHER AnD BAGS GERMAN SILVER Here is pretty May Buckley, a hit as Rosalie, the little French an girl in} The Right of Way.” Now she is successfully playing in “The Lit This is day, and if she werer Let marks | lookin, REBELS ATTACK AMERICANS JERUSALEM. Dee. 15.—Twenty thousand Turkish troops we or dered rushed to Anada Syria where a revolt of Be Dispatches ak say that the Bedouin vic there Friday was as ng one, and that only those of the garrison who barricad ed themselves escaped being mas sacred. AAT TURNS OW GAS; FAMILY IN PERIL NORTH | ADA leeing from a cat in the home of Charles Osb« the rat hit a couple of cocks « gas range. The escaping gas aw d Mrs. Os borne, who fow other mem bers of the f @ semicon scious condition The cat fs ¢ sumably is none the worse for escapade NO FAT MEN FOR POLICE | COLUMBUS, 0., Dec. 15.—Mayor George 8. M I said today: “We simply ¢ ot keep physically de formed an: cient men on the police fo a chance use of the ¢ headqua ercise th and mane “th mn BE they do not do it they m HOGS SAVE LIFE OF BUCK DEER LUDLOW CENTER, Mass., Dec 15.—-Hogs saved the life of a large buck deer, which, pursued by dogs bounded into the hog yard of M ; and rolled in the m the buck escaped. Floods in Spain Threaten Famine BARCELONA, Spain, Dec. 15. Several villages in the lower provinces of Spain are under water today as the result of floods that are threatening in all sections of the country. Crops have been washed away, and there is grave danger of fa mine. SPALDING WILL MAKE KO FIGHT (By United Pres SAN DIEGO, Cal, I iq t the hine’ and bey» sunporting 6 no campaign or polit! | who made such For Gifts tle was represented. Rt. Rev. F. | present Tdates and repe fu-| AT $5.00—In MESH BA( W. Keator, bishop of Olympia, was| No one seemed to be able to tell ture date, Frederick Bausman pre English M 5 - Hi toastmaster just exactly what the meeting was sided | | ng " « 2 i ON Oe eee cn GC Pa $4.50 to $2« —- to do. 80 J. 8 Goldsmith proposed| The following were selected as|f rocco, . 5 vomen joudle K sloves, in Many new Three special are r that an executive committee be ap the executive commit ¢ i mete | Sell aad uedara: ith tes ss : members os attle ‘cone Ba pointed. Goldamtth was made Smith, LN. Newman, ¢ Remo |f goa § ays Craep designs a . mp No. 69, | chairman of the committee to bring| berg, Otway Pardee, Frederick eal, lea $ wrist—warm, durable and comfortable, | wide range in a let of 26 names, and these | Hausman, FW. Mandechey, J.D. 1 were adopted unanimously James, Rev. Sydney Strong, Dr. J But what was the exeoutive com-| H. Eagleson, Willlam Calhoun, Will mittee to do? Some wanted it to| lam Parry, Charles W. Doyle, Geo $1.00 pair sizes to select from BAR PINS, $1.00 YOU CAN BUY tase 0 PW, PP with rhine ® and ema precious LA VALLIERES, $1.9 0—In wide variety of t ° donee oy ke CUPF PINS, 2 $3. 00— ~Bome set with > _ 2 i WORTH’S SHOES § have tutt power to name the candi »pton, W. L, Onstott, Ferdinand | if : ¥ fatw a “ dates for t next spring election. | Schmits, W. T Allan Dal ] in gilt, gu wo-clasp style, in a range ’ Others wanted the committee to re |L. J. Colman, M.D. Haynes, RC. )ff ‘ ' A ; R port back to the “representative” | Erekine, C. J. France, J. W. Efaw, |} Metal and n k 1 r icluding 1 4 I citizens. J. T. Heffernan and J. 8. Brace i le in purse stones RHINESTONE HAT PINS, Beg: $125 H with pencil, me f smelling salts b ished pieces ep eateclb § * $5.00—In novel eff e \ Rt \N S AT $7.50 14 | VANITY TR KETS, ‘an AND Frederick & Nelson, Inc. Hl —In ‘the popular deep-shape style, in | WARD-In ‘il sun metal tad ie i} ma and ' ‘ ie ee bs RHINESTC i | I c, double Women } « Golf Gloves, i Mounted in ‘ = ees First ¥ Virst Pieor, 4 at of welll A. —Firet Fico, i BASEMENT SALESROOM | | | A Waist or Dress Goods Pattern | | xcellent Values in Tailored Waists | Fine Correspondence Papers For Christmas Presentation — — = e ° | Eaton, Crane and Pike Cor- or er ris mas 1 Cle r respondence Paper, in satin Dress G W « of paper w enalkatys) \ , vatch and fif : i , £ corre sp on ¢ of many G | 1 } ‘ $5.00. i] ( ae ? Fine Con espondence Paper, i n g 2 quires of H| i H ize paper and one quire 1 note size, $1.50 ; Fine Correspondence Paper, in attractive holly boxes, stripes, richly-colored Plaid Ta | shoulder t t } containing 4 quires, with separate drawer for papers, $2253 able-color Taffet Sle : . ; { a TWENTY-NINE-INCH SATIN-STRIPED CHAI | pinata _ A hosted collar ; Porsper eee a assorted s to $3.00. " 1 , and cuf , ! nae oe ards, with Seattle on backs, | Conklin’s Self-filling Fountain Pens, $3.00 to $1000, Dennison's » Gold and Silver Cord, for tying the Chris | A SPECIAL OFFERING OF POPULAR | Good Hosiery, Attractively Boxed | Danlatw’s Gammel mitbes, ia 15- and 200 ass MATERIALS | Is Always Acceptable tment i mcneninninapatanone i guvenie Stationery, in a $ st 25c, 35¢ and 40c. } ) ! E HOSII X Me- § Ch tmas and New Year’s Post Cards, in wide ' , At | -88c | Yard I dont ¢ heels, soles and toc S n blmck, white, tan, | Christmas Seals, Cards, Tags, Stickers and Labels, | t bronze, wistar blue. ¢ sky, navy, pink, gray, } new de gns, 10c 3 Af fords Piscahial Values, as Follows: I wont paige veppy | Handsome Couch or Chair SPECIAL 88¢ YARD SPECIAL 88¢@ YARD SPECIAL 88¢ Ht I D SILK-LISLI LISLE OSIERY, 75c } _ Special $1. 50 and $2.00 four-inch All-worsted | Forty - four : Pore acts | HOSIERY, 3 i rs F E Lisle An ¢ ortment of Pill 1 Cushions, in x . : 5 Worsted Basket Weave HW PATI 2 $1.00—Fine He black ours, { « brocades, »w-warp crete Shark-Skin Serge Suiting, in | Suiting, in black, brown, . 4 ' boot Satins 4 lin ome trimmed with galloons and black, brown, navy, cardinal, | areen and Coos : iar ger nimuead grins Spe a " 4 ds, others with extension hems and ry bands, iy : hae | n 3 a F wn with | high ed heel between t and 1 with best quality silk floss. In 22- and 24-inch garnet and V tina-blue en-blue gr ' ent sarcor i and double sole and toc tock , $1.50 and $2.00. —Third A NEW SHIPMENT OF | Oriental Grass and Reed Chairs and Rockers} 20 Attractive Patterns, Especially Desirable as Gift Pieces— SPECIALLY PRICED IN TWO LOTS | Rockers, $ 4.85 wing of these pleat ROUND LACE-BORDERE DOILIES, 1% iC rhe are machine-embr ed and 12 inches in diameter 18-INCH LACE-TRIMMED STAND COVER 3 und or ion in DOTTED 7 especially directed to tl adapted for use in living m or bedroom and for casons of the yeat Id prove exec nally attractive. Price $3.95 fos slam lacs noes Mie ee ce ee PLAI DI ERCHIEL A Set of Rosenthal China Dinnerware A Display of Modern Bathroom Fixture 5 { Ze EACH—In with %4- or % ee bord WOULD BE WELCOME IN ANY HOME. WOME? NICKEI PLATED EX ON MIRRORS, $3.0 igs ERED HANDKE 10¢ EACH bric , BINATION MIR: i Ses ! ter and may Fi 1 the wall. HILDREN’S | CHIEFS, BOX OF ad EACH—Wom- | gift box, with well-embr in inch hem Made of orner embroid- | { quality v4 or \'I $3.00-—Made om wit ric ta nsisting of mirtely vith ross-barred or INITIALED HANDKER ; is rs , ed t isting © » 6x15x20 inches HANDKI res and three glass and cord-edge borders Revere 1 Handkerchief ‘Ss’ BOX OF SIX, 88¢—Made « if MALED $4.50, $5.25 AND TIE te hite enameled ATH ROOM MIRRORS, $ ae al Special, $2.95 Pair Fruit models with ce et « x, $3 black suede, patent colt with “ips Sa RU and spike heel pair, $1.3 d at $22.25 for the 50-piece for the 100-piece set Unusually “Women’s Winter Dress Boots mee. ene E | and $42