The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1911, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR ‘PRETTY GIRL CAUSED CHAUFFEUR . Furniture INC. Furniture SEEK ECONOMY IN FDISLATURE « from a ja of the vy, fod! to @ very quiet tine h can act Heretofore, there used twice that number Senator Paulha who ! for the presidency of the has conferred with his ¢ on the er of cutting dow penses ¢ ured th the senate $6,000 less than HOLD UP CITY MALL SITE Ry the the city ec the ordin submit a $ issue to t election. The Muniely , tested against this until after ‘the | Municipal Plans commission bad made its report OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY PARTY Miss Blanch fish, whose thirty-eighth birthday Is today, is} one of America’s} eading emo-| al actresses. showed ge sene leagues n ex wil b two years age fon New Year's day nius recited * t t prison where her| father was a warden She went on the road when but fit and has pla Bmany roles @ greatest suc being Mash Tolstol’s rection 8 now playing “The Test “The Woman in the Case.” Terre eee ee ee! * in and REAL NEW YEAR BABE. NEW YORK, Jan. 4—Born on the stroke of 12, just as the chimes were ringing out the old year and announcing the birth of the new, Josephus Hymovit has established his claim for being the first young gentleman to arrive during 1911, and therefore bas been awarded a scholarship in any college within the sta! a prize offered by the ladle auxiliary of a maternity how pital for the first arrival for * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * eee eee eee ee eee ahenkeen Retail Prices at | Public Markets AT WESTLAKE MARKET. 1 ons, 30 cente per dozen: conte; bananas, 16 Potatoes, $1.40 per (@ry), 4 pounds for 16 Steckfish (soaked). 7 cents; chow-enow, 15 cent ickeilty, 18 cents per qui 6 cents per quart; 3 large mm: ; 2 large herring, 10 ce eon. 25 cents per pown lamb chops, 12% cents per pe youst, 17 cents per pound: bam. boiling beef, # * Fore teat tard, is Towa Creamery NOTICE INTEREST on deposits in the savings department of this bank is now being credited on our books to January Ist, 1911. Interest not withdrawn will be added to principal and bear inzerest thereafter the same as original de- posit. NOTE: New deposits made up to and including Tuesday, January 10th, will draw interest from January Ist at the rate of 4% The State Bank of Seattle Mutual Vife Bldg., Cor. 1st Av. and Yesler way | | Was some jcurrent | questioned TO FRACTURE THE SPEED STATUTE | Papa will pay the fine if you are I for speeding This brief prom se from a& pair c pretty Hps sent vr M. Po hauffeur way aith's rday after in effort to make Madison park in 15 minutes by the arrested TODAY IN HISTORY « In the took | his ping of a fata Ten deaths were recorded at the city » | hall yesterday Lacking $22,260 to reach the mil Hon mark, the total post Seattle for 1910, « 50, show a gain of a year ago The Scottish Rite Masons wil! have charge of the funeral of Henry Peterson, who died at theage of € He was a won came to Seattle in 1876. civil war veteran. C. F. White was ©.0¢ of the Metropolitan Bu! another year at the yesterday. N. W Henry and W. B. Judson were ed vice presidents Twenty-six applicants were furnished with Hewnses to wed by the county aud Mtoe yestentay Sydney, C. B.—Eight miners ar dead from an explosion of gas in surgents has Jneapolis to lay Francis J be on hand. Mise Galbraith, daughter of J. ¥ Galbraith, the grain merchant, was the passenger ing bist equi ae Hp trave space of time Powell was arrested later, and this morning he paid a fine of $20. It was not stated whether “y pald the score. ing & worthless check for $50 od to the Tombs ye Boise, Idaho mported div * H. Hawley lay recomme dence re «ix months Bremerton city council The newly took office "A. Har The new 1 Harlow here w presiding Arnold Spokane who had j with abdne Oakland ing, desy Lock woe good family ty Washin New York. Acer The charit about $35, Bight divorce complaints , | Yesterday at the comrt howe Improvement Club during the year. In resumfhg P. Burke, cha with dynamiting the tent how Santa Rosa trial of Dr. W. |which Luetta Smith and her infant} were sleep the prosecution re called County Physician Bogle and him regarding Miss Smith's wounds and what New York.—Hroughton Branden borg, the writer, arrested in Ho| boken last Sunday, accused of pass the | effect | th jarsenious poison would have | hour, Year's celebration That a full grown earthquake wae doing business in some distant part ot the world was ted by the of the seismograph at ersity yesterday after gan about 4 p. m. and displayed unusual activity for one indicating that the earth quake was of uncommon propor tions, noon —SUBSCRIBE FOR— THE SEATTLE DAILY STAR | Delivered At Your Home To show my appreciation of the fair and square policy of the Seattle Daily Star, I herewith subscribe to The Star for a period of one month and thereafter until ordered stopped, to be deliver. ed to the following address at the rate of 25c per month in city, or 30¢ per month by mail, TIELT THESE Delivery 10 Cents; Suburbs 20 Cents. DUC Delivery Extended to Green Lake, Fremont and University Districts. “LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY Manning’s | The Princess Dry Goods FREDERICK & NELSON, Store Closes Daily at 5:30 |The January Sale of Undermuslins Dry Goods COMBINATION UNDERMUSLINS ARE A it FEATURE bled f at price $1.75 8 The, ane; $1.25 85¢, 2 ate 25 Combination pictured is priced at $15.00 UNUSUALLY-LOW PRICES JANUARY WHITE SALES WHITE TAILORED AND WHITE YARD GOODS— PRICED UNUSUALLY LOW FOR JANUARY SELLING WOMEN’S SPECIAL effects, in seve tions WOMEN’S SPECIAL boot styles, in sol WOMEN’S SPECIAL In plain, embroidered fects. THE WAIST SECTION OFFERS UNUSUAL JANUARY VALUES IN xter LINGERIE WAISTS TABLE LINENS AT DURING THE WHITE AND $4.20 BACH 81x90 EACH fron 81x90 ACH—I 1911 WEAVES AND DESIGNS-- RELI inen-fir SIZE SPECI Hosiery Specially Priced — [{"32ciha7 32° TOWELS. “SPECIAL aoy ACH SILK HOSIERY, $2.50 PAIR-—Ombre ral different « damask b HEN 50e¢ FE with fi A ers »mbina- SILK $1.55 7 HOSIERY, AIR—In lace bleached and d colors 21x38-INCH B sie Full-bleached and LISLE HOSIERY, BLEACHED Tt BO AND T5e PAIR CIAL 23¢ EACH | DOUBLE-THRE fancy ef med and measure SATIN STITCHED ‘ ‘ HEMMED SPECIAL, 20@ EACH—Thes« very ab ATH absorbent TOWELS, SPECIAL 23x4¢ ortm ibin it Sale ents of e January incl ranging fr NATIO} COMBI piece pi GO O5¢, $1.25, $1 $1.95, $2.25, $2.50, $3.95, | $25.00. 5, 1.95 CORSET COVE ihe, S5¢, 6Se¢, | $1.50. ¢, B5¢, T5¢, $5.00. T5e, Me, da depdion r ( i $1. 50, $1. 7 KNEE-LI GTH CHE » $1.45 and Sale before the ial raldniiel ne yn SX Bix $1.65 EACH t DOUBLE QUILTS, SPECIAL PI SPECIAL 5x36 PIL Made f ~The January Sale of Towels and fodiens | . FULL 45e quality HEMSTITCHED HUCK BI AL, 25¢ EACH—Of Irish anc e and closely woven and ¢ MSTITCHED LINEN Fine or initial “kK TOWELS CIAL sed HUCK | weave with | | -ECIAL en huck 8¢ YARD. SILVER - BLEACHED HUCK TOWELS, | CRASH, 19 measure 22x40 inches TOWELS, SPECIAL 18¢— RKISH BATH TOWELS, SPE- | Size 22x46 inches, ready for AD BLEACHED 30e¢ EACH inches use TURKISH These are hem CIAL | from ; S85¢ The J anuary Sale of Furniture oor, Annex, Other Attractive January Sale Offerings Include: $1.25, $4.50 and GOLF $1.25, $1.45, $1.75, $1.95, $2.45 and $2 up ALLOPED-EDGE SH rCHED SPECIA L _PLLLOW EACH 17-INCH CHECKED GLAS 12 1-2¢ YARD—Goo« or blue checks BROWN LINEN KITCHEN CRASH, size 25x45 inches. Thursday Special Small Navy Beans, 10 lbs... . bears eo Snider's, Heinz’s or Blue Label Catsup - We Save You Money on Groceries. H. A. EBA Stalls 109-110, Main Floor, Also 33-34 Down Stairs COW BUTTER STORE 1433 Firet and Pike. Blue Ribbon Tea, one-pound package ... Fresh Minnesota Creamery, always reliable, 3 Ibs. for H Hardwood Chiffonier, quarter-sawed ef fect, top measuring 21x45 inches. tine front top drawer and four full-length Oval or shaped beveled Special, $10.76, drawers below plate mirror, February Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns Now on Sale. finish, with er drawer of bev inches. Serpen Frederick & Nelson Incorporated ‘ Well-made Hardwood Dresser, golden two full-length and two small Top surmounted by mirror ed French plate measuring 16x24 Spring Quarterly Style L Books Now on Sale. COMBI 1.45 th skirt o raw Marcella er em- ok. An med with nnes lace and with LONG PRINCE IPS, 95¢, $2.45, $2.95, $3.50, to $49.50. GTH S$ at 95¢, $1.95, LI} 5. SHOR’ DER-PE! ATS, 65¢, She, The, Oe, $1.25 and $1.45. LONG VHITE SKIRT at $1.25, $1.45, $1.95, $2.25 and $2.95 to $18.00. nh Pieor. Bedspreads, Sheets and Pillow Cases in the cotton market result SPECIAL bric. Scal- 5c each. ,OIDERED Mad t red initial. COTTON le of heavy easure over BED SIZE 3 Or AC LOW CASES, SPECIAL 10¢ EACH— ff strong bleached muslin. LOW C SPECIAL ty bleached muslin, CAS strong bleached cot 12c EACH— starch. 22c EACH ¢ fror 18 EACH— with heavy s, special 160. LOW CASES, SI IAL fine, soft-bleached mi me quality 42x36 in EACHED BATH TOWELS, Double-thread very SPECIAL ff and absorbent TOWELING, SPE- ality linen, with red SPECIAL LINEN KITCHEN INCHES WIDE, SPECIAL 12 1-2¢ YARD—In soft finish ality ROUND-THREAD 12 1-2¢ YARD- eral kitchen purposes 23x38-INCH BATH RUGS, SPECIAL 50¢ EACH ~—In light-blue or ta HEAVY DOUBLI LINEN CRASH, SPECIAL Suitable for roller towels and gen- . made of good quality Terry. THREAD BATH RUGS, SPE- EACH—Good range of colors to select —Firet Fleer. Banner Oak Heaters Special $7.00 k Heaters, in the nickel finish i® at this special Banner Oak hag damper in feed and is a well-cou Spe A number of Banner ¢ 18-inch size, on which t slightly rusted, are q i price for clearance. 7 steel body, nickel screw door and nickel foot rails structed and thoroughly reliable stove. cial $7.00, A number of other styles In Wood and Coal Heaters are priced specially low for clearance. First Floor, Annex