The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 13, 1911, Page 12

NED COUPLE | MURDERED per aaa \- France agreed t ji ak: | FREDERICK & NELSON, INC. [Furniture ven r oan || Dry Goeds ce Store Closes Daily at 5:30 Dry Goods | gle NOW IN PROGRESS ie eee | The January Sales A General | | | of White Merchandise Pre-Inventory Clearance INDEPENDENCE, Kas., Jan ~John Walker and Mary Wa' his » , both aged, were fe dead in the ruins , home near here were the house evidence were known pot and 6,000 he | | | mated “t is fentals and known a Chub, w money fighting OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY) PARTY affording highly-interesiing values to ; inthe various Sections of the store, its aim January Purchasers of ; a thorough clean-up of all Muslin Underwear, White Waists, Em- | Surplus Lines, Samples, Remnants, In- Six boys and six The University Dramatic Club) }iawt night y 4d “An Americar Pr i Loti is a Cithren made famow soon hawara Chabot and Haare = broideries, Table Linens, White Yard | complete Assortments, and All Winter things he He wre Madame antheme The Fhehe which a liked in fea His house is Goods of Every Description by means of extreme — concessions ee Goods, Sheets, Bedspreads, Pillow Cases stoly fe and other lines of White Goods Kettle Falls. —lmm owing his installation W. H. Lee was out wit C LE ARAN C E Carving Sets at Special Prices LAD ‘DI and snow plow, cleants x Inc of White Bluffs. a freshly fallen snow from Broken Lines in Women’s 120 Dozen : Women’s Dainty New Neckpieces IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC To Be Sold at Two Decisively-Low Figures stree Nine marriage licensee were insued to | fitted up With |applicants yesterday at the ¢ Mepuiomsndiien Gees, 2 “a rooms in Moor er eet. Pe = ish, pagoda, em . inge, low pire, Breton peasant and mo Style, perfect to the slightest de tail.” He surrounds bin with » the insane a rs, mommies and cats, He | Steilacoom. He had a h lives as a hermit as much as his |that he possesed an un friends will let, him, except when] ply of money he gives a bizarre entertainment He Will be sixty-one tomorrow ty thon yesterday af crn | Dancing Pumps : eakdown, has beer swiftlythrown snowball Or. Furman J. Shadd, formerly a Special "Pl tederal census enumera |was indicted by a Tace |jury on the charge of The annual meeting of the Y. W.|/false and fictitious $2 45 . whe F cL CA s of knife and ste inch made est ’ C. A. will be held in the association | be tried in Seattle instes } building at Fourth av, and Seneca | coma No date has yet | i ‘for trial — For Clearance NEW YORK, Jan. 13.—A work eS) LUCKY NUMBER’| tional Civic Federation today, al- | i though uniform state taxation, pure] Wwrepning. W. Va. x | IS UPTON’ “THIRTEEN ISMY | e principal subject | Jan. 13—|been due to some dincase food, the taxation of corporations “ is - of and uniform banking laws also Ae a oa goto eg —_ - gums and not to the polson were discussed in several papers | Tl? Chine stand today, Mrs AMUSEMENTA. | velt and |i aura Schenk, on trial for the al jleged potsoning of her husband. and | MOORE THEATRE ~~ that were read. Col Anditw Carnegie w to address the m ~ mete | heduled oday F RS eae lleaned over to her counsel Wif F Ik Inj d whispered: “Thirteen is my lucky number. I am not afraid of any e, ata y nyure 9) Friday the 13th hoodoo.” She smiled brightly as the dent Telephones Husband |.':.': agg Ifenee, broogh the fae SANTA ANA, ¢ "ANA, Cal, Jan. 13. jbdlack lines tha appeared ny “Come home, John, the house is on |Schenk’s gums, and which Dr fire, and I think I am dying.” | Frank Hupp, expert for the state.:[ 7. rage wocmar } Mrs. Jobn Gowan telephoned this | testific t have resulted from ee ee teen heel pecial $2.45. é message to her husband after she | lead , 4 there early tt Persian Edges Tabs Sailor Collars Bows had been fatally burned by an ex-|in October tist said that rings include White, Ecru, Black, Black-and-white and combinations : e e | ° plosion of a gasoline iron. the line was due to the peculiar 2 y i 5 ru, Her husband rushed home, ex-|condition of Schenk's blood. On i in Roman, Dresden and Persian effects aia cea tinguished the blaze, and endeay-|crossexamination, Dr. Hupp bad de. aust ons ored to revive his unconscious | admitted that the line might have } egal eee wife. Physicians were unable to | eeiils wemab'e lute, re Gowns Yt Welles melas cee At Clearance Fe eaturing Many.C harming New Sty yles in Attempted to revit the iron, aod| LIWES IW BALLARD; B ces om | == eye, BEGSIN SEATTLE, © ctsicum: Prices | Practical Wash Dresses for Girls fig volar ond Sizes 6 to 14 Years Judge Gordon—You are accused ‘Monday Ev’ g, | A most fortunate purchase enables us to offer unusual vz in fine qual ty new style Neckpieces, all fresh and in perfect condition, The r imported, others from leading American manu « The Whitwey Opera ¢ em 1 braces 120 dozen picces, r facturers, featuring the following Cascade Jabots Stocks with Cascade attached Stocks with Jabots Eton and Round Collars, handsomely trimmed with lace and with Roman and de that nstep “stray vered Cu caps. Other ( arving » at $3.95, , $9.00 and piece Bird and Game are spec y $1.10. $1.40, 2.45, $2.60 and price $1.85 . “9 i ed with light in $2.80. Of begging. Where you live? pec These new arrivals illustrate the newest style features t have been de- “te. : : a ‘ In Ballard, your honor,” said || / ial % learance prices are also | Fr k Calhoun. | an. | veloped for the approaching Spring Season, and are characterized by an excel effective on: aa your home thege?” | | lent standard of material and workmanship. The prices are uniformly med- Chafing Dishes Fancy Trays | ‘ou have a home in Ballard and sabes sen thee: ie erate, Second Fleer, Chafing Dish Sets you are begging on the streets of i } x area . Crumb Sets Baking Dishes you are | Saal i) Wash - Girls’ French . seattle? You ought to be ashamed | i; Electric Percolators ‘rench style, with box plaited skirts and high or round necks, with wide shoulder Jot yourself. Your home will be in Seattle for 20 days | ‘es, your honor.” oe || Gano OPERA. House *Meesaer | | Danes at Dreamland tonight | Tonight—Matinee ag o- Glove Clearance G WOMEN’S ON MOCHA. GLOVES € t ks, ey se CIAL $1.50 P. P. X. M..style, with two- Big Mit of the ONEYMOON TRAIL” s .over she ul In L.. orc sew Mae opossum — collar. and Dresses, in ery anc chet buttons and piped yet ate backs a ff beaver collar, spe plaids and stripes, in many of white braid ae ee ee ar, rg, Aah self-color hese h ‘Seattle The i| k Fox St the new pastel ¢ ings, $3.95—Girls’ Dresses : rd eatre II with heads in back made with full box plaited Parkhill, gingham, in Gib- | Peal . oe Tui in champagne and b as Maker mech Co wapany tn Hing front tabs fin ‘The Dollar Mark } I: | Next We Hillam. ¢ * cnn, hw the Quiet.” nd high or round son style, with r pas oe hig gh 1 shades necks, trimmed w 1 WOMEN’S GLACE AND broidery or pique pipings SUEDE KID GLOVE $6.50 — Girls’ Wash | SPECIAL $2.00 P AIR \ \ ‘ SHOP BERRY '§ DRAMATIC TENOR Nias Seauioes att teant capes ASSISTED BY ff Eve Muff ee Dresses, of Parkhill or Will- | Broken sizes and colors, it grstion problem has many ansies : to match, special $25.00. n arious iam Anderson Imperial ging- } French Kid Gloves, pique ten and women were. rnty HW Roval Neapolitan [ALHAMBRA THEATRE|] sus Squirrel Fitted Neck wing French waist ham, in a age'of col- } sewn, with wide embrowlery domiciled in the United States. In yi po | ix Value—Matinee Tomorrow. ||fM Pieces, specia’ 5.00. and long or three ors, ted waists | o, ile: eg tS if it hadn't been for them | TONIGHT—AI! we | : a rior. | quarter, sleeves, trimmed and finished with wide Bands | Cleese in tetoer wtfect ut j Seete wrens not, hold the high Serenaders | Mise Henman Bunting ne || pena aeeoe sa with embroidery or ribbon ever shoul wo ee h nO’ phjoys. o z St. wdately. were given much. to y l| Biers ween “aan” cio magi} } CLEARANCE , 83.50—Heavy Toile Plaid Dresses, ina | $7.50—Girls’ Wash Dresses, of D. & Fine Kid Gloves, P. X. M. Sine Sislen” tacmers over the DIRECT FROM | large assortment of colors. Made with high | J. Anderson gingham,-with high or low | Fenn with spear-pojnt em- “ ” _ Ht o are necks, w , sands over she | sroider Seiten tena ial tet neil “LITTLE HUNGARY | Broken Lines | 3°," ands over shoul. | sind necks, trimmed with bands of heavy | foidered backs and. fasten- forget that coming over the eastern NEW YORK | aie te | pb seas | apd cade berg Pp portion of the same line are many Aévnnced arte Bad i M > with evelet embroidery and white pique pip | linen embroidery, appliqued wit th tailored at wrist Cow re in bl: and making for New Eng | } ing folds and finished with croc > ' ieee aaa how werk and renee EVERY EVENING I ens Loe ia is folds and finished with crochet butt a5 es oad No new story. adians have been FROM i} | F . hi is i Trench seg PS, pouring Into the states for years | Mi a | pique sewn, with Paris-point uring Into the states for years. |g BoM TO 1 A.M. orosNe urnishings Interesting January Values in Peal ae ec was Bishop Berry of the Methodist church, now residing in Buffalo, Y. He emigrated from Canada, im Mediately after leaving college, to take up t States. He is wid former editor of the Epworth Her large f in shi sps at wrist; es of gray. AEALIORE, . IETS Moderately-Priced Muslin Undergarments ANCE, $1.00—Plaited bos CORSET COVERS, 45¢—In 2E-LENGTH CHEMIS om and plain styles, sin at nainsook, barred dimity and ba (AVESTIC ipa? tractive’ pattern witht: at tiste, trimmed with Valenciennes, VAUDEVILLE: P , ° Cluny, Torehon and linen pattern COLLEGE INN] of good quality and finished at top with lace bead. Popular Items in ws. erowa with ribbon and lace Knit Underwear ed scallops - Medium weight, ext weave, in ankle leng with high neck sleeves. WOMEN’S MERCERIZ ED LISLE UNION SUI # or Torchon pattern lace, or of embroidery in blind or 1| | iffs ald. : Third at Pike || WILFRED CLARKE @ co. lim tached cuffs = laces, beading and edge and dainty 100 business cards 7bc. 119 Union. | I) = Ledding a ig Comedy thin NECKWEAR, SPECIAL, } embrolderies eee | || a» how for 106 and 26 FOR CLEARANC Bae DRAWERS, 46¢ Cireular or FRENCH CHEMISES. WOME MERINO | 30, 1:16 I]] Attractive F lowing straight style, of nainsook, trim Hand-embroidered, in floral a UNION SUITS, $2 Hi atvles and ‘Narrow ‘Biciinc h { med with) round thread Valen. in front, with embroid we and ribbon-drawn eyel CHEMISES, 9c — Khee-length style, made of nainsook, trimmed with tucked ruffle at the bottom and finished at top with ribbon drawn linen pattern Ince, “Wouldn’t Think of Being Without One” Is an expression ever heard in homes in which the ~ PANTAGES THEATRE “Cfequaled Vaudeville.” IMPORTED eyolet pattern WOOL KNIT Vv. 8, DRAWERS, 55c—Straight or cir- | SPECIAL FOR CL R cular style, with eyelet or coin-dot and | pay | ®-LOJA TROUPE $2.50 embroidery flounces or hemstiteh- ed tucked lawn ruffles, finished ANCE, | AT 2:20, | | Four-in-Hands | ( ” | T AND o Bal AND $4.00 — Desirable § with linen pattern lace. GOWNS, 95c—Many pretty style $2.50 — Extra-fine 4 7 tyles and patterns TWO-PIECE COMBINATIONS, to select from, made in slipover, | mercerized isle, in ANCY HOSIERY SPE- } $1.25—Corset Cover and Drawers high- or Var style, of batiste, }-length, with high neck CIAL, FOR CLEARANCH: } OF skirt, made of very fine nain Jong cloth, barred dimity or nain 1 ohaanl gt neg 25¢ An accumulation of gook, without trimming, except rib- One pretty Blipover Gown | lON& sleeves, or low nx 1 one’s choice ot anothe colored embro OM ERIN ALEX PANTAGES, Manager laces, Many other Combinations era ee UNION SUI gs a. Bs t Monday Matines | AA -} are displayed at this price, includ FRENCH. GuWwwe me SUITS, $1.50—In May be found. HIG, Mt CLANS VAUDEVILEE AND || ing elaborately trimmed styles and “§ r « 2 a os 95—Slip knee length, with high or low : over Gown, of fine ‘quality nain sch . Nothing that we might say §}| sbacenia hn abe I Lin: ge Wai ts -{ tailored garments for full’ figures, sook, with wide flowing sleeves neck, lon ot elbow sleeves, could add more Juster to the ¢ Perfortnances Daily, 2 in erie aists Othies preey etvrah ae roe etna wait finished with hand-embroldered .} aNd al TWO-PIEC FRENCH COMBI coals : mere WOME fame of the Edison, | 1 95 NATIONS, $8,60—-Corset Cover and scallops with ac alloped yoke, hand It {8 a supreme, incompara pecia ° Drawers, finished with hand-em predate vote UNION le duets = ‘ - broid ops a siecha ak. | Sta m a - ge! Fine B e Waists, made ~n ~ ~ ~ m eight You e with us after Doctor of Ophthalmology he i i np Pt ed ERR 0 SPO lk! Aen c S etmDnentcT ec de Aen POMEL ALR Hees. r n you have heard it «and Optometrist « with high neck, trimmed with long sleeves neck Devotes tik SUT, i, fine tucks, with houlder WOMEN’S COTTON - rnd Ge AE fy |H] seams trimmed with bead VESTS AND TIGHTS, 50c Ballard Music House WOVOHESS MSLEMROUBLESIA) WH inne, and yoke, collar and GARMENT—Medium-heavy ahi os b 701-70; DY wip dine MALS fs of imitation Baby Irish Vests in h neck 20th Ave. N. W. - " S 1 $1.95 | ” lace recial > . or es e hts Phone, Ballard 1277, Star “Want” Ads Are ! Be INCORPORATED ie ~ ih i tle, . haat . A a kle lergth to mat Businese Bringers | | heseeseeseseeseeeeseeeeeeeer es — ities aa = — =N -