The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 16, 1911, Page 6

“om eee rm eS THE SEATTLE St | PATIENTS ESCAPE in pationts, two and a young woman, for FURNITURE aplo od in @ laree town dD RY G OOoDSsS town business office, exeaped from 7 Riverton ye ay. Officers of thei Re | sued & Ke call for the appre hension of the fugitives: Representative assortment , ling " FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Store Closes Dally at 5:30, Three culos Hinde track b ‘ merly ¢ tube (iy United P PORTLAND, Or. F earned today TODAY IN HISTORY. a deta GOODS February 16, 1862, at |Gen, Simon Holly -FURNIT woons| It wa: jthe race company a million do! daybreak r Buckner @ three day fer of Fort De n, went a m enger to Brig. Gen, U. 8 Grant asking what terms of AT THE THEATRES. 5 der would cceenseanes = TT.—in hopes that they Moore—"Seven Days "Te : ) con: | oi ? : ae propo: , annual appropriation be | te th subac t » among guard As of public enter rts and Grille will be given | » raising funds. Olympia. but never ce dis Howell A bill passed In 1908 riified to congress, wa yesterday by I M after terfeit § r Beattie a several banks have accepted them here. | ee Cun RAISE MONEY | of the etate legislature to riate funds for the National wntil April 1, at which (me of the oe taple and novelt in readin for th wash dress¢ FLOL VENISE d LACH kinds are 1 AROUND THE STATE <ad tailoted ee orate go waist serie, BANDS, GALLOON MOTIFS AND ALLOVERS, elaborately ¢ white porcel k wns, atate crystal, bl nation colorings, al ain trik ‘eat Divide ‘ ni Y- length dery worked vaudeville. minnte, « but he came with 1 gan Majestic—New ve Pantages-N pangle POINT G ALLOVER embr deville j O00 maen. PASCO and Mra, F Loa Angeles.—After lanquishing | Mf oniy one poune tm Jail for four months, w cuimnas dennttes on a charge | Uncle Sam's mails, formerly an“ agent for sound excursion company, has been admitted to bail through the erosity of The infant child of Mr. | J. Boyle, which wel wt ite birth AZE AND LIERRE for waists and ACES, EDGI IRISH, ¢ trimming waist*trimr Fee ESE REE EE PAID ADVERTISEMENT N. S. PETERSON A Special Purchase of Women’s Fine Pumps : On Sale at & $3.45 Pair Black Suede Pumps, with medium and Women’s Patent Colt Pumps, w s, hand-turned soles and leather Cuban on vamp and hand-turned sole ; widths AA to D; $3.45. | Ato D; $3.45. The above are high quality numbers and unusual values at the price quoted. Closing Out Broken Lines of Women’s Footwear at Specially Low Prices, as Follows: Women’s Button and Lace Boots, in popular | Women’s One-Strap Black Velvet Pumps, specia leathers, special $2.95 and $3.95. | Dull Calf Women's Suede Kid and Patent Feathes Evening Slippers, special $2.45. KARR ARERR RR BANDIT HUNT ON (My United Press.) WILKESBARRE, Pa. Feb The Wilkesbarre police Searching for two masked who broke into the jail at Run, near here last night the point of a gun, rob’ Stanley | hese kOe pee el nhs tine eae = ermouer, of sae |deen filed against Margaret Anglin his jailer havin actress, by Attorney Angus Shanno as a result of a com ding hims: went out -= Lory | en e versy overpaying @ legal fee which she claimed exorbitant ie eee Pome Sheedy mansion, to ert L. Liv PARIS, Feb. 16—Plans intended | ingston, a member of one of New to make the Eiffel tower the! York's most prominent families ee, secures of pe COLFAX.—John W. Burns, who Strongest and strangest sy MILES WRITES GEORGE. was arrested for the murder of D. fortresses in the world are being) Mayor Dilling yesterday received|L. Reeder, a railroad conductor, Perfected today b ntley./a congratulatory letter from Miles|alleges that his gun was acct who recently def ime. Curie) W. Poindexter. Members of the| dentally discharged by two votes for admission to the| nary board also paid thelr respects | peademy of sciences to Mayor Dilling yesterday FOR, new, modern farmiahes Teme at | View! BELLINGHAM Lind, to have a drink, in a dry ¢ gen ,8 he was arrested & wealthy woman here Because Charles » friend ritory BELLINGHAM 100} who harged with } prospective brides from | *p was fine Bris tol, England, yesterday on the lay Royal Edward, all bound |for the Canadian } est Art Nichols, operating & 4 $392 and Halifax. N. 8—More than arrived n costs ye Women's round toc heels ith black buckle CENTRALIA.—A golden wedding widt} | will be celebrated by the Rey. ©. D Spencer and hia wife 2 to7 tomorrow sizes 2107 gone to bed. Jan-/ it free police. SPOKANE.—When the roof of & woodshed, which Mrs. Wm « eyer wan under, fell, it ¢ her to death. Denver.—~ Miss Marie “Denver's richest girl, ried at noon yesterday, at the Sheedy, was mar OLYMPIA.—A bill making It a | misdemeanor if daries fail to put |their labels on bottles of milk and cream was passed in the | yesterday | Lawyer and prop Independent ¢ erents. All wards treated impartially Progress with ec my Resided in Seatth years, Knows needs of Greater Seat senate styles and Women’s Button Boots, in Gun Black Buckskin, special $4.95. Women’s Custom-made Patent and Tan Russia Calf Boots, special $5.95. Seasonable Numbers in Women’s and Children’s Hosiery en's Silk-Lisle Thread Hosiery, liced hee °. - A busine stration And a square deal for al CANDIDATE FOR COUNCILMAN Subject to Primaries February 21st | Women’ $ Lisle Under weat Engraving Bg Priced oie ai v's LISLE VE Specialty mn In the Stationery h fancy crocheted yf WOMEN’S SILK-LISLE TAL 85¢—Y! aie in sleeveless style LISLE UNION “gt. 15--E xtra-fine qua 1 with tor CANDIDATES MAY SPEAK. Candidates for the city council 68 in nu "i til appear before swort|the University No jean Polltt Eckert, for-| cal clab tonight, if they accept the the Western! invitation issued by the club oft | told him that cutting off cers. Frederick & Nelson, Inc. BASEMENT SALESROOM Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Serviceable Footwear Priced Low Soxe of the items listed below were bought at unusual discounts and are others are broken lines that must be New York.—Thomas Reilly, a nurse? testifying in that Gen Thomas E. merly president of Union, court with Recepti nounce: double sol and» 4-inch white and col and garter ed ents, Business 5 : § SPECI Al, Cards, a > $ anc rel 5 in the latest style the shade Script, at very less, finished "Floor and new weight Fine-ribbed ton Hosiery, with linen h and } price A New Shipment of Elderdown Wool, in White and Red, for crocheting the popular Avi- ation Caps, has just been received In the Art Neediework Section, First Floor. Recent Arrive in Wash Goods Include: Bh a inch Cobweb Cloth, 100 Engraved Calling Cards, with new script plate, and toe Children’s Black Cashr ribbed, with merino heels 3 pairs for $1.00 priced. to corresponding advantage ; closed out to make room for Spring arrivals, hence are quoted at specially low figures. Basement Saleerian WOMEN’S BUTTON AND LACE SPECIAL $2.95 PAIR—A lar x styles—all sizes in the lot; all well-finished, Included are Tan Calf Gun-metal Calf Boots, ace and Button s Patent Colt Button Roots and Lace in Blyeher st3y~ STREET BOK IR—In Patent Colt Glazed Kid, and Lace styles, ho BOOTS rtment of with 27-inch Dimities, in a signs Cotton Voile, 27 inches wide, f and white stripe effects. range of colorings and de in an excellent assortment of col- 2 RAMS ITB flexible oak soles and iH Seattie Theatre ToMIGHT “THE GROWT DIVIDE. Hest Work. Silvey Drew's Great | : 5 Seceeon in black and white and 32 inch Imperted Ginghams, and plaid Many Well- iawn Carpeting Weaves Represented In Our Extensive Carpeting Stocks Our stocks of Carpetings are large, inent in the displays are: Alexander Smith & Son's Tapestry Velvet, Wilton Velvet and Axminster Carpetings. Whittall and Bigelow-Lowell Body Brussels Carpeting. Roxbury Tapestry Carpeting; John and Jane Dobson Tapestry Carpeting. Double-width Wilton Velvet Carpeting, ir tone reds and greens gray in plain colors, checks; —Firet Floor. Fae-wiazed Kid itlects The Gun- metal Calf and Button edium soles GROWING GIRLS’ TON SHOES, $1.95 Colt, Dull Ca and Glazed with | I and Button styles, sizes from 24% to 6. MISS DRESS AND SHOES, $1.95 PAIR—Lace styles, in Patent Colt, Dull Cal Kid leathers, on comfortable, sizes 12 to 2 | with low heels; 11% to 2. SPECIAL $1.45 PAIR—In Tan Calf, Dull Calf and e styles; plump soles and tip toes; sizes 8 to 2. Infants’ Shoes Shoes, hand-turned soles, no heels, sizes weight UTTON | PAIR—In x Calf, i } Boys’ |] SHOES, Patent Colt, swing and sizes 1344 to 5% BLUCHER AND SPECIAL $1.95 Dull Calf and I wide LACE AND BUT PAIR—In Patent Kid leathers, with low heels; and many new and effective patterns are now in evidence. Proms Bundhar Wilton Carpeting, made by the Hard 3 ne of the t serviceable and attractive of the ngly featured in our stocks. Extra ear All-Wool Ingrain Carpeting, 2- and 3-ply. Hodges’ Fibre Carpeting, made from wood pulp, —_ tary and effective for bedrooms. Our cut-order line embraces exclusive designs in Body Brussels and Wilton Velvet, plain goods and plushes, also hand-tufted, imported Carpetings. tipped toes and strong Aa ae Vomderitte SCHOOL and Button and Glazed roomy lasts, BOYS’ BLUCHER LACE SHOE ICLAL $1.00 PAIR ly made and well finished ; MISSES’ SCHOOL SHO Patent Leather, Button and La CALF Strong 2 1 nd twe FOUR HUNTINGS n plain and tw THR FOOL HOUSE Great Big Comedy Bilt VAUBDE GIRARD & GARE Infants’ Kid B “Dooley and the Diamond.” The Show With the Scream in It Lois Theatre Phones—Main 1204; Ind. 4224. Opening Next Sunday Matinee. DAPHNE POLLARD AXD COMPANY Laugh Comedy 2 to 5, 6 5 Infants soles, no heels; sizes 5 to 8, $1.15 pair pring heels, siz nt Colt Button Shoe to 8, 85¢ pair , dull tops and hand-turned 2 to 5, 85¢ pair; with spring heels, sizes Rasement & Women’s White Cotton Union Suits, 50c Cotton Union Suits, in knee or ankle length, with hi short sleeves; also in low néck, sleeveless style, withcuff } brella knee. gh neck and long or or lace-trimmed um > Direct-Action Gas Ranges Oven-construction is the of the Gas strongest feature Direct-Action Range. Five feet of gas will bake biscuits on both “Universal” CoffeePercolators Mak caused delicious by free from the bitter taste May be used on any kind of stove, whether wood, coal, gas, kerosene or alcohe Made of highly polished al- uminum, with glass top, and ebonized wood handle. Shown in two styles, one of which cofiee, boiling. is used is illustrated. oven-racks, this includ 4-cup si 6-cup si 9-cup si 14-cup si Children’s Gauntlet Gloves, 50c and 75c Pair Gauntlet Gloves in wide assortment, star, in cowboy style. Children’s Fleece-Lined Underwear Children’s Fleece-lined cotton Underwear, in white Vests are in high neck, long sleeve style; Drawers and Pants to match in an- j kle length. Sizes 6 months to 2 years, 20c garment; 2 to 8 years, 25c garment; 10 to 14 years, 35c garment. ing heating of oven and finished with baking fringe, buttons and —Firet Floor, Annex Housefurnts A Roomy, Well- Made Kitchen Cupboard, $4. 50 The Kitchen Cupboard illustrated is substantially made of fir and fin- fl ished dark golden. It is nes Section. , ecru or silver-gray; fitted with three full- length shelves and the door fastens with spring lock. The the providing good ventilation at $4.50. We Are Showing a Large Line of Folding Metal Go-Carts Including the style illustrated, at prices ranging 50 to $30,00, Banemen| Silk Hosiery With Reinforced Top Special 50c Pair Women’s Silk Hosiery, reinforced with wide splici ing of lisle thread at top, i] giving strength where the garter strains, and lisle heel and toe, white, sky-blue and pink. Special, 50c pair. ends of cupboard are screened, An exceptional value Come in black, ‘Basement Salesroom gly YOUR baghdad ee sas See | feet Sloe’ have pee, wore ce Martens, Annex Frederick & Nelson Incorporated Excellent Values in Tapestry Couch Covers COUCH COVERS AT $1.50—Copies of Bagdad and other Oriental designs, in meé- dium and dark colors, some in blue and brown stripes, Made of good quality tapestry and 50 inches wide. COUCH COV good color combinations, beds and sanitary couches, Mail Orders Seattle Agents Carefully Filled $2,50—These are of heavy Oriental-striped tapestry, in several They are 70 inches wide and are especially suitable for couch | Great Majestic Range Basement Satesroom. a “ " Pre