The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1911, Page 10

ok le lh di | >) FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. [o 7 FURNITURE THE FAMILY; QUARANTINE TODAY IN HISTORY. |, New Vere—Hearing “that Ter | c D RY GOODS | Pee ee er DRY GOODS Semen etree a Be 8 3 im i =] Attractive Display of New Coat Models @sculatory operation the scien of not see the joke—yet Me ted aneer te ths & well known Bast Side family te q » are neo names for publicw + * it went off. Serge ; ; (nally Rabe he gov ipad bo a ag gece mamas gare Rp . MPHE new Coats are designed on slender lines, many with mannish notch and plain cé (ete Th eestnias ohana Peat ealimme Zh. caly 2 etveek of Wis —Suit h ‘ others with large sailor collar, inlaid with satin or natural tussah silk, Some are lined | ; : th » Charles K |bad Iuck that drew the bomb for some to waist, others are tailor finished FOR CHINESE RELIEF WORK an atetal nah Oo. tot tebe ont a Kragelans, whie h cut ¢ Cheviot Lengths, 54 and 56 iriche A variety of pleasing model udy at $25. 00. b and rather than let a good | Off with and ie p go stale, they used It on a| 10, eave Bel New Tailored Walking Skirts Are Excellent Values at — 00 “Ten thousand 4%pound sacks) Several carloads of supplies will | cear Pak oe : A special purcha ceived, comprising Skirt Gold Meda! flour shipped today also be sent from Cincinnati, ac teeny the * Ch Pp. a aa Sita 9 I fp ORS Minneapolis to Seattle over cording to a telegram received yes | E. E. Sherwood of 2005 First av. | \ . A nffon Panam k vor 1 a Milwaukee railroad, Look terday from Mayor Louis Schwab, |! accused of selling milk without a i ; fitting model not too r with habit and 1 Should arrive in time for Milwaukee, Minneapolis and St,| license, according to a complaint 4 forth : ‘ hid leat : grt ae Raul also sent encouraging tele-| drawn by Deputy F cutor White rom fu . small and 1 e women included; v ) is, 22 ) incl The above telegram was sent grams yesterday, A warrant for his arrest inche iterday by th risti ‘ald, Five hundred Seattle citizens | Was Issued w York, to t miner yesterday od themselves $: | tial club. The a carteats;|eoattivute to the fellet fund, and| © fer top’ aity_ canal “hie own coffin, i Distinction in Tailoring and Design Expressed in New Suits at $25 | Which will arriv February |more a cted today through | wil he Beacon Hill | otis orinian ate mek Waele veeds, Ho pur I Is, fine men’s wear Ser nd Mixed 84, for shipment to the starving the tel mic campaign, inaugu tonight at the be " " Lager Pens . utd, sf ’ : a “ Ghinese, was purchased by the |rated yesterday Bea hill engine house ; r pees, and u TE RE Prevarning Mate ih : ; : ss heaped fone Rickels and dimes of Sunday school) It is ex 4 that the r c safer oo | " bots ‘’ he A enacint with short. jaunts xc ra il. straight-fit Ghildren of the Middle West will haul the supplies fre iS er a eee > the 4 ; r Niot hit {th en OF FORGERY ae aioe tame cooked meaie ty women of Si ch ate ian a | Tailored and Fancy ‘Effects Equally Evident in the Josephine Dodge Daskam Bacon Everett famous books . : cane or Forring the name of Captain of the childrer In » Arc 1 t { » » Ike's ot \“2 N N k A rs, cent coe of] awe i | | ew Neckweer Assortments check for $65 proved the delight < + ; zy F, Nicholas, who wa Detective Jones yest Attempting to pa Everybody the Scenic cafe. Ni admitte knows abo the forgery, stating that ‘Was the first name that ca his head Mike McGo rer, was a ate Detectives Sisler and Adams le attempting to pass a couple of worthless checks NAME OFFICERS OF CONFERENCE WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ NEW TAILOR- WV ; MADE SUITS ee ener | 1 evidenc ludi f r read ncludes Washington, Oregon and A ) : 0, convened in annual se a , v cm J 1 lerday. The sessions ou; < tl oir 4 r 1 erges, worsteds at t V ciling Firet Pioor. Id in the Swedish nd the i r node +-butt plain Hf aaa aa ‘ghurch. The following € y Make good men,” — > Were chosen last night to All women rie of Tacoma: ice ened, men ‘and quod women, and f in front and) back; another | has plan Jewelry Novelties ~ Women’s Gloves | The New Season’s “ie sain BE oenl| Cie me ee ea At 50c | At Special Prices Ribbons M’GUIRE TO FIGHT FOR HIS POSITION D. McGuire, former superinten @ent of the Lake Union gar . inerator, who alieses because he & Gill club petitio €all election, will @unity to tell his side of the trov tomorrow night before the civil ser Wice commission. SE al lah atc WOMEN’S NEW FULL-LENGTH SERGE | Scale The Great Divide.” es Alhambra Orpheum—N jeville, Majestic—Now vaudeville. Pantages— New var : Str eo 2 * . . . * * * * * . +) cee eet ee eee ee gray 34 to 42. (PAID Givencenaai j i} || WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ FULL-LENGTH E. L. BLAINE ALWAYS Ip oa rt from AN EARNEST WORKER | rei ernie with s with shawl co Reprinted From the Rainier Valley Citizen — Shows || eoiglics fain Who Councilman E. L. Blaine Is. mae . = la | Parisiana Reducing Corset last March, and has been on the | right side in all matters affecting | S If 555, Pri $ the moral or financial welfare ot | tyle : a 1. 00 ” y,| : the city. Une of his first acts when A Corset designed for — spb set 50 ener ed = $3.0. entering the council was to secure | medium height, and y long My f good HY} = , " wy. iesaop ordinance raising the rate of inter sality c reap 1 at top with la ‘. and fitted with ves>for street wear, in| Hats, in new sh Ng 2 Fed " est paid on the daily bank balances |[y three pairs of hose supporters. Price $ had BIS : ow! 0 0 of the city to the rate fixed by law | ffl. SOTO SC ee STO CTT Oe ne te ae RMP RcCTE SS Ya. for state and county funds. He ae — secured ti increase in wag eee, Fancy Scarfs, Special 50c | Stationery Suggestions { In the Leather Goods | . ane Sundries perdi Seco Cloth or Silk Mull Scarfs, 26 inches wide and 1% Kara Linen Paper, in pound boxes, | {2 meet the asnenan ated fo ds long, in floral and Persian designs, in a gc 35¢ pound; envelopes to match, 2 pack S $2.00 « | provements. n favor of colors. Special 50. 5 , of improvements in each section of shad eres : - ii r silat 1 I ection et en ee , > . i I ineapple Linen Correspondence Pa : ‘ tunce. evant a ———— M per, 35¢ pound: box; envelopes, 15 uede B extra ter, and yields his own judgment to i] package the fudgn of the cithze ] aa oh apecureddbcakir gh te f] Washington's Birthday Favors, 1c i ; : a Na 1 eh oy intl business a 1 training to sUc g te riced a ts, ¢ ‘* . im nah ol | 1ington’s Birthday Pi 5 Pie r se S t J ‘ost Card wpectally quality him for t $1.00 . ace e oune le bh and 2 , \ “ Pyrs igi « , 3 % C > .e and E. L. BLAINE cb eae a] TRADE ON WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY P ie New Shapes in Walrus a1 1} gy : |years, and has property interests ] . PER NOVELTIES ee Hand-Bags, with f nay io peas sry “Tollet Brushes, am Rose Pompon' Perfume, ant’s Coeur de Jeannette Toi- - B. L, Blaine is a native of the| that make {t easy for him to { sist | ‘West, being born in Oregon in 1862.|0n economy in the conduct of the “y 1 he first Protestant | “ity’s business, He has been identi- | Hl ‘ A 10e de iw S soe otithe fret Provertant| 207i several ot the ional shart | cand 10¢ d Glergyman stationed in Seattle, and | ties, and is ngw president of board 1 = Napkins, 5¢ dozen of the first school teacher in this|of trustees of the University of | whan city. His mother opened the first | Puget Sound at Tacoma. His post. | | . i school in ker owz home in 1854, and| tion as chairman of the investiga: | ° ® ved to see the teaching force of| tion committee of the city council | f the city grow from that time until | made ft easy for chargés to be made nteres Ing ems WwW reached nearly 700, He was a|against him, but with all the inge- | In seru ouse ares ber of the first Civil Service |nuity of the representatives of the| P “ l-CARB in “ ae . oa Commission of this city, from 1896] vice syndicate they were unable to “JANTI- CARBON “KING” GAS HOT PLATES to 1899, and together with John | find anything that reflected on his SOOT, DESTROYER, | SPECIAL © $2.%5—Three-burner Schram and J. M. Colman, estab-| personal character or his integrity. 35¢ PACKAGE ished the system, and adopted the | This speaks well for him, and Come in and see nef pay ie 4 i ron fules that now govern the workings | should entitle him to the support of siggy 1 see ont wonderful bargains when you that body. He has been a mem-| those who desire to see the business || want: Footwear. They are wonderful when r of the present city council since iof the city well cared for. We yee < |] consider the pattern, style and values that we are IME OnLy S0F1 Col makes urnin ft | TRAY AND. BRUSH ish shes , coarse teeth, zen De. | size, with nickeled cast. top and 1 » Sawed bu ner and le 1 atroys locee'sdot in stoves: rer and lever valve . | with porcelain b you boiler fines and chit st NICKEL - PLATED CRUMB ria veh SPECIAI giving. We specialize on— SOOTDESTROYE coal jean ag ough | $L.25—Artistically ¢ ned ‘Tray hard coal were 1 | of heavy brass, he ® 9 Women’s Patent Leather, | Men's Extra Value Shoes— greatly lessens da of | and brush in mission pattern, in eb- d jey St Vici Kid and Gun-Metal | In gun-metal, vici kid and | ORSERG Tom 29% ite gh Shoes, Oxfords and es | patent leather; new styles Saas eee ~~~ ~~~ at: aS At eeeeee seeee ose $2.50 | Worth more, but our price is ee ie ee ee ons eee The Spring Quarterly Style ‘Book, Price 20c Vici Kid and Gun-Metal Men's Shoes—In all leathers fi Shoe, Oxfords and Pumps | ‘This yuaity sold by ther Including a a | 15¢ Fa tern of Your Own Selection, Free a + $3.00 | at $3.00. Our price: .$2.50 on : . RARER Re rn nnn Co ee |}Raymond & Hoyt a | Frederick & Nelson ) 0 "8 1406 Third, 2et. Union and Pike Carefully Filled x | | Incereorated Great Majestic Range Mannin, [s Cotte Store || THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY GOOD SHOES cam Nn ERR ts re j