The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 24, 1911, Page 10

Sr aescathealieiemenenicadtaaen tee Big Welcome for T. R. From tt Roe steps fro April 6 ure he wil! b ner that will him on visit several arrangements in Se attle April 6th’ given by 1 night ands for WOMAN TELLS AWFUL STORY OF | rapist! = — — suppress growing drug habit. The growth of the drag habit has hb that ev the police the weak sic . need of tak pn to sup press it For seven morphine. halting wo fort, as if so hacking at he OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY PARTY. Of all ¢ thought in Italy, a Enrico serves the clos est watching There is no tell ing just what he will do, “Is ch about pounds of dyna- mite o avold statistics, he a living, vit socialist “iams” and “isis,” irresistible argume Ttalian parliament his bis tongue Ferri started out to study law and became interested in the criminal side of it. He ¢riminology a close study, and he and Lombroso have discovered Most of the recognized laws in that science. He writer, and combines all his other interests with lectureships in Italian universities He is 55 years old today nemies fear FOR MORE R. R. (By United Press) » Feb. 24.—-Officials of tement that construction 40 miles of the new line of the North Coast, between Spo- kane and Ayer Junction, where it will connect with the O. W. R. & N., will be begun immediately, The contracts call for an expenditure of $4,000,000. WOMAN ASKS PENSION SHERIDAN, Wyo., Feb. 24.—Mrs. Louise Elizabeth Bliss has applied for a civil war pension, asserting ghe saw active service with the Sixty-third Mlinois regiment, being disguised as a man and detailed many times as a spy in Confederate camps. She has a deep scar over her left eye where a bullet wound ed her. Best Modern| Dentistry All Operations Painless if i ‘TEETH FREE CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION. Full Get of Teeth 22k Gold Crowns § Bridgework Gold Fillings Silver Fillings (the best) 50¢ Up |} Porcelain Crowns (best) $3.50 Up Terms to Suit All work done by expert dental operators. Lady attendant. The Best Dentistry that you can obtain in the city and at the cheap- I est possible prices. We Do Exactly as We Advertise. All Work Guaranteed 15 Years. Laboring People’s Dentists ELECTRO DENTAL PARLORS Cor. First Av. and Pike. Opposite Public Market. osname The Star 1s unxious to seo that) every subscriber gets his or her paper every night. notify the circulation department | of The Star and a paper will be sent you by special messenger. Main 9400 or Ind. 441, pas made | ¢ If your paper | fails to come by 6 o'clock kindly iH council street committee ha p Heacon b T seven ye ago over 1 5 t ‘ REQUEST then r y ed jue i NUMBERS itle upplied band, wh nor | fe ork guaranteed 12 years. OPEN EVENINGS Ohio Dentists 307!, Pike St., over Ow! Drug Co. Entrance Room 4. FRANCE AIR MAD PARIS rob y two or more > will hav burlers. BUT HE’S DEAD NOW HILLSBORO, N. H., Feb. 24 ® Brockway, 83, wh terday, was a choir h years and sang at o’ funerals. is a forceful | — F rederich & Nelson, Inc. BASEMENT SALESROOM A Favorable Purchase Enables Us to Offer 50 of These Dainty One-Piece Dresses (As iiesteepae ae | $5. 00 Special Dres HESE striped dimity, very attractive Spring ses are of fine quality in light-blue, pink or lavender As illustrated, they are made with Dutch neck finished with Valenciennes insertion, elbow-length peasant and straight-cut skirt trimmed with band and deep flounce of the plain material. The waist-line is defined by two rows of Valenciennes insertion Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years; also 34 to 40 bust measure- \ ment Well de special, $5.00. igned and finished and highly-interesting val ue at, A new line of Spring Models in Misses’ and Juniors’ Tailored Suits, in tailored and trimmed styles, has just been received. Prices, $10.00, $14.00 and $15.00. Modish Small Hats and Turbans For Spring Wear Moderately Priced at $4.95 and $6.50 AT $4.95 are mall Tailored Hats straw braids, effectively trimmed with y cases combined with flowers hown and Turbans in rough and satin elvet and tailored straw bows, in some and black AT $6.50, Small Hats and Turbang, in mohair and pally in black, brown, navy and straw-color Colors, burnt, navy straw braid \igrettes, flowers, quills lored bows are prettily used in prong 5 , princi and tai Spring ‘Models in Children’s Reefer Coats, Special $3.85 and $5.00 pee ING a fortunate purchase, exceptionally attractive values are of fered in Children’s Reefer Coats, in Spring-weight navy-blue serges i cheviots, golf-red coating and and tan or gray mixtures. All are carefully tailored, lined throughout with sailor collars, prettily trimmed with silk braid. Special, $3.85 and $5.00. sateen, and some have Sizes 6, 8 and 10 years 1 att Furniture Dry Goods Stationery Specials Veilings and Scarfs $1.75 «1 Neckwear Arrivals Eton Collars Venise la and Yokes of ace Embroidered Linen “ New A New Marquisette Blouse, $2.50 H T's Peter Pan BI } lustrated is fashic heer marquisette ack fe ormed « and col prettily emb: ered in v on light-blue. Ani attractive value at $2.50. , New Jewelry HAT PINS Oe, ¢ $1.00, PEARI 3, $3.00 ‘TO $12.00 NECK various ize » 18 inch ¥ Linens sad ‘Domatties DOUBLE BED IZE WHITE Cie 2 BLANKETS PECI ee PAIR 1 finishe bluc with ere t edge FULL-SIZE HEMMED MARSEILLES BED PREADS, SPECIALLY PRICED I'wo style s cial at $1.25 and $1.60 eac $1é pink ot | Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns | | | L FREDERICK & NELSON, { w is « ‘ } i Store Closes Daily at 5 Advanced Fashion Ideas Expressed in New Tailor-Made Suits for Misses That Combine Girlish Grace With an Attractive St yle- Individuality { { { { $18.50, $25.00, $35.00 and 18 years THE NEW COATS FOR MOTORING, STREET AND _ AFTERNOON WEAR fabr the and upward. Sizes 16 Prevailing lengths are 54 and 56 inches, Collars are varied as to style, including notch, shawl, sailor and pointed effects. Many of the motor models show the raglan sleeve, others the plain mannish sleeve. Attr are indicated at $25.00, $30.00, $35.00 coating Second Floor A New Patent Colt Pump sa new Sra ss Pump xan hee with flat ribbe $4.00. A Clearance of Surplus Lines of Women’s Fine Footwear Now in Progress, Affords Unusual Values at $2.45, $2.95 and cage 95 pair. %/ n bow First Floor “Men’s Spring I Headwear at $3.00 00 O' R/showing at this price includes new blocks “Wellington” black in the Derby Hats, shades of in and correct brown, also Soft Hats, smooth and rough-fin ished, in a variety of new and be ng shapes, in tones y, tan and brown Narrow All-silk Four-in-Hands, for llars, is featured at 50c Silk Scarfs are in evic Jence at $1.00 Bear , 1. : mas ; kK € ear, all-silk, in ultra-smart styles, at $2.50 $2.00 and $2.50 pair, including First Floor engi Toilet Requisites ¢ Talcum Powder, Tooth Pow- leum Powder, 19¢. 25 . Hud Ka ne I Rum, 50¢ \ i H —Firgh Floor. “SOLE S SEATTLE AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS OSTERMOOR MATTRESSES INC. W holesome—Sanitary Built, Not Stuffed Firat ¥ Frederick & Nelson Incorporated Furnit Dry Go Values in Hosiery S5e¢ $1.00 Black, White green, Sky-t Pink, Navy, Reseda, Purple, Old-rose, Heliotrope, Champagne, London Smoke. ] | Red, Golf- 1¢, Green, Lav- ender Attractive Values in Underwear HANDSOME model is th M-length Sweater » made of pure yarn in tine and having ed fastenir ed stitch brea wit mat x color of Pretty shawl collar ar finished seams and button holes. Shown in car I, white and — golden-brown. Price $8.50. . Interesting Glove Items WOMEN’S GLACE KID GLOVES, SPECIAL 7 T'wo-clasp style, in white, black and colors; broken sizes WOME GLOVES, Outseam style, N'S CAPS $1.00 PAIR= mannish one-clasp at wrist; shown @n various shades of tan. WOMEN’S GLOVES, 50 tyle, double-t black, white and cc sewn SILK Two-claspt fingers} Mail Orders Carefully Filled