The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1911, Page 10

WHY CONSULT THE WOLF? | hihi 0. I, ERIGKSON <- se i ; ie stipe th had been nt off to and told to be emperor all he wanted to — in Elba—but — ther was hardly a title That the teachers’ Att back mainiane ow that he He did not convince ver, as after n eon had to take t water and this time his tination was not Elba, but the much more lonesome St. Helena. months Nap again The Women's Commercial club ts wal to advertine f million Meth on street ca ingham little or T. ERICKSON. ning the Children for Tem of the subjects inutitute « tian gins he Asbury Temper t charges, t from receipts of “Mr. Crawt as saying a ‘SLEUTHS CALLED (ty United Pr NEW YORK, Mare + Hager 4 tons took a hand , me naan from the 4 ve, See the vin Dr the chants in this tsau Amer As Mrs. Drummond hs ance policy of $100,000 ¢ she is taking the loss philosophic ally OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY | i PARTY. W. D. Howells has a double-bar Teled right to be called the dean of American let ters In the first middle which this mornt #30 o'eloc dist church wident Taft has Portland library authorit rp something an inspection nch Hbraries Frederick & Nelson, Inc. BASEMENT SALESROOM Pleasing Styles and Fabrics Combined With Careful Tailoring in New Long Coats for Women and Misses At $10.00 and $14.50 NEW COATS AT $10.00 wale serges and diagonals, gray, Fifty-six inches long, plain tailored or half and shoulder lined. Siz NEW COATS A¥ $14.50. cy models, the latter with shawl with moite and brai Materials fancy coatings, 54 and 56 inches long years; 34 to 42 In been born married have died since he first began to wield his pen. He's still push ing the stylus now in his 74th |f year, which be kan today, a gives promise of growing up into quite a prolific writer Howells has been itor of the Atlantic Monthly and of Har : Magazine. He began writing for his father’s weekly paper, back fn Obio, and attracted attention when he published his poems= Among his representative books are: “The Rise of Silas Lapham and “A > caren of New Paacanes, l i i} i name | ! | | 1 | medium and fine black and navy with shawl collar; 6 and 18 years; 34 to 42 ind fan collars inlaid diagonals and 4, 16 and 18 In tan, Simply-tailorec and sailor serge, Sizes, 1 ~ New Suits In Mannishly-Tailored Models $18.75 , Fancy Worsted an, black PRRHKRRRAREERES * * * AROUND THE STATE. * * * BERR EERE EERE Bellingham.—Dr. B. M. Bond, son of the first governor of Illinois, a Civil war veteran, and the oldest Mason in Washington, being Member for 60 years, died at the age of 84 yesterday morning. and Manni and white sh Suiting. - - 7) COLORS, black Walla Walla.—Noticing a pimple | sorted sh on her foot, 12-year-old Dorothy " Cinta ain aa Miller opened it and drew forth a isle: < Bhibtn ‘ave! ate piece of stocking, which had been 16 ‘18 fm the foot for three months. y any navy, ta mixture, and as che: silk or Sizes, Bucoda.—Francisco Carsino, Ht! Ttalian, was arrested for the theft of a sw from the stock of B. F. Wall, a farmer. His partner in the) crime is m'ssing TWAIN STATUE ited Frese.) RENO, xe March 1.--Nevada| may yet secure the statue of her| [i famous pioneer, “Mark Twain spite the refusal some time ago of | the board of capital to receive the gift of by the late H. H. Rogers, to be use for the construction of the statu HOLD UP BILL. A bill of $800 for 30 days’ ferry service between Madison st. and|}f Kirkland was yesterday held up by} the county commissioners on the ground that it was too large ASK DAMAGES. Suits for damages for injuries re ceived in an explosion of gas at the Ravensdale mines of the Northwest. | ern Improvement company have |i been ed Well-made, pleasingly-fashioned garments, finished rae with French seams; skirts full gored. and check percale, trim-] | House Dress in plaid g | front opening, with Gibson round neck and }4 sleeve | $1.25. Sasement Women’s Black Cotton Hosiery On Sale by the Box at Special Prices as Follows: WOME BLACK COTTON HO WOMEN’S BLACK COTTON HO: SIERY, box of 6 pe , 60¢. | erony : WOMEN'S BLAC he OCYPTON SIERY, with deep reinfor SIE reinfo' sat with double heel, | with double and-toe, box of 6 pairs, 75¢. T5e¢. ngham, side plait, Special House Dress, in stripe neck style, Gibson Special $1.25. ned with plain color; square ribbed top, HO. sale heel, sole and toe. Box | pairs, . A ~ A Clearance of Surplus Wash Fabrics At |5c| Yard HIS clearance offering embraces Linen - finished Suitings, in odd, dark | shades ; Soft-finished Printed Sackings, 27 inches wide, in pink and light blue grounds with small dots ; 36-inch Percales, in red grounds; 27-inch Wash: Ginghams; Odd pieces of Printed Madras and Remnants of Wash Fabrics, in many useful lengths. Priced specially-low for clearance at 5¢ yard Footwear Specials i} WOMEN'S PATENT COLT i} AND BUTTON BOOTS, SPECIAL i] $2.60 PAIR—Women’s Patent Colt Boots, in a short Dress model, with mat kid top, plain toe, military heel and welt sole. Sizes 2'4 to 7; widths C, Dand E. Also a model with high toe, tip and Cuban heel, sizes 3 to 7, widths B and C. TAN RUSSIA CALF BOOTS FOR GROWING GIRLS, SPECIAL $2.30 PAIR—Button styl¢, with me- dium toe, low heel and welt sole. S 2% to 7; widths E and E —Aasement Balesroom. follows: Frank Neckwear, Special 10¢ Tailored Stocks of madras or sateeny with embroidered ends, special 10¢. Bows fashioned of net, lawn or silk, trim- med with n effects, special 10¢. Bi Persian Dutch Collars, with lace edge, special 10 Unti} further notice we will lace or Pe continue to fit a gold-filted frame, guaranteed for five years, with spherical lenses and leather case, complete for $2.50. This fneludes a careful and accurate examination. Curry Optical Company EYESIGHT SPECIALIST ‘Third Floor, 344-345 Arcade Bidg. Ph Ind, L 6017 Hasement Salesroom Leather Hand-Bags Special $1.95 All-leather Hand-Bags, with protected | corners and gilt trimmings. Fitted with in- ] side coin purse and. double strap handles. | Unusual values at, special, $1. itatly Hiba the | Metho- | Aprons at prices ranging from 25¢ to $1.50. # teresting values at 50c i] All-Silk; 514 to 7 Inches Wide | heavy i cluding FREDERICK & FURNITURE LP PRY GOODS Women’s New Store Closes Daily at 5:30. NELSON, Inc. FURNITURE DRY GOODS | Silk Dresses A Special Offering at $35.00 Embracing Dresses for street and evening wear, developed in accordance with 1 ewest style tendencies from Crepe de Chines, Messalines, Foulards and Satins. usually Ic SPECIAL Dresses are mx price $35.00. repe and | and bead trimn t desirable in cribe quoted, We de "The Semi- Annual Sale of HE advantages of buying Hosiery by decidedly a matter of ec¢ rhe able qualitic follow BOX OF 6 PAIRS, SPE CIAL $1.15. Women's 1 Hosiery 1} the Be Ho are nom) BOX OF 6 PAIRS, CIAL $1.25. SPE- splicec lou le and toe WOMEN'S THREAD SILK HOSIERY, BOX | #"° ¢ | OF 3 PAIRS, SPEC BOX OF 6 PAIRS, SPE- $2.50. SIAL $1. pd h4 ible sc Women’ siery 1 iery involved is all Fz men uc SPECIAL na ar ite stripe $35.00. peasant slee ik cord, Double Women’s Boxed Hosiery emphasized during this sé »y values that make it ist-black and embraces ma BOX OF 6 PAIRS, SPE- CIAL $2.00. Silk-li BOX OF 6 PAIRS, SPE CIAL $1.75. Gauze-lisl with 4-inch ¢ ght weight. med ble heel he m Ou ‘Imported Lace Curtains of of High Quality Priced to Unusual Advantage LEADING impe French Lace that ena The ¢ and in made (€ rter’s stock on hand of Curtair ables us to $3.85 $4.85 $7.75 $9.85 | Well-Made Household Aprons | mart es, Priced — CHECKED GI} GHAM BAND AFRONS with hes TO oir 1 front, be 3TH GORED AP 85¢ ham, made th ruffle a s 7 ALLOVER DERORNS AT $1.00—0/ v H ; < H ging? Many tition am, semi-fitting, with high neck and lon excellent values in Gingham and Percale New Lace-Trimmed Neckwear i} Copies of Hand-Made Pieces Priced Low at 50c. Many pleasing styles in Tab Flowing J trimmed in imita tion Cluny, Maline and Venise —close reproductions of the season’s | effects in nd-made trimm Very in laces favore with real lace pieces ing First Floor Plain eal Moire Taffeta Ribbons THE SPECIAL §5¢—Whips or cream in one LANDERS’ KNIFE, SPECIAL Bight inch blade ed hardwood handle 25c yard. i These Ribbons are extra-fine and with high lustre, ment in H BRE in quality, plor-assc Sky-blue, Rose, Pink, Reseda, Old-rose, Excellent val- and come in a c¢ White, Navy-blue, Brown Black and Cardinal ues at 25c yard, SF IAL 10¢ SET mats in assorted sizes. WOOD First F ' ‘ Free Art Needlework Lessons Daily, 9 to 11 a. m SERVING steel, 22 inches long — WORLD BEATER,” | minute. 10¢ with enam IMPORTED TABLE MA Five GARMENT TRAY, 25¢ — Japanned | 6, A New Lingerie Waist At a Special Price acked has plaited frill 1 but- front are Well-in- Persian with small pe Har fastens and daintily t wi ott luny insertion. cial, $1.95. Floor Coverings At Special Prices ial $4.50. al $5.50. ial $6.25. special $7.25. special $8.50. al $21.50. Axr $1.65. Drummers’ Carpeting ples, in varied useful lengths, special at 65¢ and up to $2.00 cach ished and a very good value ¢ Second Floor, 7-6x9, spec 9x9, spe x10-6, sf Third Floor. enn Special March Offerings In Housewares We instance fered at this t A\\ cessories for the k partments of the h ny unusual values of- utensils and ac- y and other de- a few of w in usef chen RATTAN CLOTHES HAMPE! IAL $2.75. Covered Hamper, strongly made. CROWN QUEEN BROOM, SPECIAL 45¢—High-grade Broom of selected corn, AMEL PITCH 5¢—-Seam- enamel, 4%-pint NICKEL - PLATED = 8, TAL TEA | $1.25-—-0f | g plated copper | BUTCHER CIAL 17¢ EGG EATER, ECIAL S¢—Operated with one hand SANITARY SINK STRAIN: 2RS, SPECIAL 10¢—Japan- ned blue and fit into corner of sink. BATH SPECIAL nickel AD wood ri HANGING SOAP DISHES, 2CIAL 15¢—Of white en- with removable drainer QUNSON’S FLOOR WAX, SPECIAL 35¢ POUND—For | woodwork, furniture and | floors. ALUMINUM JELLY MOULDS, SPECIAL, SET OF | 40¢—Of stamped alumi- | num, in assorted shapes: | SOAP 10¢—-0f plated brass. DISHES, avily AVORY ROAST+ L $1.35—High- enameled pan and | grade cover, Special Agents for “Direct-Action” Gas Ranges Fall-Size Iron Bed, Special $6.50 $1 95 | Spring illustrated may be had in full or 34 size. Is made with hardwood frame, woven wire fabri¢ and spiral supports be- neath. Special $1.95. Well-Constructed Bed Spring, Special Iron Bed illustrated to left has 1 inch posts and top rods, is full width, and attr actively finished in gold-bronze: Height of head, 60% inches; foot, Frederick & Nelson incorporated