The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1911, Page 8

: THE SEATTLE STAR GETS DIVORCE FROM MAN | OUNPABGF ">" ET SES He ss[SENSATION ExrecTED| sooner Themes G's WHO CLIMBED MT. M’KINLEY .'.hs lst» apa | ! Mer rominent me bribing or induc conditions in under a f K008 wutho! SCIENCE COSTS MONEY GRAND JUNCTION, Col., M Two dis | wr ear old today, went ODY 16 RESTING, "Carne 1 ALL 18 READY as 0, mo ~ - H ae " ' T a hom ry ain | bumper t I : be an ever Kor of na ns able to bring | hall, Seventh sad-Union ot id «oa Furniture FREDERICK & NELSON, INC. Furniture | Dry Goods Dry Goods Store Closes Daily « INTERESTING VALUES IN Women’ s Tailored Suits, $29. 00 and $35.00: THOMAS LLOYD, HIS WIFE ANDO y of the s« uw dels are ibraced t} n tailo 4 DAUGHTER OVITA STARWICH Wins agin effectively trin d i are dis tin wished by care siliw rh hipa ny tint i: Matt Stare Sec ae At $25.00 At $35.00 and and ¥ Suits of Men’s-Wear Navy-Blue Serge, blac! nd white Suit of rages m0 ures and serges, se - ; 1 , "4 and fine worsted my lain tailored tyic Coat are y lg a red ee ast 1 hee ar Be sailor | t twenty-five wy 3 Art Needlework Requisites | Kako Corsets, $1. 00 sal $1. 30 grein spittle ey Seth i | STYLE 790, PRICE $1.50—A model KENYON |S NOMINEE HE PLAYS PIANO 30 HOURS 4 ane} treme h over fr 1 ne DES MOINES, Ia, March 30. SOUTH BETHLEHEM : P ] c t } ‘ oi fe a a i Me porene c “ Rouge thot « , 0 . ; : ; } zo th br oLr e he support hit iy. Lew ' a : : : ip 1 r batiste and 1 pes AHER 9TH BaBy es nirty > ht gave FPRIEDERICH 1AP M jean Odds and Ends From Everywhere wage This } jf 5: Los i Garer ice errr taneeneineetieeieies ison Peet tebe Bp tae sonacaail sepa lage inp tb Standard Outfit} Piccwire’ Mercericed Bet bought Al from Russia 615, PRICE $1.00—An ex $1. es, in { well-d nt The n H ; tie \ tends bel g length 3 ” without discomfort. Material is good qual ity batiste and two pairs Of hose support } } tt } INDIANAPOLIS. I ece of | ers are attached 4 Floor : ny Pom , $1.0 Viret Viger a Mine Wor A PD PP POLE pe pO was a fairly Alaska consists miles, so it cost Dress and Semi- Tailored Waists e.pen, but juse® him to} Women’ s Percale Sacques mile, or a little n — _ an acre, mountaigs It} S . | $ ought to be worth th ach 2 95 and Alex McKenzie, ev J sa pecia Deserted American had ever set foot upon It About one hundred Sample Waists semi-tailored and dress styles, quoted at this specially-low price for clearance. Embraced in the collection are Waists of white allover figured laces, figured foulards in brow! penhagen and black, and Chiffon Waists draped over net, designed with embroidery; in high and low=neck PITTSBURG.—Dickison McAllis ter, of the Chi o Terminal R: way Co, went uddenty insane aboard a Panhand! train. After a eatbe with the pace and friends FIRE Loss GROWS McAllister was taken to a hospital Well-made Sacques of excellent quality percale, as illustrated, in attractive designs, } in navy and white, light-blue and white and } gray and white combinations. These are ; made with fitted belt, circular peplum, ¢ round Dutch neck and long or three-quar- { ter sleeves. Attractively trimmed with bias bands of plain color. f ($1.00; — LOS ANGELES—F. M. Heil, fireman aboard the torpedo boat ed in front just as the “lay with fi gines still waiting to mak yles. er pulled the trigger. He died | the flames ot bre fuaner pulled er: the Hames will mot break m All sizes are embraced in the assortment, instantly No decision has Exceptionally-good value at $1.00. : to proceed to ar EDISON STANDARD “CYGNET a | ally-g $ | ai but not all sizes in each style. second Fists WASHINGTON.—Pretty soft for Robert Peary, discoverer of the North Pole. Congress has com missioned him a civil ¢ ainege in Here’s a Faithful the navy with the rank of a rear | deuizel on retired list. It Booster of Women) Means $6,000 ear for Robert NEW YORK, March 30.—Declar ing that under mal ernment the cities of the United tes were * | the “seats of corruption and happy jhunting grounds for thieves, C. F. Aked is on record toda favor of woman suffrage. minisver, Dr. J at I believ to give the women the f the debris of the} Specials in Linens Three Specially - Good Furniture Values eee ii” Ticike ind Ween eighties at ign) ae Towel Re ants, White Linens and Napkins, in half-doz 22 ‘ACHED TURKISH BATH TOWELS, SPECIAL, 25c Special $4.35 nd are hemmed re POUGHKEEPSIE, Cobb, a hotel dropped dead tc whom he dese . walked in on him. Cobb ref have anything to do with bh she had him arrested " Solid-oak Rocker in waxed golden finish, with high back, broad arms and seat in full, box ilues in floor coverings for the Summer cottage and} leather. Excellent value at, spe Principals for the minstre! show, | Would bring as great a t “Bankers in Burnt Cork,” to be| ‘he world as the coming of Christ coer rene a7 eeeeae Bank Seattle Automobile School, 210 | - Unusual clerks have been de 1 ri | Broadway. bungalow are wrded in this line of Wool Art Squares, which has { cial $4.35. HUNNEWELL, N. Y.—Convinced a Fo Preis been specially iced for clearance. that they are not enjoying the en-| Dp. 8 SOUNSTON CO. Prices as follow Size 7-6x9, special $4.50. Size 9x10-6, special $6.25. Size 9x9, special $5.50. Size 9x12, special $7.25 Three patterns in Fibre Carpeting, special for clearance, 40c yard Wool and Fibre Carpeting, three patterns to choose from, clearance price, 35¢ yard —Third Floor. Give the Children a Chance Sunshine and pure air are essential to the health Solid Oak Rocker Special $3.95 an owt of the little ones. ———~_—__- oe ——o RPP PPL ~~ Mets tates ac tain the toes th : Pleasingly-designed Rocker of solid ‘a em o © open this summer—away és k, 1 golden finish, with com from crowded houses and hot streets—across the oak, In waxed golden si lake te irect- Cc ion” tinuous front and back posts, and seat covered in good grade imitation Spee ish leather. Special $3.95. KIRKLAND |[&2]) Gas Ranges You can buy a@ large garden tract of rich, black, WALL PAPER Note the position of the broil- loamy soll, three-quarters of a mile from Lake | Pri os Age pL Washington, for $475 and up, on a payment of $35.00 |} Retailed pa Wholesale Prices 1// er in the accompanying illus- down and $5 a month—that’s not as much as city rent | tration of the “Direct-Action” and you » the use of your land for raising vege | DAHLEM & BARRY | . ahoy tables, berries and poultry this summ: 1508 3rd, near Pike Gas Range—it is on top, above This is ylew property—~you can see Seatile and » oven—where most conven- the Are: Aiea alah: iacabed teh oe Nellbe at ‘uet.tcat iently operated. This arrange- and let you pay us on easy monthly terms SPECIAL SALE ment makes stooping or hend- Stop—figure the rent you are paying now and the THIS WEEK ing entirely unnecessary prices you are g for fresh vegetables, eggs, etc 4 #039? Good round sum every month, isn't it? The “Direct-Action saves of these trdcts with that amount of money each fly a in e ouse the gas—a result of Its pecu- month liar oven construction. Five Talk it over at home tonight and come over to- ¢ : eer saan sch oa thon Pe ne ee $1 OO feet of gas will bake biscuits on Give the children a chance to grow rugged and : both oven racks, this including strong in the open air of the lake shore heating of oven and baking Firat Fie Quarter-Sawed Oak Dresser Special $17.75 Well - constructed Dresser, of quarter-sawed oak, with two full length sfraight drawers and two half-length drawers. Top measures 19x39 inches, and French plate mir ror 18x30. Unusually-good value at, special $17.75. Puget Sound Hat Factory BURKE & FARRAR, Inc. 1514 First Ave elias boc | Corticelli 2 Fo ig FREDERICK & NEL S — f BRANCH OFFICE Knittin | At Madison Park and Kirkland Ferry Latding | & :' ; TRICK & MURRAY||} | Silks al Carefully Filled 814 Third Ave. | : INCORPORATED —