The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1911, Page 8

: i i THE SEATTLE STAR |OUR DAILY BIR HDAY| LABOR arc : ; = 3 a eILTY, FOUR Odds and Ends From Everywhere Willian FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Furniture r Store Closes Daily ot 6:30 Furniture is Dry Goods | Ani) Wallace, He war) Geaybill, mining” promoter, -cos:| TODAY IN HISTORY( phates tn the yards has beon tor Wind! America, — whict April 6, 1796, Prussia, In a treaty |the anaworer will announce. bi make bin NEW YORK, April 5.—Displaying ndreds of banners with the Seren We Mourn Our Dead,” the or unions of New A great der against working conditions in the as a result of the gle Shirtwaist company i eck spans” ‘ American Lady Corsets |} § $1.00, $1.50 and $2, 00 STYLE. 1 mahip com San Fran | “JARS HELP our 4, PRICE $1.00—T! tited to the Frank M. Ashi at merehant, ye sarees the Chinese the republic of} The U, 8 cable ship Burnside is oa Portugal’ nowa-|docked at pier 11, where she will days, but Prussia came to it, and/remain until about April 15. going to it, and the dove Mexico for many kirt, the material extending far bel sad al @hare ta 839 Japanese of le and Ta casing the figur nug Mater g coutil am pendec is the dean of|< Other» subscriptions re-|of peace will perch on us all one|ARRARRARKARKRE icant tn Meeedetets 4 of} sombr the Presbeterion |celved yesterday amounted to 611 of these days nen ve i The committee will today forward | LOOK OUT, LA FOLLETTE STYLE 159, PRICE Oh 4 ened pre living at Washington another $1,000, London in honer of Robert WASHINGTON, April 4 hs, can, Mex making a total of $12,500 founder of Sunday schools ' Northwestern con for the tall figure, with moderately hig nd skirt exe the 9 forty-sever *| SEARCHLIGHT To KEEP years ago today, me ©, with one ex 7 7, with tra hook below er | OFF CHICKEN THIEVES vices were held through unfortunate in the tremely long, v ae ra hoo! } i ay. Fitted marched in almost nue |. TRENTON, N. J. April 5—Aa|0Ut England drawing of seats today with two pairs of hose supporters and drawstring at top h the men Prominent in the La Follette of Washington. the lucky member, was third " Buffalo Bill i Ueeeetiees “hbzaae” Weians thieves, who have been di pleting Schenectady. — Preliminary work STYLE 241, PRICE $2.00—An « long Corset, the survivors of th W S ff his stock of fa Plymouth mmenced today on a m to be called, and although a , | f e t b - s stock o ancy ymouths,|Was commenced toda ma c designed particularly for full figure Bus modera the crowds who oman’, S$ OUTTTAGE | janes M. Donald, a New York at Union college in| ® progressive, selected @ sgat : ; ately by hundreds of the (By United Press) banker, has equipped his country of John Howard Payne, the immediately, behind Dalzell! of low and skirt is extremely long, ex v the boning, eee eee eee ee eee eee ered as those who escaped the we PHOENIX, Ariz. A Pr Ivant 4 @iagonal: : , c riz pri A home ne he with a 3,000 candle | author of “Home, Sweet Home ennsylvania, an lage ly and ha three pairs of hose supporte atta - fire Manhattan has seen in MANY) gooq sized boom is on today for| power searchlight and a 2,000 can across the aisle from ex sPpe: J 4 Pr - Attrac years passed by Col Buffalo arc light. The tat? ef the schoo! paper, Cannon. He is in the tively trimmed at top and equippec awestring SNEEZING POWDER SAVES Bill uch that the ¢ of | Whims, and the ax ter of the old guard Second Vicor MAN FROM HORSE | lnited of window in the be elected by the Jur chance action > [giving t a sit w hers xeeeeeeeee ee eee es eee ROR FORT PLAIN, N. Y., April 5A} ow on the Broadway high schao! box of sneezing powder proba saved the life of Barney Kent known horseman, when caught. in @ box stall with an ugly stallion; recently. A friend, realizing K helplessness, rushed to a drug atc eae ~ Useful Notions 260 KITCHEN OR VEG | ETABLE KNIFE 15¢ Women’s Hosiery 35c Pair r- for $1.00 MUST MOVE AWAY. Mayor Dilling yesterday signed |the ordinance appropriating $26.6 ‘ vuget Sound Sanatorium tm bir move within’ 10 days from {ts at F 0 ove present quarters at BE. Prospect vores ae should be run | 38th sts. Thi ion was hi “FLEXO GRASP” HOSE KLEINERT'’S JUNO SUPPORTE SHIRT WAIST SHIELD | ber cushion tooy 15¢ and 20¢ | | for the Duwamish waterway in men and returned with a box of sneez ret Bie wae Ahtton Je Everett. — Coroner William D. *e | ee i een ; ing powder, “which he sprinkled OYSTER BAY 18 WET: wpe tes , a 4 A ~ ° | Smith will hold no Inquest over the |f ' H 25: COLONIAL PI n im-weight throughout the stall. The anir ALSO DEMOCRATIC |days to Imony of neighbora, |POCy of Virgil Bell, shot and killed ani i MACY HOOKS AND | BOOKS, 200 pins in assorted k ¢ m Hosiery, was instantly attacked by a violent! ovsTER BAY, N 1 «dag F - KhbOFS. Hy Mrs. Sarah Watson, having con- |f sine, ve S : 5. 12 2 books for 2 I a fit coughing and sneezing, which | oojone} ob hel vit : gt 1 is gy Bg By Nog t tee und | “luded the shooting was purely acc! reactive D EYES, in tubes, 36 hooks, 12 ee 1 be took its attention from Kent Rca: age sale iets [tition the Women Bud ebitren, | °°? eyes and 24 invisible eyes “LILAC” SILK CORSET double sole and toe, he was dragged from bis per rs redgerrsaccd aac thong Mn mee Fe B 10c tube LACES, 8 yards long, 25 3 pairs for $1.00, position. the democrats elected their entire| ****&&* eee eat tea ae! Navy Yard, Puget Sound—Auto | “ape . ps ‘ a | with pluralities averaging 100 | * AT THE THEATRES #|matic oiling of the in i 3 FRANKLIN SANITARY LADII DELIGHT c lack Lisle Ho- gee enh gate votes, ‘The town voted to remain |#* Moore—Gertrude Elliott in the # | th DS eae i] HAIR ROLLS, 65 ON-TW TAPE, in a i ent quality, NEW YORK, April 5. he MY* | “wet awn of a Tomorrow ed th promise prorat + : Nose ses, 8036 yard setae et aity tery surrounding the disappearance \* Grand— Dark *| } TRAVELERS HANG “ entre A : é - a “1 tell of cigarettes and the “makings” in| MONTROSE, Col., April 5-H.) ® Seattle we *) ett—Efforts are being made ill ER SETS, two coat hanger WARREN GIRDL s double sole, work well the office of the town surveyor of| McD. Thompson, late elity clerk,|*% Loie—"L« * to ng about a special session Of |] 990 More Margaine for Your luspection ve kirt } 1 6 FRAMES, sizes 22 to 30, 25« ] and four-inch that man Montclair, N. J., was solved yester-|when ¢ md with a shortage | Alhambra # |the legislature to ke ponsible and two skirt hangers, $1.50 BULL DOG GRIP” AD 35¢ pair; 3 pairs for $1, | zen.” day when one of the clerks found|in his ts of $3,600, con-|# Orpheum—Vaudeville & | the proposed boulevard between Se Yours for Bargains set JUSTABLI EF HOLI a milk bottle in a closet snugly | fe ty & Majestic—Vaudeville # lattle and Everett | Spinning Barg in Store AIRLITE” SILK-COV Deke aay LE CUFF HOLD lustrous Silke n rs tte papers a o he | “ . 4 tRS, 10c “ ; Mined with cigarette papers and to- | th ” * Pantages ea . eae thet reas, a ni Bt ERED COLLAR STAYS : ry, with fourtadl bacco and a colony of young mice | va 8 * Star—"The Matchmakers. *| Navy Yard, Puget Soun e| REI ae STA MER N REAL re 7 ; A AMERICAN BEAUTY », in black, white ensconced there. Itist church, of which he SURE MRE EE EE HE HH UO Of “hello” In answering tole may be lengthe short SAFETY PIN CABINETS 4 J range of colors, pair; 3 pairs for $1.00, —Firet Poor, } ened by a slight pull ress gold finished, 10. 10 Piret } | Women’s Chamois Gloves —— Women’s - Chamois ae Oe sewn, with one pearl clasp at wrist, in .~ New Tailored. Suits at $18.75 Summer Quarterly Style Books Now on Sale Twelve-button-length White» Chiat Price 20c s, in pique sewn style, $2.00 pair Including a 15c Pattern Free— First Fleor. white and natural color, $1.00 and $1.50 pair House Dresses, Sacques and Aprons One-Piece House Dresses f; os Sixteen-button-length Chamois Gloves, pique sewn, in white and natural color, $2.50 | Severely plain tailored Suits, designed } Special $1.00 if Pair Virst Floor agri along approved lines and developed from House Dress of excellent quality percale, | serges, worsteds and fancy mixtures, in ’ | . Py e navy, black and gray. The coats are 26 } made as illustrated, with Dutch neckyshort Shirtwaist and Skirt Boxes suches long, ‘with: close-fittihg notch collar sleeves and front fastening. In effective / | . P " and plain coat sleeve, and are lined with fine Pn rs a These useful accessories are made of thoroughly kiln-dried spruce, free from kmots, quality silk. Skirts are plain gored and panel {ring and dot patterns, as well as stripes | are fitted with hinged tops, brass-plated handles and brass fasteners, and can be covered front and back models ‘ : 3 with cretonne or other fabrics to harmonize with the color-scheme of the room. © Sizes 34 to 42 in blackand navy; 34 to 40 }2%¢ Plaids, it blue and white and black Sizes and prices as follows in gra * and white combinations. Shirt Waist Boxes, 2714x14x15 inches, $2.00; 30x16x16 inches, $2.75 ; 32x17x17 inches, ice $18.75. $3.00 i Skirt Boxes, 48x20x17 inches, $3.50. | If desired, these Boxes will be artistically covered to order at moderate prices. | —Third Floor. “Tattoo” Alarm Clock, 95c Drug Sundries Well-made *nickel-plat- : ae eee ‘ “Pyralin” Ivory Mirrors, with extra long rings every twenty seconds for fifteen handles and French beveled plate glass, minutes, and can be $4 00, $6 00 and $8.00. Hand Mirrors, with “Pyralin” backs and Keveled plate glass welded into place, $3.25, $3.75, $4.00 and $4.50. Women’s and Misses’ Long Coats, $8.50 and $14.50 Full-length Coats, well tailored from diag onals, serges, fancy coating and homespuns, in new Spring designs. Some are plain tai lored, with notch collar, and others have sailor collar inlaid with in or pongee. Attractive values at $8.50 and $14.50. Made of lawn or percale, in blue, gray or black and white, belted in at waist-line, with short sleeves. Band Aprons, Special 25c )f Amoskeag gingham, in blue and white checks, cut amply full, made with pocket and trimmed at bottom with ruf- HI iI] silenced at will by turning i] “shut-off” at back. Spe ff cially priced at 95c. fle. Hasement Salesroom ae Sacques at 50c | | Dae Salesr tg ie ps it . . “Pyralin” Ivory Toilet Brushes, with good % ic i} Cut Glass Nappies, Special 65¢ } iristics, $2.50, $3.00, $3 00. i] Five-inch Cut Glass Nappies, in an effec- Cloth Brushes, with ‘ ” backs and Hi tive allover.cutting in whirlwind design, on I} an extra-heavy blank, Unusual value at, | special O5e. extra good bristles, $2.50 and $3.75. 25¢, 65¢ and $1.50. , $1.25, $2.50, Stationery and Drug & “Hetyimeed Millinery Valenciennes Laces and | : r Sundries Milan Shapes, in black and white,} Rough Straw Braids, in black, Insertions, Special in the most desirable styles, $2.95 | sie and tan, 85¢ and $1.00 bolt 25c Bolt Satin Str 3raids, in champagne, Chir , in black and burnt | purnt and black, $1.20 bolt This collection is made up of n and large, $2.25 | Mohair Braid, in taupe, pearl- } broken sets of single- and two gray and champagne, $1.80 bolt. and Netteen Frames, tur- id large shapes, 50c “Pyralin” Ivory Trays Waffle boas, Soocial Se American Wat- fle Iron of smooth | ] “Pyralin” Ivory Puff Bos $4.50 and $5.00. “2 Ivory Soap Boxes, 40¢ and 65e. Flexible Files, with: Pyralin” handles, 0c. “Pyralin” Ivory Shoe Horns, 50c. Cuticle Knives, with “Pyralin” handles, 50c. “Pyratin” Paste Boxes, with small glass inside, 50c eA ralin” Ivory Cream Boxes, with glass inside, “Pyr alin ” Tooth Brush Holders, 50. —Firat Floor. Initialed Paper, 50 sheets of paper and 50 envelopes, hand-die stamped effect, mec in blue, special 38¢ box Hand Brushes, with black or slack and White Nea white bristles, 15¢ 1 i “Ladies’ Favorite” Rubber Gloves, v thread Valenciennes Laces and In- cast iron, revolves on knob and is ease ily taken apart for cleaning. Has cool H handles of black } enameled wood and frame is of ja- | panned iron with rim to catch drippings Special 65c. —Housefurnishings Section. 24-Inch Cowhide Suit Case, Special $3.95 This Suit Case is made over blued steel frame, rein- forced with leather corners, as illustrated, and finished with short straps, brass catches and good brass lock } Full-linen lined, with shirt fold. 'wenty-four-inch size, special at $3.95. i fertions, in round and diamond meshes, in attractive designs, from % to 1% inc hes wide. Special, bolt of 12 yards, 25¢ LONG CLOTH EMBROIDER IES, SPECIAL 15c YARD—These Edges and Insertions are in effective conventional designs, on excellent quality long cloth, The Edges are made with firm margins, which makes them very durable. Widths range from 3 to 7 inches. Basement Salesroom. Nottingham Curtain Ends Special 19c We are offering a special purchase of Factory Curtain Ends—used as |} samples by travelers and branch ] Houses for taking orders—at this special price for clearance. They are in 1% and 1% yard lengths and include a good assortment of Not- tingham weaves, such as Scotch Nets, Madras and strong Cable Nets. The assortment is composed of very attractive pieces which can be ad vantageously used at short windows as rolled-brim sailors, lowers are shown in an extensive assortment, embracing practically all colors and ranging in size from the 75 , medium and la 45¢c pair. 5, $2.45 and Rough Straw Shapes, in cham ‘ . | tiny rosebud to the full-blown Amer- ican Beauty rose. —Tasement Salesroom. Castile Soap, large bars, 15 Moth Balls, in pound packages, 10c. pagne, navy, brown and black, $1.00, $1.45 and $1.75. Silkuno Skiet Braid, in assorted Women’ s Satin and Velvet Pumps, $2. 95 Pair BLACK SATIN PUMP ON A SHORT VAMP LAST, trimmed with bow or buckle, with welt sole and mili | shades, 5 yards, 10c Basement Salesroom. Women’s Hosiery and Underwear Specially Priced WOMEN'S COTTON HOSIERY, SPECIAL 11¢ PAIR Women’s Fast-black Cotton Ho- tery, very elastic and seamless, with double heel and toe. tary heel. zes 2% to 8, widths A, B and C. Special $2.95 pair. BLACK OR BROWN VELVET PUMP, with short vamp, trimmed with bow or buckle, with welt sole and mili 2 to 8, widths A, B, e IS pair, A complete assortment of Men's Hat Boxes, in round and square shapes, at prices ranging from $6.50 to $18. t heel. S 21 “Travel-Light” Satchels at clearance pri ary heel. Sizes 2 ‘i Cand D. Special § No Range Built Equals The Great Majestic Mill Ends of “Ripplette,” Special 10c Yard WOMEN'S COTTON UNION A new shipment of Ripplette Scersuckers has just been received, com- SUITS, SPECIAL 25¢ prising about one thousand yards, in a wide assortment of patterns and Women’s Cotton Union Suits, in { colorings. ‘These are Mill Ends, in various useful lengths, from 2 to low neck, sleeveless style, with tight yards oF P 4 "pelt: : ocean nninian oté i ja- eR oehckste’ edva drawn with “Ripplette” requires no ironing arid is especially suitable for house } if both homes and hotels. Special Built on correct principles, of superior m J ge dra . De a ‘ : tape. Basement Satesroom CEQA: CATON Coen ores mance ney pt a Basement Balesroom terials, in the most approved mannef, the OO Peer eee eee eee inritudiliininanigne Te satis aie NIT, Great Majestic stands for the best that is known in range-construction. n, Firat Pleor, Annet ; Boxes with six neck-lengths of ‘These pretty, new Waists of soft lawn are very effectively embroid Special, 10c Each Ruching, in assorted designs, in AE j cred in multi-colored conventional designs, and are made with imitation Elastic and Non-elastic Beltings, § White or colors, special 25c. Cluny and Baby Irish lace insertion and medallion trimmings. All have } in a good range of colors and de Six-yard Boxes of Cord Ruching, the popular mandarin sleeves and high or Dutch neck. signs, and in lengths up to 36 inches; } i" Pink, Copenhagen-blue, black, special 10c length. ind black rose, sky, red, tan, navy and white ; special, box, 1 INCORPORATED, —Tasement Basement Satearoom, ~~ Lingerie Waists, Special $1. 00 Belting Lengths _ Eine, leone ee Special $1.00