The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1911, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR Cannibals Trained to Become Seamen by Captain Who Fears Not Their Hunger Furniture FREDERICK & NELSON ; INC. | Faye : - : - — : 7 ; Store Closes Daily at 5:30 ry Goods Interesting Values in Zi Abrgeee! Millinery at $12. 50 in the tively fl Misses’ and Children’s Hats THE MARSHALL ISLANO’S CANNIBAL CREW IN THE ACT OF ) PEACEFULLY WORKING. A trader there } Marshall Islands to Sar » trading se Wide All-Silk Ribbons ea ae | Savings i in Notions Special 25c Yard 12 ae nc nn wit eon rn peal spools, in| All-Silk firm quality Ribbon in ‘ . 4 h ee peclal £¢ spool eedle Set g & needles, darn offered in white, lles, special, 2 FIGHT RECALL -" soy ee cree ne a a (My United Press Leased Wire) t ave com cheant 18a bes he " rf yard n ° Royy ve pe- DALLAS, Tex., April 14.—On t ground that their recall was stitutional, the rec members of the scho sought to enoin the new board. The case will be carried to the supreme court. Floor. Women’s White Serge ‘Suits $25, $35 and $45 oth Pow? Ribbon This is the 50th ‘ 1 Almond the evacuation of Fe i } : 4 ? } } , } i H i i ; } ; } Dilling $ Rake } qualif, ‘ Mayor ra t — : » | Tourtets , } = ie The § of April 14, 1861, | ve vat su " aahe . " ; roan © : < RE , i} tising wer } ; } } ; } : } Q ? } t yc 1 5 inche Mayor Women’s Long Coats a “But a with flags flyt | 3 ki : in plain and P Is me Ine cannon during the firing Price $15.00 rent that he is Can it appointing to use th the public killed the ¢ pe ee Silk Dresses Free Art Needlework ern a) $12.90 i Lessons Daily on mae Soe * “Bat ene i For Street, Afternoon From 9 to 11 A.M. handsomely for jus the custom didn't Depeectas ter veacrsts gee th and Evening Wear —First Floor honors-of-war habit i ks can eal iia ebtin ak - = a a oousaenngar: *s paneer a are rn ss RT | tection of Wornen's Coecviece Sy ~ Women’ $ One- Piece _Gloves for Easter Wear House Dresses lected assortment of Gloy ee oes oar oe ¢ of experience Counciln One-piece > Dress, of isses’ a ‘ , } condemni blue and white or black and white M nd Children ? Children’ s fiseon iter of Washeiie Dresses FULL-FASHIONED SILK HO-[gp the fina percale, as illustrated, opening at } sinless bate: afternoon Easter Showing of side-front and prettily trimmed } Dress ind} SEERY, $1.25 PAIR—Shown in black IEP tor one w ) and white, with 1 and sole. F lose and Trimmed Hats at $4.95, $6.50 aa with bands of plain color. Made { ham, made wit sin id pa CHILDREN'S. SILK-LISLE MOOR serene with Dutch neck, short sleeves } sleev j ns Sj S0c_ PAIR—Good rte ae , hoose from, including and small pocket. Price $ ke a olay CHILDREN’S RIBBED SILK HO SIERY, $1.00 PAIR—With double 1 . : : le, heel and toe > Voted aza' all tucks ov Ader arid} toe, peasant oh ™ 2 LISLE AND SILK-LISLE HOMME ony with bia ds pi N $ finis with bia nee. § , §SLERY, 35¢ PAIR—In arf excellent House Dresses, in one-piece le, in navy and whit hi Excellent Sdaition of H. Handkerchiefs for Easter Women’s Silk and Lisle Hosiery jf RECT Women's Initialed Handkerchiefs, with | Women’s Hand-embroidered Linen Handker-} . MEDIUM-WEIGHT SILK HOSIERY : Al PAIR—Fine qual all thread-silk, in black, white prevailing s a and butterfly design well-embroidered on s | chiefs, in 3 € of patterns, including but and an excellent ortment of 7 lar colors. Here's the old master from whom |ff 1 ! i] 4 f t 7 linen, anc Il block letters, 15 ! terfl (By Uni Andrew Carnegie learned the gentle Xx y and trimmings ee poe \ 2N’S SILK ; 25 | y ‘ art of dying poor. Included are: Women’s One-corner Embroidered Handker- > he On EN’S SILK HOSIERY, $1:25 AND $1508 “glen rilndtenadaedg | : ‘ : if acta oh cosa Gusiite tee 4 me | : non PAIR—Styles in all-silk, also with lisle sole. me oe neg ie appe i White Milan Hats in rolled-brim effect, trimmed with ig acces shite cane Easter Novelties in Women’s Colored Embroid- LACE-BOOT SILK-LISLE HOSIERY, St eae on the surfac large bows of messdline ribbon, ‘wreaths of ros aaa Women’s Initialed Handkerchiefs, of fine Irish | ered Handkerchiefs, with French-cord border and tyse hai ds gh reg isis besarte: ae > roca aye ; of messa v , ; vib ts AND 75c—In black only, 75c pair; in white, black by Chairg acces 4 autor and an excellent color range, 50c pair. | cum Mbraries over the Hats in white or burnt chip straw, effectively trimmed arn Fire weet ER Tae. No face of the land, | with large roses, foliage and velvet ribbon imneral di Large Black Neapolitan Hats, some with flower-covered or ss Folding 7 Golden Oak Center Table, Special $4.25 |] teoov who is 91 years wns and others adorned wi \ s r Xb Ak tehad, maar wns and others adorned with wreaths of flowers or MADISO , W::s/| F , il Well-constructed Center Table, in polished golden finish, with ae ae ee Bae powe : ! | ard Table 24-inch top of solid quarter-sawed oak and turned legs securely i” Pelee sa Sma ats a ampag $5,000,000 to give Turbans and Small Hats in tan, champagne, navy and braced by shelf underneath. | trib away, and he has If black, in becoming flower, grass and wing trimmings. ! J : | Special $4.25. I Bis of Mh vat tooth DOI Ses Ni PN ‘ Special $2.95 4 tee tha Sawed Oak % Hf Yefore the he het ane SE Tae Por ga cee Ra et Os EB 3 y i ; = : to yield an an Substantial Pulilag jj Quarter-Sawed Oa = : PU nuity of $30,000. ii ' pe a Charle: mite Pe Women’s House Sacques and Ff W||| cart tate, with Dresser, Special $17.75 eg % ff mice a oming to square 30-inch oak top, cipal lea; me,” he explains. | A , ’ | : s , | Pleasingly-designed Dresser of quar- ] F But Dr. Pearsons—he's an old fash prons wh . | finished Early English, eal GIy -Cesigne resser of quar : ington Raf esd Gicior, pou khow-—never gave it De hie i eee y | ‘ ee H dea ter-sawed oak, in polished golden fin- : swig Als sashoy With & brass vend WOMEN’S PERCALE SACQUES, 50¢—Made of f 4 and™ strong oxidiaed fF [Oss Bath 5 see Gch accompaniment. vashable percale in desirable patterns, light-blue or black ; nee SARIS ca i 7)) sat tee elie day ian pee fag ge ay OPENING OF THE ENUMCLAW and white checks and Copenhagen, navy or gray and white V t pactly and occupies but ns oe and French beveled plate mirror 18x30. LINE OF THE CHICAGO, MIL- ff oy . sie ia * eet r. | ; WAUKEE & PUGET SOUND | Stripes, with square Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, fitted belt little space when notin i a [ May also be had in maple at same spe- Mies RAILWAY. and circular peplum ba 0 yA cial price, Brinn Commencing Sunday, April 2 : ; ¥ oe el Special $2.95. | Spec 5 ; wee 1911, through passenger trains will WOMEN’S LAWN SACQUES, SPECIAL 50¢ pecial $2 Special $17.75. _ we be run between Seattl nd Enum claw via Moncton on the following n schedule: Leave ‘ lade with square Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, circular pep f cde Bag agra lum and fitted belt trimmed with patterned border. ___ Direct-Action | Mail Orders Te dat 6:0 ri € BAND APRONS, SPECIAL 25¢@—Circular Band Chee oe a ae rg ettrive Enum Hl Aprons, of blue and white Amoskeag gingham, made with Gas Ranges Carefully Filled through passenger trains without | Pock@#f and trimmed with white binding change between Seattle an? Bnum- |f claw, m ys, floralrand conventional de- tee eaters linen, with 4-inch hems:and wreath-encircled in- | embroidered in colors, also with colored centers and embroidered borders, 50c, Vhite grounds patterned with blue, black or pink figures eet en = ge aie —— ee INCORPORATED mee