The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1911, Page 10

WILL I. R. GUT OFF DOCTOR'S HAND FURNITUR e| FREDERICK & NELSON, In. [rFURNITURE | > RY. Spoos) 2 tte amelie DRY GOODS HELP TART? (tt MME AMSIINE) | ory First Showing of Batavia Hats YOU'LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE John B, McGoldrick, for 13 years secretary to Dick Croker, and once @ Wealthy politician, is dying in New York, destitut — Jago bad not the of thell ues, The French Comminsion — haw any t (iy United Press Leased Wire.) NEW YORK, May 1°. The York World prints today a spectal |modern coll Mra, Suna Harris Junkins, sying| : q a 3 oy te is, ede “This large, sto eon W 1" « that | just discovered there a tablet-com 3 3 * he atitt here This large, stout person with|from Washington declaring that) J ‘ i eee h %) ui n a of h te : whom we cele | president Taft and Col, Roosevelt |t alning some Interesting facts spe) -Spai brate this dev./naye renewed their old intimacy, |about the Babylonian Bob Bawyer or ummer ear 4 a + n and Phat Roosevelt Is now For all operations “performed with | : i 1868 4 la knife" patients we to pay : 1868. did a great | Taft's renomination Ja knife” y 5 : s Gay's work when] The spgeintuicat of Menry. & |tweleg: aver, spekew vie | Featuring Four Highly-Becoming Models i : eae: bys thay gave to the) Stimson as aecretary of War KF@AL | AO. gn.76 of American money ig | Pf peti eg te b Agere agg declarwe thak [orem 06 of ees Mant De ove 5 The New Mushroom The Flat Sailor a and the Satur p asserts, declares that) sy and tooth were drawn, at the i d «| tor Root and Col- [4% Ape eer 78 conte a , Reig iode, id ; vated’61 ‘yearn, noid hi voto Pom ‘hie "netty ly cou Se vail ‘the ‘sais nhs must have | The small, close-fitting Roll-brim Hat. The very smart shape that rolls j has voted 61 year a Phe fast November and has been d Individua with Vice P ‘been pretty good pay fgr the time, | severely upward from the face b . ; five yeare | ight wel and — Committeemen peenure the tablet in question goes | : ; : ; 4 ge lial | Lea Pita fe yoo Ward of New York! on to enumerate the punishment Some of these Hats have Batavia brims, with soft, crush crowns of Yedo J SPOKANE.— Plane are be na | Joyous acclaim 5 eo from (helmeted out to surgeons who made braid, while others are faced with linen or Yedo, The trimming rose i hot os "sch ; Pa ing | . mace we > next national re appliqued in Louis XVI design, also wings and quills in the hionat bre ri esa” e of securing ous moods we \a ul ‘. i more setilers for the Pacific North- | » might catl him| publican convention en cade effect west Samuel G., but n | When an u ; 3 ‘ ’ THREE TO BOSS TWO COPS. | avath of a patient the unfortunate P A n $ $15. 00 : i AAR REAR RR Sam Blythe! WARWICK, RL, May 19—Aj surgeon had both heeds oat oft eesnih tenn rices re rom 8. 50 to aa %|when all who's whoers and who's| board of three police commission-|and when he did not cure Baa A BF * { | whooed grasp his hand and wish |ers has been appointed by Gov. pationt in reasqnably quick tine — har sover police force | the tablet tells un that his feo was} + *® Amer at war ®/him many happy returns of the day to govern ® poll ae oe re ‘ ith eac aid E sh . " arly as sumbers just two men On| confiseated by the governmen tits a rk ooo tua ane el ing “Whew Whe? nan yrot adjournmont, the legis-|does ‘not mention what was con ii ew Suits in Severe y ailore odeis ak ats , y ®lol ne nd t , ovable time for hea : ® nual dinner of the University ®/of the Saturday Evening Post, is passed a law requiring this | sidered a resonal % Cosmopolitan club last night. */ Blythe best known i wa At $35.00 HE fabries are fine men’s wear \ rsteds in early Fall mixtures, developed into models that are notable design and excellence in tailoring and fit Piss New House Dresses The coats are 26 inches long, with plain coat sleeve and hand-felled collar — lapel; the skirts are plain gored models, cut on approved lines. Sizes, 34 to 42. hours. GREENWICH, Conn.—At his 3 a father's command, Lester Husted 3 A) The v t $35.00 ar ga eae mess See BS Very Moderately Priced WON) Rohe sme id tom dba «ste Petaining Ae mons moh ‘The father, a wealthy farmer, is \\\aad » ‘ ft i How Dresse : \\\\\ FPP pet? AN excellent values are offered in Ise r dead. f up” As ‘ 3 - Pa ; Wee geal tetera, ai Women’ $ Handkerchiefs Dutch Collar Novelties, SOc vy JP “] vled and patterned. The picture shows one sank Spry ‘ wir aie f i tractively styled ar i I Dutch Colla re la pad taaean ette j $1.50 Women's Handkerchiefs with linen } jn laces anc ‘tre fo th center and imitation Armenian lace May 19, 1864, the greates a HONE 15¢ mec Pr of the cistl war might have taken | @1,56-Ancther pretty One-piece Dr {1 ia ella Iges ; , Miso fe plaid percale, has short sleeves, Dutch neck a Women’s Handkerchiefs in Irish | in 1 eases ate 3 linen, in a variety of pleasing one-cor : ‘ over 70,000 men A number of attractive models, in front-fastening styles, are ; ’ 4 the union army an ‘ ner embroidered designs Sc « ece ineludin was under 90,000 i) featured at $1.25. asement Malesrooms 1 gns; 15¢ a This would not Rave been a0 un Women's Colored-border Handker ns shed with pen oe tava ag 27- Inch Embroidery Flouncings chiefs of sheer Shamrock lawn, in new } 7 > Black Velvet Bows and: Deck # a critics say = It effects; . Firet rioer Price 50¢ Firet Pioor. 4 - en the greatest battle ene san 2k a Spee 55c Yard és it when it a It was A LO 9 RD—Att ’ : * . 4 See wat at vnudervens|ff Fine Swiss and nainsook Embroidery | NET ALLOVERS, 30¢ YARD—Attrag Women’s Belts at 50c All-Silk Ribbons | -White’”’ Corset and Spottsyivania, and a confed Flouncings inchs wide, welt-enibroid- | tive Allovers, in cream, ect y : eats, victory in Georss mans Ras ered in floral, Anglaise and bind —— Pend white. Suitable fc waists, amd Aiguen. Gao, Wk Ga rae with pele C 5 e. cota and permitted the confederacy | an ee ues at SEG yard BS: | yokes and sleev big se eg EMEA covered and bright nickel buckles; 50c overs, Cc to go its way | Excellen ality, firs feta Ribbon j inger, a cantor of a good assortment of Plain and Fan- Elastic Belts, various ¢ A Variety of Good Models in a bre The “Lily-white” a semi-made fi set Cover of fine Swiss or nainsook, : Rev. Max Fe note in New York city, will conduct sand de } } Velvet and Suede Belts, in black, . Special 25c Yard f Darvicss at the eysagogue Bikur |i astic of good quality; 30c. es, special, yard, 25¢. —pire rior, } (uztily embroidered in Floral, Eyclet an Cholim, 17th av. and Yesler way} cs ; ‘ers } or Blind effect, with beading for shoul- BE ie tonight rents ata ga der straps to match. ‘y Women’s and Misses’ Long Coats at New Models in It requires but little s ready for wear, simply ing to be hing on a : Tailored Linen Waists ealager yy: Bo Fm “ Ae AURORA, Iil.—Two years ago, Druscilia Hilliard, 18, telephone op-| €rator, eloped with aged and weal- |] thy George Crego. Today she came | ff into court with a black eye and Kot whip a divorce. She waived property |j ga designs to select from. Price inte its. 7 . r : ° Embroidery Section, First Floor. See OER. 316.76 Priced Low at $2.50 ii CHICAGO.—Complaining against . : ° ¥ ain Deing classed with criminals and HE display at these prices includes Coats tailored Dr Sundries eeetes thet eee | from fine and medium-wale serges, homespuns, HE linen in these Waists is of excellent i the : ed to vole, be ney whatine as eat nth of wel mported Castile Soap, 3 cakes for ee sora les a ete cl A of gold , \ quality. One smart model has entire } 25¢, ; id . pled Some have notch collar, others are in the popular P. ps a “ : Pee eee eee ee ee eee ‘ ‘ ynt fas P cks d back Hand Brushes ‘Oc stles, 15 od Wii iceeseea wh ite ‘ein $i sailor collar style. A number are half-lined, others front fashioned of half-inch tuc ks and back Flenib a on ie seine . 15e, ia 1 nm * m . < se = eke re rettily e ; € ye ery ards, * in the wounty jail without co # {ff shoulder line Lengths 54 and 56 inches. is also tuc ked, others are prettily embroi- Pity ¢ Emery Boards, jozen in a Seite % Renier, that Sr tatalepled 0:9 Colors, black, navy, white, gray and pongee dered in coral or old-blue, finished with mule” Theatrical Cream, in large Hee ® break away ister oll court: Sizes, 14, 16 and 18; 34 to 40 bust measurement. wide tucks at shoulders and cluster-tucked 3 tins, 25c. Ge *% room after ving m sen Habement Releerooen. . . *% tenced yesterday afternoon. * * down center front. Santiseptic Lotion, 25c 4 % He was immediately recap * . * 7 ‘ Lustr-ite Nail Paste, 19c. 3 and ® tured by Detective Majewski. «| Chiffon Motor Veils $1 25 All are furnished with laundered collar Flexible Nail Files, 2 ing, Tere ee eee eee ee) ’ . : ey ‘lexible Nail File " 4 x * and cuffs. Price $2.50. —Becond Fioor Violet Ammonia, 25. —First Floor, [oe gt Motor Veils of fine chiffon, in white, pink, sky-blue, navy, champagne and gray. They measure 36x65 inches and are finished with hemstitched border. Attractively priced at $1.25. Most abject misery being the only crime of Walter Ream, 60, Judge Gordon yesterday sentenced bim to a bath and a general overhauling at} the county hospital. “low Reefer Coats for Girls Special Purchase of TOM | | erat — models for Summer wear; Women’s Two-Clasp Kid Gloves { ORROW ws adh FER |i 1 On Sale At 85c Pair ~~ Girls’ Reefer Coats, in black and w with new satin trimmed collar in hood ef Every resident of Seattle is ex-| pected to send @ posteard to oatoftown friend during Gol Potlatch postcard week, which be gins Monday. More than 160,000 tcards were distributed among . inal, ast Women's Glace-finished fealers yesterday, and more are on onsen gaa R oa one ain trimmed: wi Kid Gloves, of good quality, : AS FOLLOWS f Girls’ Reefer Coats, of fine quality covert cfoth and navy- { Correctly fashioned, in over 4 letrecated by festtaster arts, or blue serge, lined with satin and trimmed with emblem on Se < Pen ak style, with Se @ UD Anes pins or ation ——— + An dseorteent of becoming sleeve; excellently tailored; $12.50 : patent fasteners at wrist anc one-row embroidered backs ee honorably discharged soldiers of the | yegular army preference in post otfice jobs. PRINCE RUPERT, B. C—Wm. I] H. Tuliy of Los Angeles, engineer tor Foley, Welch & Stewart, rail Way contractors, was drowned to- day in the Skecna river, with Wm. Grant, a fireman. Special models in Tailored Turbans, in mohair and rough straw braids, $1. 95 tastefully trimmed in velvet rib: bon, stick-ups and clusters of Lessee -——! dainty flowers A New Tub Dress at $2.50 | Black White Tan Sizes 6 to 14 years. Mode Gray A very pretty style in navy-blue percale, with small white polka dot. Has front of waist and kimono sleeves designed with Oriental bands, and the neck, cuffs and bot tom of skirt are finished with navy-blue bias bands, An at- tractive value at $2.50. Second Floor Oak Center Table, $4 Quarter-Sawed Oak Chair, $4.00 Pleasingly - de signed Bedroom Chair in quarter ene HOO — White Milans, Rough Straw and ~ Special Silk Mohair Turbans, tailor-trim- med in feathers and ribbon bows, and some finished with velvet $3.50 flange. In the group will also be found Medium and Large Hats in effective styles, trimmed in clusters of large flowers, foliage and ribbon An inspection will quickly show the exceptional merit of the values at 85¢. First Floor. Fumed Oak Rocker, $12.50 Built of solid oak, along PTET ELL TTT * * % PARIS, France —Dr. Jacques * % Bertilion issued a report to * % day showing that the number * % of births annually in France * # now is only three-quarters of * % a million. It was more than a * % million a half century ago. - * ee aed ment Saloagootn Women’s Drapery Materials LITTLE ROCK, Ark.—Following ; Se &@ parade in\which 12,000 person Priced Low sawed oak, finished square mission fl participated, the annual meeting ot golden; cane seat lines and fin- the United Confederate Veterans ress um S Battenberg Edge and Insertion, in “saw continuous back ished in a rich closed yesterday. aeorge U. Gor don was re-elected commander-in chief, lor only; may be posts, and full box § brown, Fitted }with large and comfortable $2.25 and $3.00 | 22!" 23210 Arabian used effectively for trimming figured or In Black plain nets. §pecial, 12 yards for 15¢. Figured Cuttain Madras, in a varled selec construction, Price, $4.00. Rocker to match, $4.50. Seattle harbor improvements will be considered at a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Tues spring seat, up- day night. tion of colorings and patterns, five designs holstered in _ N Velvet and in colored effects and one in all-white Stand or Center Table, of simple but pleasing de Spanish teach | Going to the bedside of his moth- ] ee ; sign, substantially built of solid oak in polished uy sy er, who is dangerously ill, Rev. J Hy Makes very effective window and door cur golden finish, Legs securely braced by shelf; er, An excep- ‘i E. O'Brien, pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Good Help, departed today for Charlottetown, Prince Bd ward island. Patent Kid } tains and is casily taundered, Attractively Women's Black Velvet Pumps, on new priced at eee att hort-vamp model, with flexible sole and }, Plain Round-thread Scrim, in white, ‘ban heel; $2.25, ivory and Arabian, with square open mesh. Women's Patent Kid Pum with short Curtains in this material may be made with vamp, round toe, Cuban tack gad. turned plain wide hems, hemstitched or finished dthe Akte Ci sldes 2 E with narrow edging Forty inches wide and 20¢ yard square top measures 24x24 Inches. Price $4.00, jtional value at Same table in Bird's-eye Maple, $6.00, Frederick & Nelson incorgorated os WASHING Wayne, the White House Holstein cow, will visit Milwaukee in Sep- tember as President Taft's entry fn the international dairy show, No President's cow has been shown since the days of Jefferson, Mail Ordexs Ladies’ Home Carefully Filled Journal Patterns Dasoment Salerroorm iidiettltiataatat ae alana AA cS PELE ner Se ce te menamnantninla i et wecrorened if