The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1911, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR FURNITURE] FREDERICK & NELSON, In. [rPURNITURE | DRY GOODS | Btore Closes Dally at 6:20. : DRY GOODS} A WIDE SELECTION OF PRETTILY-DESIGNED FROCKS IN ja NEWEST SUMMER EFFECTS YOU'LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE The steamer Humboldt docked | | yeaterday bringing the largest) At the ttle. yoycling of the Hilly Eldid Trie and Zatch of king salmon reported this| “Mary Jane's Pa” te at the Se-|the Garden City Trio rounded out Jecason. With her next trip she will/attle, Bo is Max Figman, That's the bi n{@ combination that Is worth while |to way, giving tourists a|Figman played “Mary Jane's Pa a ott the Cotieeum " uM : gent of chan . » 1 son, [Only ‘steon times ‘steen and a fow 1» Coliseum openc As Prof. William BE. Sargent of | chance eo the Treadwell mines, | only ‘steen times “etoon and fg | Tithe biggont, phot O° cemmmitie vssten is fit at in America, From 2 in brates his y-| used to command fancy prices Loh Al ALBANY, N. YW, J. Bryan) tim ox offices, and does now, too, /noon until 1f at might t inaugurate a round trip excursio yesterday theatre fifth birthday with is a guest of Gov, Dix at the execu reer} in th bie Aitori ‘i | he wanted oO take 4 Opera chaire he big Auditorium H : today, he em Hive mansion today except that Re wanted Se ter‘the|were packed, ‘The films were all —prices throughout the showing are notably mod firet run,” and a war time drama. erate, each denoting a high standard of quality and Adhd ge A Bigg beg eneeee 4 bia hd * makes one ble |The Forged De patch” | was ith , of the academy| wij) be required to secure certifi | ht Thurston, Seattle's soprano, and y in Which 80 MANY} cates from the fire marshal, if a} from door to door c the youns| pin introduced b: ellogg yestor- | is expected all week sprouts of Maine a ieienes A ig be son, who is Mra. Figman at home have learned to plays Portia Perkins to perfection MILLIONAIRE grow in the] ‘The schooner Wilbert L. Smith ar-| And dainty Jane Urban, who te Mike right direction—| rived at Callao 63 days from Ever-|ing & host of friends here, Is again) jorally and MEN-}e¢t, completing one of the swiftest}seen in some clever work IS BIGAMIST? trips ever made by windjammers be | ¢ At the Orpheum Combining pathos and comed od singing and spirit and Night in a Turkish though not the highe ced topliner, in of the highes on the Orpheum cireult ning the sect week of the Percy Bretland, baritone, scored The fabrics are those in strongest favor for mer wear, and include Linens, Ginghams, Tissue Cotton Voiles, Marquisette an 1 Lingerje—the col orings cover every Siaicaibadl of Fashion and_ir dividual taste tweety Puget sound and Peru, She| | nd, Wire.) jed & capacity cargo of lumber. | Efforts Plain-tailored models are very attractive with collars of lace and embroidered batiste, also sailor collars inlaid with satin. Others more elaborate in design show effective touches Chas ond, son Hionalre tobacconiat, want Louls and who, it is said has been in Lox Angeles for a week as “Chas, R. Dunbar,” fatled today Dunbar” has dropped out of sight Bargent's ambition he will be less than & Ad jnew Orph Robert J; Webb, ‘ie was reported be had fled south é ot that about every - | with about 500 pounds of flesh, yet! ward in an automobile and would of hand-embroidery, lace and embroideries. ¢ipal of Hebron gives his pupils a ja sharp tenor voice, scored with | try to reach Mexico, little talk about “rolling stones |"Stlver Threads Among the Gold Drummond is wanted for having The variety of these style : should fender it ea May 23, 1861, just 50 years ago| lroad “brakies” tn gather no moss,” telling them that | 7 5 }A pair of railr a broken the parole granted him after " t he will use them as illustrations | today, there was a little war within | jected a bit of original fun in be | hig conviction for bigamy, it fs al to select appropriate and becoming Frocks for any when their children begin coming to & war at Harper's }ing initiated Into the turkish bath, jogoq him for instruction | Ferry, Harper's | arter being taken in by a “sow | occasion te | Ferry was then| The telephonic reunion between &| Members of the city council were | Judge Gilliam yesterday signed an | commanded — bY | apendthrift and bis wife added the |formally invited to attend the Me- |i : order confirming the asse final touch mortal day services of the @. A. Prices Range rom i . v. The | mpany | than Jackson, aft-| Parrell-Taylor & Co., including ajpext Tuesday erwards known as | stunning ° Stonewall Jack-|some gle son,” who bad|strong for Clara Lane of $15.00, $18.50 and $25.00 c. Johnston, just! fer Iriah and operassongs , Upward aoe major general, C. 8. A./touch of humor; Belle Adair looks ¢ by President Davis to|pretty and sings well; James H jarper's Ferry, presente n gets away with some music | ° | oo ee ee SS Summer Floor Coverings for Camp and Bungalow roll for the regrade of Fifth Metropolitan Building © Bave notice of appeal and ring — el work, goes Ordinances providing for public improvements in districts not effec tive until after June 7 are lable to be declared invalid. The corpora-|° tion counsel has advised proceedure ee promptly that he did not feel at} the Narrow Brothers do some| The Owls! !derty to transfer his command|cycling and a Jap foot guggler has Hoo, hoo! Hoo, hoo without Ins tions from his state ja clever stunt in throwing four 2 t >, rom coce cr, 8 | xtremely durabl s 6x9, $5.25 have leased new 4 peg was able to con-|boxes from underneath bis white | Mezabe Porch Rugs, 1 f a fiber, size 6x9, Rex Hemp Rugs, extremely durable, in size 6x9, $5 First av ag “ee be ys nthe that the confederate| wife and catching her on his feet $9.50; 7x10, $12.00, and 8x12, $15.00. 9x12, $10.50 oe At & me ‘OMOrrOW | states of America was bigger than | 3 i ‘ Bight it is expected to initiate 200| oven “or Virginny” and "Jackenn | At the Majestic Hodges’ Fiber Rugs, the most sanitary of bedroom Rugs, English Art Squares—Cottor s of very clos@ weave, mew members. gave up. |_ Joe Welch un a < rles 1 durable, and are dis- | jn h only vegetable dyes are used. The patterns and in tan, soft ns and Delft-blue, in Size 6x9, $7.50; 8-3x10-6, $11.00; 9x12 Carpeting. Sizes 7-6x9, 7-6x10-6, 9x9 and, 9x12, at prices 50 te $13 50. Plans for erecting a $25,000 canes Yiddish humor building for the varsity Y. M.C. A . mer Watson, |at the Madpatl t were announced on the campus by ult of her battle with the|same Joe Welch who has President Ernest Shaw that swept the Coast Monday, | © ating at the high will cost over $15,000, and will keep | ¢ pent oe de ane au , ral for $400,000 YoW.|the vessel off the Seattle San Fran-|!ast night fairly ate up bis stuff complete for $2.60; Cc Campaigning for will be contin-|cisco run for 30 days. | For a noley girl, Pearl Young We have low rent wed until the full amount ts sub + wins first prize. She bits the piano | We do our own grinding, | We do our own fitting color us $12.50 Why we can fit a gold filled frame with len and case “Twistweve” Rugs, made of wool and fiber able and especi adapted for Summer co’ z 6x9, $9.00; &-3x10-6, $13.00; 9x12, $14.50. Our showing of the quaint, old-fashioned Rag Rugs com- Crex Grass Rugs, in greens, blues and browns, plain col prises many qualities, designs and colorings, in blues, . der. Size 4-6x7-6, | greens, pinks and combinations of pink, white and green ranging fre a bit and comes through with scribed. | The steamer Senator is due to-| “ A 4 ors or with scroll or Grecian key be ' m1 mo houts. The Minis Which ve ive he - : ies: day from San Francisco, after an {ter uy Paul Case and. compare ar ond Mare epi | $3.00 ; 6x9, $5.00; 8x10, $7.50; 9x12, $10.00 | and yellow, white and green. jUnsuccessful trip to Honolulu, | hax some good features, The Wil-![ graduates from as reliable TES SITES AES oe Ia a a ORT i re ton 7 — ety ror to bs jsons offer a musical number, “Ye optical college. Both have r I t ti V 1 e gure a large number of laborers for|Coionial Duo.” Barnard’s Mani-|[ state certificates, and have h bri i Alaska canneries. The Senator will king in coon town make good.|[ had many yeare ot expgrieces. ilk an otton ash Fabrics |; nteresting V alues tn Pics a pling prepare for the Nome n. Biles and Ross dance This is what savts Ey ) e ° gaye money, and you get good wo . ‘ON, May 23.--Sena-| Gathering news in evening dress At the Pantag S cial 25¢ Yard ate ress aterlais tor Atlee Pomerene (gem. Ohio) be witnessed tonight on uni-| The Dill at Pantag in week | eer Wtreagoss & Tencle rsity campus. Five neophytes of|!* mainly a laugh producer. Tom elaring that John D. Rockefeller, ‘4 (In Incomplete Color Assortments, Priced for Clearance.) { 32-inch Motor Suiting, a heavy, linen-finished cotton Jobn D. Archbold and other Stan Silk and Cotton Crepe, a very desirable material for | Dress Fabric with exc@lent | ering qualities, 15¢ yard. Summer Dresses, in old-rose, brown, pink, Nile and cham- { Motor Brilliantine, a highly pagne shades only, special 25¢ yard : Sign Delta Chi, national honorary | Holer, headliner in “The | Man 7 journalistic fraternity, are to get} sta & real old-fashioned laugh ard Oi} vege geen tora = the Washington daily for s| ing spell, and Fitch Cooper's new prosecution, hs prs be vt whetbel | 027, They are Jerry Riordan, An-| style of “silly boy” kept the ball torney general to repo {drew Elred, Ora Willf*, Ralph Ben-| rolling. The Kraytons EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS Third Floor, 344345 Arcade nercerized white cotton 2 in @ hoop dress material, closel ven; 19¢ yard. Prosecutions “nave been or will be} jamin and Archie Major rolling stunt were Interesting, and pong. 27-inch Tussah Silk, a firm, shimmering silk-and-cotton reas material, efowely ‘woveRs, 12s. lialane idipnss’ iee't ear Lyndon and Dorman tn a bunch of ek ate eee fabric, in dark shades only ; alsoodd pieces in rough weave { Batiste d'Opera, a sheer, crisp White Dress Fabric of good . s City planning will be d repart went ble. The comedy! i. OSS a ) ad ph 1 a out debate. | viral Borue na wil be Sram eparteo went dix. The comedy | materials; special 25¢ yard i AERO i texture, a specially-good value at 10¢ yard. First Fleer, - ‘ommerce Commerce this afternoon, POLICE PLAN #20Rr THe ATRE Wier Bannick yesterday complet. | Here she Comes @d@ plans for dividing the city into BLANC cae a Police districts. Seattle, he says, is the only city of its #tze employing * ation police system, and| }° 0 divide the city Into | ss ricts with a separate po | Nice station for each one, in charge| of a captain. ‘The cost wil Cut Glass Specially Priced at $1.00 | Women's Gloves, 50 Pair INCH ROUND Silk Gloves, of excellent quality, in : black, white, tan, brown, pongee, gray, pearl, navy, lavender, pink and blue, 5 pair WON S WASHABLE CHAM- OISETTE GLOVES, 50c PAIR— Two-clasp style and come in white, nat- ural, gray and pongee-color. Firat Floor. CUT GLASS. NAP- ry, SPECIAL $1.00 — With the new hob-nail design bout $20,000. “A WINNING SESH We Can Smoke wun Ae mo And & big suppolting company of After a brief but heated discus- Musical Comedy Artists, sion, the council yesterday after.) = noon sustained the mayor's veto of | fy the anti-smoking bill. Six votes ureday and Saturday, in an effective allover cutting, as illustrated. Notions CUT GLASS HANDLED BON BON Barbour’s Linen Crochet Thread, DISH, SPECIAL $1.00—Six inches in | 10¢. diameter, in the popular whirlwind and Kleinert’s Feather-weight Dress ee aise omy De were UPERB is the only word that : etar pattern. . .., | Shields, sizes 1 to 5, 20¢ to 35¢. had. Haas, Hesketh, Steine> and | “ expresses it. The one blend cer eaee cay 8-INCH CU .ASS SPOON TRAY, idk Mech Bands tee | atale r a | rose ‘omorrow, 2 ; ‘ pees Tee . se pe nie ll ely gr gt ‘hs AN BAS F that is truly deserving of this ad ON eT M SPECIAL $1. 100. hla combination dou- } shirts, 5¢. left the chair to speak against it. | a ain N a jective is the clear Havana tobac ble star design, with conventional center a ii Hair W — ia ae His original bill compelled the 8. B.) WL Se! Malvaceae” . » ¥ piece ware Section wentieth Century Kid Glove En- Co. to place smoking compartments | pomree _ nat enters into Lovera cigars sarge. as penncnnctainesnerninnitanrnctntia ~~~ | amel, special 25¢. —Piret Fioor. pa made, That just-right in the cars, but since this had been iL OIS THEAT + E removed the should vote against it, The House of Surprise flavor is more just right than Exam les From Man Ver: Interestin Values : : ae er ee ee ever. Ask fora Lovers. + anes : Attractive Values in HARDWARE MAN DIES. Charles Wheeler Ireland, 11 Howe st., died last evening. He} | came to Seattle from Baltimore | Mine, Pictures, and Sone Brectaies | five years ago and has been asso-| Neat Week--“In « Woman's Pi Hi * elated with the Seattle Hardware | | company and other -business con-| cerns. He is 35, and leaves a!/ widow. Funeral services will be held tomorrow WIFE'S HEART BREAKS. PORTLAND, Or., May 23.—While | the body of Conrad Scheidmann, 74 was being lowered into a grave yee- | terday afternoon, his widow died at | home of grief. She was an invalid TIC Her body will be interred by the| SARA | + side of her husband this afternoon AT CRIPPLE CKERK” eciucular Melodrama at Popular o—10, 20 30 cent Presented in Our Varied Assortments of ae -MADE, LOW-PRICED FURNITURE First Floor, Annex Quartered Oak Rocker = $10.00 The wide back, deep, roomy seat and Women’s Knit Underwear WOMEN’S COTTON’ UNION SUITS, 85c—Plain and Swiss-ribbed styles, low neck and sleeveless, with cuff or wide lace-trimmed umbrella knee. WOMEN’S SLEEVELESS COT- TON UNION SUITS, 65c—Very fine f weave, low neck style, with cuff knee or | wide umbrella knee trimmed with lace. Bchwabacher Bros. & Co. Wholesale Distributers Seattle, U. 8. A. Not Every Day, But on Slang Days During the Summer—May 16 to September 7 Eastbound Summer Excursion Tickets ARE ON SALE BY ALL AGENTS OF NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY You can take advantage of these LOW FARES to any Hl point in the East, ip Eastern Canada, in the Middle West. Here are a few of the fares— WOMEN'S COTTON’ UNION SUITS, 50c—Low neck, sleeveless style, also garments with wing sleeve, low neck and cuff knee, and sle style with lace-trimmed umbrella knee WOMEN’S SLEEVELESS VESTS, well-balanced design make this Rocker son WeLoH Greatest Hebrew Comedian (—Big “8. & C." Acte—6 A Doliar Bhow for 100 and 206 veless extremely comfortable. Seat saddle AND B sdinneapéis is ie pare shape, in full box construction. Finished § gs¢. 3 FOR $1.00—-Lisle Vests, in low SEE BEST y St. Paul Philadelphia ... 108.50 in waxed golden. Price $10.00 Eira ie gota accion ce mteee Chicago | Pittsburg ... 91.50 ff 2 —First Floor | iar odes | Boston : CT RSS 8: ia) Cae egg Sk ARs, Ocul ea Tae Se RL = SRI a ec anéas City | Portland, Me. 110.00 d os Aad | Portland, Me.'..'.. 11090 Hardwood uartered Oak Indianapolis | Montreal, P. Q. ... 105.00 Detroit ..... | Quebec, P,Q. . 111,50 LIBERAL TRANSIT LIMITS STOPOVERS ALLOWED Yellowstone National Park June 15 to September 15 PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL Dining Chair | _ Dining Table $2.75 | $22.50 An excellent value is presented in this well-constructed Table. It is built of COLISEUM World's Biggest Photoplay. NEW FILMS FIRST Any Seat be DAILY—1 to 11, 714 First Av, The Chair is made of selected hardwood, in 2 to & We carry a complete Mne of m June 5 to 10 : fate solid oak, top showing quartered grain, Bes: Setter sad 00 Cioce || eee SEATTLE GOLDEN POTLATCH ‘97 avin ree cy . we aiid ta lvouch in the popular waned golden ee oaureer and Su)” GRAND CONCERT July 17 to 22 addle-shape seat, in Halsh, incige,siciole tines the peaks! Ae Low Fares From All Stations construction. A very Don't hesitate to ask any passenger representative of the Northern Pacific Ry. for full information H. N. KENNEDY, Gen. Agent J. O. McCMULLEN, City Pass, Agent Ist Av. and Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash, Main 1430 Ind. 3300 f A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt., Portland, Or. TACOMA, “Carnival of Nations,” July 3-5. ASTORIA, “Centennial Jubilee,” August 10-September 9, sign of the Table is very attractive. ‘Top pleasing design, and extra | measures 45 inches in diameter and ex- good value at $2.75. tends to 6 feet. Price $22.50. Frederick & Nelson Incorporated Fishing Tackle, Wright & Dit- son Tennis Goods, Imported Golf and Tennis Shoes, Guns and Ammunition. Tennis Racquets Restrung Main 6089—Phones—ind. 2880 Benefit Co. D, and Regt. N. @. W ARMORY AUDITORIUM Thursday and Friday Evenings, May 25 and 26 | Featuring Lole Puller’ Biectrioat | Baliet of Light.” | Admission—Baicony, The; Noor, 266 and | Hoc, Beate on sale Wei Mail Orders Carefully Filled Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns