The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1911, Page 8

Fifty Years a Priest; 25 Years a Cardinal. . FURNITURE DRY GOODS FURNITURE! FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. DRY GOO Ds | Store Closes Daily at 5:30. YOU'LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE The conference committee of the Jocal improvement clubs yesterday made arrangements for the annual convention of the Western Federa- ttion of Improvement Clubs, to be held in Bellingham August 10, 11 and 12. The June Sale of Muslin’ Underwear Corset Covers at 45c and 55c Five ®f many excellent styles,featured in the June Sales at these popular prices.o e gs i ey? a id 4 2 Charles M, Jacobs, gvho cele brated his Gist birthday today, is one of the world’s leading engin He CHICAGO, — Chicago Chinese have started a subscription, and al ready have sent a large sum to at . the victims of the Torreon, Mex. ‘ oe Pharr oy } ’ . a ¢ in tunnel con " ° in ° struction, oth moe Neve. prevehly. wadt. one in England and cong yy Mea ho A America, but the that it Is made of transparent) cetsen rivet ‘silk varnished over with a solution | Psp pb ‘of isingiass and sometimes per | xis we. Lpmstiagesasa . erowning ¥ achievement of HAMILTON, Ont—A. R. Whyte Inis onginSoring career Of the customs office has just mar yee ried Mrs, Alexander Whyte, his dl] ROCKFORD, Ii. —Although 82 Voreed daughter-in-law. years of age, Dr. Cfinton Helm (satire leaped into the Rock river &hd GALVESTON, Tex—A famous swam ashore with Eugenia Mt performing sea lion, suffering from Glashan, his Syearold granddaugh toothache, mmitted suicide, in iter, who had fallen tn. the opinion of his keeper, by turn. ‘ing on his back in his tank and de- liberately drowning. CHICAGO.— ns who have ben kept awake at night bythe |back fence Thomases have sub- NEW YORK—Miss Annie 5S. \scribed to a fund to defend Danie! Peck is today en route to South | Miller, charged with malicious mis- America to attempt an ascent of chief for killing a neighbor's cat. the Aconcagua peak of the Andes, VZSSS feet high. , | AT 4 sook Cover, trimmed AT Corset Coveg of © with points af dot-pattern lace inser- Cover of med with Swiss embroic Corset AT 45¢ dimity, t ery medallions ciennes lace top with ribb ° ing and ¢ 1 \T S5e Swiss embroidery points, bordered by Valenciennes lace insertion, and finished at » with ifsertion, ribbon-drawn Swiss embroidery points, set in with lace insertion beading and lace edge ) : . ieee Warner’s’ Rust-Proof Corsets _ Summer Models STYLE 255, PRICE $1.50—An ex cellent styde for the average, well-proe figure, with of height skirt extremely long over front, back and hips, the soft material ex- tending delow the boning. Made of strong batiste and fitted with two pairs set in with Valen nainsook, trimmed with dainty and finished at bead tion and Swiss embroidery medallions ; A reunion of members confirmed nsertion in thg Zion Lutheran bh of Bal RRS EEE EH EES SY lard during the % years of its ex listence will be held this evening, ® CHICA GO—Recognizing * with tho confirmed this year as ig # that some swim without get- ®|cuests of honor ° Cardinal Gibbons, whose gelden jubliee as a priest and sliver ® ting too “close to the water, i cardinal was impres sively o Tuesday, Jui wa Chicago department store The morning glory -s erage — a 4 i erred are first cousins and they are = —— women, color of which, both members of convolvulus fam 2, # is admitted, will run if the */ ily, Suppose you nad to say, “I'd AN FRANCISCAN ELOPES. ‘® garments get wet, They are * like baked sweet convolvulus, # called “beaching suits. every time you wanted | Of aters.” BERR REE EERE RE ERE, at : es | The city council yesterday issued RED DEER, Alberta Wien Corer (its fourth billgto stop Joy riding in| V mp men wi ne focal Boy Scouts @UMIcipal owned automobiles. The | Beil escaped, the loca! forced them | Dill was introduced by A. J. God founded up the pair and an here {dard It requires that the cars be te surrender at the points of their |ianeied with letters six inches small caliber rifles. | high. SUFFIELD CENTER, Conn—‘y Rev. D. R. Kennedy, Jr. stopped |» the clock in the tower of the @ CHICAGO—Preferring to church because its striking kept his) ® die rather than ive without babies awake. *® his best friend who commitied | broidery yoke, linen pattern lace insex- finished at top with row of insertion, | beading and edge. No. 2. | tio rawn insertion, and ribbon-drawn lace edge ° é Corset Cover of sheer batiste, trimmed with AT 55¢—Corset Cover of barred dimity, trimmed with « in repairing the Hor- aeroplanes, Which col nloch Aviation Field re- pose of ald face Kear Walter McGilvora Weds St. | laps Louis Girl After Briet Courtship. ST. LOUIS MeGilvora expert in aeroplane matters and wind curr qualified as a hy menal pilot to the satisfaction of Miss Cathryne Sullivan of 3861 Fol som av. yesterday when she ec sented to sail the future as his aerial aid | They eloped to Clayton and were married by a justice of the peace. livgra is a Catholic and nd is & Pro’ t, which Surplus Wash Materials Priced for Clearance SPECIAL 25¢ YARD—Odd lots of fine quality English Madras Waigtings and Shirtings, among them some of our best numbers, in light and dark colored ggounds. ° SPECIAL 10¢ YARD—Dress Ginghams of serviceable quality, 32 inches wide, in patterns that are to be dropped from our regular-lines ° teak ae June §.—Dr, Walter f San Francisco, an kel Plated ting & eas plate t lakes tioned bust moderate and eee ee ee of hose supporters % Into the attic of his home and ~~ ® suicife, Clement Miller went _ATLANTA, Ga.—To B. Feider,! lawyer, wants to fight a due! with /# hanged himself to the rafters Cole Biease of South ® His friend, Karl Stiner, Hving is given by their friends as reason for thelr elopement, The epuple will make an extended trip “East after which they will reside in San | ° Double Burner STYLE 132, PRICE $1.50—A low bust model, long below the waist-line, but Special 25c % lina, or to pay the expenses of |# in the same house, had taken ‘@ Hibe! suit if Biease will bring it #°carbolic acid only half an p peg him. A personal quarrel * bour before the cause. * (seep eae : university in Northern —_—- poet ee ‘of Copenhagen, Den. “Million® of my Gong Bak people | marke was founded int478. | would be starving today weresit not | |for your assistance Yin Tun, vieeroy of Num ¢King. ; China, in a letter of thanks to the Seattle Commercial club for sending the relief ship Buford Salt and Pepper Shakers, in tesign pictured, osilver- plated on nickel silver, in satin finish, with removable glass lining. Special 25¢ pair, Silverware Section ———Women’s Mended Kid Gloves, Special 59c Pair - ‘These are Gloves that have been returned to a leading m#ker on account of slight imperfections, | have been expertly repaired, and sold to us at a very low figure. with no extreme features. Material is good quality jean and garment has two pairs of hose supporters attached STYLE GO PRICE $1.00—This style is designed for facturing Co. of San Pranciseo. the average figure, having moderately-low bust and skirt His visit here was for th long hips and back, Made. of strong batiste and — 7 =: equipped with two pairs of hose Supporters. foe ANNOUNCEMENT Becta June 10th, * i wr be placed le | pairs at the special price quoted—the pair, 59¢. sale mm our a ie ibaa _ 7 Stores a hine . : .STACHELBERG Summer Ribbons in Wide Variety - 5 IBBONS figure in this Summer's Fashions to an unusual extent, and w d D mencement Dresses, Summer Resort Gowns, Sashes, Hair-bows, Millinery ,gnd all Trim- CIGAR STORES 60. Francisco. Nickel Plated The marriage and courtship were, bee. | the incidental outgrowths of a bust | ness trip Dr. MeGilvora made to St. Louls two months ago. He repre ute the Hall Scott Motor Manu-} mn yOURS POR HARGAING Spinning’s Bargain Store a1) PrOURTM AVE. over nd Floor Western scenery and mountain | | breezes and the advent of low tour-| ist rates have started unpeecadented travel to the coast, say railroad of- | ficials. Many westbound trains are | running ia two sections. 50 — ago from the Union, al- —T Fal : : . Lal 7 The Gloves are high-grade makes, and women will readily see the advantage of buying several there ° Basement Salerroem. New Recreation rik, peoply A recreation park for the 4 people Oe cent ta of King county, consistigg of 50) jacges at Auburn, on the banks of Stuck river, le being fitted up for ¢ parties under ghe supervision ity Engineer Morrison. [esear’ | Dectaring the West to be the reali field of progress, Charles Frederick Adams, single tax advocate of New York, speaking on “Social Para a before the Rotary elyb yeater- -——_— lay. even favored us dy saying WSHINGTON.—Plans will be that we begin to butld our ctviliza eee ey for the ayer any where the effete East leaves *: withdra’ troops along the off. Mexican border. This is an igdica- | . tion that the United States govern-| VICTORIA, C—Vice Admiral ” believes Mexico's war troubles | Baron Uryiu, commander of the Yb “are ending. ° kosnka naval station, will be ap | pointed ambassador to W. \. a eacane aimed poin: jor to Washington yesterday with 2,000 bales of hemp from the Orient. This is said to be the second largest shipment of hemp ever sent across the Pacific. One of the signs of the times is a gentie flopd of new books on country lifer | e e GHICAGO—Trunk lines in east- Re ‘ em territory, according to infor-| mation received here, are planning | e ° to mol! ° ish their present. system of gmnting low fares* to clergymen . tn al: . . ., &Chicago, nite ’<=") - Milwaukee & Puget Sound ai soaimdcande hall Railway of Cashier J. J. O. Miller. of the Sierra county bank, it is believed CITY TICKET OFFICE SECOND AND CHERRY worse than any other state, unless, perhaps, Virginia. ming purposes Values throughout the displays are decidedly attractive Ribbon Beltings. Hat Band Ribbons. . Velvet Ribbons, in black, white and col- ° ors, with satin and taffeta backs. ALL-SILK TAFFETA RIBBONS, 25¢ YARD—These are 674 inches wide, extra- firm weave and shown in black, white, sky- blue, rose, red, navy, brown and Copenha- gen. Exeellent values at 25c. iret Pioor. 27-inch “Tula” Silk, Special 55c Yard “Tula” Silk is a very lustrous, soft-draping fabric, in pop= lin weave. It is shown in an extensive and select color-as= sortment, including new-blue? navy, light-blue, Helen-pink, mid-grey, niden*brown, Alice-blue, cream, black and the Included are: Fancy Ribbons, in stripe, plaid and Dres- den effects Taffeta Ribbons. Satin Taffeta Ribbons. Wash Ribbons, in bow-knot, bud, dot and plain weaves Shoe Tie Ribbons in popular shades. Watch Fob Ribbons. “‘Naiad”’ Dress Shields A Summer Necessity : Light-Weight -and Snow-White mid-gray, golden-brown, AD Shie orles: sintely: he Piha ‘ : \IAD Shields are odorless and absolutely healthful Priced exceptionally low at 55¢ yard. they may be washed in hot wate?, hung in the sun to - eS There Austrian China Cups and Saucers —First Floor, “Separable,” sizes 2 to 5, Set of 6, 75c 20c, 25c, 30c, 35¢ and 40c. Extra-fine quality, light- Lace - edged Shirtwaist § “Weigh? Austrian China, in ovide shape. Unusual val- ues at 75¢ the set of six. 700 First Avenue 614 Second A 318 Pike Street” 101 Sevond Avemes Third block, rose- —Firet Floor, dry and ironed without the slightest injury. is a toda: iT bet 925°. style for every Summer need y, will amount to ween $25°- . 000 and $30,000. | | “Bolero,” in nainsook and | eventilated material, for wear | with and | kimono-sleeve waists. These wash dresses | Shields, sizes 3 and 4, 25. | Full Dress Shields, siz Sizes 3, 4 and 5, 50c. | “High - front” Shields, te 5, 18c, | Azes 2 to 5, 20c, 25c, 30c, 35¢ | and ¢0c. Coat Shields, in dark-gray, tap, black and white, 20c, * Reed Reading Chair ¢ adjusted with laces and canawars ae ning. Regular, szes 2 20¢, 25c, 30¢ and 35¢ Shirtwaist Shields, sizes 2 to 4, 15e. Jann nnn ~~~ Ostermoor ‘Mattresses ° STERMOOR Mattresses are built, not stuffed, with the wonderfuk 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Friday and Satutday ‘We will continue to fit a filled frame, guaranteed for years, with spherical le leather case, complete for ‘This includes a careful and ac curate examination, fee our Kryptok lenses, no lines or cement scales, with for EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS ‘Third Floor, 44-345 Arcade Bldg. R. W. CALKINS, TRICK & MURRAY % Office and Factory 72 Columbia St. Traffic Manager This Week . ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED ° ~ . tgotae e ‘ The pictures on exhibition are exact reproductions of naigire, along the “N@w Line,” ang are equal, if not superior, in grandeur and beauty to any in the world. The exhibition includes scenes in the Cascade Mountains, Rock Lake (the Lake &f Mystery), the Columbia River, the “Shadowy St. Joe,” the Bitter Roots, the Missoula Gorge, the Rocky Mountains, the Montana Canyon and others. , GEO. W. HIBBARD, General Passenger Agent nt ih ii es OA a cea sli 8 Special $11.85 :} O A Wing-back Chair in natu ral German reed, hard maple frame. roomy large, comfortable woven over Deep, magazine pocket of High - grade struction throughout. Spe- cial $11.85. Firat and left con seat arm, Floor, Annex Direct-Action Gas Ranges ly elastic Ostermoor hand-laid Gheeted filling. The raw mate rial is spectally-selected, high-grade cotton, made purity it by the Ostermoor p@ented treatment and rendered thoroughly whole some and sanitary. In making the Ostermoor, eight sheets of this downy filling are laid one over the other and compressed or interlaced by gentle, evem pressure, forming one elastic sheet of equal thicknes® throughout. The Ostermoor is durable, very eladic, soft and comfortable= does not mat or pack, lose its shape or sPread, Carried in stock In the following styles and sizes: 45-1b. full-size Ostermoor Mattress, covered in blue and white striped A. C. A. ticking, one-part, $15 45-1b, full-size Ostermoor Mattress, in tan striped ticking, one part, $16.50; two-part, $17.00. 50-1b. full-size Ostermoor Mattress, covered in blue art tieking one-part, $18.00; two-part, $19.00, 60-1b, full-size Ostermoor Matt re ticking, with French edge, two-part, covered in satin-finished blue —Fourth Fro Frederick & Nelson INCORPORATED