The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1911, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR ODD BITS O' NEWS place nightly In Wade park wes idispensed with last night, ow to the fact that a #00 bear go! lost in the park. ‘Men Are Taking tollFeminine Finery Like Ducks to Water FURNITURE DRY GOODS FURNITURE DRY GOODS — | Appropriate Apparel for the Warm Summer Days In Assortments That Feature New and Tasteful } Ideas in Styles, Materials and Colorings FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Gtore Closes Dally at 6:30. SPRINGFIELD, Mase.-Hornets tied up the looal trolley dine, when they took possession of # telephone box, from whioh the conductors make reports, All hands waited until a howe could be brought into pla; WASHINGTON ~ Gen Wood spent an Fort Willlama,, P« not an officer knew of his p An enlisted man finally discovered the “we of the army Then the ROSBVILL kow- towing began. le making « Leonard inspecting id Ky.—This village plans to celebrate | NEW YORK—ARer floating an Sebes tebe velit be ae oem HERE are Dresses for every occasion—tawn fete, street, at home, out hour In the lower bay, Mrs. Eva | The celebration rio. Te ing and evening wear—made up in the prettiest and coolest of summer Engleson, who couldn't swim, rescued by « lad who jumped over: from. a pi steamer. | “She's made of cork,” declared the caused the d captain. 7. Brother Alfred, |The house coat $2,000, fabrics, with square and round necks, simple in design or trimmed in laces and embroideries. | bo: SOUTH NORWALK, Conn--One bow Hi | hundred thousand gallons of have been placed on the streets of | Trim Linen Suits are offered in plain and novelty styles, attractively | priced and all fashioned from thoroughly-shrunk linens Pi “Anything dore for the child to- | @ay is building up the city of to w,” said Mise Anna Louise Strong yesterday afternoon at the nons, he can look northward at what England’s got at Gibraltar, “Favors, “Golden Potlatch” Dinner hand-colored, in a variety of designs. choice of styles, materials and colorings, and include the most recent productions of our Millinery workrooms Second Floor. INCORPORATED signs to select from. Attrac- tively priced at 50c each. —Firet Floor Carefully Filled thin town. Now the people are suf x for S Pr i ‘ f fat \ hel And fering from “olly eye,” the newest Coats for Summer wear are shown in a variety of fabrics and models for . . Jot human afflictions, according to|% ,, NOME, Alaska, July 11—-A # ‘ ? a | — he ph ar ery _ david Bly a here to Squirrel river, a tribu: #! every purpose. Ee UNION HILL, N. Th f.|* tary of the Kobuk, north of j SUGGESTIONS jomas Pl the arctic circle, Rich pay #| WOMEN’S PONGEE, TUSSAH AND RAJAH SILK COATS, in a LIKE THESE # dirt has been discovered at # : : : w. pow * five points, says Fre aes | rdels, ed ane niined, some with circular sano colar ane . . ae : v0 my ed Prien, full-length models, lined and unlined 1" th 1 lor coll i That let the ladies wear harem skirts;any other man {fn the country, to & who arrived today. 6 thaw & , > ari collec: uitome’ epee ae Sate e, . 4 he thewsara, ality coligra, o¢ nny. [tact be has changed bis attire as| | ‘at the bottom Of @ han piele wl others with deep, square collar; sleeves in plain coat style or finished with Hely Gbing, they want to. Back in old) ™*2Y %* 30 times & day, and bas EVELAND—The usual large |* ed 9660. * deep turnback cuffs. Prices $25.00, $35.00 and $45.00. wae ¥! rarely worn the same suit twice. yooning which takes! rr. 2 | depa Cambridge, Mass., the place where | Coughlin says ay bl \- ee. Se ¥ tie al WOMEN’S _ 2 irreg they turn out finished educational) “Every year men’s clothes imi LONG LINEN COATS, for WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ WASH- cond products in a section yclept Har. tate more and more those of wom t. o ya oto’ , 64 and S ABLE DRESSES, of cotton voiles, lingeri yb yard, designers of men’s clothing en. I do not hesitate to predict that! Ss : sitet, outing aad motoring weer, SF:and-56 | ‘ i 7 oan Fabs have gathered together. in a very fow years men's attlre| ee S inches long, severely tailored or with com ein poor and marquisettes, in st _ the v And these fashion men say that will be as feminine as women's at) S , re | meet widely-varying requirement 1e ; the male sex is getting back at the/tire will be masculine, Men are} B A NY PA \ N LE bination collar, made of natural color linen; | prices on these range from $9.00, $14.00, thre: women by adopting all the latter's! becoming more fond of gay colors, $8.50, $12.50 and $19.50. | $15.00, $21.00 and $25.00 upward Inet. frippery as their own. Dan Cough-|extravagant cents, giddy trimmings | ~ ty 92% ypsiiue ene aging ane Wile Nin of New York, whom every tailor)—they are getting to like buckles, _ reprim and designer.in the country knows! belts, form-fitting line: “flare’ | { ° ° Attor as the finest formed man alive skirte—they are becoml: more | P tl h M id S Cl f E b d d decisio (with the. possible exception of|butterflylike than women, and it otlatc Id- Season earance oO mbroidere man” Nordkin, the wesian dancer), says| will not be long before men will ° ‘ Secrets that before long men will look more | be having hipless trousers, princess . Stati He W. h Bel son wi Ties car modern hiptess ladies than| overcoats, hodble pants, gored jack SAY: SAVE MONEY—AVOID PAIN onery rimmed Millinery as ts, Cc ot pol anything else. ets, silk gloves, laces and ribbon— | We advise people to go to other Dental offices, see their offices, 3 thus be - Mr. Coughlin has the distinction) all the finery heretofore acred to] inspect their work, learn their prices and get advice, then come to us) Golden Potlatch Die- LL, Trimmed Hats, with the exception of those models MBROIDERED Belts affair, of having worn more clothes than) women.” for free consultation and examination and get our prices. | Stamped Box Stationery, , z an t li " probab! ciinieamnaiaal eel Our work t# pot the cheap class of work done by tranajent dentists. Special 50@ box b trimmed in ostrich plumes, are grouped in this mid- 4 fine linen and mar- Wile: A reputation for doing the best work for low prices is what we w ar ‘ . » Q season clearance under four readjusted prices— quisette, including hand-em- the chi ’ Our specialists do your work with the very best arade materia Greetings from Seattle broidered 1 finished Dr. H. YOU LL FIND IT ie this fact which insures satisfaction for our patients, and rep Wafers, to be attached to 5 00 7 50 10. 0 1 MEONCRECD, SEYKS, TMA clalist, | for ourselves. | note paper, envelopes, post . «7 $ 0 $ 5.00 with one-piece pear! buckles, the do NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSEO FOR BUSY PEOPLE Il cards: Sc package 0 . A large number of good de- ing, wl ine Peee The assortments in these groups give wide latitude for & fair. Kinnear park Cocos Sargon “Golden Potlatch” Pen- ) ~~ Rat eats bios iain B ‘The child welfare ex! nant Canes, 30c H % this ee ee ee he = Dennison's Crepe Fes- The Semi-Annual Chiffon se _ * plees of the Mother's Congress July 17, 1864, Gen. Joseph E toons in the Potlatch colors, . Motor Veils. $1 15 ¥ Ing | ‘ Johnston was removed from the Sc each } I if e ? ° .s modit Carrying 900 passengers, moet of commend of, the Dennison’s Napkins, in aie oO ug unaries M TOR Veils of lustrous ( yes - them to stay fp . epar Gol Yaisy sig 5. weit f Jateh week, steamer Prince Rupert ‘> ment of the Tennes . ped Bee ene Standard Toilet Pre serations of recognized merit are of- chiffon cloth, 27 inches Bee i ilo hundred dozen f Comn arrived ip port yesterday with the see on the confed . e * m . wide and 176 yards long, fin- Biggest passen, ist im a Ba ey pore side and di Dennison's Lunch Sets, 6 ? fered in this Sale at special price inducemems, Sugges- Sa pe Rien erage ‘ ; ig Of the $00, 750 were Victoria | rected to turn bis lates, 12 doilies, tableclo can ished v satin stripe bore ied eri, while 150 came | ny command over to/ tnd 12 i eine, BSc. on Ee —riet Fist. der. The chiffon is of excel- peas from the The Prince Rupert Gen. J. B. Hood, in| Denntae Decorated } _ Lambert's Listerine, 15¢, | Mennen’s Talcum, 15¢. } tent quality and the Veils are = anage Togeot ag Meer Bical vik ‘eciamane fe be Moroes oe PADRES SERA Tae awe sil Crepe Paper, in Golden 20¢ and 59¢. Squibbs' Talcum, 2 for ! shown in a good range of one | hour GOLD WNS 0 $4) : | ; ltaa Woodbury’s Facial Soap, | 25¢. opular Summer colorings from | trip. | te bad policy to swap horses 1 Daisy design, 1Sc package ) i popular Summer colorings, rs | if FULL SET .. #4 to $8 SILVER FILL . B00 y des . eae a cae crossing & stream. Uf the OE GEWORK ow.........88 to M/ALLOY FILLO ....-.:...:...000|fM Oakes’ Hand - Colored { 15¢. | 4711 Eau de Cologne Tal- | Interesting value at $1.75. parte setualty ome 4 stream, it was We are noted the world around for our low prices and good work. V _ ‘. a corn sae Se Cos ) 4 s E igrhoag ape bee ‘ ie Sue ; ad a at least trying to get across a very i DENTISTS “Golden Potlatch ‘osta let Soaps cakes for . ehn & Fink's iveris § ~~~ i wide ditch ALBANY PAINLESS i a Cards, le each; 10¢ package Williams’ Turkish Bath | Talcum, 19¢. Summer Gl DE Senator Smith says that Taft yy Dap nary hi ‘ Seg ghintang debi: of Second | pen § Soap, S¢ cake; BOG dozen Peroxide of Hydrogen, pom loves Fecah Alten's ‘vite, | Samantha. will veto if recall of the judiciary | OW the moi ate taacadiad bee hg ry Bm Ape : ° Odor-Shun, an odorless de- | 6¢, 10¢ and 14¢. 16-BUTTON - LENGTH oy I or " " , * c ne J S 4 __ Sn Mins Mariette ty pirthday {stitution It lx well tg know where Opposite the Bon Marche and MacDougall & Southwick’s—Take Ele- Broken Lines OF 3 odorant, 25¢. ; | Colgate’s Dental Cream, aoe % BOY. S, Me eet gelebrator today.| Taft stands, \ . ne OF WR ee er: Williams’ Shaving Stick, | 20¢. praise A ne ae # peng sr aie PSN IMEI TS LITTER OTL xe = Women’s 20¢. | Dr. Graves’ Tooth Pow- } 7 : Y Ch ee) design, Ret sn nw Pears’ Soap, unscented, | der, 10¢ and 25¢. SLE EI 5 Poo Monies, avy-biue, id-Kose, A z wi | Pumps and Oe enc Loties, B69. Euthymol Tooth Paste, 2} bine Sky, Pink and Tamim seamen, Santiseptic Lotion, ’ » Sky, Pir 1 , . ot A ant ota ‘d's e ane with double-tipped _ fingers] When the Potlatch Is | oo Pa OARS Keven, Absorbent. Cotton, one- { and mousquetaire wrist. trate world's fair tre- | Oxfords Williams’ Quick and Easy | Pound toll, 19¢. SHORT SILK GLOVES] Angeles quenter |_knows e ar ape s eS eg Y |" Hinds’ Honey and Almond { 50c, 75c, $1.00 AND $12 ——— her as “Saman. ° Shaving Soap, cake, 5¢. Pisa S $1.00 $ “Rude thy.” Tesertay er a e a ri Pri ced for Palmolive Cream, 25¢. Cream, 29¢. PAIR—Have double-tipp Hewson on, Porn tor ob-| ian Pg eae Benzoin. and Almond | Palmolive Soap, 4 cakes | fingers and two clasps ~ wi g Cream, 18¢. | for 25¢. wrist. id He Thr h th Sanitol Face Cream, 19¢. | Remedy Bottles, 15¢. 12-BUTTON - LENGTH tg oug. e | Wisdo he apes Tooth Brushes, assorted { WHITE CHAMOTS course Ws liquid powder, . shapes and grades, 10. GLOVES, $2.00 PAIR. struck. today it is. No, . aM P A j pes and grades, ie. * sagt eared | FP) . 9” Graham's Bath of Isis, for | Hand Brushes, 15¢. 16-BUTTON - LENGTH, gore divulge her axe, orwa 0 erica the hands, 35¢. . Perfect Nail Bleach, 25¢. } CHAMOIS GLOVES, $23 down, b for the oud Stillman’s Freckle Cream, Fiberloid Combs, assorted, } PAIR—In white anden had fru: reason that we + 33¢. . color, —vim ren nad don’t know it. Miss Holley said t : that a 38 gy shee Prey a <s ° ’ : q * BUL | brated. urried|y . ’ SAI Be oe sence Omo Dress Shields Women’s Hand-Made Neckwear }) ?_** age ‘ * him b ries F. Eaton, 54, head of the $ sis ‘ Y a oiymia imber’ Company. died at HE Omo Dress Shield contains no In a Special Selling x Barlo disease Friday night. The body !# seer but is impervious to moist MAKER'S sample line of high-grade Neckwear, bought! il pore: in Seattle awaiting relatives from ure—it is odorless, easily cleaned and : . hi the East. Eaton had been in the say : t a very favorable figure, is now on sale at correspond o Be. ee STEAMSHIPS absolutely hygienic. Other points that } ingly-ow prices pests years. = . sf a ake render Omo Shields specially desirable i eee Sera crae, conerttes tne are their lightness of weight, pure Bey line includes hand-embroidered and all-lace Neck+ Wh png | Guar vessta The total PRINCE RU PERT AND white color, non-shrinkable interlinings agg diate fee sa oe ofieccine ene Tae HONO of inheritance taxes collected ts PRINCE G and perfect-fitting qualities laces and hand-embroidery, featuring the season's approved BT merrily eee ee eres, EORGE PR CE orc: pangrregyberenge sacks tices sellacaeate 2 for which the inheritance taxes Twin Screw—19 3,500 T. mo” Regular Shields, No, 2, 20c; No. 3, 25¢; No. 4, 30¢; ( i ae were paid is approximately $10, Knots—3, ons . 5, 35¢; No. 6, 40. we 1, hai 991,427. The Safest, Finest and Most Luxurious Steamships in the Pov siceer paseo a assortment are Dutch Collars and Jabots, Fichus coast of ay “Omo” Coat Shields, assorted colors, 20c and 30¢ and Sailor Collars; Side Frills, Stock Collars and Yokes} # n 2,0 fe tee he te tT TOTO TO tt 8, 30¢, ‘ j ror SN aE ea NORTH PACIFIC COAST SERVICE “Omo” Zouave Shields, all sizes, 50c. Chemisettes, Bows and Turnover Collars; Shirtwaist § The bax % his family, 2446 Gist av. W., & Hot and Cold Running Water in Every Stateroom “Omo” Lace-trimmed Zouave Shields, sizes 3 and 4, 75c; } COat Sets and Collar Tops. FF cont tor % took advantage of the shade * Electric Reading Lamp in Each Dive § ; : 2 basing He uteas iy ee : is in gor S ctiorece by thet tront eee & ] size 5, 80c; size 6, 90c. The special prices range from 35¢, 65¢, $1.15, pani % and went asleep, they came * SEPSIS IRIN NUE “ * i Le aye i iias ustne thete home by fie. © Omo"” Shirt-Waist Shields, “out-of-sight,” No. 2, 15c; } $2-65 and $3.85 upward to $10.00, First Pleo CHIC the nas, hose SEVEN-DAY TRIP No. 3, 20¢; No. 4, 25c. pesae tes Sis ow a mystery, cau ee is OW of about $500, while + qs 8 oo INCLUDING ALL EXPENSE FOR saowe rott, same 4 i len, : 48. 48.00 ; = suffered ‘to the extent # MEALS AND BERTH $ e J ] N : . and-Dags since Pe % of $10. Chief Stetson strained * 4 . Ms | S ] 50c 4 case thr * his muscles, while running up * Leave SEATTLE, WASH., Every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY, 12:00 o’Clock Mid- ewe ry ove ties, pecia’ S . ; he step hill. * i i ° Ori Stews ” s% e step 419 One Hundred Bh vated Peary medial ete dpe Pac Lagi ROKEN assortinents of artistic Jewelry Novelties, re- pecial $2.50 ‘ PREPPED HRE DDH EYY ¥ “Almokn Shore ortland Canal, Along the Rugged i H ahha Aa 50c for clearance, and includin Short lines of high-grade Hand-Bags, featuring popular i é Well, Senator Sutherland has || andy Pins and Brooches, in enamel finish, set with bar- } styles, shapes and si ffere i west sw price i dak uy. the firetorize stgninent EASTERN SUMMER TOURS VIA CHICAGO MI oque pearls, special, 5O¢. Seer eee tee ey one vatuacally Oe against the initiative and popew s | sold-filled Cre Sekt is tai ; : to close out, as follows: —First Foor, » a*% dum. He says “the power of com- \| s0ld- ed Crescents, with imitation pearls, coral and . ‘ Filigree Bar Pins a Brooc hed wi a he Head combination colorings,. fitted wi side se a irror * the bi Pisin Aiden Dik covehaten ; y y ] Salpeter ssc oe os with black satin cs PRP NEON i . esa ide = piso a eon magnificerice, British statesman- Youble Track Route be i ci Sy pcial, . Ss! iong cord handles; special, 00, *® town ship tackles propositions to govern- eee ae tid Filigree Hat-Pings, inset with rhinestones, also in Arabi + , m P * Wedn: mentally fnsure millions of hungry Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York, Buffalo, deat Cah aco vaseihe a ‘a0 eh Naa in Arabian Glace Velvet Hand-Bags, in the favorite deep shape, with eee workingmen ns eat rom i ii i rf 4 esigns W colored stone setting#; special, le . over starvation during idleeness. 4) 1 ade ag pele ng foam ia eam Me 1S an Ri Whit € i apt Firat Floor, gilt metal frames and velvet handles ; special, $2.50. *® flight . Lak a y y “ nee iver, ite 2 WwW Sultan of Morocco seems to be Mountains. * ae another good natured man sur- A F * ship F rounded by gentlemen who know|[™ Low 30 and ik § Round Trip Tickets on Sale from Chicago from July 1 to September 30. Ladies’ Home * * messa just what they want, Whem he «For further information and illustrated folders address hed Mail Orders ® king | gets blue looking into the mouths Journal Pattes re eric so * of French, German or Spanish can-|ff J, H, BURGIS, Gen, Agt. Pass. Dept., First Avenue and Yesler Way, SEATTLE, WASH. journal Patterns e n EMRE