The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1911, Page 8

| Aolaleialsheliehaiaiaieialalel’ * % «The Milwaukee came within & * an hour of tying the world’s * cur ot ing too words $1 | FURNITURE FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. *# ocean to ocean, when the * D RY G oo Ds Gtore Closes Dally at 6:30. *® freight from Seattle made the * ” a ; EARLY FALL ARRIVALS IN Women’s Tailored Street Suits ® by the G. N. tn 103 hours, PEER EERE EHH FURNITURE | DRY GOODS YOU'LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE According to a report handed to the police by the Pacific Const Steamship company, Mrs. Pearl Powers, of Los Angeles, lost dia monds, pearls and other jewelry when the steamer Spokane went down. The jewels were not recov, ered when the ship was raised telegraphic cireults the largest and is the most expensive wireless in Alaska ould day all remember well, Horace Fletoher, well honored that day by being born then, In- creasingly we “jaw” leas at that great apos- tle of well mas tleating food, and “chew” with him fhose meal in-aminute people will — » 7 mat out. ofthe 7 tinpreesed. | grave a longer wolf ta” = riod of time nye the imap of the country, ivertin thele jaw oer although pean | gy from conver: or and harbor sational fields bill — i Into “chews” at meal time, Mz. ronania erect afte, Foe a ia where 6,000 union troops ur Gen. Lyon and 20,000 confederates under Gen, McCulloch eaine® to- gether, The victory was on the side of the heaviest battalions. Lyon, true to his name, died on the fleld of defeat Headquarters Munielpal Publicity league. 1114 3d av Steamer Amerind The hew $18,000 Pickwick club house headquarters of the Weat Side social and civic organization, was formally opened last night. A musteal and literary program was given. Fully 300 persons attended the opening Funeral services over the re Mains of Dr, Brayton Muscot, who sl was shot and killed when mistaken |’ ak eke RRR RAR ARR for a cougar on the Docewallips|*® Baturday night, were held yester|® TIENTSIN.—Prince Su de ay. ® clares that opium amoking in * China will be prohibited after Suspicious. * January next, Thereafter per “Very suspicious man, they say.” |% sons found smoking opium will “Vagy. Bought a dictionary last! ® be arrested. week, and now he's counting the | ® words to eR Re approved line that has prov cast interesting light on the styles, fabrics and colorings that Fashion has junt 50 years ago creek, in South western Minsou ‘These early arrivals adhere in general to the stender out en 80 sent many new features in design that make for unusual attractiver $65.00. give pleasing variety for choi $25.00 and upwards t Steeeeeae Unusual Blanket Values Corsets at $1.00 and $1.50 ru Heavy Cotton Plaid Blankets, 64x76, soft and fleecy; 1 A’) ro brown and white or pink and white, special $2.65 pair. swers. In order to |ton State EI }tion to be he s | 15th, the local Elks huve char tered to steamer Sioux for an ex cursion to that o tween Linda Nelsons salad priced’ One hint che dand, two patrolmen time to see beer bott! tho couple tharged with sellin a license. eral ecutiid makes of fashionable mox of every type n sev MINNEAPOLIS, — Usual condi. tlons were reversed here when Ba ther Kadell Olsen legally assumed the name of Smith, because Smiths are so much less common than Olsens. flying, and sted and or without in a variety of meeting the requirements figure. “IVY,” MODEL, 720 A, oA Corset daaignes for the medium fig ure, with moderately high bust, cut low under arm, y long skirt of the soft, unboned erial. ¢ top is finished with embroidery edging and garment is fitted with two pairs of strong hose sup- porters, THOMSON’S GLOVE - he STYLE 168 PRICE $1,50— model for the miss or woman im sl mde t figure, designed with girdle top and long ial is batiste, filled with flexi and two pairs of hose support- attached. sets, pba in gage hae Mixed Wool and Cotton White Blankets, 72x80, with 4 & TOULON.—The first naval - | * execution in France ainee 1856 special, $3.65 Yon officer, delivered an address |® was carried out ny it the meeting of the Gentral La- Connell of the Cacnolic Social Betterment leagu’ last night. inch silk ribbon binding in blue or pink; Plans |i} pair. DENVER.—A fire in Starkville destroyed five buildings, causing a loss of $10,000. For a time the town was threatened. All-wool Plaid Blankets, 70x80, blue and white, pink and white, gray and white or tan and white; $5.15 pair. | which was paraded fos the pur: Pee et SSS ev ow ¥ hg 4 ‘The estate of Bamford Bobb * [Rakeaweenen eens ® will go to his three children. *| & The will was admitted to pro #/ wi ted Effort. ® date yesterday. The annaal | “Historians now say that Nero # income will amount to about w| wasn’t so b mi $21,000. special, Races at Madison park, five days, starting Tuesday, August 15. A clean meet ooo NOTICE OF CLOSING REGISTRATION BOOKS A number of Blankets that have become soiled from use cath | Registration Books Will Be Closed as samples, including cotton, mixed wool and cotton, and } KANSAS CITY. After all-wool grades, are offered at attractive reductions for } | ir cted to Mes. AUGUST 15th, 1911 clearance. fe 7 that he terned the hose on tered since January Ist, 1911, must hia wliv's room. Now. a. divore {resister before the books are closed nm . jor they will not be allowed to vote * * * * « * * * * * * * Mixed Wool and Cotton assorted plaids, special, $4.85 pair. Blankets, 66x80, in use of whitewashing | Kanaas City Journal. + Ina meeting Ly the Seattle Commercial Club the port of Seattle committ lected & campaign committee consisting of W. Pigott, R. R. Fox, J. § t smith, D. Landon, D. amm, | suit has been filed. et the aaaehee ebuatiod to be kote ox Paul, P. J. Heman, 8. Calhoun, F. - Baker and A. Behrens, [peer eee eee ey eae x ssi September 6th, 1911, to Off His Feed. le AT THE THEATRES | "King County Court House Bonds” “You only nibbled at your lunch | * Moore-—Dark. and “Port of Seattie” today, John.” * Seattie—"Rip Van Winkle.” OTTO A. CAS! “How do you know?” |& Lois—Arizona.” County Aud “You have crumbs on your whis-|* Orpheum—Vaudeville. kers, but none on your cars."—Kan- ee Vaudeville, - gas City Journal, Vaudeville. udeville and motion yesterday in Bedding ection. Women’s Long Silk Gloves In Broken Lines Special "7 SC Pair OM Specials in White Goods 2 36-inch Indis a fine, closely y suitable for Popular Notions S. H. and M. Silk Tie Laces, ble and tan, 30 inches long, 15c. Dutch’ Linen Tape, sizes 000 to 10, 3 for 10c Clinto porters, Gold-eyed ack Linon, woven materia : and dresses, special 25¢@ yard. , a fine, sheer, soft- rine Lawn inished fabric, 32 inches wide, special Mote tine, loosely-woven linen-i \ medium { Skirt and $ Sixteen-button-length Silk Gloves of good quality, with mousquetaire wrist, pongee, gold and gray; exceptional values at 75¢ pair. Broken lines of fine quality Elbow length Silk Gloves, in a variety of colors, all. with double-tipped fingers, | ls Steel Bodkins, assor 75c Pr. Stanley No. 1 Trammel Point, 40c Ruch quality a When communication is entered and Hem “fm about a month with Nulato, 248 |* weight quality, from Ft. cial 15¢ 3 Coliseum—Vaudeville and mo- tion pictures, spe Special Prices on PHOTOGRAPHS iE = ahs | Place on Puget Sound PHOTOS | QUILcENE, ON Hoop caNat— | and Button-hol front of West Hai Strips, for 10c. Cloth in soft 12 36-inch Imperial Long ch vis-finish, of $1.70. are specially priced for quick selling at O5¢ pair. piece yards, First Floor viret THIS OFFER GooD FOR 30 DAYS Willow Lounging Chair, $5.00 HE Lounging Chair pictured to right made of white willow, in the natural finish, with low, com- fortable seat, closely-woven over well-braced hardwood frame. May be fitted with cushion at small extra cos making an exceedingly restful Chair. An exceptionally good value at $5.00, Well-made Birch Rocking Chair Special, $5.75 A well constructed Rocker of selected birch finish- ed a dull mahogany, with saddle shaped seat, slat back, well-braced under-construction ; illustrated to left. Spe- cially priced at $5.75. Fire Fleer, Annex. 1A Clearance of Summer Housewares Remaining assortments in many staple Summer lines are priced for quick clearance at figures that offer ex- ceptional buying-advantages. Included are: Hammocks: Clearance HAMMO-PORT COUCH HAMMOCK, CLEARANCE PRICE $7.65—Has hardwood frame with coil springs at ends, adjustable wind shield, sanitary cotton mattress and valance stenciled in pleasing design. “ALAMO” COUCH HAMMOCK, CLEARANCE PRICE, $15.05 — Made of extra-heavy, closely-woven khaki duck, complete with 25-lb. cotton mattress, covered in green denim and tufted, wind shield, ropes, hooks and hammock stand. 4 Regular Price $5 Special Price | $2.50 Open Sundays, 10 to 9 Open Evenings. Sittings Night and Day. CONOVA a ~ ‘yman nex NEAR SENECA, Ne 4 Ne 1 is cone at 108 pm CANRIES FREIGHT AND PASSENORED searching for an outing and Floor, Annex Mail Orders Filled—Picture Developing and Printing at Popular Prices. Come Down to Our First Ave. Bhore snd Esch st the lngrovements We've Made. | Friday and Saturday e Surprise Sale At All Quaker Stores \VINOL Sivas cree So tite, builds tissue, enriches the blood. Try a bottle today, sure. Friday and Saturday Sale Complete With Fern, as Illustrated Special, $1.65 HANDSOME Fern Dish of solid hammered brags, | 6% inches in diameter, mount- ed on claw feet, as pictured, and filled with perpetuated fern. An effective decoration for sideboard or table. Sp value at $1.65. KOREAN BRA ss FLOWER BOWLS, SPE. CIAL 65¢ EACH—These Bowls are hand-chiseled im pleasing design, and fit with wire flower holder. Suite able for pansies, violets other short-stemmed flowers. ire the Quaker Stores have specialized on Goodyear's Maroon Hot Water Bottles and Syringes, giving with or syringe a two-year guarantee, which means just that, an opportunity for you to get one of these high Grade, guaranteed bottles or syringe at a great big reduction. ene wenetnt Mirrors tn various | o4 25 F-quart Combination Hot Water Bottle and Fountain Syringe high grade hardwood ....%2.65 $5.00 Pedestal Mirrors, in various ee gets ectesos’. onze Water Coolers: Clearance $1.00 Box Crane's Linen Lawn, Water Coolers of japanned metal in $3.76 Dresser Top Mirrors, with 8 in. heavy $6.00 Triplicate Heavy French Mirrors $4.35 $10.00 Triplicate Heavy French Mirrors $6.85 $1.75 to $3.00 Hand Mirrors, in various hardwood finishes $1.55 | Bottle and Package Drug Sale ‘oodlark” Pure Spices 25e bottle Spirits Camphor .17¢ 25c bottle Rose Water and Giycer 1W¢ 17¢ 1%¢ Peppermint 17¢ 26c bottle Tr. Benzoin . 17¢ 2he bottle Tr. Arnica Ae 26e bottle Aromatic Cascara 17¢ 1 Ib. pkg. Epsom Salts . We 1 Ib. pkg. Pare Sulphur . W¢ 1 Ib. pkg. Borax dé 1 Ib. pkg. Powdered Alum ...7¢ 1 Ib. pkg. Moth Balle . Ge 2 oz. bottle Olive Otl W¢ 2 oz. bottle Jamaica Ginger ...7¢ 2 on. bottle Spirits Camphor 7¢ 4 oz. bottle Peroxide Hydrogen 4 Try “ 26e bottle Castor Ol) 25c bottle Jamaica Ginger . 25c bottle Essence yt a Gipaerine . . 2 oz, bottle Rose Water Be Pountain Syringe . art Fountain Syringe . $2.00 3-quart Hot Water Bottle $1.75 2quart Hot Water Bottle . Hair ‘and Tooth Brush Sale $1.00 Kent's English made Hair Brush; men's size ...... $1.50 solid back, pure stiff bristle, medium size Brush for women or men .... $2.75 to #4. 50 Hair, Brushes, “highest grade Brushes ‘ $1.25 Celluloid Back Hair Brush 35e Sanitary Ventilated Brush .. 0c large, stiff, Gnblens hed briatle Tooth Brush Hand Bags at Cut Prices $5.00 Walrus Leather, large size $6.00 Heautiful Assortment in Walrus, Finest Seal Skin Beautifully Finishes $18.00 Beautifully Finished 8 $20.00 Beautifully Finished Seal Skin $2.50 to $6.00 Genuine Seal, Walrus an Books and cue Cases, cholce .....4+5 $10.00 $15.06 1013-15 First Avenue | Third and Madison—Pike at. Westiake Boulevard boxes slightly solled ene 60¢ box Crane's Linen ns boxes slightly soiled ... 50¢ box French Linen, boxes, just in Highland ‘Linen. “nalit small size .. 10¢ Ink Tablet 25c Desk Ink be Pencils die bar’ 4711 White’ Rove Gisene ine Soap ... 10c Uncle Sam's Tar Boap .,.7¢ 150 Pear's Unscented Glycerine Soap 10¢ Ivory Soap . “tn the Soap Dish.” Odds and Ends in fancy soaps, ranging in price, 16¢ to 86@ per cake; cholee , Large Cashme: 50¢ Sal Hepatica 26 box Tiz, for the fect ..16¢ 26c Carter's Liver Pills, 2 bottles 10¢ pkg. “Baking Soda . 26c pint Peroxide Hydrogen ] $1.05—Combination hammock and Morr | drive wheels and four revolving knives. 1 Price without stand, $11.95. Other Couch Hammocks are specially priced for cleatance at $6.35, $7.50 and $9.65. HOHLFELD CRIB HAMMOCK, CLEARANCE PRICE, $6.26—A convenient combination of hammock and crib for children and infants. WOV AT ..cL HAMMOCKS ARANCE PRICES — High - grade closely woven hammocks with tufted throw-back pil- lows, concealed spreaders at head and wide valances. VUDOR CHAIR HAMMOCK, CLEARANCE PRICE chair. “YANKEE LEADER” LAWN MOWERS PRICED FOR CLEARANCE — The “Yankee” is a high-grade mower, with 8-inch drive wheels and three revolving knives, ‘Twelve - inch — size, special $2.95; l4-inch size, special $3.35. UNIVERSAL BALL-BEARING LAWN CLEARANCE PRICE, $4.95—Has 10-inch 14-inch size, GIANT Ostermoor- Mattresses Frederick & Nelson. INCORPORATED ious finishes, with self-closing nickel plated faucets. Two-gallon size, $1,455] 3-gallon size, $1.75; 4-gallon size, $2.15} 6-gallon size, $2.65 ; 8-gallon size, $3.20. GARDEN HOSE AT CLEARANCE PRICES — Three-quarter -inch — cotton- covered Hose, in 25- and 50-foot lengths. “RELIABLE” GAS HOT PLATES AT CLEARANCE PRICES—Have heavy cast frame, drilled burners and wheel | Yalve fitted with adjustable air mixer, Orie-burner size ‘Special $1.75 ; two-burner size, special $2.85 ; three-burner size, special $3.95. TWENTIETH CENTURY GAS HOT PLATES, SPE- CIAL $3.95—Three-burner size, with nickel-plated seam= less frame. KING GAS HOT PL ATES, CLEARANCE $2.65—Three-burner size, with nickeled fram PRICE Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns \ ROE Me