The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1911, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR YOU'LL FIND IT HERE || Youngest Traveler Making the|||\rUrN11uRe| FREDERICK & NELSON, In. [rURNITURE] TAR RRAAAAARA HR) GAN RAFAEL, Cal, — College . Longest Walk | DRY : sapncdrderinall Store Closes Daily at 5:30. DRY GO ops much noise with AT THE THEATRES their ts,” complain rest Forgiven au ul arrests for disturb = eee | The New Suits for Misses and Juniors Emprese—Vaudevi ges ur trains between Wher et < T he designers of the Suits meat \ appearing in the new lines REDWOOD CITY, Cal.—Judge é y have been successful in pro- Buck bel * that the divorce germ has been traced to fashion bie, arog cre egal : & fe. 4: Y\ ducing styles that are at Settee ee ee eee ont AR ai pos f once practical, becoming and distinctly youthful. PORTLAND, Or.—A letter tkenkheeereenne 2 Mich Ree RRR a eeeeeeee GENEVA, N. The Brooks discover Dr. W. R { He ie < cl +. ecome . » , ] " that T may net Pineid|aaked eye. | MISSES’ COATS IN FALL MODELS MISSES’ CHIFFON DANCING FROCKS The agony ‘ Station, Ve passed fron _PORTLAND, Or—Acting on aw | ULL-LENGTH Coats in) semi-fitting styles, si VARIETY of etty ed, in pink, blue, [id the proud soldie e ttorney General ‘ low ‘ k i , . sham, Leslie M On ‘ | ed and trimmed—some v sailor collar her ¢ v 1 and crepe de chine. The ff TEHAMA, Cal.—F PORE i 85 sooo a pound, the yield this » ) today th e } have coat ¢ inlaic r ‘ , , 1 braided, and if 5 & pou ar ; : : d me i hav yoke n c c “ ¢ w the effective gon trom t . “4 . } mixtures and lors include Ce { mr t f three miles from here, ¥ d ta on Elmer ; , $150,000. c ell un oiwell ¥- lat retire WALKING AROUND THE WORLD | ta wn, navy-blue way, and the pick rom the position. Jultas Rath js making the long-| Seven years ago young Rath and upward averagio to $7 est walk ever a made his way through Seattle. He at OAKLAND, Cal.—M. ©. Wilking,' human being. He 1 »| was then making his first: ‘round t his |day—and getting toward the end | theworld tour on foot oe ee : LABOR LEADER DIES. Rath arted his stroll 1 par (By United Press Leased Wire ago. As a newsboy In St 4 BAN FRANCISCO, Aug 5 he was then 14) he starte Walter BE. O'Con & prominent | walk \s t ¢ as n figure in local and international c abor circtes re today of has been tn ever t trouble vice-president of t Brotherhood of Plumb 42 years old. A Strong, LanWeekt Hand Vacuum Cleaner#J —operated with little effort and does its work thor- oughly. +f purrs are no compli- ated parts in th » break § ; } 2} 5 | ; } ee. ee eel SAN FRANCISCO.—In the presence of th contracting pa lect party of f Chapman of Pt min § Goverr chusetts were in Grace Pro-Ca te has been | + PRR RRR RRR New Y ! moos to a onville, Fla, by way of At-|~ > . } 7 SAN FRANCISCO.—Lieut. Harry lant ‘ PE 5 neta hong expect wD ‘aiden cia * a ae 8! formerly. of the Brit ads ft nd b 2 c hetr Dy : = fa prongs said to be a se _BOSTON— All baseball attend.|” rigiven at the Alki beach next Sat ' front. The square neck eubdicgs: he at erate nobility, whose “huge appetite for |a cc ds for Boston w of offictat urday. The clambake will be the f 1 i champagne” led him to pass a be en on sccasion of the last viit |‘ a ee Ibiguest ever held here. | aN ih f check here, will have a chap f roit Tigers. More than — aed oo orchon lace anc t : s 5 “dry out” in jail for 30 days ) paid admissions were regis-| embroidered. Special $1.00. cleanses Carpets, Rugs, Judge Shortall did tt 4 during the meeting at Dreamland hall tonight is for e ; : _. Mat fattresses OLYMPIA.—On account of the {EVA—A woman bas for the|| the Pex ople of Seattle. It is to give the people a chance to | Another Slip-over Gown, also of } Uph re pate fall rush of business in « | ft poenged fa 0 B¥i say what they want to say and to say it in a way that will | fine, soft-finished long cloth, has $ raises no gerni-filled partments about the e is Fraulein you Pe’ mean business : yoke of hand-crocheted lace and ¢ air of the room the Saturday batt “ stg that ao — = H short kimono sleeves prettily 0 du itt Pate Ve will. b d te have been effective s trimmed with lace to match, An atic an on ey Price pa garmin ny unusual value at $3.95. é and stenographer Meh aes ae EE work the full week “Prosperity Comes Through Thrift” eeeeeeeeee eet eee ee eee sleeves are edged wit 1 t 14 an operate DONT RENT A PIANO }jescicrace Nston— Basement Salesriam | Tailored School Coats Neckpieces, 35¢ | $4. 00, $5.50, $7.50 For the. Cooler Mornings } A T?RACTIVE vatues in : ; | SsORTME NTS at Yokes and Collars of fee foul Oe Seditianet Gongs fo bee ! edium and large sizes, also ringbone mixtures and diag- H A attractive style is the Kimor many effective patterns ip ] onal cheviota, designed in aia \ illustrated, h is of g Venise Stocks and Jabots. ss tvagh double-breasted : . \ quality cotton velour in navy-b The designs are new and the | a rare dive ck vaeiod ae | lavender, gray or red, ily pattern- } values are excellent at 35¢. flannel or sateen . : ed in Dresden effect. The large sailor} WOMEN'S COLLARS range from 6 to 16 years i! Ths collar, sleeves and front are trimmec SPECIAI 6¢ — Unusual Recement Sas Bis. a with wide Persian band. Price } values at ¢! ice in Bl . | . alues at this price in Byrom, had removed from F . hy should you, | N V; 1 . | ; $1.50. pare Neat eh eee Buster Brown and Nurses’ Bince os the enth ntry ha Dp ow od why should any- §)|/ ew Valenciennes b Ct es he -} Co so an excellent as- adopted Miss Bates as it has , an e Stee Gece tas nantgar son one, in fact, rent Laces, 50c Bolt Me ' of Embroidered ern girl on the stage and Off rHEs a piano? A rental HH \ ar] N 1) ti 1 1) n S “ollars in varions ] ATCHED SETS of \ art —s give mat 1 next Sat JR - a second - hand @ i nes laces in a variety of new iu yi rae i Pi. get “ aes cor Sone be ed 5 piano—a cheap and pleasing patterns, includ- a as i Aloe . . instru: t al. | ing diamond, round, octagon Warren's “Easy Ev'ry Wa ad Lace and Shetland Walter Oakes, head of the Ros: ames” : (4 | md Filet meshes. Excellent Stays, 5¢ card. ° lyn Fuel Co. and the Alaska Steam. ly — anything, in values at the bolt of 1 “Th tthe terete Veils, 50c ship Co., died at his ri 5 twelve ys B Cotter Manion: ‘ The Down ? Minor avs yesterda ‘ truth, that will Bij welve yards caear ria an card ae ‘WO. Dress Shields, sizes 2 and 3, N asortment of pretty is tune. lw SilkH “f™ our’s Glycerine Soap, “L, aie K avorite” Rubber gr pe Bal Fully 4,000 tickets for free trans- 1 omen’s osie , | Gk : . sie’ Bon Rong age ge haretbogee 2 Ring Mg os . Se resol ‘Tooth Paste, an aati- | SES ing im black, | in the popalar Lam | eypipoar gyal geese Mi gages follare | Seconds septic dentifrice, 15¢. iP white, brown, light- and apes, yards long, if | | Tasement Salesroom park board were distributed up to or six dollare per A Inst night ; month for the use of . : Royal Violet Talcum Pow- | dark-gray and dark-blue, 1¢ $ bls hite, navy-blue and ee 4 : a4 - such an instrument? | Special 28c Pair der, 10¢. inch Sieiieiet iasede ae : 50¢ ane | Poet, You can pay the Women's eee A | aa a am a ea a ech ae on gag Ae rent for years. and The fashionable Shetland the ren ; then you would not iba acs eat Interesting Specials finished Veils, in white and he lef a an oard be any nearer to lavender, made with deep navy-blue, varlous meshes bill of $2. The $20 wa . owning the instru- mercerized garter top and ti 50. % : Rant Can aheateoe four-thread heel and toe F th Sh S 5O¢ cach. as mia Things You Should renee min 7e Hl Ciede scents beens | STON the hoe ection a + of slight imperfections in * REN’S x 2 ae ee iano Club, weave or making? Special, } CHILDRENS RISSES , P venso you start in a thrifty way. You save $97.50 in the initial cost of 28¢ pair «ACE SHOES, 2 ACE SHOES, Women’s Vests and Baile aro ad 00 the piano, as y a piano for $277.50 that usually sells for $375, Snassiant_ Balese SPECIAL 75¢ SPECIAL 65¢ Tights dend ee . PAIR Shoes PAIR + bought : F Jext the terms. = * $1.25," Rubber Jawed Overhang You do not have to pay more to own one of these splendid new pianos than you Have Novelty Hand- “a oa haat \ of vici k es In Extra Sizes I , @ “ black or tan 13 ¢ rei ciann te to rent a second-hand one. Five dollars cash, then $1.25 a week. $1.65 ‘ : not os Lens Aged ; BSe week, coming in to pay, yorf are laying up $1 yourself towards your per OMEN’S Moire Hand- } toy kid, with f Special ase Garm nership of a beautiful, durable and permanent piano W light turned : , serviceable Bags in Copenhagen sole; sizes 6 to Cotton Vest say, and say it boldly, that no one can afford to rent a plano when by becom blue, heliotrope, gray and § 8; special values. . his club buying a piano is attended by so much advantage and so much black, lined with white moire. \——_eeerepoee pee a-1 » sizes, with high . ? These are in musketeer style WOMEN'S AND GROWING GIRLS’ PUMPS AND | neck and long or shot . with flap fastening, and are { OXFORDS, SPECIAL, $1.45 PAIR—In patent leather, | ceeves: ‘Tights in ankle am Join the Player Plano Club—You Get a $750 Player Piano for $487.50 furnished with long cord 3 vici kid, tan calf and gun-metal leather. These are brok knee lencths to alee $12.50 Down, $2.50 a Week—No Interest handles, Attractive value at } tines and there are several styles to choose from—sizes from | oiay ent, 25¢. $1.65 > 2% to 8, but not in any one style. rasement Salesrom 1318 1318 —— — a a a - Second Ave. KOHL ER & CHASE Second Ave. Ipp. Arcade i Acti adies’ Home Opp. Arcade Direct-Action e Ladies a ee Distributers Weber, Knabe, Kohler & Chase, Vose, Fischer, Steck Pianos, Gen- Gas Ranges Frederick & Nelson Journal Patterns | Spinning’ s Bargain n Store uine Pianola Pianos, Etc. 15-17 Fourth Ay. INCORPORATED) ceeeemmeereneenmeen