The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1912, Page 10

~ & RASLAGAD ewitchman haw been olected A GONSERVATIVE estimate of Turkish losses fn the present Ate os EAT T i any TA R ale a ccabeeceieivan Peabeaty io eee fican war, taken from Italian reports, shows that every native resident ~ ad title GAN he done WHA Ne of Tripoli been killed at least three times.—-New York Sun. }Cotteril! hak agreed to allow the have the use of the registration | “ : FIRE HOUSES use of fire houses for the primaries, [books In the last olty tion y sGanvune FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. stores| Clark supporters met at ti Al Rndguntry have ten tay te nt Sammie hear |tmcy enya wo ha fhe Pee | T> | New Arrivals in Lingerie shed by the joint committee of the is Main 1389 all tucked away safely for republicans and democrats to ar-|be held between 3 and 6 p. m. Sat-|idency range for the primaries on April|urday, April Comptroller Car-|the Mixdourl man, About 50 were é ° ° 27 at 702 Eilers building. Mayor roll has agreed to let the committee! present ‘ 0 t S BY L. C; HODGSON rn eg tone and Outing Shirts Out of the fog and te ahroude@ night ra Leaps a shape of terror and fright, EW vals in dainty Ling 1 : Rising hideous up from the deep N W arrivals in dainty lude a number e To break with a shriek o'er the Lowers of slee bad ah oop vecially attra « veloy ns And & reeling death roars over the foam especially attracts ) sheer maf, S “L give ye the dungeons of death for home and fine French lawn The great tee hulk with a sudden wrath Grins with hate from its sunken path, They are designed g thre arter sleeves And smites the palace of wind and wave A s igh or Dutch necks and are prettily tr ‘ laces, To plunge It deep in the leaving grave a on oF : A Becky nid are § in fine sertions and embroidery ‘ Out of the chaos the reeking wail } ¢ ©2 Of = - apa = = = = * - od Of men and women whe os pale, li 7 Prices $2.50, $3.50 and $3.9) of death And whose hearts grow cold in the face : TS s Shriveled and torn In the monster's breath! } r Smart new Outing Shirts in linen, French madras and And the rich c nde tH to dust " " + es ; > His gleaming treasures will never buy " mannish tailored effects, $1.95. $2.50 and $2.95 uy j A glimpse of the sun in the next day's sky 190004 Powe, The peasant mother wakes from the drea : = That carried her on where the new lands gleam, im And gives ber again to ® strong man’s heart | . & P A Out of the deep with death at the wheel, 7 Together the prince and the pauper kneel! Then out of the terror one blazing star Flames itn light o'er the world afar j seat aie dace on taux norte wat New Chemisettes in a variety of attract Jabots, Eton and Dutch Collars ang If you are not acquainted ° N } \ I And rises up to a God-like power. il ive styles, including plain, fancy and tucked | effects in many pretty sty b with the many superior fea y { 4 Sure and still in the face of death, ? iS pias nc) yp yles, ém! ' < ‘“ ’ . M t yure breath WH nets ‘ 4 whit All } standing it Sin Vee Valened tures of BRADBURY SYS Men omile and say with t last pure in ecru and white. Al! have stan and trimmed in Venise, Valem TEM CLOTHING you are cer ; 3 Ye ow “The women first!" And strong, clean hands ; * } : ciennes tainly overlooking a fine op : f ys Aro clutched to follow the heart's commands collar and are made to fit well. Price 50¢. | imitation Cluny s 50¢. * portunity to get a new spring ‘ hi APPA Patan arn «c by his side, wit that is cut right, made Rich man and poor man 5 < f : ‘The toll and tenderness divide; right, that will fit you and ee : a an W | iti | d Li H dk weeiwee fax Bradeery vrieva " me gence again, fear aanvesssh omen’ $ Initiale nen Handkerchi And mother and child go a are moderate. They start at a . ‘ Ve The hungry #ea to # sun-girt shore, | ate Stand hand in hand on the brink of the tomb— . eae ray raph mye se hedlaneemedt ap Jip Wr B PPVUREE thousand Linen Handkerchiefs, with hemstitched borders and sm And go along up the line un initials, are to be sold Saturday, following a very favorable purchase, at 17e til h Tears for the lonely hearts bereft, you re Tears for the women and children left There are over 20 styles of initials to select from, in hand- and machi Tears for the dead in a sea-made grave ; achine. q < Whose requiem sobs o'er the wind «wept wa eve: ranging fr the tiny script to the heavy block initial, and including , Hut cheers with the tears--for our own poor sake i : Cheers through the tears, though the sad hearts break— Elaborately-worked wreath designs “heers for the manhood born to be Block and spray effects Cheers for ‘ 4 i And our credit terms are of @ « Bright as the stars of eternity Corded;edge and floral patterns such convenience that y i 5 ! can make any selection you iA / Up with our cheers through the ransomed alr, and many others. Special at 17¢@ cach; 6 for $1.00. 1 wish tomorrow and pay for s Cheers grown pure as the hush of prayer, ) ¢ J % mrr the suit in weekly or monthly ig ‘ That man in the face of dyath can rine pean ‘bit. ae he payments. Remember this 4 = With steady hand and unflinching eyes in BRADBURY CLOTHING 4 * And thrill to the dream that made bim man Women’s Two-Quart you find the best style ideas Comrade with God in-seheme and plan for both men and young men O, brothers, the brave that went down at sea “Wearever” (including the new full box Pledged their honor for you and me waasmsat'w evae'nast [Get the Sait Now and| deg Wey ||| | Wool Sweater Coats | Aluminum Sauce A 3utterfly and wreath designs, Floral and medallion designs. rim fabrics and expert hand-tail a fi excelle » . Sheds “deaaiteis ee Pay the Bill Later - | ( YOU'LL FIND IT HERE |j_ $5.00 Patriots’ day was celebrated: aty model ; plain chain stiteh, two pockets, turn- é |the Broadway high school when | back cufis and hem at bottom uce Pans of thick, TF TT. lithe Sone of the Amertoan Revolu- | . aluminum, free from seams or ji e Colors include gray, car a 0U 1 ING CO., Inc. jtion presented a facsimile ot April 19, 177%, was fired the] ° vo gray, cardinal, maroon and tremely durable, sanitary and | Declaration of Independence to t . white. Price $5.00, Ty . lechoot. Mayor Cotterill addressed | shot heard ‘round the world, when |f ee le Two-quart size, special bees a So “ ’ le ° ms . “ 7 ly in i with ~—Housefurnl Seattle’s Reliable Credit House jthe students, The University Glee at Sieg! he tn ther, tel BASEMENT SALESROOM HER CHANCE | too. But his wife Husband—You look badly to- | doemn't re in | | . day, my love. Is it that you are | | the least, for she |} A Special Purchase of | me is the atenog-| | Wife—No, John: it's this last | rapher.. She] Tri d H ts in aasering er | jiooks “ater tne f AIMMed Hats to Sell at | |detaila of — the VERY | an ngressman'’s of interesting assortment is featured at this price, Wg mol the egg, tomatoe fice. | comprising many of the season's favorite effects in to Alaska near Port To } : eee i “ i f was repatred tate yesterday Leon W. Quick |g SHapes and color combinations ee Sf att gos The shapes are of Milan, Hemp, Chip and imitation | Money for King county ec oo! | Mrs. Humphrey true to his name hair braid, profusely trimmed with flowers, velvet and |districts has been apportioned by/and with a loud voice cried: |f Cor. Second and Madison St. St ee mean martes Sloat voles > ered HE inbons Six apportiouments are made each 70 minutemen fell dead or |i] Special $4.95. year wounded. ~Basement Saleeroom, LAST SATURDAY 73 MEN'S AND 8 BOYS’ SUITS WERE SOLD. SOME CUSTOMERS . ‘ FUNNY GHOST W , C | e PURCHASED TWO OR THREE SUITS. GET IN ON TOMORROW'S SALE WHILE YOU CAN THIS DAY Tite omens LO ored-Top Hosiery My “i GET NEW, UP-TO-DATE GOODS AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS’ COST. Pa Soubrette—No; it was an avi s e tion comedy, and thi S ] 5, P. IN HISTORY | ee pecial 25c Pair 4 35 Congressman W. E. Humphrey) 2449. iW] NEW " Be a For e jot‘Washington is said 10 be Oe) Cseman tony J, & Jonah and NEW importation of Women’s Full- | toes; garter welts, toes and heels are ; @ British, under) + “g Wilson, of the state public fashioned Black Cotton Hosiery, | in lavender, pink and sky-blue. Spee THIS SPRING'S BLOCKS IN ALL THE NEW SHADES TE TUT) caching +o Mervice commission, took testimony jf medium weight, with double heel 4 Tweru & sche’. wide yesterday tm connection with the ARO ME oe APOUND Ti pot qu commission's proposed gas, water $16 Men’s Tweed Suits . . wy); ey “tts onl Children’s P lay Dres Jown your arm: $4 8 Men’ s Worsted Suits : . i . Perse T oe awa Ta na Tat oo | ‘ Special ie , soles and | pair. etill Piteairn Former residents of Blaine, ih made of eee mengeee wren § discharged his now live ttle, will hom 8 to : eg pee Dotty say 3 cgongbenaint. pict $22 Men’s Serge Suits . . [zm tant hed tise, tha. Sy Wen | : good quality percale in tan or blue and white check attractively trimmed with stitched white bands. $ ser 27a Special 50¢, $25, Men’s Scotch Tweed Suits BIO. GS on ee correc w vel rect wren, "| $27 Men’s Vicuna Suits . $11.85 Bocce | Special 39c Pair The strokes which I've forgot Se State Board of Pharmacy at the| Next Thursday evening will be |i Children’s Gauntlet Gloves in “Cowboy” style, im university April 3 and 4 passed muc-| Shriners’ night at the Moore thea-| if tan, some slightly soiled, special, the pair, 39¢. $30 Men’s West-of- England Serge Suits $12.75 Fo : Wiliam Faversham tn "The Faun" | Fire Chief Stetson has notified » county commissioners. thats in In the last five months 2,000,000 ’ $5: Boys’ Sailor and foickertocker Sul. $1.85 Pico oe Warner’s Rust-Proof Corsets } | ! Children’s Gauntlet Gloves | § considerable fire hazard am@ that! Cenchter the neste: es *Pent to . ‘ tiles Something Wiist be doe isxmnatiene- | peste, TYLE 601, an excellent model for the average figure, has $7 B All St I S it pa aut fere-cth cont ke ant ree says Wilson ie a dude; moderately high bust and long skirt snugly encasing the oys’, yies, sults . a. 55 hot enough hand fire extingnishers,| !'#0” says that Hearet Is rude, gure and creating the correct slender lines. Material is strong |nays the chief we | Suit has been started against the batiste, stiffened with rust-proof bonings and fitted with two 1 Hotel Archibald Co., D, 8. Gamble $8 Boys’ Tweeds and Serge Suits $3.65 Lagu, Grune, 2 arrested tn Pert: /and'J. i Savage, iaucen and sn ff PATS OF hose supporters. Price $1.00. —asoment salearoom $10 Boys’, Imported Stock, Suit $4.65 ptt ‘nd nag “wns agate." cine’ socserment | MY OMS Cotton and Lisle Vests ; Th La, Special 19c |now in the county jail an electric motor has been patented i ad |by a New York r of ; SEATTLE’S BIG CLOTHIERS | An advertisement in a Western W OMEN'S Cotton and Lisle Knit Vests in a good paper says: “An organ to trade| Eight deaths were reported to the |for a lady's watch or potatoes.” city health department yesterday e e cellent ass: : Os om at, spe « United | | U. 8. District “Attorney Tedd seys| iio daney “aioe -ehiflegn arate Te ee re ee ee) BOR that the federal statute which | taught to write with both hands Basement it an offense to @dvise de-| sualasutre mae mer wear, some with crochet edge, others with plain top. An ex+ | |sertion frem the army or navy is| The whaler Aberdeen, built for r TY Cor. Second and Madison St. |Proacction forthe. men whe, have |was launched yesterday. $°>|ff | lreet-Aetion FREDE RICK & NELSON | ed = signs _ reading Gas Ranges wr |. Don't Be a Soldier “Charnes says that Clarke's a Jay; mes tsk oR ts eine oe ED Man,” mear recruiting stations, Clarke says Jud’s in Wall st/e pay. | =