The Seattle star. [volume], March 22, 1911, Image 8

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BANK OfFICIAtS
MAY CONFESS All
(R) 1 Nltrd CrMt.)
NKW YORK. March S2 In the
fcope that some of the officers of
the Carnegie Trust company Will
"tquMtl" as to the way In which
that Institution was looted. the In
dlctments returned hy the grand
Jury. It was learned today. are be
In* held up hy the district attor
nev's office
Win. J. Cummins. who *«« In
dieted yesterday for complieltj In
the itll' M>l frauds today '.r.JI .i
serts his Innocence
BAR NEGROES
llljr I Ml led M»l
WINNIPWI. Man March S3 To
stop the entry Into Canada of
Oklahoma negroes, Canadian Immi
gration officers today rushed to Kin
emon, on the border, where the
negroes expected to settle. The
railway company takes the position
that each possessor of cash and
transportation was entitled to ad
mission and has appealed to Wash
ington for an opinion.
INDICTED IN NEW
ALASKAN COAL CASE,
ALBERT C. FROST.
Frost, (he Chicago railway ami |
mining promoter. Indicted b> a
leral grand Jury at Chicago (or
i.Ueged coal land frauds lu Alaska,
la In Europe He may return and
put up the li.Ooo bond renulred b>
Judge Landis. In ttt'6 Krost cam*'
over from Germany; later he es
tablished a banking and brokerage
bualneas, failing when he had to
let his pet project, the Chicago A
Milwaukee electric railway, go Into
the receiver's hands
EVERYBODY HAPPY?
Lest they might forget that one
R. Achilles Mallinger la hurrying
home before the democratic con
greas convene* the committee
which Is arranging the "welcome"
receptiou for the ei secretary of the
Interior, yesterday aent out notices
to the Commercial clubs all over
the state asking them to make
"demonstrations" to show "en
thusiaxm when he reaches their
town*.
TODAY IN HISTORY
March lfcSS. a naval court of
Inquiry appointed by th»» I'nlted
State* govern
in en t reported
that the explo
•lon of the bat
tleship Maine In
Havana harbor
six week* before
ww caused by a
submarine mine,
and aa Bpa 1 n
was (he owner of all submarine
mines known to he In that vicinity,
war between the I'nlted States and
Spain followed Spain says the
mine, or at least the report, was the
cauKf of the war. but I'ncle Ham
••ill Insists (hat there were other
and altruistic reasons for Initiating
the conflict.
AT THE THEATRES.
Moore—"The Arcadians."
Grand—'Three Weeks."
Seattle— Sapho."
Aihambra— The Princess of
Patch**."
Lois—"The Olrl From Tur
key."
Star—"Chit on the Sly."
Orpheum—Vaudeville.
Majentic—Vaudeville.
Pantages—Vaudeville.
DEBATE INCOME TAX
Lincoln and Kirkland high [
schools will debate next Friday on !
the Income tax. Neither team ha* :
met with a defeat this season.
EDITOR
Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha
K. Towne, wife of George L. Towne,
editor of the Hotel News, who died
Monday, were held yesterday after
noon at Butterworth's. Mrs. Towne
was 39 years of age and leaves a
boy of 8 and a girl of 12.
BOGUS TAKES CRUISE
Speculation concerning a sea wall
was revived yesterday when Virgil
Rogue, advising engineer of the mu
nicipal plans commission crutsed
the water front with members of
the commission.
WILL TEST SEEDS
A seed testing labaratory will be !
established at the university to aid
the campaign againsi adulterated
seeds carried on by State Dairy and
Food Commissioner liavles.
BURY J. D. BRONSON
Funeral service over the body of
Ira I). Branson, father of Atty. Ira
Dronsori, was held at the crematory
chapel yesterday. Rev. J. D. O.
Powers read the service. The elder
Bronson, who died Sunday, had
been a resident of Seattle for 20
years.
TROOPS SAIL
PARIS, March 22. —Two thousand
additional troops boarded trans
ports today for Morocco, where
they will Join the present French
army of occupation, numbering
4,600, In protecting French commer
cial Interests.
ARREST REPORTER.
ATLANTA, March 22—Thomas
J. Hamilton, a newspaper reporter,
has been arrested charged with re
fusing to give information furn
ished him in regard to an im
portant case.
FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. BASEMENT SALESROOM
Dress Silks Undtrpriced j
Special |33c Yard |
APPROX IM A I 1*" 1600 yards of good quality Silks, suitable »r waists or
entire £o\\ns, quoted at thi- specially low price for clearance.
Included in the assortment are:
Striped Wash Silks, in shades of pink,
mid green and dark cardinal, with white
dotted stripes.
Solid color Pekin Stiiprd Louisine, in lav
ender, Nile, cream and mai/c.
Taffeta Silk Petticoats
Timely Millinery Offerings
AT arc shown modish llats, in
rough straw and mohair braid, effectively
trimmed in tailored bows, aigTettes and
ilowers in wreath effect.
AT $7.50. Rolled brim Hats and jaunty Turbans, of Neapolitan, Milan, chip, silk » I,V J
hair and rough «traw braids, appropriate for street or dre>s wear. Flowers, tailored bown
and quills are effectively used in the trimming. - nu>»>m a»i<w»<wm jj
45 - INCH SCOTCH
MADR AS, SPECIAL
38* YARD—In various
attractive colors and pat
erns; suitable for bunga
low curtains.
Special
$2.95
Well-made Petti
coats of fine quality
taffeta, with deep
tailored or knife
plaitcd flounce, fin
ished with bias ruf
fles at bottom.
Shown in a k<>< ><1
range of solid col
ors, including black,
red, preen, gray,
tan, rose and laven
der, as well as many
pleasing change
able effects.
Unusual values
at. special, >2.05.
- lUHmrnt
Attractive Values in
House Dresses
and Sacques
ONE - PIECE HOUSE
DRESSES, SPECIAL $1.00
—Attractive House Dress, as
illustrated, made of excellent
quality percale, in attractive
colors and designs, with square
Dutch neck and short sleeves.
NEW HOUSE DRESSES,
hi.ro -(>f blue and white ]
plaid percale, or black and
white, with small red design,
made with round Dutch neck
and short sleeves, trimmed
with stitched circular bands of
plain color; fastening at side
front.
PERC AL E SACQUES,
SPECIAL SO* In blue and
white or black and white small
ring designs; made with loose
sleeves and front trimmed with
plain-color bands. Exception
al values at 50<*.
liftiM-mmt P*3»*r<>cm ]
Drapery Section Values
CLEARANCE OE SOL
ID-COLOR AND SELF
TONED SCRIMS, SPE
CIAL lO* YARD—In
terra cotta, blue and gray
and blue effects.
New Arrivals in
Women's Spring Dresses
Special $15.00
THESE very attractive new Spring Dresses are well-made
from good quality materials and designed along latest
fashionable lines. Included in the assortment arc about fif
teen manufacturers' samples—of thebe there is only one of a
kind.
j Materials arc Taffeta, Serge, Poplin, Wool Challis, Satin
Foulard and Mcssalinc.
Colors black, navy, gray, green, rose, white, tan, blue and
white stripes and dark grounds, patterned with white or col
ored stripes and dots.
Sizes 16, 18 and 20 years; 34 to 44 bust measurement.
Women's and Misses' Long Coats
Special $8.50
Well-tailored Coats, 54 and .56 inches long, cut on new
Spring lines, with plain notch collar or sailor collar in round
or square effect, inlaid with pongee or satin.
Materials arc serges, diagonals, homespuns and fancy coat
ings, In black, navy, tan and assorted shades of gray.
Sizes 14, 16 and 18; 34 to 44 bust measurement. .*
Special —BaMm*nt fuitaronin.
THE SEATTLE STAR
Checked and Hair-line Taffeta*, in a Rood
assortment of staple shadings.
26-inch All-Silk Diagonal Tusaah Shan
tung, in natural shade.
Special, yard, 3
Women's and Misses' Shoes
Special $2.45 p a j r
Women's Pat
ent Colt Button
Boots, short vamp
models, with plain
toe or tip, welt
sole and Cuban
heel; si/es 3 to
6 l /i; widths It, C,
I) and E. Special
pair.
Women's C.un metal Calf and Patent Colt
Button Boots, with cravenette top, new
high-toe models, with extension sole and
military heel. Si/es 2' j to 8; widths B, C,
I) and E. Special 92.45 pair.
C.irls' Pull Calf and Patent Colt Button
Boots, with cloth tops, with medium toe. ex
tension sole and low heel. Si/c* 2]/i to 6;
widths C and D. Special $2.45 pair.
— H«Min«nt NlmoMn
AT $*'50, Small Hats in Milan, chip, Ne-jj
apolit.m and fancy rough straw braidaJ
adorned with flower* and ribbon bows.
FULL-SIZE CURTAIN
STRETCHERS. 69* -
These arc made of Norway
pine, with firm, stationary
pins, and are unusual value
<lt 60*. - lUaanifnt BaUarnnm
Women's White
Knitted Vests,
Special 15c
Women's White Swiss
ribbed Vests, in low
neck, sleeveless style,
with fancy yokes. Spe
cial 15<.
- RtMntMl ti*
Women's
Umbrell as
Special 75c
Wo m en's excellent
quality Kain-proof Um
brellas, built on strong 7-
rib, 26-inch frames and
cotton covered, with long
straight or crook handles,
special 75*.
- lUMmsnl HtiMraom,
— . j*.,
Amoskeag Ging
hams,
Special 8c Yard
Amoskeag "Utility"
Dress and Apron Ging- j
hams, a standard quality |
in fast colors, special, I
yard. H*.
lUMmrnl talmoAtn.
FURNITURE
DRY GOODS
Unusual Values Offered in
Women's and Misses' Silk Dresses
At $25.00 and $45.00
AT $25 (X)—Dn-Ksrs iii crepe de chine,
messalinc, satin and foulards, in striped,
|n>lka (lotted and bordered effects, 'I'hr
waists are prettily embroidered or lace
trimmed, with peasant or three quarter
sleeves, and some show the raised waist
line; skirts are cut on straight lines. At
tractive Dancing or Party I'rociu for
Misses and small W omen are also shown
at this price, made of soft, clinging chiffon
cloth, in white, mai/c, pink and light-blue.
New Arrivals in
Women's Tailored Suits at $45.00
AN ATTRACT!VK collection <>f high grade Tailored Suits in fine inenY wear suit
ings—only one ami two of a model- has been priced to unusual advantage at $45.00.
The coats are 25 inches long, with close-fitting collar*, hand felled lapels and plain
coat sleeves, lined with tailors' serge, satin or peau dc cygnc. Skirts arc cut on straight
lines, with hahit hack.
Materials are navy, black and white f rges, checked and striped suitings, gray
worsted and mixtures.
Sizes 34 to 44. a
Exceptional values at $45.00. —ft»roi>4 n<«».
New House Dresses and
Sacques
NEW PERCALE HOUSE DRESSES, (I 75
Made of percale. In black and white or blue
and whit•- combinations, with two broad tuck*
over *hould*r, aquare Dutch nerk and short
aleeve*. effectively trimmed with plain-color
til pings
NEW PERCALE DRESSING SACQt'ES,
IfKUL |1 00 Man> attractive patient* In
blua, gray or black and whit*, made with
round Dutch n«wli, long »Iw«m, fitted belt
and circular pepluni; trtimu«d with batida In
plain color. _ **»,„<! rmi
Women's Hosiery
Special 38c Pair
WOMEN'S ONE GAt'GE RUCK LISI.E
IIOHIKHY, made with elaatlc flare" top and
high spliced heel, double sole and toe,
WOMEN'S LAVENDER TOP HII.K 1.151.E
lIOKIKRY. N>< PAIR Medium weight silk
lisle hosiery, In black with lavender top Made
of very lustrous yarn and strongly reinforced.
—rtrvt nw
Housefurnishings Specials
gauge steel, polished in
side ; measure 9 inchcs
across bottom.
""""Sg—-SANITARY SINK STRAINERS. SI'K
-;jr CI Ah 10c—Japanned blue, and made to fit
>l»r into corner of sink.
"MONEY-BACK" CEMENT, SPECIAL 10c AND 25c
—Waterproof and transparent. Mends china, bric-a
brac am! wood. Qnc-ounce bottle, special 10c; one-pint can,
special 25c.
Mission Rocker
Special $5.75
Mission Rocker of solid
quarter sawed oak, in
fumed finish. Has broad
arms and broad panels in
back and is fitted with
genuine Spanish leather
seat. Special $5.75.
Full - Size Spring
Special $1.95
A woven wire fabric,
substantially built upon a
hardwood frame, support
ed by coil springs held in
place by twisted wire
cables. Special, $1.95.
Ostermoor
Mattresses
FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc.
AT $45.00 Many of the latest fashion
tendencies are expressed in these Dresses,
whit h are developed from crepe de chine,
satin, chiffon, messaline and foulard 'ilks,
in figured, dotted, striped ami bordered
effects, handsomely trimmed in heads, em
broideries and chiffon, in effective color
ings. Colors include pink, light-blue,
white, mai/c, champagne, heliotrope, gold
and black.
New Messaline Waists
New arrivals In aeml tailored Messaline
Silk Waists, dealgned with cluater tucks,
opening In front and having long sleeves fin
ished with soft turn back hemstitched cuffs.
Shown In black, navy, gray and brown. Price
$6.00.
New Sailor Mouse*, of striped measaline,
made with red sailor collar, finished with
hemstitching, cuff* to match, and silk shield
piped In red. trimmed with alik-covered but
tons. Special $6 00 _Floor
Interesting Glove Values
WOMEN'S CAPE STREET GLOVES, »1 00
PAIR Made with one clasp at wrist, to vari
ous ahadea of tan.
WOMEN'S GI.ACE KID GLOVES. $1 00
PAIR In pique or overseam style. with one
clasp at wriat. Colors, black and white.
WO M E N'S WASHABLE CHAMOIS
OLOVKB. 11.00 PAIR—One pearl clasp at
wrist, and spear |mlnt embroidered backs.
Color*, white and natural. —rirat Floor.
GARDEN TROW
ELS, SPECIAL 5c-
Have 6-inch blades of
stamped tinned steel
and enameled wood
handle.
"NEVER-BREAK"
STEEL SPIDERS,
SPECIAL 30c—Made
from one picce of heavy
Combination Bookcase
and Writing Desk
Special $15.65 *
A well-made combination Book
case and Writing Desk, in fumed
finish. Has two open book shelves
below' and otic closed book compart
ment above. A large, roomy drawer
is located just under the writing bed.
Special, f15.05.
Frederick & Nelson
l*H;orf>oral«<l
Stor* Cloata Daily at 6:30.
Decorated Earthenware TeaPots,
Special 35c
Black Rockingham Eng
lish Earthenware Tea Pots,
decorated in artistic designs
and well finished. These
arc shown in a variety of
sizes and decorations, in
Trilby, Globe, Clyde and
Creswell shapes.
Special, 35<* each.
Well-Made Kitchen Queen
Special
$3.95
Kitchen Queen
of selected fir, fin
ished Early Eng
lish, with two
drawers and two
flour bins. A
moulding board
over each drawer
conveniently slides nndcr top of table when not in use. The
legs are square and well braced below bins. An exceptional
value at 93.95.
Solid Oak Bedroom
Chair
Special $2.75
A solid oak Bedroom
Chair, in golden polish
finish. Has continuous
back posts, slat back and
closely-woven cane seat.
Special, $2.75.
FURNITURE
DRY GOODS
Laces and Trimmings
Mi talthread Allovers, In bronze, gold gun
metal and silver effects, attractive c)«ninn« no
square and fancy me*hes; suitable for yokes
and sleeves, 12 50 to $7.50 yard. Metallic
libmlk In various widths to match, 50c to Si St
yard.
Handmade Two-thread Valenciennes La«*s
and Insertions, round and oval mesbel, in cf
fectlve d< klgns, 50c to $l.. r «0 yard.
Irish and Clnny Iju-e Medal Hobs, In round,
square, ova) and crescent shapes, In a good as
sortment of sizes, 15c to )3 25 each.
—rirti now
New Hand-Bags
We bare Just received a new assortnpet of
the popular Suede, Velvet. Satin and Moire
Halts, In round, square and oval shapes, with
gilt, gun metal, nickel and self-covered frames
and lining of colored silk moire.
Price*. 13.75, 14 60. »5 00, »7 50 and tlO 00.
—rim rum.
Oak Bedroom Rocker
Special $3.00
Bedroom Rocker of solid
oak, in golden polish finish,
with slat back and closely*
woven cane seat. Special
$3.00.
—Furnltur*
First Floor. Annf*-
Mail Orders
Carefully Filled