The Seattle star. [volume], March 17, 1913, Image 8

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BRIGHT NEW EASTER
Very Much llnderpriced
ALL-WOOL SE R (iE DRESSES
SAMPLES EROM A NOTED MAKER
=At $4.95=
Thi> line of manufacturer'® sample dresses. in the
mwi-t and most wanted Spring models, is certainly
a most wonderful bargain to offer for the week before
Easter Certain!) no one need lie without a fine new
Kaster dress with these choicc all wool *crge dresses
•■elling at $4. I 's each. Colors are black, brown am!
crav. and this picture i- an exact reproduction of two
ut the models They are very neatly trimmed, and
the tailoring better than you w: 11 find in most $10
models, for the) are samples
On sale Tuesday. Second Floor, Pike St Side
SLIGHTLY SOILED WHITE SERGE DRESSES
AT HALF PRICE =====
$2150 HnmUome «till *
Sen;** l>re*«. ecru luce
over Ktn«* blue trim
$12.25
122.&U tine h*renrh Horn
white bralil.
black and red piping
trimming* —
511.25
BIG BARGAINS IN NEW EASTER APPAREL IN THE BON
MARCHES MEN'S DEP T.
son WHITE SHIRTS PRIOD
'-1 i :' 'f- — v '*" hi k
=0c = MtM'Mfr AS.
White Soft Shirt* for men. mail* of fin* rilk atrlped madraa »im\ \ ((
military collar. of«-*n j«-arl ' :tl and mad* In tl <• i- ; ular <»' 'u ~, 2 . • J/
»tyle. cut extra full Site* 14 to !*v > a Th«*e abut* *ell reaularly a' t
tl. but for Tuesday you can buy t: m for J • t.S c., n |
MEN'S 12 l-2c HOSE, FOUR PAIRS (OR
== 25c =====
A bargain extraord.nary It offered Tuefdat w ;ieti two c.me* of mill run Men*» Sot of t!i.< omiltr
12V*c quality will put on *a!e at four palm for 2 • Th*> arr fine gang.- » imleaaly •mru. in
faat color* You will find all illll, M n. t all coin*. In • (V m t<. (MM earl., fo
when the two ruet are gone th»* 1* all we hav.-, and you know ~«»w lion Mir be Itar.Mln* are alwa>-»
. r —t~.iratfthl»K Or par. Mr«... M.la I'lwor.
NEW EASTER WASH GOODS
SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY OhLY
lie 40 Imh While
Lawn, a Yard. 10c
1.600 yard* "f dainty
white lava. M lnct»* In
Wlfiih Full bolt* per
fect Kill# ai.-1
»Keer. lie quality. yard
25c Haxon. Priced at
a Yard. Jusl 15c
1,000 yard* nt genuine
Flaxon* In *trlpe» nr.'l
check* In neat. pretty
patterr* Reaular JSc
material. priced for
Tueeday at 16c a yard
Here la a timely bargain. Indeed A whole rarloa>l of fine IHnntrware Koe* on anle tomorrow
at to 1-3 le«a than regular price* Yon are *ure to find somethlnr In th«> lot Ihnt you will want,
for ther< will li«- patterna tha will ko well with practically anything you have. l>oii t put off toniliiK
too late for we know what a demand there la at a aa!e tike thla
DISHES WORTH FRO* 15 TO 20 CENTS APIECE, 10c
Included In this lot at 10c. all of which 1* Kold hand ware, are 5-Inch Hread and Mutter I'latea,
6-ltich |'p I'latea. " Inch Dinner l'lat«a, 7-inch Houp I'latea, t'upa and Hauceia by the pair, Oatm-al
Dlahest, llow-la, * lnch I'latiers Thea<' piece i are worth 15c to 2uc each, and are all on aal< ui 10c < ach.
6c Bread and Butter Plate*. 4-Inch
Hiz.e. In plain white Or»
ware '
6c Fruit Saucer*. HMb nlze. of 0,-»
j,lain white ware. at.. w •»
6c Tea Saucer*. i''>od quailt; O ,*
plain white w ire, at •»
8c Pie Plate*, 5 !n' h *U". of
plain white ware, al
10c Tea Plate*, fi-lnch »17.e, of j;«
plain white ware, at vw
10c Dinner Plate*, 7 lri( t; of C p
plain whit" riilna, at Ul»
10c Cc/upe Soupr., 7 liU'h Hlze, i f
plain wh.'. an aacb Jl»
12c Bowl* at plain white, apacial
for TtMM v Ov
OUTFIT AT THE RON MARCHE IF YOl) ARE GOING ON THE
GOLD RUSH TO TESLiN, BRITISH COLUMBIA, AND SAVE
We ktn J"*' whfii you DMd If ><m are lotfil In over tin 1 Hootallii'iua trail --for wr ve U'fß out -
flf .!!.• 1 '!• .Nor: fur many year* In fa't many a mln- i 'ill nil )mi ho bought hit outfit
here.
Shelter 7ent«. V-o/. OjC EH
V (In f. ( v. ill wail -p JiOU
KA
V*#'
.// Tt ' ' "
run m ■ n ■ .. nj «J
$!•< So 2 ptcce white
Sailor Bulla. braid trtui
m l * ■ '""tQ OR
t> hs one pier* * hite
Serite Sailor Hutta.
whit*' braid I rim mini,
(or
$4.45
$1.35 long Cloih. a
Bt 11. Jusl . . $1.00
100 bolt* Knir ,, i ! >r.g
cloth; I* inch** in width.
An svsn. ittx■ !h wp»v<i
with « ft finish Tum
daV H bolt. I!
2tc Waisllng Madras
Priced, a Yard, 15c
1.100 yards *alstlriff
inadra* J- !n» h*a wl!*
in n<>ii( strip** and fig
utm for waists or
shirts A yard. Tuesday.
1 ir
35c & 10c Dinner
Ware Wilh («old
Hand Decorations
-25c
fJf.od quailt f ••ml \>-
'■•i sin. worth Ifto an«l
with #<.lrt 1.an.1 «J.
orations. Norn* of t> '
pt' < «>s iirc ' ov«r»' 1
dish'*. Jiikh 10-ln'h
in ••at platter*, cov
ered casseroles.
German 6ock«, bMV) Mid "7K#»
<!ij r:i f•!< for • Jw
Men'* Underwear, I
wool (fo Rfl
kin'i ytido
Flanntl £.hirt», In VO f|
blue an I Kriiy . V'J'"*'
I 1 * on. | S» rni*
l)r«H«i, \ neck, rolling
eollnr, thrtequir^r
• U«'Vrii, lit .
$4.45
114,50 whire Sorgo
in-cot, black and blue
braid and ecru lace
trimming*
$7.25
SOME DOMESTIC BARGAINS
SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY OSL,
7c Calico Pried at.
a Yard. Only 5c
4.000 yards of r«)|ro In
'tk'' ■> lip I" 10 )ard»
M*d luro mi! >Urk
nrat patterns
iriil fast colors
15c 27 Inch Ripiellc
Special, a Yard. 10c
1,00» fird* lllpplett*.
lenjrths t • 12 yards. 27
inch** Wld» r«-<tulrr* no
Iron I>K Tans. pinks
bluM. gr»vn and hello
tr"p# Wears apjrnd
Idly
15c Cream Pitcher of i iln IT
»hlt4- ware, pr!oed,ea> h IUC
15c Veqetable Diehea.iv.it | fl
aha|»' aperlaHy prircd at... lUw
15c Vegetable Dither .iri<i in
■bap 11t ..... 11J C
15c Pickle Dial.en, k' ' >• I ibapf, 4 n
of v,blta china, IUC
20c Vegetable Dlahe*. 1 /I o
K) • al nt ITv
1"' Sauce Boat* of kwl quality 1 fl„
; lain w i Ita < I Ina at Ivio
15c Plattera, ID-Inch Him- of 1 n
■ill" m ara, pi lead at ... IUC
40c Covered Vegetable Di*he* *) C
tin' will ko Tin !ly in . 13C
Oregon Blanket®, irny r" (\
%p 0 t v il
Down Comfort# f'<r n rrj
Hi* ' t i
Alcohol S' ve- < \tr • co nn
j lfirK 1, fount ■■ <otjiUU
THE SEATTLE STAR
122 50 Whit* Serge
I'd <<*, Mark hair lliun
itrlje, la< o collar* mid
CUffil •
$11.25
tl'i I piece fln» Serge
l>r»«» tlilrt white
l«'nrl butlona down
frout —
59.75
12 l-2c 3fl in. Pert ale
lnesda>, a \>i 8 1 2c
l.too yar>! s P»r ea!f*«.
M ln« »• • *%!■!«* !f mt'l *
t" 1 i yard* Mftdltam n? «l
ltirM *hH<]« 4 «'ofn* In
very n**t pattern*
I 2U 1 Bates (iLiflhaiu
27 in. Hide, Yd SI 2c
I noO vaf'li llAlr*
I»rr*« Olnvharns. 2"
Irs- '.#• wld«- i< rtflf th* t<»
12 yards I'?ald«
»*nd plain style*
All *hAd«s
OLH 'VAN' ANI) HIS BABY
KHANK <• \ \N HOI TKN AND 1118 HON
WEDS DAD'S CHAUFFEUR
\V \SMIN<i'l«>.V Mat' hIT ,\«-»a uf ij>« wedding of Mix Oer'md
|IV Ml'ldlrion, a friend of Mr* Jack (toraghty, who atartlfd Srw
l«»rt *orle(y hv marry In* h*r father* chauffeur and William I' Htorty.
i \\ luhHiKton chauffeur, ha* l«ake<l out. Tho eoui<lr »er*> tuarr'ed laat '
i>«•' nilwr Mm Hiort) * o»p mother *aa not told of th« marrlaro un'll
Ml** Mlddleton wet Htorly «lien (ho latt«-r «u In '.lio <i>
;)loy of i 11 Hotter, offii lal reporter of the United Htatra inpraai* i
ourl. At Ihn time uf lltelr mamas*- Ml** Mlddlnton (old ht'i mother
| atM *a* kiid* lo a matinee, and lotlvitd went to Alexandria, Va.,
j «ith Htorty
OPPOSE WILSON APOINTEE
WASHINGTON March 17. Th« **nate today confirmed all of
Prexdant Wif»cn'« nomination* eiccpt that of Cha* P Nelll to be
United Stat** commualoner of labor. Southern lenatora are bit
terljf eppocy the re confirmation of *elll.
MEXICO STILL BARBAROUS
IH)t*(3|*Aft Arl* . Mareh IT.—— Ta!«»• of t«*rr *»lr cruelty and whole**)*
execution of |»r roller* of war by Yaij-.ii Indian* under <s<p»n ())««da, who
'!»•?» th« 'joia r« l»el* uf Nn<o Saturday, »cr«? told her* t<«*U> t>y
»ur*h«.m of the battle and th#» r«-tnat.
Awdln* '<> llorici »| Arua I'll la. of>|»oalte Ihmjtia#. f»0 rebels
butrb«>r«xl mben thi'v f♦♦ II Into th«- hand* of battlf crir#d
Indian* StrnaHer* during the r«'trrat pttriuod find •hot down and
a <)<>rn: ra| (!v «•* Ifi.iutnknljr lorturnJ
REGULAR LEGAL ROMANCE
KANSAS CITY March 17 — Mri Rodella C t>wight, plaintiff or
defenda t in »«% '*1 unitl m»l suits her#, it today the bride of
W C Cj te "l»on, H«r attorrey, after a remarkable eerie* of legal
entanglement*. Mr*. Dwlyht charged Augvutu* T. Moreaux with
frauil i< a lam) promotion scheme He Ml under a three year »en
tence, but ha* appealed Moreau* *ued Mr*. Dwlght for ISOCOO for
f.il*e ar*e*t and Mr* Moreaus tued Mr* Dwight tor tbO.OOO, al eg-
Ing that the latter alienated the affection# of her hu*band. Doth
tuit* ere pending. Mr* Culbert*on, wife of the lawyer, tued him
for divorce and won.
STRENUOUS "LITERATURE"
I) 8 Kicker. who »rltr-« under the name of "J H Montgomery,"
I* recover I ii* today, following a visit to ' Hilly the Mug's." In search
of local color for a story. Ilirker says be remembers pu'tlnn a
piece of gold on the har and Inviting all hand* to s'ep When
found Sunday morning he v»* minus hat coat and vest also 116.
lie says the experience was worth twice tho cost.
"UNCLE JOE" ON HIS WAY
WASHINGTON. March 17 "Coda Joe Cannon will soon l»e gone
Cannon, iho < *nr. former speaker watchdog of'the tn uur)', Cannon
the reviled. and to many. «»ld t'ncle Jew, will leave Washington to
nigh' III* i-xlt from public Ilfr after .'!(< years service win i><> without
i eremony or ostentation "My departure will lw> ndleu -not good bye,"
wan Ihc grltxled veteran * farcv -II remark today. "Tou know, T may
'come bai k." I am go'ng to stay In politics aa a cltlien." bo de
clared "I'll never lose Interest In i>oll!lcs until well, until I'm dead
TRAIN TIE UP IS BROKEN
DKNVKIt Mareh IT Stutein p.i a-naer trains, which were stalled
by great harriers of snow ami norm ilebrta between Brush nnd Akron.
Col , witc H'lenned at noon toda- Mlk gangs o. men who had been
" orklng since the latter part of last week, redoubled th> lr < fforts today
nnd ihe service Is now axHiimlng normal pro|M>rtlons.
HE TAKES IT AFTER ALL
\VABIIIN'tITON, March 17. Wm. F. McCombs chairman of the
dimoirntlc national conimltte-. It waa loarned today, will accept the
. ..it isnadoi .tip to France McComt's lihn conferred frequently with i
President Wllaon discussing the distribution of patronage.
REPUDIATES "OLEO" GAME
IjONIM >N March 17 I'uuiuiat exuberance marked today Ihe <-«•]••
brat lon here of Kt I'atrlrkn day. Queen Mary nitrl manner Queen
\li xatidra participated In tbo ceremonies .Tubllnnt over th»> prospect
of home rule becoming effective within 1* months, the nun* of Krln
unified Into the festivities with great plee
TWO QUEENS CELEBRATE
t'llll Mi", Marrh IT Open (In laratlon that the Taft administra
tion erred when It effectwl n settlement with the manufacturers of
itiithriiline tn It* liict day In ■ 'fire wax innde todav by I'nlted Httltei.
Jflidi:« t.a'idiH In Instructing n special grand Jury, which convened here
to probe the fl.2oo.UOtt frnuda. The Jurors were ordered not only
to Investigate 'be charges tliM maniitart itrer* defrauded the rot ecu
uient. but to deti rinlno whether officials were Involved In the con
spiracy.
LISTER WILL HELP ELKS
tiovernor Krneat l.lster wan tnda> invited to ma**- the principal
addr«HH at the laying of the eorneratone of the new $200,(100 Klka'
building at Fourth'av. and Spring, Saturday, March 29, nt II o'clock
•I i :«•!11 Tie- detallK of U"' ceremonies b.iv.- not been OOUplMw), lull
a bit- parade, beaded In the local band anil the I'orilHiid, Ore, band of
f,o pieces, will be one of the features. After the ceremonies, tlj• Klks.
of whom there will be repreaentatlvea front all o\er the coast, will re
turn to the old club, rooma for 'social." The new building will be
i -iiiiplet' it I •#» ember 1.
FROST FATAL TO ONE
MOllll.lv March 17 tine death la
reported here today as the reault
of the cold wave which la clutching
the city. Flood watera have put
the electric IlKbt plant out of com
mission anil uiude 200 homeless.
Jj to In troduc« Frank ('
vin II foil J M"""mrrlrd. •nil hla
•on. Fratiil O.,Tf "
\'nn Tlou(wt). who Im the mnftHKei'
nf the wmt ad d«partm«-nt of The
Hi«r, hroko tuto print luat w«>«.k irn
lh« adopted daddy of a ■lldayft-old
baby.
Thi< fai l that u young b*< linlor
lm<l th»> mTvn lo ■•llafv lilh father
craving by adopting 11 Imby In
». Mtli.i - iduthrx wax runaldeicd
worthy of tho front p*ir<*
Hl«r reader* will uari" with «»
'hat frank C., Jr, la »ome baby.
AIR CLAIMS ANOTHER
li\ I'ntfr.i PrsN I.aiimil Wlr*
A M Kit I Kl' M. France. March IT.
Ilocnuae ho attempted too sharp a
turn. Aviator Mercler was thrown
i from hlx aeroplane and killed here
I today. Ilu wua testing Uie uiaelilae j
FREDERICK & NELSON?
NEW FURNITURE
A Large Stock of Fumed Oak
Living-Room Furniture
Spring Purchases Now Being Sampled
NOW, while we are showing so many new patterns
in the popular Mission styles, if a favorable time
to choose tho»c piece® you an- thinking of adding to
your library and living-room furnishings, or to selcct
a complete equipment for these rooms.
A latge selection of Tables, l)esks, Ibxjkcases,
Chairs and Rockers designs that v. ill be permanently
in good tanie, built for a generation and quoted at
prices you will recognize at moderate,
Mission Desk, as Pictured
Special $17.50
AN unusually low
price f«»r t hi*
heavy, MUsion • style
l)o*k of funii'l oak,
which ha* roomy writ
ing bed. conveniently
arranged, au<! three
large drawer*. A de
sirable piece for the
living room. Special
SIT 50
Complete Spring atocks of Brass Heds and Iron
Beds now on display in the Bed and Mattre»s Dispiay -
Koom, Fourth Floor. Bungalow and Sleeping Porch
Cots Children's Cribs. Mattresses in various weights,
styles and tickings. Hair Mattresses and Bo* Springs
Made to Order.
Carpet-Size Body Brussels Rugs
Specially Priced
CLOSING out a special lot of Body Brus
sels Rugs at prices sharply under
regular values—an opportunity to save
in buying an attractive, hard-wearing
rug, suitable for any room in the house.
Thirty-one Rugs in all; 26 patterns, in Oriental
and conventional eiiect-; as follows: —
In the 9x12-ft. sise, 12patterns,special cach
In the 8-3x10x6 size. 14 pattern-, special 81(5.85
cach.
Spring Lines Printed, Inlaid and Plain Linoleums.
Rag Rugs and Mattings, Now Ready.
•—fumoad Floor, Ar.nn
Drapery Section, Fiftl Hoot, Annex
A Special Selling of Lace and
Scrim Curtains
Featuring Exceptional Values in Two
Lots, As Follows:
SPECIAL fI.OS PAIR—
An exceptional lot of fine quality Curtains,
in cable net effect** anil in good copies of PrnsscU
Laces and Drawn Scrim. All of good. strong Notting
ham laces and finished with fast overlook edges. Two
and one-half yards long; choice of white, ivory and
can . special S I pair.
SPECIAL 93.95 PAIR —
Att interesting lot of Lace an<J Scrim Curtains,
including liandsome styles in Drawn-work Scrim,
trimmed with Harrnen Cluny, Linen Cluny and Antique
laces and hemstitching \lso selected patterns in the
attractive and serviceable Swiss \ppliqtie Curtains.
These Curtains are J l .. yards long, and include styles in
cream, ivory and ecru. Special pair.
A Full Line of Brass Drapery Fixtuies
For Household Uses
WK citc a few popular numbers from our extensive
showing—'
Brass Plated Window Rod. H-inch, 5c foot.
Brass Cased Win flow Rod. -'m inch. 10c foot.
Brass Cased Poor Poles, 1-inch, 10c foot.
Brass Cased Door Poles, I'. inch. 15c foot.
Vestibule Brackets and Socket# for rod,
10c pair.
Pole Sockets for Portiere poles 20c pair.
Cioosi neck Brackets for rods, 20c pair.
Double Brackets for lace cut tains and ovcrdrapes,
40c pair.
Extension, Rods for s**-h curtains, 10c each.
Extension Rods for lon>; curtains, 10c Mch.
l-'lrut l lor, Annex.
. Lawn Mowers, Garden and
. Lawn Tools
— llou»«»ftirnl®4iln|i« 8«otloiv
Within thepast few
weeks many cars 0 f
New Furniture have
been received and are
now sampled on our
display floors, includ
in# —
New Brats Bed*
New Iron Beds
New Metal Cribs
New Mattresses
New Mahogany Dres
sers
New Satin Walnut
Drfsncr*
New Oak Dressers
New Oak Chiffoniers
New Mahogany Chjf.
foniers
New Up h olstered
Chairs
New Upholstered
Rockers
New Upholstered
Davenports
New Mahogany Desks
New Library Tables
New Bookcases
New Leather Chairs
New Leather Rockers
New Sofa Beds
New Buffets
New Extension Tables
New Dining Chairs
New Dining Suites
New Willow Chain
The Great Majestic
Range
In tAc New Ltg-Bau MM
JIOR many years, the
country over, the "Grtit
Majotic" has set a high stan
dard for range-excellence. Tin
new model shows the same
qualit\ of material and co»-
structi n, and is designed
upon the same successful
principles, that have made the
"(>rcat Majestic" famous, and
embodies further every tested
new feature that makes for
greater cooking efficiency and
economy of operation.
See the new model "Grea;
Majestic" in our Stove 1
.Section, Third Floor, where
are also displayed the follow
ing Ranges of good reputa
tion :
The Champion "Inter
changeable" Range
The Ohio Steel Range
The Round Oak Chief Steel
Range
The Direct-Action Gas
Range
The Ideal Superior Gas
Range
—a Range of merit for every
requirement.
—Third Flow.
Window Shade
Specials
Green Water-color Shade
36 inches wide and 7 feet 1o#1
mounted on automatic rollers,
special US^.
Green Opaque Shade
machine-made, mounted *
Stow ait Hartshorn self-^'" 1 ?
rollci .V» inches wide and '
fi«t ' mi.:, special
- l int Kloof. Ann' 1
50-Piece Dinner Set
Special $7.50
* \ exceptional "™hit ,n j
A I >inucr Set of 1 ,11,n
gla 0.l on the pop**> r 'T
sl,,pc Carried If**'"
ynvivd at a *«J «
price, f"r '' 1C s -nmlii
piccc> (service for 6 ptf«* I
$/ -chin.-**