The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1912, Page 9

THE STAR—FRID! 1912 =_ Py | in eeoeoeoeeoe ee oe | How to he Cer Cilla tion | tke ene ceca [7 HARMING GlaPion Sr te cL + uring nl ay fp ra’ separation, as a result of a remark about the SHOTS SHHSUSSSCHSOSEH OHH OOOOH OOS rarity 0 ° Lawrence H. Cody of Lexinton, Mans, applied for member. } ship in the New England Association he and while chatting with officials of the club, remarked that his was an unusual New , England name. The officials said that another man, John T. Cody, had been there only the day before. Cody rushed to a telephone and identified the missing brother. rosice to a Dart thing to overs) theit families than any other laxa ore health t# at stake fepinton of thousands of re Paes @iters from youre ‘then decom you ought te he intere from enronlc oe ‘of thelr & B reaion ot lee! can people : tipation — timaginad tet use of Dr WeXleae. taal a Calle NEW PUMPS In all the new leathers SUEDE, BROWN AND BLACK GUNMETAL WHITE NUBUCK WHITE CANVAS The $3. 30 Pair TURRELL SHOE CO. BURKE BLOCK 903 SECOND AVE. *| STARTED CHURCH AT DAWN, "WORSHIPED IN IT THAT VERY SAME NIGHT (By United Press Leased Wire.) SPARTANBURG, S. C—Two hundred well-organized workmen gathered in a vacant lot yesterday morning, and last ‘se yi night the Bethel Methodist church congregation worshiped in Sty Sie| a new building that had been erected, painted, papered, car- ‘peted and furnished throughout ii in one day, y end Us Your Mail Orders PANTON & LONDON CO Second Ave., Between Spring and Seneca Streets TAN CALF Anyone Wishing to make a trial ¥ before buying it | in ‘ee b sample it to their ven it by mn truthea iehas hse use it FOWNES KID GLOVES ALL NEW SHADE! G CORSETS HIRD FLOOR A TRUE AND TRITE SAYING— «A New Broom Sweeps Clean” is with this new store, with its magnificent new stocks on all floors and in all departments. New Millinery of sur- elegance; women’s, misses’ and children’s Clothing and Wearables of every sort ; Coats, Suits, Dresses, Fine Under- ligs, Corsets, Dress Goods, Silks, Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, Trimmings, Wash Fabrics, and so on. Our incoming stocks are giving us very com plete assortments in all lines. This is the reason this “N, Broom” (Store) sweeps clean We are “doin’ it” with trustworthy bargains, and our army of satisfied customers is growidgdaily. We sell none but stand goods hat policy is never relaxed. Our prices are always the lowest—that policy @qfler varies. Keep in mind the it jakes more than a low price to make a good bargain—the quality must be there ‘f ibs, just say to yourselves, “I'll 2 SERGE DRESSES AT HALF PRICE AND LESS Tomorrow we offer a number of finely made serge dre se io Browns, Blues and Blacks, values that run in pr 20 to $26 that will go to t at less than half price of the number $10 WHITE SERGE DRESSES r choice Panton & London's beautiful new goods the next time [ am down town.” It’s the N Store~—New Building—New handise—New Management—New Everything—in an old location. Come in and loc round. Brisk Bargain Bulletin for Saturday Shoppers a’ sSeparat Skirts, $2.98 models in black gray, navy mixtures. Materials, Panamas, serges novelties; $4.00 and $5.00 for week's end at .. ONE DOLLAR A WEEK ONE DOLLAR A WEEK, Champ Clark ha joted champion in the person of his charming daughter, M Clark. The picture shows her in the costu: he wor festival given by the Friends’ school, which eh. tends, She was caught by the camera as she stood on a large stone in the middie of the brook which runs through the school | grounds. IS THE TITANIC | )t8s. "uit strenm aod the arctic eur Tailored Suits for $25.00 8) stint AFLOAT? Values to $55.00; all sizes for women and A splendid showing of these handsome garments in all the newest models, $18 to $35. SUMMER MILLINERY AT brown above the other, would both have} & whack at the Titanic before she got to the bottom and would carry |her nobody knows where—but any |how a long distance from the place values $2.58 ns Waist and Dressing Sacques, 25¢ Washable Dressing Sacc ts in all sizes and colors ghtly d and rumpled fron: handling. Your ‘More New Millinery Arrives ‘Third Floor Large Display of Shapes Bese Fetching, Untrimmed Shapes, worth Milans, Chips, Hemp and Patent Reed, ia Ue ‘thite and creams, 8c Seperb Exhibit Trimmed Hats women are rapidly becoming fa miliar with our Miliinery Department as the Place to get more value for their dollars than other place in Seattle. They have bonght pesca bas Sy ol of Hats here during the last arrivals keep the display in the at @ coutition Dozens of tables || HALFPRICE AND LESS YOUR NAME ON OUR BOOKS 18 AS GOOD AS CASH. Extraordinary conditions in the sulted New misses. New extraordinary purchasing by our York buyer and this most exceptional May she disappeared Most people may think from allj |thin that she ts at least two miles! jfrom there, anyhow, since the thereabouts is two miles York garment market re in == ; A | » r lored S th 4 Sale of charming Tailored Suits of the No such thing.” says another lentific sharp, Not even lead will sink to the bottom of water that deep, he says And there, according to this theory, hangs the hulk of the Ti. tanic today, half way between the bottom of the ocean and sea level |GORNALL ACQUITTED richest novelty suitings, diagonals, man nish serges, whipcords and other fashion able fabrics in both strictly tailored and beautifully finished silks. Colors, fancy models ; jackets and lined with the best tans, navy blues, 837, , whites and mix- tures. Values to $55.00, but we give you the benefit of our “lucky find” in this spe- cial purchase by giving you your choice of nearly one hundred 5.00 fh Suits at .. New Spring Coats, $9.98 All-wool serges, coverts and novelty woolen mixtures for juniors, misses and women. These garments are really worth a great deal more than the price named, are shown the Trimmed Hats, at but we are go! ing to use this as a crowd $1.98, $2.98, $2.98, $4.98 Cee ee eee SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY An absolute Clearance Saterday of Several Lines of Men's Wor ‘s, Boys’, Girls’ and Child Shy Shelf-empt a t Bazaar men's, Boys’, Girls’ an ren's Shoes mptying an Wash Goods = ‘ Specials Section counter-cleariug prices on Substantial Footwear, rapid “Week-Eind Basement. Women’s $2.50 to 850 Low Shoes $1.69 ie always a steady roll of New Marquisettes 25 in our popular “Under si 7 2 Silk Striped Marquisettes, 27 Basement Department of inches wide. In tans, grays, old oe and House rose, black, blues and other de- Garden Necessities sirable colors. These you will Tea Set, $1.19 find on sale elsewhere at d. Our pric & strong headliner, but it's ber truth. 18 pleces of beautiful sg and gold semi-porcelain Silk Wash Goods 29c $ cups, 6 saucers, 6 Fine Wash Siiks in Novelty Bro. This is worth $1.80 reg ' SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR. A fury in Judge Ronald's court | Yesterday acquitted Harry Gornall jeharged with assault in the first de- | gree upon the person of 8. C. Cum | mings, @ saloon keeper, on April 3. THE SHOP THAT SAVES YOU MONEY. Just Received Large Shipment of Russia Calf, Button and Blucher Shoes and Oxfords, also Gun Metal and Patent Coit. Men's $5 $}.50 Russia Calf === This is a very popular shoe for young Our Sacrifice Bale Modern Furnitu: 416 Pike, If You Take a Trip This Spring you will need one of our on men and is sold elsewhere for $5. Upstairs price, $2.50. selling. WOMEN'S $5 White Buck and Russia Calf Button Boots are more in demand than ever here. pwards of Pineat 81 dats, Gib Trunks or Suitcases or a New Hand Bag By getting it here you will be assured of getting Cross Section of Ocean Illustrating | Both Theories, but Not Accurate in Proportions, of Course, WASILINGTON, D, ©., Is the Titanic still floating? she continue to float forever, as long as the world spins? Some think she lies on the bottom of the ocean just under where she sank, In order to make what the say as unintelligible as possible to ordinary folks, they say It this way Her path would describe an arc of a great circle whose limit would be reached at a point tangent to a } line parallel to the sea level—" and 10c Yard |so on through a lot more such bigh- You all know Lonsdale Cambrio— J prow stuft. what it is and what it sells for | Another scientific sharp who de Here is a typical Panton & Lon _—__. full pieces and perfect goods specially priced at, 10c ould Be UGS OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS TO 10 BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE Sitio? INC Second Av. at Pike, Over Swift's Drug Store. caded Styles, in a big line of colors, including navy, green, champagne, reds, pinks, blues, ete. An unusual value -29c Per yard Newest Voiles, 28 2#inch Voiles, wide selvedge, ex tra fine quality, usually sold at 36c a yard. Every wanted color to be had, including black and eng 25c Per yard ........ 15¢ Lonsdale Cambric May 6.- will or Women’s White Nubuck Shoes, $2.98 The smartest, snappiest Shoe of the season. We have them—Welt soles, full 16-button height; perfect beauties, at $2 98 Women’s White Duck Shoes, $2.49 Just step into the Shoe Department and let our salesman give you @ correct fitting—one that will make you forget your foot traubles in a pair of these White Duck Shoes with white buck $2, 49 Women’ 's White Street Pum; s, $2. 49 nd that always please “shoe particular” women, $3.49 Notice the price " Girls’ Patent Street Pasass $1. ge : $1, 98 to 7 with wide, low heel. uch as sell elsewhere Our price, a pair Shoes, 98c 23c 10¢ Gloss Starch 5c Riverside full Sunny Monday Lennie Soap, 3 Bars 10c Wonderful Dir Starter,” the: household favor Reg Se per bar value. Lt... i 10c Hot Point ~~ res All Di MS0tlecick irons $2.25 Remember this price is for A National trie ‘or & . We offer the $4.50 rie Sleeve Iron, guar anteed for 5 years, at gos Starch possible the the greatest Amount of value for ney you pay. Stoelting has Seattle years, been in for a during business in great many which time he has treated his customers so well that The } fitting Only bat They &! HAMMERSL $ 15 Suits amy Don't judge them by their price, A new garment free for his business has grown to be the largest of its kind Another ad- “Down in Melody Lane,” 10c Jack Johnson's big song hit in vaudevilie, also Sidney Grant's Seattle hit. Buy it Saturday in the musie depart- ment at the rear of north aisle, main floor, A big spe cial Saturday at Add tc postage for orders. Sizes at $2.50. in the state, vantage is, here you get by far the biggest assort- Girls’ Rest Bargain in town—Girl's Lace Shoes, all sizes fand Fine Vici Kid. Special, pair isavabvetes “ Children’s Shoes, 98c Sizes 5% to 11%—Lace or Button—Splendid wearing and §Bc fitting Viet Kid, with Patent tips. Pxtray Value, at, per pair Gis ceaverssece Tennis Shoes, any size to large 2. BAREFOOT SANDALS 11% to large 2, bc ment from which to select. When you need any- thing in our lines don’t fail to see what we have to offer before Graveles» between Seattle, Tacoma, f Portland end San Francisco Ghe Finest Grain mall After-Su; S E Gloves, full 22 inches tong a) Tricot $itk— ra neers all sizes, 1 many colors 50c Ten Cont Vests for a Nickel, turday evening from Middle Aiste. y Evening Special From 7 Till 9 o'Glock, eanuy jot of sy Wnds, Porth » Byecial at, per pair, 98¢, 1,000 palr at spectal prices, according to size, 59c, 49 and... Men’s $3.50 and $4.00 Oxfords 249 We bought up to the minute Welts, Take them & palr ‘Tans, at an entire stock of Men's New Oxfords Patents, Styles right Gun Metals—mostly Goodyear Mea’s $2.50 and $3.00 Goodyear Welt Box Calf and Velour Calf Shoes. SPECIAL .. Choice of ibaa S' nid Toe 1.95 eri & London ai MEN’S AND BOYS’ DEPARTMENT Boys’ Wash Suits, 69c Worth Up to $1.25 With sailor collar and belt, tn tan, blue, white, striped pat terns, also Boys’ Indian Sults, in- cluding headpiece; exceptional values; sizes 2% to 8 69e years. Price ..... On Balcony. Men’s Summer Shirts and Drawers, 15c Garment One lot of mesh woven gar ments In blue and salmon colors; all sizes; to close out at this ape citl price of, a garmeat eevee ADC Main Floor y one that proves unsatisfac- Second Floor Liberty Bldg. Third Av. and Union Opposite Postoffice OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT P SAVES MONEY, buying. = STOELTING’S TRUNK STORES 706 Second Ave. 1420 Second Ave. in the @est you realize that you are you in up- ommodation 2 AS OW. RS NZ E. ELLIS Passenger Agent