The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1913, Page 8

j i ® 6° © Motorcycle polo, a must be popular with t! Our First January Sa SEE GOODS IN THE WINDOWS MACPH 1418-20-22 THIRD AVE. We Save You spate Hosiery Main 3604 port that hae been launched at Pratt, Kang physicians and undertakers. MINISTERING TO THE DUMMY AFTER “HIS" LONG FALL. parody of tha’ beams and girders, and waited which may some day for the noon whisth HEALY BUILDING We Satisfy Customers n Our New Location | We Save You Money on Gloves Main 3604 January Clearance Means Savings for You Every Department represented in this Sale. tell you about all of them. Ask you to come to the store and then judge for yourselves. this cole $5.50 Blankets, extra large or ee s0 Blankets now $2, §5 $2.50 Blankets in tan, white rg $1.25 Blankets, suitable for dout be wants months simp! ed bank for you Men's $3.00 Sho: Gun-Metal and Blucher « Men's $4.00 Patent en En Shoes, now $2.5 ; Li Men's $4.00 High Cut Tan Shoes now $2, 05 priced Boys’ sa on High Cut Tan Shoe I $ Shoes for the smaller Boy now priced s $1.98 Women’s $3.50 Black Suede Shoe Women’s Tuliet Shc priced ; $1.25 Fur-trimmed 98 Girls’ High Cut Patent I Button $2.50 Girls’ Patent Leather Shoes q ie Smaller ok Patenf Leath- oo S160 Girls’ Box Calf a2, sizes $1.19 r Shoe now 11% to 2 $2.00 value, ni Quilts and Blankets 3 75¢ Blankets, suit- Feather Pillows, 39c, 50c, and. $1.48 $1.25 Cofiocters, good lac $1.75 Corrforters, extra size 1,48 th $3 50 Comforters, extra aces =. ee Dress Goods ton, now € < ill dresses for early 65c and 75¢ All Wool x i nas and Nur ed in one 85c Wool Shepherd Checks, 2 inches wide, now, ind 69c China and Jap Silke, h, with lig 50c Wool-finish 0d Plaid Dress 28 inches wide 15c ard 35c Bath ete PDeee aa 27 inches wide Mate- 108 V9e) 35¢ gd 40c Eiderdown, “Vc Kimono Fleece wide, now, a 7 25¢ Kimeno Material, Hop tee 15c Percales, 36 inches wide, now, a yard We cannot in our space Outing Gowns $1.25 values in white and pine Thc 39c $5 Bath Robes Women in floral de- pce 93:98 69c $1.00 values now 50c values now for $1.00 House arenes riced $1.75 Women's Mercerized Messaline Petticoats in light ane ark, including black, now ' 50c Black Messaline Pett at now 9 35¢ 39c new 48c Women’s Coats $14.75 50c Flannelette Petti 75¢ Miller Corsets, with 4 Hose rs, now ., Bi you one of the best Coats in Seattle for the mone at this price yc t the unrestricted choice of Plushes, including Persian Lamb and N Our prices, $20.00 up 50, SATS Women’s Suits Black and Navy Blue priced at PRICE $5.00 Silk Shirt Waists, $2.50 to $7.50 Women's Hats, put into one lot and priced, to a 95c MacPHERSON-GRAY CO. lconfer We ! | Mood wate ‘x White rive ne’ A Is creek I {njured. he M st WASHID ys MENT « at 1638 ke THE NEW halit we er Idaho, recen oleon & Kelez ship trial CHARGE The watching crowd gasped and shut its eyes. The “victim” | of the “tragedy” struck within the highboard enclosure. on below, hearing sh®uts, glunced up and saw the atrugile CROWD SHUTS ITS EYES AS “WCTIM” FALLS. The dummy got the woest of it His” antagonist slugged and mauled “him” there on the verge of the man-made pect piee, and, finally, with a sav age blow, sent “bin” hurtling over the brink ihe went down spread oagled, lee roaliatic and arma flapping A MERRY CREW OF JOKERS, THESE, WHO SNEER AT DEATH! STRUCTURAL IRON WORKERS DROP DUMMY 20 STORIES—-HAVE LAUGH QN UNSUSPECTING, PUBLIC. “his” back, and bounced, and was caught by a laughing work *man, who bore the “corpse” to A hiding place in the basement Meanwhile, high up on the building, the men were dincusm ing their Joke. There ts al- ways something somber In the structural jronworkers’ fan it fell on ite back,” said one. It tarned over and over, but steadied and fell on its back The others nodded It's queer, but they always fall that way, | had a pal who foll from the 18th story in New York, and it was just like that He fell on his back,” YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People ‘nimi this offies ik for tu 1 SIONERS will ng the} ‘, Puyallup HL ries of farm talk on Januar BLANCHARD will start a sat the ¥. M. ¢ i Saturday at nen into the | was severely A TRESTLE col aquah SEVENTY-TWO members acher's hardware firm ban Saturday at the Washington tel t SEATTLE CAMP, W. O. W,, will Monday night at ‘ourth ay, and Marion MRS. MARY LAUTENSCHLAC A MAN tried te eridian street nid up the day last car Batu night MRS, ALICE E. MILNE BURGLARY OF re at Ronald w erifft 0} n Saturday will erange, hi wary 5 to 19. St. Louis Joseph BE ofa skating and play the plano and wine }| the woo KING COUNTY Pomona grange meet with the White Ri at Orillia, January 23 an Fy ASBURY M. BE, CHURCH will old a revival campaign from Jan Rey. B. Carradine of will preach. GRORGE PAUL, 40 years old, re nixing explosives tn bin ch wboratory, at 6228 37th av, 8 SUIT TO recover $2,669 was filed n the superior co’ Saturday by Forman against the Eleven ighty Orchard Tract Co. BERLIN.—A hotel porter of Mayence, who bought an estate out of has given the Hotel ation a fiveacre ome for superannu- ated porters. BAWYLAON, N. Y.-F rty, br ‘our membere ne thr shore with their ticks NEW YORK.—W. B. Cross hy rancher and would-be wants a wife near 60 who ca weal sing is not MOUNTAINEERS now walk to Bot TOOK their Sunday hell and Kenmore THE SHIDZUKOKA Maru, of th Yren Kaisha, is in port after arriving at rday two da avy weather carrie 000 In silks, the Keest cargo brought by the Japanese Iners EVERETT a Bibl shed * of the Howard, FROM were rat MORE THAN 3,000 pounds of} AUBURN nt G " worth 2% | r t 1 by Dr)" ft rosser on one-twen. | * an ac | SAN FRANCISCO.—Dwight H THEODORE COK, mother | Job at i Sunday of and John &§ Jam, died n New Yor after an CATHOLIC ORDER f Forester ‘ th rning at the New Wash fal De aici seside Chief Ranger M. J choru at the gave a Swedish yn, 1138 | 1 Sater is about | » nine run and a half knots on her| OF filed against s by Mra. Nancy Miller, pro-| of a store at Ninth av, and AN OLD-FASHIONED country | dance wa d by 200 persons at the Ballard playgrounds Satur-| day night BOISE, IDA.—As the result of two hotel caucuses, C. §. French, | rep mtative from Can City is] | tod lorsed for the spe of the 12th Idaho legislature PORTLAND, OR.—Eight newly jelected and six re-elected county | t Jofficers took up their dutio | launched | Ma | | Council, met in Odd ple service at ning was He today a PLEASURE YACHT Helvetia was | t Saturday at the Ballard Miss Ethel Lan-/1 arine railway sponsor. found was a member of a wealthy familly | of Manchester, KNIGHTS OF Columbus, § Fellows’ Tem Sunday, following a spectal|h the Church of the Sacred |h eattle with William O'Connor, has been Identified CUSTOMS 20 yeara b id. From $ na have grown tec ship SAILING lighthouse AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Moore—Dark Metropolitan—David Warfield in The Return of Peter Grimm Seattie—Seattle Stock Co Get-Rieh-Quick Wallingford Orpheum—Vaudeville Emprese—Vaudeville Pantages—Vaudeville GRAND—Vaudeville and motion in pictures CLEMMER — Photoplays and vaudeville MELBOURNE—Photoplays and vaudeville. ALHAMBRA — Photoplays and vaudeville. «kershio| VICTIM OF GAS IS SCION OF WEALTH The body of the man, thought to 0 J, B. Sabot, who, in company was found r’s morning at 419 Washington st as that of K sphyxiated New Y: he Hotel A. B., irhus, a carpenter Lirhus’ real name, it has been was George Bowen. Bowen England, ® ran away from home, is name to Lirhus, and In 1909 changed came to Seattle. Pn st must go to his creditors. —News Item, Now here's How can a fellow live on 8 Why, fifty thousand cases a reg It makes a chap a pauper The bally judge 1s dippy to thi Ridiculous allowance is ent The cost of living’s rising with I tell you, fellow mortals, 1%eMy think I'm thrifty, but a situation that calls He says he can’t live on $50,000 a for consolation, uch a sum? ular disgrace is, and a bum nk that guch a snippy ugh ; 1 speediness surprising it Is tough! on a paltry fifty co) A measley fifty thousand dollar roll— I fear the To keep my body touch of famine; I'll holding I'll Ko in rags and patches, I'll have to peddle matches forage like a gamin to my soul I simply cannot see my pathway clear; It may be strictly lawful, but t To live on Fifty Thousand ruly, now, it's awful for a YBAR! ceived severe burns Saturday, while |” seb tox tetorta, B.C, | j clal 25¢ yard ‘ FREDERICK & NELSON THE SPRING QUARTERLY STYLE BOOK Now on Sale at 5c In the Patterm Section VER 80 pages, copiously illustrated, describing and ever c Of authoritative Spring and Sum Fashions for a dren, One of the best numbers of the Style Book ever 1 ¢ Py tow morrow, at the Pattern Section—pric r id Children’s Undermuslins at Special Prices PROMINENTLY FEATURED IN THE JANUARY SALE and A esting a ortments are vine nter- in the of W DRAWERS, 10¢, 15¢, 18¢, Children’s Muslin Drawers, 1 with | icks, sizes 1 14 years; 10¢. ecuond Floor, 25¢ AND UPWARD— n hem and three all t Children’s Muslin Drawers, t 1 wi titched hem; 2 to 14 year and he Children’s Cambric Drawers, t narrow ruffle, finished in lace; 4 t irm cambric, with ; 18¢. Children’s Cambric Drawers, tucked and tr med flat with eml ery edg Children’s Knickerbocker Drawers of cambr mmed 4; 25¢. 1, fin r Sizes edge or ribbon-r Children’s Muslin Drawers ished 25 = | Misses’ Cambric Drawers h tucked la ruffle, th Barmen lace edge Sizes 13, 15 and 17 years; 25¢. Misses’ Muslin Drawers, hemstitched and | GOWNS, 45¢ AND 55¢— med with embroidery ruffle; 38¢. | Slip-over Muslin Gowns, trimmed ie Other pretty Drawers for M and said Wadaietlcns acd ie “hildre ae and « . = or Children at 45¢@ and 55¢ to 14 years: Qe UNDER-SKIRTS, 25¢, 45¢ and 55¢ pS 5 Muslin Under-Skirts trimmed with lawn egg Pao one cked ruffle, tucked and hemstitched. Sizes 4 to | YOR, trimmed w embroider Sizes 4 14 years; 25¢. lto 14 years; 45¢. Muslin ML ep ties hoe with her me P Boys’ Night Shirts of muslin sed and tucked lawn ruffle trimmec ET heii taiinbeGRH Sie insertion and edge Size 4 rata | = oizes oO 7/ years; 55¢. H] to 14 years; 45¢. Cambric Under-Skirts, double lawn ruf- | PRINCESS SLIPS, $1.25 TO $2.45— ‘ =: Be bra Princess Pipe f nai med with sieaopicihpinidacec mbroidery edge and 1 with White Dresses: Special || cep flounce of eyelet embroidh Fancy Lawn Dresses and pretty tail- | | &Y 8 years; $1.25, 1 eff , 1 from hand-| | Other icess Slips, with tr ing of ling, i 1 to 5 years, specially | | embr and la $1.45, $1.95 and from $1.00 to $7.50. | $2 —Second F The January Sale of White Embroideries 25¢ 35¢ 50c Embroideries for eve oor, S, ranging upward oor. The January Sale of White Wash Goods — OF THE ATTRACTIVE VALUES White Long Cloth, inches wie 12-5 1 $1.35, $1.60, and $2.10. Forty al $2.60. piece, spec $1.85 two inches wide, 12-yard piece, specia j Fine White Nainsook, 10 yards in box Plain and Figured White Pique, special special $2.00 and $2 25¢ and B5¢ yard | | “Pride of the Spindle,” a new fabric for White Mercerized Poplin, 27 inches wide, undermuslins, 25¢@ yard; 10-yard pic special $2.50. | 25¢, 35¢ and 506 yard. White Checked Crepe, 27 inches wide, are . cA meee oe a Ps special 18@ yard, | 85¢ yard es ee aie Checked and Striped Flaxon, 32 inches M ate i Whi : . 7 wide, 25¢, B0¢ and 35¢ yard; Plain | q Mercetized White Batiste, 45 inches wide, white 25¢, B5¢ and 50¢ yard | 35¢, 50¢, 65e¢, T5¢ and $1.00 yard January Sale Bedspreads, Sheets, Pillow Cases Offers Special Values as Follows: Bedspreads, special 85¢, $1.00, $1.25, $1.35, $1.45, $1.65, $1.85, $2.10, $2.85 and $3.35. Sheets, scamless bleached muslin, 50¢, 6O¢ and 75¢. Pillow Cases, bleached 10¢, 14¢ and 17¢ each. 1 ‘ 2 special | muslin, special “ Bedaing Section. The Twenty-Eighth Semi-Annual Sale of Furniture NOW PROGRESSING — THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS " Gelb-Banded Table Tewblers, Seecial Se deck Fine, Thin-blown Tumblers with gold border design; five patterns to choose from, incl each 5¢. ding the two pictured. Very special, Other interesting specials in odd lines of dec orated Stemware, including etched and frosted pat terns, featured at 10@ each. —Glarsware Rection ART. NEEDLEWORK CLEARANCE, SPECIALS °¥Felt Pennants, special 25¢, 50¢, T5¢. Bath Robe and Pillow Cords, Stencil Patterns, special 1¢ each mercerized, special 10¢ and 25¢. Japanese Stencil Brushes, special 5¢. Imported Fringes in tan and bluc Stencil Paints, special B¢. 10¢, 15¢ and 25¢ yard. Imported Open-mesh Rug Canvas, spe- Chenille and Silk Bafiding, s yard, Lace-making Braids, special and pecial Repousse Braid, special 1¢ yard. Purse Mountings, special 75¢.