The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1913, Page 3

STAR—MONDAY, JULY 21, 3 1 > 1913, ——. TRADE MARK THIRD FLOOR NAY MANTON PATTERNS PHONE MAIN 6035, a e shite Co ANTON & | oNDON 0. Store’’— Second Ave. Bet. Spring and Seneca COUPON AND SEATTLE—TWO BIG STORES NOTED FOR LOW PRICES—TACOMA Janie Twists Tom’s Poor Heart as Easily as Wheel of His Auto Pictured Fable From Alice Goddard OUT OF THE HIGH-PRICED DISTRICT - a Annual Clearance Saie; PRICE Third and Last Week of the Another WILL BE USHERED IN WITH A_ LIST OF PHENOMENAL REDUCTONS NEVER BEFORE ATTEMPTED THE MOST STARTLING MEN'S SUIT EVENT in the Store SUMMER SUIT One whole window on Second Avenue given over to the display of some of these Our ae My 4 “The bconomy The Prime Object of Our july Clearance Sale will be to effect ! lots and broken Choice of Any Values to $25 ening a quick and Suits. Come down and see them at the earliest moment are Which began this possible grades lines in sea equal in quality and selection to the highest grades on the market LS LOT NO. 1 Unrestricted choice oi ut for men in fit 00 00 eft from the lively selling of our also some truly remarkable LOT NO. 2 BOYS’ SUITS — 300 | OF THEM | choice of LOT NO. 3 BOYS’ WASH SUITS of sian and 2-piece and trim $1.79 to ladies’ “Onyx” Hosiery, the result of a special values in parchase Guaranteed Garden Hose, Special “Economy Ba this event any Sane: ‘ | Unrestricted | any of these; mam- | moth table filled with T ; a 1 17¢ \ 1¢ | ome have Unrestricted choice well mad: | Balkan Bl Suit belted 1, Values $2.29 $1.29 © one use alues $10.00 1its { ment” mec two Jepiter Pluvtus ten't sprinkling your lawn just now, and you apr inten gre bound to Ev ve offer for the $598 Guaranteed Hose, 50 feet, for $4.25 Guaranteed Hose, 50 feet, for Wilgus’ Duplex Sprinkler, the most oraoctt ve little igrinkler we Know of, at ‘ fH Whirling Sprinklers; eed Hose y foot of our Hose is guaranteed, and k sale following spectal bargains $4.69 $3.69 have .three arms; special i | By Alice Goddard. Grandmother raises ber hands tn horror and mother stifies a sigh ar the distant honk-honk of Tom's machine, for baven't they n it driving past WITH JANIE AT THE WHEEL! In my time,” says grandmother, “It was thought unwomanly for a girl to drive a horse, and | am sure that Tom will think Ja forward even if p hin © persuaded to let her drive the car Mother hit pe her f I hope no hu: will come to my She knows that Tom has lost his head ptely and that pretty d can twist his heart within her sun kissed hands as easily as she twit the whee! She knows Tom is only thinking o' charm and not of how or where he ts bein Meanwhile Janie drives the car as well tening with all her soul, for Tom ts saying I love you, darling, because you can do the things a man loves you can a swing an oar And cut the water with as clean # stroke as | you SCREEN DOORS thoroughly A Sale You Can’t Afford to Miss Actual Necessities Like These Cut to the Last Notch. 66c Feather Pil 45 Hemstitched Ta lows ; c s and waists — EXTRA — spay size 64x72 merceriz fast colors, 40¢ Bath Mats. 29 1K Pillo 986 fast! $1.76 ° Clearance Dele Cotton Challis Ginghams colors, good patterns 5: 20 still selling, a 4 20 Curtains, yard lar long, 45 $1.26 98c - 69c Nickel Silver Knives Fine Parlor Screens, seasoned, high-grade = Doors braced with 12 ornamenta brackets, worth $5.00; our reg ular price $2.75 and $300 for the two sizes 2-10x6-10 and 3x7 both on special 10¢ a patterns medium yard yard Pereales, 32, dark and Sheets, size 72x99; deep heey bad 48c |60c¢ Mercerized Table Damask, good patterns and weight; 64 inches wide, a yard maelf t st tle standard 9e hemmed 34c size 19¢ t 10¢ Apron wal nted fast colors, a yard... her daughter's driven. as though she was not Iis- beauty and be fringed 98c 18x18 ” 98c Rugs, Other Doors tn various sizes at $1.75, $1.39, $1.2 Med aa low ts cscs. EOC LAWN MOWER SPECIAL. This is a special for just one day, two kinds involved. $4.00 brass bushed Mowers $2, 93 oe Another i cya Ailsa Sale ot Sample “Onyx” Hosiery Began This Morning. The name “Onyx” is ficient endorsement to make , our second Sample Sale of “Onyx” Hosiery, a world- beater. For the benefit of our new patrons and those of you who came late the last time—looking for Onyx Hose after they were all sold—the following explanation will be quite appropriate: ts, from dressing Window feet; green | $1.25 Comforts Shades Lace a thin ping drive ‘ore inches wide, a pair the CAN BE CHUM AS WELL AS SWEETHEART car It makes me Very bappy. dear heart, to know that I am to furnist the m« for your drive through life. | know you are perfectly able to drive them and me safely over good roads and bad roads to ite very end! You are my {deal summer be sunshine and summer wh BRING ON YOUR BETTER BABIES MOVIES At the Home Until Wednesday a t Week! The Modern This state will bold its sire | Gearon pc BETTER-BABIES CONTEST at | S8are,” “The Message of the Flow- the WASHINGTON STATE FAIR, |¢#." “A Passing Cloud vor y a t 9 to ° in North Yakima, on Sept. 29 10) 4) she Vester Until Wednesday Oct. 4 5 | “Brought to Bay,” “The Rose of Pri ountin, to 500 cash . Prizes amounting to May,” “Love's Old Sweet Song,” elt o 1 id cert! exclusive f medals and rtifl The Joy Ride.” . irl, dearest, you are. and I know {t will always MANY COMPLETE LINES FALL UNDER THE RELENTLESS CUT r PRICE B BAN Sacrifice prices have been made on Ladies’ Suits of the highest tailored class. We are determined to make a clean sweep of every suit and garment, having marked them at /3 TO 2 OFF REGULAR VALUES $30.00 VALUES | Tallored Suits, Bedfords, Eng- or French Serge; strictly 36-inch coats, Skinner sat straight blue, brown, tan and new Clearance price. suf- VALUE $4.98 adies’ Wash Dresses made of fine tm- ie ginghams, chambray or aimity, trimmed with serviceable lace and em- broidery. High or low, neck Clearance price 4 VALUES TO $20 White Serge Sulte—Many Ladies’ « than half thetr va Cheviot oice of Suits up to 57 lish Chi rance price man-tallored, in lined; cutaway or ‘olors black, too Ladies’ these are le cates, are offered to the highest ! a scoring bables. The WASHING 32 TON STATE FEDERATION OF WOMEN’S CLUBS contribute $100 of this and the remainder has been ||} , ebacedlage! by the Washington Hubby’s Toothache,” “Doing the state fair Roundup. q The Woman's Home Companion otters two first prizes of $100 in gold to the best city baby and the same to the best rural baby Information may be secured by addressing the Secretary of the Washington State Fair, or the Chairman of the Entries Committee of the Better: ‘Babies Contest CHINESE ANGRY PANAMA, Ju aly 21.—The Chinese sreatin which has arisen in this Japanese ques At the Dream Untill Wednesday “The Secret Formula,” two reels; ‘Sandy and Shorty Work Together,” fronts; gray VALUES TO $12 Ladies’ White Dresses of fine lawns, volles and dimities, beautifully and elab- orately price ~ VALUE "$20 New Tailored Suits, ch satin-lned serge in black and Clearance price Twice each year the Onyx people dispose of their tire accumulation of samples—branded and unbranded We being large sellers of Onyx goods were given an op- portunity to purchase a certain portion. 300 dozen were allotted us and they arrived just in time for our July Clearance Sale. We have divided them into two lots and we think both lots are even better than those we gave you last season. Read Carefully Let No. 1 consists of silk isle, gauze lisle, fine cot- ton, mercerized isle that Ladies’ ¥2 coat Fine | Fe ° At the Alhambra Until His kneas Conquered,” “When Yore the Blue, I Awakening.” “Four Queens and a Jack.” . Thursday . At the Colonial “The reola; ly.” . Until Wednesday eer to Return Road,” two “Easy Money,” “Pathe Week- Ladies’ Combination Suits Corset Covers and Drawers, daintily trimmed with wash laces and insertions oF arith deep and service- able embroideries: perfect- iy cut! worth $1.80 '98c ribbon finished ee At the Class A Unt!l Wednesday When Mary Married,” “The Heart of a Gambler.” “On the Broad Stairway,” “The Hidden Bank Roll,” sight extra ape cial for clearance SECOND Ave. AT JAMES ST. will wear better than silk, drop stitch, double soles, double heels and toes, in fegular and extra sizes in black, white and colors; alo ribbed tops, wide gar- fer.tops, etc, none of them Worth less than 25c, half of them worth 35c. All sizes Sample Sale price & pair Lot No. 2, consisting of thread silk, brilliant silk lisle, French lisle, silk embroidered, ribbed tops, silk and boot hose, and ladder step hoe; all regular and extra izes, in black, white and colors; none worth less than Me, half of them worth 75c and $1.00 JUST HALF of the entire pur- the other half Day PLEASE NOTE- chase was placed on sale this morning, ll go on sale Wednesday, “Opportunity le to these sales, it will pay you w DOW DISPLAY. Enough 8 Dress Goods Special Main Floor. Colored Double Fold Mixed Sultings, some and some white Wool Scotch Plaids in a half dozen’ styles. Fancy Mohairs and a few pleces of Imported Figured Wool Challis. Won derful values for this sale at, a yard, only . Devonshire Suitings Economy Basement. Minch Devonshire Suitings in Wain colors, also stripes. This f the most popular cloth for fammer wash mits, also very rctial for juvenile wear, A assortment to choose fom, Worth 25¢ _ Special Mec Syara . “ECONOMY BASEMENT” Short lengths of Outing Flannels, Dress Ginghams, Flannelettes, Percales hite Goods and lots of other odds and @ les from our Wash Goods Department, le tomorrow at the ridiculous price, a yard, from 1 yard up to & yards Plain Serges, black Goods, Cc A Crowd-Bringing Yd Bargain Figured Foulards, nens, Mualine 1s in desirable to be put on Se. Lengths REGISTER BABIES NOW FOR SHOW AUG 15. Panton & [boon Co. republic + tion of Callfornia, and is quite like ly to invclve the United States more or leas seriously before it is settled. New laws, directed against the Chinese residenta of Panaina, re cently passed, together with offi cial decrees issued by President Perras, will practically legisiate the Chinese out of this section of Cen tral America, a spot where they have been steadily growing !p num bers for many years. Falling to get any satisfaction from the I mama nian government, the Chinese re public has appealed to Washington for help, and holds that the United States must see that the Chinese residents of Panama are given com mercial protection The new laws come pretty close to taxing anything and everything fiand has never seen his child a Chinaman tn Panama does. PAROLE PRISONERS OLYMPIA, July 21.—One prison er will be granted a pardon and 99 will be paroled August 1, from the Monroe reformatory, as the result of the recent meeting of the board of managers man who will recently became a receive the father The ag pardon board made an exception in case. | NORMAN | AND ARTIST EWER LOOK OVER N’YAWK’S DRESSY MALE GUYS | | They By Norman. NEW YORK, July 21.—The latest fashions? On Fifth av., naturally. The latest eccentricities mate attire? On Broadway. That's the difference Lots of odd sights to be seen of horn or tortoise shell, that mideummer afternoons. if you want to know the very, positively, undoubtedly Just-thought-of thing In straw hats, just glimpse the figure The brim in something a soup-plate with a serrated edge. The gentieman, us he was sketched, was standing in front of the Holland house, than which there Is no more classy place to stand In all N’Yark. The Tree and the Chaff.” At the Clemmer Until Wednesday The Great Raymond,” “A Chi nese Puzzie,” “The Sweat Rox,” “The Dream Fatry, ‘O'Hara as a Guardian Angel.” oar | At the Melbourne Until Wednesday “Thanhouser,” three reels; “The| Fisherman's Fortune.” | eee At the Ellte Until Wednesday Athens,” “Love's Quarantine,” Sally's Sure Shot,” “The Spotted Elephant Hawk Moth er a9 At the Grand Until! Wednesday “Her Rosary,” “Funnicus at Luna! Park,” “The Starfish.” Daily Healthogram Mosquitoes are not travelers Tho man who keeps his prem ines free from morquito-breed ing places for a distance of 300 feet from his house will have little trouble with mosquitoe To prevent mosquitoes from bit ng at night, one authorit rec ommends Ol of citronella, 1 o2.; spirits of camphor, 1 oz ofl of cedar, % Rub some on the face and hands before sleeping. i on Te vist wr “ogee ee | Agents for Fownes’ Gloves and Standard Patterns. Next to That 42-Story Building AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Moore—Gill Travel Pictures. Metropolltan—Dark. Seattle—"The Girl From Pan ama.” Orpheum—Vaudevilie. Empress—Vaudeville. Pantages—Vaudevillo, Grand—Vaudeville and motion pictures. Clemmer — Photoplays vaudeville, Melbourne — Photoplays vaudeville, Alhambra vaudevill and - Photoplays nets (Spl.)- city his picture hat, and broke his cor-| attractively feminine by the shadow while Wals, confessedly a “Jack the Hug-| to the Mas Vin! pounding ger,” Into submission s., July 21 ing of George ‘Cop Disguised as Woman Loses False Hair and Corsets in Fight But Captures ‘Jack the Hugger’ SPRINGFIELD, —Policeman lost his back hair and combs, | this plumed hat, L. The prisoner later offered pleas “hugger Rest modern outside rooms in Se attle, 25c to 50c, Stewart House, 86 Wost Stewart (near Pike Public Market.) —Advertisement the an escort would pounce on a couple 1 revolver, and order ld That a wor wouldn't sto’ arrest the y her escort lan was wi! p Walz. I oung wor away attack the woman of guilty to two charges of having made felonious assaults on women Policeman Vining en's clothes assumed wom: and entrapped the real th le flashing an Then, |Bequeathed 600 Wives; Picks One LONDON, Jtly 21-—The king of Stam has gone the German kaiser one better by blossoming forth as a dramatist, according to messages from Bangkok Left a legacy of 600 sorrowing widows by his father, the king, who was educated at Oxford, has been leading a model one-wife life, and |reserving his energies to endow of the big brimmed hat, tripped up| and open a national theatre for the ntrance of a park where the | benefit of his subjects. hugger” had been active. His first dramatic effort was an Bhat Gna dee saeeees |adaptation of Moliere’s “Bourgeois Unwin in plain clothes. They atti-| Gentilhomme.” tudinized under trees like a couple and the fuse worked. THUGS BEAT HIM UP Walz came out from behind a tree | 44,5. OSANE, July 21--The author with a rush, flourishing his revolver, | \U°S at rehing for two high waymen who, after relieving D. W. announcing himself an officer of the, W°°™° ; - : law, and telling Unwin to “beat it.”| Predmore. of Cheney. Wasb., of his en Re 1 Vining around the/go severely that it was necoasary watst and to Ls e him to a hospital for treat- Zowie! se* Bing! *** Bang! : is Vining, hobble skirt, ostrich snug corsage, high heeled pumps and his rather small {featured contenance, made almost in Policeman of wooers, Note, as exhibit B, the present mode In facial glassware—the heaviest, most disfiguring rims, or horn or tortoise shell, that can be draped around a pair of lenses, and a ribbon a trifle wider than the necktie. Also, the beitiess Norfolk, peg- top trousers, — square-toed, flat-soled shoes and near-invie- ible cane. All are the newest modes. The next-to-the-latest straw hat—one which had a great vogwte at the beginning of the season—has a very narrow brim, a very narrow band, and is constructed of arched straw Any male person over rs of age who put on one of these things makes him- self look more like a hopeless idlot than he could in any other way except having his brains Te Conver sHert AND “FRANS Pat taken out. Stik shirts with THE ENT TIE Inchawide Call It Art in Clothes Back There, but Thank Heaven, the Things Haven’t Reached Seattle Yet stripes of black, dark-blue or purple, on a white ground, are | being much worn. The new- est scarfs are very summery— made of some lace-Ilke material that Is quite transparent. Long-point collars are at the helght of their vogue, extrem- Ists displaying the points out. side the coat lapels. Checks are all the go In sultings, and men's clothes are being made ALMOST as tight as women's. The high stock tie, of the sort affected (In his portraits) by Mr. Pickwick, was until recent- ly worn only with evening cfothes, or with the one-button outaway, but of late is being seen along the Rialto In con- Junction with sack coats and negligee shirts. Spats are perhaps THE dis- tinguishing mark of the man with whom clothes are an art rather than a passion, White spats, worn with black shoes and dark trousers, are seen only here and there on Fifth and never at all on Broadway.