The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1913, Page 2

SUCCESSORS TO PANTON & LONDON CoO. Only Ten More Shopping Days Until Christmas And Every Day From Now on Will Be Bigger and Busier than the former one, Extra salespeople, extra cashiers, extra bundle’ wrappers and extra delivery have been added to make your shopping at this fast-growing store not only convenient but a pleasure, Every depart ment is brimful of the best and newest things obtain able that are suitable for Holiday Gifts. If you have not as yet favored us with a visit, do so tomorrow service BRING THE CHILDREN here Saturday to seo Santa Claus work the Mechanical Toys and the performing clown on the trapete; also the musical Christmas Tree Holder, and many other things that will do light and please them very much. Nothing Mike the city less than $2.98. Our price Saturday Silk Crepe and Jersey Top Petticoats Pe gil the | destrable biack, white, trope, corive” green, 0 mad. avy. pleated and trimming. pale blue with knife ped flounces, Pleated or seal knife Be holiday gifts on sale at Fire-proof Arti Ietcles, ored Balla, Trumpets Tinse! and Glitter ial Snow Fine Christmas Slippers “Economy RBasemeet” We have them for men, women and chil \' dren KREEP-A-WA COMPFYS $1.19 ryal Christmas gift at pair | Women’s Feit’ Juiteta and colors, at, a pair BOYS" AND GIRLS’ sLIPPRES We have the right k fur trimmed Jour lines are very cx kinds you can get on eaatly and wear com- fortably, All prices from $1.00 pair 69c on down to es low as .. : Dolls and Toys in Toyland | DOLLS. Special Jointed, Bisque | Baby Dolls, with white chemises, shoes and stock ings, teeth, sleep ing eyes, dark, Mght or tuscan hair 16-inch size, worth }\ $1.28, 5 }| tor 75¢ }| 20-inch size, worth S148, tor 98c ELECTRIC TRAINS We have over a dozen aitterent grades of them In prices ranging from $12.50 down to $145, $1.2 wha 98c Coni Cars, Cattle | XTRA CARS FOR TRAINS Caboose Care iumper Care, Cars, Automobile Cara, and oc."2 6c for nearly all the leading "48 c' Prices... C ana } _ size, worth only $1,625 The $1.25 size has eyelashes and sewed wig railroads. Sat. Morning Bargains 9 to 11 a. m. Saturday Night’s Bargains to 7 to 9 p. m. ‘Bl Flannelette Night Gowns| Imperial Chocolates Main Floor. Thine Fleer | You all know that candy Hi Misses’ and Children's sizes; | ma fe. by the Imperial Candy “MB these are our regular 49¢ qual pany of Se fe right in UB ity, but to start business carly sense of the word. We a we make the oe now it's right hoe the reason cach .....- . Pie call it. Saturday, night frase ' Limit, 2 gowns. 17 to 9 o'clock, Wwe twenty Your Grab for 15c - | Second Floor. \f i F A table fall of ladies’ count mussed, white and colored 8 Waists; lace and embro BE trimmed; a few children’s © , Sweaters, some childrens 4B ham Pinafores, and is Cucbroldered Pieces Front Balcony rs and Ging a little Jot of children’s Wash Dresses ; the lot is worth up to 75¢; have just two mane at, you ean 152! earn... Foot Stools ; Fourth Floor | , 4 hair, sleeping ¢ ; "HH Little beauties, and made of} Wilton Velvet Carpet, in assort | StOCk!ne roguiar ed colors and ery them regularly morning, 9 to rs each .. Smit, two. | 500 Strings of f tach. gold Great Big Baby Dolls | tatic “Economy Basement” Jointed bodies, with shoes and ii ads, with de 4 clasp, iml- genuine be ends, stockings, white chemise, long| right for curly hair, with bangs; blondes | |! Is. Saturday night and brunettes; marked to sel ’ 9%c, but if you come tomor for 25¢ morning, from 9 to 11, you "B95 deat § savioas 4 can buy one for Men’s and Women’s Children’s Hand- Mufflers . oor kerchiefs " 0c for. They Put up two in a Poinsettis colers, with 4 Christmas folder. They are asp fastener. They will white with embroidered corners, | and the price from 9 to 11 Sat urday is just, per folder be on sale at the Lace Depart ment, Saturday evening, 19 7 to 9, each c IAmit two mufflers “The Economy Store’—May Manton Patterno—Phone Main 6035 TO°PANTON & LONDON CO, THE STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1913, - HERE’S A SURE CURE FOR THAT TERRIBLE GROUCH OF yours | |AMUSEME ENTS|| METROPOLITAN fziti'wa|M4O O R C——l0nieatae Wises at ms1B THE Bor in Btn BOUGHT ‘AND PAID F OR KVENING PRICES, % PINK LADY [ANNA HELD | ALL STAM VAKIETE 4009 ' at Bunty Pulls Be the Strings qivou Wed. M Eves, & Sat. Mat. k e - Biset) Seats aie 3est Seats Now Selling So . Vetor Taylor and His Bight BAILEY & mrrcunns. rnysrst # | JUNGLE LIONS “The College Widow” OTHER BIG ACTS PRICES —t00, 260, bbe Bargain Night Monday, any seat the FINST AND MADISON ws TELEOKA Good Danone KS. Latest PRICES 150 AND 2%e ‘SEATTLE THEATRE ene Mate 48 THEN YOU'LL FEEL LINE WHEN YOU FEEL LIKE THIS —— THIS ‘Don’ t Shoot Me: ONCE SENTENCED i Kansas We AND 20% ie’ (I Am Only a Cow’# ~_ Term g cat nn a oa TQ PRISON, NOW A ne chats etna orn Special Holiday Fares blankets worn by all the animals nas by Judge Q, 8. Criswell in the d in herd of a farmer in the open Criminal Court, William Hogan 99 4 a for deer. chose the latter Hogan had “ } b f the cows was shot and) pleaded guilty to larceny Friend ‘ the ner insists the warning had | will make up @ purse so fiogan o much to do with thelr safety - - cmautte go to Kansas CHICAGO, Dec, 12.—Joshua Ted-, away a witness in a pending trial Between Ali Points in | | ford, under five years’ sentence to said today that he was willing to . . e rc . , An Early Smoker sviccvesitestiary tet fiperistond ile ee edn fee) Stamp Fortune | Washington, Idaho, Oregon and British Columbia rf one of the lorgest ry osecutor who se is . WINSTED, Conny Dec. 12—The ishments in Chicago, cured Tedford’s conviction, sald the! pALTiMORE, Dec. 12.—Charl December 18 to 24, Inclusive son of John Lippke of Waterbury ot igouss the Printealu, a ' years old, has been smoking wGehiby be a> Return Limit—January 5 cigars a day for the last two ‘ 4 Years without visible effect on his | °F save wot mate aadt pleaiel One and One-Third Fare for Round Trip | | om ‘ . e smokes © excuse me,” sald proe | nicip which Olson, now . For further information regarding fares, reservations, etc ie also smokes cigarettes and 8! Lorous business man, ax he turned | judge, presided, flared up and ex- stamps, worth, he said, $15,000. Un please call on or address to Insue a few orders. Tam very claimed: “What about the til the stamps are sold the mor A. P. CHAPMAN, JR. L. CRISWELL busy coppers? Where's Jobh Te ? wt it Agent Passevger De: City Passenger Agent Br V Gi *] Thi ,| And he walked away lin the peat ot got. Ho kad & phase a ee ee t ave Wl, 1S as House Officer pull As a result of @ vigorous com Hi Chi Mil kee & St. Paul Railwa 1 corks Lytton, of the| | The Jud Ned an investiga | ign waged by the Philipping icago, Milwaukee . y t LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. 12 . the fact that Education at Manila. SECOND AND CHERRY, SEATTLE rrved hin sen sidetracked mandate by nvic sticking it in a en a decided increase in the ction of corn, and a large decrease in the use of rice formerly the chief article of diet in the archipelago Armed with a shotgun, Miss Salll Farmer, a daughter of the jailer at bay a dozen desperate pris rs in the Stanford, Ky., jal! and prevented a delivery “No Holiday Fares Untli the Miiwaukee Came” was the supreme sition of house de which He had been a policeman | tion was court the lower tribunal's upheld by ective The prisoners had pried two win Tedford told us all about his| pigeonhole instead of filing it dows open and the girl kept run-|case, but that did not keep us from) Tedford was at liberty on. bonds } ning from one to the other to hold hiring bin said it te it was known what w mala be T . the wien back until help arrived. |" © jobbed by |the procedure tn the ease, | State’ THINGS THE PRESS a ea u ar er 5 “ the police gan enced to) Attorney Hoyne bad the matter tn / Joliet on pers lence, Wel hand AGENTS PROMISE q are ready to atand by him now. | - Trusted With Everything | Ginseng, never seriously consid: | Old Pair Dance “Tedford advanced so rapidly | er a & medicine in this country FREEPORT, N. Y., Dec. 12.—-Mr.| with um because he worked harder |; aaise and Mrs. Isaac Van Riper, aged S23/than any man ! have ever seen China Last year one lot of espe Everything photographic. A full and complete line Northwestern Photo Supply Company Fancy stationery. at The Christmas cards, “Bought and Paid For” Moore this week is superb. It ts Broadburst's masterpiece. A hu man drama with « terrific punch, an fabulous prices in and 82, respectively, celebrated| Today we trust him with every-|ctaily selected ginseng root sold at | ideal play perfectly acted. Every- their sixtieth wedding anniversary./ thing. He ts pure gold.” auction for 16 gold a pound | body auld see this Broadhurst The couple's twenty grandchil- Judge Brentano, who sentenced om ger dram fs too good to miss. Chas. EASTMAN KODAK CO. dren and seven great-grandchildren| the ex-policeman seven years a£o| 9,9 Dme @ Millward and Evelyn Wiedling in! ‘. attended. The aged couple danced |to from one to five years in prison ! gre somes Ss fet | the leading parte are a treat 320 Second. Opposite Arcade Bldg: It in te One Day. Cures Grip Im i ‘ well for spiriting ' orth the price. together several times. npon his, gonviction MONSTER SACRIFICE! Great $40,000 Stock of Men’s and Boys’ New Fall Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings ORDERED SOLD AT ONCE The Greatest Slaughter of new, seasonable merchandise ever seen on the Pacific Coast. Cost has been en- tirely forgotten in this great sacrifice. This entire stock was ordered sold at once, and sold it will be, no matter how great the loss entailed thereby. SALE STARTS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, AT 10 A. M. Look—These Sacrifice Prices Ordered Tomorrow—Look. Men’s $25.00 Suits Men's $30.00 Suits ordered sold at ordered sold at _ $7.85 | $10.85 LOOK FOR BIG YELLOW SIGNS 1022 FIRST AVE. CORNER SPRING All Suit Cases at /2 Price Arrow Collars, all sizes, at 4 for....... 25c ordered sold teen eee eens 38c eee | $2.00 Dress Gloves pt President style Men's $17.50. Suits Highest Grade Tailor Madejordered sold at..... 68c Suspenders at ........ 4 8 c ordered sold at Suits, Values to $40, at | 25¢ Handkerchiefs 75c Chambray Shirts 28c ordered sold at. . Ac ordered sold at...... in _O1Z.00 _ $2.00 Flannel te” " 68c : 75c Underwear or- 9-7 OES 9 ordered sold at.. . $3.00 Boys’ Suits ordered sold at “Men’s $20.00 Overcoats $20.00 Overcoats ordered sold at dered sold at.. ordered sold at... ry $1 ] 4 $6 } § $3.00 Men’s Heavy Shoes 50c Heavy Wool Sox a g ordered sold Si ordered sold at...... 16¢ Men’s $25.00 Overcoats Men’s $5.00 Slip-Ons OP. cactsnsetewas 18 $1.50 Wool Under- 5/c ordered sold at ordered sold at $5.00 Dress and Heavy wear ordered sold at. Shoes ordered $2.50 Pure Wool Underwear, 7. 69 Gg 9 __ 98c sold at ........ $2.38 $7.50 High Top Shoes, a si Jine MEN’S HATS $2.00 Men’s Hats, all styles, at......... ty 2 $3.50 Men’s Hats ordered sold at. Silkand Wool $1.18— $1.00 Dress Shirts Men’s "Wien’s $12.50 Suits 50 Suits "$5.00 Men’s Dress Pants Men’s Dress Pants a0 Gevce Oi 33c ordered sold at ordered sold at ordered sold at...... 80s Silk Neckwear Qe $2.8 5 1 89 ordered sold at..... Space does not permit us to mention every article in this Big Stock. The prices here quoted will give you an idea of how this stock is being sacrificed. All preparations for handling the crowds will be completed by 10 a. m. tomorrow morning. Doors will open at this time—10 a. m. tomorrow—thus giving out-of-town buyers an equal chance with the rest. PALACE CLOTHING CO. | 1022-1024 FIRST AVE. COR. SPRING ST. This Stock Ordered Sold Wholesale and Retail SALE STARTS Every Article Strictly As —e Advertised. 10 A. M. COME EARLY.