The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 7, 1914, Page 2

tatebit i eanatete Read These Specials From Panton’s White Sale th we l pre t bout the en c $2.9 There are 1 | Wash waiting Ask for rr 3-Ex raordina See Window Display ry Embroidery Specials—3 LOT NO, 1 2. Se PER YARD for Em the broidery Edain Taner Latest and we yard LOT NO. 2. 10c PER YARD for Er Ede and Gall beautiful patt ‘ cloth and good embrola ery work to 10 inet wide LOT NO. 3 1S¢ PER YARD for Embroidery Kdges, Ins Galloons and 18-inch Flouncings bly the mos arkable Value you ever have seen for the mon up to 18 inches wide Ext al, well made goods hs, will be sold by zen Extra Lace Specials— LACE ALLOVERS—Just right & sleeves, yokes, etc.; mostly wash CLUNY AND TORCHON INSERTIONS s is an odd lot, and widths; values to 10 a special VALENCIENNES EDGES—! values up the dozen yards only. Price, per ¢ 39c patterns; the thing for trimmings you want for service an¢ 15c White Goods Special Basement.” 4 for Our White Sale in ts, in stripe dots, serpe ne and fancy f ern v Edges having all been sold They are patterns 1 d 2:¢ 10c per yard, and up te 1 t ARMENIAN HANDMADE IRISH CROCHET LACE—In assorted White Sale price, a yard e for wa conomy 27-inch checked and cross-barred Bat dresses and underwear; 12%c and 15¢ values, PILLOW CASES 42x36-inch Bleached Pillow Cases, made of good, lin, free from dressing. A good Special price, each Limit, 12 to a customer. TOWEL SPECIAL Towels ¢ al for this eal r, special, each al, a yar »..5C standard mus 9c f every desertp- 3:¢ ev An extensive line of Huck and Turkish tion, in linen and cotton. Here is a sy 15x25-inch Cotton Towels, with red bo TOWELING SPECIAL 15-inch Toweling, with red striped border—a good, quality; also a good grade of 17-inch brown cotton Crash, special, a yard .. reserve the right to limit quantities on servicenbio 1 3:¢ ra specials. 3 “The Eeonomy Store"—May Manton Patterne—Phone Main 6035 SUCCESSORS TO PANTON @ LONDON CO. CAPTAIN TELLS STORY OF RESCU BOSTON, Jan. 7.—Declaring & “The Calvo sighted us early Sun-| Carnegie medal the due of every day,” said inter. After it had one of the sailors who helped to fooled around for a time a boat gave himself and his men from the| was lowered. Then there was sinking tank steamship Oklahoma, some more fooling ound, Finally | Captain Alfred Gunter and seven the boat was ked up. After seamen rescued with him arrived | that the ship steamed away. If here today on the Hamburg-Amer!-|had not been for the bravery of| can liner Bavaria. the Ger the Bavar Loud in his praise of the Ba- we should not be here.” varia’s crew, Gunter was equally! Gunter could not account for the emphatic in his denunciation of Au he knew a those who manned the Spanish there was a crash steamsbip Manuel Calvo, the first eel bi in two, Ha vessel to respond to the Oklahoma's think there was an ex plosion wireless calls for help. peaTy Ar Sea PRIMA DONNA IN olulu, reports the death of Second Mate F. W. King, whe overboard during a terrific gale on December 18 yt. J. R. McKenzie of the Repeat says the storms en was swept THURSDAY NIGH Treville, Yvonne de the co countered on the trip were the ‘a-soprano, who will sing at the worst he has experienced during | soore theatre Thursday evening his 23 years on the sea now in town, and is a guest at th Washington hotel At the Moore concert, Yvonne de . Treville will give a costume rec Meat Prices *3:)7: She will first appear in the eos tume of M de Maupin, Lou songs of that period Next she will a o Lind ¢ ume, b TOMORROW, THURSDAY favorite number “ at tume will b A mode FRYEsCO S for her by mod musician e IS FOUND DEAD sray of the British bark ror As Follows: owned b e & Scotiand wa ‘ou Choice Steer Round 182 cab fh ves Steak ; ve AOS | ye mor Choice Pork Back Bones, OF 10 Ibs. for .. 25¢ Loin and Back 152 Mutton Roast v (This Mutton Is of a superior quality. Try it.) f th t death t the captain had been Choice T-Bone HE CAPTURED CZOLGOSZ DAE oc 50 0 sveeorees, Choice Head Cheese, KANSAS CITY, Jan, 7.—Juhn pet Ib...» 10c McCauley, @he polleeman who 2 cans Wild Rose By Crolgoxz Immediate Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp It signifies purity and quality BE PRSSERREO DEATH Shops op@n until 6:20 p. m. YORE un. 7.—Fearing tired broker, committed suicide tory in the eyes of the faculty TH ENGLAND WILL TRANSFER MINISTE 1914, STAR—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY has @ Bir Lionel P LONDON, Jan. 7.—"There is official autnority for the statement foreign office authorizes a denial of the reports that ANTAGES that Sir Lionel Carden Is about to be removed from the British legation| been rerpaved from England's Mexico City ministry, or that he has) oe sakan in Weve resigned | \ at Mexico City,” announced the Exchange Telegraph company, a local Och statements,” this official added, “are premature and un enes newe agency, today, “and that there is no immediate Intention of tran* | authorized.” “THE GOLDEN DREAM” 2 a ferring him to another post | Unofficially, It wae intimated that Sir Lionel had been considered BOB ALBRIGHT A high foreign official told the United Press, however, that “the | for the Rio Janeiro post i " { The Male Melba” BOOST YOUR CITY! HERE’S — vinet AT 5) 1) (3) GOOD HUNCH FOR SEATTLE Toledo, O., is a-booming! ne who goes through To » eyeful of her boosting For the Ohio city is doing her boost ing on the largest electric sign in the world Toledo, O0., of. It has th in the world It ts the city slogan sign. sign is 80 feet g and 75 It ia the first threeover built, which means that it an something to boast largest electric si PLANNING TO END'BES!N WORK ON KANGAROO COURT The senior council of the unt! y will hold a meeting in the men’s building at 6 o'clock Thurs ng to discuss final action abolition of the kangaroo court, and the establish: ment of a monthly literary magu zine by the student body “Mike” Hardy has been work'ng es by which kangaroo court n be without the conventional rough-housing, which is unsatisfac day ever regardin CEFALO FACING MURDER CHARGE to today in the Cetalo, who confess his wife Tuesday, charge of murder Louis stabbi faces The n died shortly after 1 1esday afternoon oO Vic . who is bell caused jealousy which t the crime, alxo Girole to hi r the d ‘ects of a bulet The police are unable to tell who fired the fatal shot. Both Louts Cefalo and his brother, Rafaelo wh is in a wounded condition hiav self at the city hospital, admi |having fired at him CHORUS TO SING “THE HOLY CITY” The Holy City” will be prese ti niversity chorus of ‘5-plece orchestra » direction of Dean Irving Glen in Meany hall at 8 o'clock to nt The olsts for the entertain | Miss Grace Terry, assist nt vooa ructor in the school ot m Miss Ellene French, Wil-/ wis and Dean Glen. ‘RUSH NEW FERRY i ) that the new Kirk be ready for the r. The county com Tuesday afternoon Seattle Constru Dock Co. the job of repar ne specification hy which 1# to cost Beer-drinking dogs are quite com on in German EVERETT-SEATILE INTERURBAN RATWAY AMATTI r BVERET Lamit * » and 6:26 p.m, Local * 7 10:29, 12:30 ® ‘ », 2:40, 4:90, 6:80, te 046, 11:46 p rw datly fi eatie, Fitth av, near 1, Ajax Drug ‘Store, Limited a a4 Looal , in, 100. |s 00, ¢ £00, 16pm | PACIVIC NOKTHWEST TRACTION Co.! to is telling the world all about |a And {is the first sign to have tons of # operate the sign ts the largest and most complicated ever built The first flash train with the engine and care at a standstill tart, there fsa puff, puff, puff, from the smokestack, all the wheels start, slowly at first, then gaining speed The smoke breaks over the top of the train and the rail rans backward Bids will baopened January 20/Cuss the mayoralty situation will scalifornia Syrup of Fixe, the wale Coliseum b for and Je where the new courthouse ta to be erected rapidly The next display is of a large lake freighter, with fags waving, water breaking over the front, churning at the rear and asplashing in waves along the side of boat. When this effect is shown for eight see onds, the city slogan, “You'll do in Toledo, peare tr f letters, encircled a bigh-ep border of three rowa of lar red and amber colors A tot 7,900 Mazda sign lamps are @ the lightings The “conference of 7 three sep plays on one flat surface and sign are made of 26 and the flasher to shows a railroad t Then ar wheels by to die COURTHOUSE not meet Wednesday night In te Henry building, as originally planned, but the meeting has been postponed to Friday night in order o secure as full an attendance as possible, and wrecking of the iding at Third avenue fferson and James streets throughout the store. fitted up to accommodate the growing demand for Regent Tailoring and Bradbury time a rearrangement of the various departments and a more convenient placing of the General Offices will be made. A Sale of any kind is an innovation for this store, and the present price reductions are as much for the purpose of forming new acquaintances and giving them a first-hand know ledge of our simple and convenient credit plan as it is to reduce the stock prey The same clean, seasonable and stylish apparel that has made an enviable reputation for this store, and been largely responsible for its phenomer from one-quarter to one-half the regular Everything on Credit Purchases made during this ale, as well as purchases made at any time during the year, nay be placed to your credit on a chart account and paid for later a little at a time for Men 100 of the most attractive p: rogularly at from $25.00 to $3 selected and are offered in this tions of from one-fourth to o sizes run from 24 to 44, » that is afforded, with prices beginn! $15 Here is your chance to test ¢ to the fullest extent No matt lected, you can't possibly go wr find some of the most stylish ¢ among those offered in thi store Shoe Prices Cut Worthy reductions been made on Leather 8h: The Vive-Dollar kind now on The Three-Fifty kind now $1.95 This affords an unusual chance to stock up pendable footwen 25% OFF ON ALL The Famous Bradbury Clothes —l4 TO 12 OFF—— Peat the 1 CAPITAL FOLKS < = HOW ONE _ GOTEA WASHINGTON, Jan. was learned positively | on unofficial Ambassador Page. | had sent word that the English government intends to transfer authority, that in London Bir Lionel Cardon to another post Bir Lionel » st rrived at hist SY |AMUSEMENTS | MOORE. wet ste GABY with WAnRY “The Little Parisienne” GABY F DESLYS riLCrn IN SINGS GABY DANCES OABY AMILY MONEY FASCINATES v) nt ne his in eff roe Huerta)! When M of mn of dressed « ens. This from the presidency, selzed the co | moved a rented place. hithe he sh profit for the yeag casion to present bis credentiaw to | more r ago, a dilapidated to $69.9 the dictator the conspie: | chicke p caught the attention $148 Profit in Year uous recognit h he th of Mr vel And th corded to him, did a great dea I'm going to keep chickens,’ s a the are 80 chicks worth, ward strengthening Huerta re-| said Tee Gan eee ae a gime What,” asked MeNeil, “do you|™"0°% ‘noaly they now | It was intimated at the time, both| know about chickens? Per is wo in : w ° ie tin thin try and in England Nothing,” Mrs, McNell admitted, |CMCKGNS, As BEA Det vive birde wr that the British forelen offic it I'm sure the ch bust S, OF s protit ih he See |acting tn Mexico t 1 pr isn't any “more complicated nag bout 6 lterests, a t Sir Lion housekeeping.” ms there: | chosen for the Mexi City 1 Plenty of Eggs adds MeNull, he f because was interests | They started with 80 chickens Premier Asquith of the Engtisn | BUff Orpingtons and Barred Rocks cabinet, noticing his foreign off because they're big,” McNeil ex policy threatened friction between |? sins England and America, denied ens |. They had more eggs than thes lintention of embarrassing the |at-|C0UM eat, so they fold to the neigt | and, by virtually repudiating |POTS: Soon they had regular cud | fen Minis Sir Edward Grey's |tomers for all they could spare. | Amerie Mexican policy Now that a year has passed, the | forced Sir Edward to alter tt McNetls to judge whether or not their flier in chicken ‘atin tet |has paid Read Up On it “For one thing,” says MecNet), FRUIT LAXATIVE of which we f the fun we reckoned {a ket had dollars which | }t | Announcement! FOR SICK CHILD 5° 0.25 sees. 8 which it would hard tc 3 —- There's a lot to know about P 40% S | SCALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS" °") He gol snag pe A oO aving | CAN'T HARM TENDER BTOM chickens we ca I work fn ACH, LIVER, BOWE the brick yard my wife looks - | I help after work at the yard” = | a ——— Every mother realizes, after giv. On the profits in eggs as “ . fing her children “California Syrup a side line for an amateur are not AND SPECTACLES ved uh " that this ts their ideal The McNells had to buy RNA SAT jaxative, because they love its feed if Pleasant taste and it thoroughly ne the year they sold 699 °* HIGH-CLASS WORK Cleanses the tender little stomach, dozen ee ee liver and bowels without gripiog. Groes receipts $220.15) J. W. EDMUNDS, Oph. D. with When cross, irritable, feverish or Feed bill 210.80 | Stee years, prestee breath ts bad, stomach sour, look alee | oeeenhone, ae at the tongue, mother! If coated, Net profit $ 9.95)" give & teaspoc ell the foul, constipated bile and undigested food ‘ of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again. When ite little system is full of cold, throat sore, SUES PREACHER has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, indi- For 20 years Mra. Etta Mande} gestion, collo—remember, a good Gillette suffered cruelty, domestic “Inside cleaning” should alwa: be domination and poor living, she feclares in her complaint for a di vores from Merton Gillette, for. merly minister at Friday Hxrbor and now employed itn the postotf: the first treatment given Millions of mothers keep “Call- fornia Syrup of Figs” handy; they know a teaspoonful today saves a sick child tomorrow Ask your ‘ce. druggist for a 60-cent bottle of . nat which LOS ANGELES 27.—Fresh exes dropped to 45 cents a dozen today. They brought 65 cents last Friday has directions for babies, children of all ages and Krown-ups printed on the bottle. Beware of counter- But in addition they sold $50 8, r all broken sex duplicated, and — repairs. his is a CLEAR SAVING to YOUL KRYPTOK invisible Bi-focals (nenr-and-far viston), at lowest face prices. This is p tion of prices and allows you to obs ltain the very finest Optical service at unheard-of prices. asses straightened and adjusted i {tively a genuine reduce c Examination—« tal J. W. Edmunds, Oph. D. OND AND MADISON ST. 2174. 701-703 Leary Bids. jease bring this Ad with you. | fette sold here, so don't be fooled. Get the genulne, made by “Call- fornia Fig Syrup Company.” A RECONSTRUCTION SALE AT THE EASTERN ——= PREPARATORY TO MOVING INTO LARGER QUARTERS = This comes at a most seasonable time for our many patrons, who will find substantial reductions made Over 7,000 square feet of additional floor space has been acquired and is now being Clothes. yaratory to moving. 1al growth, may be bought here at this time at value. Women’s and Misses’ Winter Coats $14.50 and th quarter lengths, in a wide , including Mackinaws and Sport serges, Y speciat These come in full variety of popular mater Coats, lined and semi-lined, chinchillas and other attractive patterns at the ve price during this sale of $14.60 BRADBURY WINTER OVERCOATS together with tweeds, A Group of Women’s Suits Specially Priced at $16.50 ‘These come tn both plain and fancy tailored styles, all attractive patterns and all thoroughly atterna, selling , have been pale at reduc half off. ‘The a wide choiwe ng at well made. Every size is represented, and the flat price of $16.50 for choice of the lot ts a very substantial reduction from the prices at which they Don't overlook the fact, fit terms apply to all garments purchased at these regularly sold , that are eit our conventent ¢ © among the first to visit the reduced prices. our credit plan tore tomorrow and start the New Year with er what Is s¢ 2, nie Son will a charge account of your own. Substantial reductions will be found throughout the entire arments ta the line. 8 lot 50 Trinmmed Hats $2.95 The Mill! D ts to 1 nmed Hate be chang with the rest, and all T offered for We hy ¢ fifty STAR WANT ADS ARE MONEY GETTERS At the same discounts ranging