The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1914, Page 9

STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 25, 1914. PAGE 9. SUBMARINES WORRY BRITAIN/ - mow Germans Plan to Destroy King’ s Big Navy LOLA HANSON EXTRA SPECIAL 180 Silk Potth coats on sale at $1.75 OPEN SATURDAY EVENING TO 9:30 SILK WAISTS On sale at $3.75 Values to $7.50. TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS $35 Values at | LONDON, Eng., Sept.| |25,Believing the recent destruction of the three|f} British cruisers, Aboukir, SECURES THE Hogue and Cressy, is the be marae sie cin | FACTORY HAIR STORE marine moy inate Great Britain’s North sea fleet, one by one, gradu-|}} Zamora C. Cauffman will devote ally reducing England's}! ¢ime to manufacturing and marketing new hair and facial products. naval strength so as to put them on par with the Teu- inane in on | Bi Clear-Out Sale Now On All Hair Goods and Toilet Articles in the Big Stock Stunning New Suits, Coats, Dresses Paris’ famed de- signers’ models that are in this country but a few weeks, and are here and on sale Saturday _ SUITS $16.75 in a state of distraction. England has very succes fully kept open her com-}} merce channels, at the same time so situating her ships as to keep the German fleet In hiding. Now Great Britain must smash the Ger- man fleet, retire to the pro- tection of its own mined |harbors, or else stand by, in | | | peelal for | ecta ‘or Saturday; values $35.00. A \the face of the submarine ; ea | _ SUITS $25.00 peril, and trust to luck. | Zamora R LESS Lola 4 and stunning; values $50.00, | British attack on the water Is | C. Cauffman fe) Hanson i Improbable. With the German | men of war reposing peacefully 4 COATS $7.50 under the gigantic gue oth» || MISS HANSON SAYS % Valu °o id beau ‘u e : i : Huse to $16.00; new and beautiful He gh sone Fak nsw ibe “My first act on taking hold of the Factory Hair COATS $12. 50 ily charged mines, the British Store will be to radically and materially reduce the vag kes. aeceuees be have little hope of getting into |f] stock. It’s too big for me to handle. I'll have to cut it touch with them, | |. It ts believed the kaiser's object | fs to sink enough British ships to put the German on even every article has | | terms with England, when he will|f) are to be sold at whole plan 4 general engagement factory cost Gets Within 300 Yards fT ae REN a ae bie There is. little or po defense I well realize that to follow in the footsteps of as lagainst the submarine Torpedo uccessful a business woman as Mrs. Cauffman I must nets and bc armor make good with the public is impot © of no avail I must absolutely guarantee every article I sell and Even speed cannot save a ship ae P z A ” marked for destruction for there bs make every customer a booster for my business no telling when or in what df down to my size “I've gone through the big stock with a blue pencil severely cut in price. Some ale cost—many articles go below COATS $25.00 alues to $50.00; Saturday special THE GREATER SEATTLE CLOAK AND SUIT CO. 1418 SECOND AVENUE Opposite Bon Marche. DRESSES ON MILLINERY WALKING SALE REDUCTION SKIRTS falues to $2 For Saturday $22.50 and $: . $20 and $25.00 $12.50 96.95 _ [Es oe Special }& dozen torpedos, can get within|}] on almost] All first-class quality Double POMPADOURS INA0800Ra DISGRACED, IRUSSIAPLANS | above the surface. eo Bererecreerirrs cent on prices quoted below captaie’s cae. es a =n rd values $13.19 ELDERLY LADIES’ misses {ts mark. The 20 pounds | 300 yards of its victim with little) impossible. are L shaped! Switches go at close to $8.00 values cut $ ipizendr $4.49 In the periscope is set a lens $10.00 Wines cut which casts a picture of the horizon asian rig en As 5. 09 Di 0 t above water Into a mirror set at an $15.00 pratt cut do honest dentistry at bones cvoarer yalge slockad.| Al and with our painless meth-| LONDON, Sept. 25—After eony Ring a gph Bel se aot | which are entirely hermiess,| visiting Louvain, Tirlemont, med ds from the conning tower.| | Quarantee the painless extrac | Dinant and Namur, Dr. Liebe- scen ; FRONT PIECES of gun cotton it carries is sufficient s | to send the biggest battleship to the} bottom tn a few seconds | | probability of detection | tubes 20 feet long and as many|f) Ye regular prices. $15.00 values * $7. angle of 45 degrees. Bhs $7. 69 t filling and crowning of teeth.| nech, according to an Antwer, Quiety he turns to the steersman.| $8.00 values 9 $5.00 values cut $2. 59 cut to o 4.4 to. And a submarine, prepared to fire| |) ’ | . . : inches in diameter | 2.00 | The foot of the 1, projects out of} ne gaithee rina yy * $1 50 ’ t, thi NY PAINE S? Diagram Ploture Shows How tre Men in the Submarine Work pedi nd ne Agger Rte Biot | ge PPE Re es $25.00 values “§ ‘Special The mirror reflects the {mage aie : ” cut to . 13.19 cast by the lens down the long 2 values cu x Seeeeremees WINTERMARCH GAIN, FRENCH NO CHANGE IN =: :'S.2.2S"3] |<" so'83 give a special discount of 10} 9 _ P | der 24 Ho _ Ne students empioyed, only skill. dispatch to the Exchange Tele. | RUSSIAN \N REPORT | FRENCH REPORT | GERMAN REPORT Fe saya § Ne jer ure | ' graduates 4 Py nt - . 2 x ono HIGH Dacea con arrest | Or We bray Me seit hie | PETROGRAD, Sept. 25,— The} PARIS, Sept. 25.—Gains by BERLIN, Sept. 25.—“While a Dive to 20 feet, sir,” repeats the | IMPOSSIBLE LOW PRICES| countrymen that the conditions | Russians were assuming @ Vigorous Su ‘the: baiite ef the series of violent combate has | man at the wheel, nt ge oot DRAW A CROWD. he found in ¢' $12.50 values ese places dle | aggressive movement all along their! Alene were claimed today by atready ocourred and Is still In | Pitt stipe under the water as easily|f| | $10.00 values cut ‘$5. 49 | | cur to $6.29 Fee re be tae cahatieh leader | line today the military authorities. The progress,” announced the war as a duck after a frog. | ply Aryl in the German reichstag It was believed that the general] fighting, it wae said, was con office today, “the battle of the Re the gommand ~ ee ged | Hae values cut “ $7, 89 ee values ' $7.79 shuts o! the gas engine an 0) eee eeeeee . ppl bag netag Lagos Lecthong tg x advance westward had png! ‘ erent a i. ad day, ne bd be ap submarine glides along under elec-| j ba jo | vinte c sf n} its and counter-as- proaching a decisive stage.” 9 7 woe That a winter march on Berlin! lerce assau' | tric power at perhaps 11 knots an . bad age peed ghana not only that| Was planned was practically admit-| saults by night. Going more into detail, the war| hour. The ventilators close auto-| Greatly Reduced Prices on All Made-to-Order he was not shot, but that he had|ted. Cold weather supplies were} The following official statement | office stated | matically Fe a ge thet Work During Sale P|} gone willingly to the front, as ac-| being rushed to the front | was issued The German troops are attack Pged ant ue nk. <p p air and,| counts from Berlin told the story.| The number of troops In the field The fighting continues. It is|!D& the entire line of French fron-| Of course, water-tig tler fortifications, from Verdun to| The closeness is relieved by com-| The Exchange Telegraph's Antwerp | marked by almost uninterrupted ar pressed igh of f tore: informant has it, however, that he| Gen. Rennenkamp, in the extreme | tijjery tiring. The allies have made | Toul ee ch of it is stored |Js now war correspondent for Vor-.| north, was again pushing across the | another slight gain. In an attempt to raise this siege Only the periscope shows as the | waerts, the German socialist organ. | frontier of East Prussia The engagement is very fierce;4nd to prevent the demolition of y | In Russian Poland the German {n-|on the helehte of the Mouse, The| thelr forts, which aro already sut-| ttle craft slips through the sea JEN I IS I Ss Own your own home. It's) Complete Manicure Sets WORTH $5.00, CUT TO...... $2.19 All Hair Pins and Combs and All Shell and Hair Ornaments At One-Half Price and Less, ly parer nd nearer to its m: . vaders were being driven upon their | enemy continues his bombardment) fering severely from the German | ae and larger ie esi of} bases ] of the Meuse forts, which are main-| Shell fire, the French have repeat . big battleship grows on the| PROPLE'S BANK BUILDING easy. Read the offerings In Galicia the czar's advance was| taining their defense jedly attacked the German lines in| ® >! | Second Av and Tike St. =») |STAR WANT ADS—then|peing pressed, despite heavy, cold| On the whole, the situation | force, but have invariably been re-| *Tee? Traveis by Dyes Pivier Autumn Dew Liquid 25c Dandruft Cure, 500, 25c nina choose. rains as _______ | hows steady improvement from| Pulsed with heavy losses upon thelr} up,, pare to fire Powder, 50c, now... now .... ‘i - ———— — = our standpoint matt ge pode ai In a long tube, really a magnifi:|f| Antiseptic Skin Soap, '25c Wrinkle Plaster, 50 “The my is most powerfully) | vig ci day . r ee ‘ ig nd has! cont air gun, rests the torpedo, 17] 50e, now $1.00, now ...........5 Cc intrenched, but nowhere at our left} reen he FE SHEC ¢ he COM! feet jong. Medic ated Sherapeo, . or center has he been able to re bined Fr pnch and British torose | Made of bronze, it closely resem. 25c, now .. 13c ap pong Brushes, 50c * * » iowhere has th nem ade | bles Ze except tha chsh: Fs Sagar etnnnd ume the offensly » 40 exeel-| any impression on our front bles s huge cigar except that twill! 1 otions for Capped Hands The morale of our army is ex mane of tha A Abatrtct | propellers project from the pointed and Face, 60 | Tooth powder, id : Sast of the Argonne district, our | end | d Face, 50¢ J 9 ; Experts sald indications were| lines have been ¢ ended through! A torpedo files to tts mark under|f| "0 .19¢ Les ene Ie that the Laon-Saint Quentin-Cam-| Varennes, which was taken by a/its own power developed in a com-|f| Har-Lin-Za Hair Re- Hair Tonte, $1.00, brai road soon would be again the| series of brilliant assaults in which | pressed air engine of {ts own storer, $1.00, now .... C | now e of the supreme struggle. the enemy lost heavily. Now the little terror barely creeps y scene Ot tng and the battle con-| “In Mrendh Lorraine and on the| along. Dosens of eyes on che Det eaten rae 50c | Massage Cream, 50c, tinuing under great hardship. Alsace frontier, fighting proceeds, | tleship are watching for it Bleach, $1, now....... * | now i * a but without much change. Powerful marine glasses sweep|f| Superfiuous Hair 50 Stanieaie Oocaila | “The German troops’ spirit is|every yard of the sea’s surface, Treatment, $1.00, now Cc pay wines. 9c wonderful. They have met the| But the periscopes do not project Ten Orangeyrood | Ppa ‘ | most desperate attacks with coun-| more than a foot or two out of Sticks lc | Face Powder, 50c, 1 c | ter-assaults and have greatly dam-| water. The color of these little i RSA now . - q ged the enemy.’ poles are sea color, and besides! Nall Polish, , si HE reason I say “Of more than ordinary interest” {s because, through a fortunate happen aged : y they dip behind every heave of the now .. “ Individual Powder 13c ¢ ances. win a position to offer the greatest Tailoring Value te r e Puffs, 25c, ncw........ stance of circumstances, I am no Dp 9 rolling ocean All Hair Dye ever afforded any Seattie man. Frost tailoring has always been known to eclipse any- HOME OWNERS Now the submersible is in good|} Brilliantine, | Beet: Bolen, ie 25 thing in town at anything itke the price. When I placed my $25.00 Sult Special on the mar ~ i HEAR REPORT range of its target and points di-| now NOW ...5- tees c ket and gave the extraordinary value I did at this price, immediately all my competitors in OLYMPIA, Sept. 256.—Labor Com rectly at the battleship as if to ram| town started pricesiashing sales in a vain endeavor to stem the tide. missioner¢Olson as chatrman of the] iegrg 1 {t amidships Wigs ae P " t extraordinary offer really means— industrial welfare commission has| At a meeting of the Home Own “Fire!” 2 Emeevely aive the valses. ‘Think what this most ¢ a revoked all apprenticeship permits|ers’ sssociation, in the Good Eats How Cruisers Are Sunk i “ to employes in the Monroe steam| cafeteria last night, reports were| At the word the cap at the mux and “a a J Tailored to \jaundry at Monroe, of which R. J./heard from the four committeos of | zie of the tube flies up. A e, | Scott Is proprietor. the association appointed to look| There is a muffled thud as the Toupees oe Ps | ‘This action was taken when two] into the city, county, school and | plunger gives the torpedo a smart . = a [girls filed affidavits to the effect|port commission budgets for the| push. As it passes out a catch de- 2.50 v . ‘ Your Individual Measure Suit or Overcoat sige fine cantar, Sp cele | Yor, Ses pun gh paanes uta catch Hf $12.50 values out Ventnted Toupeen, tor |dated by Scott into making false| “These hearings will give the4own engine and the propellers are ian inseb eps. Men are the nearest ap- Tartan Plaids, Scotch Weaves, all this season's latest colors and patterns to choose from ‘statements in applications for ap publis an Bers llent chance to find| whirring as it enters the water. — | $20.0 bi 4 Se Hagel jah tog © » yrentice permits, out how their money is spent, The A gyroscope steadies the rudder od so Me ct * 3 4 at this price , Ga ES Maa pea be public as a rule do not bother to| and the torpedo holds its course in|] $35.00 values cut comfortable, close - fit» AM catering to the masses and to the classes. I am making ¢ See vant ds aeabeiteie tae: avail themselves of this privilege,” | spite of sea swirls and currents, |f| to .....819.89 ting and porous, of life, and in every instance I am making satisfied customers uy i tn positively two J. M. FRINK WILL _|taia dean donn . Condon, of tho | ‘rhe submarine’s crew brace | thirds lower than any other similar location in the ¢ expenses are ct University of Washington law| for a shock. | ; A ; A | CALLED INVALID school, president of the asociation In a moment it comes. The Miss Hanson will make a specialty of hair dress- mum. My shop is plainly and inexpensively fitted. It’s a “inch” that 1 can and do give | ji — son little craft rolls and plunges as ing, shampooing, facial and scalp massage, hair bigger values than any other tailor in this city. Don't forget that glittering plate glass, expen- Judge Tallman yesterday declared if in a whirlpool. The torpedo, dyeing, etc. sively installed onyx fronts and marble columns must be paid for by the customer, Remem- |the will of J. M. Frink invalid, and HEADACHE T PS, araladino, hie ceuben a nian ber, you can't wear them, but you do help pay for them. My sult at $25.00 has no competition | appointed Gerald F. Frink and Fran convulsion in the water. x : ; and includes all $30.00, $25.00 and $40.00 patterns }cis Guy Frink administrators of the Presently the quaking sub- Open Saturday evening until 9 o’clock. IV's the kind of a suit that discerning dressers demand estate on the petition of the widow. sides and the periscope shows a The will was written and signed listing, sinking coffin of steel by the deceased, but did not bear where there had been a proud l the signatures of witnesses. battleship! i And the submarine dives and bad Nerve-racking, splitting or dull,| is off after another victim, BELGRADE IS throbbing headaches yield In just | e ac a few moments to Dr, James’ Head-| PROF, RICHARDSON TO TALK | BOMBARDED | feiie Powders, which ‘cost ony 10 | - | > a , p cents a package at any drug store.| ©, H. Richardson, professor of | NISH, Sept. 25.—The repulse of| it’s the quickest, surest headache |Buropean bistory, University of |another Austrian attempt to cross| relief in the whole world, Don't| Washington, will talk on “The! LOLA HANSON, Manager ° |the Danube at Belgrade was an-|suffer! Relieve the agony and dis-|Great European War" before the! 1205 First Ave The Tai or [nounced today by the war office.|tress now! You can, Millions of| Madrona Heights Improvement |i 140] First Ave. Corner Union St. - Before the attempt was made, 1 was;men and women have found that|elub at the Madrona Presbytertan | stated the city was bombarded for} headache or neuralgia misery {s shureh on Monday evening, Sep- — — = —~ five hours, needless, Get what you ask for. ember 28, 8 p. m, \ ' fey grat ata i)