The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1914, Page 2

}TAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1914, PAGE 2, FRIDAY’S BARGAINS AT JOHN PANTON CO. Will be exceptional Bargains! Only by the closing out of these depart- ments could such bargains be of- fered. These departments to be en- tirely closed out are: Our entire Notion and Button De- partment. Our entire Fancy Goods and Yarn Department. Our entire Draggist Sundry De- partment. Our entire Toilet Article Depart- sont, Ows «i's Stationery and Office Suppl). o:-iment. Our «)is-e¢ Crockery and Hard- ware Department. Also Carpets, Rugs, etc. All goods are being sold at 4, 3 and 1/2 Off Our regular prices This store is to be made a popular-priced ready- to-wear establishment for men, women and chil- dren. Every article in the above departments must be closed out entirely. Watch THIS PAPER FOR OUR ADVERTISEMENTS. Here an a ne cad a? of ion g lor Frida "S Scar Drugs and Toilet Articles Kay band Sanitary 25e Tooth Brushes Napkins, % dozen, regular price 7d | 480 Hair Brushes, | dark hatr, now 2e) 15. S| 1Se Whisk Brooms | 100 and 18 bar »$¢) 150 Sulphur Fuml- gators . Be Vaseline . Colgate's. Name’, Ambry aters’, and other Talcum Powders, up to 20c now for 10¢ All our 100 of 12/¢e Totlet Soap. Se $1.15 West India Bay Rum, quart 75¢ pa = and $1.00, orted Napkins, 1 dozen, regular price 50c, | now . 2¢ 1c cakes Carbon-| ate of Magnesia | | pe 480 Tooth Brushes . + B5e! NOTIONS roo 10¢ spools of oe = » 10e and 18¢|,100 and 18e sia bour’s Linen Binding Braids 5¢ | pg ll i ao Thread ........7¢ | 5¢ Cubes of Pins... } opaetiien “ 10e pleces 4 and 6 yard lengths Nov | elty Embroidery Be Collar be Paper 100 White Buttons, dos. 10e Waste Baskets, each. 5¢ 10c and 16¢ Shoe | S00 and 65¢ Dress Laces, doz be and Coat Buttons..| 25¢ Shoe Laces, 25e¢! doz. 10¢ } Ironing Wax, doz ¢ -5e| Black and white one threes, per | -10¢ | FRONT BALCONY $1.75 Pennant Felt .00 1$e Yarns, Fleish-| 15¢ yard Gold Cord $3.00 Leather | &*® Bear brand.) . Se pee $1.50| Skein 10¢ $1.25 and $1.50 oy < o Paper | 5¢ Crochet Needles Scarts and Center. sete seeeeereee BE] pleces 50¢ ——_ D. M. C. COTTON 1-4 OFF | Crockery and Hardware Economy Basement 25¢ Irish Crochet| 280 madeup Pillow 100 Embroidery | Hoops .... 15e and 20c Glass $2.98 Cut Giass Zinc Stove Boards Lamp Fonts..10¢ Howls $1.98 to 986, for....25¢ 39¢ and 490 plain ————_—______ or decorated Ton [A table of Dicnes| Resean Bowls, ca, Pots .........25¢ |at . ABE sine ena 160 20c gold band Cups | Consisting of | 5¢ assorted Tacks, and Saucers. ..10¢ Plates, Sugar 2 packages fori5e $1.25 Sugar and | Bowls, open Vere| Picture Hooks, 4 Creamers, pr..59¢ | table Dishes, Soup 2 a em 26¢ Sugar and | Plates, etc., values Se Creamers, pr..15¢ | up to 50c. Now all| Step Ladders. 5p¢ 49¢ Sugar and | go at ibe each | Curtain Stretchers Creamers, pr..25¢ | — 94¢ In addition to the above we will offer some splendid bargains in our Second Floor Ready-to- Wear Departments. LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS 39c EACH Only about 10 dozen of them. They are yours while they last. Made of madras, crepe cloth, marquisette and satines, with high or the new rolling collars, in white, black and col ors, Values up to $1.00. Friday CHILDREN’S WASH DRESSES 98c VALUES FOR 49c Only about 12 dozen cales. Broken sizes 390 made of imitation Linens Values to 98c. Friday 49c WOMEN’S NEW COATS ° TAstinctive Balmacaan models $9.98 and $12.98 and Per and Scotch mixtures at Watch for Our Ad Tomorrow Night! Souk PANTON CO. Seattle's Popular-Priced Department Store SECOND AVENUE Between Spring and Seneca i have been put to work by an Alton.) . ‘DETECTIVES — CZAR’S PLANS CAN'TLOCATE DELAYED AS SH Gp BANK BANDIT FIGHT RAGES)" The young desperado PETROGRAD, Oct. 16--That a Member of the German yesterday afternoon attempted | all the rest of Russla’s military Secret Service; Tells How plans were held up pending the : to hold up the Broadway State | Gutcome of the battie with the He Penetrated Hostile bank is atill at large today, de- Belgium in the Guise of Germans along the Vistula and epite desperate efforts on the Gan rivers, between Warsaw a Tourist part of the police to trace him. - and Przemys! was admitted by It Is believed he has escaped the general staff today. | from the city The military authorities will not (c who ontinued From Yesterday) “Billy” Hodgins, chauffeur for! admit the Germans decetved them ‘ the Himethooh Auto Co., who, think-| {nto thinking the kaiser intended to}, | Wa® dirty, exhausted, suffering g the robber a legitimate “fare,”| Invade Russia by way of Suwalki| fom pain in the arm, and one aide drove him to the bank, then aided! province, when his real purpose was| ¥"* practically useless his escape by driving wildly |to strike directly eastward at War-| I was herded, with many others through the streets to Dexter and|saw. They asserted spies must| into a moving picture theatre being | Mission, where a tire blew out, was| have revealed their plans to Berlin, | used to re refugeos, A fr released Inst night, after the police, Nevertheless, {t was pointed out,/ soup station was near | had become convinced his story wan! !f the Russians succeeded in break-| 1 rogistered as Honrl Forseille, straight ing the German line in Poland, the| gave my residence as Mons, my ¢ Hodgins was approached by the| WAY will be opened to the Russtans| ¢ pation basket maker {n the vir young fellow shortly after noon yes for an advance on Berlin yards of M. Parent!, and wae hand day, and $8 for two! Involved In the battle, it was em) od @ ticket entitling me to soup rs c a iin timated there we 1,000,000 of the and bread. He ordered Ho Teutonic allies, The Russ force! 1 left the theatre ortenntbly to se-| Broadway and Pine, was believed to be about 1,600,000.) cure soup, Forty minutes later 1} Hodgins with the injunction to keep | "cluding 96 corps | turned the combination on the door| his engine running, as he might |of an apartment matntaiped for the Tam going to draw some money | if the services only Schack was there. He alone had been left to hold! WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.—German| the residence, as he was crippled in| of Russians near Schwir-| one foot and not subject to military | and Warsaw, with the capture | impresement, and safely registered | f 11,000 prisoners, 81 guns and 12/ ag a French subject machine guns, was reported in a! Before sleeping I | pablegram recetved at the German|juxury of @ hot bat embassy today from Berlin, It als i that the Germans had Lille, capturing 4,600 pris oners, and that the enemy was re treating to the west from Ghent Woman Stops Husband From Using Tobacco 11,000 PRISONERS SEEN HIM? BROADWAY BANK ROBBER Twenty-four years old Five feet ten inches ¢ Smooth shaven, with a lged tn the h, which went | far to resto Thon, although deadly weary, gave Schack in detail! an account o' the movement of the allles, and un-| der my direction, and with the ald of maps, he drew a map of the | alignment of forces, marking tn the haracter of troops and roughly es-| timating numbers. At 10 o'clock the followin % torn | Blue-black suit stripe. Black slouch hat Well dressed. | | 1) with @ pencil | | from the bank and he may ob My father ts there, ct,” he explain A little later he dashed « \ denned inte ha ; excited, An Ohio Wife Broke Her Husband | |S, dressed in a sult of clothes Drive fast a 4 of the Tobacco Habit With a | ™Ad4e tn Roche: Y., carrying ‘ Recipe She Gave Secretly papers show “© an Amer| ana citizen, I re t the Amer : She Tells What She Used ‘ ato ring for a Fins chance to escape and trying to ex own jo woman, | change Sw * for gold, claim: | iis pubad has been a heavy jing to have arrived from Berne | user of tobacco for years, broke| 1 finally succeeded tn discount cod ot i — by the e of &/tng some American money, and tn simple home rectpe that she gare att te t secretly. She vary giadiy. rola |eecuring & permit to leave the city M if what she ured, but requested that | fps aged a Londen, when} her name should not be made pub-| of our chiefs. TO MEET NEEDS | 1 had no diffi Uc. Me ner nsband doce not know |cuity tn crossing, renched’ Dover said: “The recipe is inexpenstve and west st once to London nd can be obtained from any drug| , There I met with a setback. The and given secretly or with| Chief had been under suspicion NEW YORK, Oct Stimula-| the atient’s knowledge To 3 o2.|8%4, on the’ prece . had tion of American commerce through grainn of murtate | beer under surveillance. * from belligeren all box of Variex| A ne call to one of ou 10 grains of pepain,|aeents soon after I arrived showed nfnl three times @| me the pert! of attempting to cet in sburg day at meal time, in the food or ta |touch with our service direotly el for|the coffee, tea or milk. This rect-| In the afternoon I was warned [pe ts perfectly harmless and has that I under surveillance The British government has or|so color, taste or small, and wil!| dered 6,000 packages of lockjaw|de found effective for the tobacco stead antitoxin from a Philadelphia con-|habit in any form.”"—Ady, I hastened at once to the offices cern, and a Reading, Pa., factory ts of one of the American newspapers working on an order for 60,000 SEATTLE DRUGGIST jand made a loud clamor, demand-| * stretchers for the British. ing to know when I could get trans PLEASES _ CUSTOMERS ; ming more marked. _* The French government has just|Gire a teary placed an order with a concern for 5,000 tons of the manufacture of bayonets. Hundreds of additional hands portation to New York 1 was directed to the steamship offices and supplied with a I the probable saflings of vessel Refore noon I discovered fe »| self that my every move was t ML, powder mill to fll an order it will take six months to complete. Pr Washington offict nounced it Is no vio! Swift's Pharmacies, Second ay. and * and 226 Hroadway N trality to make contraband articles! bark. giycerine, etc, as watched. for belligerent nations, although|Adier-1-ca This simple Why, I could not guess. they are lable to sotzure by other drains the old foul matter from the| 1 was not conscious of any slip ROUGHLY th pjthat I had made, or any w which I might have fallen suspicion. I know of several of our agents tn London, but dared not expose them in er so THK LF ly in appendicitts. aripes and the IN hostile nations en transit £ urprising.—Adver-| to guapicion by seeking them in per. EX-POLIGEMAN fr SHOT T0 DEATH TO SAVE E° EYES) he's foes BY AN EDITOR Is the Object ol. Zhe Pree Joined in efforts to secure state rooms, and, while doing so, met « Prescription—Try It If Your |0u%s American from Des M Bi Eyes Give You Trouble. SAN BERNA NO, Cal, Polftical enmity was said today a, who was as anxious to Oct. 15 ores to have precipitated a fight which STANT action Is home as I pretended to be. | In the evening we had met with no snece although we could hare found ge accommodations. Thousands of people suffer from ere troubles because ther do not know what resulted in the fatal shooting of|is aa Trey krow some geod home rem.| We argued for a second cabin be- Ben Emerson, a former pollceman.|.ay for every other minor aliment, but|tWeen us, He dined with me at the by HB. Davis, managing editor of |-. ‘ty teen ace “3 + neatect | SAVOY the San Bernardino Evening Index The shooting occurred late last night on a business street Davis was arrested Davis is secretary of the progres sive party According to his friends he shot Emerson in self-defense latter attacked him, because of aj|' recent article in the Index | TAPE INQUIRY IS ON The Red Tape Case” probe ts on. The grand jury ts getting down to brass tacks on the case today Besides Frank H. Tape, charged with sm ng Chinese, Victor M Place, Hartvig Norman and China After dinner, while we were se curing our hate, a man addressed me. “You are wounded, sir,” he re marked, noting that I reached tor my hat with my left band Instantly I decided he had been |watching me through dinner and had observed my awkwardness tn handling knife and fork Yeu,” I replied, carelessly, trouble In not aut om to an 6) ota ltet anyway. charge th hear they @o to an op more injury } prescription 2 ounces Water. “rm you wounded tn France? I replied, making a grim I'm going home and tell them 1 was shot defending the country As a matter of fact, the auto struck ‘\a curbing and my shoulder suf: Dan are charged with him with at pay ad tempting to bribe government wit-| tiie Sree of on infant or He laughed. 1 think the plaust natees TH the cons truggtst can fill thie presoripts bility of the story threw him off Wry i asd knew tor ou 7, | rt tn Advertisment guar CHEER CANADIANS |= PLYMOUTH, via London, Oct. 15. 8O4-d 2 eee | — When the transports carrying ein, Surest Cough * thousands of Canadian volunteers Remedy Is Home- ¢ dropped anchor in Plymouth har Mad: > bor yesterday, immense crowds meng $ gathered. When the first transport! @ mastly Prepared in w Few Minutes. & arrived within hearing distance Cheap, but Unequaled ” the throngs shouted, sang patriotic songs cheered an¢ % 1924 14d 4-44 0% There'll be at the St broken bones tonight Far athedral fair, Per.| « SWEET SIXTEEN DOL $18, $20 and $22 COATS That Have That Swag: ger Air, . One-third off ¢ Inery M he remarked. Nothing was my friend from him the glad Ve teh off. | Celtic, While tn times of peace the is a dangerous one, nothing we are called upon to do can com fn dangerous features to the activities of the battlefield epy He carries his iHfe in his hand He gets no mercy, no hearing not care for that kind of work. I erved my country for many risking my times, and I know that if I were caught tomorrow my country could 4o nothing to save me od against the nearest wall and mped full of lead. America sults me main here. game” pare have years, p of that. place tn To return to Europe again after this would mean a rest loss, roving, uneasy sultadle to a man of my age. 1 shall not return I shall eettle quietly some great this The warning served me in ond! your friend tf you can sail soon,” | plane than a trip to New York, but, ‘nowing him to be set to watch me, I dared not refuse. Des Moines, (?) tidings, and we dragged our new friend to the bar and made him drink | were second day first cabin, and a pleasant trip. fend insisted upon seeing us At Liverpool I knew we were ‘watched until we went aboard the on which we reached New York, September 1 dream of the past LONDON, days battle, In which both sides suf. fered enormous losses, the Servianr | and Montenegrins have overwhelm ingly defeated 15,000 Austrians near | have something to eay, I write my experiences in greater de- who knows! Serajevo, (The End.) | AUSTRIANS BEATEN Oct he Montenegrin “can secure a cabin for you and general here announced today | THE GREATER’S SUITS Are the Talk of the Town $45, $40, $35 SUITS GO TODAY AND pels 45 SIXTEEN AT $16 sire: Marvels All of "Em All New Arrivals Included Redingote models of broadcloth, with deep, ed collar of velvet, and ad band at bottom of coat. 1¢ ¢ the prevailing colors. High-gra n Suit with satin sash and cream colored Silk Poplin col- A very servic ished garment For street lar eable, beautifully fin- at a moderate price. carriage and afternoon wear m¢ dele after those from the fashion studic of Europe’s famed designers. Colors, wistaria, blue, amethyst, hiss iter’s green, Afrique brown, navy and The Greater Seattle Cloak & Suit Co. Closing Out Broken Lots Coats $27.50, Thursday and 1418 Second Avenue STB) $8.85 $20, 926 Dresses, Bite, Berges and pew and up to the minute. Your choice at $12.50 Poplins, KING COTTON is another who thought he could everiastingly wear a crown, without one of those nice, elastic bande running along 4 further from my| behnid the ears and under the chin. WE DON’T know him, but we rise to ask the United States de- partment of @ why that United States consul at Rheime wee living In a wine o 1 shouted for told "he ‘> sat at aaseresk of 1 Why Not Let Poynor Save You 30%? | | > Our Eng BIG SAVINGS AT A SMALL STORE Friday and Saturday Are Always Bargain Days at Poynorsa . “apy 140 life a hundred mk her seat Rocker, $11.50 $12.80 Table, Oak Dining | $20 Oak or Maho; fumed I should be -#7.50 | ny Dresser ... .81: -I integd to re existence, not I am certain country and now that I seem may $50 Turkish Rocker, ‘This $12.60 Metal Red, 87.90] genuine leather. special OVER OUR LINE OF Folding Daven port, éivan type, finely upholstered, spectal S. H. POYNOR A421 Fourth Av. Between Pike and Pine 15.—-After a two-| BARGAIN PRICES. consul COLONIAL, fecta caf ria, Third and Jame Tia at aa el aa iad 4, eI «ca ety oe els TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY q And who ever heard tell of and ff he bott bh plain granulated! r. thus ending 4 | THIS WEEK’S EPISODE IN ifthe : EMPIRE WAY NEEDED (30.00.07 igor otra) mbes es TS pa : cine, hinpire way improvement ts) rinaruatie atl, arsinry orgy THE And a Great Big Comedy Show—A\Il Bande s ed i ounciimen who er] te : inventigated ithe treet, PAILLION for the same old price of “ troducing anordinance to stop con. A &t STRANDED IM ASIA {2 00.08 foe BAY = ¥ lal 5 Cents = WASH YTON, Oct. 15.—The 1 ger g ha aR _— , om she will receive $75,000 for th re t lief of Americans stranded at vari-|"*t!* | ous points in Asia Minor. | co, Ft : FOURTH AV. Just North of Pike