The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1914, Page 2

Tremendous Saving Values for Saturday at PANTON’S Remember There Is a Reason— why John Panton Co. sells practically one dollar bills for fifty cents—it amounts to the same to you, because you save about 25c to 50c on every dollar’s worth of mer- chandise offered for sale. The reason for doing this is that John Panton Company is Going Out of the Department Store Business in order to become a Ready-to-Wear Specialty House. Many departments are now being closed out, and the merchandise is sacrificed at prices 1-4 to 1-2 off regular value. A STARTLING SALE OF TWO HUNDRED LADIES’ TRIMMED HATS! These Suits range from they are wor m va blecks, grays, browns. purple, green, ete. Worth Up to $7.00 SATURDAY mea 1 ALL DAY CHOICE Can you find values that even appreach those contained tn this big Trimmed Hat sale? Thoy are the smartest and most ap propriate styles of the season, trimmed with fancy feathers, stick-u pe of all kinds, or rib- bon bows. Your choice Saturday for $1.00, SEE SHOW WINDOW Tunte cloth Skirts of broad serge or poplin. In also plaids and Pleated or Some have accordion pleated under Coats for Womea and Misses $0.08 to $24.95 Coats for Children $1.98 to $9.9 makes 8 good cor Showing one of confining t er gure form ln r ho supporters attached, Price 82.00. Glassware at Exceptionally Low Prices All kinds of Glass Tableware, including plain Water Tumblers and Wine Glasses, at greatly reduced prices. $1.20 Dozen Values je Star 9 for general use ues $1.20 a domen—now Abe $2.89 Values Now $1.98 $2.50 Dozen Value Now $1.50 ontal Glas Water Star Stem Claret A g004 weartng Val- cut, Glasses, good size. RNR Star cut Stem Cordial pattern, fine Glass Glasses. Tumblers; $1.50 values, now, Gonen Be, $1.10 Dozen Now 75c Ladies’ Mocha Gloves $1.00 Pair Ladies’ fine quality Mocha Gloves in black, tan or gray. ~All sizes Mocha Gloves in black. tan or gray, lined thro’ out with sil to match $1.50. Fine, 50c Dozen 90c Values Now 60c Dozen $2.50 Values Now $1.49 Plain Whisky Glasses. High-ball or Lemon- ade Glasses. Cut Glass Cream and Sugar Bet. Valine $2.50, now Wine Glasses. $1.19, More English Pottery Tea Pots at 19¢. RUBBERS Rubbers, either “slip-on” or CHILDREN’S FURS 98c to $13.50 LADIES’ AND MEN’S UMBRELLAS 98c to $6.95 high style, for men and boys. 65 and 85e values now 49¢, Rubbers in odd be Values now 4 -_ ——— ——— STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, RICH VICTORIA | MAN CAUGHT BY ENGLISH; SHOT? In connection with the excite. ment prevailing In Victoria and Vancouver, caused by « fear that Admiral Graf Von 6peeo's German equadron le steaming north after ite victory over Ad miral Craddock's Britieh fleet off Chile, to attack the Esqui- malt fortifications at Victoria, an Interesting story, carefully censored for weeke from the British Columbia press, leaked out Friday In Seattie, The story comes from friends of | Alvoe Von Alvensleben, the Gert | r started, | now at the; Alvensleben ber and realty oc jod « large tim- pany in British ral yo with office at Vanoouy nd al at Victoria Alvensleben’s| brother, according to the report! here today, was in charge of the| Victoria branch ¢ When the war started, Alvo Von Alvensleben was returning from a! trip to Germany, and bh: cipitately at Beattle government | Itaneously, his brother dis-| Appeared from Victoria, Now, according to tod) it fs Known the brother was cap tured by the British at Gibraltar, as he was returning to Germany, | When searched, detatled plans of the fortifications at Esquimalt, which guards Victoria and the Ca: nadian side of the Stratts of Juan de Fuca, were found on him. | He was shot. | When {nformation to this effect reached Victoria, the secretary of | a Migh British Columbia offictal | committed sufeide, POOR BOALT TAKES GYMNASIUM WORK WITH 16 SANDOWS (Continued From Page 1.) good young men try to « soul, I'll soon tell them where to head tn at I absolutely will not! get religion, join a Bible class or take the pledge.” WOULD WE GO TO | GYM? WE WOULO Vie" went with mo, He felt as 1 aid. “Vic* is young, and ho tan't very good. He isn't very bad. either. We found the 16 good young men DIRECTOR “SHERRY” BERTHIAUME, AND BOSS OF THE GYM- in the social hall, They had had a conference, they sald, and were now going to the gym. Would we go along? We would They oppressively | 004, and were—| unnecer «. When they! were king bands with | me I se my right hand. 1 dislike a muscular handshake almost as much as I do a flabby one, “They are pulling the ‘brother’ stuff,” I told myself But, so far as I could discover, | they were not curious about my| soul. BOALT MAKES CONFESSION ABOUT HIS SHAPE We went to the gym and stripped Have I mentioned before that Iam not a large man? Have I ever confided to you that the Bibie,| |which states that man is made in| |God’a image, was written before 1 |was born? Have I ever told you in strictest confidence that, though \thin to emactation, I have a small but protuberant stomach? | | My taflor is an artist, He bullds my coats so that my friends are fooled into belleving I have shoul ders. But in the truthful ehirt and knickers of the gym I did not fool the 16 good young men. I didn't fool “Vic,” either-—'Vie,” who 1s young and pink and plump, albeit soft We stripped, I say—I, yellow and skinny, and “Vie” young and pink, and the 16 good young men all my preconceived notions of good men in the altogether were knocked into a cocked hat | TRAINING ON BULL DURHAM | 18 NOT A GOOD THING They might have been prize fieht I have seen Jim Jeffries, Cor: ord, Gtanley Keteh ell, Billy Panke and many other great ones of the ring in action, and they had nothing on these good young men with nothing on We donned the shirt and knickers ox oh WE MAKE MOTION PICTURES Finest Equipment in at JACOBS PHOTO SHOP Y + Renttle, 1914. PAGE 2, ENFORCED LIQUIDATION An Appe al to Reason GOING OUT oF BUSINESS STOCKHOLDERS’ ORDERS-—“SELL OUT AND PAY THE CREDITORS” Veith-Cammack Co. SECOND AND JAMES ALL SEATTLE and surrounding territory know of our PREDICAMENT, and thousands of people haye already attended this Gigantic Money-Saving Event, and each and every one leaves with a SMILING COUNTER NANCE, which is positive proof of the marvelous bargains we offer. WE ARE FORCED TO LIQUIDATE we are compelled to turn this enormous stock of HIGH-GRADE CLOTHING, THE HIGHEST GRADE Suits and Overcoats for Men and Young Men, ever sold in SEATTLE. KNOX and STETSON Hats—Furnishing Goods | —all well-known Standard Brands—all must be turned into money with as little delay as possible. These Are. STOCKHOLDERS’ Orders—and must be obeyed. All these High-Grade Goods are priced low—they are prac tically at your mercy, USE GOOD COMMON JUDGMENT. Come and see for yourself what a saving is in store for you here. $15 Suite and Overcoats $9.45 $18 Suite and Overcoate $12.45 $20 Sults and Overcoate $14.45 $25 Suite and Overcoats $18.45 Stetson $21.75 $2.95 $20.00 Balmacaane $14.45 750 Silk Hose 35c 15e Hose 3 for 25c $30.00 Balmacaane $21.75 ‘Veith-Cammack Co.| $8.00 Sweater Coats $2.95 612.00 Mackinaws $7.85 S00 Derby Ribbed Underwear 35c $6.00 Tuxedo Dress Vests $4.15 $1.50 Flannel Pajamas $1.15 Hate B5¢ Silk Four-in-Hande 15c $4.00 Single Pants $2.45 500 Open-end Four-in-Hands 25c $1.00 Gray and Tan Kid Gloves 65c $6.00 Navajo Bath Robes $4.95 $1.00 Driit Night Shirts 75¢ $3.00 Single Trousers $1.95 $18.00 Baimacaans $12.45 $1.00 Negligee Shirts 65c $25.00 Balmacaans $18.45 $15.00 Baimacaans $9.45 $3.00 Beacon Hats $1.95 $1.00 Cooper Union Suite $5.00 Men’s Worsted Pants | sce | ee $2.50 Medlicott Underwear il $100 Silk Four-in-Hands 65c tana Second at James of the gym and stepped out upon the floor. We tossed medicine balls We played handball. We went through calisthente exercises. The strength of the 16 good young men was prodigious. There was no limit to their energy. They made me pull weights, Jump, run around the track in the balcony. We boxed and wrestled And not once did they ask me what church I went to, if any. They put me on my mettle. Was I, who train on Bull Durham, going jto give in before these muscular Christians who keep fit on tennis and tracts? I would die first! I almost did When my eyes were glazed and my tongue hanging out, and “Vic” | was the hue of a boiled beet, a halt conference.” was called. IT'S CONVENTION OF Y.M.C. A. PHYSICAL DIRECTORS We went to the baths. We were steamed, rubbed with salt, pounded, | showered—first piping hot, then icy | cold. A large, hairy hand caught me by the scruff of the neck and hurled me into the pool. I do not know the Australian crawl or any other fancy stroke. I swim dog: fashion. I paddled out, gasping. | Clothed again, and having once |more an almost human appearance, |1 sought out the 16 good young | men “Who are you? I demanded “We are,” they said, “the physical directors of the Y. M. C. A.’s of the Northwest, and this ts our annual _—$<—<$—$<—— CHURCH BUILT Dictionary For 7-Foot Pasta | WINCHESTER, Va, Nov t= FIELD MARSHAL—Tho highest | The congregation of the John ranking field officer in French and| Memorial church here has German armies that it is rather expensive to o GENERAL—Commander of an| 48 pastor the tallest man & army state. MAJOR GENERAL — U ly commander of an army division, COLONEL—Commander of a reg: iment (English infantry battalion corresponds to regiment) LIEUTENANT COLONEL—Seo- ond in command of a regiment MAJOR—Command of a unit of a regiment Costly alterations in the and parsonage are being i order that thedev. A. P. 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