The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1914, Page 8

STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1914. PAGE & Men’s $7.50 Tan Raincoat Velvet Collar Guar- anteed Water - proof MEN’S sHints 69C $1.00 to $1.50 stylish Golf and Negligee Shirts broken lines 69 c Men’s $2.00 fine ut Night Robes silk frogs, *“98c Men's $3.00, Sweater Vests.. 95c Men's $1.00 Red Flannel Hunting BARS © aaseess 39 Men's 50c Suspenders ...... 19c Men’s 25c monit Ties ........ 9c Men's Work Shi Men's $2.00 Flannel Shirts. . 89c Men’s Underwear Men’s $2.50 suit glove-fit- ting Fancy Ribbe: wear, Shirts or Drawers Men’s $3.00 suit Silk Mer- cerized Underwear, Shirts or Draw- .75c ers .... 69c third to one-half off. rt Thousands of dollars’ worth of new, high-grade Clothes, Sho Ow COMPANY wer cor pie 1422 ABR Jobbers and Retailers of Bankrupt and Surplus Stocks. FORMERLY STARR-MacPHERSON DEPT. STORE 1422 THIRD AVENUE, Men's 25c Me qualities. SHOES Packard hoes $2. 95 $4.00 norbilt Men's $4.00 Viseolized Work 5 Shoes ...... Qaae Ladies’ $4.00 Gunmetal oS $1.95 Boys High-Cut Shoes and) Gi 50 $1.45 MEN'S HOSE wet a Hose, natural, Oxf 4 blue and w nite 1 c Men's ist. 15¢ Mercerized LE REE it "19¢ $3.00 Men's ..95¢ 1422 THIRD AVENUE SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 10 0’CLOCK Your choice of any Suit, Raincoat or Overcoat up to $35.00 value, for |p10 Made by the best makers of this country, makers have Sale price ... $1.00 Glove-Fitting Men's 95 On but you work asked us not to advertise thelr names; will know them by th quality and manship, Fine worsted, tweed and cashmere; $25.00, 00 and $35.00 $10.95 Goodyear 49c Rubbers ......+ Ladies’ 75¢ 39 Storm Rubbers.. Cc Children’s 40c 19 Storm Rubbers... c Ladies’ $2.00 Gun-metal, welt, $ 1 95 button .. e Broken lines Ladies’ $3.00 to $4.00 Shoes; nearly Ses eee DILLO Ladies’ top, welt; patent kid button ; ull sizes $4 brocaded gaiter Goodyear "$2.95 Men's $1.50 and $2.00 Cape Mocha and fine 95 Buck Gloves Cc Men’s $5.00 Silk Shirts Men's weight $1.00 Crush fine $1.95 45¢ Hate and Furnishings at one It’s all off with the evening pa- Nobody loves ‘em any more! | R. L. Stanley, advertising man- © ager of « Seattle morning paper, ts| | authority for the statement. Speaking Thursday to the stu- in the department of jour- at the University of Wash » he declared that All the happy milies in le fail utterly to sit around) happy firesides o’nights, and the paper. (2) That th spend all their fenings at the movies; or ) That they buzz around in autos, or go to church, or » or dances, or such like, at it. * (4) But that if they DO stay home, the darned old victrola c ithe piano keeps ‘em so busy, ev Mother can’t find time to look ‘| the bargains F These musical contraptions, a: re causing evening papers bx Over the country great distress odd phase of this situation that, while, owing to evening tractions, nobody ever reads an lening newspaper, everybody con ues to subscribe A year ago The Star had a bona | Wide, patd circulation of 42,000, and We thought we were doing prett © well. Now we have 53,000 circula. tion, but these figures mean noth ing. w he| are dead as a doornall Have you, by the way, an auto Neither have we. or a Vietrola tablish believes the plumb to thander. say it len't practical from The Star's correspe Angeles, telling of their A Typical Los Angeles Double-Decked Auto Bus. Faltor's Note—Counctiman Erickson of | Seattle has advoeated the purchase by the | city of auto busses for the purpose of es He Kento Cal, Nov. 11 ato bus lines par car lines in man s being 4 The John Panton store is under. going many important changes theve days. In the future, instead of a general department store, this @siablishment w be an exclusive tore of ready-to-wear for all -peo- ple. In furtherance of this policy dt is necessar f course, to close out a2 number of departments fAmong th fs the Silks and Dress Goods department, pictured sabove. The sy occupied by this T@epartment, in the reorganized | JOHN PANTON STORE MAKING MANY IMPORTANT CHANGES Dress Goods Department Which Is Being Sold Out store will be occupied by hoslery| and underwear. The John Panton store is enjoying a most ext full detaila of which the closir of thi #8 goods 6 and the ull spec store crowded ery attractive s has for Saturday's sell Will be 4 in the large display ad which ars on page 2 in today’s paper. ranged | AUTO BUSSES ARE TAKING THE NICKELS AWAY FROM STREET CAR COMPANIES IN LOS ANGELES; WHY NOT ON RAINIER AV? & serious competitor of the street Ratnier | C&T. Six months a, » the Pacific Mo. 4or Coach Co. was organized to run double-deck coaches between the elty and the beach These coaches will seat J they charge round trip, wt on the street car is 5 From the start the business, and the began running coaches Pasadena Ele tween this city and competition with the Pacific trie company This was an eye-opener to own ers of small autos, who began tak ing passengers at 6-cent fare in dis tricts whe: notoriously bad This business boomed and now! 150 to 200 such auto busses are run ning on a dozen different routes The now drivers of these street-car service was | busses are taking steps to organize and versal transfers. » also decided that the number of passengers for a Ford shall be Ii & seven-passer The street alarmed They r car to 1 1 ited to elght, car corporations and are are agitating for a heavy If | cense on auto busses, claiming that | taunt With the this agitation sults The exce public fact that made {ft posstb tors to make poor stre for the 4. » auto busses, and especially t vy coawies, damage the streets eption of Pasadena has brought no re defends busses the railroad people with the ar service and auto mo- BEES TAP PLANT; GET HONEY BACK WINCHESTER, Kan., Nov When ex-County Assessor Wolshaar tapped his bee hives and stored 100 pounds of honey in his cellar, he thought his troubles were over. But such was not the case. The| other day his wife discovered nu-| merous bees in the house, and asked her spouse to investigate, which re. sulted tn his finding all but a few pounds of the honey go The bees had oarried it away. |tton Trotter had spotle |by his offen Joolored people felt they had made la mistake lcould correct ft at the polls | | ation | Wilson {have assured myself that segrega | | | NEGROES _ ANGER | WILSON WASHINGTON, Nov. 13,— Negroes of this and other cities, many of whom are em | ployed in the federal depart mental service, will hold a meeting here Sund. to protest against the segrega tion of the white and black races in the departmental of tloe This action follows an Inter view with the president yee terday by a delegation of ne. | to protest against al. | discrimination, | the negro | thoroughly disap- | | | M. Trotter of Boston was aman for the delegation. Aft the object of the Interview was explained, Trotter said | Two | years ago thought to be a second Lincoln.” The president tried to tnterrupt but Trotter continued, and said he and others were branded as traitors to his race because they | had advised colored people to “sup- port the ticket,” | President Won't Listen j The president told the delegs his cause sive manner and that if the delegation wished to be heard furthgr it must select anoth er spokesman and that Trotter was Ww were | Abraham you | the only man who had ever ad. dressed the president tn such an angry tone and with such a back ground of passion, and that if the voting for him they | “I have made a personal {nvestt of this matter,” President told the negroes, “and tion bas been practiced, not with a view to injuring the negroes, but with the object of avolding friction between the races Didn't Want Charity “tT am deeply tnterested tn and admire the negro race for the progress it has made, a the white race is willing to assist the to attain their complete do not seek charity or as sistance,” declared Trotter. “We have equal rights with the whites dd these rights t be re pec When Trotter finished, the preat tent quietly but emphatieally in formed the delegtaion that Trotter t his temper, but such mi in any There are 26 fruit schools in British Colum packing | No Need to Feel Sa teatimonial: | date does not prove anything. plano. best to be had, But the world mov: the player plano has \ 4 progressed. What wae considered high point of The ne lete. pointe ments to player planos has b The modern finger, motor, overcome. touch, flexible tube, five-point muelo roll plano Is sweeping all before to buy. ‘That's the kind of Player Plano we now sell, positively makes of the family. Don’t be misied by antiquated a testimonial without testimonial given many, many years ago for a cabinet Pianola cannot possibly apply to the modern player A few yeare ago in the de velopment stage of the wonderful player plano, @ much advertised player, In spite of Its many musical | shortcomings, was, of course, the progressed er even than the automobile has perfection a fow months ago is now practically obso- ity of buttons, emphasizers, levers, and other complex and confusing attach- human the metal perfect guiding device, player It That's the kind of a Player Plano The modern solostyle music roll pianists of the very highest order of every member Modem, Metal Tubed, Five- Point Motor, Flexible Finger Player Pianos PUBLIC NOTICE The Greater Seattle Cloak & Suit Co. BANKRUPT SALE Continues daily. We regret that we were not able to serve all, owing to the immense crowds which we were unable to handle. We Have Engaged Extra Help and Can Assure You of Better Service Tomorrow Come All and Secure the Greatest Buy in Ladies’ Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Petticoats, Millinery, Etc. At a Fraction of Their Value : The Greater Seattle Cloak & Suit Co. 1418 SECOND AVE. OPEN SATURDAY EVENING Opposite Bon Marche Between Union and Pike With Perfect Music Roll Tracking Device Now on Sale at Price Reductions That Are _ Not Only Genuine But so Drastic as to | Be Almost Unbelievable In Los Angeles the auto fs now | A n fied Wih Instruments Equipped With Rubber Tubing, and a Lot of Claptrap Pointers, Buttons, Levers, Etc. They Are Obsolete, and Really Dear at Any Price. Prices That Are Almost Unbelievable The Music Roll Service Question With Player Pianos Solved, Too, by the House of Eilers. Please depend upon It that this sale of nearly five can foade of player pianos at Eliers Music House, Third and University, Is of much and intense importance. tubing up-to-the-last-minute perfected pla priced to retail! at $600, Is now offered for than half price, or $285! A plainer model Player Plano Is actually only $245. This Ie the cash price, but for mere additional simple Interest will deliver for $25 down and $8 a month, free music rolls Included, plano, usually $10.00 a month, ttl! $390 Ie paid, will buy a highest grade fancy mahogany player plano, a brand new one, an Instrument usually priced at $700, We give a bill of sale when only $390 hae been paid us for thie beauty, and In clude a most liberal supply of music rolls, We are selling, also, some cleverly remodeled Pianola Pianos, as they have adequate guiding devices and numer- ous other Improvements A Steck Pianola Plano, used, of course, but not to pe told from new, widely advertised at $900, is now priced at 5335, payments $9 a month, free music rolls Included, A very Jittle more will buy a Weber Pianola Plano, an Instrument exactly like new, but payments are to be ar ranged at $15 a month. Free music rolls, too, Superb Player Planos De Luxe, the very finest yet constructed, tonally and mechanically, Instruments that excel any $1,150 plano to be had, pos ing 5 points of superiority over the next best make. We are pricing one of these inetruments at $585, and a plainer style for $545, paymente $15 a month, free musi rolls Included. Old style Planolas for $65 apiece. A liberal supply of 65-note music Is included, We want them out of the way. THE AUTO-| And last, but not least, the A carload of thei and as baby gri ton, etc, a price Is not $1,750, will be only $965, with more for the very fapolest. T those superfb little Autopiano Baby Grand. superb grande has now arrived. P ch Instrument represents perfection, the exclusive and wonderful Auto-plano featur: finger, the automatic guiding device, five-point motor, t! all to be found in this Player Piano Baby Grand, and the nor even $1,250, but in this sale these instruments $30 additional for slightly fancier cases, and $60 See and try that acme of sweet-toned loveliness, the Autopiano PIANO BABY GRAND long-walted-for Auto-piano Baby Grands! In tone ny All ble striking selector but- the fi he Eilers liberal payment plan applies to Baby Grands as to all other Bpace forbids detatled mention the instruments fn this sale, but to say that every player plano floors In this great b ullding, the marked at corre’ A metal |< le of this kind buyers o 1 ot quickly cept In a nson We aay imply a hurry-up these beautiful instruments. We only one way to do business quicl t ices, Relentless, promising, price reductior Prcasion is presented, Never hav planos been obtained for and never again will the » extraordinary savings { these instruments will be subs Hivery instrument {n this sale is accom- panied by the strongest worded guaran ever lasued. It means satisfaction to every purchaser or money cheerfully refun¢ Write or telephc for descriptive {lus- trations and photo graphs of these in struments. This sale will be over in very short order, so act quickly. The Pioneer House Eiler Building 3rd and University institution of its kind on Puget so pondingly low pri after and thus this ct to examination and free trial of atl of suffice It on two Breatest Selling of Regular Pianos Continues Unabated—See These and Others from there few In come at will om know of kly, and © modern so. little vy be had in price. » shipped Another Most Expensive Style, $295.00 it go at TR PARI dier ca home French and dri to ser because going ti disclose CAS BO\ ANI Get | Colds any pa overco! action of pois and yo head a what b rets w cleanse remove and fo’ bile fr the co: poison Rem get rid carets tem. | drug s dren. thartic needed little s DON” THE ¢ ‘When calling health gists: I wil furnt Ask Physic!