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

ee a cde se ite iam tlashcies AR—MONDAY, D Star Readers Will Save Money by Shopping at Panton’s Bargains in every department. Your special attention is called to the Ready-to-Wear Section, on the Second Floor You can secure here the biggest bargains in Suits, Dresses, Coats, Waists, etc., ever offered in Seattle. Our Toy De partment, in the Econorhty Basement, offers a most complete array of imported and domestic Mechanical Toys at the lowest prices, made possible by placing orders before the beginning of the great European catastrophe: Cape Gloves, Special WOMEN’S WINTER COATS DOLL HOUSES All Sizes—Second Floor. In stock divided Into Is in the most wanted materials a omprising i color $5.98 $9.98 $16.50 $10.00 values $15.00 value 7.95 values PARISIAN IVORY AND IVOROID TOILET ARTICLES ould more delightt tate ary " ew ple Tor otiows 2." 8% $4.25 $1.98) genus’ “ 69c S89. $149) soe Honys. rworcens, rane” $1.49) Ntesseerssess COG TT Geacten BOXES at 25c) 35c $1.25! > Here prine than Fleece Lined Cape Good quality kid, tan and “toe "B9C White Gloves $1.00 Fine quality White Kid in either dressy or mannish style Attractively boxed and spectally priced for Christmas shoppers at Ae, * PIN CUSHIONS with velvet top CERTIFICATES ANY AMOUNT Lares or Short Flannelette Dressing Sacques 98c pretty shades of tan, pink and Iavend flower design nt, yo a k bound © Specially pr In blue. ent, and if have what y s1.40 sise The S198 ose bon tle. ‘ut Glass Howls, w ones for for TEDDY BEARS Sugar and} :-s: Cream Sets white have them tn Aus Pure Thread Silk with lavend fine Lisle & only, double » heel xtra per pair ¢ Ladies in departme 9 attl BOe || Fike loa stecratl a er aie oh S| —- ones, at 28¢ and ate 3 pairs for Into the Jap the hand-pain FANCY PLATES Reautiful hand-decorated Fruit Plates at prices that wil! surprise you. You can buy them singly, by the half-dozen or dosen. They are not all band-decorated, but most of them are. and the prices are about balf ther real value Prices 40, 600 and pair. ne Ribbed Hose e Price, the pair Ladies’ Union Suits Perfect fitting Pure White Unton Suits, made of quality fleeced cotton sizes @5e. r ee Salad Bowls, all nicely decorated, at @0¢, Be and $1.25 each musios Oe, 1B. ne Union Suits, in « in either gray or white f Unusually good value at Ages 2 to 18 years. AMUSEMENTS ____|JANITOR HELD WOMAN DROPS — Moore sss" AS MURDERER OUT OF SIGHT OF LITTLE GIRL AT LESCHI PARK IN THE LAND OF THE SACRAMENTO, Dec. 7.—Po- lice today are convinced that In the person of David Foun- tain, the church janitor, they have the man who outraged and murdered Margaret Mill- Ing, 10, In the basement of the German Lutheres church Sat- urday afternoon. saere E. E. CLIVE & CO. “QNE GOOD TURN” _ D & CO. + Whore is Mra. Punice J. Gooder secretary of the Ackerson Home Mercer island, wife of Arthur H Gooden, president of Gooden & Co. Insurance brokers? Following a desperate attempt t The Seattle Players in “EAST LYNNE” BARGAIN TONIGHT find” some trace « after a tw days search, the police Monday ad mitted themse he with the an ay place We can save you money on your Coal Bills. Write Associated Coal Tracts Co. 418 Joshua Green Beattie. Bidg. ore than converts were recel church, Dr. A. W ELECTRO si was A close cau, DENTISTS SAN FRANCISCO, Forced by the engine's stopping to land on th in 100 men and ed into Leonard, Lord, to a stiff breeze hydro-aero- narant . hrew it a ferry slit | | | BRITISH REPULSED 22K Gold Crown > Bridgework a Full Set of Teeth Porcelain Crown. . Gold Filling Silver Fillings We do exactly Lady Attendant. lerms to suit All work guaranteed 1% vears ELECTRO PAINLESS DENTISTS tet and Pike, Opp. Public Market Laboring People’s ventists. The Ever-Popular Monologist, church basement, selzed her, and| preparations today to prosecute the fon | y caped from Clarinda, lowa, insane | Home last Wednesday night carry asylum on a lake steamer remembers col prison terms for burglary F ber her getting off at Lesch! park prince of Monaco paid $30,000 es test ernoon intention of steal : chateau st Sissonne and on the to Ko to @ sald shown by the number of women | that it was stil - 7 <= oun mere escape on his mind, but, being un-|t¢ seaboard, from Virginia to | a eens Shakhevskaya, the first wom | MERE’S CHANCE FOR to the scene of his crime by the| ™ile gale. Shipping was paralyzed an aviator to receive a commission | for war service, has left for the| coverer. Part of the board walk at Atlan mention for the number of opera-| LONDON, Dec. 7.—It Is suggest 4 tary hospital at Berck-sur-Mer.| bureau in Europe with the hun fs confined to her bed. | bassy in compliance with the new ABOUT HIS LIFE Why Have the People Used Over he became one, during the closing ‘ D day night at the First Methodist | plains the reason why the people of all nations have used (100,000,000) Boxes of this famous remedy. or for 30 but at one time he when they were 4 t than An excellent re sand Colds xrueves ime) Quinine, telling which wally associated with colds The second or | it does it, you can Ip (reatrog Colds it Is very rmporiant thet the bowels gently without griping. and arouses the effectively by so to just keel people. Whenever theo take one hall the dose for few) tablet cau be broken ot cut 19 h name Laxative *s action (Pac-simile of label on back of Li To Get The GENUINE, Call For The Full Name A" iettiols leading feces waeich as nounced of They expect Fountain to confess ® baffled. i 1. CORBE how he found the child in the| Her distracted husband is making Gcsuke wintt’s b a a strangled her oe ait | Former world's heavyweight cham-| Fountain has confessed as | ate atl Rather, Mra, Gooden left the Ackersor 10c and 206 anylum after having been taken Y there from Mt, Pleasant, lown,|ing a ledger, two parcels, an un | ‘ brella and a handbag. The p | a purse WOMEN ENLISTED (WANTED TO BE SURE“ )0-'ts:x1y somite no served tive VIAN Y| TOS: lecting her fare, but doesn't remem PARIS, Dec. 7—Refore th untain said he had gone down town from the church Saturday aft At | the levy placed by Germany on his sontan | Hier acl ray ees" ani gaye sat QALE ON EAST COAST _— ved prudiapas! dh lost ®°| town itself he hed AB ; # sald. ; heavily they have enlisted women, | friend fly ¢ o age he police eve that Fountain a Eat a i yowe oS **/ had then slain the child, and had|,, NEW YORK, Dec, 7.—The Atlan found among the dead. The Prin-| le to find a rig, was drawn back| Maine, was swept today by a 48 thought that he might escape aus-| The damago will exceed $1,000, U $. TO COIN MONEY picton if he posed as the dis-/ 0 Russian front. A French woman| “* | \; Cit H —--— | tle y was destroyed. surgeon has received favorable om 5 . tions she has performed in a mili-|@¢ Uncle Sam start « matrimonial BILHORN TELLS Queen Elizabeth of Belgium has|4reds of photographs and life his done so much Red Cross work she | tories pouring into the London em | passport regulations Peter Hilhorn, evangelistic sing: | a Hundred Milli B ? er and hymn writer, will tell how : : services of the revival series, Mon: T*: extraordinary merit‘of Laxative Bromo Quinine ex- v church the enormous quantity of over One Hundred Million He has been an evangelistic sing « ert hall After reading the accompanying label from the box of 4 - Laxative Bromo Cough and aiso the feverish conditions and Headache.) a whatit does and how third dose will relieve the Cough and Headache and #!i well withia B oF 10 hours, when the €oid } the bowels thould move wellevery day This preverotiee} UOderstand why this remedy is used so secretions to action Directions ~ Adults TES should be taken smmed { fh me aciantobes Bome per t many millions of igh ce: J sufficrent Cold is releved days Children whore not o'denoughtoswsiiow pitis tne} YOU feel a cold com- Sto Tobe ewaiiowed sof ing on think of the hrist " {2 tablers every or 3 hours vet relieved . Re an oe Argonaut ive Bromo Quinine bos) Bromo Quinine line and at 1 it intoa —but remember there is Only One — dd ««Bromo Quinine CONSTANTINOPLE De B iis ii tempted to take the Turkish post xative romo Quinine between the Tigris and USED THE WORLD OVER TO OURE A COLO IN ONE DAY eavi ‘ da machine Look for this signature ; ith and cor able ammunttion Price 2: = COPENHAGEN submarine U-16 Ebsjerg in a badly ¢ tion. How it suff was not revealed arrived at maged condi d its injuries OF EACH OTHER - More than 20 robberies were | reported to the police Saturday night and Sunday from diverg ent parte of the city. The po lice hopped around on one foot and chased hither and yon, but generally by the time they got to where the last pened a new one w ress a mile away Burglars, in» one n prog hap me instances, be | ansign: | came confused on elr GNE ME Raw! HAW! IM Your SORRY OLD MAN VALUABLES }{ 8UT SOME ONE £9 OL ELSE 15 WORKING = YOUR Let Us Solve Your Christmas merge 4 Kurplus now by the being F representatives has certale t biggent ano-well! of ¥ er's beats. Patrick for {natance, ports he was held up just after left the car at Cowen Park Two dlocks slong another od man bade him halt and ¢ ed «ruffly, “What have you Casey have wan sult of clothe began Carey across with your valua 1 Yer scooped,” guffawed Casey.) “Another felly b I'll fix him; he's in my territory,” growled the thug, and dashed off. | i Gives Her Key Back | \The Baby Upright A spark of chivalry remained IM/ ay, soy of the Past ed) The daintiest of ail « The $626, $245 and rn near her hb of her pure house key he found tn ft didn't want to make her stay in the cold all night After H. MeDonald st., fought off two footpads and flight, ot 4 and fired > - nald’s trouser leg was t ‘ en ¢ ore in al i * a prefer frinked George Schmitz, 2924 ern ay, About 30 cents came for the p saying he out tyles only $318 Thoma, The Chickering vat Is by far the n 209 oat preferable of a them to pianos or gran MeDe wound Tw We up. Ditto tle, 916 BE. EB and his in a movie chase Two revolvers aided A. J. Shor rock's hospitality to two, who got only small change Brasket Rune Away | “1 have neither time nor money, yelled G. L. Rrasket as he ran from two gunmen | Lote of citizens |they had rheun m | were good sprinters | James Downs, 1106 20th 8., loos ened his joints and did 100 yards lin nothing flat, with @ thug 8nD-| for | ping a revolver on a bad cartridge | ‘Three Men Beat Him Up. Gust Allison had no chance to| 9880 Baby Grae |xhow his speed. Three poundé®) gon, |him to a pulp behind the Wash |ton hotel—and got $40 and a watch. | Several arrested Maybe it was the same three who | poun William Devine until h llooked like a plece of hamburger) and then collected $25 from his | pockets. | An tron fist overtook Henry Lou |than and he sprawled on the pay | ment while two probed his pockets. Watch and small change taken. After a thief snatched the purse Jof Mra. C. Harper, Oxford hotel |the Marion st. viaduct, he into a building, downstairs, and ont Western av | Disguised as Insurance Man | A man tried to sell Mike Pitkoe | a new Insurance policy at his home, | $350 2700 10th av. 8, Mike went search ing for an old one in another room.| ever built by Stock | When he came back the agent and| Another one, plainer ltour of Mike's dollars had gone| case | elsewhere. A sportaman angled with a long pole, fitted with a hook, through the transom of C. c Crowley's room, Richmond hotel, Crowle t. Crowley's clothes land rose to the balt Crowley | $1,000 lover town trying to find « tator| $1,050 | willing to sell him pants on Sun-| e9¢ gg-note players, splendid, rich-to day. a A burglar looked in the place| Oue- monte, to ge, enh, at | where every housewite| | hides her house key, and found {t,/ Libbet neces jatJ. F. Kerr's home, 3260 16th av. 8. |He got a diamond ring worth $50 jand a costly gold bracelet | A thief stole a package of laundry |from Wa Sing’s wagon. The thief thought they were clean clothes. Wa {s pleased, The clothes were dirty Visit West Seattle. One of them saw The Master Key” in movies, then used one on |'T. ‘T. Brown's back door, entered and got a lot of jewelry. It hap- | pened in West Seattle. were these others |pers are printing “trench editions,” Miss A. Saxton, 1732 Victoria ay,,|the feature of which ts columns of gold jewelry “personals” telling the men the Morris Meat Co,, 304 Third ay.,| whereabouts of relatives six hams, They arrested Otto Pas-| == — —— ton, laborer, with six hams, The ; hams were Identified by the Ber ALBERT HANSEN \tilion system Key;" trunk Jeweler and Stiveremith Nother “Mast (Miss Kathleen hweitzer's, 1615 ls Now Located at His furs, evening New Store Fighth ave.) gown, ostrich plumes. 1010 Second Ave., Near Madison. FRENCH SOLDIERS = JOYRIDE IN AUTOS|50Ct0$5S LONDO Dec, 7.—Former own-} Call at My OF ers of fine confiscated automobiles] y4.6 py; say that many of them have been! used for joy riding by French offi clals who have managed to keep away from the firing line. WHO'S THE WINNER? PARIS, Dec, 7.—For the dar done by German troops Germany paid Luxemburg $256,000, but she} demands $7,000,000 monthly, tn ac dition to a $75,000,000 indemnit; from Belgium, remulta with D. A. MeKen-| Lenora st ald, 1209 Lenora st., yelled, assaliants fled like they do} at once, f ester, the Steck, or make, me to our store ¢ during this great sale mont every make you can who imagined found they of writing this ure to be day Magnificent Art © Piano, now almost half Cable & Nelson da: Kingsbury, walnut case Decker Player Piano. $275 New as PAPERS HELP FIND SOLDIERS’ FAMILIES Dee. in have LONDON gian soldiers Holland So many Re France, England and lost track of VED Heal Department ©. 7. Kni », the Optometr examine and fit glass T will gua », duplicated ¢ | $1.00 ak DR. EDWIN J. BROWN Optical 0 705 Wirwt Ave. Main Steck Pianola Piano, just like new, one of the most expensive models | $450 Lester Piano, fine mahogany case ’ style, 88-note, mahogany “e585 Five Krell Auto Grand Players, in burt walnut and fancy mahogany cases, lat artists’ reproducing plano bullt in Europe. A splendid | And there) their families, the Belgian newspa- | Gift Problem for You— but just like mew. 81150 Weber Pt Playe Piano, used, course. ply of music rolls free, hange, privilege. The rful offer ever made customers $285 $172 one-half. $650 $550 $750 Another for $400 $465 $350 NEVER SUCH PRICES. NEVER SUCH TERMS. Plano $565 | $335 $242 $132 latest make ned $515) 4... $65 | One Weite Mignon, the most expensive and artistic addition to the music room of Seattle’ Usually sold at $2,000. Now obtainable for nearly Decker Upright .. ro \ \> Almost Unbelievable finest home, Howard Player .... $328, ‘ (good for student) Piano, massive ci rich tone Standard Third and University 'ASK AID OF Dec. 7.—Closing a prayer, NACO graph appeal with th God's sake, help citizens of Naco wired today to Senators As-| hurst and Smith of Arizona, Fall of New Mesico and Smith of Michigan for relief from Mexican bullets, | The message was the result of a meeting of citizens at which the killing of five Americans and the woun¢ 4 40 others by bullets from the belligerent Mexican fac tions at Naco, Sonera, were dis cussed The message stated had appealed tn vain eral government for aid NOVEL MONEY MAKER PETROGRAD, losevitch € a grad by rea¢ us that to the aco fed Dec Trofim living in Petro Idlers’ letters to illite and writing re plies, and by writing love notes for Russian maids. atives BERLIN, Dec, 7.—<( wom en have declared wa con: spicuous attire and the frivolity of how and have issued an appeal to wear only “plain dresses.” | Tuesday Specials: a 1dc Gane Maton 19:c Pag T-Bone 1 8c Choice Veal Choe... 16 Choice Spare 1 Ribs ; 1 2:¢ American Full Cream Cheese . 1 8c Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp. It signifies purity and quality, Shops open until 6:20 p. m.