The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 11, 1914, Page 10

UBLIME.. F Powder ADE from Pure Cream of ‘Tartar, the product of the Sublime grape Sunny Italy nothing but wholesomenoss without a trace alum No more soggy bis cuits and heavy pastry! 25e and 45¢ the can At Your Grocer's bas Sublime Coffe Sublime Syrup, Sublime Mincemeat, Sublime Spices and Subli Extracts, grocer give Help the ent and yroll! let you a substitute! pure food move! batld up Seattle's Vittucci Importing Co., 309 Occidental Avenue. Elliott 2 your ACCEPTABLE CHRISTMAS GIFT Nice 6 t 9-Pound SALMON 4 tn pertect con- foe and re-toed Seas company until dest! a datly by expr 9 te reached YWHERE IN UNITED STATES harges. Propald. $1.25 PACIFIC SALMON CO. own Office B01 Northern Bank ‘wattains, 4th and Pike = SEATTLE * BULL BROS. Jus: Printers go1? THIRD AlN 1043 nat yaAN SERENO PAYNE DIES SUDDENLY AT WASHINGTON | WASHINGTON, Dee. |eudden death of Rep. Sere a | Payne of Auburn, N. Y., Fda mo | was the leading topic of discussion Fee eid am. ide, Bee ee:| among the lawmakers here today. | Sunday Payne had served 15 terms in| Gotucde: u congress with but a single break, Ee er “eam % sense webet| following the dient of them, and was one of the best Known men in| eee ate 2008. _ Prive Ste Downe Tee | Washington. | Ho was seemingly quite well but| a short time before his death, chat- | ted with friends tn the lobby of the | Portland hotel, and had retired to | his room when the office received [a sudden summons from him by} telephone for help. He died, seated in a chair, Just as an attendant entered his room. It was belleved he was a victim of} heart disease. Congressman Payne was a repub Yj | lican.- He was 71 years old. One lot of Fancy Calendars and | Beautiful Pictures. Also some | Statues. For sale cheap. 11.—The » NAVY YARD ROUTE 20 E | Steamers HM. B. Kennedy ond Toariet +, 620 Dom 7 | mittee today to escort Payne's body | to Auburn, where burial will be) made, and Vice President Marshall appointed @ senate committee to at- tend the funeral. ENGINEERS WILL MEET The monthly meeting of the Se attle section of the American In- titute of Electrical Engineers; Tuesday will be addressed by Chairman Reynolds of the state) | publto service commission on “The | ibility of Engineers to the The meeting will be held in the assembly room, Chamber of Com- merce, Central building, at 8 p. m. George R. Howe of Norway, Me., is planning to build on « hill in that town a fire-proof house, entirely of stone, steel and glass. The floors and stairways will be of solid glass, To Put on Flesh and Increase Weight A Physician's Advice Most thin people wat from four to aix (wants you to visit her big 11915 expositions at San Diego ‘(opens Jan. 1) and at San Francisco. She invites you to partake of her offering of} ‘SUNSHINE, FLOWERS and| ;RECREATION. The most delightful way to go is via the 10-W.R. &N. “Line of the Shasta Limited” AND Southern Pacific The Route Is One of Scenic! Grandeur. tly and keep oan to say that this te the nature of the Individual, It tent Natures way Thin folke thetr pow- oy them gain a single ° All the fat-productng food juat stay in *hi pass from the bedy until they i tatty thelr blood can absorb them them all about the body—something, too, that will moltiply thelr red blood cer. | pu and inorease their blood’s carry. | tnatitutions get water solid, fat-making food | AMENDMENTS PROPOSED BY COUNCILMEN If the people approve the charter amendment proposed by the coun ter or light or any other city.owned commodity given away free to an) one. At present, the Y. W. C. A. gets and some water at reduced rat for nothing. The proposed amendment, to be | voted on by the people in March,| was sent to the corporation coun- sel Thursday for legal opinion. Another proposed amendment ts to permit the council to pass an emergency measure over the veto of the mayor. Over protests of several property owners, the street committee of the counci! Thursday approved the new assessment rolls of Pike place, which provide the payment of $2,600 by the city for the public market. The committee also approved the following: Paving of East Pike st., $22,000; River grading East $6,000. A new hearing wt! on the Auburn place paving be- cause the assessment $200 short. Leary ave. is now open to traffic. It ts the connecting highway be tween Fremont and Ballard. The improvement work was ordered by the city council on July 2, 1909. It was completed recently. Fir st, A patchwork quilt which hee taken 40 years to make is one of the exhibits which members of the London Adult School union are showing at the Memortal building London. of Market Today Prices Paid Producers tor Vegetables nad Frett. ted Gatly by JW Oregon onions le Loe Cauliflower, per dom. The finest of railroad equip- ment and the attention of courteous, efficient employes, |?*'*"\"¢ bination of wx of the mont eff | powerful flean bullding elements known For California literature and|to chemistry. It is absolutely harmions, 4 rtully effective, and full information call at 4 CITY TICKET OFFICE, 716 Second Ave. Main 932. H. L. Hudson, D. F. & P. A, pounds a week. Bargol i# sold by Ba tell Drug Co. Swift's Pharmacy and wher good Gruggiste everywhere on « positive muarantes of weight increase or money back.—-Advertisement. SHANGHAI COMPANY We carry a complete line of Christmas Goods. Come and see them. Special Offering—The Most Exquisite Hand-Embroiderd Gold Thread Dragon Cushion Tops, size 21x21, for $1.95 only. Worth $5.00 Just the thing for your Xmas gifts SHANGHAI COMPANY 1323 THIRD AVENUE SEATTLE, WASH. Opp. Postoffice Local celery - J cr | ® aw Malaga per bit ( ries, per hox Price’ Poultry, Veal and Pork Eeee “a Old roosters, live Hens, over tbe. Mens 2 Ibe. and Pork, good block home. | Selling Prices for But | Cheese | (corrected daily by the Bradner Co.) Fees s ter, E cll, there will be no more free wa | Park sanitary fill, | STARK—FRIDAY, DE! OUR-YARD, SHOE-TOP FLARE SKIRT, DIP COATS, AND SUSPENDER ARE FASHION'S LATEST MODES; HERE ARE THE FIRST PICTURES OF 1915 STYLES Dame Fashion’ rintmas gift to lovely woman is a glimpse of the! modes of 1915. The new modes which have just been revealed to an anxiously walt- ing public by the National Cloak, and Skirt association, as abled in Toledo, O have the |*Made in America” label, but it's many @ moon since the Rue de la |Palx has sent anything so chic, so | | meeting of the Cloak, Drese and Skirt Manufacturers asso- elation, | smart as the modes exhibited at Toled The most the 1915 modes is the skirt, It bas Increased from a gentle ripple to a mountainous billow; it has receded from the ankle to the shoe top. But it's chie and {t's cute, and jis very daring and naturally it's |very popular with all upto-the styles wome: Not all the skirts in fashion’s | pageant ripple or flare, howeve: Two of the modols {ilustrated are nade on straight Iine designs, but voth were very popular at the re- ent fashion exhibit. Dark blue poplin ts used tn the upper fliustration. The suspenders that uphold the |full gathered skirt are its distinc tive feature. White silk revers trim the cuffs nd collar. In the lower picture a chic little |ault in shepherd's plaid is shown. | The particularly French touch about It is the red velvet belt and | collar and cuffs and the vivid vel vet that bands the rather wide skirt. 1915 fare } | 1 |SAVED BY A THREE BROTHERS, Ark., Dec. |11.—While Pink Collins, a farmer, be held | was walking on a cliff he slipped, and il headlong over the biuff. rolls were | Only a miracle saved him from be-| | ine dashed to pieces on the road | 126 feet below. Collins planged tn- to a load of hay which was passing beneath him and was unhort for a light shaking known as Dead Man's Bluff since Hood Frazier fell off it in 1911 and | was killed instantly. | The British coast Is so well pro- tected with lighthouses that if « ship satied right round England Scotland and Ireland by night, only jartiing thing abont| | | 2 11, 1914, PAGE iv, ’S A MESSAGE FOR YOU DIRECT FROM THE FRONT Never before has the Hoffman Cloak & Suit Co. offered you such Suit, Coat or Fur values as are now set before you. You'd better buy now whether you feel the need of one or not. The Most Reckless Price-Slashing Ever Witnessed Anywhere!! And Why? Simply Because Hoffman Must Vacate by January Ist, Absolutely Going Out of the Retail Business. Hoffman told me to m ark the merchandise at a price that will sell it. I marked it at “prices” that will talk. A single look at the bar; gains quoted below will show you how I have SLAUGHTERED THE HOFFMAN CLOAK & SUIT CO.’S PRICES. You will by values here that will surely open your eyes. $5 in many instances will buy 10 worth. By all means be here. Come. $10,000 stock of Alaska Furs including Mink, Fox, Water Minks, Muskra these prices 8, etc, on sale a thing offered elsewhere. $100 Alaska Mink Collar..$42.50 $96 Alaska Mink Muff $36 Black Fox Pleces $15 Binck Possum Pieces, $10 Red Fox Pleces $15 Civet Cat Pieces $20 Binck Pony Muff $16 English Hare Plecen $20 $40 Jap Mink Pteces 0 Jap Mink Ptece ; 00 Alnska Black Fox, ful ins, finest exhibition set { Northwest, cut to Imported Coney Pieces $5,! ++ $150.00 ALASKA FUR COMPANY t 1-3 to 1-2 off $126 Brown Marmot Lon: | eut to $1.95 95 jength in the $18 Reversibie Fancy Fu: 1316 SECOND AVENUE Just to Keep the T. workmanship, per sult Unparalleled Holiday lore Werking—SPECIAL OFFER—Wome Bargains that will make it pa hold goods until Christmas. regular price. Look at the Furs and compare the values with any- 5 Hudson Seal Long Cont... $50 Long Brown Coney Coi $10 separate Scarfs or Mufts Women’s Suits, Coats, Furnishings and Bath Robes for Saturday $16 Taflored Coats and Suits $20 Tailored Coats and Suits ... $25 Fancy Novelty Coats and Suit: $25 Fancy Novelty Coats and Suits... $3 Hate ... $5 Women’ $4 Jersey Sweaters . $12 Tune Skirt $15 and $20 Mer and $7.50 Rubber Coa! $10 Silk Slip-ons $3 Kimonos . $2 House Dresses ... . Fancy Chiffon Silk Blouses $2.05 $3.95 HOLIDAY GIFTS Note $62.50 « Coat ‘out $32.50 at $29.50 ue Fur nd $2.95 $3.95 jets $7.95 $10 Pagific (Seattle Mills) Sweater EVERYTHING REDUCED FOR ulte and Coats, cut to measure, in the Hoffman System, guaranteed y to come a hundred miles to purchase. A deposit will DOORS OPEN AT 9 A. M. THE HOFFMAN CLOAK & SUIT CO. 1316 SECOND AVENUE I. WASHMAN, Quick Action Merchandiser. i ’ ENGLAND’S QUEENS | | | Ace, | | BY MARY 8B. O'REILLY. LONDON, Dee. 11—Queen Alex.) andra ts far from well. She is not on six occapions would it be where) exactly {II, but seems to be ut | it could not #ee the flash of # light-| foring from a sort of low fever and | house lantern. | Women Feel Young |New Life and Viger for Weak. Nerved, Run-Down People, Is Kellogg’e Sanitone Wafers. 50c BOX FREE Kellogs’s t known rea! nerve | They awak: en your drooping vitallt mbitions of old, or | stay @ nervous wreck—to be “dopey” and peevish; dull, gloomy and irrt 3 Paid Producers for Eggs, king | | (NURSE SUES DOCTOR is frightfully depressed. The king foes to see her every day when in town. The princess royal ie equally de voted, and an entente cordiale has at last been established between England's queens, | The fact is that the queen moth- er’s deafness increases and widow- hood rakes absolute retirement her future lot } For some time there has been Banitone Wafors are the| fear and trembling lest the most! vitalizers. | popular royalty in England estab Wt | ish a miniature court of her own| ¥ man or woman to|@t Marlborough House. Tt fe impossible to disguise the! fact that the rift between Buck ingham Palace and Sandringham House ts wide. LOS ANGELES, thousand dollars asked of Dr. J. H. Nellie May, Dec, 11.—~Ten damages was Johnson by Miss a trained nurse, who filed sult in the superior court loging that he failed to fulfill a promise to marry her. Socialists of Wisconsin, according to thelr own newspaj willing to seek seats in the state legislature, because of the small re- muneration—-$500 for a two-years’ ‘Nak | session table, when Kellogg’ . fore will thrill them the Joy Jand health of life. up and | try these wonder-work Get out lof life the best that life can give, | wither away In nerve-racked | misery and ailing, when this remedy | wil! restore you #0 you're master of -time self. $1.00 © box at mints, Send your namie and addreas today | with six cents tn to help pay | portage and pa @ free fic trial box of Ke Saniton! fers, to FJ. K KK Block, Patt remular $1.00 atx ne Wafers are fo Owl Drug ¢ and Pike et. No free boxes from druggists, anitone Wa ith Br Wa Hott Mich Kellogg's wale in Be- Third ave, | Downtown Evening Class in Principles of Accounting Open to Registration Also Cy Selling rrespondence Course tn 1 Business Efficlency Extension Division University of Washington | HOLDUP BEATS AGED MAN; MAY DIE OF HURTS. Because he refused to comply to the demands of a thug who tried to rob him Thursday night about 7 o'clock, Martin Jobnson, 68, an em-| ploye of the city street department, was so badly beaten he may die. The thug struck Johnsof over the head neveral times with a load- ed slug. One of the blows crushed Johnson's skull The attack occurred in front of the People’s market, on Phinney ave, near Kilbourne at. Two men followed Johnson after he had alighted from a street car. One of them accosted Johnson and | demanded his money. | His refusal enraged the hold-up man, who attacked him, Johnson ts being treated at the Noble hospital. ! FRENCH GAIN 200 | BOY SOMNAMBULIST YARDS THROUGH THE RIGHT TACKLE “PARIS, Dec. 10—Gaine by the French center of from 200 to 600 yards were reported In the official com- munication from the Bor- deaux war office. Artillery duels, it was stated, were still In prog. ress along the Alene and in the Champagne = region. Their general tendency w: sald to be in favor of the allies. MIDDLETON, N. Y., Dee. 11.— | ward Elliott, day in bandages trying to from wounds he received in a with a barbed wire fence night |fore last. He was asleep at time and did not awake until the fight was ended. One wound lay close to the jugw Jar vein, his face and throat were badly torn, and his nightgown bung — in shreds. As a guard against future wan- ings, ElMott said that hereafter the key will be turned on the outside of the boy's bedroom every night. | "A FIX SALMON CHARGE COLD-FILLED SPECTACLES Fitted With Spherical Lenses, §2.50. Examination Free. A charge of. 20. cents. a ton will| be made by the port commission! for wharfage and handling of sal-/ t mon, it was decided Thursday.| BINYON OFTICAL Co., The previous schedule was 1116 First Ave. Dr. Bingen, cents. McCormack Bros. Department Store | Above is pictured the interior of the McCormack Bros,’ department store, Second and James, as it ap- pears decorated for the holidays This store has made special and extensive preparations for Christ- mas and has devoted a_consider- able portion of the main’ floor to the goods that cheer the hearts of | the young folks, Mr. Robert Me Cormack, manager of the stdre, states “We were never better prepared for Christmas than this year, As is well known, McCormack Bros. have a large store in Tacoma as well as the Seattle institution Our buyers were tn the field early and, as the buyers for both stores buy together, no lot of merchandise was too big, provided the price was right. Most of the staple goods which we have in stock right now » bought at least nine months or long before the war scare prices on some lines soaring. “We have had a very successful fall business, in spite of the back ward weather. Holiday business is now opening up briskly, and I an. ticipate heavy Christmas trade. The tendency seems to be this season to buy useful articles for presents, One attractive feature of our store is the fact that we have all of our holiday merchan- dise displayed on our main floor, The public will be conferring a favor on themselves as well as on the store employes by shopping early as possible. To make this particularly easy, we have arrang ed in this store to lay aside any ar ticle desired by the payment of a small deposit, and the gift certifi. cate is also a big aid to the early shopper and also for those who find it difficult to dec hone cide what ae