The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 22, 1914, Page 2

STAR—TUESDAY, DEC, 22 1914 PAGE 2, BUSY CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS Will Save Money—Besides They’ll Find Gift Selections Easy at |JOHN PANTON CO. SOE acs Toa HIM” f mers Pajamas and Night Shirts VERY LOW PRICED $1.50 Flannel Pajamas $1.19 Just received a new shipment of neat pat terned Flannel Pajamas, which we have priced very low. Made with silk fro military collar style and in all Worth $1.50 a suit, Special $2.00 and $2.50 Pajamas $1.65 Striped Madras and Solesetce Pajamas, made by the “Universal” Co, A large as: sortment to choose from, You can sure ly please him by selecting any one of them. Extra good quality will make & fine gift, Worth $2.00 to $2.60 a sult special $1.65 Men’s $1.00 Flannel Night Robes 85c Heavy Flannel Night Shirts in pink or blue stripes, Extra large and full length re Sizes 15, 16, 17 and 18, Regular $1.00 aaing "variety es, special plain and figured ¢ a8 |SILK SOX Very Special Values at 50c A poea k nm unusually good | value in a heavy fibre silk sock, In HERE IS AN INTERESTING LIST THAT WILL SUGGEST YOU “WHAT TO GIVE Xmas Hosiery Two-Toned Silk Hose Two-toned effects In gray, tan, pur ple, black and white, heliotropa ete, This style is a very popular Priced at. $1, $2.50, $2.75 $1.00 Silk Hose for Handkerchiefs hand done and are 59¢ one. at The. Very special A tine Silk Stocking, with lisle garter top, double heel and | Regular $1.00, In attractive quality All pure Linen Handkerchiefs, with hand corners in dif. ferent colore or 3 for $1.00 elabor- embroidered Be each, avant Men’s Neckties | "3 A man always Tie, no he Xmas box. § welcomes a miatter Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, already tally priced at 85¢ ately hand embroidered, Box of 4 “Guaranteed Sateen Petticoats “000 "" ENGLISH possible to mention all the wonderful Toy values we can ite out of our thousands of toys of all descriptions. We mention here only a few to give you an idea of the wonderful variety we have, ALL AT LOW- EST PRICES. ES, Character Dolls Santa Claus Maske “Campbell Soup Kids,” $2.25, $2.75, $3.50 15 ¢ Ae 7 Just Ike ine ruddy, jolly old fellow Other Dolls of all descriptions, dressed and undressed 10¢ to $12.50 Indestructible Dolls Real Baby Dolls, of indestructible ma- terial, They are very Nght. Can be washed and scrubbed to the children's delight. ‘They have dimples and wrin like real babies, They last a life Priced at $2.25, $2.98, 85.98 never- stripes, The Useful Gift A new lot of Sateen Underskirts, | in black with accordion pleated ruf- | SEWING SETS fle, in plain black or black and white | stripes. These Skirts are guaran-| Attractively arranged in leather cases. Nothing could be more use teed to wear for 6 months, If they | do not wear that long # new skirt | ful and appropriate. Priced at will be sent you direct from the | $1.25 up to 9S¢, $1.25, $1.49 Jeweled Combs Jeweled Combs and Pins in tortoise shell and amber, with rhinestone and colored mountings, at +++ @5¢@ to $2.48 ]/ All Sorts of Mechanical Toys | Slow and Speedy | Motorcycle Policemen. . 98¢ Polka-dotted Red Beetles. .49¢ Green-winged Flies 25¢ | Skidding Motor Cars......25¢ Auto Busses A9¢ Aeroplanes 25¢, 49¢, 59¢ ani Toe See-Saws Performing Monkeys : Performing Bears ... ‘ And hundreds of others. The famous priced at A wonderful array of Ties tn alt colors and designs, tn stripes, figures, etc... in’ th Very newest. and ‘smar * combinations, He is sure to | back, tan and navy like one of these blue, Special, 25¢ Men’s Knit Wool Gloves | Handkerchiefs Knit Gloves in gray, black und mixtures in blue, red, en, tan, ete. Formerly 25¢ Men's Fleece-Lined ~eather Gloves $1 Hove in tan “lined and ced at 81.00 Toy Villag Wells, with ets. Two «iz SP¢ to $1.27 1 water pump and buck ceeceees ADE and OS A BC Blocks Je, 126. Lde, 16 Picture Blocks The and SMe Race Tracks or Merry Go Rounds 19¢ ‘0 $1. a5 Soap Bubble Sets AS, Tope at..... Be and toe Patrol Wagons, Fire Engines, Hone | Carts, Hook and Ladder Wagons, Coal and Ice Wagons B5e¢ to $2.98 Art Goods Our Faney Goods Department has been moved from the bal cony to main floor, center aisle. There {s still a good assortment of fancy pillows, pin cushions, table covers, laundry bagn, eto, All marked at closing-out prices Fancy Cream & Sugar Sets China Sugars and Creamers tn & number of designs and colors; pink, lavender and green flower effects, A fow salta and pep- pers in the lot. Very 25c Special, set TOILET SETS In silver plate Manicure Sets or Brush, Comb and Mirror Sets. Plain | or engraved at 95¢, $3.60, \ $3.75, $4.48 and. $4.50 Military Brush Sets $2.25 Children’s Brush, Comb and Mirror factory Men's Pure Linen Handker- chiefs, with % and ‘4-Inch hem. Priced at. c Another quality, of pure Linen Handkerchiefs, a shade heavier, at.....25¢ | Men's Handker- chiefs, with Longfellow ini- tial, 15¢ each, or box of 6 for » She white and gray, at Initial 1.00, $1.25 and 61.50 Unlined Leather ae Gloves Good quality, heavy stitched tan Driving Gloves, priced at .. Stik Muftiers tn diac ‘ From 11 a, m. to 3 p. m Soup Consomme Jardiniere Meat Roast Turkey, Oyster Mashed Potatoes Cranberry Ribbons Christmas Ribbons in red kreen or striped red or green. 6 and 10-yard bolts. Price, bolt $0¢ ; Children’s Imitation Ermine Cunning Sets Imitation Ermine, neckpleces with fur ball trim- ming. Muff finished with neck cord and ribbon, Spectal, set Dainty Aprons of lawn, dotted Swiss, dimity, net, etc.; trimmed with embroidery and lace inser- tion edge, ribbon bows, etc. Priced trom— 25c * $1.25 Desk and Traveling Dressing . +e? Boys’ or Girls’ Flannel Pajamas 65¢ Outing Mannel Pajamas of good weight, for boys and girls from 4 to 14 years of age. Colors are abso- dutely fast. Priced spectal, sult, Be $1.00 and $1.25 Unajamas for Boys and Girls at 85c Suit Unajamas, so well kno’ mothers, will POPULAR SONG HITS Front Balcony 10c All 15¢ Musio—Spe- Bath Robes cial, a copy Made of Beacon flannel In figured designs; pocket; satintrimmed collar; cord tle at waist; in pale blue, pink, gray, Alice blue and eg Navajo effects. All sizes— “|| $2.98" $5.98 Sauce Buy Your Little Girl a Rain Cape We have them, of best rubberized sateen, in navy blue or red. All sizes .. $1.98 English Plum Pudding with Brandy or Hard Sauce All for 35 Leather Mounted Folding Traveling Clocks. Dark green or black leath- er, A most acceptable Xmas gift. Priced at $1.48, $1.75, $2.75 Gilt and Silver Clocks Clocks of Pompeian gold and silver finish. Hand engraved. $2.25, A Glove Certificate ‘The most practical and always accoptadle gift to give Can be had at any amount, redeem- able until used. Merchandise to most for to- Iseued to any amount. Goot until redeemed. Practical an@ always appropriate, ———-@) dits who killed San Francisco clerk. President favors reconsideration | of senai ratification of safety-at- pact. loating cakes of ice seen in the taxed fails to reach agreement. Brig. Gen. John Beatty dies at London’s annual auction sale of Columbus, O. Pribilof sealskins postponed. Japan won't send warships to San Brig. Gen. Bell leaves Vancouver, | Francisco fair. to take command at Galves-| Newspaper ads used to fill Chi- cago election jobs. Judge E. N. Bonflis, formerly of Denver, dead at Los Angeles. Judge George Donworth speaks) », at Y. M. Tuesday night. Was Columbia. | ton. Holiday Buying a Profitable Pleasure | tion ands $1,000 to oes Wets’ fight on Arizona prohibi-| New gravity water system gives Fred Murphy, emuggier, gets one!tion law carried to Los Angelos| Chehalis net profit of $1,202.39 for maver, dead at Los Angeles. ree In fire in Los Angeles November. labor trouble ami-| Public service commission's on | Mexican section. , year in county Jail. | federal court [Ne . ry uses 4,900 barrels of ofl per month. cabiy settled der reducing Roslyn coal rates sus | Cured fs'6 to 14 Whatcom Falis mille resume op-| tained by court. |. Piles Cured Ant 6 to 14 Days GOING-OUT-OF-BUSINESS SALE | =s=== : sg gat etl eee A boris ye ase AN Admiral | perl eeer i Sthaes homed wat eat nd Skater AMUSEMENTS Everything a man wears but his shoes can be found in large and pleasing array at sensationally-low prices in this greatest of Seattle’s clothing sales. | HELD AS GERMAN SPIES |Dewey'’s flagship, sails from British subject, allowed to return) PANTAGES n the Emu, an unregistered | Charleston, 8. C., for San Francisco to Victoria. was wrecked off the north | fair February 15. | BUILOING SUBMARINES THE MIKADO’S OWN JIU JITSU TROUPE coast of Vancouver Island, at Pa R. H. Davis, 30, son of wealthy, THE HAGUE, via London, Dec jehena Bay, H. Godfrey, O. J. Baton) Oakiand merchant, commits sul-/22—That Germany is building 40 jand Carl Harger, three American cide. new 900-ton submarines was learned citizens, had their boat, guns and | wigy night here today. This will give the all boy ved Pe oe waver and! vartetta, Oklo. kaiser 95 submarines. It was stated were deporte: hey arrived in Se. raft are of the latest | cog J. W. hart, builder that the new ci In a marvelous exhibition of J attle Monday. They were taken | rest auto, dies at San Antonio and most improved model. anese wrestling sr riders arrested at of for German spies by the Canadians. | San Francisco broker faces trial Soey pemavenenere "itor accepting account of customer Green shingle mill at Quilcene! closes. 1c and 20¢ $20.00 Kersey and Chinchilla $15.00 Blue Serge and fancy $20.00 Fancy Serge and Fancy facing for new court house }ieadinn aa aidan foaae ‘Snow in Fairbanks not deep| Overcoats $10.75 Cassimere Suits 25c Fancy Boxed Neckwear... 50c Fancy Boxed Neckwear $1.00 Fancy Boxed Neckwear... $1.50 Fancy Boxed Neckwear... $3.50 French Flannel Shirts $5.50 Sweater Coats... $6.50 Sweater Coats ; $8.00 Sweater Coats..... $10.00 Smoking Jackets. . Js10.00 Fancy Toilet Set, im solid leather case . $7.35] $1.50 Fancy Negligee, with French cuffs... $7.95 Cheviot Suits .. $1.15 50c Fancy boxed eae we asOPY 3 in a box (initial and plain) at $5.00 Bath Robes.. Js20 Sole Leather Silk and Opera Hat Case. $11.95] Jewelry, Leather Goods, Full Dress Mufflers, Silk Handkerchiefs, fancy boxed Garters and Arm Bands—all at Going-Out-of-Business prices. EXTRA SPECIAL IN HATS $5.00 KNOX HATS New Fall Blocks $2.45 Our entire stock on hand of Knox Derby and Soft Hats—This fall’s latest shapes—at less than half price. $5.00 KNOX HATS New Fall Blocks $2.45 Veith-Cammack Co. Second at James GOING-OUT-OF-BUSINESS SALE Second at James Gus Lunberg, |. W. W. agitator, gets 20 days in stockade Gov. Strong of Alaska given! Iuncheon at Chamber of Commerce. LIQUOR MEN GET SIGNERS Approximately 4,500 signa- tures were filed with City Comptroller Harry Carroll Mon- day, to be checked up on Initia- tive measure No. 18, the brew- ery and hotel men’s liquor bill, to be presented to the legi ture for submis: to the peo- ple at a newselection. The names were contained on 288 petitions. A total of 32,000 signatures must be filed with the secretary of state by Jan. uary 2. 8. Mariposa, Alaska Christmas| . returns, |CALL SPECIAL MEETING A spectal session of the council | was called for Tuesday afternoon ake action on the sale of $829. ) bridge bonds, which Carstens & | Earles, investment brokers, have agreed to purchase upon a decision of the supreme court that the bonds are valid, The supreme court de cision was due Tuesday British 8. 8. Antiloc've arrives | from Liverpool | Home of Mise Evelyn Reed, | Bellevue ave., robbed | Craftsman Bungalow Co. of Seat- | tle lands half-m{liion-dollar contract from Belgium Minority stockholders of Wash-| ington Oil Co, hold meeting, Palm saloon, 126 First ave. S., won| bed George Evans, 24, and E. Millard,| held as shoplifting suspects | 1613 ELSEWHERE BEY U. 8. supreme court ta | until January 4 { | Kathleen Dunsmuir, prominent! |Canadian, leaves Vancouver for | | battle front to drive ambulances, | | Examination shows 17 Pierce jcounty cows affiicted with tuber! | culosis. | | Millions of trout hatching at Lake! | Whatcom hatcheries, | Anti-trust suit against | Valley line dismissed V. W. Fowler admits own of hat dropped by one of three Legigh| | hip ban| C. J. Jones, general freight agent Southern Pacific, dies. New co-operative fruit and ve; table cannery planned at Chehalis. Conference called to decide whether deckloads on steamers passing through canal should be KEYSTONE Comedies Class “AX” Theatre Third at Pike. 5 Cents. Choice Pork Back Bones. 10 Ibs ce Choice Shoulder Pork Roast. . Round Steak... . [c Choice S Choice T-Bone Choice Lam Cream Cheese . 1 §c Look for U. & Purple stan t signifies purity and quality Wednesday Specials: for .. 2 "12:¢ Choice Steer Ribs 18¢ American Full Shoor open until 6:2° © .| mates in state institutions. enough to even permit sleighing Heavy increase in number of in- Loew’s Empress ‘The Mary Garden of Tess SOPHIE TUCKER —AND- eR ATTRACTIONS —5 10c and 20c A FEW RESERVED FOR 2he Cc. C. Crawley, Everett barber, tries to kill Deputy Allen when the latter attempts to collect persona! tax. Arthur Lewis, retired furniture dealer in Everett, ends life. auto of W. i Jackman, in Belling- ham RIOTERS GET $100 FINE AND 30 DAYS EACH Although Sam Mozler, of the New York bakery, on Second Jave. S, would not appear to prose | cute the men who {nvaded his store {iast Thursday night for food, Judge Gordon Tuesday morning gave each! of the 18 men caught there a term of 30 days in jail and a fine of $100, | All the men pleaded not gullty to| |the charge of disorderly conduct They claimed they had merely re- pg quested bread, but had made no demands or threats, and that the| I proprietor was not averse to help-| @ | ing them out when the police arrest- | ed them. N “Why should we be punished,” |asked one of them, “when the man M | whose private property we are ac- cused of taking does not prosecute, AY us?” D With four or five exceptions, the fmen are American-born, Two of | them are under 21. They gave their names as follows: James Malley Frank Thomson, August Ripperger, Paul Kapco, M. M. Moore, George Wilson, Asa Chapman, Charles Me+ Allister, Eugene Walter, Homer Matthews, Tom Moore, A. Lundress, Wm, Gunther, E, M. Delmore, Ray Hamlin, Eugene Hanlon, Pred Smith, Fred Nelson, proprietor OZ=“2A<H <PUNCHSU ZhVO