The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1915, Page 2

STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1915. PAGE 2 4 r “PANTON’S Our Pre- Inventory 1s NOW GOING ON! “ | The entire clea anc c bei ing dis continued dep artment a mplished a i # pretty well broken ‘still remain | witty Thousand Dollars’ ‘Worth | PS H of seasonable ‘le merchandise einged epa vat . offered to y 3 and a 1-4 of our requlat low a. TOMORROW — SATURDAY Will be a bs in every prices. by the to be found day at this department. Do not lose A Final Clearance of ~ Fine WAISTS | Values to $7.50, Now $2.95 busy store—1 this exceptional bargatr pportunity to save mone) Most baie tional waist values—crepe de chin wash silks, chiffons, nets ete., in all colors year's model ). For final clearance, re Values t gardles selon sera aR We RENAE Apron Bargains Coverall Aprons—New style, with English sleeves, pocket and belt all the way round, of percale, in all buttoned fastening Coverall wn the Apron, Coat belt front Fine Neckwear, including collar and cuff sets Vestees, high and low neck guimpes, fancy collars, Good ns’ of Black Saeeea ete. Some are of plain hemstitched lawn or net, some A ris ag ot aA aitice wore of allover Venetian lace, others embroidered, etc. Val prons, fo . ore office work, ues to $1.25. To make room for new stock, 49¢, priced from 25¢ to W& A Startling Sale ” == |adies Trimmed Hats Undoubtedly the greatest sale of millinery th season. !t would be difficult to find values that ven approach the ones contained in this trimm hat sale They are made of the highest grade materials, in the smartest and most approved styles of the season. Trimmed with ostrich feathers, fancy stickups and flowers sewhere they would be high as $10.00. Your choice Saturday $1.00. At Special Prices For Saturday Hoye’ Overalls Se Pair Blue Denim selling of smal $1.50 Grade He: Pa Overs sizes ¢ Biack Stockings for The WARNER LaceFront Corsets A Corset that is all that it should be n shape, service and appearance minses tn Merode Silk and Wool Mixed Underwear At 50c A new model just received for the average figure, with medium bust and long skirt Material is of coutfl and Garment is trimmed with embrotdery. Roned batiste flap under the front lacings White wool, white merino Fo me supporte attached Price and white si! tights; and styles, in values that regular- ly seli for $1.00 and $1.25. At the special price of 50¢ a garment Discontinuing Prices on Notions and Fancy Goods “The Vine" Collar Support ers, Se card of 3 for R¢, Se Asbestos and we xed A Corset for the average figure with low bust and long skirt. Embroider trimmed tra quality of coutil u in this model. Boned batiste flap un jer lacings. Price $1.50. Discontinuing Prices on Crockery and Hardware white Pepper and Salt Sets, ° 4 KE eitet Formerly $%c, Now broken sizes Discontinuing Prices on Wash Goods, Com- forters, Etc. Luncheon Sets Machine scalloped in set of six plate dollies, six tumbler Iron and Ket- Te pair tle Holder 3¢. All Carving Kn’ 4 Sets doilies, 1 center piece. Rang. % off regular pric ing from $1.29 to $3.75, ware 5e double covered Silk Hat Sait formeriy %6e¢ formerly $1.75 to $5.00, Some Wire, card of 8 yards for 8¢, “sheseca De Long Hooks and Eyes, cara %¢. Nickel Plated Stee! Safety Pins, card 2¢, Buckle Forms 3¢, are more elaborate than oth ers, but all are on good qual ity nen Guest Towels Fine quality Linen Hue Towels, with hemstitched end and embroidered Onbinets of wood with wers. Formerly 69¢ Bread Bourds of hard h fan wreath or Ironing Wax, dozen 5¢, borders. Formerly Asc and Button Molds, dozen B¢ rge Cc roles ane need to b¢ and rv Lai Asse! be. and 5e¢. Formerly now m4 i # Collar Buttons, dozen 5¢, Forme 1 5, now All Cluny Table Linen Kob-l-noor Dress Fasteners, cermery new Desesie Beatto ead emai Doilies % off card J¢. 1107-1111 SECOND AVENUE my Baseme Enos parvo] 30,000 DEAD, 100,000 HURT Sale| IN EARTHQUAKE: VOLCANOES An extra severe durability and long life test has proved to us beyond a doubt that there is one electric lamp we can well afford to guarantee: EDISON MAZDA LAMP he latest in strong filament wire drawn Mazda lamps; made for ia service, Reduces your light bill just one-half. Phone Main 502. We deliver Edison lamps to your door and guarantee them—Main 502. ~ SHOW SIGNS OF ERUPTION Bargains for Saturday $4.00 NOISELES PRIKING BAG PLATFORM $2.85 { cle trikir vag platform, the light ™ t est made. Ideal < home or apart ent. Quick eure heumatism Saturday, only $2.85 Waterpre o en, th $ Pear-Sh $2.85) ihe rss good quality fastening; pure $1.65 Boys’ Napatan oxt-wearing boy's shoe that $2.00 Pure Worsted Wright & Ditson Atile fet pa meemceee ons: BGO i we cemae eet tele eae $5.00 and $6.00 Roys’ All-Wool Mack and $3. 75 aTg CLOSING OUT = HARDWARE Bin. and 10-in. Stillson— 58c brown 5e Keys— lc Pass the Landers, Frar Butcher and Knive 75 10-02. Carpenter's Apron 48c 25e O'Cedar Polish 4-oz 19c Sever reat vottle pockets ‘e-in to lin Flat-Head Bright Screws 12¢ per gross PIPER & TAFT 1117 SECOND AVE. 25e Miller Padiock with two 12c Sivas tec. ee keys Close Saturdays 9 P.M. Store Opens 9A. M. Fomvwen. 191% BY > EWIPAPER Er eremmy: ass (ATION ——m mad BULL BROS. Jusi Printers 1013 THIRD AIN 1043 aan | Thy Capture of the first prize for a | | CONTINUED = § joi iret prise for 4 cockerel uni ‘ Rhode Island Red, owned by 7 Brewer Pope Benedict POPE LEAVES THE VATICAN FOR FIRST TIME IN 45 YEARS TO BLESS VICTIMS ROM Jan dict will decline to rematn a prisoner in the is the interpretation placed today t OXBOW CHILDREN GO TO SCHOOL IN t far distan nh Pope Bene Vatic many 16. —The time ts no churchmen n of His Holiness nigh isiting St. Martha's HESE DAYS coe ieee pia; aaa aaa | OONeee ; bqua gave t his blessing Alth h the ix not actually within the Vati rounds, it is consid dents have been forced to vacate. ered a part of the Vatican hey watched the water rise Thus, strictly aking, His Holiness did not leave the They watch oo Vatican First, the basements filled. Then The visit is epochal, however, as no pope has ever left the || the kitchens 0 e nh on Vatican proper, even to go to St. Martha's, since Pius IX. de They fle wto the bedrooms. Still * clared himself a prisoner in 1870. Rie water rest | Upon the beds, they hopped ary depots, were in such abape that) igner and higher rose the water the Big ; they could be moved swiftly to % j CONTINUED points where they were most] They then dec He it men: tae t » ed esall away in rowboats and im pro- ( needed a ; ‘ FROM PAGE 1 Special Trains Carry Injured vined rafts NRA Arnre trains are held in the Go to School In Boats atricken district t ah the Injured Every morning you can see tremor which wrought destruction, fo Rome as tapidiy as they are|boats and rafts loaded with kids in material ivxen out of the debris, Military/0n thelr way to school, For the 2 cugineers are operating these trains| Children, there {s great sport: but ment Is pressing land regular schedules have been|! doesn't seem funny to thetr cue work with all possible speed H lL aidere. . abandoned ‘ ‘ ae but the recov of bodies is pro Tespite the fact that she has| /» fact, Oxbow residents are be- ceeding slowly because of the haz ion confined to her bed, and ia/coMns au ae sain Hee ardous nature of the work blame them? under orders not to leave the palace Sale This is especially #0 at Avazzeno, | Suppose y woke up one of % ere « nase of debri under any circumstances, Queen! iiege cool mornings and, hopping te ane “ power to ald the unfortunates. | pool of water, AE ced She has kept in constant touch|"rne scLaughlin Realty Co. at 7 r ‘ th king raph and |; ed to repair the ayke, bur < pings ‘ov 1 Rome)” Residents then petitioned the n y a ort ime e t satdbene ‘or caring for the injured. lcity council } Bodies Horribly Crushed Queen to Give Clothing | At a meeting of the streets and eg ia All bodies recovered so far have) The queen also has arranged tol sewers committee of council 7 been horribly crnabes and mangled, send quantities of warm clothing|‘Thuraday, a bill appropriating One dollar now is all that is necessary to. dress making identification difficult to women survivors, and her tn-/$i,000 frém the Duwamish local P a At the outskirts of what was once fiuence has been responsible for pretenses district, was recom up. You can pick out any garment in the house, Averzano. established a ety of tenia has been whe r the injured and with the council's ap meeting Friday, it is the throwing open of thousands of| mended, homes to the refugees who are pour-|proval at a for men or women, regardless of price. Pay us the balance at cared for by a ly corps of army ing {nto the elty planned to have contractors on the surgeon Half Million Need Relief |job not lever than Saturday The searchers in Avezzano are It is declared that at least 100! The money is a loan to be re guided in their work by the moans ejties, towns and villages suffered| paid by the property owners of the and cries of th nfortuna M rnd that 500,000 persons need re-|Oxbow district their home Many victims are being re mT The bodies of nea 00 soldier and hundreds of these of in 4 aero, condition | STAY OPEN SUNDAY have been en from the ral lhis is the easiest and most convenient way of the Avert vartacks, Because) Of 150 girls buried when the dressing. If you.want to take advantage of this most of th have been found tn|dormitory of the girls’ college at] rem ¢ ate ‘ very bad condition, all have been avezzano collapsed, only 20 have| Because of the heavy. daily at: | offer, d& not delay buried quickly in a common grave. | peen taken out alive tendance, the anniial poultry ex A gigantic morgue ha The thountalte sprit whieh | bbit In the Commerctal Club build ed at Avezs to permit identi |yormally supplied Avezzano with|!n8, being held under the auspices ation of viettms wherever this water dried up after the tremor, | the Beattie niger seeped se heey is possily Bae aiken <haee Soa 1 n[association, will remain open Su xtr cl identifieation, howexer, being bur-lur keke oe | Special prizes were distributed m a e a oe itickly as possible, owing) “All the fofelgn diplomats here ene ee ' ; i ne ta few days only offering our lot ef to a growing fear of pestilence have tendered their services to the King in Personal Charge relief committer Hot Tea Breaks Men's: Soft Hats which Sid at 1 0 King Victor Emmanuel hay again), ‘Thomas Nelson Page, the Ameri a Cold—Try This $2.00, to clean up, ati.....csecees . endeared himee to hi people by | ‘ ambassador ned his offielal his prompt to the ery ofjresidence to the refugee@ and his Get a small package of Hamburg Central Italy for succor staff is alding the officials when-| preast T. the G n folks He in in personal charge of the : reast Tea, or as the German folk ethos, nm arce of the) ever possible doall it, “Hamburger Brust Thee, PEREND WOR Mothers Sacrifice Lives at any pharmacy. Take oa table He constantly tours the whole) Fragmentary stories of heroic! spoonful of the tea, put a cup of quake zone in an automobile In deeds are heard on all side boiling water upon it, pour through pecting the work of the soldier Mothers everywhere sacrificed a wi ind drink a teacupful at nd directing additional relief mea: their lives to save their children, any time. It is the most effective sR nas Ae’ Miva Aaa ind children made similar sacrifice to break a cold and cure wing to the fact that the army for their parent rippe, as it opens the pores re S s unier arma when the tragedy "Many aypvivore are rondered tom: ieving “congestion, "Al Toosel NSS © 1119-1121 THIRD. AVE,» came, the work of relief has been porarly insane by their harrowing the bowels, thus breaking a cold S 7 rapidly and completel VHtOMM: | experiences at eon Between Senéca and . Spring. tized It is inexpensive nd entire! | Army medical and other supplies, ruiser South Dakota ordered| vegetable, therefore harmless,—Ad which were °c ntrate@ at imilh | es San Francisco to Bremerton.|vertisement,