The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 26, 1915, Page 2

Bankrupt Stock Sale| OF THE LADIES’, SAMPLE SUIT SHOP BANKRUPT. STOCK CORT. SUT) CHEE MURS JOIN THE CROWD AND SAVE $22.50 Suit for $3.98) | $25.00 Coats for $6.98 price $25.00, $25.00 Suit for $6.98 You will find in this lot the choicest Your choice in the lot $6.98 $50.00 Coats for $9.98 This lot includes the choicest Coats, patterns in a variety of colors, that made of finest materials, nicely lined, were priced by Ladies’ Sample Suit and were priced by Ladies’ Sample | Suit Shop to $50.00. Your choice in owe up to $25.00. All will go at this lot | | on the city light and power ‘een ° "ae ie ¢ t athe nh h iT jtween th ‘ Pacific and Atlant plant, on municipal auto busses, en ches 16 hang fefermation that waes, And be talked only three] on an extension of Division A two British destroyers were also | minus 8 ty into Ballard, or on the purchase sunk, the war office has Issued Washington and other prom price, however extortionate rulser was sunk by a torpedo boat In this lot you will find plendid Suits VMN Ck eo weilt Had ety sigub men located in New York and He considers the price tentatively with two shots after the cruiser bad that were priced by Ladies’ Sample - a ia 1 eo ee sd upon, $1,500,000, to be | previously suffered heavily from the : = ers e e atterns of 1woice materials *ricec ‘ancisce } out o: ‘ecelpts o © road in fire of ow a r he ate and $2250. All will go at. one by Ladies’ Sample Suit Shop up to ations and greetings to President | one A German airship which was SLAR—iUbobay, JAN Ivis, PAGE R. C. O. MYERS, the genial Seattle manager for the Pacific States Tele- phone Co., dropped into The Star office late Monday afternoon chock- full of joy and enthusiasm. He had a dozen-page typewritten announce- ment with him about the first telephone conversation, held earlier in the aft- ernoon, between San Francisco and New York. We agreed with him that it was wonderful, all right, but we wanted to know what it was going to cost us to have a talk with the folks back East, now that they had the line up. Mr. Myers really didn’t know that, he said. It hadn’t been decided yet. But today we note that the Pacific company (alias the Bell telephone trust) hooked a’ man named Thompson for $20.65 for a three-minute talk from Frisco to Boston. The Bell company’s telephone rates are the public service scandal of the world. And th: cempany, apparently, isn’t going to let up any in view of this n>w coast-to-coast achievement. In Exrope it costs 20 cents to telephone 100 miles. In the United States it costs 60 cents. !n Europe it costs 46 cents to telephone 500 miles. In the United States it costs $3. The Bell company’s business telephone rate in many American higher than that of Berlin, London, Paris and Stock- holm combined. Personally, we think we'll continue to write letters to the old folks for a while yet at two cents per letter. COMEON, NOW! DALE TRIES IN BERLIN SAYS. WHOWANTSTO VAIN TO STOP. SEA BATTLE | SPENDS20.65? PUBLIC VOTE WAS VICTORY 8SAN_ FRANCISCO, le hen Fred@ri: Jan. 26 Thompson pald the acific Sta Telephone Co, $20 ‘or the privilege of sending hin Kreetings to his mother in Boston jhe gained the distinction of being lthe first person in the country to telephone a commercial message he Uniform opposition to the people voting on any municipal ownership proposition was man ed Monday by Councilman when he succe BERLIN, Jan. 26—Repeating the claim that a British cruiser was sunk in the engagement ively between British and German | squadrons in the North Sea Sunday, and adding the declara jon of the voters’ opinion Thompson's conversation followed | the formal ceremonies w the new transcontinental long distance tele | phone Ine was opened | r hours the of the Seattle, Renton & South ern. The purchase of the Renton line is Dalo’a own pet proposition. Dale's view is to buy the 8, Rh. & S. at any another statement regarding the encounter. | “Well informed Germans declare| aix president at ) they have information that @ battle ©. C. Moore of the Panama Pacific! "put he does not want the people xposition and to others to vote on the proposition, He wants The telephone officials were Jubl-| the council te bas lt direct lant over the manner tn which the|to vote on the proposition line worked. It ts now practically bd civer in a Rage certain that President Wilson will e crulsing along the coast while the battle was in progress confirms this It also saw two destroyers sink, and| noted that the enemy's ships were! badly damaged { resolution was introdu by| Berlin newspapers declare t open the Panama Pacific Exponition the Judiciary committee at the coun-|the engage’ nt as really a brit | by speaking the signal over 3,500) 1) ineeting Monday submitting to/liant victory for the Germans, a miles of wire. the voters an advisory question, | though all exp t at the loss | reading as follows of the battle cruiser Bluecher | “Shall the city councii be | (GERMANY WILL authorized to purchase the Se epi. si naiia SS LT Seattle’s Reliable Credit House Union St Today’s Styles Toda ’ ng 1332-34 Second Ave.—211 Largest Credit Apparel Institution in the United States Initial Showing Spring Suits Our Ladies’ Department is full of the newest spring Styles. Prices range from $22.50 to $40.00. The ma- terials include voile-gaber- dine, poplins, serges, cov- erts, shepherd plaids and fancy suitings in all the popular colors. A Norfolk Suit Special $22.50 Jacket high-cut effect, patch pockets and the finest of tailoring, lined in peau de chine. The skirt is circular with yoke effect. Made in a fine navy French serge. Our No Payment Down offer is good until Feb. 1st Arrange to CONSERVE FOOD: | BERLIN, Jan. 26—The fedoras | council took steps today to con serve the food resources of the em pire against the probability of a $24.50 Dresses for $6.98 You will find in this lot silk and wool Dresses for ladies and misses. They $37.50 Suit for $9.98 In this lot you will find the choicest Styles and the most desirable mate- ‘COLDS, HEADACHE, : NOSE AND HEAD $22.50 Coat for $3.98 $7.50 Dress Skirt $2.98 In this lot will find the best styles and a good variety of sizes and You will find in this lot very iceable Coats, made of good material, as Your cold will break and al! grippe misery end after taking a | dose of “Pape’a Cold Compound” | every two bours until three doses are taken It promptly opens clogged-up jwostrils and air passages in the head, stops nasty discharge or nose running, relieves sick headache, | dullness, feverishness, sore throat, soreness and stiffness Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blowing and snuffing! Ease your [throbbing head—nothing else tn |the world gives such prompt re. | | | Extraordinary Bargains From Our Being-Discontinued Depts.—Economy Basement 4c Standard Prints Just for Wednesday, about 2,000 yards of the best patterns; half bleached; will wear like iron. Regular $1.50 a dozen, For ome day, special............98e Cotton Table Napkins Splendid mercerized cloth Napkins, hemmed; all ready to use. Our regular price was $1.25 a dozen. for one day Without Cosmetics of commeticn wion her arti upon others DOZEN 15 DOZEN If the ZB \oniy knew ¢ ficiality rea would "have the kind of women envy and 8 80 easy to get an ized wax at any drug ee ie ee es ® ne like cold cream and wash It off mornings, And the sults are so remarkable, Gradu Ifeleas cuticle peels off. le flaky particl there's a brand new velvety-soft, of The treat harmless and tv, the wonder man whore «kin In discolored, rough, chapped r pimpled, has not already in In COMFORTERS 1.75. Just for Another Silk Sale A big assortment of Fancy Silks. Goods this lot worth up to 98c a yard. Wednesday...... -39c Boys’, Girls’and Children’s Rubbers Only about 300 pairs left. Perfect Standard About 50 Comforters left, values up to $ Wednesday sisgees oh w it wrinkled women quit pastes and massage creama which mar the skin still more and try this more kensible treatment: Dissolve 1 oz ered saxolite In % pint witoh azel; use as a face bth. Every ine will quickly disappWar.—Adver tisement Let in 4M O O R E — Farwell of | FORBES-ROBERTSON goods. and Wednesday, “Light ‘That brands, and sold everywhere at 50c, 65c and 75c. Price valle Ned, Mat, Friday an sete. Passing © y and Saturda here Wednesday .33¢ Coverall Apron—Bungalow Apron Three Styles.—Second Floor. JUST for Wednesday—this offer is good. 1,000 ; sorted Aprons in a big assortment of patterns. All well made; worth to 69¢c. Wednesday for 35¢, or 3 for $1.00 Limit 3 to a customer. n $2; Wed. Mat., 500 to $1.50 tional Story Th ue TWILIGHT SLERP ’ PANTAGES ITALIAN EARTHQUAKE PICTURES The Golden Troupe War of the Tongs 10¢ and 20¢ Children's Furs & at Half 1107-1111 SECOND AVENUE __|Price | NOW 18 THE TIME TO ADVER TISE YOUR VACANT HOUSES AND ROOMS, USE STAR WANT ADS. rials, all finely lined. Priced by Ladies’ were priced by Ladies’ Sample Suit tons war. ‘esaaaunes ae Ss S €37' 5 S o $24.5 lo ¥ n order was tsane at munict | Sample Suit Shop up to $37.50. You Shop up to $24.50. You can have sated Sait greveek srnaee te the can have your choice at your choice for,......+..++ use of meats and provisions and pr by Ladies’ Sample Suit ae : : Shop up to $22.50. You can have colors, Ladies’ Sample Suit Shep | your choice at....... price $7.50. Your choice for..$2.98 ALL STUFFED UP attle, Renton & Southern, in ao with the terms offered by the receivers?” A rote of the people. legally on the would } theless effect In actual practice If the resolution were answered tn} the affirmative by council undoubtedly the road. If not, the Renton ra | purch: would be indefinitely dropped. The people's vote would have settled the question one way oF another. But Receiver Scott Cathoun famed | and raged and threatened an injanc | tion against the city if the question were put on the ballot Counetiman Dale ably ald abetted = Cathour Cooley also objected to the resolu tion while not council, a binding Afraid of a Vote neil ther the The ce ¥ po tpon indefinite plution, it being sufficiently demonstrated that the boosters for the Renton purchase wero afraid of the people's vote Similarly Councilman Dale buck od the proposition to ascertain the people's sentiments on the city light and power plant. j “The resolution is foolish and there is no necessity for submitting it,” said Councilman Dale, But he ers that it has no place as a city en terprise. Dale Opposes ‘Em Ali Councilman Dale also against getting an expression of the people on the question of purchas ing municipal auto busses to cor nect Divisions A and C. The other eight councilmen voted ‘or it Councilmen Dale and Haas were the only ones to vote against get ting an advisory vote from the 5 voted ple on the question of extending Division A into Ballard by way of Leary ave In spite of Dale, however, the peo ple will get a chance to vote on three of the four resolutions sub mitted Monday. They will not get a chance to say what they think of the Renton deal BRITISH TROOPS WIN A VICTORY BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMS 3, Jan. 26.—A brilliant vic-| British arms west of| » and in the region between the Lys and Oise rivers was an nounced today by the official state ment issued by the war office, Ger. }man assaults on the English post ions were thrown back with fright ful los statement asserted The British forces had taken up positions at Givenchy and Cuinchy, |commanding the roads to Labasse German: ttempting the of din foree along simultaneously at the towns in and roads tempted to envelop the vicinity The Brittsh until the Germans were the withheld their fire almost ‘at their wire entanglements at Givenchy. Then the signal was given and the German advance |melted under the English fire. At the same time the British de fenders leaped from their trenches and delivered a bayonet charge, driv jing the main body of the enemy | pac k to Labasse. ‘TO MAKE HER DEBUT OLYMPIA, Jan. 26.—Miss Flor ence Lister will make her bow to society February 12, Gov, and Mrs,| r announce. The affair will take the form of an afternoon re. ception, | Zeppelins from |organs to a remarkable dei cially, when we live an indoor life the kidneys should receive some as lake time by the forelock and buy now for future sistance when needed, as we take [I needs loss exercise, drink less water and often eat more rich, heavy food, In our Downstairs Dept. we give the greatest shoe pene iat, weeas latieoan: values ever shown in Seattle. Great lots of Men’s and Evidenee of kidney trouble, such {J Women's Shoes, Oxfords and Slippers have been put |as lame back, annoying bladder out on tables at troubles, smarting or burning, brick ion, rheumatism, may be weak or 7 irregular heart action, warns you that your kidneys require help 1m and $2 95 mediately to avoid more serious 2 ba Aoat alate dite chad cat You can find your size and the style wanted among any physt¢ a hat a ) ‘ these | pound th FEAR ZEPPELIN RAID TOMORROW) waenke re ae monthiy pay- LONDON, Jan. 26.—England prepared for a raid by German Ze pelins tomorrow, the birthday of the| kaleer. Defeated on the water tn} ments. POOR SUFFER RECIPE TO CLEAR “INLONDON AS PIMPLY SKIN PRICES LEAP" Are Impurities Seeking Germany to the air, according to the government offi here dation for this belief is seen in dispatches from Switzerland re porting the movement of two new Germany to the | | coast of Belgium. Bad weather which prevails along the coast may prevent the attempt, | an Outlet Through Skin but the British are taking no} Pores. chances. A fleet of aeroplanes ts! atroliing the eastern coast of} Path a Pimples, sores and bolls usually England LONDON, Jan. 26.—Preliminary | T@sult from toxins, poisons and im- | purities which are generated in the Re | jorts presented to the parlia-| bowels and then absorbed into the jmentary committee named to inves | blood through the very ducts which should absorb only sustain the body It is the function of the kidneys to filter impurities from the blood f the war. and cast them out in the form of committee is inquiring | urine, but in many instances the er speculators are responsible | bowels create more toxins and im- for dvances, purities than the kidneys can elim- | The suffering of the poor has in- | inate, then the blood uses the skin lereased in nearly every part of| pores as the next best means of get- tngland, and it is reported that/ting rid of these impurities which ale reductions in the wages! often break out all over the skin in tigate food prices show that prices nourishment to of the esities of life have ad per cent since the out vanced YARD | Prints, in navy, gray, red, black and Copenhagen. |ief as “Pape’s Cold Compound,” |""r,octvou’ Stole tf of workingmen and clerks have|the form of pimples. N. Al Id at 7c yard. Just one day, 4c | which costs only cents at any, “ee . pgp | been made. The surest way to clear t e skin Neat patterns. Always sold at 7¢ yard. Just o| ys bay longs eitnt ging chance to say whether they ap J Eges have advanced 6 cents ajof these eruptions, says a noted au- ance, tastes nice, and causes no|Prove of the policy of the light will do n the war began; four-| thority, is to get from any phar- inconvenience. Accept no substi plant, which has reduced the cost of ound loaves of bread are 3 cents | macy about four ounces of Jad Sal tate residence lighting from § cents to 6 a wie tea 4 cents and mutton and|and take a tablespoonful in a g en a e ap Ss | — —___.. | cents a kilowatt hour tn the past) wives n from 4 to 6 cents. of hot water each morning before | three years, or whether they disap. | relie e of coal is now $1.50 a| breakfast for one week. This will Ye olde fashioned homespun Napkins, in old fashioned To Renew Complexion | prove of it, and agree with its knock itching. |ton higher than it was Aug. 1. prevent the formation of toxins in bleeding protruding rectal the bowels. It also stimulates the kidneys to normal activity, thus | eoening them to filter the blood of impurities and clearing the skin of pimples. Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless and is made from the acid of grapes FIND NEW CHANN WASHINGTON, Jan tical channel for larg into the mouth of the 26.—A prac steamers Kuskokwim. Alaska’s second largest has/and lemon juice, combined with FREE SAMPLE COU been discovered and chartec the|lithia. Here you have a pleasant, PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, coast and geodetic survey. The/effervescent drink which usually 19 Pyramtd Bids, Marshall, J/stream {8 nine miles wide at its/ makes pimples disappear: cleanses Mi Kindly ser ea Free || mouth, is navigable 600 miles in-|/the blood and is excellent for the ple of Pyemmid Pile Remedy, | jand ‘kidneys as well.—Advertisement ne Street City State TIME IS SHORT Your dollar will not long have such a big purchasing now at A VALUABLE SUGGESTION IMPORTANT TO EVERYONE It is now conceded by physicians that the kidneys should have more attention, as they control the other power TURRELL’S REORGANIZATION SALE do a tremendous amount of work in removing the poisons and waste matter from the system by filtering the blood. During the winter months espe containing no min erals or opiates, has the most heal ing influence. An ideal herbal com t has had most remark a as a kidney and blad Kilmer's Swamp herbal medicine, $2 5 to main salesroom prices are from and Women’s Shoes, and 95c 50 to $3.2 a the on Men's Children’ Turrell Shoe Co. In $5.9 3 for able suc der remedy is Dr. Root You may recetve a sample bottle of Swamp-Root by Parcels Post, Ad dress Dr, Kilmer & Co,, Dept. R, ca mesa oh Binghamton, N. ¥., and enclose tenj{| 122 Marion St 3 Second Ave. cents |