The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 5, 1915, Page 2

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STAR—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1915. PAGE 2 STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS ‘Exceptional Bargains for Saturday at JOHN PANTON CO. The store that saves you money! Come and inspect these bar- gains—amongst them you'll find the best you have ever seen in Seattle!, . Specials in New Spring Millinery Sailor Hats, silk, satin, others combined with straw black, white, Dlue, gray and sand. Prices 98c and $1.98 Beautiful Wreaths, small velvet Mowers, with foliage Prices 4%c, 68c and 98¢ satin rite New Mesh Veils, some silk, many with butterfly design sand, havy, brown, black and white, with edging of narrow bon, Special for Saturday 85c and $1.00 Some Good Winter Hats Prices cut More Lace Bargains for Tomorrow--See Windows “paurbettisrcay i Heavy ‘ luny Lat : 15c Cluny and Torchon Lace $1.50 Cluny and Fancy Lace 15c 35c 49c .98c More Embroideries at Very Low Prices be Shadow Lace F louncing for ve $1.25 Shadow ‘Lace Flo vuncing | for . os eeereoces $2.50 Fine All-Over Lace aati Embre bute TOF ..se0 50c Fine mbroideries for 69e for 75c Corset Covering and More Coats For Ladies and Misses at $6.98 and $9.98 ..39C ‘ Flouncing for .....0scsceses Coats of serge, mixtures, tweeds, $1.75 Flouncing cravenettes, chinchilla, etc., in all col- Fa a wie i Pea aen Poy» c ors and plaids. Values to $45.00. $1.25 $6.98 and $9.98. \ For Exquisite I mbroidery. for aeece os ..49¢ Corsets 50c A model fc average medium © bust a i kirt. Material ot ¢ | and is tri em Values $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00. Will go on sale tomorrow at $2.65 See Them in the Window. witi ry. Four capped upporters Extra eye be regitlar Price, -50¢ Wonderful Bargains in Chinaware Almost Given-Away! Prices About Cost of Duty! YOUR CHOICE FOR 2c For 2c you can buy plain white Saucers, gold-edged Saucers, gold-edged Butter Chips, glass Peppers and Salts, Vegetable Dish Covers. 25c VALUES FOR 5c $3.00 VALUES FOR 98c med roide rubber hose attached hook and low the fastenings pair These Suits are made in the new and upto date Norfolk styles. ne ith two pairs knickers some with knickers, full lined. The greater number of these Suits are in the larger sizes, from 4 to 18 years Glass Lamp Founts, Olive Dishes Glass Large white Pitchers, gold edge Pitchers. Finger Bowls, Wine Glasses, fancy Almond Chocolate Pot, Austrian China green band Vege Dishes, clover pattern ncers, China Butter table Dishes, Haviland China Platters, Gravy Chips, Butter Plates, etc ts of Haviland, Olive and Celery Dishes, jain white Austrian china Vegetable Dishes, 35c VALUES FOR 10c Salad Bowls (Haviland), covered Butter Dishes, Fancy Cream and Sugar Sets, Soup Plates, | Haviland and Austrian Cream and Sugar Sets, Butter Chips, Berry or Mush Dishes, Tea Plates, | ° Glass Dessert Dishes, rnaeyware Bean Pots, | small Guernsey Baking Dishes, Giass Fern | $3.50 VALUES FOR $1.69 Dishes, ete. | Vegetable Dishes, Chop Plates, large Haviland Platters, Ransom pattern Platters, Soup Tureens 45c VALUES FOR 15c ote Clover pattern Austrian China Soup Plates, gold-edge Tea Plates, gold edge Berry Dishes, | $11.00 VALUES FOR $3.50 clover pattern, larger size Austrian China Din- Haviland gold band Soup Tureen, Haviland ner Plates, gold edge Soup Plates, Guernseyware | gold band covered Vegetable Dishes, Gravy Boat Pie Plates, Tea Plates and Dinner Plates, green | Haviland large Platter, ete line Austrian China Dishes, Oat Mea! Dishes, Dinner Plates, ete 75c VALUES FOR 25c Rose pattern Haviland Soup Plates, Tea Plates, $1.25 VALUES FOR 49c Le Porridge Dishes, Rerry Dishes, Olive Dishes $ Austrian Platters, Haviland Oat Meal Dishes, | gold edge Ramekins, Ransom pattern Perr ; Haviland Dinner Plates, Austrian Butter Dishes | Dishes, Rantom pattern Ont Meal Dishes, gold Austrian Vegetable Dishes, hand-painted Sugars | edge Oat Meal Dishes, Austrian clover pattern | } | f and Creamers, Haviland Gravy Boats, etc | Milk Bowls, China Tea Strainers with drip bow! | ete $1.98 /ALUES FOR 69c | Fancy Saled Howls in beautiful designs, lovely | $5.50 VALUES FOR $2.25 4 deep bine Powder Jars, fancy Syrup Jugs, Bon | Haviland gold white covered Vegetable Dishes 4 Bon Dishes, Trays, China Nut Dishes, Haviland | Salad Rowls, white Ransom pattern Soup Tu a and Austrian Platters, Royal Biue Austrian Vase, reen, Gravy Boats, gold and white Platters and ete ' L:Mastina Dower pattem Platters, otc | Arica, Antofogasta, | Santo, | Para in Brazit STAR MAN ON WAY TO WILL TELL US ALL ABOUT GREAT LAND OF UNAPPREC f hi meaty Maiti bes : VENEZUELA @nox CORN cOLOMBLA \ t Map Showing Route of Babson’s To Special Co NEW YORK, Feb. 5.—Roger W Babson, statistician, writer and musiness expert who has made his name famous through unique bureau. cently, on Kroonland wailed, re the of the Red Star line, for the dies Babson will vin it the -chlef cities of the American Nes describing the commercial } and industrial conditions of each. and the habits and lives of the peo ple in a special series of articles) for The Star. It in Babson's intention to tient | visit Ja ica, Cuba, the Panama canal, thence down the west coast to Payta, Collao, Mollendo tn Peru Lota and ver! West In paraiso in Chile. He will stop at Bolivian _potate,| Ruenos Ayres in Argentina iw tevideo in Uruguay, Rio de Jane! Rabia, Pernambuco ra To Set Faise Notions Straight He will also endeavor to see Por tro GUIANA. eB jin a W |convinced him that SOUTH AMERICA IATED POSSIBILITIES ur of South America, as The Star's mmissioner. most high spote—the things that of the American people most want/ to know, and confine myself to} facta always | As an illustration of the vary-| ing opinion and ixnorance regard-| jing this vast land, 1 recall an ex-| | perience I had not long ago “T heard two gentlemen talking) hington club. Both hy spent some time in the same dis trict of Argentina, One declared that, during his entire visit, he had almost roasted to death on account of the oppressive and unrelenting heat } ‘The other protested that a whole year in the same city had a more ph ant and less oppressive climate) could not be found in the world That sume up our views joes h America! ‘RENO MUST HAVE ITS DIVORCES; MAKES NEW LAW 1¢ AST CAL Spring is in the air, and we have 60 Overcoats that must go at once--Chinchillas, Friezes and Balmacaans that were $15.00 and $18.00—positively the last cut $7.95 B Commencing tomorrow we make a still further reduction in many of our higher-priced Suits and Overcoats. Many $25.00 Suits and Overcoats reduced to Many $30.00 Suits and Overcoats reduced to Many $35.00 Suits and Overcoats reduced to eb $40.00 Suits and Overcoats reduced to $14.45 - $18.45 - $21.75 $24.75 VEITH-CAMMACK Co, SECOND at JAMES © PLAN COWBOY RACE [BUSINESS LECTURES |7'.'0° "= o¢ ae. gotlable instruments, BEGIN NEXT Wi | Mon and banking. | Samuel F. Hazzard, a business ‘The lectures on fiance, business man of 26 years’ experience on con organization and administration structive and advisory work and |to have opened Thursday at the Y./ six years as a lecturer on the the- |M. C. A. were postponed unt ory and practice of business and transporta- FROM SEA TO SEA the future of South American trade! the senate with little and praised it as a field for ican commercial activity, a The bill reduces the resi as a land of peculiar inte } dence requirement in order to the citizens of the United States obtain @ diverce in Nevada to “Few Americans know anything| °gix months about the actual conditions of the It le expected the bill will be continent to the South,” said Bab-| gigned by the governor follow son, aboard ship here, “and it is| ing ite passage, or will be per. my Intention to tell the facts about mitted to become automatically the people and their cities. I shall) effective by the utive’s confine myself to telling what || failure to take any action upon see. and I hope to set straight some! jt, false notions current about South| America “The war in Europe has weid- ed together more tightly than ever the races of the Western WANTS 'EM TO WORK PENDLETON, Or, Feb. 6 | Holding that jail sentences punish |taxpayers more than bootleggers hemisphere, and | predict that [Circuit Judge G. W. Phelps is ad the United will find ite | vocating the establishment of a chief destination of export | county rock pile trade in the republics to the south, now that Europe is be- LESH WILL DO It Now | Ing paralyzed by war. | EVERETT, Feb. 5.—In the future | Besides, there is much of histor-Mit eity supplies will be purchased {eal and socal interest in this land! py City Cl Lesh. Heretofore | teeming with romance and history.|yarious municipal departments! What Two Men Said I expect to tell much of general} interest regarding the huge coffee)” in 20 years Buenos Ayres has al and rubber industries, and the rela-| most trebled its population and be bought supplies pretty much at will. | tion they bear to us. I shall de-| come the largest city south of the scribe the wonders of Buenos! equator, the largest Spanish-speak. | Ayres and Rio—cities of which| ing city in the world, ihe second Americans know remarkably little.| largest Latin city—Paris alone out I shall not write on business] ranking it-—and the third largest | matters alone I shall pick outthe! city in the Western world noon Wednesday | commerce, will deliver the lectures. ind reiaed an the her Bick grace, CARSON CITY, yg 1 t The series will cover organiza. Typewritten copies will be made “ ney De ee ice. er tion and capitalization of corpora-/and furnished to department heads / Mr, Babson, as a matter of fact.) Aven vree . tions, finance, organization of ac-|and executives who attend the jis completing a journey of Invest! This is indicated today by | ante sales and credit depart-- course. gation begun in South America just) the attitude of the legislature | | before the European war broke out 4 the governor toward an | | and which he was unable at that) gagy divorce bill which was | time to continue passed by the lower house by | Rabson spoke optimisttoally of) a» vote of 42 to 10, and is expect Suits and Overcoats for Men and SUITS and COATS for Women that can’t be beat You will appreciate these clothes when, you see them The styles are just right, the colors are st right, and above all, the quality is the best : manay, Oo just Fight,..& quality Just Wright Mallory bb to be found at ‘this price and W. and We “dah I kh i Be ana offer ring exceptional values, we give you | 8AN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6. A : Douglas Stetson Hats horseback ride across the continent your ch Shoes by cowboys, from San Francisco to 5 New York, is the projected plan Raincoats Bergman and of.Henry ©. Webber of Cody, Wyo The ra for which Webber Keystone Overconts Chippewa claims he has wready enlisted half a as or re 1 Sweet-Orr a leacnatis Logge dozen horsemen of the plains, is to be entirely for lory. No rewards Pants Shoes are to be offered, and the ride must Chere are times when a little credit on your ) 1 b igival 1 sigs 0 made with the original mount weatitig: epoarel is able hal The early part of March will wit saccades Hatin 4 o Ue ( Madlicct Celebrated ness the start from here, if Web Let us show you some of these good clothes at ber's plan materialies uf nest antehaicans . and Green Hood I want to prove that such a ride yout carliest nyeniencs Winsted Union Made can be made,” said Webber, who ; * used to ride his 50 miles’a day tn Underwear Shirts the Wloming mountalas as a mail rrier, “And T want to show the All-wool $7.50 and $8.50 $5 world, furthermore, that it can be 85 done on a humane basis " Mackinaws ..,... ° The boys who will ride will have to take care of thelr horses, Wach ’ night they will have to report to the local humane officer, and give his mount at least 10 hours’ rest I figure we can make as good as 50 miles a ) day, and can complete the Westerman & Schermer | .:ocs':-, 103-5-7 First Ave. S.—Corner Yesler 5 List your Real Estate in Star | |Want Ads. 1119-1121 Third Ave. Between Seneca and Spring,

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