The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 5, 1915, Page 8

$20 MEN’S CLOTHING AT HALF PRICE Take Your Choice at ¢ | () An unique Clearance Sale in which $10 is cut off the price of every Suit, Overcoat or Raincoat sold. Regular $20 Clothing Now $10 Regular $25 Clothing Now $15 Regular $30 Clothing Now $20 Regular $35 Clothing Now $25 Regular $40 Clothing Now $30 The discounts range from 25 to 50 per cent—you are sure of a saving of $10 in each case. Why buy cheap clothing when you can get GOOD clothing cheap? Now | is your chance to be well dressed at a low cost. i Hundreds of patterns to choose from in the finest ready-for-wear clothing made. Make your selections tomorrow. Terms Cash -—-— 719 Second Avenue. Near Columbia. KING BROS. Co. Correct Apparel for Men. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 — ‘SOURDOUGHS, WILL | YOU HELP WOMAN | VICTIM OF NORTH get away from a life suddenly made hateful and empty by the daughter's death. The news papers rang with the excitement of the Kiondike rush. She sold NOW ILLINOIS _ 1S ROCKED BY EARTHQUAKE » Girle’ and Children’s HATS KAVANAGH'S Firet and Union. 1006 First. at Madison BR yge rm RG, Tm. Fed. 5-— arth tremors, continuing four muito rocked Southern IIlinois | shortly after midnight. No serious |damage was reported FAVOR 6TH AVE. SITE FOR RAEUMATISM! ee eet ed + + eae Dy ddd Lanne Oo GREAT BATTLE SQUADRONS OF BEING FOUGHT NEAR WARSAW PETROGRAD, Feb, 6.—One hun dred thousand German troops are being hurled against the Russian positions west of Warsaw, One of the greatest battles of the whole war is rapidly de ing in that region. This announcement was made in an official statement today by the Russtan war offic Seven complete diviatons of the kalser's army are making a series of frontal attacks between the Beura and Rawka rivers in Poland Hundreds of German batteries are shelling the Slav trenches Already the blood of the handreds of dead and wounded crimson the enow over the whole region. All day yesterday reinforcements continued to reach the German Hines, The Teuton assault con Unued until nightfall The desperation of the attack on the Russians’ lines in that section bears out suggestions that Feld Marshal Von Hindenburg was plan ning to make another supreme at tempt to smash his way through the Slav lines and reach Warsaw Officials admit the Russians have nm forced to withdraw from the Beskid passes tn the Carpathians VAUDEVILLE STAR TO SWITCH INTO STOCK GERMAN AIRMEN BOMBARD FOES By Henry Wood PARIS, Feb, 6.—Squadrone of German alrmen are bombarding the allied trenches from Nieu “port to a point south of Ypres, The official war office state- ment Iseued today announced two hostile monoplanes had dropped explosives at Furnes, ix miles inside the lines of the allies. Simultaneously German artillery shelled Furnes. No great damage was done, it was declared, Several Taubes were seen to pany Nieuport, apparently en route te Dunkirk to undertake a bombard ment of that port The governmen® admits that o German infantry attack {n the Ar gonne forced the French to evacuate more than 100 yards of t nehes, but the statement adds that a brilliant counter attack at night succeeded tn regaining the positions for the French. Not content with thir achievement, ft ts declared the French continued the pursuit of the enemy and took 100 yards of Ger tan trenches German artillery south of Arrae has been silenced in a spirited due! Cansonading continves fe the regior of Noyon and Peronne. CREW OF ASAMA, JAP CRUISER, REPORTED SAFE SAN DIEGO, Feb. 5.--With her w reported safe, the Japanene cruiser Asama was still fast on the rocks at the entrance to Turtle bay Lower California, today, cording to wireless reports, total lone Arama struck Sunday, but messages Were postpor eventh hour for fear they would attract some belligerent war whip. The U. 8. 8. Raleigh is speeding to ald the stranded cruiser, and launches have been chartered for relief expedition. The vessel struck two miles north of Thurloc head, 35 miles southeast of where the Danish motor shir Malakka went ashore December 18 miles south of San Diego SHANK TO TALK TO | GREEN LAKE FOLKS Lew Shank exmayor of Indian-| j Not that I love them le: all-weather coats to be clos In a véry short time Goodyear Raincoats for women and misses will no longer be sold fn Beatt) Of courve I'll always be glad to have the Indies come in as advisers-in-chief to hubby brother or sweetheart, but I must do &way with the women's lines, Necessity compels. I've bought a fine big line of men’s and young men's suits, Some of the cases are in the back room waiting to be thearest of it is on the way and no So the ladies’ and misses’ coats unpacked place to put It must get out of the road at once. in | And such a treat prices Every woman's and misses’ coat in stock has been marked down—way down. Double service, all weather coats, fine dependable coats, in the very Some of them are cut lower than all are underpriced more than newest sty the maker's cost you'll see such coats again. For instance, there’s a lot of women's and misses’ double texture cashmere English Slipons. They were priced as high $20- and worth it—but they close out at @7, Then some fine women's Balmacaan Coats, great for spring and summer, are cut to $6.95. And some superb women’s d misses’ all-weather coats, Balcamaan style, that you used to pay $25 to $30 for. They are $11.40 now About fifty-five all-weather Poplins in blues rll Say Good-Bye tothe Ladies , but the store henceforth will carry men’s wear exclusively. Women’ and misses’ and quickly, too. ed out are left, in women's and misses’ sizes $10, but and blacks, Good buys at $3.95, you can have your choice for f our You all know the excellent quality women's English Gabardines. The $20 kind are closing out at $9.40, ‘There are a few women's coats left in English tweeds and imported Sictl ans, Worth $18 and $00. Take them away for $7.10. Boys and girls get in, too. $5 English Slip-ons, just dandy to wear to school, are cut away down to $1.90. Women's Twill and Bombazine English Slip-ons, were $10, but as George Francis says, “they missed the boat.” You can have them for $3. Do lose umbrella regularly? I've got # Jot of $1.00 quality that will only cost you G0¢ to lose. you your Store Open Till 10 Saturday Night. Goodyear Raincoat Co. Charles Brown, Gen'l Manager. - 916 2ND AVE., AT MADISON ST” or her boarding house and went to apolis, w meander out to Green i | Alaska. Lake ‘Fr night and tell the 0 Loossns Up Those She crossed the Chilcoot pase Reorganizing with Leonard guests at the annual banquet of ” Stiff loints—Drives In "98. She joined every rush— Daniels P dent, the Tenth the Green | Pusiness Men's as t Pain Dawson, Koyukuk, Nome. Ward Improvement club Thure sociation a few things about the r For seven years she prospected day night went on record as J ecost of high living. \o— ——_—--— 4\¢— ————@ ting employment of women in can- now why thousands and mined. She was.looking for favoring the Sixth ave. N. E, Mayor Gill will also be thete, The “HERE | ELSEWHERE |neries for more than nine hours a ILE once you experie the “big money.” alte for a brid Tthird honor guest and speaker is ” arian ae |day in emergency times. Fellef it Then she came down to it. site. The attend K. C. Beaton. Council expected to appropri John Mulr's daughter obtains In-| Ten Louisville handbook makers oo ** oo tr , tle. She had a little money— ance was about 200. | A brief address by President) $50 m« for repair of Oxbow | junction against. the publication by|are fined $5,000. 2s nen not much, But she knew she was lyred N. Weyant will inaugurate} te + tatn | S00rR* Wharton James of father's! English and Scotch cities ask Better than mustard| getting old. She could not ag | Bi the association's affair. George W. a age Kad per tenons th letters to a cousin. British government to take over and does not blister. Brings| the hardships she once ha | Hill will act as toastmaster jeve. &., bridge let & ?; Fifth week of Illinols speaker-| control of foodstuff distribution and sand comfort while it is being| don A musical program by the Green|, Franklin seniors in annual play | ani, geadiock ends. shipping. =r dea Bi” James struck gold in GEORGIE COOPER | Lake band and orchestra and dano|°™#ht Nebraska hy —— ROLE is recommended by| the Sushanna district. Laura ling will follow the banquet, which|, Ce@frey Holm rescued from bay| "sures jouse §=memorializes Ere used” Nanuaily ter Bron.| Mill was a sourdough. |. Ever since Alexander crate! eee tee ee | dy crew of police boat congress to pass ship purchase bill. iccp Waitt week, Asthon “| HAD TO GO,” SHE SAYS. a 4f you want -plenty of/hought the lot at Third Av and begins at 7 o'cloc |, 0. McCallum, salesman, falls into| Edward Tilden, Chicago packer, , Congestion, euriay She outfitted, and, with a part- i¢ ick, beautiful, glossy, silky hal.) University St. and started | police tolis 10 minutes after steal-/ dies from blood poisoning ensuing | ism, Lumbago, Pains and| ner, left the raijroad terminus at | for rd oem get rid of dandruff,|_ new playhou everyone = CROWDED OUT HE jing auto owned by George Olson. from bridge work to his teeth. ee ete a minisn | MoCerthy. Within 30 ‘miles of | {oe it will starve your,palr and ruta satied what b pl 1 to do with] U | Archie Goit, 304 Roy st, hurt! Chicago jury decides Rev. John Pest, Colts at the chest| the mew camp they found the |'t If you don't [his old theatre on Second Ave when jitney hits wagon. Mullin was insane when he killed . | It doesn’t do much good to try to} "5 : - prevents Pneumonia) trial impassable. ious ® ry The right answer is now forth. | Lin Hadiey, Bellingham congress. | iiiliside postmaster, but had recov- At your druggist’s, in and f0¢ So they halted at the Nizani feteny br gery er aenlrert tate tae coming™and from no less an au |man-elect, will respond to toast at | ered since ra. 5, (Pert large bospita gincler and set up a tent road | Oye te then you destroy it entire. {Honky than Pantages himself. This) SPOKANE, b. S—Alfred Hee eget iced in carry-|.. S@rvians organize agricultural re- | ie sure you get the genuine MUs.| Jouse | Milner came on. ey |ly. To do this, get about four|® that it will be the home of | Rall, former fireman, released with! i.) torel offerings f utdence Hef commission at N. ¥. to obtain| s OLE. Refuse imitations —«et| were building a roadhouse of | °° . Landers Stevens and what prom-|the expiration of the double platoon |'2* oral offerings from res' seed, grat a fi ol Boe ack tor, Ths Mdastersic| loge. Laura Hill felled tre ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; ap-| “ANGST? Steven ane Tht otouk i to cemetery during funeral Thurs . grain and farm implements | leveland, ¢ on th be. | Ply Fy night when retiring; use jon . ain thgroedyern “aay egy — a= -. prmeenes lay of Samuel Frauenthal, pioneer | F 800,000 starving countrymen. | Jenough to moisten the scalp ang Company this city has ever hac e|with the firemen’s retlef and pen: |\ | | fore the work was finished. It | 0, nis 3 tt Ath oo and | change will be made some t this|ston fund commissioners asking to| ™erchact Montana state labor federation | was bitter cold. The ax fell |'@” D gently with the finger tips ¥ Fire marshal conducts rigid In. | Opposes state wide prohibition and | | from the woman's hands and |3Y morning most, if not all, of your |#Pring. when the new theatre will ltt Pot th 4 the permanent pension | vestigation into cause of fire which | Commission charters. | dandruff will be gone, and three or | %¢ Completed ist of the lepartmen| nt 3a) > re | she dtopped to the frozen earth, Pe be sti ie destroyed Salvation Army store| Floods and raids of rival armies! \ deme four more applications will com ans ents w threaten people of Sonora river | She got to Cordova somehow |Pletely dissolve :and entirely de-/!* at Pantages at present ne EE renter Green, contractor, dies valley with starvation | puaraeve inde deeter, “elit” ("oer STery SING Sign and trace | Sees Mealy completed durine jof heart attack while inspecting) Crane Co. pays $75,000" fine! James, Nelson, his partner, and |% Me ay ies ainer's vines, Stee will 91 rk Thursday at new port dock, | and withdraws business from Tex others were living at the hotel. | 4 ind, too, that si] itching ft Stevens will. 9a near Smith cove. as as result of anti-trust :prosecu: James had known Laura Hill, |4"4 digging of the scalp will stop, pervise sae stock productior J ¥ Liner Aki Maru arrives with big tion | h , , Their paths had crossed many |8"d your hair will look and feel a/Act as stage manager. He will also | silk cargo from Ortent Senate commerce committee re-| This is our first sale in tim And when James tearned hundred times better. You can get play parts as occasion demands U. S. army transport Dix off for! ports rivers and harbors bill with|[ 13 years. We ‘ot that Laura Hill was sick and |!!quid arvon at any drug store. It! The new company will have = | Manila $4,400,000 more appropriations pahora fuer broke, he raffled her watch for |!# inexpensive and four ounces {s all leading men and two leading wom Northwest lumbermen bidding/than when it left house . . periodical sale makers, her, making all his friends take |You will need, no matter how much en, one of whom will probably bal jon huge timber order from France. Delphine Foreman, 23-year-old nor do we hire profes- eagh, at $5 a andruff you bave This simple Georgie Cooper, a member ot} | Municipal Civi! Service league is | Medford, Ore., sues B. F. May sional speilers to laud our pg ee ae | remedy never fails,—-Advertisement ty ae Veen ay company, but} Mothers can rest easy after giv | drawing up measure for spasyingon of Virginia for $25,000 damages font eat We. find’. chat | rs jelson won @ watch, | a _— i o only Eastern successes| ing rup of Figs,” be-| pension fund for civil service em: | preach of promise 1 t 3 | and, slipping Into the sick wom- as soon as they are released for) cause hours all the clog-|Ployes Annual conference of charities | plain facts, put rightly | an’s room, returned it to her, | stock. This schedule will probably|ged-up was sour bile and fer. Faith in resurrection day ex /and correction, to be held in May before the people, are suf | saying: “Hush, dear! I've got be brought about through an ar-|menting™ food tly moves out of pressed by Rev, Bowden at Thure-|at Baltimore, will devote much ficient We can prove a watch anyway. Ane you'll need rangement with Oliter Morosco, the|the bowels, and you have a well,|4ay¥ conference of Advent Christian | time to study of prevention of im. that we are le di 1 It to get well om” California manager. playful child again. Children sim: | church. morality 3 _are sole distribu- But the stroke came next day, W ply will not take the time from| Order citing Col. Bleghen for con-| Belgian relief ship Aymeric salis|Mm (OTS Of some of the and Laura Hill will never follow | play to empty their bowels, and| tempt fof commenting on libel sult from New York with 6,400 tons of ff highest grade Liquors the Alaskan trails again, ISAYS AUTO TRUCKS [iver decome tientiy packed,’ tiver) brought against Times. argued and |fretxht | made and a visit to our Saye We Must Keep Feet Dry, gets sluggish and stomach disor-|taken under advisement W. W.'s threaten’ ‘to overrun slace of , ™ rattle ‘money brought her Avold Exposure and ARE RUINING ROAD! dered Band concert at Fort Lawton to- \ Ba | plac i de will 0 Seattle. She spent the rest of Eat Lees Meat When cross, feverish, restless, | Might British ship Westgate arrives at convince you that we it on doctors, and a room, and = | see if tongue is coated, then give| Thomas White and wife, both In| port Townsend, 86 days from undersell any house i “ food. She made It last a lang Stay off the damp ground, avoid| EVERETT, Feb. 6.—The Pacitic| this delicious “fruit laxative.” Chil-| 60a, celebrate wedding anniversary | Wallaroo, South Australia, to load the city ae year « antee from our office time. She had some jewelry. |exposure, keep feet dry, eat leas highway between Everett and Se-|dren love it. and it can not cause|and birthdays on same day. wheat at Paccna < a : | She sold it. But eo far she has | meat, drink lots of water, and,|attle is being ruined because of ite|/injury. .No difference what ails| Bill of particulars filed In case! Coastwise Shipping Co. of Bos. |e Canadian Club, bottle. .$1.05 means you: | wi “pakeeevel i. | seers, all, take & spoontul of salts extensive use by auto trucks oper |your little one—tf full of cold, or| ot Mrs, Jessie ( erat against oo ton lets contracts for two 9,500-ton Dewar's Scotch, bottle. $1.0. é ow her money's all gone. joceasionally to keep down uric|ating between the two cities, ac|@ sore throat, diarrhoea, stomach.|erty theatre on false accusation! freight steamships for North Pa ennessy Bi Three-St Begton Dentiste— te For weeks she has been unable | acid |cording to the r of County|ache, bad breath, remember, a gen.| charge feific trade, via Panama canal, ee ee ht letter to tell you how much [ to pay the good woman with | Rheumatism is caused by polson-| Commissioner ming. To|tle “inside cYeansing” should al-, Firet Washington Spanish-Amerl-| Property of Lozier Motor Car Co.| 7 fats |. Ot a ae $1.4¢ appreciate your kind treatment whom she lives for board and | ous toxin, called urle acid, which is|save the road Fleming advised loca)| Ways be the first treatment given.|can volunteers will meet tn Mania| gold by receiver for $840,000; cred Gordon Gin + SO¢ tome. I was thrown out of a ff) lodging. generated in the bowels and ab-| merchants to discontinue the use of |Full directions for babies, chil-|Feb. 4, 1917, to mark points of his- | jtors’ claims aggregate $3,000,000. Old Overholt Whiskey, bottled busey pelo 7 mere te Pig Fg wet iad tell cue sorbed into the blood. It is the|these auto freight carriers jdren of all * and grown-ups are | toric interest | lowa senate committee smothers in bond, full quart bottle. . 2? ay bd wes “i ory in je Star. @ argue unction of the kidneys to filter | printed on each bottle temporarily resotuti for submi 30 not your fault that I broke a againet it h " M Rog be a ay pe esolution for submis-|B 0 -+s+-+eceeee cece SO0¢ feast fs rt Maa tate" | parae, She belivee nat ako | ot in the'arae. ‘he ores"at POISONED BY SALAD| ss: 30: "assurst e's tooan| AMUSE MEN T Sopot promiucn smeadment | 0, Fc, whiskey, pried in yo a 00! oa a a n @ po » Ask your drugg ‘0 60-cen ‘ore Utah legislature would y Gidn't charge me anything tor f| could borrow 8 few hundred do!- |the skin are also a means of free bottle of “Californta Syrup of MOORE. Tus ana |S!¥e nomination of all judges into P agree coart a S0e ft. I think that you were more jars, she could open store |ing the blood of this Impurity. In| | Figs,” then look carefully and see! hands of lawyers of state. yedar Run Whiskey, bottled esa with i, poy lg somewhere. She is slowly re- |damp and chilly, cold weather the) KELLOGG, Idaho, Feb. §.—Four|that tt 1s made by the “California Sisley thiendin Mik’ Gas Crulser Colorado will leave Brem. in bond, full quart bottle. . tit con, gaining a part of the health she |skin pores are closed, thus forc-|persons who ate tainted salad|/Fig Syrup -Company.” We make erton Tuesday for San Diego. [ae t88st tes Sense eese neice s0¢ LIZA PB. NICHOLSON. font. But she will always be a |ing the kidneys to do double work, |during Sunday dinner are near|no smaller size, Hand back. with MUTT AND JEFF </“‘immigration commissioner’ rules | Italian Swiss Colony— v a y beco a 1 P R en ose conte: i) othe ® " » Bremerton, Wash e an is Wily ThiseToRy bing By gp eh oo y , Leper der en a att fee Palace dj contempt any othe r fig yrup. IN MEXICO feat oarriste oF eri Cardonnel, Asti Claret, bottle . y f i old | are id Mrs. George Temby a ONE rench brothel housekeeper, inv: That's the way we want Ryle doe Pea Hope w hich keeps accumulat and cir-|their daughter and George Decker iH | Byelesage re gee ate |!dates sentence of shh lng Asti Zinfandel, bottle ‘ - |culating through the system ‘ome 0 e eS | ne ve SRE Srgene E tt death | Asti Sauterne, bottle a patient to feel when 9) poucH WHO FOUND THE Jeventually settling in th 4 a “e Pati rg Ee : * , ett! e joints CANDIDATES TO TALK | - ————. | §.33; birth rate 267. C Vhiske: they deal with us GOLD AND KEPT IT—SOME |and muscles, causing wtiffness, sore-| The King County Democratic| = SRG conn ak Glonel pore A ReRey SOIL Sear i MEMBER OF THE ARCTIC | ness and pain called rheumatiom. club will hold a luneheon at Good asses an LOEW’S EMPRESS | wodld'vemdve bar t6 Thin Boxee Tom Gin, full quart CLUB, PERHAPS, OR A DOZEN At the first twinge of rheuma- Eats cafeteria noon LEW SHANK itive te paren Coon Creek Straight Whiskey, OR TWO OF T rt tive term HEM—WOULD | tism, get from any pharmacy about All of the who have} Ex-Mayor napolle Colville mayor's elxth int full quart sete OE - OSTON BE WILLING TO LEND LAURA | four ounces of Jad Salts; put a filed for the city council have been | he man i the high ltor town marshal confirmed Ee lil All Select Wines, formert - HILL SOME OF IT. |tablespoonful in a glass of water |invited to address the club ont of iiving @ friend of Fi Ounell piociebe had Uae Sere os Oe If @ny sourdough should be wo |and drink before breakfast each) The public, irrespective of poll the : i 50¢ DENTI ST Ss Inclined, he will find Laura Hill | morning for a week, Thin ts said tics, is invited pinned horses. was the advice of | Pure Grain Alcohol, 188 proof, at 1421 Sixth ) 6 uric acid by i slop to live stock conven full quart ...... 5 420-22 Second A: ma ing: Geemiciiaye to treat Gat WILL GIVE A LecTUR | 110, 8:10. bay Fe pedag er Bani at B : Tae 1 ve. this ridding the blood of these m:| Supt, Valentine of the city util +4 250], Canadian government asks par- ia ee Opposite Hon Marche, Senttle. CLASSES PRAY FOR | purities es Senartment wal ate <i fee @ Sensational Story” |HMament for war fund of $100, a Miapecthhw 4 eater) to, 50¢ : ; : : Se eht | BYESTRAIN AND HeaDAcHE | + JEWEL 000,000 No Phone Orders ilies ty leading business I | Sad Salts t* Inexpensive, harm. trated lecture Saturday night on| Two hund: 1 be dental profession less and is made from the ‘actd the work of the department before| * < Indred and ney, home: aren? Comet aroresion A) A FELLOW STUDENT [ire ‘sat ionvon selon sonstinct | tbe Pactnct Norenaemrment vetore| the JLEMEDY. ito be titted wath T stead in Oktnogan county proved gat ose sn | with lithta and {# tised with excel-| Engineers In the Central building {Will sw YOUR PAITICULAT: CASE “PA N AGES sthie nea hg months SPOKANE, Feb. 5.—Fellow stufjent results by thousands of folks Ror good SWRYICH and BA TISFAC Story of Tacoma pays Ke stone dents of Vernon Buckley, 16-year |who are subject to rheumatiam Idaho, Feb. 6.—A pin] TON * LANDERS #160 mio me aulend Irrigation Co.'s Vv +. |old Gonz college Aas ad pods “ <i Prec age : e! mn 2 0O holdings in Umatilla county, Ore. wn your own home. old Gonzaga college student, strick | Here you have a pleasant, effer-| seeking to kill the state primary for I i 7 It’s | on with cerebral meningitis, gecite | lithia-water drink’ which|the nomination of state candidates PMH UN Law Forte MEL aoutenta ts orummslan quor oO. Read the offerings in STAR WANT ADS — then daily prayers in for Buck ley's recovery. chapel pmes uric acid and 1s benefi celal to your kidneys as well, in Idaho has been introduced tn the senate. Marcum Optical Co. O17 WinsT Ave jreports 882 accident ‘compared with 1,¢ Oregon house pa Added Feature Other I 100 Minstegis Pi yea che 6 in January as in Jan., 1914 8 bill permit. 1123 First Ave., Cor, Seneca. * ET OL SORE