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

American-Made Spring Suits os a In New American Cols (as A, $12.50 to $25 PANTON’S a uy | $25.00. I; 4117.50 chiffon and we ¢ gi |) | de Chine Blouses at. . . 2.95 chine, and The Celebrated R. & G. Corsets aup R. & G. st ar ‘omfort. W ort new received, and w On of the v ar mo A ¢ just received for the ure. Mater model the uppe mesh pretty cluny lace Medium bust sets of hose s and the r -cingleee Price $2.0 >. 2.00. Ww vat R. & G. lace fronts just received................. $1.50, $2.00 and $3.00 Splendid Bargains in Dress Goods: All Wool Dress $1.00 eRatine Dress | 69c Crepes and Voiles Fabrics Goods 59 | for 39 ight blue nOKAD $1.00 Wool Crepes at 1. put ro ma promise $1.25 quality 75c. $1.50 quality 98c. hows $2.50 quality $1.25. | days Shoes at Closing-Out or Tan{ Be good nse 0: cany Jar Pric Men's Black wae Sake veluce $2.50 values fo an, sray stent or ¥ “a yen ‘ $4.50 values for 82.48, | vet, 1.48. or SL... f ” Vv La es White Canvas Me . nd s, 98¢ values for | Rubbers Val $1.25 for 49¢. Men's House Slippers,| Nubuck Shoe values for $2.48, $2.50 values for $1,418, $4.00 n s9e. air 25¢ Ladies’ Hosiery, Pair 19¢ A fine Cotton Stocking, | or Made Extra sizes and extra lengths ¥ fine with dout s and high spliced heels and toes. | rinbed Vest immed, A supe value Pe % d 9% Saturda t pair Sizes $14, 9 and 9%. Satur t 19¢ alr. | sn w season nt & pairs for 50¢, Ipswich Lisle H I losiery, Pair 25c A light weigh gives a great de and if any pair doe replace with new label. 1 full line of Street Maternity Dresses serge or wool poplin. All sizes, and and black tely priced. Maternity Dresses ] We carry May Just in ma mode: Mall and tele. Manton phone orders Patt Given prompt atterns. and careful at New Spring tention Style Book Phone Main just issued. 6035. NEW REGORD SET : WITH BIG PIPE ‘Poor John Mourning for =». BEACON, N. Y., . “Chocolate Soldier’ Leading Man Says.One-Time Ad mirers Have Deserted Theatre for Dance. John Phillips wants to know what{the oper » Chocolate j A. the bending n th {for fiv « oy Speen DENTAL u eh : and overs OPTICAL bse oaaden | us of yor PRICES CUT A WEEK IS ALL WE ASK eee MEN ~~ WOMEN (Onion | WHO CARE ABOUT MADE | THEIR APPEARANCE | L | FIND IT A PLEASURE [¢] TRADE AT THE Hard Times Optical Prices | “On-tie o nd t bel Op om 1 Fire Ave loak that concealed those of the outer world.” COR. SRD AVE & UNIVERSITY days untilhé for p © WAO work, Departed Matinee Girl ~S Councilman 4 Sac d Sean, 0.0.4 tte] rove ay ACIFIL OUTFITTING CO oe 5 i ummm FIRST AID CARRIES “JOKER” Senate Passes Substitute Bill, Giving Employers Control . of Funds. | YS LISTER BILL KILLED 7 V/* GS YAY, YR wa Only Eight Senators Protest Against the Joker-Laden | s SS Yu Measure. WW OLYMPIA b. 26.—Again the | SAS Cd Vox logisiature has turned down the | GA first ald” bill drafted by a com. | YB mt of employers and employes |'7 A by the governor $t-amonth | Yr collected from the em: | , “gt bah ee tal foe " Last fall, the people had an tnt-| d tiative bill providing “first aid’ re- | G I sald the bill wasn't YG Arawn carefully enough, and that | YAgs eh. aud that | YNZ t were defoate rein. Gov, | A nisaion, | ~<NZAS commission bit! LY Instead, a measure by Senator GY Kleeb passed. Thies bill that employers and taborere con. tribute equal amounts for a “first aid” fund, and that the employers shall have control over the fund tead of the state industrial in. provides | 7” ~ Se Fe lg surance commission. Only eight | GR senators protested against this LG joker “first aid,” ae follows: | Ws BETHEL, CAMPBELL, Ww. 8,\7 DAVIS, GROFF, HUTCHINBON, LANDON, M'MILLAN, M'GUIRE MORNING A diversified calendar broke the monotony of the usually routine court dings yeste and jam day} ‘oom in the Y and interest GY ed eity hall wt curion: ed spectators, Sentence were GIs dealt out lib " a had SY) atick, adding nearty $500 to the elty|7 treasury A few escaped un cathed. Comedy numbers headiined » the rogram a ee Turns Him Loose A. J, Swan, itinerant lumber jack, had committed the offense of tot ing @ pack of playing cards and be- ing without a job. A wiseacre cop “shook” Swan and sent him in as a “bad ‘un. “The man h ‘t worked for two months. His hands are soft.” City Prosecutor Van Ruff argued with G Judge Gordon A “My God,” the judge ting off Van Ruff's have to bulld more ja the men in who haven't worked for} / two months, if that’s your point”) “The man's dismissed,” finished | Z the Judge. Somebody’s Fibbing “They were doing some sp: followed them in my ma explained Off sible for th a well dressed youth, up for speed) ohnson said ghe car wae eating up space along Atlantic st. at the rate of 40 miles per. A discrepancy developed when the owner, W. R.| » Dutton testified, The car rocked like a hammock even at 30 miles an hour and scared the women folks o death, Dutton asserted. He Joubted the ability of his car to turn out more than 30 | The judge would have been justi fied In flipping a coin. Instead he! took the case under advisement. Mike Gets Vacation “Begging.” said Van Ruff to Mike| Wiseman, his tone of voice and in-|___ flection making his words at once a question, an assertion and an ac-|day®. cusation: “No, sir; | was drinking,” Wise- man returned cautiously The judge exiled Mike for 10 | | disorderly | (PAID ADVERTISING) A.F. HAAS | For Re-election as Represents no special all |party or interests, but the people. TONIGHT —ALL WEEK | MATINEES WED, and BAT, the to $1.00 , THE YELLOW TICKET, NIGHTS, 500 to $1.50 ghee Von Diemens ‘PANTAGES APRIALISTS BRING RESULTS | y GRIYSY YG Charlie Gets Off Easy Well, wereyour lights out?" he AMERICAN tion,” said Stegler today, “also ar queried. | ranged for my proposed visit to “An unavoidable previous engage-| “ves,” answered Jéhnson. | ment” kept Charles Good, up on a jmess boy on the ship Rosalie, from the cooler, Charles penitently informed the Judge that from thence on his con- duct would be strictly orderly. He also informed the court that his ship cleared for the North that jvery night. Even the callous Van Ruff soft ened. Ger spies in| dross ‘al dre ke hich prowis So the Rosalie called with Charles | warning England abott Wuely roads ike at alert ond Jexecuting his customary duties. “See, that's what you get for not! Lo was the German spy, for-|chases men. - . minding your own business,” said pert nt of Omaha, wh “ ee 6 Net of Omahi o|” Sten Was i Wada nian Sdn: 'y h A d Shedamo, addressing Weekman. ; Power of Londoli serine ine hoes host chased 4 | Johnson Assesse $2 “Say,” broke in Van Ruff, “where |) nitid h dpe ne as some. ~ very spooky <tiagy ‘ W. W. Johnson, traffic violator,,4° you think you are ied it was Catt |weare hinck clothes, « 5 was geared up for an argument. An| Shedamo answered to the effect che to the German| veil and has claw-like hands, officer had hailed him for carrying |that it mattered little to him n, who sent F doused headlights after dusk, The mu | JSEMENTS : METROPOLITAN MooRE—s "3; Bargatn The Chocolate Soldier SAME. (**! If It’s Hats DUNLAP Smart Clothes For Smart Dressers. Spring 1915 f. | STETSON AND HEATH All: Here KNOX » a N » » EATURING Clothing P*% | from such well-known a 4 wholesale tailors as Alfred Benjamin “Society Brand” y, (Alfred Decker & Cohn) Wis Samuel W. Peck “L” System i YING Specially featuring at all times the UNF INVINCIBLE Suit at $16.50 4 Values Tell LK in every garment shown in this matchless stock of BAAS ) Made Right Smart Clothes as worn in New York today 1) by men and young men who know. - til Our Special Sale of Clothing of the J i sBetter Kind yw In fancy winter-weight Suits and Overcoats $25 to $30 $ $35 to $40 | Garments 18 | Garments .. $24 f ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT > |battle of words waxed jsponsible for Lody's activities and eo his subsequent capture and execu “Pay $2," said the judge. and “eee Shedamo Forgets Himself | A. Shedamo was merely a witness against William Weekman, but he) | , eacaped jail sentence himself by a/German held here on char; gnat's eyebrow. trying to perpetrate passport frauds, Weekman was up for slapping the |devoloped that fear he would face of another man’s wife Hela « 1 Carl Lody pleaded drunkenness, The judge conte imposed a $25 fine, served with a fnjge AS SPY IN LONDON °°" ——___— “rir 26--avestion SPOOK WITH CLAWS vr DISTURBS THE TOWN z 0 conduct charge, NEW YORK, Feb. ‘oday of Richard Steg! ing PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb, 26.— be|tthan folks have appealed to the prompted his | F ownship police to rid the acy to obtain |, & “queer thing,” | Recent coal strike cost Colorado Fuel Co. $1,250,000. i: STOMACH FINE! INDIGESTION, GAS, SOURNESS GO\E—PAPE’S DIAPEPSIN | “If you don't show proper respect 1 a hs {i It’s SUN for the court, I'll put you In jail,” some | Most mar ho said wrathfully | Matines Wednesd His words magically froze up She-| harmless: A large fifty-cent case of Pape's 10 W 'damo, who was glad to escape from ce. the courtroom with his | beatio cen es truly astonishing Ss, and the al- joy is its in order Llly’ doe ove indi c ia, gas, heart CLUNG TO HIS BEER | STEUBENVILLE, Ohio, Feb, 26,{ ur and so in five minutes | Diapepsin will give you y Caiirs rr with|—that—just that—makes Pape's|dollags' worth of- satisfaction, o bottled Mike Bab Brad.|Diapepsin the largest selling stom-|your druggist hands you. your ley, 6 ti walked off the street|#ch regulator in the world. If what|money back railway tracks inté sd back. | YOu eat ferments into stuiborn It's worth its weight in gold to wale at Mago Ju y and was|!umps, you belch gas and eructate |gmen and women who can't get pbaldy clutch -on| sour, undigested id acid; |their stomachs regulated, It be ee head is di and ac breath | longs in your home—should always | our; tongue coate insides |be kept handy in case of a si filled with bile a stible | sour, upset stomach during the day President appoints C. P. Mel-| waste, remember t oment|or at nig It's the quickest, sure comb of Newcastle, Pa, U, 8. dis-|Pape's Digper s in contact/est and most harmless stomacit trict attorney at & iai, China,] with the stomach all distress van-|doctor in the world.