The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 13, 1915, Page 3

STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 13, Panton’s Prices Attacked Again! ‘Dollay Ratines for 25c a yard. Four to six dollar Waists for 98c. Town and and Country Waists for 39c. Ten Cent Laces for 2c a Yard. $2.50 wide Swiss Flouncings for 98c. Hand-painted Plates for 39c instead of $1.00 to $1.50. HERE'LL be another big crowd M’* WAISTS, which | at this store tomorrow, and are as popular as ever, | they'll spend their money at top speed, are 88c instead of $1.25 } 6 too, not because they get it easily, White Lawn Waists, some | dtd ; but because they can get more here of ‘em worth up to $6.00, are | ( cut to 98¢ than anywhere else . | ele ) That's because they're high | 1 For example— neck styles 7 80. 1 vic lilt Gib Toke: Peaton'a: sock ct wind Town and | Country ‘ nigges Dollar House Dresses for 49¢ each ne bar spree Paae” hha thal 1 t They're practical, good looking Some of ‘em were four dol- Dresses, too, just about like the pic lars. eure Silk and Chiffon Waists are be ccattt DAREDEVIT ALL THE RECORD , > * OR DS. And a big lot of Wash Dresses for $2.15 instead of $500 and Spa IN ACTION — Fin Tee A &s aa 4 $7.50. FRANCIS X.BUSHMAN & AvuDIE val FOR ALL MACHINES girls, misses and women that should Girls’ Rain Capes, with plaid -BUSHMAS IENCEL. CHHOPPER GEPKELLY have sold a year ago and did not lined hoods, are 88c euch | For a screen favorite, Francis X.)face to face with desth. He h x oll aac MALL eA cle Sy sky OR, oo Why, we'll sell ‘em at $1.98. Panton's prices were $1.50 wircalageerent ty ee star, who in in § week in Though they were bought to sell and $2.50. in in & : Bushman admits himself that rea at seven, ten, and some of ‘em fifteen I And Sr Ae bons Dresses, lb a, entitled “The Ret f Rich aac roa why 9 eee Nitere: Lawn anc arty Dresses, lard Neal,” holds the title for being m 1m world. Tt ama; “A Romance of the B Ttissitniakuuadohe -¢ h t Girls’ Coats, everything on this bes “ bashful met of his t nor i s hoes wood rama The - |DEEP SEA DIVERS i _ rig ght for choice of the big Second Floor is cut down to close out. And we're Not ‘e shman) recently in a visit paid him by 72 cco Mg ti Sate SEEK SUBMARINE jot. ade of Ginghams, Linens not going to be all summer in closing Ages at a Cofengo | yeancle Mrs. Raigh Benson of Madison Theatre Tonight | Lawns, some of ‘em beautifully em- make a # ipa w safe ct dW nated ee eed he oe ; Salome Jane,” seven parts (Be ; J es ei at jmake eoch Krew no emb ay to Chicago ju re "e 4 M HONOLULU, April 13 broidered. UNDREDS of yards of Torchon and Cluny Laces, | h¢ quit before he finished » of him eee The Black Box, : ott ; 5 , ne On -ni i > te |had Intended to say B in photoplays and sode No. dive ill descend into the One-ninety-eight. such as Panton sold for 10c and 1Sc a yard, are re- | In the studio on the big Exsanay| you are my ide Mrs. Benson told off Honolulu harbor today to defi- duced to 2c ranch, Bushman loses all that self; Bushman upon thelr introduction nitely locate the wreck of the U. 8 " i P ? consciousness which is always so Bushman bl { furiously. H . pos on the First Floor you'll find the finest, widest And they'll never be sold for so little again povsre cable when sued admirers.| embarrassment dalé tt hard ree FAM US EDITOR : bets and whitest Flouncings you ever saw for $2.50 a yard Kayser Chamoisette and Lisle Gloves that are 50c a | Hin r often have put Bushmani him to thank her F ‘The new hole ¢ gear and diving Marked 98c % pair the country over, are 29c a pair here. eee Eh te il ger cruise oi i ‘rei he ¥ But they won't be here long ALHAMBRA Sweetheart,” “The Demand That 0 ruiser and, from ti ec ching ere long Charlie Chaplin as a sniff artist! Must Be Supplied,” (Ace Comedy) Mare Island x ard. All the:aay uchings, of fine Carl c 's Emt \ Silk e ices were trausferred on barges to- Cc g ; 25¢ arlson-Currier’s Embroidery Silks are 3c a skein Would you believe tt? eee v4 ¢ traps bars a oan Beye ah Royal Society Floss is 1c Tin so, Anaatatia, every word of Alhambra Ending Gaturday Night moran, ay a dea a y L, 7c. 7 \t. For proof we refer you to the! Charite Chaplin, in “The Traroy bere & weal some Windsor Ti " ? Alhambra, where the matchless)"The Return of Richard oe ths ord Aan OULARD SILKS—what's left of ‘em—are 39¢ instead [comedian Is cutting up this week) (Francis Bushman); News W silk, that were 25c, are of 65¢ | more ferociously than eve “shag NSAS CITY, April 13.—Wm cut to 10c. ‘ - | It fe im the final stage of this) Grand, Ending Tuesoay Night son, owner of the Kansas City Batts and: Te ef. ero Ratines” (once they couldn't be bought quickly | picture, called “The Tram that) “The Guardian of Flo Roe eee anes CY Wonderful” Tavverition ‘ ait a enough). Ratines that were $1.25 and $1.00 a yard are |(baties becomes truly emotio aside d Rerviese); “Hearts today, af d illness. stores Health While } ercerized thread pow 25¢ awear we heard tears patter) Fiamnes,” two part comedy; “Putting! Col. Nelson was 74 years old. He | are 10c instead of 50c Col " bl ng every row of neats while One Over was the sole owner and editor of vo Sie See olors suitable for house dresses, robes and the like Charles was doing it } oe Ae the newspaper, which he had bullt at's for\the set Bs price is so low that you can afford to use the I heard afterward, also, that Man. nd pe Marge! aioe up, and up to a month ago wag ac stu ‘or fy lager Jensen had the house mopped ’ of the Lowlands, Ser- | tive in the management, desp! fi : Beaded and Spangled Ww eee eee ler after every performance. And|tha Kalich When Love sine, munca tat: Bader ‘ Dress Trimmings that ool Suitings, such as sold for $1.98, are cut to $1.25. [1am positive I was sober yester-) Winks gee y-no Shapes ein eatin ’ } er the Ia publican national 7 Panton sold for 35c are Dress Crepes, in lovely colors, are 69c¢ instead of $1.00. | aay Ea M nf a reer convention, when the progressive 1Sc a yard. 2 The pathos is produced. in the um Un ednesday party was organized, Col. Nelson d y AND-PAINTED China Plates, that were $1.00 and + of the ninth inning, as it were Lene ry Hrd in 4 two-part! was the first noted editor in the Guimpes that were 69c $1.50, are 39c—what's left of ‘em ee ® — of se gen gh od Hero’: “the. nn Gi ona gr piggy to come ‘out in support of c jon node: > 5 Col nit Soon tciecoeage mals Nottingham Curtains are ‘way less than half price in discovery that the young heroine eens yen a Rig on ee a . | ‘ omedy ; ne Ba many instances. to another. With each turn Of] gnce.” and “No One Will Buy My were 50c a yard are Sc, Even, the newest Tipperary Veils, that were selling well at 75c, have been cut to 59c. Venetian Bands of the finest quality, that were $1.98, are now 98c. Table Linens and Napkins are a fourth and a third less. Everything reduced—because everything is going to be closed out. Terms cash Take your goods along delivered. Sale resumed tomorrow at 9 o'clock Ostrich Plumes of Quality to Go, Too Ostrich Plumes— Three hundred; all colors; beautiful. Values up to $2.00 apiece. None worth less than a dollar—on sale tomorrow at Only large purchases can be A clean dollar saved there. full, wide and 50c Charge of GEORGE FRANCIS Merchandisers and Financiers for Panton’s ps Siphon Store *Leven Seven to ’Leven ’Leven Second Ave. ‘Confessions of a Wife ROWE & Business COMPANY, Institutions, in ae whether either or both men were|of perjury A jury found he lied | tion had been from the first on | other man’s crime, stands convicted) | afraid,” | Liberty | the camera hia dejection increases joff the story 1915, PAGE 3, until the pita-pat of teardrops in the theatre sounds like a rainstorm] @ outaide I thot your attention was love. on the table! places conapicuou and leaves The busted romance had its ginning after Charles was severely wounded in the pants leg. The girl nurses him back to health. It's om of the best Chaplin films seen be be-| yet The other pictures are "The Re turn of Richard Neal three-part drama, with Fra « X. Bushman nd a news weekly of world events The All-Star Trio scored big tn an animated song, the second of these tle. eee CLASS A “The Duchess,” the three-part drama at the Class A featuring Cleo Madison, has drawn a capa city house at nearly every perform If the heavy ance «ince Sunday patronage continues, the manage ment may decide to lengthen the engagement several days. Cleo Madison plays the part of a very young girl. You .ever would suspect from seeing her In the screen that the fair Cleo is well out of the broiler class . ee LIBERTY The acting of the famous stage favorite, Rita Jolivet, in showing this week at the has assured the great ac ons as a movie actorine to follow that line. is Miss Jolivet’s tress suc if she wishes The Unafratd | first endeavor tn the films. oe . MISSION There is rivalry between the Mis- sion and the Class A this week fn of their feature pictures, After the Storm,” a strong drama at the Mission, also has a very realistic storm scene, from which the two The storm at the Mission starts At the other house the deluge is the windup ter. Tha Mission's bill this week is one of the best in town ee COLONIAL A one-armed man, who wears a hook tn place of the missing arm, ts of the Missing,” the ction offered this week “The Valley feature attr by the Colonial ant sight, but it ls necessary in carrying out the details of the plot This same man contemplates murdering his baby by use of the hook, but in the nick of time is pre. Hvented from carrying out the act Ho sure is a merry old party Class A, Ending Tuesday Night “The Duchess,” (Cleo Madison) three parts; “Caught by the Han dle,” “The Skinflint.”: Iberty, Ending Tuesday Night The Unafraid,” (Rita Jolivet and House Veters), Colonial, Ending Saturday Night The Valley of the Missing,” (Jane Miller) gre |Clemmer, Ending Wednesday Night The Devil, . Mission Ending Tuesday Night in love with her. Down deep in| when he swore in court some time! jher heart Mollie knows, as doe#|ago that he had never been con MOLLIE DIFFERS WITH DICK Jwith him alone, 1 shall feel hon very woman in whom men are vieted of a felony (Copyright, 19 Newspaper jored with bis company and I shall interested, that these men's Inter: |~ a Te te erating, Amwoctation) | 11 44|do my best to ke the para. |°*t In her was not wholly pride in DENTAL Mo A ge gang Mage graphs about that despicable gang.” | "°F Clever brain, but she was play every one is over the article that eee te ee td Dick, “anwera-(in& the game—thia time Hke a appeared in the paper with its in-|4) must think of her reputation|¥M@n—and she did not intend to and sinuations about Mollie and Mr. | fires» retire until she bad an avowal of Hatton, and it is also astonishing love from elther one or be of to note the way in which the dif. as eg ag sniffed er them. sat was eee ferent people took It What do you insinuate, Dick! in the meantime I am not sure in the first place Mollie herseit| Waverly? Is it possible thmt you liar she did not hookwink marieit % PRICES CUT was very cool about !t until Dick|think ¢ either Mr, Hatton oF jay well as Dick with her {de f E] Suggested that she should leave|Mr. Sullivan are lunching with me |husinenss Graine in opposition sett 1) toon Then the got furiously | because I am giving them clandes: | 1, ig, i eee citrantia ds ” No such low prices anery, tine favors? Does no man ever fae dbabte wie’ 6 ‘or atrictly high-cl ' Jt you toll me, please, just |*Pend any money “on a woman If], 0 ot Sheng SAP gba tger ve Will you ne, plea eee Sees ce f wome this moment that she had had the vork were ever offe }) why I should be made to | my |} n © oF does not ex mq suspicions as Dick was attie or elnew home. and my. work because a lot|Pect to get materia] returns? making out her case { b Te ee ies anit f vilominded men have decided| “YOu men make me sick—even| oo ait Bott os pont ny low prices will of vile-rmi men 1 | the best of you cannot get beyond |Possible manner, forgetting when tinue while the bara to make me the victim of a polltt the ShOuent Of sax wi a thi men and women come ther, times last. cal holiday? If any one can see any |the thought of sex when you think | wien, miainess or social 5 y i i coal harm ia'epe« junciing with woman. 1 have, up to this |*tber in business or social life.) tard ‘Limes Optical Prices Pat and Mr. Hatton, he must take been flattering myself that|" towever, in spite of all this an me cask it out in feasting tile eyes upon it.|these two men were treating me ‘ Mt tobe, 1 tein} oo. hes } in feasting hin , kg alll egg gna Mose and ite conclusions, 1 think | tent. Have your } I have never in my life seen Chad brat tf abit Mollie is right not to run away at xamined wick Hatton alone—more's the|T#ln, executive abt and bust | the first breath of gossip, 1 know avnseep 2it- pity—but 1 give you all fair warg-|ne%* talent they respected, and I), ald 4 t as tee le Cot thon any pair ) mt e yo t ' oe eene er, peepee Ane Fit weit just as she ts dot to $6 on any pair ing that if he wants to eall on me find ¢ fF pede my brother has! out 1 am very curious to know require, Lensea| —it he asks me to Ko angwhere = * . ing on their interest | wnat ies ind in Chadwick Hat-| plicated a spectalty. : re lin me me as a womar > , ‘ Mollie was magnificent in her (tons Hfe that he must enchew Edwin J. Brown, D. D. S. Uirade and she quite cowed Dick, women, especially unmarried ones Seattle's Leading Dentiat quite different from anything he ; , A three-part feature, a drama Boia found in his previous ex “ MURRAY CONVICTED De vive Ave, and a comedy—ail for 5c. ence with women. But I had to je Sure and Come to 700" and 713) THIRD AT PIKE lsmile—when neither of them could| James Murray, who served seven| open eventnen until § and Sun- see meas Mollie's own sper ila “years in & Montana prison for an-' days until ¢ Cor people who work. “After the Storm,” “His | Flowers,” \¢ Charles writes tn a note which he) novel pictures to be shown fn Seat The Un-| the depiction of rainstorm scenes, | which comprise an Important part | principals are forced to seek shel-| one of the strongest characters in| It 1s not a pleas:| PROGRAMS) (Bessie Barriscale). | Jungle LAST DAY to see that quaint Quaker feature love story “After the Storm” Tomorrow Williamson’s SUBMARINE (UNDER WATER) MOTION PICTURES RESION NCE THEATRES | Home Tonight Culligan's Nashville if red Minstrel and The Per {ln of Pauline,” No. 19, two parts. 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