The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 28, 1915, Page 2

STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1915 PAGE 2,) NOTICE! An announcement of more than usual interest to the men and women of Seattle will be printed in this space tomor- row night. It pertains to the destiny of the Panton Depart- ment Store, the end of which is in sight. ‘George Francis Rowe& Company Merchandisers and Financiers for Business Institutions Burke Building ROOSEVELT- BARNES TRIAL JURY “General Offices 630-32 IES MAKE GERMANS ARE | ADVANCE ON REPULSED IN DARDANELLES A GAS BATTLE LONDO: Agril 28. Despite | ‘of success by the Turks, the | attack upon the fortifications the Dardanelles, now developed | new iines, with troops partic! te believed to be making today ‘The fighting is steadily increasing Fiolence. As allied troops press | fn the land operations, the Warships maintain a constant bom. | Dar@ment of the forts at long range | ‘Well as inside the strait the Turkish claims of re) pulse of the French landed on the} ¢ wide of the Dardanelles’ en » & Parts statement brought nees that the valley of bly _. had been occupied, all operations continued with | LONDON, April 28.—A new charge by the Germans against the section of the allied line held by the Belgians in Fian- | ders, in which the enemy was thrown back with enormous losses, was reported today in dispatches from King Albert's | army. At every point of the line guarding the way to Calais the French and British are pressing forward, endeavering to regain the ground which was lost when the Germans hurled themselves forward. The attack of the Germans against the Belgian po sitions was made last night. It ‘was timed to follow the spread ing of aaphyxiating gases along the Belgian front, but the strat agy and bravery of the Beigians upset all plans made by the ‘saben statements that the Hrit | Janded on the Gallipoli penin. ‘Were also forced to seek r of their fleet are also de | | | breeze blew the ‘the war office here. es across the trenches | The Roosevelt-Barnes jury. Reading from left to right: At top, Stuff Cott on in Nestrits | Peter Beneke, coal dealer; Ray Tar farmer. Next below, Walter s tead,| J Zuitl, manufacturer; W grocer; Leonard K, Hun BERLIN, April 28 —Advices from | ho er, a t r ainter Edw Hs motorman; F. W. Pierce Receeentinorie today tend to con-|had prepared arpenter; George E e Next below, at either the claims of the Turkish war/the trenches of the peried of the interrogat t are, Irving J. Mills, wood r, and Franklin S. Rhoades, farmer heir nostrils | farmer, and Henry Hoag, cler Doffice that the allied attacks on the wi ‘ish positions on the Gallipoli failed. t ‘The a troops, the advices and wa SPEECHES ON WITNESS STAND At bottom, John W. Brown, | @ied Tuesday at the age of £0 sctonn. Th years. She had lived in Seattle, since 1872. to their fee aes ___ | and paarel: a deadly fire into the ; advancing Help the Stomach 5 Leave ‘Piles of Oe. ' Digest Your Food | ty, N." "rans a niagered ne i il mai j When the stomach fails to dl- () reas ne pear! hs te aw ? Tm, aches are a een aeawes } piles of dead were left on the field |that he had been ir the bowels become clogged }/‘The repulse of the attack was com ‘with @ mans of waste and refuse i] plete. | it ferments and generates pol- All advices today indicate that ally forced || despite the great strength of the| distress }!German line to th ot 8 | Evidently relishie had put in a morn gons that are He's in High Spirits fato the blood, ca ng influence reading of the ‘NAVY YARD ROUTE fu |mans’ line in this section, which tw] §trurg Gees ¢ alais “s Time table ou daject to change without notte | ap Magnesia | | hom WWitha Westlieve oe mas wl T DANCING PARTIES Reads His eech per stomach Troubles Says the acsetniagaa Girt} TTirnakoue Rusa ete livian teed Fifth and University from one of the colonel’s Clean Armeseenent "$400,000 FIRES Sia He was again in high spirits. Re-|—— You Are Invited to Brown’s Farewell Party The V. & H. Shoe Co. (I. Brown, Prop.) and Brown Bros. are going out of business and these two great shoe stocks are yours—come and take them away. The greatest shoe selling event Seattle has ever seen will start making history tomorrow morning. Brown is going out of the shoe business. That’s settled. Brown has two stores, so ordinarily he would have a man’s size job getting out, especially in these tough times. But Brown is the best price-cutter this ad man has ever met. To cross out a $5 mark and label it 85c never makes him wink even. That’s why it’s going to be easy for Brown to quit the shoe business. Now, to make things plain—both of Brown’s stores start their final sales tomorrow. To simplify matters all the men’s shoes in the V. & H. store have been carted down to the other store and combined with the Brown Bros. stock. That leaves women’s shoes only in the V. & H. Store and nothing but men’s and boys’ shoes at Brown Bros. Women’s Shoes At the V. & H. $5.00 Heavy Work Shoes Cinderella Feet Shod for Felder's Logging Shoes boots or slippers for the price of a single Russel Pacs pair AND $7.50 Long Rubber Boots... $5.00 Shoes for ordinary feet, too, at great Boys’ Tennis Shoes 35e¢ and 25¢ Men’s Shoes At Brown Bros. Banister and Crossett Shoes Cut in Price Thousands of pairs, small sizes, nar- row widths. If you have a small foot, $3.75 $5.25 35. 75 come and get four or five pairs of dainty reductions. Everything in stock at a $3.50 Dancing Pumps for . $2.45 small price Special reductions on odd lots. Big See windows cuts on everything in stock. Women’s Shoes at Men’s Shoes at 1208 Second Ave. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS First and Columbia GOING OUT OF BUSINESS section of St. Paul most plece of cheese cake at the Lunch, 212 Pike.—Adver an 3 "hie bee, { spread with “ APPARATUS OUT —- g AT EARLY = D 0 CT OR east corne i Spring st aba light we ‘want your patr nage and of- t first noticed | fer you the doctor's services as an nd turned ir ducement Look for the Yellow Froat THE “| 900 FOREIGNERS th INTERNED IN B. C. VANCOUVER, B.C, Ap Two hundred a Austrians re moe “ml! Practice of saving bespeaks } se the thrift, intelligence and sta- abbccaddowed heii » straw bility of character. We put ™°S"*\ forth our best efforts to the thire . lo encourage you. Al-| through smoke, GEN.MURRAY RETIRES “: April 28 fe a “S" Interest 4 Per Cent VERY N WELL FRANK s AVINGS & m 1. B CLARK, BD Os — A. C. Whitecliff Was Rec- 5: ommended to Regal Den- tists by Sister and Is Glad of It. will not ac rand ant morrow, bh nt Los iI rs s A fours ce nel ofter Lo Re GETS — ~—e Folgns nents today int 1 TRUST CO. awy M ' { Frank G. Gegoux BULL BROS. : taut Sth eee ig) oF aun enth day ot} Bes yes 7 ft me a ae a we eth bus : oe A n the stand - Legg Ph Oe) Nt States ating the affecti of Mrs Just Printore (02. [rnd dd, cor the tot " {married Gekous, and naming $50,000 neart Reus ttesety ia thse Pet . tracted @i@ not hurt at all. in fect Grace 8. Bri Mee Bi 1 ot Ban’ Pies. |o8 | | 1013 THIRD AN 1043) |" aces have ie Fe I did not know it was out till the \qrace © rckmede te baa call ae goux is confident that he made | $5,000,000 3 lawyers will take him again | (nists showed me the toot. iq [Walt sentence It avo mitake when Ye accused fo her . nation y Sone. Cee a h . wife, Samet eoraers — |for, forthe crons-examinatto 2 eying |e ® bie dinner, #0 you know 1 aia | AS a result the husband rushed} Hook rae ‘ in nvelopes | S When thi not experience any bad after ef BA WOLA |1*0 the superior court nt closing| Im the Heart, of the Financial Regular bowiness size | | irs when the” proceedings | fects, Any one, in ed of dental AS D AS PIA LA | Cn last pi bh and withdrew his District. Printed for $1.95 Per | nday sper and maxarine at.|WOrk certainly ought to co vawenaa it anu pene. Thousa| ta , or nes were : oe SAC oO r siasasioanii : nd . . : 1 ; Barnes were} A. C, WHITE agit ¥ state senate adopted a 0 ee John Backiand, veteran J 10GE, Avasiaan’ the r ae give free asking the federal govern te Arctic trade will start on ninth ‘ ‘1 May 20 ont N. B, SOLNER, KAPLAN ‘PRINTING co. » DENTAL and OPTICAL | PRICES CUT \ No wuch low Prices high certa for | PRINEV@LLE, Ore, April 28 N. 4 REAPPOINT wane > a inw He the hara| THOMP&om lg. imes Inst wend Edwin J. Brown, D. D. S. Rose Cecil ONeill Wilson Seattle's Lending Dentist. Rose O'Neill, the "Kewpie Lady Department, 713 iret Ave believes women should be "free as Union Block. kewpies at waist line and knee.” DK. JK BENYON, JK n01d-Filied Rye MnNoUNnced SP MEMICAL Luana to Mrs, F. J. Calef, mother of Emma DL asWacstpants casts Rt [ent comtume tor women RANGE WAR FEARED: Regal Dental We Make Motion Pictures ~ STEWART HOUSE Over 100 iren on Aleatra 1, Arctic cruise 4 b ooner C. 8. and Trust Officer. AMUSE MENTS FILE WAR CLAIM MOOR bead METROPOLITAN 3 NIGHTS, STARTING Miss Marie Tempest it THURSDAY, APRIL 129 CHARLES FROUMAN meni JOHN DREW Vice President prices, ap inly the pl our dental work AN FRANCISCO, April 28 Bing Kong and Hop Sing tong gun is n, hired by the Sen Suey Ying] rme Marriage set tong fight i {been pald for “s Finest Equipment in the Equlpmen OPERATORS GATHER Jocobs Photo Shops ae P.1, Building, Seattle Offices DR. L. R, CLARK, MGR, 1405 Third Avenue W. Corner Third and Union | * Mon, ‘Tues v 1 ‘Other Wig Ac Deyo Night, Kvere W Seats Now. Selling PANTAGES lost Cora Youngblood Corson’ | GIRLS OF THE GOLDEN West et-together meeting at the rendezvous embled seribes old-timers a held at the Star Wants 6 Stewart Hi Ads find the Optica! Department, 705 Firnt sia, for $2.50, inetadin : Washington Block. She's a member of the Polymuriel Calef, for a time a girl of mystery W. H. Meichoir a | ppointed super: Bob Albrigh y,t2 788 and 718| prize fund committee of New York BINYON OPTICAL co. arrived in Seattle Tuesday from e A Ee Lie Jintendent of Seattle, Port Angeles | articles. The Wate” retbe which is trying to design a univer: 1116 Firat, Near Seneca ox Angeles to take care of her me See ae Gen. a awe "Bland Western railway and will take| 10¢ and 206 charge May 1,