The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1915, Page 2

THE LEADER COMPANY Formerly JOHN PANTON COMPANY Mast Have Quicker Action on the ~ Closing Out of This Stock This store is for rent, and our stay here is only temporary. We do not want to move any of the present stock elsewhere if possible—hence the ridiculously low prices we are putting on every article for sale Thinking that this was a permanent company, sent us A House im New Yor twenty-five dozen Ladies’ Shirt Waists, with instruc- tions to use them for an opening advertisement. We have kept them, and are giving you the benefit of Low Prices on Fresh, New Goods. These good Waist values will not last long, for we have marked them at nearly 14 price, simply because we cannot affordto keep them. White Marquisette Waists Fancy Batiste and Crepe Waists | In plain shirt effects, in nar. | White Marquisette Waists, row and awning stripes; also | with dainty embroidery vest some all white embroidered | dees Gh task; laste end lawn Waists in the lot. Colors : light and navy blue, pink, lav the new round collar of em ender and black broidery. Front fastening of 59c 3 $1.00 values crochet buttons, long ®leeves i Seco Silk Waists Candy Stripe Waists t be Smart looking Seco Silk Mercerized Crepe Waists tn Walists, in colors with white dainty eandy stripes in rose stripes, Convertible collars lavender, blue and green color and long sleeves, Colors are | combinations. Long bar pe navy and light blue, Kelly | and convertible collars green, purple and 98 } values, $1 25 pe brown Cc | ere Values Are Measured by Quality. PRICE Measured by Seatesties F Presents Extraordinary Three hundred Velvet Shapes in Tricornes, Toques, : and large and small Sailors, 89c a while they last ......... pe sar COL By Trimmed Hats, values $3 98 ° up to $7.50...... Lae ale aie a . > Another lot, trimmed with large, fluffy $2 45 4 Fixtures Take Another | Neckwear Worth 69c and 98c ° ° for 25c and 49c - umole in Ice This lot of Neckwear includes collar and cuff sets, separate collars, vestees, guimpes, etc Glass Show Cases, 81.50, 82.50 and #3 per ft Worth | Made up in pretty and effective dewigns of xaley hen ‘ i ince, lawn, embroidery net, etc. Worth to | Oak Counters, S@e per foot. Cost $4.90 to bulld 69c and 98¢ te sa.0chcttetion ot Tables at S0e, $1.00 and #2.00. Worth, | 7° 25c oe 49c Bi a nickel Windo Fixtures at 25 per cent ' SH octthecot reeks Sages Shoes for Small Feet ccet al! Cases with siase doors at less than the gisse BQ q_laiiet’ hish oF low Shoes, worth $4.00 re Millinery Stands (the metal alone worth $1), for | 7 iY oe ee 00, are going and going x each. et, te hi Frink Window Reflectors, worth $3 per foot. Sec a lot of them 39c tions 4 to 6 feet long for 81.00 n | eet A ARR A RRR NO Ne fifteen-foot fron- Table, worth $20.00 Ladies’ White Satin Slippers ev foot high nic _ Stands for 4 goodly assortment of sizes. t leh nickel § Stand for @epiay pur! bat we have to effect a quick Clearances One five-foot high nickel Stand for display pur- | Worth $4 to $6 $1 00 ones, worth $8.00, for $2.50, (All these Stands have | All go at, per pair . iAjuatable brackets.) ers’ Wrapper Desks at $1.00 each. (Big Tt Lane ae SOT or cers 00, me an Fars at Half Price one length of We 0d Shelving with four shelves. Fancy Dress and Coat Buttons, Half Price i tOP ra of Blectric Fixtures at i8e each, it you | Handkerchiefs at Half Price ' want them ail, ¥ are $1.00 per dozen All Dolis at One-Quarter Off, and don’t forget f that Xmas will soon he here! Fr 8) 0 EN | 5 A ay tCl SLO en Ge ona ene =x All Toys, Games, Doll Furniture, ete, to go jing their opinions, and it seems ge CHANCE FOR Y at Half Price. | that each of the three has admirers | Bradbury Dr. LL. . Clark. among the readers | OWNSVILLE, 8 a | . Pat Sullivan, tho, seems to have BR + Sept. 24.— : |Get What You Are Entitled |, little the best of it. Yet Jin,| One soldier was killed and two f De rvice. Edie runs a close second. Chadwick | were wounded while battling /f/ | _ to in Dental Sere Hatton, the temperamental fellow,| With Mexicans near Progreso, | f) | When you pe oer even. | is running third. Molly ts to make | at daylight today. tled t v : ne t Paes me Monday Meager dispatches said a | Fi ly JOHN PANTON COMPANY i, mon wha know theit| ‘The following are some of the| amali detachment of U. 8. sol ' ormer. y and wh 4 pe | letters by Star readers, telling their| diers had been surrounded and eat toe eation that | Spinions as to whom Molly should| were in danger of annihilation now mar i “ sem is are | inf ts arrived i: 1107-1111 Second Ave. fentiat. ta GUESSES “Jim” sete Nare teen gent rtraial fl DEMAND ‘TO I guess Jim Edio will be Molite’s|\oreodes to. see) n bandits! rsTs aan re 8 k and! | { . nents ay Ala Rl ceiaoeen : Bote Aificate from the state denta jponene MRS. L, MILES. | gcattered thruout 1 coun: | ) “SAYS BULGAR ACTION FUNERAL OF MRS.DOWO | BREQIDENT WALKS [Fat 4 showing that ne ation of the|H@ PICKS PAT AS ry there | ; Jatate dental board is the very best |JUST ABOUT RIGHT i! i = Is MERELY A CLUB The funeral of Mrs. Sadies Down t | Mollie's choice should be ‘Hol D UP PAYMENT || We Show Other Reliable 4 LU song ae signe agp eng ale AMONG CROWDS ° sulliy an, he has the underlying RENI fs ] Makes $15 to $22.50 cisco, was held Thursday afternoon | wie att is ata i ” An gga Me : 5 heart, from old Mother Nc allie TO Ww . Shoes—Hats—Furnis' WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.—The| with Rev. Father Noonan, of St.| WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.—Prost-|otfice t{herselt has found het Nore. Melle manne Bulgarian embassy today declared] j, 09° cathedral, officiating. In-| dent Wilson today did what he often!" ; the | matte t-of-fact mother, and {s, in a| OLYMPIA, Sept. 24.—On_ the the Bulgarian mobilization is sim-|) ont was in Calvary cemeter said he would like to do—et out\* Ne ’ ne | way, without a base to true marr eA lneiend that the Washington Pav _Dr s W: Hl ply a club to be used in a final ef ae many} and rub elbows with the crowda.|t!* front ry llife. Chad 1s a tempermental ¢ secret ment/ [| ress e on CREDIT Mra. Dowd was the wife of Frank in plain aight \ ing Co. had a se ment fort to force the allies to persuade I Leaving the White ouse car in the|+ t we ‘ Ret (not of his own desire, but! with the Warrenite company in r | d ii Serbia and Greece to cede her|Dowd, secretary of the ttle| garage, he took a brisk walk|of ra by fate), but has wealth enough to\gard to payment of royalties, and! |] to dress’ well ee onia, Sone said it didjaerie of agree 5 7 is Pella thru Washington's busiest stre L satisfy his temperament, which 0 th t tg ad been no re ! without the r r 1 “Ht « is an accommo not indicate that Bulgaria is about|also, by a daughter, Miss Margaret! bought some golf balla and rere would always be satisfied ant onic Wddine. Athenee 1 s u not I ever , day. to join the Teutons ‘Dowd to the White House after ¢ ight t! or not eae ote way ‘Btate Spans Hi 8 i : ay us every Day i rath lia ete tall in ninsnahall cil : after dodgi he on a aed ta a fant s uditor Clauss Solley cars, automobiles and pe-jout work that wo can dis Fl, he he Pri ualting Rie long, {8}and H ighway Commissioner Roy estrians. “Ou iarantee protects you Ir pint hout the “mother base,” tho d up Warrants In payment of the He threaded his way thru tholevers ware itis an! {4 guaran-|thra no fault of his own peo Rikway ia Flares oot crowds scarcely unnoticed tee of #atiatactior fgned not] Plain Pat is, the only one whol ty Fall and only” by" the opera ho did your loan aucceastully fill the heart of NEW COINS IN E YPT nye a weit f the office, | Mollie, and bring her the true re t whe ount nathle alization of married life T Af D ia anantion to “a FIND MARKET FOR ernoon Dresses STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 24, 1915. PAGE 2. SENATORS CHARGE WATER POWER MEETING IS ‘PACKED’ | PORTLAND, 28 to 7 | Sept. 24 the alleged Weat Power Confernce voted against the Ferris bill and In favor of the states control ling power alte Senator Thomas Ore, hy J alton by the federal government to private corporations for terms of} 50 years and no more, at the expt ration of which time the site to re) vert to the peop! This plan ts embodied in the Ferris bill, pend ing In con Washing a vote of Bern Water yesterday J. Walsh, of n's delegation. was not) Montana, again repeating that the|unanimous on the resolution an} meeting was “packed,” also charg: | adopted ed that the newspapers he had seen| Gov, Lister was not around to were deliberately mivrepresenting | vote at all the proceedings of the alleged con-| M. C. Harris of Hoquiam and| Imus of Kalama and! Wells of Anacortes ntrol, while Adams voted for fed " Vv foren Senator hard fight for the resolution approving Secretary of the the leasing of Walsh ma a| Senator A adoption of a| Senator W the plans of Interjor Lane for | fe power and water er RRR REE Packed! The water power conference at Portland, pretending to represent | ntiment on this most important subject, was packed—packed by the electric monopoly. | Look over the list of Washington delegates for the proof. lany of them were selected, in any wise, by the people. Two United States senators, Thomas J. Walsh of Montana and ‘George &.c of Oregon, said in open meeting that the con ference was bi voted against federal p Phil control ented the facts And where was Gov. Lister ‘of Washington? What did he have to say about the “packed” meeting? Nothing. What did he have to say about the scheme to grab the w power sites away from the people and present them to the General, Electric Co? Nothing. What did he have to say to Foe mysterious Henry J. Pierce, who! lappeared as a ttle knows him not cept. a tool of the la trying to grab Pri Rapids, in this state, and deprive the farmers and settiers In the Hanford irriga tion district of their just rights? | | No; our governor sald nothing. He sat on the fence. He wanted! to compromise Washington was well “represented” at thie power conference-— REPRESENTED BY A SPINELESS GOVERNOR AND ELECTRIC COMPANY TOOLS. And yet some Seattle papers have the audacity to claim that these” sentiment in this state, atscaranblntentn ei es really “repre nted” the PEOPLEMAY VOTE ONNEW LAW TO LET — OUST CHIEF giving the the chief of police cause, after written charges have been preferred, and he has been found guilty of the offense , fled in the charges, will be st ted to the voters qt the March “on, if a resolution to submit the ndment to the voters intro. ced tn the council Thursday by Counciiman Lundy carries An amendment somewhat similar to » the one proposed was adopted | ~ ad peters: in 1912, but now ts! wally defective. The ‘a | womey pol we would seek to rem edy these defects. | A charter amendment jelty council the power to remove from office for USE POSLAM WHEN ITCHING Don't suffer Itching torments fre lany eruptional trouble, even for one day. Just use Posiam Reltef is tm- Mayor Gill referred to this 1912} jinediate—all Itching stops. Depend | amendment, early in the Lang in- upon Posiam to heal and quickly | vestigation, in advising the council ifort al. |they had power to remove the| weather | chief, But the councilmen doubted | their authority under the terms of| Itching > me . em, Itching | the measure : | | WHO SHALL BE Ivy-Polsoning. et intrens Fosiarn Boap o' N le NOTED WOMAN THREE KILLED IN lua Saturday afternoon at 3 Miss Elberta K. Shipley, of the Tomorrow! LAST DAY In less than thirty-six hours after the publication of this, our last and final announcement, ur Doors Close Forever We have nothing more to say. The balance of our stock, which consists of only the finest Clothing, Hats and Furn- ishings in America, will be disposed of in these last few hours at some price. No Reasonable Offer Refused We will distribute the balance of the stock into homes of the people at their prices, or less than they would offer were they asked to name the prices. WE MEAN IT Every piece of merchan- dise will be sold before the doors close for the last time —Saturday night. VEITH-CAMMACK Co. ‘Seattle Hotel Bldg., 2nd -Ave. at James Free Fare to Purchasers of $25 or Over |gineer, and J. E. Wilson, of Falls City, Neb, NEBRASKA WRECK SociALIST PARTY ALKS ON PEACE OMAHA. sep 24—atieonder WILE PIGK standing of ord according to gon Missouri Pacific officials was re Candidates for election te “Peace wa Liberty!” sponsible today for a crash between school board and port co: on the socialist ticket will named at a mass convention ofthe socialists Sunday afternoon at the Labor Temple. panatnieeCiatn data 1 must have $10,000 in 30 days See page 9 will be the topic dis- northbe passenger tr freight at ain and a clock at the Hippodrome by ew York school board, famous eturer Thursday Miss Shipley, who Drugetsts MOLLY'S HUBBY? is a descendant of Abraham es ee ee Lincol family, spoke to the @ | Veterans at the Port Orchard | ff} _OPEN ‘SATURDAY ‘Eve TUL 10 | | home, and was given an ova | | rar tion. Her remarks on peace | F | Star Readers Are Divided) touched the old soldiers and f! | the: sponded with tremen. | | in Their Sympathies | Gee peoples. tates’ Gatpiey | is ahi ian, and her pic | FAVOR P AT SULLIVAN) tures of early Tennessee life | Molly is going to marry soon | You know, Molly cipal characters in one of the pr “Confessions of “ll, Star readers have been express. | a Wife | | She has three sulto | which of the three will ‘as marry? int ‘ A Man Who Knows Winter ficken iy 2 $27 CAIRO, Sept, 24,.—Arrangement ter ey can t and | GFE $22.50, $25, $27.50 with a new coinage to mark its in H 1 r ¥ ee ete Stns PAT OALL | Nghe sich va Aietioauca or eeawke ‘ on price by sf) ».| KINDS OF GOOD LUCK | ABERDEEN, Sept. 24.—This ftem sia’ Nia Racial " fa my Ee Une te rath eh |. Mollie, I think, will marry Pat! will be hard on Congressman Hum. ‘ i bas hieyoiphi aR ’ ¢ fi. | Sullivan, as fate er could be 80) phrey and other nkers. t e t chitton t Hollywood Lunch Waffles are 1 v 1 nejunkind to him again, for he has| Grays Harbor lumber is finding net, charmeuse nd chiffon now in season, 212 Pike St.—Ad ant a bit. seth te a moet| Played the game of iife and love| encod markets taffet Catscn as | The ead iy u. Why | 80 squarely; and, for Mollie's sake,| within the next three 1 ithe ee Men, Women and Children buying shoes in our Down PACIFIC OUTFITTING C4 ). ry best, be ts no more, and) Chadwick Hatton has had th pla Reedta ° ‘ year: ei nt Corn Pinks Blue stairs Department get big values at low prices. We have ‘ . Ly ee sudan ars is not fair that he! snipped by the Grays Harbor Lur Especially noticeab the Dr ‘sir Pg POR A vii : icgoott 4 Nd t ne vould have Mc when Pat wa ; pry vay “wo t $22.50 , ' given a great deal of thought and time to getting shoes | PUERTO IME gh og aN movnable before. Tite ie Ketound bet € £0 8 Baltlmote concern, ‘To ats hae nceord at these low prices that will give proper service The om fume. 60009 surely spoil a lifelong friendship, C°Y 8M ther tr dialect ental me Sli Ne ie sy Mh ll result is a line that is very satisfactory to us and that will eel He of {| which {® too grand a thing to lose, {et left here | } ribbon, “Thee he the same to the wearers. All leathers in good styles nonnlor ir te While Jim Edie is a fine fellow Roman lace, trimmed riuvane 'y.- M \\ - P 7 vO SHE YOUR |he ts too old for Mollie; besides, RECAPTURE TWO TOWNS | irimmed with s} e Men's and Women’s at $2.50 to $3.50. Children’s low in VISTS CRITTEIOAT |he loves Margie, and I cannot bear ‘ proportior FOR WH PULL THETN Pen | for Mollie to be second choice with) BERLIN, Sept ‘-gR and | Special Values, $5.00, in each morning fron either Jim Edie or Chadwick Hat-| Strigee miles southeast of Riga an f | eith i Ka had J ! re) Mill D. T Ir ll Ss Cc monatrate our painl |ton have been recaptured by German|{f ur Nilinery Uepartment Uu e hoe re) : So here is good luck to Pat Sul-|forces, it was officially announced! #| _ : c . a YOUR CREDITISO K Regal Dental Offices livan, the best man of the thre yday Bavarian — force under} || See Our Union Street 120 Marion St. or 903 Second Ave. Sadhad Dr. L. Tt. Clark, Manager, Yours respectfully, Leopold have broken th Window 1405 Third Ave, N. W. Cor, ‘Thira MRS. B. A. CRAV sian resistance along a wide] i and Union, 4147 12th A front, it was also claimed | ° held the rapt attention of the old veterans. Today’s Styles Today WE FEATURE THE FAMOUS S, SOLDIERS ARE ATTACKED | 1 1 | VERY CLEVER || Dancing Frocks and | | i