The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1915, Page 2

Tomorrow Is Your Last Chance Tomorrow is the last day of the remarkable sale which closes the John Panton Company store for good. Needless to say, we are offering mer- chandise tomorrow at unheard-of prices so that it need not be moved elsewhere. Our Loss Is Your Gain Prices are slashed on everything, and the shopper who cannot find bar- | gains to crow over tomorrow either has no money at all to spend, or wouldn’t be pleased if we gave her the store. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS IT! SATURDAY YOU CAN BUY: Coats, Waists and Aprons Maslin Underwear and House Dresses Infants’ Wear i Misses’ and Children’s warm and serviceable Fall | Princess Slips with embroidery and lace; regular Coats; sizes 6 to 17 years. Priced at $3.98, $4.98 | Price $1.25. Now * . ese can 96.98 | ComPination Skirt and Corset Cover; regular eee ee Ry. \ price $1.25, Now 68¢ Women's House Dresses of Amoskeag gingham, in | Combination Suits, Night Gowns and Petticoats; retty and practical styles; regular pric 5 regular price $2.50, Now ‘ $1.68 pi * pox bene eal styles; regular he ye § Women’s Outing Flannel Petticoats, lace trim an 98, No OSe and St med; regular price $1.25. Now 60e Bungalow Aprons in light or dark percale; regular | Children’s Muslin Night Gowns; former price price 69. Now ie | $1.00. Now ige Ladies’ Short Muslin Petticoats; forr price There are still some Shoes for amall feet; sizes | g100 Now ip Smears Se to 4. Not any over A width, Regular $3.00, $4.00, | Infants’ Knit Sacques at 1-3, 14 and 1.2 Off $5.00 and $6.00 Shoes, for, pair --89¢ Infants’ and Children’s Nalnsook and Lawn and Muslin Dresses, 1-2 the former prices. Ladies’ Fancy Batiste and Crepe Waists in blue, sizes to 3 years, at 1-3, 14 and pink, lavender, etc, with narrow or awning A stripes; regular $1.00 Waists. Now.... S0¢ | Infants’ Long Muslin, Lawn ner Tn ce a . . ani Ladies’ Smart Seco Silk Waists in colors, with | Infants’ Flannel Skirts, embroidered or plain, at white stripes; regular $1.50. Now. : Se 1.2, 1-3 and 14 Off White Marquisette Wafsts with dainty embroid Infants’ and “Children's Night Gowns, up to 3 ery: regular $1.50. Now... s, years; regular 35¢, Now 19¢ 98¢ | Chidren's Colored Silk Stockings, ‘S-year cise, Mercerized Crepe Waists in candy stripes; long | regular price, 50c pair. Now 3Re sleeves and convertible collars; former price $2.00, | Children's Chambray Play Aprons and Rompers, CLOSING OUT PRICE 10¢ each, or 3 fo ze Millinery Extra 100 Untrimmed Clearance 69c fects in all col- | 7 9 Saturday .... $ e Nothing Higher Than $3.98 Velvet Shapes for Another lot in Sailors, Tricornes ors. Values up All Trimmed Hats marked ridiculously MAIN FLOOR BARGAINS Saturday’s Final and the new High Crowned ef- to $3.50. For low for quick clearance. Gloves Hosiery Nothing Lower Than $1.00 ! | | Laces All our Gloves, in the best Heavy Cotton Stockings, black Imitation Baby Irish, Oriental makes; regular $1.50 and or tan; regular lie. Now | and Venise Allover Lace; $2.00. Now . $1.05 | 10¢, or 3 pairs for.....25%¢ | widths, 18 end 22 inches Heavy Tan Cape Gloves, one Women's and Children’s Fine former price $2.00 and $2.75. or twoclasp; regular $1.50 | Cashmere Hose; regular 50c. | Now cut to 8S¢ and $1.75. Now ........ 79¢ | Now B5¢. or 3 pairs..$1,00 | Another tm the same variety Chamois Cloth Gloves in | Heavy Black Silk Hose, dou- | in white or cream; prices up brown, gray and black; regu: | ble heel and toe; regular | to $1.50, Now Ae lar price 50c. Now......29¢ $2.00. Now ...... - $1.39 Silk Marquisette, 45 inches Golf Gloves tn all colors and Extra heavy and fine quality | wide, in blue, pink, lavender, mixtures; regular 50c. Now Black Silk Hose; regular | rose, etc.; regular $1.50. Now ee . coe s+eee OE | $3.00. Now ..........62149 | ........ The. This list is only a hint of what you can buy here tomorrow. There are thou- sands of wonderful bargains all through the store, which we could not begin to mention. Furs Silverware ....... NMR sec acins bl Your Last Chance to Buy Fixtures|>™.....-- The LEADER COMPANY Formerly JOHN PANTON COMPANY 1107-1111 Second Ave. .Half Price .1-4 Off 1-2 Off HURT IN AUTO COLLISION lt | upply of 180,000,000 coppers TACOMA, Oct. 1.—Mra sutra tanbanee ba 9 a in Walker and S-yearold ¢ t from the United States treasur and Mrs. B. Kunst of § g And still the supply is low ceived slight injuries when their | Unlike most sub-treasuries where auto came into collision with an the supply 16 wbuaily in excess of other machine, driven by an un the demand, the Ontoaso Gaited known man, on the Pacific high-| pe mys States vault is often short and hu . NOGALES, Artz, Oct. 1.—Gov way at Gardenville Maytorena of Sonora was on the|Tled calls for more are frequent oe o — |American side today, closely guard.| 2©°essary Use Star Want Ads for results|ed by U. 8. troops | ft! Ho crossed the line in an auto-| pocrine are being made of paper in and for profits ened Calle site » at 9 o'clock last night, ac|— ee 4 by Castillo Britt for fe okt eche state Saturday Special 'COR.THIRD & UNIVERSITY DRESSES MEN-WOMEN % a Palms a avy, Maytorene ad hi 50c » Amer ng escort of Frier in can sf soldiers | Maytorena he Fine, Vigorous Plants Regular $1.00 Size inder sa) aT form had ired f ytorena . i YOUR CREDIT IS 0.K. a: -vs | Carnations 25c doz. Hollywood Gardens SECOND AND PINE MAIN 1665 cHicAGO ASKS 15 MILLION PENNIES | | CHICAGO, Oct. 1.—Chicago tn the char of pennies. The World Millinery 1316 Second Ave. Offers unusual every de Saturday Reductions In rtment for tomorrow, pion consumer RIDAY, OCTO ‘MOTHER JONES | SCORES JOHN D, | Sleeping in Miner's Night- | gown Won't Feed Hungry Men, She says. IGNORED WASHINGTON, Oct, 1.—Jobn D. Rockefeller, Jr.'s personally con ducted welfare trip thru Colorado drew a fiery comment today from “Mother” Jones, who had tnvited him to make an inspection of condt tions. | “He is making a bigger fool of himself than ever on this trip thru] Colorady,” she said, “Moreover, I'll tell him about it, too, the first time I see him, 1 told him to go there alone, call the miners togeth jer and hear thelr grievances Instead, he is surrounded by his ‘natollites, W, McKenzie King and |the rest are baving him see only what they want him to see |. “Dancing with a mine boss’ wife and borrowing & mine superintend lent's nightgown will not put more }food into the stomachs of under paid miners, thelr wives and ba bles.’ | | |HER ADVICE |BANANA FLAVOR | BRINGS $578.59) Ranana-flavored eggs brought | Perry Brothers the neat little sum 69 in @ superior court ver iday Perry Brothers sued the Di |Ice & Storage Co, for $1,019 because la carioad of eane held tn rage jbecame innoculated with a taste like fruit. It was brought out that jtee esas lay too close to several bunches of bananas, thereby caus ing damage to the esas market | price. | nitipreeiaiiameiant HODGE'S SALARY GARNISHEED) Writ of garnishment issued upon | petition of Ole Hanson by Judge! |Gilliam Thursday prohibits County | Auditor Phelps from paying Sheriff Tob Hodge's salary warrant to the German-American Mercantile bank. to which Hodge has assigned his next six months’ salary nond Dr. L. BR. Clark. You Owe It to Yourself to Keep Your Teeth in Per- | fect Condition. Nothing a more important bearing on the conditien of your general health, as well as your ap- t the bieh- ffer at the Ke, there Is really ecting them fear that hay torture | pain he dental | an and do} at difficult dental op out hurting the p 4 you come to this 4 of having your work done by a bungler or student owent table rule inderbid on turn ing and per fronclad guaran ‘ork, which protects guarantee meann your work we ow 1 regret it. ou a thorourh exam t without teeth put int TEETH PULLED Each morning trom demonstrate our pal Offices KR. Clark, Manager, Regal Dental Dr Le 1405 Third A w Cor. ae, |NINETEEN ARE )What ta the motive back of it? | Kastores vigor to BER 1, PAGE 2. FEAR APALLING LOSES IN GALE Casualties 1915, List of in New Orleans Mount MuMch_ | Higher. DEAD} NEW ORLEANS, via Wire lees to Galveston, Oct, 1—The known death list as the result of the New Orleans hurricane wwelled today to 19, while prop: erty loss along the water front wae imated at mililons, The Southern Pacific wharves and offices were swept away. The full fury of the storm struck the town of Houme, and, in the absence of word from between that | The Crescent City today began} work of rehabilitation in the wake) of the hurricane, AT FOURTH 15 WINDOWS AND PIKE ST. SHOWING THE NEWEST FALL MODELS AND FABRICS IN Young Men’s and Men’s $25 Value Suits and Overcoats Trolley service on some lines was resumed today; tho this, with tele- phone, light, telegraph and train service, was still generally crip} pled | Outlying districts are — atill flooded Mayor Behrman took charge of the rellef work today and started plana of reconstruction. While no building of any size or importance was destroyed, few es caped damage The city in strewn with debris and workmen began today the work of cloaring this MISSES THIEF: TAKES VICTIM . | Officer Fred Phillips made a swell arrest early Friday morning | He arrested two men who were slumbering in a hotel room. From one of them a thief had just stolen a wateb. Phillips failed to catch | the thief, so he brought in the two men instead. It was thus At 3 a. m., Phillips espied the al! houette of a man on the drawn shade of a room in the third story of the Goldfield hotel, on First ave. j The shadow removed from some-| body's pants pocket a watch and/ chain Without delay, Phillips entered | the hoatelry, and, on gaining the third floor, saw the heel of a man! flash out the open window, from which the fire cape dropped. | Phillips ehinned after him. Th result led way down on Western ave, where the thief disappeared And then Phillips returned and) pinched the slumberers, Milton Howard, of Fort Worden, and Rob- ert Glenn, tenant of the room, wha/ had asked Howard to share it with | him the night before. It was How- | ard's watch the thief got Phillips will be remembered for his spectacular and muscular arrest old man on First ave., several | weeks ago | Oh, yes, what did Phillips arrest | Howard and Glenn for? | “They were 4 drunk asleep in their bed,” Ly explanation Send Fire Reales to Lake Ballinger) Fire starting at noon Friday In the dry kiln of the Chippe: Lumber company’s mill at Lake Ballinger, 18, miles north of Seattle, on the Everett inter. urban, had reached such pro- portions at 1 p. m. that a call for help wan received by the Seattle fire department, and an engine company dispatched. The dry kiln was doomed to total destruction, according to word Friday afternoon. A stiff jorted blowing, threa: ned. in | WHY “BUSINESS” CAMP? Editor The Star: Dear Editor I have been reading in The Star about the business men's training)": camp at Medical Lake and other places, which prompts me to ask you a few questions. Why is it) called the business men’s training! camp? Why should it not be a training camp for any good citizen? Is it patriotsim, or is it fear of the in-| dustrial classes? Yours truly, F. M. ls, Tolt, Wash RHEUMATISM Bladder affiietio es in IF you Kidney Nerve Skin form Remedy KAR-RU: cause, and| organs of the body. | druggists, Get testimonial | let, or write Kar-Ru Co, Ta- ma, Wh | HAVE Liver, Stomach r Catarrha venereal dls The Great * or te what you a. SEASONABLE MERC 10c Saw Files . 75c Wizard Mops = Ready-Mixed white; Paint, warranted ing MOVED—A FEW OF THE MANY ITEMS | $3.00 reg size Corrugated eo Can.. 3c a foot Electric Cord, foot $1.00 No. 3 Large Galvanized Wash 7 Tubs $1.75 1-ply Roofing Paper $2.50 3-ply Roofing Paper . RICKLES Orders Prices Cut HANDISE MUST BE “$1.09 . $1.63 RICKLES BROS. Hardware and Paints 524 Pike St., Corner Sixth. Which We Sell in Seattle’s Largest Upstairs Clothes Shop for. . . One-Half Block Long Come and look over every window carefully. It means a saving of $10.00 to you. Windows Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4—Showing Young Men’s English and conservative models. Windows Nos. 5, 6, 7, 8, 3 and- 10—Showing Overcoats and Raincoats in the newest models. Windows Nos. 11, 12 and 13—Showing Men’s Box-back and Doublebreasted New Fall Suits. Window No. 14—Showing Novelty Overcoats. Window No. 15—Showitg extra size Suits for the extra extra tall, extra fat and extra short man. From Our First Floor Departments Window No. 16—Showing new Arrow Shirts, soft, plaited and short bosom, at $1.50. Window No. 17—Showing the new Stetson and Mallory Hats at $3, $4 and $5. Tailored Ready Co. 401-403 Pike Street Open Saturday Nights No Charge for Alterations the new rg ge, e Jar Alfred J. Pritchard beat his wife, Emma Pritchard, to the courthouse with a divorce complaint by but 10 minutes. He filed a complaint al jeging she has been irritable for 10 years, He had scarcely started Profanity Hill when Mrs Pritchard fired thra the clerk's Alt too scrappy for her perament. A STAR WANT AD WILL RENT YOUR VACANT ROOMS. Marriage Licensee Ieaac Mo Maxwell, Jennie ¥. Maxwell, ™ Open Saturday Evening Till 10 ik and & Arminta vin, and Myrtle B paseren. 19, sonttio, : 1332-34 2u1 ners. ond ar. Yred Be Goodell, 981. 26:h Second Union a, eae Avenue. Street a Mr. E Von Well, 6401 Flora Largest Credit Apparel Institution in the U. S. ogc ew eras ant eos ff Our Credit Plan Is a Liberal One . 4 Mr. Ro Behar, 400 11th ave This accommodation costs you nothing. Pa! us a little each pay day. Cash or credit have the same purchasing power at the “Eastern.” ™M Giftora, #23 F ~ Some clothes look pret} well when they are new, but} HB. Foster, 410 8. 47th David T MeCurrach, lose their attractiveness aftet Harold Lennba, 2144 a little wear. i > Mf. Martin, 1118 You Want Clothes That} Keep Their Shape and Style ' We show reliable makes}} $15 to $22.50, but why look}] for trouble? Bradbury System Clothes. Are Pret. $20 and Up” } | } } Shoes, Hats and Furnishings }| | hris Romatead, 1 aghter Mra. and Mr A 916 itth sow Deaths Alfred Carieon, 17 Reptember King county hospt A Jeneral how Sound View santtarium, terson, 49, Providence hospital, Main st. | 1818 38, Reliance hos p19 10th ave, N. EB tle General how Providence hospital Stunning New Fall Y'p Feudner, 42, 2206 W. e4th | Suits Just Arrived Divorces Granted Marea W. Medes from Geo. R. Modes. | From a host of attractive Anked ._ |] | Fall models in our Suit Sec- ietiaabeth lew tion emphasizes H. Simmor ve opavia_ pf) | Fur and Braid Trimmed Suits | i} $30 to $35 William James | ’ Clara Frans va, Wm. Frans, cruelt Models are the latest 5 MRI HacNibeck Now loose box coat effect, with the * military collar; also Tho Ancient Ogsder of Hibernians | are to trip the light fantastic at a dance at Ninth and Yesler, Satur. | day night, beginning at 8:30 | more fitted styles. black, Afri green, Colors, can brown, navy, dark J, J, Hayes of Portland, said to be a professional hotel dead-beat, materials of broadcloth and h was arrested here by Deputy Sher gaberdine. ’ iff Campbell at the direction of Burns detectives Friday, and is b. . tng h the county jail for Port. | Exclusive Hat Styles land authorities. He is said to In Our Millinery Section have operated at the Savoy and| Rainier Grand hotels here.