The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 5, 1916, Page 2

SEATTLE THAT’S THE VERDICT OF The Leader Co. (JOHN PANTON, Mgr.) 1422-1426 FIRST AVE., NEAR PIKE AND WILL PROBABLY LEAVE SEATTLE P00, 000 itt ile y days. Not only does the merchandise go, but ®, fixtures and everything else appertaining to Beier, fate you have the money to buy it. of this stock is absolutely new in the past three months. The new lines com- prise Ladies’ Cloaks, Suits, Silk and Evening Dresses, House Dresses, Bun- galow Aprons, Skirts, Ladies’ and Chil- dren’s Underwear and Hosiery, Leather} Goods, Neckwear, r-| Corsets, Laces, Trimmings, Millinery, Gloves. | } of the stock the lines are somewhat bro-| ken, or in other words, we do not have) a complete range of colors, sizes, num-| bers, kinds or qualities. These lines con- sist of Notions, Men’s Collars, Flannels, Goods, etc. We tell you these facts can-| idly so there will be no misunderstanding when you for something we are sokd out of. Wise, economical buyers braved the storm of Mon. » Tuesday and today to attend this Quitting Busi-| Salg, and were well repaid for their efforts. the remarkable bargains that will be found here! ees or ve storks bo old. Do not be a! Thomas, but come while there are a goodly! t to choose from, and at prices a quarter, a) “im some cases three-quarters cheaper than, Avenue prices. \ HERE TOMORROW—These prices are picked 29¢ Fine Shirting Flannels going at. 50 Beautiful Lace Curtains going ‘at. 35c Lace Edges and Bandings going at. Silk Ribbons going a’ . .25 Ladies’ Black and White Waists going at 49¢ Ladies’ Neckwear going at 15e .98 Misses’ Long Winter Coats going at... 5 Ladies’ Fine White Waists going at 00 Ladies’ Pat. Dongola and Gunmetal Shoes .00 Ladies’ White Satin Slippers me at Child’s Play Aprons going at..... Ladies’ Dust Caps going at... 50 Ladies’ and Misses’ Silk Party Dresses $9. 98 50 Ladies’ Silk and Wool Dresses going at a 98 .50 Child’s White Dresses going at. 59. .75 Lace Allovers going at.... sc White Corset Cover Embroidery ‘going ‘at Emb. Edges and Insertions going at Men’s and Boys’ Caps going at Infants’ Wool Sweaters going at..... 8 Ladies’ Fitted Hand Bags going at.... Boys’ Knit Wool Gloves going at é Children’s ‘Teddy Bear Mitts going at.. Ladies’ Knit Wool Gloves going at Pillow Tops going at..... 10c Notions—a big table of them—going at Dolls and Toys af every description .. Half Price Furs, in sets or single pieces... $2.00 and $2.50 Ladies’ Kid Gloves going at $1.50 Ladies’ Kid Gloves going at... $1.00 Ladies’ Kid Gloves going at... T9e Men’s White Collars, if we have your size, are going at ge or, per dozen.... a 50¢ sizes from 12 to 18, excepting 15, 15% and 16, On Our Balcony | to 25c Infants’ Flannel Jackets going at...... 10¢ , to 75¢ Infants’ Long and Short Flannel Robes at 25e¢ to $1.98 Infants’ Hand-knit Jackets going at 69e to $1.98 Infants’ Short White Dresses going at T5e 48 Misses’ Pajamas going at.. cesses, OBO c Ladies’ Flannel Skirts going at .. 49¢ 2.75 Ladies’ Princess Slips going at $1.19 1.48 Ladies’ Princess Slips going at ‘ 59e ee Ladies’ Combination Muslin Underwear at 89¢ 98c Ladies’ White Skirts going at ... 49¢ $5.00 Ladies’ Vocco Front-lace Corsets at....$1.98 50 Ladies’ Corsets going at : $1.19 le of counter-mussed Infants’ wear, values up to 98c, go at, each... eee he Vetescveere Sd Res 89¢ 1. 69 1.00 5e¢ = ee-c SFEVEEEE ET re 1 sesesssssssssss All U; te esn tee sees: 3 <a 25c A Final Clearance 25c of Ladies’ Untrimmed Hats, Velvets and Felts Black and Colors, Values to $3.50, all Go at 1 25c Twenty Five Cents Each 25c e Leader Co.:: 1422-1426 FIRST AVE., NEAR PIKE | Half Price! * $1.49 | $1.19; PRES, BOYNS TO RESIGN OFFICE | Reported He ‘Disagrees With} | Other Officers of Commercial Club on Consolidation ACTION Is POSTPONED) Because of a “disagreement with other officials ta the lub, Pres} dent Robert B. Boyna, re-elected recently as head of the Commercial Club, has tendered his resignation, The executive board of the club/ Tuesday night, however, action on the resignation, matter was deferred until after the question of consolidation with the celal Club ts finally dispos took no Seattle) and the! | The election of an executive rec.) retary, a position held by Otto Case | fn recent years, hi at least two weeks, uf will take up the re & Special committee. resignation was prompt ed, 1t ts hinted, because of his in asistence that there should be tm mediate consolidation. At an open meeting of the Com marctal Club, Tuesday night, the labove program wan decided upon. | The special committee, which [had come {n for some criticiam by |J, F. Cronin and Councilman Erick son for making its report public before submitting It to the club, recelved a vote of confidence, aft er several specches were made The committee, nsolidation on a proper basi« Thursday noon this committee,| With committees of the Merchants Exchange and the Chamber of Commerce, will meet at the Arctic] club luncheon to discuss the mat ter further iso been post CONSCRIPTION BATTLE OPENS LONDON, Jan. 5.—In Intro- ducing the government's con scription bill in the house of commons today, Premier Ae quith dectared England does not plan to draft at this time all men ‘of military age. “Results of Lord Derby's en- liatment campaign show that in {ts report, urges) the cause for ral comput ston is not yet proven,” he de- clared. ‘The bill drafts all single men be | tween the ages of 18 and 41, eligt-| lble to military service; and also widowers of th} same ages with out any persons dependent upon them. | Ireland, Asquith announced, ts @r- cluded from the provistens of the conscription bill. This step was taken to avold the opposition of} Irish leqders, | The bill exempts bachelors and widowers engaged in “Indispensable and upations,” like mak ing nitions or working on rail ways. It also eliminates those who are supporting relatives, and those with conscientious scruples against war, such as the Quakers. | Kitchener was expected to intro-| duce the bill in the house of lords. Sir John Simon's explanation of his resignation frpm the cabinet, it | was anticipated, would be the slg: nal for attacks on the government ure. He is supposed to have because of the compulsory ser vies plans | After rejecting the suggestions | of LioydGeorge and others favor-| ing general conscription, it ts un derstood that Premier Asquith pre-| vented resignations from the cab- “wee other than Sir John Simons; neans of compromises | » the Derby plan did not meet ectations, Asquith told the house of commons The figures are wonderful. Nearly 2,000,000 men signified their willingness to serve thelr country.” DECIDES LUNDY IS NO CHEATER fiman Ira D. Lundy {fs not * driver of automobdtle bar Tundy might have got all the worth of the machine he sold to and Mrs, BE. R. Winchester for a little n Dykeman couldn't » to defraud on L Winchesters sued Lundy for They had patd $400 for the » already, they said, and od it was worth no more They wanted $100 back rattled, squeaked and wheezed they took {t out for a spin, y testified. They said they be ved La had shown them one car when he mad consi than Auto experts told the court it/ vas their on that a plece o the machinery had broken loore and was rattling about inside the |‘ orks Anyhow, black-he FIVE IN RACE NOW FOR CITY COUNSEL Lundy wasn’t proved a parted rascal 25e | the total to r candidates f thelr filing Frank §. Grif. and/E. are Thomas F. fith, Jas, 5 Gule. Murpt Bradford meeting eld by leading ing Men Ho. " an effor candidate The name 1 and O sd. Guile it would be ation non-partisan Jemanded in the city charter ne of the candidates were pre ent at the meeting, but some were repre mnted by close friends. ank Griffith Wednesday is ‘ra sued a statement denying a rumor tor that he has agreed to withdraw in UTTERS PRAYER AT |JUST TWO DRUNKS [REPORT BIG STEAMER SPENCER FUNERAL prayer he put on a p fu Scott, 1 "GASOLINE UP AGAIN : he sale and then ( ‘MEN, 1 ‘KNOW THAT, favor of & certain other candidate fe “Tam in the race to the finish, he said. ‘| STAR—WEDNESDAY, JAN. 5, 1916. PAGE 2. The Beginning of the End of the Great Mariposa Salvage Sale at 716 First Avenue (Three Doors From Columbia Street) wae STARTS TOMORROW, THURSDAY, AT 10 A. M. —@ag Be Here Thursday, Friday or Saturday, the Big Days, or in the Next Thirty Days Don’t miss it! You can’t afford to stay away. Come! New lines, new lots added to the reserve stock now thrown out to the people at prices that make all attempts at cheap selling fade into insignificance. Come with the crowds. Extra sales- people have been engaged to handle the rush. Thousands of people should be here. The wonderful bargains to be had at this great steamship salvage sale (caused by the recent marine disaster) need no introduction. Greater bargains than ever await you here tomorrow (Thursday) at 10 a. m. COME! 15c 5c naacoats, 98c rk’s Thread and 2c athe Folger’s Let Men's Misees’ Coats, damaged, worth te 64.00 $2.89 Mackinaw Coats, worth * 2.89 25e came K. ©. Baking Powder . Soap, worth to Se bar, now Canned Pork and oh, Boots, worth to $4.49 - 2c od Corn and cases ea 4 forma, sacrificed here. Shoes, cold to $1.98 85, sotled, now Ladies’ Dresses, worth $1.49 Suits, worth $1.85 a 5c CUlldren'’a Knee te 01.25, wow Hees, {nctedieg " 98c |) worth 29c 79c Gloves, Se 9c Socks, some 4 Youths’ Sette, Hoya’ and Misses’ Shoes that sell to : 49c $1.75, mow . hoes, all styles thers, worth to $2.98 Of the Steamship Mariposa amashing on a rocks Is the cause of the unp: thrown out to the public in t You must come and get your sha le too late. The Beginning of the End STARTS THURSDAY AT 10 A. M. Come! on sale. One lot of Men's and Rubbers, now 29c Boys’ Shoes, worth $1.75, eome damaged, 49 Cc = 98c werth to worth to $1.49 own Drasds Biueher $2.50, now . New lots and the reserve stock go me Coate, Starting Thursday at 10 A. M. po vr ihe package, Ladies’ Salts, worth to now Clgerettes, sett te 100, now Otgare that eett te 100, new Smoking Tobacee, worth oar 12c now Mediteott 9c worth 1.49 Dress Shirte, sell $1.50, some Arrow 79 reets, worth to 62.00, now Waists, worth to 49c . 39c ‘este from high- ie price DOC Me's Fine Nalnewats, $4.95 ° Ladies’ Ratacoate aed Stans. $3.98 to 015.00, sew Men's Mate, worth to enon, 9c Ratncosts, $7.98 4c price One lot Ladies’ Under- wear, worth 29c to $1.00 Mackinaw Shirts, te 84.00, wow worth 920.00, now THE STEAMSHIP MARIPOSA DASHED ON THE ROCKS—Salvage from this great disaster, being sold at 716 First Ave. in a never-to-be-forgotten slaughter, including other goods. Come if you want to save money. The beginning of the end starts tomorrow (Thursday) at 10 a. m. Store Closed Stock is being assorted and tagged. Store closed to arrange the big stock for the handling of the crowds. SALE STARTS TOMORROW (Thursday) at 10 a.m. BE HERE. READ! READ! Merchandise A djusters 3 DOORS SOUTH OF COLUMBIA 8T., NEARLY OP Remember, you can buy here Ike the rest of the dealers. Goods sold wholesale and retail. To- bacco and Grocery lines are lim- can't back =e wrong here. any umaatis- OSTAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE day expressing grief and pointing out the qualities that made Robert R. Spencer loved by them. HIS OWN FUNERAL ALAMEDA, SINCE NEW YEARS WRECKED IN GALE WILL BE THURSDAY SANTIAGO, Chile, Jan The Atlantic & Pacific company’s 6,310. ton liner Santa Clara, New York for Valparaiso, has been wrecked in a terrific storm tn the Straits of Magellan. No details of the wreck have reached here Thirty-eight arrests were made) ing the 24 hours between Tues. and Wednesday noons, and one of them was on account of nness. One other drank was 4 at 4 a. m, Monday morn There have been no other ar resta for drunkenness since the On the heels of the demand in New Year's crowd was released y for an nday aring =p dard Ot! ¢ nnounced 4 ® gallon retail price 16% | on! IF YoU HAVE RHEUMATISM Kidney, Liver, Stomach, Biadder, Nervous or Catarrhal afflictions, Skin or Blood Di The Great € AR- moves the AR: cause, and restores vigor to orwans of the body. irvuegiats, Get testimontal or write Kar-Ru Co, Ta‘ Jan 6. ograph re ayed at the y haplain W. P. Cal A 5 Banking assoctates and employes of Robert R. Spencer will attend his funeral Thursday afternoon at 3:45 at the Bonney-Watson chapel Trustees of the National Bank of Commerce passed resolutions Tues- years ago wa 1 services for € B.A only is what you dru need. It re- Lunch at Pike.—Ady, BADLY DAMAGED, REPORT a ica do NEW YORK, Jan. 5.--The Santa Clara, reported in Chilean cables as wrecked, was badly damaged, but not lost, according to a cablegram today to her agente. Several Seattle composers pre sented their own music at a de- lightful concert staged by the Se. >| attle Musical Art soctety in Boyls ton Avenue Unitarian church Tues day night. Among the composers were: Mrs. A. 8, Kerry; Mary Carr | Moore, Mabel Vollitine McGitl, | Alice M, Griggs, Kate G. Bhwok, a Daisy H. Hildreth, Adeline L. Ap and rub it into the scalp, Aft-|® pelton and Mrs, 1. F. Ashton few applications, the hair * coming out and you can't find |} : ‘Bia REGISTRATION | STILL CONTINUES After voters noon morning was 276 | t Row opened Monday | LD MEDAL registered | whl giadly s RETIRE FROM CZERNOWITZ LONDON, Jan, 5.—Under heavy | PACIFIC OUTFVTTING CO ree acre | Austrians have} COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY DRESSES MEN~WOMEN 212 lb ‘The Wenther a Year Ago Today e, high jow a8s Laxative Bromo Quinine in one day, There ts Bromo Quinin Look for | ture B. W. GROV ©. SAP VRIML A ROE AGHA LT RM ARON INETDM AY AS HD CSA AH DLA PRIDDY ish Capital $400,000 YOUR INTERESTS ARE SAFEGUARDED The BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this strictly Savings Bank is composed of twen- ty-three of Seattle's well-known business men. The Officers of the Bank devote all their time and experience to deposits. By econom- ical management we pay the highest rate of interest on your savings and you can open an account here with a very small ini- tial deposit. Come in today and learn more about the advantages of having a Savings Account here. The Bank for Savings (Pays 41% Per Cent) THIRD AVENUE AT PIKE HAIR CoMsnNe ouT? ah Sreita , the hair root loosen and then the hair|* mes out fast, To stop falling at once and rid the scalp of |c y particle of dandruff, get a cent bottle of Danderine at any|; store, pour a little in your|1 = DEAD ON HIS FEET GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Of Cap Our Board of Directors es PR. Avzias-Turenne James Campbell ree J. Dans riftith Davies » and one-half days, John W. Eddy Wednesday » hooks were Tuesday, 1,218 a RT n McDougal der KF. Me A. Schoenfeld Czernowitz, Bukowina, according to | Shannon a Bucharest message today, which, | go Smith however, did not confirm Petrograd | ] set ek me Siruve reports of Russian occupation of *, W. Weat the city Jalon In their retirement the Austrians Teste du Ratller were said to have blown up two of the Pruth bridges Sama mmemeaen en: 60,000 LOST AT LOOS LONDON, Jan, 5.—British casual- ties fn the September drive on the! west front !n the battle of Loos alone were 60,000, Under Secretary | Tennant announ today. These|’ figures include officers, reliable W YOUR CREDIT IS 0.K.