The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 28, 1916, Page 5

RECORD FREEZE IN NORTHWEST: Persons Are Reported | Dead of Cold in | Montana | | Seven RECORDS BROKEN HERE Seven people are known to be dead from that has sent the mercury as low as 63 degrees below zero today thru Montana Ten towns in the northeastern part of Sheri @an county, thet state, have | wired the state railroad commis. sion for retiet cold weather s are threatening doz-} John Tessman age death near Poplar while retur home; J, ©, Bird, a contractor, frofen to death going @ distance of 12 miles to his ranch near Li In; Henry Oswald tea dead from blood son contracted after arms and legs| had frozen; H. H. Anderson, frozen] to death while going from Big San-| dy to his home at Birch ¢ Cho-| | reek three other victims reported from Sheridan county, whose names h not yet been learned by county offi clals Seattle Records Smashed Twenty-eight of the days have seen ¢ t 1 Seat tle below the whieh te 32 degrees All records of United States ontinuous and ely weather burea cold weather broken new figures > tha to stand f Weathe yeen re corded he The temperature Friday was It remained the same for more than three hous after According to Weather Observer Salisbury, there are no indications of a change for at least 48 hours, and probably longer than that In January, 1909 pattle had 18 days of continuous cold Seattle had 22 da this year, and is on the sixth day the second stretch Street cars are still unheated Storms are raging all along the Pacific coast The coldest weather of three win ' ters has hit Dawson, Yukon tory. The temperature there i Cegrees below zero. Wind and rain beat from the Ocean over the mainland in Califor.) nia Thursday, and destrored tele. graph wires, beat back outgoing a.m me stretch ( of rhips and delayed railroad traffic ve good teeth you can chew your roperiy, which means that gestion will likely be good. ‘our physician will tell you that without good digestion good health fa almost tro: dle. And when it is eo easy to have teeth there is really no excuse for having say other kiné. Our low prices place perfect teeth in the Feach of aii. We ‘otter, ret sat Enis office the ery eat type of plain sight of all o chances when you come here for your dental work | In a4dition to this we gtve with sil work an fronciad guarantee, signed both by the operator who 41d | the work and by I. R Clark. D. D.| #., owner and manager of this office, whe is thoroughiy aponstole. t of ma- | 1 ‘We use only the very Js here, and our prt ly the low le rule the Br on price by Special Notice—Ourt very tow dei ff = seppir ables ws to guarant tetry. _|\Just Printere STAR—FRIDAY, JAN. 28, 1916. PAGE 5, PRESIDENT WILSON SPEAKS FOR PREPAREDNESS ' RE SO OR SRR I IT ; Every ‘ | ier gers W inter Me<Dougall + fouthwick 50 os ; Y at at $2.50 tationery at 39C Y f Seen Established 1875 sbi: es — | fi Phone Main 6563——-The Best for the Price, No Matter What the Price——Shop on a Transfer 41 ; — | e — | i JANUARY y)| \. A 4 Of Our Three-Day Clearance i and it’s the best of the three. 344 ‘| Don't let these Bargain Opportunities Slip Away from Yo l y Thrift 2 Shopper Takes Advantage of Our Semi-Annuai Clearance Sales. Charge Pur chases Made Tomorow Not Billed Until March 1st 4 S ILSON TALKS FOR HIS ARMY POLICIES | CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 GREATEST SEA SCHOONER LOST ™ FIGHT IS NEAR IN GALE;-8 DEAD | Austrian Fleet Expected Clash With Allied to Aberdeen, Formerly of Seattle, Goes Down at Squadron Frisco EVACUATE ALBANIA DEBRIS ON THE BEACH BY HENRY WOOD SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 28 ROME, Jan, 28—The allies | Caught in a sea churned to ¢ are evacuating Albania, except at the port of Aviona and the immediate hinterland The Austrians and Bulgari ans are closing in on this point from the north and east, while official dispatches ind! cate their attack in one of the most important battles of the gale Balkans’ struggle may begin bow and stern ; within a fortnight. Upon the seca ah erenter 96 Sanat, wae.é The italians are making t page bp haste In strongly fortifying the , bs 2 city sesinet the anticipated Wicd = Never Be enrecsor trian fleet pro ably t t. felt bo the aggre ™ Aviona, then t va . ‘ o of the allies are | wer honor ts themselves against hings that would ¢ oace armament in what will pe the greatest naval fight o Within ten days, it is the Central Powers’ 0 the entire Balkan peni as Greece will be co The allies, howeve mined to hold Aviona held Salonika, ¢ deter sy have dead are Its strateg-| Capt. Peter W. Knudson, ie position is of great value NR. J. Moore, 3 High st., Oak They hope to retain that vieini land, city garbage inspector as a base from which future cam Edward Johnson, fireman, 135 paigns for rece sering the Market st. Oakland. a Balkans may be directed R. J. Johnson, address unknown available in Serbians, Montenegrins and Al-| Louie Oe Cuttoni, address un mpbatica banians who known i Edward Smith, address unknown. Two unidentified sailors. The rendered to the i ing for Aviona or Corfu as fast as t ported. rdeer Abe The Italians ated the 7 4 ort of Durazzo, will, An and > oda noun mt that the Austrians tt aa ha pled the city is ho ex ark ye pected 8 The Austrians are heading south LOOK HERE, GIRLS v4 Pig ward for Plannif to unite with Bu ovale sais tis }gars moving westward in the El-| rom Midland M * PMeture board, the basa district for a oln action “4 a : 7 ag " The groom approached the altar ad ieee to the ea” ¢ Aviona s yen) on the arm of his sister, Mi who had come to their proposed assau . carrying : wreath of togee ities oh ie lonik mn the have e d - | ar } ‘Washington iit Lieuilies Whose Mises | lona Is One of the Most Interesting in Capital BULL BROS. At NATIONAL MARKET MACARONI, THE VERY BEST QUALITY-— Big Money-Saving Specials Tomorrow CS GSS SSS TSS <5 CSISS3 SISSY BRISSSORISS BSS) RISS LA ISS CEES SOR TSS SOE FSS SCE ISSSCE SSSI Soe es ————— SISSIES AS TSS Hee WI the $12.50 and $13.50 bene Infants’ REDLIGHT CASE They Are All Headed for MacDougall’s, for Saturday Will Be a Big Day in the Men’s Shop 30 Suits of Men's Outing Flannel Pa- jamas, 89c. Men's $1.50 heavy weight Cotton Union Suits, 89e. Men’s Kid Gloves that were $1 , £1.50 and $2.00, now $1.15. Men's $6.50, $7.50 and $8.00 Sweater Coats, reduced to $5.95. Men's $1.25 and $1.50 Outing Flannel Night hirts for 89c. Men's Mackinaw Coats, reduced from $10.00, Men's Shop—First Moor Sempiail Puichave of Children’s Shoes HESE are Button Shoes for Children, Misses and Growing Girls; in patent or dull leathers, on a broad toe last with extension sole. Sizes 6 to 8, special $1.75 pair. Sizes 814 to 11, special $1.98 pair Sizes 111% to 2, special $2.49 pair. Sizes 2 to 6 (growing girls), $2.75 pair. Saturday Toilet Specials 25¢ 15¢ 25e 10 50c 25c Se Salco Absorbent Cotton, 1%4-lb. sealed pkg Mentholatum, and 15c Sponges, finest quality El-Rado, for removing superfluous hair Spiro Powder the ideal deodorant Pears’ Unscented Glycerine Soap 50c Ebony Nail Buffer, with removable chamols 10c to 25c Sample Hair Combs, many kinds 15e Armour’s Broadway Bath Soap, 3 for $2.75 Wearever Combinations, 3-quart size 5c Brownley’s Shampoo Powders, 8 for ... 10c Boccabelli Castile Soap, 4 for 65c Rubber Gloves of red rubber 25c Woodburys Facial Cream 5c Dixie Absorbent Cotton, sealed pkgs., relieves inflammation . $1.95 25e¢ 25¢ .39¢ 13¢ 25¢ 7 for peer Children’ S| Wea rables at Clearance Prices We are listing only a few of the clearance items to be had in this section, for practically all Winter lines are reduced. | 23 Misses’ Wool Coats, joriginally $ $7.50 to $15.00; | broken size range. To- morrow, $1.00. ; lins, consisting of little *013 THIRD AIN 1043) ; muslins, ai eeiaermannee |} Petticoats, from 10e to 50c, and Gowns from 25¢ to 75e¢, in a good range of sizes. All Children’s Coats... .1 All Children’s Hats... ./ All Children’s Dresses. 4 off. Price 4, Off Third Wloor CSOSA OE ISS COE SS ESSE ES SSO SS ES SSIS ~~ iieisi RAaRamRS IEE mono | dent of the Chicago, Milwaukee & LL APPEAL IN St. Paul Railroad Co, After spending several weeks in the East, he sald Thursday that there is practically no unemploy ment there and that New York can't find enough laborers to shovel the snow off of the streets : 5 Yeputy Prosecutor He . Pei.) Empty freight cars, he said, are ] 75¢ $1.50 pena : At a premium Because of t.he lack 4 boxes Cc boxes . day preparing an appeal of ships to carry the vast output of light case against 719 and 713 Sev- exports, thousands of freight cars 4 ! wy enth a wned by are standing on tracks loaded and “4 a een pert A. | Le «| waiting for water carriers purpose of testing th io Strictly Fresh Ra Eggs 40 the abatement law to prope 101d i eicmacideedbadiel guaranteed, per dozen Cc ree ae 1 Fig gar moral’ igh Remove Dandruff Olympus Creamery Butter, the highest grade of pure ae eens cheba - he a-\ Get a 26-cent bottle of Danderine sweet, wholesome Butter Had been Used for flineal. wipe at any, ohne store, pour a tsa Into at, lb Cc He held the abatement law prac-| Ceaty tina By . 5 4 Hoally compels property owners: to} , rost, if not all, of this aw TRY OUR 30c CREAMERY BUTTER koep 4 tch over their|? Pah ioe Headquarters for Pure Olive Oil and Fancy property i or thre ° . a4 : : avery bi stop Groceries DAN ANARRAENSAARNRSRRAR NAAN AAAnnMnnane weeny 8 al itching and falling hair & ice ree EARLING REPORTS - 4 i 405 Pike | Mrs. George Barnett is the wife of Gen. George Barnett, com sg Ni H I Meas deh. and Sie mandant of the United States marine corps. Their spacious old brick PROSPEROUS TIMES 16 R WAN iT mansion, with its vast rooms and high ceilings, which stands near one of the entrance gates of the marine barracks, is one of the most inter- esting homes in Washington cording to H is is the year of promise, ac R, Barling, vice presi ADS FOR RESULTS « Children’s soiled Under- | | the course she ae SLATES BS Revised Prices on Sssrer Women’s Coats $6.50: the price placed on this particular lot of Coats. We will not attempt to quote the original pric Heavy mixtures, some plain cloths; Coats for general, utility, automobiling and Street wear. You will find an exceptionally good range of Misses’ sizes; $6.50. Another rack of Women’s Cloth Coats reduced 4 to $12.50. Ten Women’s Raincoats reduced, to close out, $5. | Women’s Suits, $7.50, $10.95, $17.50. { hese thre ter garments. ee lots include all of our remaining wee Bring the Boy in Saturday) It’s One of the Big Days of | Our Clearance Sale ICES on sting tomorrow , Wearables will be extremely inter= sale are just the P R ys’ € things that the boy will want and need up of our regular merchandise This is a cleame * $7.50 Corduroy Suits (ages 7 to 12 ’ $5.00 Cordu Suits (ages 14 to 18) 3 $535 and Middy Blouse Suits (3 to 10). -1-3 to 1-2 Lema serge, mixtures and shepherd plaid 1-4 to 1-3 Less | Items in this k Boys Russian ” Reefer Coats Favesie to oe A “® Boys’ Double-Breas ted, il-wool Suits (mixtures). rcoats (ages 2!4 to 10 years).. Youths’ $13.50 Overcoats (ages 12 to 18) s’ $10.00 and $12.50 Suits (ages 9 to 17). * $6.50 and $7.50 Suits (ages 7 to 17) * $2.00 Felt Hats, sizes 614 to 7.14. . ec cceeseee 1.50 Cloth Hats, mixtures (sizes 6% to 7%)... Boys’ $1.00 Outing Flannel Gowns (ages 6 to 10)....58 —Boys’ Shop—Third Floor, Women’s $3 s $3 Long White Gloves $1.95 Pair HIS is an exceptional opportunity for buying long Gloves for dancing parties and evening wear, Sixteen-button length, pique sewn, and made of 5 white glace kid. There are also some street shadé@ offered in this lot. Every pair has our usual guarantee of quality. | Very special, $1.95. 95c for Women’s Gloves Formerly Up to $2.00 Kid Gloves in tan or black; all sizes in the black - up to 8; also Mocha and Glace Gloves. Clearance | price, 95c. —First Floor, Clearance of Women’s Neck- wear—450 Pieces Reduced to 55c Formerly $1. 00 to $2.50 HIS lot includes practically all of our Winter styles of Neckwear, many of which are prac- tically the same as those being featured for spring. Collars, Tie made of net, ‘ Vestees, Jabots; Cleverly embroidered Stocks, and many kinds of organdy and lace. Some of the pieces, more particularly the better ones, are slightly mussed. Your choice, 55c. st Moor. ynumber of other Indian bucks and and |their squaws, preparing. to give legendary drama in pantomime at] the Labor temple, Sunday night, More entertainments will follow if the first is successful j ‘ENGLISH REPLY EXPECTED SOON WASHINGTON, Ja When the rattle of explodin cartridges awakens inmates of 2§.—Eng-| Theodora home, they will km land soon will mak pply to the |the place is on fire American protest against British | The board of trustees Thursdi interference with American mails decided to load the place with by to neutral countries, Following |cartridges. Every nook that won inaugurated T itly |invite fire will be loaded. It's fon the matter of trade inter’ nee, be their alarm system England is now consulting France = rt before making reply 13 The U.S. langu to Great Rritatn was unmistakably fran . > This government held that land had not the right to seiz i eB mails, as she has done, that she i | gains no military advantage there-| | by and that ce of diplomat -f fe mails is usiy inquist 2 Sy * Chief Antatan and So-pa-hun, a | RAINIER Danan tory-teller, are here Friday from) @ RESTAURANT the Umatilla reservation, with al GI3 2% AVENUE & MADISON ST,