The Seattle star. [volume], March 18, 1914, Page 2, Image 2

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MONEY-SAVING BARGAINS AT PANTON'S
ANNIVERSARY SALE
V "71
I
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Men's Sweaters
*p*rlal li lt; tala* »t.M
Man • Jlaavjr lllblx-d
Juat the thin* for »umm«*r outtn*
wear. A full Una of Him. In lan
ontr Good tl vattiaa. PpacUt for
Thtir«d*v II.HI.
Free Photo
Mountinis
(1 ran ahao
lawir litt. 1U
purchaa« will *«t
1. !.><• fur-haaa
mid 50<- pur
rhaaa J of Mir
■lu you want
Acid Stomachs
Are Dangerous
(aaaiaa s«aae Utlfe by a Dlatla-
S*t»fcr4
"Add" atomarlia are dangeroua be
(in> arid Irrltatea and Inflame* the
delicate lining of the atomach. thua
hindering and preventing the proper
anion of the stomach, and leading
to probably nlne-tentha of the raaea
of atomach trouhla from which peo
ple infftr. Ordinary medlrlnea and
medicinal treatments are uaeleaa In
iy« I: < aaea, for they leave tha aour«e
ot the troublea. tha arid In the atom
arh, 11 dangeroua aa aver The a<-|d
ntuat be neutrallied. and Ita forma
tion prevented, and the heat thing
for thie purpoae la a teaapoonful of
fclaurate.l magn"-la. a almple uHmM.
token In a little warm or cold water
after eating. whlrh not only neutral
ly *-« the acid, but alao preventa the
fermentation from whlrh acldir la
developed Food a which ordinarily
cbii*<- arrenteat dlatreaa msy he rtten
w t-h lmpunllv If the meal la followed
With a little hlaurated magneala
wl Ich can he obtained from any
druaglat. and ahould alwaya be kopt
handy.—Advertisement.
DR.E.J.BROWN
ROBBED
BY A DENTIST
ON FIRST AVENUE
People come to my offloa every
day and complain about heir*
robbed of their money by aome dent
tmt on flra' av repren.nilnir lilni««lf
to b« Dr. K. J. Brown or hla amlaf
ant.
BKWARK of thla fhW who attala
my patient* and llvm off my reoutn
t!on. Mr OFFICES are at
713 first Ave., Union Block
T ran iriiarant## to mv« yoti Junt
on* dollar av*ry tlm* * - u pn v rn* n
AoUnr for tn I work hVr-niN*
m-hflr mv work !« often mincrtor It
root* yoti thun nnc- 1 nlf thi»
prl'f* hv oth#»r hlftrh
d<»' t|p»t*. Vo'Si T m*k* i /|o?|nr
you Pnvo » dollar when f V,
yotir d«*nt«l work
When you rorn" to my
•ur» ant my ptrtur* In »fiv ulirn.
at entranra of the MilMln* H>
J'i«t Ilka tha ona In thl* a«lvartU«»-
m^nt.
Bawara of f«ka Dr. ftrowna
FDWIN J. FROWN, D. 0. S.
OmMlf'a f.#a«llitg l>rntl*t
713 First Avenue
n until ' <if>fl Hundiy*
until 4 for f»af»|ila who work
STAR W \NT ADS
BRING RESULTS
Spring Dresses
$9.98 and $12.98
Fascinating new Dresses in «ilk poplins, crepe <!«•
chine atnl flowered Mtssaliiir Attractively made with
draped skirts, Hutch neck and drop shoulder effect*
Thev come in taupe, three shades of blue, brown and
black Also in combinations of all the desirable shades.
NEW WAISTS
$2.98
N'ew Mescaline Waists in stripes or plain colors
They are made with Y-shaped neck, the new drop
shoulder effect and long sleeves; collar and cuffs of
mescaline in plain colors All sues, in a good assort
ment of plain colors and stripes Price $2.98.
REMNANTS, HALF PRICE
Thursday is Remnant Day in our Dress Qoods and
Silk Departments. Every Remnant is priced at exactly
half pnee for quick sale. This includes all kinds of
wool goods, novelty styles and mixtures.
Wool poplins, serge and ratine in desirable colors,
values to $200 a yard. All at half urice Thursday
Silk Remnants in red, tan, purple, gray or navy
blue; values up to Sl'*) a yard, Thursday at half price
35c Ribbons
Ribbon Rrmnanls tn —T" ptt j
flowered (IcilKti* Hul- '• | D
tarliuin. plaid* or moire* * t ,
snil plain rolor* Wldlhn ,
up to i lnrh»>» valttM I T1
up to 3Sc a ysrd Sp«-
rial for Anniversary
JohnPantonQo. I
'
KILLED IN AUTO
VANCOUVER. Wuh. March I*
—As the result of Injurlea when
his automobile. In which he and
M'leril others *fri> riding. crash
ed Into • pier. John II Bolton, prom
inent business man. Is (trad today.
RATES ARE CUT
POKTJ.ANT). Marrh I* Steamer
rntea on wheat and flour are re
duced SO cents a ton to all ports In
the Orient.
• ►•if n«. "hhi'hm mi him-
Tf> r»t th* r»n«ilrw» *all tnr full n»m# Un
♦ l»# tytjtnln# lx* fc '-r «U'n*(ufi> -
r u rnni'r * - #v • •
COHAN'S MUSICAL
COMEDY A HIT AT
SEATTLE THEATRE
"Forty-Five Minutes From
Broadway" Draws Big
Crowds to the Popular Third
Avenue Playhouse.
"Forty-flve Minutes From Hroad
way." the biggest success of the
many play* from the pen of
George M Cohan, Is scoring a big
hit this week at the .Seattle thestre
At the first production Monday
night by the Flalley & Mitchell
plsyers there was not a ueaf to be
had In the house —not excepting
the gallery. A full house greeted
the popular players last night, ind
the advance dale Indicate* a rec
<rd we«k for the Third Avenue
playhouse.
This In the play In , which Fay
Templeton scored her greatest mic
e-ens at the Colonial theatre In f'hl
cago. That musical comedy In
what the theatre going public
wants has been clearly shown by
the large attendance thla week at
the Seattle theatre.
If one la afraid to laugh out loud
and to keep on laughing for more
thin two houra. this play la a good
one to keep away from If one
lovea to laugh and loves to hear
other* Hugh: If one d"vlrcs to for
get the day's cares and troubles,
"Forty-five Minute* From llroail
way" fh the play to see. There Is
a laugh In every line. All the old
village characters are there. The
stage settlngH are, If possible, bet
ter than the high standard alwaya
maintained by the management of
the Seattle theatre, and the aug
mentcd orchi in and rhory* bring
out the heat there Is In the catchy
music
Although th' hniii"' maiio!'"incnt
has gone to ureii additional ex
pense to produce thin com
edy, there la no advance In price*
The best neat at night may be had
for 60 cents, or for 25 cants at
| Thursday, Saturday and Sunday
matinees. —Advertisement.
Frio
Telephones !
0m •vary flow
Frn 4* te*ry l«
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rlff f* « r * • I •
rh*rkxi tr+m • « [
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floor.
TO CONSIDER
M'CONNAUGHEV
The candidacy of Rwrce K. M<
i'onnaughy for the city council, to
succeed John O. Pelrte, «ill be eon
stdered by the Central lj»lx,r Conn
ell In Its meeting tonight McCon
naughy made a Rood show Ins at
the primary elation, polling fi.OOO
yotea.
ABANDON SHIP
HALIFAX. N 8.. Marrh IS The
steamer <*lty of Sydney. which early
yesterday ran on the Hanbro rocka
during a fog, was abandoned today.
Iter bottom was ahaltered during
the night and she wan expected to
sink momentarily.
Stearns' Electric
Rat Roach Paste
Kxterrninatrt <|utckl|r *n«l thoroiwhly.
lh/actM>n« In r. lar>au>tf<« la 09»rt packafa.
Twq Pttw f/>c and ll .On
Soil by ar«rjrwl-.arah
Our Special liry Cleaninf;
F-'rocess can be used to Rood
advantage in your Spring
house cleaning.
I,et us make your Oriental Itugs
| bright and new. We clean delicate
ta[ieHtrleH, draperies and curtain*.
W'- will Hiirprfse you hn« c|)en|>
>> and k' l llafnetorlh II can I"- done
I'lion i 4R91 oi H \n I 71! ui'l
inn wagon wfll i ill
The CROWN CLEANERS
T%t«*
i W> \rr \m ( lo«« ,\n \inir I'lionr
Nrcoad. CIJI l uurlk. I'.-I. 11ld H
THE STAR—WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18. 1014
149 MUTINEERS FACE FIRING
SQUAD IN MEXICO CITY; IT'S
PLEASANT DAY FOR HUERTA
MKXiro CITY. March 1* One
hundred uml fnrty-nlna mutlneera
were ahnt to limith hy thi> fcderala
nl Jojutln harrucka today
Tin- eiociitlottcra workiml lapldly
I.fHH Ihan HO uilnutea waa required
lo rinlnh thn entire batch.
Cnrpaea were piled hlkh axalnat
thn null iin the luat tintri waa
hrotiicht out to illi«
The wnrk finished, thn hod lea
* er.< tumbled uuccremonloualy Into
UNWRITTEN LAW IS HER PLEA
I'AHIS, March I* "Thn Unwrlt
ten law" will Im Mme llcnrlotte
I'ltlllnux'a pica when plan-it on trial
for thn murder of Kdltor Oaaton
('almette of the Flaitro, Mallre I m
iM>rl. her lawyer, announced today
Ity the "unwritten law,'' the at
torney tllil not mean unite what
la underatood It) llid etprtaalun In
America.
DRAGGING LAKE FOR WOMAN
"l.lfe holda nothlUK for me \\ ben
you get thl* letter my body will tic
In I nlon,'" la the note written
liy Mr.< Stella llanaen, ?3, wife ot
t railroad fireman In Tacoma, to
t'laude Woodlu, her coualn, laat
Saturday, hefore »lie dlaiiptieared
MRS. CONSIDINE IN GREEN WIG
Seattle »oclety folk today have
not Rotten over the thrill cauaod
by Mr* Johp W. Con*ldlne enter
talnlns at two bridge partle* on Ht
I'atrlck'* day at her IHth av home
• arrylnn out completely the green
color *.-!ie!tio by wearing a wl* of
PLAN A 30-MEMBER COUNCIL
The charter revision eommlaalon!
ye«terday, In *c*alon at tbe city
htll, voted In favor of the election
of a council of SO member* for twi*
>enr term*, at a nalarjr of 1100 a
year The vote «m Informal, an<l
a not binding on the final report of
lh« comml**lon on a new form of
rlljr government.
T II Bolton did not fa«or the $'>o
a month salary He aald It »»* too
Diuall. Joatah Colllu* oppoaetf him.
and mn!K"-»i'*d a nominal naUry of,
PRESS ASQUITH ON HOME RULE
IXJN'riON. March I*.~ National
lata were *a!d to be prea*lng Pre
•nler Aaqulth *tron«ly today to pu*h
the IrUh home rule bill more oner
getlcally. It wa« reported they
threatened to elthdraw their aup
port from the liberal admlnlatration
If he failed to comply
As the admlnlatratlon depend* on
them for It* parliamentary majority.
It would be toH'4 out of offlc# In
auch an nfiit. After offering some
i onceaalona to the antl home rulers,
ibo premier said he would bold up
JAILS HUSBAND
TUOt'TDU.K. Ore . March 1«
Mayor John I.araon la under arrest
today aa a result of an InveailK;.
tb>n conducted by hla own wife
Into the sale of llqurr to minor*
She aaya ahe did nul know that,
when ahe naked the proaeculor to
get buay. her hoahand. who ta a
aaloonkce|>er. would he among
thoae arreated.
TURN HER BACK
TAf'OMA. Wash. March If
Mra Hndo MclNUtlela. Japanese
wife of I»r. J K. MoDanlels, an
American surgeon on one of the
government *' lj»* at Manila. 1* en
rout* aboard the Canada Mnru ov
day. having IMM deported for lack
of a paaaport ller appeal to
Washington fallefl
SCHOOL GARDEN
AHFRPEEN. Wnah , March IS.—
Children of the Krankltn achool
here will have five block* In the
filled dlatrtct for garden planting
thla summer. Work will iwgln
about April t. Hamuel Henn, found
er of the city, wn* chief donor of
the land.
START CARLINE
TAOOM A. Waali , March 1* AH
la now ready for the municipal car
line to the tide flat*, to arcommo
date thousand* of workmen, under
nn arrangement by which the city
mid the Taiotnn Hallway # Power
Co enter Into n partnership. The
contract wn* signed yesterday.
TO POOL CROPS
KM.KNSItrHO. Wash.. March IS
In order to consolidate all fruit
alilpmciita here Instead of ai'mllng
aonie to North Yakima, Ihe Klttl
tna Frillt Growers' nasoolntlon
meeting bore ha* decided to lease
n Inri-o frost-proof warehouae The
members decided to establish a
pool on summer t^ult
I .una Park Nntatorlum opens
March Advertl-oment.
{ I Dr. H. W.
| Valentine
Qraduate Surgeon-Chiropodist
712 Northern Bank Bldg.
Phone Elliott 3250
M I Olil \ \
I %i»rrl lo Mroillnt Ji »•—•< .
hiMsialn Ivorv '**• f ' \ v
1 r«« * /x yu '
an.l nil kin.la nf ,r ~ \ ;
rurl..» 1 I air 4H /
caning X
I2n:t :trd -
a *lriKl» trench uml covered up
I'rnaldent Huurta wa* In blub
rood humor over llm nawa of f«-«l
etal lucrmMi lit Kacalon.
Hi* 11it■ 1 not, however, ml>iiri•><>ti'-'1
I In* Idea of taktna Ihe field In per
nun ItKnllint the reliela
Korelun Mlnlater Itnjna had an
ensaiceiiient to meet John Mini nl
Vera (!rui tomorrow Tba nature
of their limhiii«'»m waa not made
public.
In Franc# It la tacitly underalood'
that private affalra muat not lie
■IraKßeil Into |Hi|ltlcal conl mvaralea
It waa that "law" to which
referred
Why the killing of t'nltnet t«
ahoiilil have baen made the ocea
alnii for Itoyullat denionatrat lona
waa not clear, hul It wna They
continued ut Intervnla all nlaht and
were still koliik on tiMlay
|from the home of her aunt. Mra.
'i.l R Woodln, 4"41 Morn an at
She hua lieen dea|tfindent over
trouble with h<tr hiiaband. rclallvea
aay.
, The police were notified laat
Inlßht. ljike I nlon la beliiK draKxed
the emerald hue Mra t'onaldlne
irrle» off the laurela for the In
Irtjductloli In Seattle aoclcty of the
novelty coiffure. Mra. Conaldlm
haa ordered a varied aaaortment of
hrllllant hum] wlKa and will wear
t new wIK atid different Riiwn each
evenln* during craiid opera wi-«-k
' |r> a meeting. and AO mi*!liik* u
year. Other* *ugge*ted that the
councilman aerve the city from pure
ly patriotic motive*, and take noth
ing at all for their aervlcea.
Chief of Police Au*tln K. Griffith*
talked aatalnat the city manager
plan for Heatle In a • porch laat
night t>efor» the King County Pro
; grea*lve league at the Allen l>ale
> afeterla He declared the plan I*
Autocratic In theory and practice,
and would prove an utter failure
, here
the hill until he received the aotl*'
rwply. Ily neglecting to reply, the
aotl* *eetu<v| determined to let him
hold It up Indefinitely
The natlonallaU do not propote to
permit tlila
LAW IS UPHELD
BAI.ISM. Ore„ March 11. Kol
lowing on the heel* of llir decision
sustaining tb« minimum «a|r law.
the supreme court alao upheld the
10-hour law for workmen panned
by the laat legislature. Kmployea
ar» authorized to work three houra
ittra at the rate of time and one
half of the regular wage
WILL CALL FOR
MEXICAN DATA
WABHINOTON, March 1* —The
houae foreign affairs rommltlee met
In aecret aeaalon today lo dlacuaa
the Alriey resolution, calling upon
Ihe proaldeot for all Information re
garding the Mextcan situation The
committee was etpected to make
a favorable report on the resolu
tion
The World's
Confidence in
any article intended to relieve
the Buffering's of humanity is
not lightly won. There must
Lh? continued proof of value.
But for three generations, and
throughout the world, endur
ing and growing fame and
favor have been accorded
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
because they have proved to
i«s the heat corrective and
preventive of disordered con
iti:>n:t of r omach, liv<r, kid
. ;,a find bov. tI >. The first
:i»o gives quick relief und per
manent improvement follows
their systematic uae. A trial
will show why, in all homes,
the use of Beecham's Pills
Continues
To Increase
Sold ffrrywhrre. In boiM 10r. ( 2Sc.
n, Unrtf mU •( me.'. tß# No ome iHo«y
MlUit le IW ditKliNt Willi »v#r» Wot.
ALBERT HANSEN
Jeweler and Sllveramlth
1* Now Located at Ills
New Store
1010 Second Avi„ Near Madlaon
I «-nrn \iili,i,Vhl»ll«« llrUlni itml
Kcpiiirlnii Itlglii
$«0
AiltomoMle rrpnlr»«r« who "run run
InthM. drill*, ihiptin. uillllnK niHt hlner
Mini un# ttiop loots «»•* In «■ • ti»i««11« 4i
maiwl Poaltlon prNrtli »• 11 > nn anon km
you fti'ft r<>mpot<*nt. 10? W Roy Hi
H<•nttl» , Thrum tjtjr«*u Anns :•4
CROOT, S SIK
\ . mmm
h Imi at reduce my itoclc at
hi once ' My eHtire assortment of
/TCV\ L I ihe season's neweit fabrics and
/ii f V'M VIW / weaves —that I selected with
/vßkiv \ ,uch care sold
$30
Hi \ M For your choice of the finrst
1 I mmi * tOC ' C impor,ed woo '«u ig
I j Includes Mahogany, Tango,
Brown, Blues, Electric, Co.
*j t 'i penhagen, Greens, new mix.
t 1 W\ !st| tures and new shades. $50, $55
fi 'Tily ant * patterns included.
/uw F ' :> b t'\ skinner Batin ,inin «». and tht
I ''" >r vS /Li! best materials throughout.
If WW 11irlwm my years' association
if 'lslil (■ 1 w some of this country's
r»f / i*9 f foremost tailors, I have prided
I St i ' >W myself on the satisfaction I
'I if i fifli ■M . * j avc B ' ven the mo,t parUcol,,r
t jjl iPKf Nothing will be resenred.
O i - J '}J Your unrestricted choice of my
entire stock goes.
rff f Satisfaction guaranteed or«
ijh new suit free.
J. T. CROOT, Tailor C^NERFDTH
POSTPONESHOW
The mln«ttel »how of the Nile
temple. Myatlc Hhrlne, ha* been
I. «t[M>ned from next Saturday night
until March 2K, In order that It will
not conflict with the celebration
over the Ala*ka railway bill.
Wonderful Treatment for
Corn*. Callouses and
All Sore Feet
Millions of pe. pie wh" endure dally
tntture from • feet w'l 11 w ••''"J 11
Ite information that tb»r» la now;
•triple treatment that n.,.itl*el> and
qui. kly rurea f'»»t aliment* ">f all
k>n- -
JjjE
JMh. Lm'
j?/ right iirough
• poreaandre
r rJ)'i \y, vj ",ea / he r ,. . ; ,.e
fib v
' e! da
fi t « we«k and your foot trouble*
will ha a I hln* of the pan!
•olve two tableapnonful* of t'alo< Id*
• on-pound In a ha»ln of warm water
Souk the fe«-t In thla for full fifteen
tnlnutea. Kent!)' rublilng ttie aora
pn rt a Amaalng reault" follow.
I'al'M Ide waa formerly confined to
-. tora' ua« but now any drugglat
will auppl> It If be <t»e« not hate
It tn ato.k lie i»n g*t It In a few
ioura from Ma wholesale houae A
twentv flve < rnt package la aald to
!■<• enough to put the wont feet In
fin* condition Medical Formula
laboratories of Chicago,
cmimmr I "ten r« m mouint *n
iwui inso io unuT tut mmtnmL
Using Your Bank
In dealing with firm#
or individuals at a
distance, the best ref
erence you can have
is the bank where
you do business. We
frequently receive re
quests for informa
tion concerning
firms or persons in
this community. We
are always glad to
act as a reference in
thia way and to give
our customers who
are financially re
sponsible a good rec
ommendation. Many
a man's success has
I great, depended up
o.i what his banker
could say about him.
We cordially invite
your account.
Northern bank
TRUST CO.
AND Flhl SLAIILE
Amusements
MOORE 6 MARCH 30
H>4nr«day «ad tarda?
P.iqQUU# FMIMJ
THE BLUE BIRD
Mllh !hr Nm thrairr. S, y. rmlanlM.
rrtnm. -Mr, :v. (I (I M and »J.
»K»T» Mm MEI.I.ISO
TIVOLI
nral and Madll.a
«r»»i (imnxrlni M.wda;. Mwrh l«
Kra<la< * I*lm4 fymi
Ihf Mualral i nmntf
"A NIGHT OUT"
l"' 1 "*. ««d tlr Mallam. | Or.
Buy Your Clothing on Credit
Select him a N>w Spring Suit,
Shoes or Hat now, and pay for
them while he la woaring thorn. £ *
Most erery boy la a* partlcu
lar about his clothes aa the
young man. We are showing
nome wonderful value* In cJoth- / vff JWS\
Ins for boya. FJ /jJEmQ
You can outfit that hoy of Cj' iKr«f
youra to perfection—here, and |c| "~SS/
pay for hla clothea aa you can If [ V®
spare the money. It sometimes If [ ~/■
worka a hardship on mothers to
outlay a largo amount of caah IW\I
at one time for her boy'a outfit. lif
It'a not necessary to do that— UUrMp , i
Our modern credit system
makes buy ins eaay. A small ■■ JK
payment down Is all that Is re
»:r.
Hr (puH «,
133Z -54 Sacond Ave., Nt«nr Union St to
• Seattle's Reliable Credit House P«y
I i>.t«»r llooklrl*. NtVlNlft sinil pMI
lard* now reody. Knatrr OrMtlni;
I'onntnti, tIt«• latrat out. prlca 75c
Anv of th* Above mailed frw on rt»
r«*lpt of prior Kuter booklet*. ftc t-»
ISr p«ch Carda from 10c dot to lie
a*ch Order now
KNTIHI'RIMK. NOVKI«TY WOKKM
1113 I \mt Av.. Hnatflc.
KVKHt list |x IN I I KI > 1 I'll
IN A (.(Mill M ACK
TO KAT.
\ I*ll Thll lliiini' | ||,r H«*«funrinl
Thr Mphl« Vrr (..•<><!
WARREN'S LUNCH
I 'r.tnli >\ he i r *—MH I
LOOK! READ! THINK!
Ah«"httaty »\r only thrafra In s«»*tt»*
f>r •••uflnir twel va first run rerla of
motion picture* on a rrgular program
h wwk la The Union Thratr* Thla
l» trua. rtgnrdlea of thr prlca of odmla
ah>n, and without a alngla exception
You am aaaured of tudng aomathlng
nevar before shown In Seattle ax ary
Sund»* ruaadav and Friday
STAR WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS
t 11GUGLN
SEATTLE THEATRE
riMM Mala U
TOMfiMT AM) AU WT*
BAII.KV i MITt HEU NM
45 Minutes From Bmfin
?#r. Mr, Mi
runr«in > Ighl Mamdmy. Amf Mi
PANT AGES
WtUaa Mr
Adft*. Ih« I anion* Aibnl Twmm mi
HER TWELVE LIONS
Th# Motl Thrlllla* Art TnMi
(Mhw Blf I'MlarM. I 6» Mi
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Stampede!
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