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PAGE EIGHT.
THE BHOPPINQ CHNT Kit OF TACOMA
Coat Day—Over 20 Smart Styles in
Women's and Misses 9
Coats, Special $ 13.95
—In these times of Increased costs, such a low price Is apt
to create distrust of the style and qualities, but
EVEHY COAT IS A BItAM) NKW BTVLE OF
I \MII(I\ Mill \V<)O1; I \ III; MS
—Rich brown Heather Tweeds, Scotch Tweeds, double faced
coatings, plain coatings, in brown, navy and green, zibe
_^ofsfc ~>> v line and novelty weaves.
/jffljrffVty' "\ Many have fur trimmed col-
Hi ■'•'■ r^>L larß> a" 'iave tne graceful
fmrlljljf >-. \jY) sweep and tlariiiß lines, some
j~^ F|4{|^ with fullness falling from the
I f>A'iC^ shoulders, others confined by
I J >{* belt In front, behind or all
p» / Ni around. Large novelty pock
-1 I/TT*"*k\. etßf great w'de collarß and Mg,
■ /(/ / (l^^V roomy sleeves are other Btyle
ikO%&XLIjjJI ~s -Sires 15 to 19 years and up
j*"^\/V-^-» to B'ze **■ Every coat an ex
«? < mrrri^iK /* tr* value at $18.98
W \\\ DRESS SKIETS,
> I\ \ SPECIAL $3.95
I 1 1 \ —Five smart styles made
j ■ \ \ \of exoe'lent WODI serge In
j \ \ \ \ navy an(' ')'ac't-
\y \ \ \ J — Made with stylish
" \ \ y straight full lines, with
\ I * novelty girdles and pock
\. V/ e'B. an<l pleated in various
■\ ('lt'ver w".vs-
L_^W|p^^ These arc excellent Skirts
(c\ f°r home wear, business, of-
pK fice and school service.
1(1) —All sizes, very special
Iny at $rt.U5
For a Big Apron Day in
the New Apron Section
y ■ —In order to impress
the advantages of this
BmnVIHRMlin important section in the
fT^jS^T'T/VM'it h NEW ANNEX ln tne
if/ \xT>ilX2v l/\/l mlnds of Tat'oma house
l I 1 <IV' LffAAJ' il I wives we offer for to-
J™^^'\l^;tjti f|^Jrix BI'X«ALOW APRONS
IKIT^-sJ" Sl'KtiAl,, 39c
r ~)J\ v 7 * very special offer
IJ \ - ?T*'':*V 'or excellent quality per
jJ! fc 1/ }Win \¥\. ca'e Aprons, in light col
ly^/vF' Wot\V'MVVV or 8; mafle wltn Blde front
w V^\^ >lyL*W'y'A*V?^^J ol)eninß and adjustable
\y~< 'v^v U''^-V^"y.^\:H>sßH|l>elt- s Pecial. tomorrow
v">^^':/^V'Vt4V^V%\\ 7.V AND S.V Bl'N(iA-
C^? —£J \'x'- t v ?V'l !>yrt.V^ M>w APItONH KOII Uttv
__^i^- VVftT'''»Ty^^^—Many attractive styles
/nßw \lv!JiiHßi in slipover Bungalow
\y m I \ 'wlftsfc 1 Vprous, in;i<)<■ of stand
g**^\ vv^ LiJ*"' keag ginghams with side,
#(Q^jX\ * front and envelope fas
w J^J_^ —^^ tenings. All with ad
je ~-*> ' '—■ justable belts and large
pockets. Extra spei ial Thursday «9c
—Annex, Keicund Kluor.
Two-Piece Cottage |^.^J
—A very attractive style of kitchen or (L /fe/TO,
work garment, with short sleeve jacket \/>-n i_<t^l
and separate skirt. Made of good quality /// \
percales; neat designs ln light colors; / jj \
also Amoskeag ginghams In small checks, X I I \
the seams finished with contrasting bias jf /_ J
bindings. Very special $1.19
—Second Floor Annex. "JjS
BOMB PUT
IN SUBWAY
(I'altrd Praia I «-»«c >l Wlr*.)
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.—An ex
plosion which Inspector Egan of
the bureau of combustibles de
clares was caused by a dynamite
bomb, seriously damaged the in
terior of a subway station at
I«xlngton avenue and 110 th
street today.
The explosion occurred only
about two minutes after a train
had passed.
Windows in the vicinity were
broken and the entire neighbor
kood shaken, though nc one was
injured.
LOG BUILDING
FOR TOURISTS
A silver log and shake build
ing has been built by the Rainier
National Park Co. at Nisqually
glacier for the accommodation of
tourists next year. The new
Longmlre hotel will be roofed
over in a few days and interior
finishing will begin.
IN THE KARRI MAIL
HAVING trifil variona mean*- to get
relief from rheumatism tt wax
only when I took Kir-Ru that I
received any benefit and one box
effected m cure. Kcv. J. Bowrol),
Btellacoom.
KAR-RU CT'RRS rortttltutlonal
Dlkcmfs, lUKKimuiIMM. Neurltli,
Stomach, IJver. Hlo.i.i«m, Bright*,
•tc Write for hooklrt. Kar-Ru
fltpitiy, Tacoroa, Wuli.
IRISH DANCES AT
ST. LEO'S FAIR
The program Wednesday after
noon at St. Leo's school fair is
In charge of the Ladies' Altar so
ciety. Wednesday evening's pro
gram will be under the auspices
of the Ancient Order of Hiber
nians. Joe Desmond of Bouth
Tacoma will give an exhibition of
his ability to escape from hand
cuffs, and Prof. J. J. Burke, of
Ballnsloe, County GRlway, Ire
land, will present Irish dances.
MILLIONS USE IT
TO STOP A COLD
'Pape's Cold Compound'
ends severe colds or
grippe in few hours.
Relief comes instantly.
A dose taken every two hours
until three doses are taken will
end grippe misery and break up
a severe cold either in the head,
cheat, body or lltaha.
It promptly openg clogged-up
nostrils and air passages in the
head, stops nasty discharge or
nose running, relieves sick liead
a<h<', dullness, feverishness, gore
throat, sneezing, soreness and
stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit
blowing and snuffling! Ease your
throbbing head! Nothing else in
the world give* such prompt re
lief as "Pape's Cold Compound,"
which costs only 25 cents at any
drug store. It acts without as
sistance, tastes nice, causes no In
convenience. Be sure you get
the genuine.
GERMAN
TROOPS
SHIFTED
(I nlirrt PreM Irawd Wire)
PAHIS, Oct. 25. —German re
inforcements are being rushed up
to the Verdun front to meet the
new French offensive, according
to advices from the front today.
In response . to the crown
prince's appeal for help, the Teu
tons are shifting regiments back
from the Somme to the Verdun.
General Nlvellt's lightning
stroke northwest of Verdun yes
terday accomplished a two-fold
purpose It definitely removed
the German menace to Verdun
and it halted the massing of a
huge German army on the Ha
paume-Peronne line for a greit
counter-attack on the Somme.
AIRMEN TO
HUNTFIRE?
( I iili.-n l'rr«» l.rasrd Hlrf.i
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 25. —
Aeroplane patrols for locating for
est fires are under serioim discus
sion today by the Western For
estry and Conservation associa
tion, in session here.
The subject was introduced by
E. M. Gott, member of the North
west Aero club of Seattle, who
read a paper written by President
W. E. Boeing of that organiza
tion.
Improvement of the lumber
business was the main order of
the day, many expert papers on
that topic being presented.
TO PAROLE
M'NAMARA?
<l lillrrl Pr«M I rn.e.l Wire*
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 25.—
John J. McNamara, serving a 15
--year sentence ln San Quentin
prison, will probably appear be- j
fore the California state board of i
prison directors next Saturday to
make a personal plea for release
on parole.
This news was confirmed today
I by Warden Johnston of the prison
! following receipt by the San
I Francisco labor council of a re
quest that the organization en
dorse McNnmara's parole.
McNamara was one of two
brothers oonvlcted of the Los An
| gelcs Times dynamiting.
FLOUR UP
20 CENTS!
(Vnlted Pkm I.eaaed V\lre)
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 25. —
Flour jumped 20 cents today,
reaching a record-breaking rate
of $8 a barrel for patent, the
highest ever known here.
Further increases are Imminent
and the price of all breadstuffs
will probably go up.
JUST 'PURE
INVENTION'
WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 25.
—The Mexican embassy today of
ficially branded as "pure inven
tion reports that General Car
ranza is preparing to withdraw as
leader of the de facto government
in Mexico and perhaps leave the
country.
C. P. STRIKE
CALLED OFF
ll'nltrd I'rr.i l.raurd Wire.)
OTTAWA, Ont., Oct. 25.—Min
ister of Labor T. W. Crothers re
ceived a telegram at noon today
announcing that all danger of the
Canadian Pacific strike was avert
ed, that an agrement between the
Canadian Pacific and its employes
would be signed, in a few hours.
TWO CENT KAIHK
WINNIPEG, Man., Oct. 25. —
Canadian Pacific railroad officials
announced this afternoon that
there will be no strike of train
men at r> o'clock this afternoon, as
scheduled.
The men win a wage increase
of two cents an hour.
The formal order calling off
the strike was sent out this after
noon.
DRUG STORES TO
TAKE STRAW VOTE
A straw vote for president will
be taken by 7,500 Rexall drug
stores all over the United States.
The French Drug Co., 11th and
Broadway, will take a vote here.
The results from all over the
country will be wired to each
store each day and posted In the
window-*
THE TACOMA TIMES.
100 Percent
In Food Cost
In Two Years
<l niK-il Irr.. I r.,r,| Wlr'.l
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.—A jump of
100 per cent in the cost of sta
ple foods in the I»ki two years
is shown in a striking table com
piled by David Roaenheim, a re
tail grocer here, today.
Present 2 Years
Price. Ago.
Sugar, per pound .$ .08 $ .04
Flour, barrel 10.00 5.00
Navy beans, lb 6c to .12 .03
Hutier, pound 40 .30
Kkkb, dozen 45 .25
Potatoes, peck 40 .20
I.anl, pound 08 .12
Cbeeoe pound 18 .12
1 -I-. pound 30 .20
Husband Will
be a Stranger
ll'iillfil Preu l.aa»rt Wire!
BAKER, Ore., Oct. 25. -Little
Elene Spiroplls, 19, of Athens, to
day prepared for her marriage
next month to a man whom she
never saw until yesterday.
Nick Spiroplis, a rancher and
distant relative, is the bridegroom
to be. The girl was engaged to
him in infancy and went through
school with the conviction that
they would marry.
She traveled alone 8,000 miles
from Greece to this city and look
ed on the face of her future hus
band for the first time last night.
MORE MEN THAN
WOMEN HEAR HER
State Senator Helen Ring Rob
inson of Colorado ipoka dm ra
tional legislation, at the demo
cratic rally at Hie Temple ol Ai.i
sic Tuesday evening. There were
more men than women in the aud
ience.
PANTAGES
111 .Kill H I LIjOYD S CO.
RKCiIAM ft VOGMOTTI
KOIIt Id MIS—THINOO
"THK I KIMKov STAIN"—NO. 8
AM) THHKK OTHER ACTS
■ /.■■/- COLONIAL I
918 BROADWAY
|^H Smashing Bi{| Double Program
W 311011 l'i^Bli^B^?By>SßS> "™
The Internationally Celebrated Dancers
■ "THE QUEST I
Though the Stars are Dancers, the Photoplay Tells
a Big Dramatic Story.
The Famous "Apache Dance," "The Dance of
Death," and Other Dances Originated by Maurice,
Are Introduced in the Picture
FEATURE NO. 2
H George Walsh H
Renowned Wm. Fox Star
■ 'The Beast' ■
A Thrilling Western Story With a Punch in Every
- Foot of Film.
TWO BIG SHOWS FOB
ONE ADMISSION PBIOE.
CANDIDATE
'ANSWERS'
(foiled 1V... 1».r,l Ulr. »
NEW YORK, Oct. 25. —While
political candidates today pre
pared for the beginning of the
end, hyphenlsm still played the
foremost role in the campaign
drama.
Candidate Hughes' declaration
last night In Queens that he did
not want the votes of anyone
"whose alleglence to our flag is
not single and complete" wag gen
erally interpreted as an answer
to democratic charges that he bad
dealt secretly with hyphen lead
ers.
WAGES TO
BE FIRST
II nllril PrtH I.PHHriI Wire)
WASHINGTON, 1). C, Oct. 25.
—The question of the wages and
hours of labor will be the first
thing taken up by the joint sub
committee of congress when it
meets Nov. 20 to take up Its in
quiry into the railroad situation,
Chairman New lands announced
today.
LESS RAIN THAN
EVER FOR MONTH
I'mlcsh the weather man gets us
a deluge for the last week of
October, the rainfall for the
month will be the lowest on rec
ord at the local bureau. Last
night's shower added only .01
of an inch to the .07 recorded for
the month. The normal for Oc
tober is 3.40 Inches.
WHITE LINING FOR
SWIMMING TANKS
The school board Tuesday de
cided to line the swimming tanks
at the Stadium high school with
white tile, to make the water
more transparent. The Lincoln
Park tank, where a boy was
drowned recently, Is lined with
cement.
STAGE DEBATE ON
T. E. & P. APPEAL
Mayor Fawcett being unal>> to
appear because of the death of
bis son. City Attorney Harmon
will state the side of the city in
the debate at the Commercial club
luncheon Wednesday on the ques
tion raised by the T. R. & P. Co.'s
appeal to the public service com
mission. Harmon will show that
the difference between the valua
tion of the company'a property
for taxation and for bond inter
est purposes Is $4,000,000.
RID STOMACH OF
GASES, SOURNESS,
AND INDIGESTION
"Pape's Biapopsin" enda
all stomach distress in
five minutes.
You don't want a slow remedy
when your stomach is bad —or an
uncertain one—or a harmful one
—your stomach is too valuable;
you mustn't lnjurs it wltb dras
tic drugi.
Pape'a Diapepatn ie noted foi
itß H|>eed In giving relief; itt
harmleuaness; its certain iiuTa.il
ing action in regulating tick,
sour, gassy stomachs. IU, mil
lions of cures in indigestion, Ays
pepaia, gastritis and other stom
ach trouble baa made it famous
the world over.
Keep this perfect stomach doc
tor in your home—keep It handy
—get a large fifty-cent case from
any drug Mure and then if any
one should eat something whtcli
doesn't agree with them! If what
they cut lays like lead, ferment'
and Rours and forme gas: ckiipo:
headftche, dizziness and nausea;
eructations of acid and undigest
ed food —remember as soon «f
Pape's Diapepsin comes In con
tact with t lie stomach all sue):
distress vanishes. Its prompt
ness, certainty and ease in over
coming the worst stomach dis
orders is a revelation to thost>
who try it.
'The »tof that yog moftajl
Broadway and 15 U*
We GiVe &X Green Stamps I
Women's Coats $9.50
A big value that will attract the hundreds of
women whose best shopping time is Thursday
In addition to the apparel ***~y*\*&f§\
specials we feature several I
other good bargains in '^^^/Srjsjfij&k*.
wo me n's needs — and 7 '--/i«Jfi»olD'
you'll find many displays A-rw&HgK T
of women's merchandise / jWSr|j|s««vTs
specially arranged for /^v^OflP^S
your choosing tomorrow. /sHflsii2^
These coats nr.> in new brown Ai '•■' J; S'fTOjOA
mixture, t>.|i. ( | „ll round, made mjKiX '\
with (!«•() convertible collar unit Zf*J fiij wTVTl@r^v''?\
trluimed in fine quality plush, LjfA ity"%\%tW&'
women's and inl.-*e.s' *Q m Kl.h <■■''■■&^^ULwrLil* >i
sizes; priri-d «t • Sjlg'* WfH
Women's Suits, in newest models, LLS-3 / J| J
belted or flnre effe<"t*i, made of ' ,1 j
Kuburdines und wrges, plain et-
tex'tta or derorate«l in plush or fnrj J»\
colors black, navy, brown and JfJf
(treen; sperial 919 CQ "^ \v
value at y lOiUw U
WOOL MIDDIES—THE LATEST
Here's a popular blouse for ouliiin, Hfternoon and all sortM of
• wear. M.ul.- of all wool, waslmblc materials, in combinations
of blue aml r<>d, green and red, or blue and green. Made
with sailor collars, box pleats #Q Cfj
and sldo belt effe<>t«, «pJ.UU
(Trope de < lilm- Waistx, newest mode's. In flesb, white and
black, lace and embroidery trimmed, or plain M QQ
tailored; extra s|>erial values at f£ivO
Sweater Coats $7.50
We've been comparing notes thin week
on this popular seller—and found why
it led all other numbers in demand. In
fl^T'^Yv. ""'■ Hi'oadway store It's priced at 910 —
HijJ^ special—in another It's sold regularly
V w *t^ for Sfo.r.(i. All wool, in white, with
\' 1% stri|>es of lili.i silk In lilue, gold, green
/<((^W X •'•' I>ONO- And our |>rlco—tomorrow mid
Upl^lti '''i Iwr Women's House Dresses, in solid colors,
ftsa Vfl»fliU «r pink, blue or lavender; well made and
V^^iiiiifl a full cut; e\tra spe- QQ«
\^2?yT*»"3 <ial \;ilucs OUO
J|SwS»I f iT\ Women's Dress \prons, In middy or
|ffiilll|jy jI\V enveloiK> style, priced "j's«
||H?n\ a. , IOC
lC^:_l\ I (iiiiKham House in esses. 4n solid colors,
A\ \\ \TI/l X fh°cks or stripes, with thre«-quarter
f"\ vVv'/\N. sleoves and turndown •< A Q
| \ \,(pv\ «<>llar, at lit J
I. \ \J I White Aprons, made In basd or CC#»
| \ k\ bib style, fconil iii.ilcriiils, a»c t4> UJO
9 Ih'ess Api'ons. In Itussian Itlouse style,
made with wide belt and neatly trin:
med; covers any dress or Qflf*
make k«hml house dresnea wUv
Women's Shoes at
$3.00 m
A natty, stylish shoe, in the rut, the last IB 9JJL
and tJie leather that In most in demand by jM yl
women who seek jjood style. $$m. Ey
Patent leath*' vamp or with eSw^^K
pl.-iin loe and leather Louis heel; black JSSJf
cloth lop, nil -i/cs and CO fifl
the best widths «pvliUO W^^"^
$2.50 Aluminum AA
Cookers al fll.Vv
By special arrangement
T===i=ss((^r:^^o with the Quaker Oats Cer
taa^^^a^* t" eal Company, we are en
~^*^""" c™'t abled t0 offer our custom
V ¥>A I ers ese Senuine alumin-
V MmM urn cereal cookers for $1.
\tmmJm^ They are of good heavy
ware, just the right size for the use of the aver
age family, and sell regularly at $2.50.
The only condition is that you buy three pack
ages of Quaker Oats or Petti John Cereal, or
three of both together.
SEE DISPLAY IN BROADWAY W7NDOW—
PRICE THEM AT OTHER STORES- THEN
BUY THE CEREAL AND (Di f\f\
QETONEFOR M*l.V/V/
&OREI) TO DEATH
BY ENRAGED BULL
(lulled Prcn Leased Wire)
SEATTLE, Oct. 25.—Earl V.
VoorU, 27, son of a Juanlta
rancher, is dead today from ln
jurlen received when an Infuriat
ed Holiteln bull wrenched the
ring from Its nose and gored him
to death yesterday.
The victim was given one toss
Into the air and then left mutilat
ed where he dropped.
Wednesday, Oct. 25,1916.
BARBER DRINKS
CARBOLIC ACID
o'tVfiit? Vttmm •••••** Wire.)
BKATTLE, Oct. ft. —Harry W.
Biirleigh. a barber who formerly
served with the 14th Infantry. U. J
S. A., committed suicide by drink-
Ing rarliollc acid here lust night.
11l health was believed the mo
tive. •»
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