The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1917, Page 5

STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1917. PAGE 5 THE LAUNDRY GIRLS’ STRIKE 7) pp odes Co. —a Miss Abbott Talks to Hattie Barlow and Sees New Side of It $3.75 Georgette | Waists, Special | | ‘geome Kodak Albums, Films and for Saturday, i | 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST YOu for your comventence—ts a your own todividual Prices are lower thaw will No extra charges, wo interest, ' Supplies $1.95 1} $2.00 Sport Skirts ; sear Special Until Noon A for Sunn | $1.00 a, ogee oa Ticonderoga Upper Main Floor me ists ote ae Rag Rugs [47 | Seeing Sees Sten “The i Size 25x50 Bs hie stripe | fom or relat to Regular Price $1.00 favored ateles, eit pees snd comprises | 4 7a Extra Special for SATURDAY Regular $200; Special vm wen ass | mi inf h ad Satur- pecial choice $1.95 SOORGRAEDCRSEURASRASLAGI ERE RASREASEASERE LS Libkag Men’s Sox, 2 Pairs for 25c Main Floor Washington = : - Laundry - Men's Se ge of size S M l . cael Sf Jun! 3 190 9 phot Hela alge Ula tina : ot ts pecia Many Walk to Work PROMOTE DR. HALL : 4 Company, Inc. * os THE | u \ pyeto ys The quality and valve of Coats for Boys and | Ber Ries they went out to take | net David C: Hall, of the Univer / 5 pepe ay su linc r Girls Reduce ; ; ake! sity of Washington ambulance com 4 ack a at ed ca i ; the early cars Friday morning estington embel ' Upper Main Floor. . pany, has been appointed ass«istan ‘fi Trouble with the cable delayed the |, 4+, 3 . NOT OVER $1X DOLLARS $88. ro . P s Sty ttarting of care until 7 am, thoee | 2eTUCtCr, in charge of all amb ar : | 25c Size Euthymol and Kolynos | Our Spring Styles. lance drill at Allentown, and the To TE Wash gt a | ALL \n assortment that Fee ae rer ‘ind offering thanks cOmPAnies from Leland Stanford : } Tooth P Each 19 of about Your hoofing it and offering thanks ‘National Bank of Commerce | om rae : oot aste, Lac c for the downhill walk. and Brown universities have been 200 coats from our regular — d under his command. The Seattle, Wash stock. “They are made of Main Floor. ) jain serges and checks, in SOc Size Stillman’s Freckle Cream see zes 2 to 14 years : $1.00 Size Ingram’'s Milk Weed Cream . T5e $4.95 Coats, Special. .$2.50 ' Oc Size Hind’s Honey-Almond Cream 39¢ 5 —__—— | pi Thing Now Is to Peel Off Soiled Skin sodas egg kreasy alion quota of Streaked complexions should| The Seattle compan French system of placing six units under one ed, and ott ptain has by i r units will b > Above are shown striking laundry workers, lining up at their soup kitchen, in the Labor temple, and below is H ¢ Barlow's pay check, after she took the place of a $9a-week girl Religiously avoid creama, powders! one that } aoc lp “a2 —— ind rouges during the heated day® has one inspection A ine 6 s ahekake wath da. tied : . $7.50 Coats, Special. .S3.7m ee no need for them members are regarded as Set eee Pe a se oN Finish Late at Night 50c Size Java Rice Face Powder Osa 39e¢ f . 83.78 fines! the virtues of m in the camp culiarly annoying thing. x yard, and either @ laundress| gometi between bi« re $1.80 § mre $1.19 $9.95 Coats. Special. .$5.00 ee ge a Laundry workers, when they [°F ‘elr own, of, better ye the mangle m was sh wn xe : — —— Seeerperom will produ * and strength to be independent of p - $12.50 Coats, Special. $6.25 Bence at you've been using th strike, strike at the tenderest 1 e for an hour or two or three, during $1.00 Size Listerine (mouth wash) 69e¢ $12 oats, Special. ou the day. Then the girls sat around z Mae Molt AP iietastametme Seattle Growing Fast the Spot in the public complacency. nk to the helpless tribe th ; 5 ‘4 complexion never looks like a make-| ge 7 0 42 ? t in the mangle room—there was no up. Mercolized wax gradually tak: weve obey BE 2 agg te are ; Amertoane pride themesives | of t ey _— other plate to sit—and waited for!| 25c Size Mentholatum Rah va 18¢ iff @ bad complexion, Instead of ad- ¢ 1917 Polk di) on being the cleanest people In "KO's ait come home| work to begin 4 H ? ging anything to make \t wors ectory, which makes its bow to| the word. We take credit to yet: my last week's Is in my laun-| noe time atanile te bi. Size Colgate’s Dental Cream.... eee BOE Children’s Tub cosmetic, and acco’ nj the public today, This is an in-| ourselves for putting t ring shirt walst®)do any of the many undon | 50c Size Lavoris (Mouth Wash).... ...38¢ ‘ 46 that t 1 | resses ic more keeping the crease of 10,464 over the estimate! collar every day, a clean shirt a t show e dirt; and the that always do« t ence of « < ‘ : Deautifuly white, satiny and youth-| published for 1916 . n cha: said offered me humble ; 50k ze N pi_ (for excessive armpit perspira “ ful Just get an ounce of it at you waist every other day 4 - os han who winner and « Upper Main Floor. and see what a few day tossing more intimate garments instead of clean towel Shth: there Wah Bo tor 39e¢ PP " “ a treatment will do. Use like cold| See Or. Edwin J. Brown : into the laundry bag just as y morning of course, to turn t " a . = 7 yinwham Dee | “"Kapther effective warm o. D. 8 often as consideration of laun- 1 said then about laundry! time into 4 vond rhe = t n Night Cream .... B5¢ and 69e « tng pepoacey “ a appro- ammeeet Sitective, ware HIMSE F Gry billie will possibly allow om strike, must have 1 the manaien started Foster Glove Cleaner 2he priate or Summer. ey are wrinkles and flabbiness L And now the 1 rh are left ears burn ‘aa hen’ Miniehed j ae - 69e made of excellent ginghams with q y « + , . . ea 1 ith ubber cushion . Y Sorte Dealist 13 First rudely showing ee. hours, perhaps late in the evening a all around belts, large pockets fof witch hazel. itn use (as a| “mm we actually de day, 1 talked with) At 1d of the week, Hattie || Nail ¢ rted, eact --10€ ana short sleeves. Sizes 2 to 6 bath) leaves no trace. Remark- " £ Il or - improvement is noticed im-| for giteo, ‘Thene prices tn ‘ iking girls Barlow got her check. It wasn't $9, Rubber Caps. .25¢, 35e, 50¢, T5¢, 85e¢ years iy, and there is no harmful) crude extracting» without ® WB personal virtue first thing | found out was/as Frances’ had been. It was $6 ‘ whatever — Advertisement motront Suites | it is irritating that a laundry “girl” may be a real) minus cente doesn't | girl, pink and white skinned, in| know just what th: white shoes and a coa ts was of explosive for. She understood it was a “war| Hattie Barlow walked out with ting $ 0 for the same work for | REDUCED RATES TO si colors (you can get them on the tax, or something.” The girl who! the others. And she is one of the which she got $6 before installo it plan if you have to), or, worked beside hb whore check girls about whom 1 said angry 1 think there are two sides to! i she may be an elderly woman in @/also was minus 3 cents, understood |things when my clean towels were this laundry strike, just as there CALIFORN ’ shapelons sult, with a couple | it was for “some kind of insur-/not forthcoming. are to everything, in the world of childr omewhere ance.” CH eet The trouble was, I only saw one : : . | First Class, TI e ; Take Mate Case ‘ What'll Her Fate Be? Hattie Barlow wouldn't be side. | San Franctaco 13-00 1408 $9.0 ” Py More often, she is where be . leaned if | didn’t explain that she — —— Les Angeles 2 .! , a | But dt wasn't the 3 cents that) pleased | Lb rt tween these extreme types ’ is not trying to “put up a hard yy . . San Diego......022.00 $3 coe . ried Hattle Ba t he no ue Pp P ii -| i . . Take, for lustance, Hattie Rar-/ porried Hattie Barlow. It was the) it 0 cory ‘Things are going, NeW Council Meets! coca service, tarke outside . e Igges oO UU low age t Uhat Frances, a 39 irl, had) sretty well with her, she says, The| The members’ council of the| foams and unrurpaceed meaiay : a $6 girl little girl is 17 n and working Chamber of Commerce, consisting! particulars at City Ticket Off ‘ It is Hattie Barlow ! i se that m that when |! an office; and Hattie her of delegates elected by the various iy hat you a she became a $9 girl, she, too, prob.| Working night shift in the groups of business men, was sched- : at you see vhowographed| she became a $8 Ei she, 100, prob | ROrRINE igh “which has, signed ted to. meet Friday nose, at tne) THE McCORMICK Lina seve te. for a $6 girl | up for the union scale d is get- Hotel Washington Annex | 100 « erry St. Phone Elliott 3688 Hattie Barlow is not a young girl.) So, when the strike was called,| Included will be practically every line of Men's and Women's Low Shoes in the house. Johnston & Murphy, A. E. Nettleton & Co. and Bostonian Oxfords for men. Laird, Schober & Co.; J. & T. Cousins Co. and Queen Quality Pumps, Oxfords and Sport Shoes for ladies. You save from $1.50 to $4.00 on every pair. Under ex- isting conditions no one can tell how high prices will be another year. Anticipate your needs for the next year and 2 mny Shira Goren BUY NOW LADIES’ LADIES’ Her husband died 11 years ago, | | eaving her with a 6yearold baby | girl and the bills for his last til nesa e th hat an untrained woman can do in such a sit not many. Hattie Harlow wow is the Time to Get Rid of in lumber camps—you can h 1 take a baby with you there, and! ,.. Theat: Uelr: Sees | : fe wood it lent steady There's no longer the slightest haa te bave,e ch while | Deed of feeling as ed of your ns # s “9 . ie as . r nel acalitiie ty on. while | freckles, as the prescription othine | ede Deb ggar ye. ABs double strength—-is guaranteed | Sha Tackles Laundry Werk to remove these homely spots i ey Simply get an ow of othine—| aC aL Gb a da Disa double strength—from any druggist | Dee” anes and apply a little of it night a ; morning and you should soon see tain things to s that even the worst freckles he arried wor a little girl, has contend with,” Hattie Barlow told “ Tae ie chun daa Mane on te un to disappear, while the light ee = Sapte sn fhe ler ones have vanished entirely, It Laird’s gray kid and ooze combination, all gray Black kidskin and calfskin Pumps and Oxfords pin d no tir he could call) i, seldom that more than an ounce} is needed to completely clear the ooze and all gray kid. turn sole that are well worth every cent of their | Pumps; $9.00 and $10.00.. 6.95 prices, $5.00 to $10.00, are $2.95, Laird’s patent vamp, white kid quarter, turn sole | 84-95 and Pumps; beautiful design $6 95 Every * from the medium low heel, welt s $11.00 regular . a few weeks ago, Hattie Bar eoaiin t to the Wa gton Ja a” oe b ashington laun complexion. | nd got work a yprentice | und got work as an apprentice | fie sure to ask for the double or “poler. skin and gain a 4 walking Oxford up to the turn sole, Louis XV. fi) “oieer OF | Poe ine mini. Stremeth othine as this is sold un-| ee eas Pump found his lot. We @ got, of course, only the !-| der guarantee of money bac Cousins’ tan and black calfskin and patent, turn | heel, Dress Pump will be d in this I mam wage for apprentices, $6 a| Cur susrantee of money back if it mention specially two lines of Grover's soft ails to remove freckles sole, Colonial Pumps; a new $5 95 inde for tender week; but she had her eye on t pattern, $10.00 wea . on a6 $2.95 | $9 that, under the minimum wa: Cousins’ bronze kid, turn sole Pumps, suitable for aw, she would be paid when she | di dress or street wear. $5.00 and | Tan calfskin and kidskin Street Oxfords, valued had passed her six months’ ap e 7t00 “values for aie $3.95 ao write = $2 95 id $5 95 Star we whet k tabl White kidekin, turn and welt sole, Colonial, opera | #4 $9.00, are * am * Pde ee ern Neon to pee Ub 6 On and fancy pattern Pumps and Oxfords for | Sport Oxfords and Shoes—We include a big var Hi) aa eicratohod ata dressy service. Made by our well known fa jety of white buckskin, white nubuck, white r Se Ward Guan, hho ition tories and selling regularly at $5.00, $6.00, $7.50, canvas, tan and black calfskin Sport Oxfords |the “pole” ready to be fed to the s . $10.00 and $11.00, are now $2.9. $4.9 with rubber and leather soles. Among them mangle, pick up another and do the and $6.95 are several from Norman & Bennett. These are oat le be A a oa * - via . . af Wak waiuds that wits ame thing, and repeat the opera White canvas, turn and welt sole Pumps in a $3.50 to 97 ene hat must at $1 tion for eight hours every day variety of styles; $3.50 to $7.00 values, now $2.95, $3.95 anc Was Just “Breaking In” $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95 | Patent Pumps of the latent designs, that have | It sounds easy, and it is easy A few styles of 39.00, $10.00 and $12.00 Sport been selling at $5.00, $7.00 and $10.00, are now in one wa Anybody can learn Shoes at $3.95, $4.95 and $5.95 = $2.95, 83.95, $4.95 and $5.95 |B) all there is to learn in a few days,’ | Only ' @ Only says Hattie Barlow here's no | sense in making the apprenticeship 9 six months, If a girl hasn't learned Every Sunday laundry work in 30 days, she {sn't going to learn it at all, and they a i Since prices have been advancing so sharply many men have been buying lower grade shoes er = ph ed ab collie vga iar than has been their custom and in their bigness of heart, allowing the ladies the family to pay aes Whe slurry ROP ea he ithe increase and maintain their grades. That martyrdom need no longer continue. Every pair of J§|'snt 80 easy. i day or twe tite i mmm cesonas in the house bas been reduced in price thought she had rheumatism. Her Ye have quite a line of tan pigskin and tan calf- | All Bostonian styles in th e materials were shoulders ached so she could hard We have quite a p i n ‘r skin brogue Oxfords, J. & M 4 95 $5.00 to $7.00; now $1.95, $2.95, ly raise her arms to her head when 2 and Nettleton, at . 3.95 and she crawled out of bed any lines with rubber soles and heels in th .§ The pain grew worse. For two A y days she was unable to work. The Dark Tan Cordovan Oxfords—J. & M $7 Q5 | Nettleton’s White and Natural Shade 4.95 $11.00 value at... ° e Buckskin Oxfords at All J. & M. and Nettleton tan and black calfskin | Bostonian and Norman & Bennett white nubuck and kidskin Oxfords, not a pair held back; and white canvas, rubber and leather sole $8.50 and $9.00 sellers, now $3.95, xtreet and sport Oxfords and Shoes of $3.50 to $5.95 and $6.00 value, are $1.95, 82.95. $3.95, $1.95 FLOORS with IRONITE Not only lasts longer, but stays in better condition, looks better and is better than the ordinary floor paint. uffering was unendurable. She AROUND went to a doctor—tho doctors cost but on investigation truth came out She was merely getting the Great Shipyards, broken in to “shaking Dry Docks, Flourin Mills, -. ov y kitche 2 > There is no shortage of sizes. Everyone can be fitted in any Takes Piace of $9 Girl Port Commission Termin You can drag Jour Kitchen table over LAVOLOID All the girls have to go thru als, Immense Ocean Docks, an Ironite floor—it will not ma piss number of styles. 4 CONDITIONS—We will make no refunds on sale goods. Ex changes will not be made after 12 o’clock noon. No accounts will be opened for charging sale goods. Expe rienced extra salesmen are not plentiful. For this reason we urge you to come early in the morning. IS THE PER. FECT WASH. ABLE PAINT An exquisite finish for Bath Jwith that at first,” she says, and Bathing Beaches, etc | considers that the Joke was on her | A week after she began work, Great Pandramic View she was given a prom is, she was set to “feeding” —stand ing in front of the mangle and ay | §) §) A B, KENNEDY - & Hi. D. Fer Porch Floors, Kitchen, Dining Room, Bathroom and all House Floors; for Lino- leum, Wood and other material; for Wood and Canvas Decks—PAINT WITH IRON- oo. That = ing the large flat pieces on the T ’ ) Cellings 0 ribbons that run between the roll LEAVES COLMAN DOCK ITE. Don’t take substitutes. ar s ers. 4:10 P.M. Returns 5:15 P.M, aterial ASK YOUR DEALER Manufactured by the Seattle Paint Company “Frances, the girl who had been doing the work, was getting $M, |she says, “They fired her and put| men or eight hours a day and six | . STAR WANT ADS days’ a week, Hattie Barlow stood | BEST FOR RESULTS | on her two feet in front of the ¢—— Meachiodse ° 903 Second Avenue, Burke Building. “The House of Service” (Several experienced salesmen wanted, Chances for permanent work.) washed