The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1917, Page 10

tne, Ie zr Red Cm ‘MEN AT LEWIS 42 NEGROES GO WILSON CONSIDERING * _on Steets Tuesdiy TQ) BE ASSIGNED LAUGHINGLY TO ORDER MAKING 8 HOURS J FAMILIAR WORK JOIN THE ARMY CAMP LEWIS Oct Singing and laughter marked the leaving of the firet colored contingent for Camp Lewis The long-looked-for Phe of men to positions which they fram Geattle Saturday are qualified to fill by reason | Cheers, rather than tears, |f] of civilian oceupation, le about | and much kissing were in evi | < ot when th to take place at this canton dence at the depot when the | WASHINGTON, Oct. 29 i 42 negroes boarded the train | oe I : aa } ment which was to carry them to | Stated by a very reliable ti he nder cor at deen’ beat alerke are beth Bion an executive orde the eight-ho drilling beside ahipyaré werk Following an ¢laborate luncheon i ory in all basic in egardless of u in their honor at th a : ; : ore and t hing carepmen are the drafted men mare yvernment they are directly empl The motive for thi Be concession to the demands of organized or unorgan ized labor, but the speeding up of the great American “hep, hopping’ next to lone shoremen, Only a few ef the evolutionary step men have been placed where Uncle Sam can best use War machine to the highest productive efficiency them The government will simply take advantage of the re But, a under telegraphic @F | 14 tall Bults of experience, both here and abroad, which den a War department, 80 / urged th alve roncius e lon seviodse of ‘ census of (he | careful 0 taht onstrates conclusively that over long peri time at the camp meast te th, Angra "Wen can do more work on eight-hour shifts the Ample provision, it is explaine will be made in t - @¥ertime on rush work and of war emergenc they are adapt ) Means will be provided fo ' Peggy Worth, who'll sing and o& sieved, and only tho peal necessity sell songs downtown Tuesday to who t or who Phe initiative in the eight-hour move taken by Samuel! qwell Red Cross fund. better military tral ‘ BRITISH BOMB time in infantr — Gompers., but he was soon joined by a r Men who saw the practical necessity « Alte : ) ourse many of part of the time tae a tacthe and the rest to »ymbatant trade said that the American In this War at the on black race n trial When this ta) ps be given oo! 5 6 watch DE overtime except | Working day so that the industrial energy by overwork dur very begin: & long and arduous stru Moyement is also indorsed by jal questions sent to America by E r t > the ‘ Mistake England in permitting r workers’ ene to be triot by unlimited ¢ time work ¢ ne the first year of t Gone a Long, Long Time A praciical war condition makes it imperative for America h will be turned over to exercise exceptional care to conserve her industrial energy le Red Cre Before the war the supply of fresh unskilled labor by immigra is doing her bit fo tion was so great it was possible to work men 12 hours a day . ra in this manner tn all until they were ready for the human serap-heap. A sturdy im the cities she visite a . migrant was always waiting to take the place of every worn substantial sume out man. ros. a 1 But today the laborer enfeebled or overstrained by exces give hours simply cannot be replaced. Not only is there no Rew supply coming In, but thru the draft and the great expan sion of industry we have exhausted the reserve Secretaries Baker and Daniels are unc “1 to have indorsed Whe Standardized working day, and it now » s only the Of President Wilson, who is believed to be rely favorable " TENTH MAN QUITS» wing are the trades tn which Uncle Sam ta gurtioutaity 1: Armorer, auto and mo drivers, blacksmiths, t makers, boss carpenters and lin LONDON, 0: ters, clerks oka, Copper cordage work drafts electri . engine repair Kan we Inte rouldern metal workers “VICE CONTROLLED BY OFFICIALS--GREENE od * Continued From Page 1! "°° PASTORS BLAM . Henry Suzzallo, 5 &. His decision in the st a a Will be rendered within three hat. DIFFICULT MOMENT’ FOR ITALY ADMITTED WASHINGTON arbitrator | to leave town N tend the A. F. of |. “gz; LONDON STOCKS GO SHERIFF STRINGER IS CUT UP BY AUTO Dumont Sherif! Jack Stringer ONDON, Oct failed to come to work Mon As it happened, he came tn late. With a black pat covering his | > | Fight eve. and » ba: Stringer left hiv home eart @ay morning with William © SEND CHRISTMAS GIFTS: TO SOLDIERS : with an automobile the Volunteers his machine Take a walk through the New Goods THE BON MARCHE arriving in the A Special Lot of Women’s Fall Coats ; minut gma Will Disappear Quickly at $10.25 |Women’s Fine {&§ eroerel “et Wool Serge 4 Dresses for —$8.95— Some of these Dresses Cheviots, Zibelines and Novelty Cloths The women who want neat looking Coats at a low price will find it profit in the in ement for Coats at $1 There will be found Coats with \ large, wide coll trimmed ) with velvet, bea loth or plush—the pockets are large 3,000 APPLAUD GEN. GREENE IN CHURCH; WANTS HIS BOYS ‘FIT vid, and fo able to shop ar ample mode in military effect, and oth ind with plenty of button er with ide drape t rimmings In green, brown, + ; y, blue and black; size pockets, braid trimming 5 to 44. and collars of contrast | Women’s Waists 69c | Neat Waists, comprising | voiles, Jap silks and mercer ized fabrics. Some with candy stripes, others figured or plain colored in t fancy styles; size: ing colored satin IN COPENHAGEN, BROWN, PLUM, NAVY AND GREEN v Dress Skirts at $2.95 A special lot of Women's Dress Skirts of silk taffeta, black satin, silk poplin and navy and black serg with girdle belts, pred and 8 to 44 Buy Undermuslins in the | Women's and Children’s Bargain Basement Warmer Underwear hirrings and fancy pockets Muslin Chemise 69c Women’sUnderwear , Sample lot of Muslin Envel- Women's fleece-lined ar$1 Women . Shoes $4.15 Pr. ope Chemises, including about Union Suit in pure white; twenty different styles—in comfortable fitting garments Many cases not more than two | with high neck and long sleeves Neat-looking Lace Shoes of soft gunmetal calf with tops of cloth or all leather and i yuis ary hee rood line of ‘size: of a kind—lace and embroidery izes 86 to 44—at $1.00 suit 2 ui MA military heels; good line of ‘sizes trimmed. Children's Part Wool Vests and | 70M #72 to 7 Full length Muslin Petticoats » th Pants in natural colc ; to } embroidery flounce and extra d aes BBc! i hte 8c 400 Men’s Negligee Shirts To Be Cleared Out at 35c We are selling these Men’s Shirt at this low price because sizes are broken—not all s in all style A Sample Line of Trimmed Hats —$2.95— Chic, Smart and Becoming Are These Hats in Individual Styles tives of more than 100 members of the chureh who have enlisted or been selected for army duty WILL HIT VICE RING Members and all other women are invited to attend a meeting of the Roosevelt club at the home of their president, Mrs, G. BE. Hallock 206 28rd ave., Tuesday at 2 p Those who attend are requ to.bring th@ir knitting al but they’re da Shirts, and worth t 5 q h€p knit f he F 3 a s 2 wo j rocts ; 50 Ne 5 Stace rp knit for the Red ¢ Dr far more than 35c. A special lot of 50 New Hats that are Leonard Smith, paggor of the First In single and two-tone stripe better value than you can find elsewhere at Methodist church, Will urge a vice with stiff or soft cuffs. Sizes 14 $2.95. Shapes of velvet, chenille, plush, and —_— 1414, 161%, 17 and a few 151% and some combined with metallic 1@®e—trim a Mery 29.—Twenty thou a} ° id Austrians and German 1714, med with smart feather ornaments been Tose. 46 fr fee e dies — PT ett Weording to in tion Austrian sources received today, | NING THE SEATTLE STAR The Annual Sale of Women’s and Misses’ Suits The sc Suits $25.00 | Hundreds of Smart New Models In the Latest Accepted Modes In a Complete Range of Sizes In Correct Colors and Weaves points, coupled with the fact that they are very unusual values at $25,00—will make this Annual Sale one of the best on record. Dainty Dancing Frocks for Hallowe’en CHARMING CREATIONS IN SILK TA LITTLE BOWS AND PUFFS HER TIER FOR THE HALLOWEE PRE AT T HE “HOW TO PREPARE HOOVE Social Festivities $12.50 TA, CHIFFON, NET, WITH CUN- AND THERE—WHAT COULD r N DAN AND SUCH A TRIFLING PRICE. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. Attractive Silken Blouses and Only $2.50 Where can one find the most Blouse Daintiness for the least money, ts often asked—Here is the answer: -Waists — pretty and alluring—in happy combinations of lace satin, flesh and cream black and white. —Ort! of wash silk in semi-tailored styles, daintily em- broidere icked or lace trimmed around the deep cola —The ed fronts, fancy pockets and lace motifs add much to their t , flesh and black; sizes 36 to 4¢ ECOND FLOOR--THE BON MARCHE. In whi FOOD CONSERVATION WEEK Remember Miss Rausch’s Lecture METROPOLITAN THEATRE, THURSDAY, NOV MENUS”—ADM SSION FREE One 19¢ Hand Scrub Brush FREE with every Box of Colgate’s Wrapped Soap at 35c THREE CAKES TO THE BOX s: Bay Rum, Brown Windsor and Oatmeal Ily’s Face Powder, in white | 3-in-1 Oil, special, a bot- | Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, pecial 40¢. tle Te. special, 29¢; large size for 59¢. Wright's Headache Wa- fers, special 15¢. only; Boric Acid, for Ile. Beef, Iron ounce half-pound box Spirits of Camphor, 2-oz. bottle for 15¢. and Wine, 16- Freezone, for corns; spe- bottle 39¢. cial at 27¢. ders, special, 2 for 25¢. LOWER MAIN FLOOR-—THE BON MARCHE. Send Good Cheer Boxes to Frosty Nights Suggest Your “‘Sammy”’ Boys Warmer Blankets Good Cheer Boxes $1.00 Blankets $2.00 Pair 2 packages Cigarettes Nashua or Lakeside Cotton Blankets, pack Tobacco size 64x76 incses. Good weight, with a | 1 Salted Peanuts soft, fleecy finish; g and tan with 1 pack Bicycle Playing Cards pink and blue borders. S packages Chewing Gum Blankets $2.50 Pair packages Life Savers Chocolate Nut Bars Extra large Cotton Blankets, size 72x 80 inches; splendid for covering or used Good Cheer Boxes $1.50 #s sheets: Gray, tan and white, with pink and blue borders. ; oe Velvet. Tobacco Blankets $2.90 Pair packages Chewing Gum Woolnap Blankets, size 64x76 inches; 2 packages Life Savers fine, medium-priced Blankets, with a soft 1 pack Playing Cards wool finish. Gray, tan and white with S Chocolate Nut Bars colored borders. 1 box assorted Nuts 2 ra 4 . ax sasorted NS Blankets $5.00 Pair yund assorted Chocolates 1 jar assorted Stick Cand mee elie weight Gray Blankets : : E with wool filling and cotton warp, r Post Paid to Camp Lewts ing them serviceable as well a ioe Leave your orders at the Soldier Shop size 66x80 inches; colored borders, « Lower Main Floor LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Small, Juicy Jonathan Apples at 10c Dozen THAT ARE FINE FOR HALLOWE'EN PARTIES—GOOD SIZE TO DUCK Bon Special Coffee; an ex- | Brazil Nuts, No. 1 qual- | California E FOR AND STRING UP vaporated cellent high grade blend; ity; latest crop; Ib. 25¢. Peaches, go I! Ibs. for 50¢. Mrs. Porter's Fig and Fruit new crop; po ria Crystal Whi Soap; for Puddifig; small cans at Rolled sie laundry purposes; 6 bars He; large can 30¢. 8 . Oats in bulk; Albers for 29¢. Maraschino Cherries, Del eae best quality; 5-Ib. Hershey's Pure Cocoa; 1- Monte brand; 4-ounce aug for 35¢. ‘ Ib. cans, each 30¢. bottles, each 121g¢. Quaker Corn Flakes, | Soft Shell Walnuts; new Canned Table Peaches, Del and crisp; 3 pkg crop California Walnuts; Monte brand; No, 214 Leslie’s Shaker Salt: pound 30¢. cange each 23¢. not cake; 3 pkg 5 Candied Peel, Orange and) Pure Fruit Preserves, Del K, * aking > Lemon, lb. 25¢; Citron Monte brand; 15-ounce gu : Ws ge Fords Peel, Ib, BO¢. jars, each 25¢. can for 20¢, 0 FOURTH FLOOR--THE BON MARCHE. “MBER 1, AT 2 P.M | =a. ble