The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1917, Page 7

STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5, 1917. PAGE 7 | fl REDERICK KENELSOM, name was all M at a Phe ane’ firet ob United Preas Correspondent In prisoners’ ements today that WITH THE BRITISH ARarics | German Ublans (cavairy) were held IN THE FIELD, Deo, 6—Germany = oa tm Fendiness =o ad Unusual in haa not finished her effort out of| "nes for the break in the British | ue front that the Germans acher Value at e Cambral, Fighting was still © ulng today, 1t had abated ao but which «they did fuga, ferowity of the past few) rhe artilery fire tn the whote| MANUFACTURER'S remain- perth more Gorman trodpe masstn the mann ro intantey|f| <"~ ing yardage in Zibeline-Chev- ore guns being yanked to | forces drive, The iot was tailored into these Coats ttle front posit ; | German fi pean —they were therefore priced to us from various parts of the western é th > . prong | front at a concession and are marked A # b failed in hi 1 ) Barrage Late and Light | ‘ 3 4 ye Im the To Sho Morecver artillery fire was increas | T'was. in Flanders Sunday ¢uring correspondingly low. da: local §=Piritiah advance i th Mm the Loy oop i tay weg ater (Rasen gvatrsnce i" ll The Coate Sketched are British officers believe the most | time comment was evoked on the 2 \ f —Great assortments of Fre. ey Clean, New, Dependable critical “moment around Cambrai | fact that the German barrage | was} Bisa. bn —— wee es Toys, featuring Complete War Equipment for the Boy iy. certain, however, that Hinden- |er force than in any previous tight-|I] giheline-cheviot, fall-belted $19.50. — a Soldiers. stand where they as arurwor was apparent —elther Goat. of navy, or brown ib- 5 - looked for rewur i tritish guns knocked out ; A 4, # VERY little American wants to be a soldier. The war has . . : ie |the enemy artillery or the Germans | eee tangreoe, he prong gn err brought a big demand for War Toys, and in the Toy Sec- a uae creent wai [for-use on anoteee Beet. the Mell in front 919.50. ge? 3H tion you will find scores of new toys for the little soldier. ke setae tonis eae | ee undoubtedly the sorrect ‘as Pultilted Ta at ‘y siecle Rs It was rumored today that In sumption. pparently indenburg ¥ De! rown, oe 5 i - 4 2 sburg had either been on the|and Ruppreah' 1 continue the ba rage Machine Guns, firing many —Battleship Builders Th Saeed | sitaee | bee ew as lie 4 Combanlior tome an thoge wwc{h| CuaGk- Mibeline-chevict, wooden bullets, one after the other Drums 35¢ and Up : . pe hee indore in rapid guaeennion. .$2.50 to $3 —Horns .. : 10¢ and Up tar Germany's most powerful efforts Javelian? ERS ae shoulder collar, $19.50. —Boy Scout Cannons, shooting Army Tents. .50¢ and $1.25 (Au the Coats in the purchase are rubber balls. $2.50 —Lead Soldiers. .25¢ to $5.00 LONDON PRESS INDORSES WILSON half-lined.) yuns and Aerial —Submarine Periscopes oo. Me Ce iickig iad CReaate Aue: "BEA ES -EMESSAGE, STATING AIMS OF WAR cececceceeesss $2.50 to $7.50 —War Games of many kinds. oy ae i. ee’ F a his language thelr own, Runaia —Fraser-Paterson Co., Fifth Floor, United Preas Corr t today be driving the German LONDON, Dec. 5.—President | armies from ber borders Wilson's message to congress | “The demand for a statement of Dress and Suit Satins pc eR Rg the American plan for a con sistent. In the light of Mr. Wilson's T A plete, open, frank and joint re — speech, tatement which will mean | Are. Strongly i in Vogue ceanasnens of allied war aims wipiny oft rr ° "aan of ‘oa » that! ea prons === ‘The Daily News’ editorial com ought never to have been written on | 25c to 65c ICH, glowing Dress and Suit Satins are already — Fw eeapen od i. ems Pi, ro eam be nol fast in favor this season. And they are shown my i t oe ann ae oS ee HE housekeeper will in such complete collections that choosing is easy approval of the w out blows or of economic warfare or | no doubt appreciate aoe He 8 hy Ove bare, Waitet te the eeceastiy for a re | “The Dally News bold wp the prest| the gift of one of these there” that you wish to —Various soonest, including Seite Fran- pledging of the hosts of demec- | dent's speech to more praise than it , dainty Aprobe o8..qulm remember with gifts of need- caise, Satin eteor, Satin Messualines, | racy has greeted any previous utterance . 5 ea * ful ciocaine, se torti to- Satin Eutoile, Satin Duchess and de Luxe | Aw stated in thene dispatches a/of an American ozs utive, Judatne | peonygg hon eget: a dot- v yg os eS short time ago, Col. House ts known | !t another exacnple of comprehension P . bacco, sweetmeats, etc., use Commune Satin. ; S Mais poenene to Mrttiah offic ‘als by which he clarified fundamental 3 law: ies satis a. our Paris Shopping Service. —Black, white and a complete list of the fashion- President. Wilson's urgent sugges |tesues of the war lawn. It is the easy, sure method. able shades. W idths 35 to 40 inches. Priced $1.50 tions for a sorting of war alms, a _ He Comprehends | They are novel in de to $3.50 a yard. Vraser-Paterson Co, First Floor comptiation of those to which every Tt would be affectation t r | sf 7 4 —You select here at Paris Prices . m of ly could subscribe, a o n \ Peahived for Tivivedeur sign, cut in round, square from lists of the articles most : n : ne eatured for I hursday: or pointed shape, with a Arawiea OES ’ “ : * pol n trimming of Filet, Valen- wanted. We forward your order to Paris, where it is immediately filled HE beautiful, novelty “Satin Barathea and é - rc bea bee Th an tomamae anaes! An Exceptional Offering | cletmes lace edging: 3am and dispatched to the Front, to the " “ 4 . T po eter presumably waa taken) Witty the president's differentiation Hospitals, to the Training Camps. Armure Silks, with smart satin stripes. They aimee fis, between the German government tion, embroidery edge or 2 interallied councfis, —You can also send money *Te rich, beautiful silks, showing the newest color rarity put anide for | a the Jerman people. fancy ribbon bows. to the American soldiers (mm "*"_Bectroot, Plum, New Greens, Purple more caret wer mene. 008 | re Sat oon ae Women’s New Street Boots | “¥5.225-"3s¢, sog without char; or " sed J : , A te noma address today, the plan will PUrpone with uncompromising force | the sending. wie Forest, Brown, hag fa Pit Blue, Navy Racers ogg ae end Rnd any wi | With the jr grtrrna ti vomit at $5 75 Pair and pain teaah alice Ship Gift Packa wud de pee. and Black. The Daily Newy crnment today of war time, the last hope of the prac e° Ready to Ship Gift Packages —< c. _y: coe was an indorsement of the joan | ifinte m : rg! m : 1 ‘ frie A FAVORABLE purchase permits these unusual Tinted ‘ Fraser-Paterson Co, First Ploor. repledging plan for Soldiers could have aaid) ¥ que, ready pine or ‘se Raed Printed Warp Silks : I cirat-clane tmnportance,” seserted the values in Low-heel and Louis-heel Boots Mi rate 4 in, | Chronicle sr P ‘ i 5 fag. containing the articles the boys —Distinctive Warp Print § ilks, in in figures, Mexican . a an Sn which are high-grade in point of stock and work- Stationery need and want. Designed for the and Chinese designs. Very desirable for fancy ders of these east hcten dct bevethe i a manship and very desirable in style. Three styles, 35c Box Soldier Boys in training at Camp " i ‘ tes OO | Lewis, Camp Greene, Camp Fremont WOrk, kimonos, sacques, cir). bags, ete.; 32 | voiced the cause of the dual mon |i! aS follows: and many other United States train. inches wide, in light and bright ‘colorings; yard, waLsoN LAYS U. $. atc nea gy Bio by lh nated UFF, Blue, Pink and 01 1.25. terms to which this country can #ub : ° (Rn eg mag —Praser-Paterson Co, First Ploor CARDS ON TABLE cite, “Austristtuneary mast have ||| 84 Pairs of Black Gunmetal Boots with Gray are oe free accens to the sea and must be tints featured in this Cor- *Continned From Page 1 |" Sarr sit samas iaatoma|f| S7Owm Buckskin Tope respondence Stationery— —® of ob «I nd Dalmatia in —made over a new low-heel last, laced style, as | 24 sheets of paper with r t been struck. It wan ad or efforta in the war ‘ env i j | TIE UP WORKS | | sora wt eo , a This would cut Austria | 21% to 7; widths A to C. Price $5.75 pair. ere | the war wil tiered won| act nted out today the|f| 3O Pairs of Brown Kidskin Boots with Women’s based on justice to er ic ly strong bid for the Aus-| THEATRE IN TWIN CITIES cea guarantccd by “wrakeenen | ator at a cast Haren |f| Campagne Kid Tope Union Suits the German people whose word we | ),, Third and i vy; By United Press Leased Wire an believe vue 6 “the mae ban neggenan | —taced style, as pletared at center, modeled over Madison Eugene Levy, Mgr. y ase eld bag sth low-heel last, with Goodyear welt sole. $1.00 and $1.25 ST. PAUL, Dee. 5—Ten thon. h There ia no aking the mean | dent sought to «werve Russia to un-| a new, 4 NEW HOW TODAY Cities | crew "a ae |X eID jie aes: ere mathe’ he: Attias | Sizes 2% to 514. Price $5.75 pair. | LEECE-LINED Union Citi ded the municipal Amer ot te ‘ : rest vexed : 2 : ee ‘all Auditorium as the “continaows | and Aine t to be t ; on|l| 72 Pairs of Black Calfskin Boots with | weight for present wear, convention” of union men met | "Pent town 1 It: | of hi | a : . KITT Y | today. The continuows conven: | tion” the ad je : ||| Fine Gray Cloth Tops in ankle length, with tion affects 29,000 anton men tn | pine. thie question, 0 the | rt if 5 2 P Dutch neck and elbow the Twin Cities, and is expected | Lrricinia today. may take Le, teen Os ec ee —as pictured at right, smart laced model, with pho areya 34 to 88 G to virtually tie up all indastries soit when Germany in brought " Ges Catan ta Dee Goodyear welted sole and leather Louis heel. Sizes 31 00: eines 4k Gal 44, -00; sizes . employing union labor excepting #s “ sshgeesarstoniri e h L newspapers. [final reckoning, but the restoration! if the German people are unable| 214 to 8; widths A to D. Price $5.75 pair. - igoqeen |, | of territory lost 40 yearn ago 's not !ty respond to the political offensive | 1 $1.25. housands of union men who amit! in the category of American alma caine 28 : ytd ( t Sal ) thetr jobs today, to remain out until , against their rulera, and the en 08) ym —Basement Salesroom. Didn't Mention Colonies icaer i " } Basem TOO! the demands of union street car) 4 : ae Fe am ee not oon no discharged because gs 4 er e A \« ont of war| = dere ¢ onsentials of the War. rogant ambitions of the p Res P : were not able to get into the munich | tip waked f acctammitah “ot wae rowan ambitions nthe “pat then ateen etticoats pal Auditorium lon Austr wil be considered | prot segs | by congress and voted oe | $1 50 EX- LIEUTENANT IS 2°: 2." Shes, 08" Auris be ; . . D , listed arnong America’s enemies, he ~ veces eh take HESE Petticoats are eeeeeaek & For American Soldiers in France Prskal 34, CALLED A DESERTER ie ria, Turkey and the Pafkans from | made especially for | seats pa eaten to her|f} practical, every-day wear. CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Dec. 6— we * is{|| They are of mercerized | A general court-martial will try BE. R. For America and the allies this sy atl \Conroy, former Arizona National ‘ means t erifices. Tt me sans|#| sateen, with adjustable Guard second Heutenant, on a charge " the wielding ey Lemme top, in women’s and of desertion this week, Conroy hae > . | a Se lengths Navy. deserted twice from the United § sses s— y, . N | States army, once from the resular | (iy . | WOMEN & CHILDREN Black, Pearl-gray, Wis- China and Glassware Gifts THA’ 4 FUNNY service and once from the National 4 ‘ FIRED ON BY B ol Li h -bl: G JUGGLING Guard. He was arrested here while taria, Light-blue, Green t 0 UGGLING In a New Five-Act | working for the Hurley Mason Co. ‘, B | By United Press Leased Wire and Lavender—with wide 5 COMEDIAN World Pictare Im suiters or te cantonmene ive a | Special Six-Week i) "hoSin.“huc“t“an0"aermma|ll flounce finished with two err | company was on service at the Mex Courses In teamer Apapa fired shells on life double accordion - plaited ANY of the novelties in this holiday grouping | m orden a rom " On containing * i) ; {4 j aee bordee, | mae .F peg ast exh ruffles; lengths 82 to 40 offer unusually good value. They include: —AND— AN EN INEERIN wome and children, according to inches. Price $1.50 Five Other CHRISTMAS MAIL it comes cowie mee tly] then, Soe Soe Nut Bows with hammer 1 100 persons were AT LEWIS GROWING § revise comecuen toon i. Same of these ee Lacquer Serving Trays +} aff Corresponden Real Train teal Ma truc the submarine's : ’ 1 H UR ‘ ve Aste Laas Tacoma Dee. 5—|H ttructora 1 Se tackade ; ee cee Children id Glass Vases, Nappies, Celery Trays and Mayonnaise BR A {s i ving a ge ef Antomotite Reguir and Op Rain Capes note | : be | eration. Ig C J night The aly rail ar easteiont Tenetoowrtag. LEWIS HAS LIGHTS | $1.95 China Vases, Bonbon Dishes, Butter Tubs, Mayonnaise A PICTURE WITH A night. ‘The ¢ . | airing ~ ole has jamped from 40,0 Gas Engineering i Eh aa ij > “ge . BEVY OF THRILLS clone to the 100,000 mark, mt Oxy-Acetylene Welling aan IN STREETS NOW UBBERIZED Sateen Sets, Plates, Sugars and Creamers, which is marked with Christmas|Il qyactor Repair and Operation Wie AD LTA Canora, Dee, A Rain Capes in navy ie very attractive showing, at 50¢. What eo og me seals tart any time-enter the sowis has st street |{}| and red, cut amply full, ~Basement Salesroom. poor girl who finally regular Y 4 aoe e eae with hood half-lined with cat 7 a BE er one poution fl 2,600 NAGS BROKEN eae ha’ Weed lta ero eerie Mell Sala Blass to. 18 a IN _| where she could make Ktaff Co Core They light tho main road into the/fl years, Price $1.05. : ie aan. who’ bed: all CAMP Lt orn, Des. 6 | NIGHT CLASSES cantonment 1 Basoment Salesroom. Mercerized Sweaters $4 25 - ’ ™ T Rider ne wronged her pay for [MM broien 2,500 horses to the #addle, ac © held three even: NAME Ss what he had done? bps a Sain eee sean at ie atone MORE rig E STUFF This Week: These silky-finish Sweaters are in lovely shades of officers of the camp with mounts ‘ us | " vcaiavis 1 OP At All Weekday Could She |ond will provide horses for the at oy TLE <oS One e aaebie aoreen Ao si a OF Light-rose, Copenhagen, Gold, Dark-rose aratness ENGINED ace iH ¥ : 7 SCIENCE FIRELESS also novelty two-tone combinations, with large sailor here and for the a musician. a hk ttt COOKER collar and sash belt. Sizes 36 to 46, Price $4.25. q verforated umbrella is on the Tonight come rare at uop. Instead ie ee : four and six-mule teams will be driv a — lrain dripping off the umbrella dowa jen. cor My bib TIT™ te back of your neck,