The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1918, Page 9

STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1918. PAGE 9 | merica Is Now UNION STORE—UNION HOURS Building Planes § ( ORDERED SOLD! by Tho usands By United States District Court, and bought by H. M. Rogers at less than wholesale cost. The entire / BY H. B. HUNT WASHINGTON, March 12.—The most ambitious pro-| | gram of war work undertaken by the United States was| that of securing for the allies overwhelming superiority in q a airplanes and aviators. Also, it was the program which in- Spired greatest public enthusiasm and confidence. 2 and fixtures of HOGAN & LINDQUIST, 1937 First The possibilities such a program offered for hastening) NOTICE! ROGERS Avenue, Seattle, sold to “live-wire”’ og who has moved wm ait Sa victory, by carrying the tle over the Hindenburg line and SAYS: . into the very heart of Germany, stirred the spirit of the| s and merged it with that of the Red Front Clothing Company, | ms: 1. 1 MACOMBER, ap trus- tee of the estate of Caleb ©. Hogan country as nothing else has done. “Every article an advertised. All contract goods *. . f But since congress passed a $640,000,000 emergency avia- Included in this sale. Your Pay Checks gladly at 1508-1510 First Avenue. With such a surplus of merchan.- | :: Caleb C;_ Howan an alae tion appropriation, the public, generally, has heard little as mee” dise under one roof, it is up to Rogers to turn it into money. Baca we bave been doing to make good the aviation job, Rogers says The necessity for secrecy as to our aviation program and f e steps taken toward its accomplishment is more impera- od is tive than with any other branch of our war work. 4 To announce just what we are aiming at in the develop ment of our air forces would be to forewarn Germany both a as to the particular nature of the aerial warfare we purpose 4 ‘ to — her and the strength with which it is to} y G Rogers has marked this combined stock down to the lowest rock-bottom prices. Merch- wage andise bought at a fraction of wholesale cost will be sold at a fraction of its real value. | ® % en. Forewarned, she would be forearmed, and the task of j 3 igh- 3 i ing jalk-Ov ; ’s, Wash- agact.t orth detail th hia a. otra tee nag yeaa: Pein. . : 4 . . : ” blog Dated 1 ties pees of the sky would be increased both in difficul- | § ington Dry Sox and other well-known makes. Piles of “Sellmore,” Rosenson & Hurwitz and aia ipa a, ee. ee ae oe | Q Strauss “Quality” Suits and Overcoats for men; bins full of Arrow Collars, Cluett and Mon- Above ‘6.0 ener et ae ee sinally included @ statement of our aviation program arch Shirts; Cooper and Medlicott Underwear; Stetson Hats, etc. Such is the array of | that “knocked down this stock to of last July, and that program as it had been expanded up to Feb, 1, 1918 r hoger It told the number of planes of various types vered or under order, high-grade merchandise which will be thrown on sale tomorrow (Wednesday). mores the schedule for the delivery of the different types by months, the pro @uction to date and the monthly scheduled production of Liberty motors pen oe a fomen Saee arp CENSOR PROHIBITS INFORMATION SHOWING NUMBER AND KIND OF PLANES In these days of hi; this sale marks a stupendous merchandising event—a huge ‘eae —a tic y' 4 - gigan eienttit matter was ruled against by the chief military censor and the sale, the magnitude of which is unequaled in Seattle. jgnal corps censor, and has been deleted from the story 2. ¢ * It would have given the American public more exact information as| Over $50,000.00 stock thrown on sale—over 50,000 Bargains’ to be had. Make plans now to attend this sale— to our aviation status than anything yet published come sure—follow the crowds to .the Big Red Front, 1508-1510 First Avenue. Here are just a few of the thousands of But it might also have given Germany the very clew she needed to : . # plan her aerial defense. Even with these specific figures out, however Bargains that await you: there still remains ¢nough that can be told to form a sound basis upon Whe e entered the war, 10 months ago, the United States 50c Preside Sus- Spe A gy ARROW|Mien’s Suits | reucctunn > SHOES kiss dation section num pered on! ty few hur SM el , { COLLARS . Sale price BOYS? ey ants, principally engaged : 4 a y Overcoats, Boys’ Suits ae Walk-Overs, Johnson's, ey Cross The total flying time of all army aviators in the wholé year before or Cc ‘ F : Dress Shirts, worth [jf and others. The Best Shoes at less the war was less than 1000 hours. ‘ Here are prices that will sell this to $1.25, Bankrupt than before-the-war prices. IN TEN MONTHS AIRPLANE PRODUCTION Over 200 dozen Arrow Bt high-grade Clothing stock. Come— Sale price Meats Shak tetkecn ti asl Fy joes, en lines, wo! HAS BEEN INCREASED HUNDREDFOLD Collars, all sizes; late t Today, 10 months later, we have more than two score plane styles; contract ‘price f & Wonderful selection. 48c . y 4 .00; Bankrupt i, plants, ——— : ae are great shops involving the investment of more 15e; Livregyp Se Sale Men’s Suits; ime: in browns Large Lot Men’s -_ price $1 98 eee fii or ee ee 15¢ gad graye srorth £0 $15) §G G5 fp ancrunt Sate price | Men's Fine Dress Shoes, worth, to ‘And more than 400 factories are engaged in turning out special \ - 49c $5.00; Bankrupt trpla: and aviation equipme $1.50 Cluett Dress . 3 . TAME the Yier tlic 1 Ageh 1. ‘resented, S67 fying hours of sere . Shirts, Bankrupt Men’s High Class Suits; browns, § work shirts, worth Sale price ...........43 a 1917, we ordered for army purpowes|than the total flying time of our H Sale price grays and blues, worth to $20.00; to $1.00, Bankrupt Ladies’ and Misses’ Shoes, broken 268 airplanes. But the best we were| whole aviation service in the entire é 85c =e Sale $8 95 Sale price lines, worth to $5.00; § 00; abie to get from any total available| year before the war. . airplane producing capacity of the| The distance covered by the Miers [y $2.00 Arrow Dress a ig AE 49c Bankrupt Sale price ...... country that year was 64 machines.|at-this single camp that day was Ph, Shirts, Bankrupt Sale ick Gisiooite oan Raincoats, Men’s Mackinaw $7.00 Ladies’ Shoes, celet ted Red In the last 10 months the delivery|more than 59.000 milee—twice of planes ha: nto the thousands | around the worl: 4 price Coats, worth to $10, SENET To ctearesa Se giana oxe-iey Bie ow eminahe 98c worth aie 89 85 oe Sale price sr org gy and 16-inch tops; Beatre : 85 duction are just getting well under| AVIATORS TO FRANCE M Und t way. at jens nderwear, oO * ° . ” e Viste ot « tow hundred men. tn| No ater cending 3:00; Baskrupt Sale | Men's Suits, beautifully tailored, in f Men's Flannel Shirts, Men's $6.0 and $7.00 Steuon Dress f Washington, Northern Division, in Bankr wptey, In the aviation service, there are today | STPIAne® ne Oren the : price tweeds, worsteds, cheviots and worth to $2.50, Ss pt ale price =... SBeAD 3 Ye 100 times what there were at) “72> UP UMGt ae tation S F B8c pte Pure Wool Fabrics in Bankrupt Sale poke “ he outbreak of the war. | abrosd age arly dt oath aioe wren FOES vated from our fly Oh a see Men's 2 for 25c Sox, f lot; worth to $25; $i1 85 s two old flying fields, with limited fa od hE schoc oa te ih e tot | > . .. 21 Cilities for handling men and ma-|Pf schools je ere ee en ee end ‘ Bankrupt Sale price Bankrupt Sale price... Men's $2.00 Silk Lisle | Men’s Heavy Work Shoes, worth ——? me af : 6c Men’s Suits, worth to $35.00, includ- FB ole getee pay ass — Nan $2.85 Today we have a score of gre Man ands are well aviation fields, each provided w: ome : and will soc Heavy Wool Sox, ing Best Suits in stock; : Barracks for thousands of men ar cin th ining, and will soon me coerce Sosivent tel pulee ; 13.85 89c Boys’ Shoes, all solid ngars for hundreds of machi I 0 the work done in Bankrupt Sale price Night Robes, worth §f leather; Bankrupt Sale at. a At one of these camps a : 7 prepare } » : s Gays ago some 13 2 land provide their equipment, a vast 23c Men’s Pants to $2.50; 8 to $1.50, $8.00 Ladies’ Novelty Shoes, Brown ofits at thie con aa t has been done abroad. | Men’s Wool Bankrupt Sale price ...... 9 c — > price ft Y with White Kid ag . —— | deci Underwear to Men’s Fine Wool Pants, to $6.00; ve uppers; Bankrupt Sale at) 5 4 that Uncle Sam wid un | Gertake to provide a great new aerial $3.00; Bankrupt | Bankrupt Sale Men's Wool Worsted ; ml posteor eyvdeal shoneeiah men were C Zs Sale price - 7 pt $2 a8 Union Sufts, prices $9.00 Men’s Hi-Cuts, heavy veal nt to Canada, France and Eng-| ; 98c price tesco oes a to $3.50 stock; Bankrupt $4 35 eg ery or aphvcrages TE MEN’S HATS $1.50 Ribbed Boys’ Suits; a big selection; worth | Bankrupt Sale price ff Sale price * AHEUMATISM| =: wanton taatreesore Fog $3.00 Men's Hats; Bankrupt 89 Underwear to $5.00; Bankrupt $2 48 $1.48 If you are in need of Shoes come yoo Sale price ; tes CH pankrupt Sale 9 Sale price ............5 . 15e Canvas Gloves, to this sale. Come—buy two and train at home. tier e com ‘ irade Hate; standard makes; i , de : € r A Marked. Characteristic of|ytt"rlte ath oo stee"etk fl Mek "ETS sig “GS MG ace I Boys’ Suity worth to @@ QE I Bankruns Sale price If three paire—etock up while you an This Painful Disease French and British aviators in Bale price s 69c $10; Ban! pt Sale price, 9c bs whg flights over the enemy lines. Beneficial Result of ‘Building Up the| To speed up our participation in Blood Is Ilustrated in the Case of | the aerial warfare against Germany, This Bankrupt Sale starts early tomorrow (Wednesday) morning at 9 o'clock. So come early and be sure you come to the right place. Ps United Stat hi tl 4, du This Resident of Pawtucket | (Oe these months of preperasion’ In Look for the Large Union Store with the Red Front. WILL SELL It is unnecessary to tell the suf-| which our own resources for air f m inflammatory rheun r ¢ production were being devel . are uns x ’ Tecastia pachih ate veioa GUMS fee * clans ar a a 1 thousand nes are being filled for the subject but the highest authori | uy ir countries a Two National Cash ¢ Registers, eight large ties hold th ¢ th ALLIFS HELP U, 8. IN cane of the Show Cases, Shelving, ks of rhe aA my e ‘ ANE PRODUCTION : ; . x cat cin wor nn 3 thew countia UNION STORE—UNION HOURS from their highly organized factories than they are to supply in great numbers the type of men qualified I waterproof, and in numberless other | ganization, once it is established. “FREE JITNEY” BILL IS | How Any Woman Can to handle thone planes. ® ‘ r tems. New sources of supply have| In addition to the score of train jnited States, however, te to the Mechanics | ' ‘ The United States, however, tt a Up to the Mechanics | tiny, treated or tubstituten de [ing tuida estabiienea in the Unitea| BEFORE COUNCIL AGAIN| MOG Se Caafe]|| Remove Hairy Growths i great reser Wed with keen, da cording to Cor elope: is, the aviation section has bi beneficial action| ing determined young men of the) Hunt's article in t ‘spa | i i at [ation mtaten, the avs on on Bes eed With its emergency clause deleted Feorth—Westlake—Pine | 3 r pos opp nett’ a of The big Job haa no n the tu its own ¢ ental stations, pho “ “ se A It is no longer necessary fi ‘ sort that make good aviators er, Unele Sam's production Pesos sis tataeatael concentration |th® ordinance termed “free jitney rs ecessary for @ . ; these planes, our|; aeroplanes and his numbers ef |/!ng out of airplanes and motors, but /graphic labor Bc rear er | iia Sedualbered haters (un eity coen Cabaret Dancing woman to visit a beauty specialist to: in developing the industrial organiza. |and ; 1 gles, copier Jag Ati World's Largest Dry Cabaret. f/ have superfluous hairs removed, for, . ht big motor as- | me keth. The ordinance previ Faste, She Onn in tha eos remains to sembling shops, manned by Ameri appeared, battled thru the own home, re: "oven Americ aviation force anes Mes 1 REN Wha Gated ke Maser | own home, remove even stubborme f | growth ina very few minutes, The years, The fingers of my right they can produce beyond their abil-|| abroad can put their full strength 4 lau. hand were drawn out of shape into the fight on Germany PLANES MADE IN U. 8. " ep : nani paste is made by mixing some water hae the | it. 00 * 0 denn nec | ASSEMBL ED IN FRANCE | with a little powdered delatone. This ‘ bar he several thousand machines we ' WARTIME RECIPE! | is applied to the hairs and after 2 or | slightest pressure caus P ND MUST HAVE more trained 5 ie sre securing abroad, however, are al] A MUST a Airplanes shipped from this coun 3 minutes removed and the skin in ‘There were ng is mechanica for service with the | ‘one T very small part of the machines un-|| " _ ri od rogpesndicod try are knocked down, the wings 7 washed, when it will be left clear : oe te a | sit ieceae"aaere| BOR GRAY HAIR | tere Seren | [Stet oe ee Our capacity for airplane produe- ‘ save pace, and the fuselage, or body delatone.—Advertisement. r cay |can be eliminated by wearing the 7 Our capacity for alrpiane se 'ioo | port squadron for an aviation Himew above that of a year ago, is | Unit, 146 men must be willed | At otrates without rubbing] inside the forward halt Actress Given, Simple Inexpensive KivalFseS eral to btove Re saperors i t entering the here rapid Kn gs aplleeceggy " “nq Dven a i", the space required pe for Streaked or Fi - = — out Sele pepetan ‘where a toe bas : ee caine and puts you in fine ie ioe vise aw ainee tha Gray Hair ‘Ya. LUNDBERG Co. Begone Want Ads Best for Results trea machines were produced in si Lyre tts to fettle again bow venske ave ain't fladapane 408 2 _— [A108 Tatra Ave. Senttio. _———e January, over a thousand will be I gp Od: Ro — more than 100 planes. Mrs. Mackie, the well-known New produced in March Te aches ebA Chmoitith, All external paina give way before] ‘Phis branch of the service has also | York actress, now a grandmother, In expanding our airplane capac and riggers, copper And tit to | 2, clean, refreshing application of) had to develop our radio service to }and whose hair is still dark, recently " eee taatiean has bean that | Lnitruenent. TOSNARe Sor >| Sioan'n Liniment like a juicy beef-| provide wireless communication be- | made the following statement eee = WONIS “ROL De nat | iy Ons Sig Semone “nga any | camera, watch and clock work « before a hungry man. tween planes in flight and ground | streaked or faded hair can be imme Cy 0 a caviits fe in 1 releas operators and riggers, You just apply it to the sore, ach-| «tations, to develop balloon schools | diately turned black, brown or light Ho bulla up the blood there fe one | necessary materidle had % be Seve arpenters, sailmakers and gen: |) , throbbing, sprained, etrained|and train men for the work of bal-| brown, whichever shade you desire, oe en | raed hai or) machine part or spot and it does the rest-—joon observation and train photogra-|by the use of the following simple a sept ge Ree 4 ithe requirsesania ter apenas sane eg killed workers of the | caving no musa, no skin-stain phers in the highly exacting work | remedy that you can make at Rome: Pink Pills for Pale People. ‘They| thrice exceeded the entire spruce | count nds the effectivervens Any druggist will give you lof taking pictures from planes “Merely get a small box of 01 tone up the entire system,.make the | output of the country. yf our whole aviation program mighty generous sized bottle—no in For this work we @ been able | powder at any drug store, It costs h and red, strengthen the| ‘There was no time to wait for pri | not merely on thelr work in the |) -eage 1 price, 26, 606 and $1.00 to draft all the, scle and ski"l{only 25 cents and no extras to buy creame the appetite, put| wate industry to develop our spruce | producing shops in America, but gained by our allies in three years | Dissolve it in one ounce of water — nooks and lips and | production, 60 ae Gover nye oer b more directly on their will o of warfare, and this assistance has /and comb it through the hair, Full drive away that unnatural tired feel-| night, commandesred all allable ness to enlist for mechanical Ml! been invaluable. directions fur use come in each box ag. Plenty of sunlight, good whole-|gupplics of clear, se ed spruce | work with our aeroplane squad. || im | But while benefiting by their e “You need not hesitate to use Or 0 oll now ta e nion nl ists nome food and fresh air will do the|and went into the forests for more »n¥ abroad | perience also have lex, as a $100.00 gold bond comes in rest ‘The government ix now operating | -ae~y e |many things on our own init ./each box, guaranteeing the user that ge loss for first-class work than any other Dentists tn Se- ‘There has been no increase in the its own mills in cutting spruce for Jand certain yew inventions to be 4 does not contain sil Their work ts ¢ ae . Absolutely pain- of Dr. liame’ Pink Pills.|airplanes, and in order to Increas® receive for their work the lumber Jused In our radio and wero service | ver, zine, sulphur, mercury, peas SEtreCUng, Se 4 * They are gold by your own druggist |the supply to the milla has sent into jack's pay, instead of that of | the . are counted on to furnish some sur- | aniline, coal-tar products or thelr de- For the benefit of those whe are busy during the day, we keep or will be sent direct by mail, post-|the forests whole regiments of en vyual arny man. r Uncle Sam, < | prises to the my. For the most | rivatives. open from 6 to 5 o'clock evenings, and 10 am. to 1 p.m. Sunda: on rece 6, 50 cents | sted foresters. even in war, will not “scab” his aol part, these may not be mentioned #, of No. 26 Chase ure e of equipment ng over to us, an furnish || however, tion to handle aviation and to sustain our great a , of ite own turn-j| rapidly, One fresh man-power, machines which cut in two, In telescoped, the smaller | “It does not rub off, is not aticky —-— per box, s#ix > 50, by the a > | diers against labor planes, however be fight: | and leaves the hair fluffy. per b boxes for $2.50, by th ENLISTED MEN HELP Ls Our planes, however, will fight: | or gre’ ney; aa Jetven ie Kinin Caste: Dr. Williams licine Co., 8¢ ‘ KS IN WOODS ver for plane: 0 ing planes of types that will not be) It will carerenaia tas As in inciber tor yienet £0 ip tipen excelled by those of our allies or of | look many years younger."—Adver- 108% PIKE STREET OVER OWL DRUG sTORE tady, N.Y. Write today for © copy igh comeadreleer re o he booklet. “Build J he As these men work against lum for covering th i". timement. 1 Bhood.” ir rad Up the erjacke regularly employed, they for treating the linen to make it the enemy.