The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1918, Page 7

STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1918, PAGE 7 “7 LABOR DEBATES | UNTIL MIDNIGHT UPON POLITICS In a lanting ht, members of the rune Wednone Fine Shirts in Ths | — FREDERICK NELSON | | <== ~ SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STRE until mid ‘entral La m ie SS = | Basement Salesroom Smart Styles in Sports Coats $5.00 $8.75 $12.50 $15.00 ) HE one sketched i duroy Coats at nmittes Pp! a wate that the ng Was asked to indorse for » office || Then loud debate broke forth in all |B quarters of the ha | One section argued that trades J untonien should not tal part in pol itiew to the extent of indorsing a —————=ee———— |wlate of candid They were al a : = 1 35 having a political welfare work nights for a month on a slat n disregard its F our for 5.00 Iain ime of candidates from a collection of Cor- % ».00, They are designed especially to make the tub frock outing dress more adaptable to cool mornings and evenings, very smart in their colorings of Bel- gium-blue, Cedar, Tan and Rookie, also White. Price $5.00. te or cat's:paw and are rrying a union 1 the undivided support The other jabor wa fused to recognize je of its ow not riin for the and yet labor was fr ed in the the bench faction mir pee Sleeveless Jackets transform the simple frock into a smart costume, Contrasting binding seems to be the favorite finish for them, other style-features including patch pockets, full belts tie Featured in wool jersey and velvet, the latter with lining of white or gold-color messaline, Prices, $8.75, $12.50 and $15.00. fn ranks ffice ¢ tennel pertonalitios whe What was th and sashes. Salesroom, promise anything, it was mainta —Basement daten wan lost Labor's place was economic, not p litleal, ‘Thi neil had on a candi it indorsed but a mar approved by the meet Fred C, Brown, for prose outing attorney; Evan Thomas, New cantic, and L. Cross, Renton, for 4int district representatives; Fred Nelson, Orillia, 40th district representative; Herman Nelson, for South district county comminsioner; for constables, | | |}. Huny, James Shannon and J. B. |] | Boyte of politicians who would |[ | support none but card-beart Juniors’ Wash Dresses In the Fashionable Ginghams $3.50 ANY small women find that they 1 be satisfac- torily fitted in these 14- to 2( r sizes. The Dresses are of Amoskeag gingham in large plaids of tasteful colorings—blue, pink, green, brown and white with white or contrasting color at collar, cuffs and belt—dne style as pictured. Appropriate for street and recreation wear alike, attractive value at $3.50. All broken lines of Cotton Shirts are included at this low sale price, regardless of the regular price. Alsosome very fine Shirts that are more or less soiled and mussed from display. Hundreds of Shirts Refer Judges Again ‘ | What judges should be supported from our sale at 1.45, now four for 5.00, instead of four for 5.80. was a Hundreds of Shirts reduced from Shirts of the Finest Cotton Cloths question referred back to the with 2.00 and 2.50, and Basement Salesroom. POPLIN FRENCH PERCALES JAPANESE CREPE ve in the city, car ttempts that the San Chamber of Commerce is to have made to railroad poney to his death BUILDERS TO ASK FOR $10,000 NEXT SESSION Building trade officials sension of t n effort to under the industrial insurance lcaring for emergency cnaen aD OXFORD BROCHE REPS SE al M Ss RUSSIAN C _— MERCERIZED STRIPE Children’s Sweaters, $5.00 Fiber-silk Mercerized Cotton HERE are beautiful colorings in these attrac- tively - priced Sweaters Copenhagen, Gold, Rose, Apricot, Corn-color, Emerald, Tan and com- bination effects with stripes in collar and cuffs. 95c and $1.25 HE real usefulness of the Middy is appre |] ciated at this season of outings and vacations. At these attractively low prices there are coat and regulation slip-over styles, tailored from sturdy plain — | white twill, or with collar and cuffs in plain color or Every Shirt Warranted Fast Color, Faultlessly Tailored, as You Will See. In stripes there is every width and many combinations of widths and colors on white and colored grounds. | Sizes 14 to 18. Sleeve lengths 33, 34, 35 and some 36. A particularly large assortment for men who wear sizes | 14, 1614 and 17. | i at the ne make be used —MacDougall-Southwick—Men's Shop, Just Inside the Door. /“HAVE TO HAND IT TO AUBURN,” SAYS CLARKE “We'll have to hand it to Auburn,” Charles ©. Clarke, city and county DS ANGELES TRIBUNE FUEL SHORTAGE MEANS | a “STOPS PUBLICATION) LESS BEER TO DRINK) Where You Can ANGELES, July 4—The Los| WASHINGTON, July 4—Fuel Contribute to | Sailor and convertible-collar effects, with sash or belt. Sizes 28 to 36. Price $5.00. Basement Salesroom. ¢ us a ey ae pba” | beer and near beer 60 per cent in the company announced Wednesday. | Y*4F beginning July 1, Fuel Adminis: paper was established in 1911, trator Garfield announced Wednes New Shipment of Gingham and Percale Aprons PERCALE APRON $1.50, on right, made with kimono sleeves and round neck; pockets, flat stitched collar and cuffs of striped percale. Same model in striped gingham with plain trimming. BUNGALOW APRON $1.25, at center, made of pink gingham with machine scallops on neck and sleeves. This model may also be had in blue, pink or gray with white stripes, and plain blue. BUNGALOW APRON 75¢, on left, made of calico in a variety of plaids, stripes and figure designs; finished around neck, sleeves and pockets with plain color percales. MARGARET PERCALE APRONS 65¢, of. white percale with dot or figure design; made with bib, bretelles and pockets. ENVELOPE APRONS 75¢, made of white calico with stripes, checks and figure designs in blue, lav- ender or rose; entire apron bound with white. Second Floor. Kitchen Ranges Reduced Floor samples of Kitchen Ranges, in models that have been discontinued, quoted at interesting reductions. ——Third Floor. Daily Morning Tribune 1s | shortage will cut the production of | Tobacco Fund - You may help the “Our Heys to France contri . SON Beco Storee Co, (14 Hecond are Co. 604 Becond ave Recond ave Hotel Beattie ond ave. rican Dank building Mpring Clrar Co United Cigar Storea Co Leary bollding 1012 Hecona M. A. Gunat branch, Fourth and West take t Co, Fourth and rift co 907 iret « Spring Clear Co “ 1436 mn building cigar J. G, Seecamp, Securities buflding clear Beandinavian-Amertoan Rook Store 1419 Third ave, TOBACCO FUND Men's Sefardim association dance Machias mill boys’ dance, Woodin 3 3 332 FP. Amold, 2803 16th ave. &. Arnold, 419 Cobb bai ¥. D. No. 4, pen Harold whened: Mina E. David Theima Nelson, 810 Southern st... Lon Adams, Hell Jan, Kennedy, Rai . Clip Out This Cou- pon; Help Sammies TO THE HpITOR ‘The Seattle Star: w Milner, Kk. KR. No. 1, w ... packages of tobacco, then “Oar Boys tn France Tobacco Fund” for American fighting m nd th which my un- Adie, will age eownge of thanks. to send Name Address City . war savings chairman, said Wednew day It's the prize town tn King county. The quota assigned, on the basis of @ population of 2,621, was $52,420, but under the leadership and organization of Charles 8. Hall, the the county 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c oc LUNCHES 10c 10c ds in bie 10 10c 10c Giving, 10c 10c TURIVT'ST AMP 10c *twifl buy. 10c » 10c 10c Hoyt’s 10c 10c 322 PIKE STREET 10c 10c 10c 10c 10 10c FREE DOCTOR ce ‘t Physteten aaa0 a AS &. niGHr DRUG CO. eTORRS Leek fer the Free Dester Sign. Millwrights’ Local No. 1311 meets on days, Room 9 Lots of work. Call on us. TO THE 10,000 LOGGERS Spending the 4th of July Week in Seattle. 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Hollis and Lillian MeNew are held at county jail charged with ext 1 robbery William Kannig, was arrested ortion an 09 Cherry st, 5 4 Preeinct 172 Minute Men will meet at room 11, Central school, Seventh a Madison, Friday Miss Hazel Smith of Redm: Monday for Camp Dodge, la, t up tr arn pitals ov Funeral services for Patricia Mul cahey daughter of Mr Mrs cahe w held Thuraday at ‘ m, at rch of the Immaculat Cor |, left ng for servic Seattle's school board will use Lib. erty bulldings, temporar strc to be erected for a purposes u after the graded weste and comn ates on both traffi A THRIFT STAMP will keep the Mun a a day | away, x Women’s White Tub Skirts at $2.00 WO especially smart models at this price are tailored from white gaberdine in self cluster- stripe effect, with pockets of novelty design—belted and half-belted effects. Cut amply full for tennis and outing wear. Waist $2.00. 25 to 82 inches. Price measurements, —Basement Salesroom | stripes. and misses — $1.25. Sizes for w q 95¢ and —Basement Salesroom, Ivoroid Mirrors HIS exceptionally low price is quoted on these Mirrors because of slight imperfections. They are shapes, with ivoroid han- © dles in oval and round and backs. Price | = $2.25. Utility Baskets at 25c ORK Baskets, Plant Baskets, Flower Baskets and Fruit: Baskets in an interesting collec- tion of styles and colors, attractively priced at 25¢. \ | LETTERS FROM SOLDIERS tia \ ‘es Star Will Gladly Publish Interesting Communications From Sammies n up nd n t our tre much t ft) but 1 have I would hay ced very send y ¢ myse 1 some r try and obtair them to h of er sor And next to Him, I permis, mother. Yes, a man must be ort of skunk who forgets the moth er who would, if nece sacrifice lite for her boy A queer asary bless the m time The the during this is aflame must bear Dear little mother last very much longer times, owing to conditions and weath er, I have felt miserabie, still ¢ rs somewhere over here, and wil burden of this war car and while | thg same spirit which prompted me |who later | their homes! |w | know that Goc with Hi help him, urned For he knew what she was after, | tovenlixt carried me on to| | | riteie crowd. CONGRESSMAN ....... 06600000 If you could see these poor moth ers, who have, like you, bravely watched their sons march away, and were driv6n away from As a citizen of 1 is necessary to curb for the period profiteering in rents, I urge you stamped the 4 lation, either as ufferings ‘one thru, but the spirit is unbroken. It is to pro tect you and my little daughter and ill mothers, wives and daughters that fighting the Huns, ana f r side, and t lose Tam still back of the lines, wher onally hear the distant rumble of the big ins. We lost of our select John Owens left front. That leaves myself, Griffiths, William Wall, Englishman, another Welshman and 1 Canadian, Last night I bought a On their faces are they have allowance for increased costs, are 11 matter, only ¢ we (Sign) the Jones, an ative in the lower house from your almon, Puget sound Chinook, Poindexter We y L. i by Wakefield & Co., ¢ the attle Lstrict; I nd another furnished s¢ west counties King 1 we had cheese Albert Johnson, we have! some parties. a movie; saw John| Bunny and Flora Finch in a comedy, enate und Kits: includ: of the can of & also saw the Spokane district U. 8. CAPITOL, WASHINGTON, unty, southwestern counties; Rep Follette, of the north central counties, and Representative C, C. Dill of —-Basement Salesroom Fairy Soap —White Floating Bath Soap, 8¢ cake, 2 Cakes for 15¢ Basement Salesroom, nina bunch pretty soon, Te yet? I will write her soon. rote to Dittve a few days re 1 will write to Lew on Wi Are you going to pitch your summer, dad? I wish you > talk to these Welsh boys, « if Jones comes out of this cht, that he will come to See" He is a fine chap. and w end it to you, fot to close this now and gO) With love to all, 1 am? loving son and brother, WILL GRIFFITH, First U. S. Engineers, W. Griffith ‘ 37th ave. 8. Co. B, To Mrs. J 14 Washington delegs iated Admen of the World will Seattle for San At 11 o'clock Friday morns © steamer Governor, Pranlg Radford will lead the delegaa vention of As eave tion Dd. c. believe that congressional action of the war the landlords who are to work for the passage of legis- 1» amendment to the new finance bill, or other: wise, of on act which will declare all rents in excess of the rents charged for the year ending September 3 to be which shall be levied a tax of ONE HUNDRED PER CENT. I shall watch with a great deal of interest your action in this 1917, plus 5 per cent EXCESS PROFITS, upon Very respectfully yours, (Address) Clip it and send it to the two senators of this state and the represents dis They aro: Senator Miles’ spresentative John EF. Miller, of ntative Lynn Hadley, of the northe outside of Seattle sei ‘ive Wm. La Address any of the congressmen at Washington, D. GC $2.25 am Representative 1 have his SEND THIS TO CONGRESSMEN _