The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1918, Page 10

WILL ASK FOR 5p Trade in TWS.BOARD TD “en ow Ferme GOVERN HERE = > = Organized labor united Wed Might to fight rent Mand govern Fent situation | h Central Labor council a ‘Fesolutions passed by Trades council the night b fhe for a federal rent « Bere. J Instances of 100 per cent rent in- || BF nd nelling Brunswick Volksfreund hWELVE GIRL ASPARAC ERS, employed on th ¢ extate, near Wipshat te disposed of on 4 teases wore reported terms.—t particulars, Under thé proposed plan, a govern V.N., Railway Station Pe ¢ commission would take charge ) Meinersen the rent situation, with a central Fenting office: to supersede all pri Yate agencies. This central office would have power to commandeer houses, apartsnent blocks or hotels Where the owners insisted on exces sive rents. ‘The resolutions are not addressed | to any specific branch of the goverr WASHINGTON, Aug hundred and forty-five casualties ably wil! b labor, of the Central Thursday, “Thru the depart. ment today it they probably will be started | 108 fromm thy the proper channels.” The army The resolution also al lows landlords make a pre K ing shipyard workers higher woun ff than ts charged the general pub | !: died of accid and that such action is detrimen. 5: wounde to the progress of shipbullding «Tee unde the war. The marine list ded as fob The council also passed a resolu. lows ‘tion from the International Timber Killed in action, 2; died of wounds. calling for the removal of | 1; Wounded, degree undetermined, 74 Brice P. Disque, spruce director, Wounded — severely 20; wounded Mnless he changes his opposition to “lightly, 1; missing in action, 10. labor, which the resolution| Today's lists brought the total since the Franco-American drive started up to 3,032. wer by the war depart from the army and ne corps was divided as fol Begin on Monday the list of wounded, degree unde termined With J. B. Dougias, chairman, and — - a ittle’s housing drive will . a as Se Monday. Offices on first Crew of Raiding Cobb building have been secured Zeppelin Is Shot headquarters, and there you can : our housing problema Down in Flames Experts will furnish advice on AMSTERDAM. Aug. §.—The en Building problems and every tire crew which led the last Zeppelin will be made by the various) attack on the English coast perished ittee to have accommodation in the North sea when the dirigible the 12.000 war workers, who will! in which they were returning to Ger here within the next five) many was shot down by English | Meaths. antiaircraft guns. Capt. Strasser | Five thousand building trades me. one of Germany's most comnful es will be wanted within 30| Zeppelin squadron commanders, per to rush the new homes to com-| ished with his crew, according to of ficial communication from Rerlin . . The name of A, 8. Averell, 309 Housing Drive to Wink ave. i. Gein apeieee to THE SEATTLE STAR KERS UNITE IN FIGHT ON RENT PROFITEERS BREAK PACKERS’ i Wounded Yankees Arrive in United States | bee ae S. A., TEACHERS OF TRUST, ADVICE OF U. S. BOARD e , Continued From Page One| » * and available to all alike « that than yard ia noth ing for catth the same as a. pa r freight depot for people, and, therefore Kd be @ part of the railroad fa subject to wi 7 claring that the ¢ by t © Kreat packing industries of r cars “furnishes one of powerful means for con ulation and restraint OMmmission — reeomm: over by the care be take 1 adminiatration “Conspiracy and Monopoly” ves that its ommittes bel re ea “xtrike 8o at the r of the tree of y that an and believer can he railroad ministrative ren be easily arrived at thru administration In a Vigorous attack | the commission sy Not only in the business of ga preparing and selling meat p control, but an almont on “truster » rome out for ma commodities which con and its by-products, th content wi ast m have invaded a wtrien « even unrelated Producer Is Helpless! The producer of lives the mercy of the five because they control the mark the market fac extent, the rol ports the product to says the report “Out of the mass of informa hands one fact stands out with all-possible em- phasis, The group of American meat pack om are now their activithes. siuich coke ing American in identity, blame ene whieh attaches to them for their he markete” Heacticn abroad inevitably attach to our country if the ce tien in our small, a in their ‘These are among the firat wounded American soldiers to be invalided back home. They arrived in Boston countless | this week, and are convalescing and being treated at Boston city hospital and the Prxychopathic hospital, All| his belief that number of by-products industries were wounded in the fighting around Chateau Thierry in June, and some of the men, as the picture shows, have|in Seattle wi are similarly dominated; and. not! jost arms and legs. A number of them are Marines. ng reilet. international While remain “The competitors of these five practices continue.” concerns are at their mercy because of the control of the marketing Within the last two weeks more be used to conserve fruit grown The A oc ¥ m offices are a places, storage facilities and re than 10,000 Armenians have been his own property a xpecion iin gy Binge’ fibansonry Fc rn ‘i ae, on Uatvacstty ae erator cars for distribution masnacred by the Turke. Food administrat headquarters | which w n Newton had been gassed in France| merce hall, 4 ; ‘The consumer of meat products © Central bu: were crowded various values, whi will be the and was returning home. It is be-| Washington ras ap oy = in at the mercy of these five, be| Export of meat from Ireland {# all day Wednesday with sugar appli |only current mm all in the| lieved the effects of the gaming ters and fiancess ist cause both producer and competitor now pre ted, except under license. canta invaded provinces | made him dizzy and caused the fall.| membership in the association. marked at still lower prices. and Calico Reduced to value, and all greatly reduced. priced summer dresses. colored models for dinner wear. SECOND FLOOR—THE High-Grade Colored Hat Shapes Reduced to $1.00 IN LISERES AND FINE ITALIAN MILANS If you want a Summer Hat Shape to finish out the season—one of these at $1.00 will be just the thing —and they’re selling at a fraction of the former prices. Close-fitting turbans, large and medium sailors novelty shapes are included—in purple, cherr brown, green, gold, turquoise and a few black. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE BON MARCHE and —a special lot offered at 20c here they are, at 65¢ a yard. Included « voiles marquisettes — in white, Shirts with long and cream and ecru. ankle length. Curtain Swiss in cross-bar Fine ribbed patterns—~for kitchens or with bedroom curtains —1 yard with wide, at 20c a yard. THIRD FLOOR short ae | LOWER COST IRESSES | Summer Dresses of Gingham $5 95 e Attractive Dresses of plaid ginghams and novelty calicoes in pleated, flounced and overskirt models —dresses of exceptional Smart Models in Organdies | $12 50 and Voiles Reduced to J fe Dresses of unusual charm inruffled and flounced organdies, in indestructible voile—one in crepe de chine—all of the higher Georgette and Crepe de Chine | $25 00 Dinner Dresses Reduced to ° Heavily embroidered Georgette and Crepe de Chine Gowns with accordion pleated and embroidered overskirts, in lovely light Curtainings Men’s Balbriggan Underwear 20c Yard at 65c ; a garment—they’re bal- at e scrims, briggan, and you who have worn this make know — [n light and some extra heavy What splendid-wearing undergarments they are. ecru Cotton Union Su ankle This Season-End Clearance of esl Dresses Will Be a Matter of a Few Hours Only For the Frocks are the few remaining from our summer stocks, and the prices are very, Yes, some of them are a wee bit soiled (these things will happen in the best regulated stores) —they’re very low. Untrimmed Summer Hats Reduced to 25c Friday IN GOOD COLORS AND A Ff BLACK If your summer hat is getting shabby, and you would like another to finish out the summer. -why, one of these will be “just the proper caper.” Hat Shapes of Milan, chip and a few lisere , in sand, green, cherry, purple nut braid black, in ailors, poke shapes IND FLOOR—THIS and short sleeves—Drawers jn the lot. an economical dark sh with dainty figures—all sizes THIRD FLOOR and pea nd some chinchins and turbans. 3ON MARCHE Percale Dressing Sacques at 95c LENGTHS OF OFFERED AT THIS PRICE SPLENDID FOR 12 AND 15 YARDS BECAUSE SIZE LINES ARE BROKEN MORNING WEAR Splendid curtain materials Mr. Man, if you need new Shirts and Drawers Percale Dressing Sacques price Calicoes 15c Yard Curtain Swiss 20c Men’s Union Suits $1.25 1,500 yards of made coes—25 inches inished Cloth, printed in neat, small Not over 10 yards delivered, NTRANCE LOWER MAIN FLOOR length—and a suit. patterns, 1 THE LOWER SECOND to each—none light Cali- wide—good dominant in wil * woe Saye, Pablisher GERMAN WILL snort so|._ Oe LO UP language schools Japar turn to the 4, following a de the school board Wednes- b. ¢ Vielsher w Japan, in add It will be & and will be publi ‘Thomas Bourke, mover of hinted at propa wald that Germany onm in the schools of und that it was unfair sers who formerly 4 erman now teag anish or Fr ween Directors 1 against Supt. the Robinson ook, which the died history mati the President Wilson May Pay $24,000 Tax on His Salary WASHINGTON dent V » may ha enough ways and means committee is passed. | 4 why open it again?” sae jen for taxation of | 1 Gero . when: ae of president. federal | - on three teachers of the home @od nd a tax municipal nomics department was read, asking for an increase in salary or Eckstein contended that rs should be given the in- b attitude of disinclina- to handle the problem prevail ywever, and the matter was f Dire 'MAY ISSUE PERMITS < _FOR PURE ALCOHOL Attorney that the : do not in Graves to Command — Auditor Wardall has directed his U. S. Siberia Fore | p | deput k up on the druggists gir outaid fivemile limit in the| WASHINGTON, Aug. %- issuance of permits, because it is|Gen. William 8. Graves will any bootleggers now| mand the American forces © 1] moke their places of Il be sent to Siberia for the p | business just outside the boundary. | tection of the rear of the Cxsdie - Slovak army. Two regiments of rege slars from the Philippines will cone Must Grow Fruit SAYS REPORTERS ARE J, S, Tank Officer stitute the nucieus of the American . ‘| force. to Get Extra Sugar IN ESSENTIAL LIST Will Recruit Here) ‘tix coe, U. §. consul at Arche New sugar regulations received WASHINGTON Aug 4—Em Lieut. G. G. Garland, of the Tank angel, was arrested gg Pa Rolshe Wednesday from state administrator ployes newspapers, especially | corns of the national army, will be | Viki, but released on to tas 4 Charies Hebberd announce that first, those employed in the editorial |j, geattle on August 19 to recruit | of the city, he reports state purchases of sugar in 25-pound al rooms, are not and have not been im |¢or the Tank corps. He will estab department. jounenta for canning may be made | ciuded in the list of nonessential O¢ | ie) headquarters at the rooms of i T now only on the authorization of the | cupations cording to Provost Mar-| 1.6 King County Council of Defense + a’ county administrator or hie Geputite. skal Gen, Crowder’ ‘This atatement | 0 wee cere, betaine Fiancees, Too, M y After the 25 pounds has been used was ismued because of the on of Min AD Join Association for canning, repurchases for canning |a Waterloo. Ia, exemption board in pal abd SAC ‘al u = ation lists of members in oan be made only when the applicant | serving “work or orders on re.| SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug. 8 Registratic Goeias eal tad 418 Walee Wak tert ore orn rderw on re-| | i. John Floyd Newton. who was|the Parents’ Association of Soldiews r porters of An : sailors of Washington State, he SSaeny 656 Cant the auaper: we - killed when he fell from a hotel win-| and Sa n =e dow in New York, was buried today | are lengthening rapidly. Registra | Rm THE BON MARCHE PARGAIN BASEMENT A JOBBER’S SURPLUS STOCK OF WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S SUMMER SHOES At About Today’s Wholesale Prices THESE SPECIALS IN CHILDREN’S SHOES Little Tots’ Canvas Child’s Brown Kid Shoes Infants’ First-Step Slippers 75c Pair | $1.39 a Pair | Shoes $1.39 Pair Soft Patent Leather Shoes Jhite Canvas Mary Jane A : ‘ a 7. | Ps with erie strap, trim- Button Shoes of dark brown kid with wae grt bead eee ae med with tailored bow; leather light-weight leather soles and wedge heels. ah ee t soles, ide | soles. Sizes 2 to 5. Sizes 214 to 8. Good value for $1.89. widths. Sizes 2 to 5, } 2 ’ ° ’ : sses Can Children’s Barefoot Girls’ Mary Jane Pumps | Ps $1 39 Pa o a 2 o alr Sandals $1.00 Pair $1 95a Pair | Misses’ White Canvas Mary | Two-strap tan Barefoot San- * Janes with three-quarter-inch dals with good leather sole: Patent Leather Mary Jane Pumps for | leather heels; trimmed with Sizes 914 to 11. These are | growing girls and small women; leather | neat tailored bow. Sizes 11 handy for school wear. | soles, spring heels. Sizes 3 to 7. to 2. Women’s White Canvas Shoes $1.95 Women’s Neat-fitting White Canvas Shoes with high lace tops, white enameled leather soles and heels; heels in military and Louis styles. Sizes 214 to 8. Shoes to fit small and large women. Women’s White Canvas | | Men’s White Canvas | Tennis Oxfords 69c Tennis Oxfords J 79c . White Canvas Oxfords for tennis and Cool, comfortable White Canvas Ox- ar outing wear. These have white rubber fords with white rubber soles. Fine for LL) ives and are very comfortable. Sizes tennis and outing wear. Sizes 614 to 9, 21% to 7. and only 79¢ a pair, bs Some Very Good Values in | These Savings on Women’s and Children’s ATTRACTIVE $ 5 9 5 Bec sbinwe Are Worth While SILK SKIRTS AT n’s Union Suits | Children’s Vests for Plenty of Styles to Show You —69c— | —19c— —all pretty and attractive—of good grade taffeta silk | Fine ribbed Cotton Union| Fine ribbed Cotton Vests and messaline in a great variety of plaids and stripes. | Suits—low neck, sleeveless | with high or low neck, long | They have the popular pockets and crush girdles, and and tight-fitting cuff knee. | or short sleeves; sizes 2 to are either gathered or pleated. Sizes 40, 42 and 44, 14 yes reduced to 19¢. Women's Cotton Union Suits, Children’s Cotton Knit Waists, low neck and eles; lace | reinforced with straps; complet There’s Still a Chance to Buy 26 and 38, atest NS | ois eee 15c Women’s Coats for $10.00 with crear Waa hee” cee | eee nee ‘ nion Suits low neck | short sleeves, knee length; sizes eveless; regular sizes; plain | 6 to M4 The Remaining Lines of Summer Styles Reduced They are made of serge, tweed mixtures and novelty at coating weaves; some in loose box effect, belted styles, Sees Den Son Girls’ Union Suits, low neck, with pockets and wide collars. Brown, tan, gray, navy | gyeu ana aaa oo ts od sleeveless and cuff knee; only & |_and black, in sizes 16 to 42, | sizes 40, 42, 44; pair... DDC | ana a2 egtes,* & 9 BE e