The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1918, Page 11

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1918 etters From Readers of Star Discuss Variety of Topics of Current Interest Every Day You Have a Patriotic Duty to ==) Braser-PatersonCo. SAVINGS STAMPS tise O your bit willingly; compared to that of the boys who have gone over o there. and Misses Stamps for sale at F every counter here. Beautiful New Arrivals of Evora, Silvertone, Bolivia, Crystal Cord, Velour, Duvet de Cashmere, Ete Children's $35, $45, $50, $55, 365 ° HOWING the season's t tiful new shades of plum, Stockings ne season's beautiful new shades of plum reindeer, Pekin, cordovan, Congo, taupe, as well a STOCKADE MAN WRITES THE LESSEE HOG Editor ‘The Star: In reading The eee Aviator Thrills Pate tar: Ke in your Star, we learn the shipyards are in highly paper y Bizeed of mon very badly. There are tion to what you considered an un able-bodied men here who are Se. ttl B t t G t warranted increase in rentals in our BE Willing to go to work at the ship attie, Du Can’ oO to city apartments, charging the blame Pards at once. All of these men are to rental agencies and singling out p held in quarantine by Dr. Mckride F t O . R d T. re in that tine piers all ct us dety to prove we are ront Owing to Red Lape iin soon oronerty contagious and infectious, We claim recognized, eatabliahed and reputable ‘We are being detained here by the po concerns secures for all parties an Hee or some person who has a grudge imation after all to fairness Against us =A. BE. JOHNSON, — | P . : ders their ullar Ward B, City Stockade. ‘ mediary be - ner from Faitor The Star: It seems that . above and that of resistance from Certain personages of note refuse to . tenantry beneath, besides being in Pray for Kaiser Bill, That is the be the field of competition, which in in Wrong attitude from every stand | itself no small regulator Hut now point, True, it would be pressing a comes & new menace, a veritable ce Me “ | | Aelicate point with the Master who Jepawn of hell—thp lessee—a party P : blac d » ac; » favored navy blue. dmonished us to pray for our ; : J with no capital with which to buy 35, 3 Pairs $1.00 lack and the especially favored navy blue . but there can be no harm but just a few paltr re with, Lengths vary from 48 to 50 inches, and nearly all the in addreasing one's supplica | whieh. to pag 6 taenth and he OOD, durable, medium — coats are made with large convertible collar of fur or self meta bavehehi Maguaes ; | Nealt oft;the find provided. weight cotton, seam- materials. and devout manner pray. “From the “ I happen at present to reside tn less. Black and white. —Many smart, new models will be shown for the first time wrath of the Potsdam baby-killer, f an apartment he the rents in _Sh ‘ on Saturday, including styles for street, for afternoon and . ‘Kind 1 steadily Sizes 6 to 10; f ili Sovth. you will but remove from / : | are, Dare es tartar eres TS: DAIS LOK sss ss.) Maen. ter eenere) ORLY Wear. Vraser-Paterson Co, Third Floor this earth that scourge, Shrunken \ petent to Judge, is sufficient to mati« * * bi Hand Bill, we promise to do all we a \ fy the owner and give him a good Cotton Stockings 40c E P A a an to restore the dram shops to 4 return on his investment, The own Fine quality cotton seam- Ree Geet Gost son are eg Fae a gerne ge ppo Petticoats Are Here im the ® true Yank, you will pray sperty changed hands. @ torent “ “Kind Devil, we are ‘ : has been no intention of ad-je and heel. White, dark N Fall Shad er's hide and will forward it'in short | A | vancing rents under the owner brown and medium tan, cw ades ‘Order, express prepaid. Will you) wee 4 ship; but now comes this new men Sizes 6 to 10: . onl oy aye ne " 4 . Sizes 6 to 10; pair.. atte: to the ning Ww 4 c nee, and a woman—God save the . " vf 4 oi “your own little hand?” To better rk—comes and announces her in: Pony Hose for Boys ICH new tones of wine or plum, of cordovan and other browns, of greens, of know how to address the proprietor . ial tention to raise the rents by at leant Pats, clus Oe blues, including navy, taupe and allchangeable shadings. And not only is the Of the lower regions read Mary Mac ‘ 50 per cent. Shades of Croesus Known for its dependa- range of coloré coniplete, bat so is the ran pepesiigaon Lane's firfst book, and to post up on | . how she aches to have her dream of ability; heavy ribbed cotton plete, 80 Is range of new styles. the attractions hell has to offer, read wealth come true. and that by meant $8 hose, full fashioned, double ~~Another feature is that there are Petticoats for the slender form, for the aver- Dante's “Inferno.” Don't forget, to P mes Jof @ regular hold-up of helpless peo hasla and tose age figure and for the stout figure. cr arta and all taffeta of the best quali- Rar tanec: a oe ' bat napa Pherae eR Oe Sizes 6 to 9, pair... .50¢ ties possible to put into petticoats selling at....%5.75, $6.50, $7.50, $10.00 pa van cas 2 ed maid tenantry in a house of 40 sizes 914 and 10, pair 60¢ o , @ _ lle 4 s . n , s lapartments serving thelr country at A * Cot s " Gir N ¢C Sei eres gear: An a werner ta - rept cep nin Big fei gi Boys Cotten Stockings Is’ New Coats, $6.95 to 0 shipyards, I would like to see the tributing to the maintenance of thene <a jum ribbed, very dur- = = 2 ste d busi) ho | ? lt is. Th r 4 rk able. Sizes 6 to 9 45¢ SPLENDID col 0 an ness mpn who ii riends here are shipyard wo ep. Sizes 9.... M8 3 in fac . te a ; MPMolunteering to work fof a few| Jers, a few, who are supposed to be itd a is collection, in fact one that ad unusually large in cs play fair, Let them pledge | under the protecting care of Uncle Girls’ Fine Silk Lisle number of garments shown and in the variety of clever i to lmit their a Sam ounes all or get med profit Stockings 45 and 50c styles. @ures to the amount received for coring. ere je a willingness on A 7 BY. ui their labor. 1 will guarantee that at the part of the tenantry to pay the —Best quality silk lisle— ‘Smart, youthful models of corduroy, zibeline, velour, pebble cheviot, ete., in ‘the end of 90 days they will be ready Edward Hubbard existing rents, tho high. If this ays black, white or dark tan; sat Seeih tate Wal ce coe spite et, fu of leanee Intolerance in allowed ' , bd large collars of velvet, or self material admit that $4 9 day is not enough! He does the Immelman turn in fly-| tered the war, Previous to that he| te™ Of lessee intolerance is allowed | $ seamless, double heel and —Splendid choosing before school opens. rea es eserpnctr: for a family to ti i degree | to stand there will be engendered a ie school opens. cy 0 live on in any | ing over Seattle streets while pedes-| had been ing exhibition flying| Jie of hate towarde not only it toe. ~Sizes 6 to 16 years, Fraser-Paterson Co., Third Floor ah th trians clutch a ¢ sides of buildings | chruout the ntinent ‘" ior th ‘ o£ Sizes 6 to 814 ime + Even with the greatest economys|in gazing upward until he comes out| One day the order came from mili. | DYE for the city ane ih lacie +e 2 « irle’ And taking every advantage of fruit | of his loop, but for all his apectacu: | tary headquarters that no more| Mente that stand supinely by and @ _Sizes 9 to 10.......50¢ Girls’ New Serge Dresses, $6.50 to $25.00 Grows on the property we rent |iar aviation stunts they won't let/ civilian instructors were to be main. | (lrate It. Tt will become na ~ Firat Floor Sizes 6 to 16 Years @ rent which is not controlled by &/ him go to the front tained on the strength of the school, | for Uncle Bam io step in Ate say in mart’ plaiéa as Well as fine French ser: “ J ‘Font hog. but charged on a prewar Edward Hubbard i his name and | Nothing pleased Hubbard better than |" OWN lnperial way: “Stop sary bik, been, oes "rench serges are shown among the new arrivals. we have had to drop $2,000 in| he is the official test pilot of the|this announcement, but when he} antime we trust that our very Special Saturd Navy m, as well as smart plaids and fancy effects. “fe insurance, and seldom go to even Boeing Airplane company, manufac. | camo to file his application with the | £04 friend, The Star, which has the me pets Sag Ligne pre yee? en eee See “& picture show. I have a family of |turing planes for the United States authorities for military standing he | Welfare of the people at heart, will 7 © t) Gaver comm ‘se. 6O, $5.50, 811. So, 7 F.C. | naval department. From the naval | found that they would not accept a | {vote tne and space to combatting ren s . ™ 92509; 6184 o TAXES ane waons | hangar at Roanoke and Lake Union, | candidate for flight service unieas|‘ cg sa ev I wale Sully answers om —Fraser-Paterson Co., Third Floor. Ee nn leans it gan ore ee lee fn eweenc ie muemas A VICTIM Sweater Coats 4 Good News—Just ina Lot of Beautiful Der of Commerce requests the city . ie but a) knowledge of tr ry and ~ bs N ° 2 eo Beira ia steuttta vee cose © PROFITNOGR ew Hats for Girls and Misses ¢§ eeuncil to bear in mind the necessity ni No one ould be a succes: THE PRO $2. 9 y k * kee the te ¥ "hs n y for alt ful aviator without these qualifica Editor The Star 1 have bee L at 4 . Spa aaibaiaa: sek. puee hl Gan, other Seeutbseereoentet | attne a tans tes 3 sam tm Some 5 Each \ Ta 34 fens HE for & wage increase, that they! the strength of a new wire-bracing| Hubbard beara no rancor in bis| paper, “Patrio-Profiteers.” 1 come A SPRCIAL purchase sale ot , 1y meet ti _ |acheme or maybe the resisting power |heart at being the victim of red|in contact with many people in a hase o 7 a >, ss : ‘ We irae a Sa 1 ee cowiy pacdeted wing covering. - | tape, He does hot air his grouch. In| week's time, There ta Ae Goukt oo, wettmate geod quality wool HE newest Fall styles, a large shipment just re | father have the Chamber p © week's time. There is 19 ang Giaher O é i + ; . use ite influence to| Hubbard is the man who has been | fact, it is hard to get him to express | somebody is reaping a harvest. The yt peng er Coats, in sizes ceived from New York. Soft shirred hats, drooping the government curb the cost of Neng gn ogden f aa a hin anomalous position | restaurant man gives you Just half ite,’ Ceapeiieaa” Sandie: } mushroom hats, soft rolled hats and clever eailora:aaan ‘ uffs. nose } ." he says, ens a good to, and charges you . . 1 ; 7 — By ie nage ong many of the boys now fiying over-| just ‘aeain what he used to, Wel —Ruffneck collar, half-belt and - med in bands of narrow gros-grain, chenille flowers and Was Civilian Instructor reas tor Uncle Sam are depending on| will agree he pays more for his|@ Pockets felt ornaments. and school wear. Very specially —Ranging in price from $3. priced for Saturday at $2.95 ~-Fraser-Paterson Co., Millinery Section, Third SCORES LANDLORD | 29, with eyes as Clear and gray as safety. I had the privilege of teach-|just about half. 1 rent half of pur Editor The Star: I am a resident ‘¢ *k!¢* he loves, waa civilian ing some of our premier flyers. T) house to a family for $12.50 per let Seattle. “Tam also c trang |Might instructor at the Rockwell | want to get over there myself, but it| month, and don’t see any reason for| trying to economize, trying | eld aviation schoo}. vo Diego. for | doesn't seem to be any une. I haven't | raising the rent, and I don't see why Ito be patriotic by complying with one year after the Unit tates en-| got the college education jall this hog profits ititvwviine sl... CLL” | There are apples going to waste Hooverizing, buying thrift stamps, raised to the limit where I find I extra tribute to the rent hog. Which '? We country and If you stop to ete. My husband is also very patri. | must pay tribute to the fat rent bow | should I do? We are reduced to the | #t & few they will say two pounds etc. and last spring pledged himself | OF cease paying on my Liberty bonds | point where we eat meat only once a| fr 18 Cents, and you pick them. & Duy to the Innit thrift stamps and/or 1 must continue paying Of "™Y weey and cannot economize any Tot” pong taken mou i. mor 2, ty bonds. Now, what I want to Liberty bonds and cease td the | more in order to pay more tribute. 1| ¢’¢rybody who has anything to ™ ould emed am willing to sacrifice everything 1|! Would Uke to know a rem ne Seattle’s Largest Upstairs Clothes Shop have in this world to get rid of the ou: kaiser and his kind, and I feel as tho our rent hogs belong to the same | HIRE A TENT class, Will the good, patriotic cit Editor The Star: Any time land tena of Se p stand for ia much lords get gay with me and try to longer? MRS. ELLA DIX raise the rent, I move into « tent —_— om That is my way of beating the rent WANTS TENT LIFE profiteer. It's a nice thing for our " noyn to giv heir lives for their Editor The Star: I am a ship-|” to give up t yard rere ee diam 8 shlP: country and humanity, and then ol nm ONE-W. OUT. I housands of All-Wool vacant property near the shipyards °F Te"t hose = ONE-WA : on which to put up tents, we) Eaitor The Star: Some time back would be better off than staying In) 1 read considerable matter in your e rooming houses. Some of the room-|paner on the subject, “Exorbitant ing houses are filthy, with dirty) Rents ew ul carpets and beds. if I were on Saturday, the manager of the Wal the board of health I would close y erent a mee CITY EMPLO i " YE | Hubbard, a slender, wiry fellow of the tricks I taught them for their| goods but he has cut the amount) ¢ ~G0d. durable quality for play Ah. —All the new autumn colors, made of velvet 2 8i0.90 —Second Floo The Special Price Basement Offers Many Extraordinary Values for Saturday Among Which Are: poy 50 Women’s New Fall Suits for $15.00 Each BASEMENT. 25 Women’s Broadcloth Suits for $25.00 Each 50 New Fall Coats for $15.00 Each 100 New Silk Waists for $2.85 Each —Such values as these, with many others representing specially purchased lots, bought fora great deal less than their present market prices and offered at similar low prices, typify the Special Price Basement idea. 50 New Fall Suits for Women and-Misses The Season's Greatest Coat Values Special $18.50 —At $25.00—Fifty splendid Coats of rich broad- cloth, full and semi-lined; also fine Burella Coats with rich fur collars, and Plush Coats in smart, dorf apartments rained my some of these rooming houses per cent, I think this in a p SHIPYARD WORKER. | case of profiteering. This apartment —_— house is one of the largest in the : : city, and if they were to assess each Editor The Sta have read in your paper about the men in serv-| additional, I should think that would lee of Uncle m's army, and F sec cover the cost of fuel ond the motion that some committe My last two payments of Liberty nde were made from my small sav count, not from my salary it will be impossible Made from mate- from Beattie, not only Camp Lewis to subscribe for more bonds but Bremerton also. a s Stamps if rials which we The people of Chicago were enthu ne “Fat Rent Hoge” are going to eh to et a one-cent mile-|t-y to make us slaves bought months and ‘ for the boys on furlough.| 1 ndmire very much the way May Oe Tey faa fou imagine what that would | or has handled the street o months ago and re- J or Hanson has han ne wir ar ——— go p mean coming from New York to Se-| interests, and I also know he has cently had made "i attle. We pride ourselves on having | more serious things on hia hands|@ ‘, the largest cantonment In the coun-| that needs attention, but I wish that| © into the newest "4" try, and o tie turning out the | he would look into this, ax there are ir er | ps, and Seat-|many wives of drafted men living|@ models. are patt! # on the | here who take it very discouragingly, | @ nthe boys|when their husbands are fighting in -Plain poplin, men’s wear serge, burella Lada m > Suits. ‘a , lg 0 eo A th morta isos new styles, with fur collars. The values are Yavy blue, green, brown, wine, black. eS F ‘ me —Special Price Basement values... $18.50 —At $22.50—Thirty-six new Fall and Winter . ; igh Coats of wool velours and burella cloth in belted 25 New Broadcloth Suits and semi-belted styles, with and without large Special $25.00 plush collars. Navy, Pekin, taupe, Burgundy, ete. Great value. having authority see that they get cheaper rates coming to and going —Styles the newest, tailoring of fine quality, : i es splendid satin linings, plain tailored and fur cloth —At $16.00 and $18.00—Black Zibeline Coats thinned in two splendid new, smart Autumn models. —The broadcloths are of splendid quality. The —At $15.00—The lot we mentioned in the head- wanted new shades of brown, blue, black, ete. line, 50 Coats in all. The greatest possible val- —Typical Special Price Basement values. .825.00 ues. Plain or twilled velours with collars, cuffs a Seni Wady ‘x0 a § 4 Sailors’ club, and| France, to have an American trying 12.00 Yy Chaise of and broad band of kerami fur. Mixed tweed Coats Dihiiaaits would dost in are such good fellows to the men in| to fill his pockets with gold on ac: $12.00 for Your Choice o} with age fur collars, as well as many other ie Mom sere thee ping n to this from a Seattle | eoune * oe wT HOG VICTIM 50 New Serge Dresses styles. Values that are extreme at....$15.00 tailored pone. ig ” boy, @ sailor, who 1s in Chicago. He | —————$———$_————__—__ | Sizes 36 to 44 for women —Buy the Girls’ School Clothes in the Special says: “This P and windy, | | —Several splendid new models, some have embroid- Price Basement. Why? Read the following four wal outs lhemectatiiy oo ery on collar and belt—others have white satin items for Saturday and you will understand: people is unbelievable. They won't | collars and cuffs—=still others are tastefully button UPST IRS pl ye jlet ay for anything. Every | trimmed. All are of splendid quality serge in navy, Junior Corduroy Coats A F y' y. week a pamphlet is issued, telling | brown, wine and green. Special $12.50 you where everything is fi © the | poe 7 _ Special Pri seme Serre A Jenlisted men, Theatres, lectures, | Diamonds The Special Price Basement price PEBO0: vrewest style. ovate of splendid wide wale corduroy, lined concerts and all imaginable kinds of ‘ ie Pe Shy, throughout with fancy silk; co! cuffs nookate tel entertainment, Even t irthweat Watches and Liberty Bonds as 100 Be autiful Silk Waists, $2.85 Each with tandiee tine Moraine tur ae Dlaee bigens eon ern depot has large room for ¢ wecurity when you need money, . i re ose splendi Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20, Spec! ce ent barga a listed men only, fitted up with wash |] Loans taken up from others —Another lot of a hundred of these splendid Sites 12. n ental Erice Deseenant OAs bowls and baths, a place where the|f|| @Md more money advanced. Waists. On opening day we sold all we had. A men can wash and dry their clothes." Liberal amounts. Lowest rates, dozen or more pretty styles, showing the newest He said he had been pulled in by |} YOU Set full amount of loans— features in high, low and square necks, lace trim- Girls’ ” Cloth Coats at $10.00 oO tailors, who insisted on pressing hin |f NO Interest deducted, Ladies med and embroidered fronts; crepe de Chine and Splendid, serviceable cloth coats of heavy mixed coatings. |kerchief. All kinds of busses and || Department + per ate say. Smart belted styles with large collars and pockets. Mixtures of autos have 9 sign on, “Hop in, |] Loans.on Diamonds, Watches Georgette. ad — materials and beau- grown, green, gray, blue, ete. Sizes 10 to 18... $10.00 fos.” , : and Liberty Bonds tiful styles for Special showing of clever new models for weedy tie A 1 ade? Be Y * Young Men world that "Chieugea tuaptaity it || Empire Mortgage 200 Fine White V ai. Waists, $1. 9 Girls’ Fall Coats at $7.50 7 great.” pee Loan Co. —Pin tucked, pleated and frilled, lace edged and —Velour, Kersey and velveteen coats at exceptionally low prices, Has any one in Seattle known of Established 12 Years, hemstitched collars. A wide assortment of styles, oe i heen chee vom ven have tur collars petal Pree _ any show houses here being free to 201-23 White Bids. Exceptional values for ........6+5 Basement price enlisted men? Every week one of pes denaecant at dur war comamiinen wil wt nome | (pe ereeeo ED pperneers | Three Hlumdred Smart Trimmed lats, Special $3.00 Each of these things started for our boys tes |here, Any restaurant or other placs it of the high rent district, per War Savings Stamps for sale here. dual aeoruhatens & tian te concen het dee Ge ris. || OME Saturday and | get a new Fall Hat for this ‘extremely low price—values obtainable only in F.- should be boycotted by the whole pa, get hike P. Co. Special Price Basement. The new Fall styles of splendid quality velvets and felts. Scores city A TAILORED READY CO I have often wondered why the the ft fen road i ‘ of styles, all the wanted colors. Large, small and medium / ° |atros were not to enlisted nen, | | Soret —A price so low you can afford several new hats. Special Price Basement ........ssseseees ++ - 83.00 | Wake up, Seattleites, and don’t let lany astern cities outdo you in hos ————— | pitality to our soldiers } 4 WAR MOTHER, “A look costs nothing— and a buy saves you money.”