The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1918, Page 4

mF : 'e u if ; i i i as PAGE 4 RESPONSIBILITY °~" ON EMPLOYERS TO HELP DRAFT Employers must shoulder more re: @ponsibility in determining whether should be or not their employes @iven deferred classification jn the draft. This is the gist of instructions @ent to the war Industries board Fepresentatives in Seattle by Pro Yost Marshal General Crowder and Bernard Baruch, chairman of the Bational war industries board. Format claims for deferment tn the draft amst not be left alto- Kether to employes, General Crow der states. Employers should care- fully survey their needs, and when Necessary, see that deferment claims fare made, They should also study their problem, and train substi tutes for registered men. AMERICANS GAIN EAST OF MEUSE BY FRANK J. TAYLOR (United Press Correspondent) WITH THE AMERICAN F rRer ARMY, Oct. 9 can troops, in their attack east of the Meuse, have advanced six kilorheters {more than three miles and a half) in wome places. Attacking under cover of yester @ay morning's darkness, the French and Americans caught the Austro- Germans completely by surprise and advanced more than a mile and a quarter in the initial rush. With the coming of daylight, the resistance stiffened, but the allies shoved ahed and made great inroads into the ei my lines at some points. Progress in this sector is extreme. ly important, as it removes the dan | © ger to the American flank along the | § Meuse, and has routed out German | § artillery nests which made the Amer fean positions on the river uncom. fortable. ‘The Americans rescued a battalion which was cut off and surrounded in the Argonne for five days and push: ed on today. It is known the situation of the| Germans in the northern part of the forest is serious. Further American advance will oblige withdrawal from the forest as far as Grand Pre. Along the Ancre the Americans Have improved the position they cap- tured Monday. Our artiliery has caused more than 24 fires behind the German positions. TWO DIVISIONS ARE WIPED OUT! frrrmmriiriririiiiiitiiii titi Buippe river. On the right bank of! the Aisne, French and Americans are | regressing toward Lancon, seven| (Milles southwest of Monthois. Farther to the northeast, the Amer- ‘cans along the Aire river are render ing the enemy's hold on the Grand Pre pass untenable. WANT OFFICERS FROM PRIVATES. (Special to The Star by N. E. A) WASHINGTON, D. C., Act. 9.—| ‘The veterans of the Spanish-Ameri ean war have started a campaign in ‘congress for legislation which will Provide for the selection of all com missioned officers in the army from| @he ranks. The slogan is “Universal | Promotion From the Ranks.” | The bill is to provide that every) $ ¢itizen be guaranteed an equal op: \$ Portunity for promotion to commis-| dioned officer and that the test of alification be the education afford- in the public graded schools com Bined with practical knowledge of field and battle duties as a soldier A resolution sums up the demands| As follows “Every citizen to the ranks; every ‘officer from the ranks; every soldier a fair chance; every test democratic the graded public schools and field nd battle knowledge.” GERMAN COPPER IS DISAPPEARING (Special to The Star by N. E. A.) STOCKHOLM, Oct. 9—A copper- Jess Germany will in all probability goon be a reality. Copper, one of the most necessary metals in the! manufacture of munitions, is dis- appearing. ‘The authorities have been reduced to desperate straits to make up the deficiency. Kitchen utensils having any copper in them have Been requisitioned. ‘This has also applied to all occupied territories, expecially Russia Naturally this has aroused a lot of hard feeling, and this was given vent to in Petrograd, where an at- tempt was made to ship 112 tons of copper to §) A group of army men, sailors, workmen and M@Vilians, re- fused t onllow the departure of the * e e e e ° e @ e ° e e e e e e e ° ® e e @ ° ry e e e ° e e e coppér until they were satisfied ft would not fall into the hands of the Germans. They unloaded the copper and deposited it on the quay, and for a time resisted all attempts to reload the metal until they were assured of its destina- tion Chocolate now made in small quantities in France owing to searcity of cocoa and sugar “I'm damned if T can pronoun the name of that town,” said American major, “but 1 can ta i’ He did, . ©00000000000080000000 THE SEAZTLE STAR WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1918 Tomorrow---Our Monthly Dollar Day A Day of Rare Savimgs---A, Day om Which to Begim Your C btishass Shopping im Earnest Fraser-Paterson Co, 750 New Leather HAND BAGS Extraordinary Values at $1 WO months ago we sold five hundred of these bags on Dollar Day—they were such extreme values — and we could have — sold more. Now for tomor- row we have seven hun- dred and fifty ready. the same splendid val- ues—the same splendid styles—the same good quality leathers. —More than a dozen styles regular hand bag shapes and the envelope shapes. —Crepe seal, pin Morocco finish Overlapping inside frame, fitted with coin purse and vanity mirror. —Gray, navy, red, purple, tan, brown and black. —Star Dollar Day offering each Firet Floor. Jewelry Special at $1 00 EARL Beads, neck- lace length, straight seal and sizes or duated beads. Soli gold clasps; each in a gift box; $1.75 values. —Special on Dollar 1, jhe EE ARRE F- $1.00 —aled Pearl Beads in Princess length, gradu- ated only. pecial ee ne aie® $1.00 rrings, large and medium sizes, of Orien- tal French _ pearls, mounted on gold filled wires. Special $1.00 pair, —First Floor. Men's Silk Lisle Hose 4 Pairs $1.00 Recular 35c Values PECIAL purchase for Dollar Day. Men’s Silk Lisle Stockings; splendid value for 35¢ a pair. Double sole, toe and heel. Mostly black, and a few pairs in white, tan and gray. All sizes in the lot, but not all sizes.in each color. —Extra Special for Dollar Day, 4 pairs for CRU ee ERD coc CORO D ETS CN EEN sce 0 $1.00 Monarch Shirts, Special $1.00 —A small lot of Monarch Shirts, sizes 14, 1414 and 17 only. Soft and stiff cuffs. Reg- ular $1.25 values, special. $1.00 —Fraser-Pate: ‘o., Firat Floor The “Servo” Fountaim Pens Special at $1.00 NOTHER special purchase of these splendid “Servo” Self- filling Fountain Pens, of which we have sold so many at One Dollar. They are usually sold at $1.50 each. Have 14-k. gold iridium - tipped point. Dollar Day special... . $1.00 Stationery Special $1.00 Because of Soiled Boxes HE paper and envelopes are as fresh and clean as ever, but the boxes are soiled. Regular $1.75 boxes. To close out on Dollar Day, Mh MN 4 PIG» iad sv 9 0.0 KAD $1.00 —Fraser-Paterson Co. First Floor Stationery Specials at $1 E have just removed the Stationery Section across the aisle in front of the elevators, and in course of moving a number of odds and ends were discovered. They'll be closed out on Dollar Day. —Includ oks, Dinner Calendars, Memo Books, diets, Picture Frames, Cooking 5 ipes, Handy Reference Books Hooks, Bill Books, Automob —Odds and 3 Dollar Day clez Extra Values in Women’s New Neckwear at $1.00 HE latest styles in Women's Neckwear— and extraordinary values. Soft roll collars, the square back collars, col- lars with cuffs to match, ~The fabrics are the most favored: Georgettes, satins, organdies and lace filet. Regularly $1.25 to $2.00 values. For Dollar Day only ........ $1.00 Firat Floor, 500 Dainty New Lingerie Waists Extraordinary Values at $1 Each ERE is welcome news for every woman’ who wants beautifal new Lingerie Waists. Five hundred dainty, smart, new Waists just unpacked for Dollgr Day. Dollar they are far below —Included are: —Crisp Voiles with lacy collars. flake Voiles, charming White Batistes, combined with fancy voile collars and cuffs, —Tailored Blouses of fine mercerized tvaistings. —These are but hints of the dozens of charming Blouses that await your choosing. —Each an exceptional Value—an offering it is doubtful if we can re- peat even in the Special Price Basement Devonshire Cloth Special 3 Yards for $1.00 Regularly 50¢ Yard —Lengths up to 10 yarda, oth erwine the price would be Side a yard, The famous Renfrew Devonshire Cloth, that gives such splendid —_satiafaction. Mostly dark colors —Only five hundred yards, #0 +-Becond Fi American Lady Corsets Special $1.00 —Special purchase for Dollar Day. Splendid models in American Lady Corsets, for average figures, Medium bust and long, free hips, Made of good, durable coutil with two pair of hose supporters. Splendid models, good stylen typical American Lady qual ity, special .... 81.00 —Becond Floor. Envelope Chemises Special $1.00 Special purchase for Dollar Day. Envelope Chemines of nainsook, lace and embroidery trimmed Special on Dollar Day only Slipover Gowns Special $1.00 Women's Blipover Night Gowns made of nainsook lace and embroidery trimrhed in effective ways Special on Dollar Day only $1.00 Second Floor Children’s Dresses Special $1.00 2 to 6-Year Sizes —An odd assortment of Chil? dren's Gingham Dresses; plain colors, plaids and stripes. A broken range of sizes, styles and colors, but if you can find something you like in the size needed the value will more than please. Only $1.00 Second Floor. Lace Flounces and Allover Laces ‘She cial $1.00 Yard pautiful Lace Mounces and ver Laces in cream white and black, in round and filet mesh. Formerly priced $2.25 to $3.00 a yard. Dollar lay ’ 81.00 Trimming Laces, de for hats; also colored nirable silk bands and medallions, A collection of od4 pieces; for merly $1.26 to $2.00 a yard Special 91.00 Colored Nets, Printed Chiffons and a few shades in “sink plain Chiffon Cloth, $1.50 to $2.00 formerly —apecial $1.00 yard. First Floor $1.25 Umbrellas Special $1.00 Good strong frames, attractive plain handles. Good quality cotton cov- ers. The best values ob- tainable for . $1.00 —Firet Floor. Women's Chamois Gloves Extra Special $1.00 Oneclasp Prix / rewn Chamois Gloves, natural shade only; all wizes in the lot neam Extra special for Dollar Day at, @ pair 81.00 iret Floor. (Special Price Basement) Splendid new styles, extreme values. At a the present market values. Satin Stripe Voiles, Snow- tucked and cleverly oveee tote ee ee eee es BL00 (Special Price Basement) 300 Petticoats at $1 Each PLENDID quality Sateen Petticoats at a price away below their present market value. —Light and dark grounds—Petticoats with plain uppers and deep fancy flounces—Petticoats of all- figured, novelty sateen in floral and conventional de- signs in a wide assortment of colorings. —Probably the last opportunity you will have to buy such a splendid Petticoat for such a price—..$1.00 —Ppecial Price Basement. “Hughes Ideal” Hair Brushes Special $1.00 Known to sell reguiar for much more Water brush ¢ washed in ¥ Hair un be cleaned Brushes, nd ever guaranteed spectal Serpentine Crepe 5 Yards for $1.00 —Serpentine Crepe in plain ecolors — brown, light blue, red and dark blue. Only a_ limited quantity of each color. Priced in regular stock 4dc a yards Dollar Day special, 5 yards. .$1.00 ~Second Floor, Extraordinary Dollar Day Values im sizes and styles. Dollar Day. ach is a supreme value especially Trimmed Hats "(Special Price Senay. t) OUR: hundred Banded and Trimmed Felt Hats in a variety of colors and a variety of shapes. -—-One hundred Tailored Black Velvet Hats in various arranged for —Your choice of three hundred at........... $1.00 —Special Price Basement Special Purchase, 12 Pieces Velveteens at $1.00 a Yard FORTUNATE pickup of twelve pieces silk-finished Velveteen—twelve ex- cellent shades; 24-inch width. -Royal, plum, navy, cardinal, emerald, olive and biack —Splendid weight for dresses and children’s Dollar Day only, a yard. purple, mi night blue. wear, —Also six pieces 30-inch medium w Russian green, white duroy Special on Dollar Day, only golden brown, Copenhagen medium brown, Extraordinary value for $1.00 apricot, midnight blue, $1.00 yard Dress Goods, Special ‘$1 ‘Three pieces 42 Special Two pieces 42-inch Plaid Dress ( Two pieces 42-inch Navy Blue Inch Shepherd Cheeks in white ly-—brown and blue Extra special for Ser Dollar Day Specials in FurmituressoRuss Draperies Fourth Floor ~—Telephone Stands of solid oak, Special low price in fumed finish. —$1.25 Cork from; all new, to choose Linoleum; full rolls, six patterns A square yard -40¢ oth pba Marquisette, 36 inches wide. White, ivory an@ ecru; 8 yards for —One hefhdred and fifty yards of Filet Curtain Net, 45-inch width, white and ecru; 2 yards, $1.00 e hit-and-miss designs; priced, each... Mats, double braided Extra special at ~200 Rag Rugs, size, specially 27x54-inch Cocoa Door heavy brush. —T5e and 85c Cretonnes, new designs. Special on Dollar Day, 2 —144 Window Shades, 36-inch width, 6 feet long. Made of oil opaque cloth, mounted on self-acting spring rollers. Cream, tan, green. Ready to hang. Special on Dollar Day, each........ . 81,00 Fraser-Paterson Co., Fourth Floor extra edge; og 1.00 all good colorings and yards $1.00 navy and red. Frase and black with overplaids of green, red and blue. $1.00 yard $1.00 a yard 00 yard ‘at Floor. Special . r-Paters Photo Frames Special $1.00 Antique Gold Photo mes in a variety of s. Glass, back and standard. Sold regularly at $1 $1.50, $1.75 and special .... “first Floor. 85c and 50c Plain and Fancy White Voiles 4 Yards for $1.00 -—Both plain and fancy White Voiles, including stripes. checks and plaids. —Fine, soft materials, formerly priced a and 50c a yard. Dollar Day special, 4 yard 81,00 00 Second 5 Yards Crash Toweling Special $1.00 ~—Splendid, durable, me- dium weight linen and cotton Crash Toweling, a quality sure to launder well. It is soft and ab- sorbent, -Dollar, Day — special price, 5 ‘yards Beautiful—Artistie I'ramed Pictures Special $1.00 SPECIAL purchase hundred of one beautifully colored, ar- tistically framed Pic- ture landseape and marine viev Pictures that one does not ex- pect to secure for such a low price. Each com- plete with good quality glass, —Only the special pur- chase makes it possible for them to be offered on Dollar Day at $1.00 —Becond Floor, Soldiers’ Comfort Kits Made of khaki colored cloth, bound edge, specially priced for Dollar Day, $1.00 4 Luncheon Sets —13-plece Luncheon Sets— centerpiece, 6 plate and 6 tumbler doilies; Japanese Special, set 81.00 ond Floor. printed effect. (Special Price Base- ment) Five Hundred Women's House Dresses at $1.00 Each RESH, new Dresses of lawns and per- eales; values that are extraordinary, for $1.00 hardly covers the cost of the material alone. —A large assortment of pret- ty patterns in stripes, checks and piques. Both light and dark grounds; white lawn collars, bias bindings and oth- er trimmings. ~Come carly—such values will go quickly. Choice .... oo $1.00 “Special Price Basement ‘s Pure Silk Stockings, $1.00 Pair SMALL lot of Women's Pure Thread Silk Stockings — black only—called “Mill Irregulars,” but so nearly perfect one can hardly find the defects. —Sizes 9 and 914 only. Irregulars of fine quality pure thread Silk Hose. Dollar Day special, a pair se eeeeeee $1.00 Silk Boot Stockings Special, 2 Pairs for $1.00 —Women’s fine quality Fiber Silk Seamless Stockings— —Pink in sizes 8% to 9%. y in sizes 8% to 9%. « Pearl in size 8% only ~—Also fashioned Silk-boot Stockings in peach pink, helio and sky. Regular 65c a Special on Dollar Day, your choice, Be Sag h Bec CORN « ote -$1.00 —Fraser-Paterson Co, First Floor. Women's Cotton Union Suits Splendid Values at $1. 00 OOD, warm Fall- weight Cotton Union Suits. Dutch neck, elbow sleeves; low neck, sleeveless, ankle lengths. —Light weight, low neck, sleeveless, knee length. —Also pink in band top. Il sizes in the lot. tvery Suit a splendid value in the Dollar Day Bale at sivdhinsss $1.00 Children’s Underwear —Childre wh n’s Wool-mixed Pants, and natural; also Boys’ Drawers. Odd lots of 65c, 75¢ and 85ec garments. Repriced for closing, 2 garments for.. $1.00 —First Floor. Ribbon Novelties, Special $1 preset SLIPPERS of heavy satin ribbon with padded leather soles, in pink, old rose, Copenhagen and light blue. All s Regular $1.75 values. —Special on Dollar Da —Corsage Bouquets of gift box. CAR $1.00 each in a special A $1.00 P. or Matinee Bags, sometimes called Vanity Bag: Made of satin and taffeta ribbons, in any color to match any costume; $1.60 to $2.00 values for.......... $1.00 Beautiful Wide Ribbons Special $1.00 a Yard Regularly $1.25 to $1.75 —These are 6 to 10 inches wide, suitable and faney work. Floral and tap- Spe a Pad. 55, $1.00 —Fraser-Paterson Co,, First Floor. violets, Regular $2.00 Bouquets POOCOOOOC OOOO LOSES O EEE OOOOE SOOO OOOO OOOO OOO OOOOOOOOOOOO OOOO OOOO ODED OS ESESO OOO OEE ESOC CEO OS OOS OOOE® ©0000 COTO OOOOODTOO OO OOO OOOO OOOO SES OS ESOS OSE OO OO OOS OOOO OOSOSOSOSOO OOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOO®