The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1918, Page 7

fHE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1918. PAG! ? UY BONDS” IS |" Beacuraa wire ana Deuguace CONFIDENT OF : Ay + J } ~ I 1c oprere Twerm “aT . . || Beautiful Wife and Daughter FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE | . . {| : | PLER OF BAKER, of U. S. Ambassador to Britain FULL JUSTICE | sitar ilidia . (rie etiee ens rt | T gereremcwnmne en ACNE Ca" i BACK IN U § A AT PEACE MEET Store Hours i Store Hours i 10: A HE DASEMENT STORE| | ‘ 9to5 9to 5 ASHINGTON, Oct, 14,—Secre- : = it baker. accompanied by John D. Pg Siebge yg : poe a Yn | director of aircraft produc Enterprise Association) Oa ail ‘ana ‘ ton, returned from ‘Europe yester-| WAMMINGTON, Oct 14) Bulgar 3 . i 4 | He announced that Surgeon ia willingly places its fate in the Th G d-| k H W. Bl k Sh ; ol Gorgas has remained in hands of President Wilson, with full ese oO 00. Ing ats omen s ac oes ' be ih tk of confidence that at the peace table he < “ 8 ee rapiete victory must be wil demand compete Sortie for Are Undaunted by Rain With Extra-wide Tops ed, declared the retary people,” declares Stephon Panaretoft, ° r wy army hen Gene minister from Bulgaria, who has just 50 75 6 50 $5 95 Pair a that @ proud and grateful coun, | granted me an interview | ° ° ° : ik," said Mr. . ™ * * ‘ , Sag han come fer ue to put im Panaretoff was professor of the AUNTY little roll-brim HESE Shoes are designed . qrery ounce of our strength to as English language at Roberta college, alten “ct “Walbet- and especially for women who i gure its complete victory. The peo in Constantinople, for years, He haa . : : . pie at home have a solemn respons sii hile: Ais s6icaaans tS velour, in navy, brown, red, find that the average shoe ' oof aor thale-chere jn the tinal te his government since Bulgaria enter: | beige and taupe, trimmed which fits the foot properly is ; ad Pie oe song port atl yest however, that my people only with self-color band, | rather scant in the top. ee oe eneete will stand ly behind thelr new tailored bows, buttons or : “ mage of gratitude to the boys who ee ten “samme Ve tanda . ” . oo | Of black glazed kid, with ‘ gre braving war's worst perils in de- sagt oe vues Ferdinand. | buckles—unharmed by rain black cloth tops and Goodyear fense of our liberties, and @ message diph oo exrreae att vind. d Germany that our people at home Baotaned By the Siplomatic ¢ or wind. welt soles. Sizes 314 to > hed tute as our soldiers are| the entente allies, who drove Bul , 7 72 \ coy resolu garia into the war on the aide of | The Hat pictured, in 9, widths E to EEE. | Ga ’ ud : grayed lindne — eee een by 14 Terme beige velvet, with crown Price $5.95. , nee) fat full speed with men and “When President Wilson enunciat softly gathered and up- Just received, Women’s Felt House Slippers with soft supplies and the people must sup- ed his 14 peace terms, last January, | Gkaial sttiched taf $ » We ‘ ; § the army until the boys are | declaring that the Balkan problem 9 *438 ite at- leather soles, in blue, pink, old-rose, purple, taupe, * of victory saf must be net on the basis of na- e 75. « ath aac aces, ae o a i a ee tse Pie ce queen tionality, the Bulgarian people, led ta, ecru and lavender, sizes 21% to 7, $1 pair. gould have seen our boys in khaki | by Premier Malinoff, made their atti THE B. ENT STORE. fs they stormed the German | tude clear to the king and forced him Trench Hats ivan ae a ’ vea, and © GUNS, rin jeodiately v i 7 / eo People's wishes aud arranged fer an For Rainy-weather Wear This Simply-styled Batiste aii to the Liverty Loan.” aie sed very Wein dbo Vek bark of tweeds in the usual mixtures, khaki-color, purple Pp y wa eas sishie ee dl ing seen him only once. Rut he is| and red, with strap across crown laced through } Gown is | tua few short months. regardiess of | aie Monnaie par pi hang buckle, $3.95. eli eibeirtars oncne, what is done about diplomatic man: | ‘There will be no republic in Bulgaria. | —=— = | quvers, was predicted by Baker's as | There is no neceslty for one. My | $1 65 geciates, provided the loan is over country is democratic now. There is Bo ’ U : Oo saga e beimingly supported. no aristocracy in Bulgaria: there js ys Union Silk-finish Poplins i i ‘They talked of six months as a lim- no Bulgarian royal family. Had there : Y OFT white batiste even discussed the ee ew should net have had a Saxe | Suits, $2.00 $1.00 Yard fashions this lor king. SE 4 N . cers, even the generals, are rons “ ‘ ; s rics § , wi ay ron of grocers and tradesmen, mt i wool Union Suits | excellent service in ¢ dex rf on ed | nothing to see a Bulgarian general are amply warm for | d Bt ‘ Je i and sleeves trim: im: seated in a cafe with « private. | active boys who are out- | res Rings fend Pest with tc pe ora “Bulgaria asks nothing that ‘ } 0a s, and py ing, an ‘astening . cannot be granted her on the doors much of the time, offer this range of with pink silk f. “The people at home have a sol-| | 5 5 ith pink silk frogs. eexn reeponaihiity for their share in| BURLESON AGAINST WIRE UNION} Piniele fratsre pena, |f|/ even in winter. Sizes colors: : Price $1.65. aa png gr The government of the United|to be shown between union and non-| its population iy Bulgarian, and 24 to 34. Price $2.00, Plum, Russian-green, | | THE BASEMENT STORE. Et tis eusta of work aed tron | Statea is in favor of the open shop, | union workers. It belongs to us. We want a large TUE BASEMENT STORE. Mulberry, Burgundy, o of the things he saw in| Sccording to & message received! All employes and directors are! share of Macedonia: we have no nied Pekin-blue, Medium- SS napeomed see ae ge nunc | ere by Postmaster Tattle from called to comply strictly with the) fear that if a popular vole were gray, Medlum- ‘and Te eeriet ecidiers sweeping out in| Postmaster General Burleson, | new order taken the people would vote to Hair-bow fot’ teen. és id ” Pee eee so oyan | ‘The letter states that men must| Burleson says information scat-| unite with Bulgaria The same |} - brown, Rose, F. r u Itin P. poalbvcaroal it ‘Riedie: de employed with the telegraph and tered broadcast that the govern-| ts true of Southern Serbia. “ Taupe, Emerald, ora 1. g gon a comes [telephone systems only thru their| ment wants employes of the tele-| “The Greeks have maintained that Ribbons Ivory, Olive, Navy, whether it’s just mother and “the girls” providing | fitness for the work and that there! graph and telephone services to join | Macedonia is populated by Greeks, an ee see Gren the mer whe|i# 20 favoritism or discrimination | unions, Is false | bet they have never consented to 0 25c and 35c Yard ernst hele tation warmth against winter nights or the club circle that suffer in the hospitals behind the sty, preveapetions Grose. tie} HE superior quality wide; exceptionally is “quilting” tor fair cr needy Samnily-—- Nines amie, A over France te their iil _ os ays : |furat" population ia entirely Bulgar taffeta ip these Rib- | |£00d value at $1.00| | Cotton Bats are all | Cotton Bats of finer of good cheer,” Baker said. IOCRATS, NONPARTISANS and Other | _ “We want none of Albania: none of | fy Basement stone. | | ready to be covered, in quality, weight 2 pounds, Supporters of President Wilson's Policies bons bespeaks excellent | serbia where the Bulgarian popula full size, of soft, fleecy | U. S. Sub Chaser | {tion ts small; none of Greeec where it | service. Dark and pas- | cotton, weighing three | $1.25 each; weight 214 , a agg a Sunk in Accident! ATTENTION! | "Te was a great atroke of dipto-|f} tel shades, in widths up Useful Noti | pounds, $1.00 each. | pounds, $1.35 each. i WASHINGTON, —One t Wilson‘ i ys t) | r " Se and eight | Registration books close on Tuesday, October 15th, until after | sarvatntosenapcsartany a" on Bul. pt corel Lp Pot tr a a i 4 Comforter Challies are warm, durable and easily injured, ag the result of the sinking election. earia, It has convinced the Fulgars g value & ¢ an seceded 40 thn takin wih handled. From this showing one might match most of an American submarine chaser, Ang te her a 7 bee ig po Rags rap ge rae ~ ~ will obtain justice for them 35¢ yard. iin ances stretch to any width of skein, | any color scheme. There are floral designs, Persian i } ity Comptroller, ave. amen et. r after the war. THE RASEMED y Se an ep a a eas Saas . leauge tee lek ace Geil e0d Tomdky evenings ntl } Odock. It you Vaon't register “WEL Give Therefare : yao iecteiaees | pone ge and conventional ‘designs, 36 inches wide, 30¢ ‘ to an explosion. | Row you cannot ae on November 5th me | “Bulgaria is thru with the war, Tt Vv ili corr Diack and white, 16¢ | yard. THE BASEMENT STORE ; | iends, Register at Once | will, however, give the allies thoro- yard ————— ! ROBBED BY NEGROES DON'T DELAY jfare thru Bulgaria to attack Con eings Atlas Safety Pins, 5c and 8c | i sn Soe Sar rate es | NCHARLES D. FULLEN, — f)“Te"Sraran minitor in 25c Yard — | vise tues serpin tr | ; : | ‘. le ale minister indicated lone |= rs ‘or & gold watch at 10th ave. S. and) Semneen C atten | hin vellef that a Balkan league will as wear without corsets; four | When Glowing Andirons ; Main st, by two negroes, Sunday | eee. et Se ee be renewed after the war eden HOICE of _ black, hose supporters attached | Serbia, Greece, Bulgaria, with com: | tion in smadl; none of Greece whore it mated that Serbia must look to Aus tria for compensation for territory strong belt; bls Finishing Braid » for trimming dren's dresses navy, purple, brown and white in these be- Mirror the Firelight , chil house and coming Veilings, che- then the open fire is doubly i taken from her and é ; . ai Be and 100 « | arta. eee ee ee ae nille-bordered or plain, Jeweled | steer cheerful. And when the wood i Ra BRS pes od on octagon and diamond eparkil | burns down, a sturdy Poker is j Hun Gold Hoarders meshes, 25¢ yard. a great help, for “poking the i | Are Exposed by Ad oon Pa nt SEM, Pion , fire” is half the fun. { | (Special to The Star by N. E. A) ape age ie co makeat fi t | LONDON, Oct. 14. — Advertine 3 . . Home builders who have in- i that their houses had’ been robbed piece Vinner Set and kG an er ee i | | of $10,000 worth of gold trinkets wi 0 we to isit our ouse- i | | brought down the wrath of the pub. $6 95 wares Section, where many j ae te of residents of ° new and attractive designs and : erlin's Par Letter > laksa “ é ‘ A i iding the whe ty tae HIS_ blue - and - white Meta D ey in these i | | tehed in ee ae 4 Dinner Set, with its ro ee | torn, Sean old-fashioned decoration, Andirons, $2.00 to i R. C. Si * represents particularly $90.00 pair. } Ss Signs Guide gcotivalue at this pelos! Portable Fireplace | ounded to Rear It is of medium-weight Grates, $6.00 to (pected to the Star by N. B. A)| semi-porcelain, and con- | $14.50 each. small cloth signs p sists of the following | Fire Sets, $4.50 to American Red Cre pieces: | _$30.00 set. “aay” fT eatece.ateal ¢ Dinner Plates AE ey om Fireplace | Screens trees, posts or oth 6 Bread and Butter Plates 1 Platter oe 0 $75.00. Wonderful! The DUO ART |g orcs $ Be Sina 1 Metal” Wood. Holders, first aid dressing stations, By the 6 Cups 1 Gravy Bowt $9.50 to $15.00. side of the larg Cross on the 6 Saucers Hearth Brooms and Brushes, 25c to $2.50 each. So say scores and scores who have heard this marvelous instrument. It is the very latest in Player Pianos, the product of the Acolian Com- pany, originators of the Pianola. The 10 Art begins where the other Players left off—it is far superior in every particular— 4—No Pedaling—the air chamber is constantly supplied without foot | white cloth is a r | the direction, arrow pointing Metal Coal Hods, $7.00 to $18.00 each, | —Housewares Section, The Basement Store. The 34-piece Set, $6.95. ‘Set New Price on _ THE BASEMENT STORE. | Siberia, Like U. S., |150 Are Lost in Cradle of Liberty Porto Rico Quake Salmon Per Pound War on Tanks Is Snohomish 1—Tone Gradation—having practic- ally twice the number of Tone | Salmon taken on the | Skagit, Stilluemish, San Red-Blooded Americans Waged by Germans Gradations of any other player pedaling, permitting the one sack and Duwamish rive (Special to The Star by N. B. A) (Special to The Star by N. EB. A) SAN JUAN, P. R, Oct, 14.—Fri instrument, producing perfect playing to devote his entire at- l supe at a Poy mabe a PARIS, Ocf. 14.—The overwhelm-| VLADIVOSTOK, Oct. 14.—Siberia, | M@y's earthquake in Porto Rico re WAKE UP! “tone color,” impossible in any tention to interpretation, thus stead of a price each, the food ad.| ing numbers of allied tanks in opera-| where American soldiers now are re ge in the loss of 150 live Sencar hicieh cami other player. making the instrument a pleas- ministration announces tion against the Germans have/ fighting along with soldiers of the|sunday. Nearly P deeds of our boys without ure instead of a labor. The following maximum prices| ¢oreed special mbasures for meeting surging heart “beats for our other allied nations, was founded by beloved dent? Do we love the dollar more? NO! NO! NO! WAKE UP and place your last dollar where it is needed NOW. Buy Bonds | Buy Bonds have been set: Cohoes, 6% cents a! pound; chums, 3% cents a pound. Unconfirm country and Presi- here that gr 2—“Time” Control—which not only regulates the time but instructs and guides the one playing, as- suring the correct interpretation of the selection. 3—Accenting the Solo—bringing out perfectly the solo (or melody), but at the same time controlling these machines of war, and the Hun infantry have been instructed in com dissenters, as was the United States. i In other Puget Sound waters the The Siberians of today are descend Adaline complicated or troublesome mech- maximum prices continue as fol-| bined attack on them. ante of men who fled from Russia apn in Sante i i avers. lows: Cohoes, 50 cents each; « hat they might worship as con anisms, as in other Players. Fer cents cach ne nent UN | halt 9 dose riflemen or two of three | selence dictated. Siberia. was there-| gq. | trench mortars are drilled in thro 7T watr a * 6—Reproducing the Actual Playing |_BUY YOUR BONDS Now — —— | t ‘ ‘i “ terpillar fore the first cradle of Russian lib- vf ing bombs under caterpiiar | erty, tho it becacne Russia's great | $¢—— ——t | of the Great Pianists—with the ; wonderful Duo Art Rolls, as per- wheels, Blowing up or weakening Of| prison colony. And now, out of Si fectly as the Victrola reproduces 5—Simplicity of Construction — no Groups of Patron Trumpeters (ye eee i or Nand creatine Will Be Excluded) #*tificial marshes are measures regularly used. berila comes the latest and most promising movement for Russian lib- rt 1 . . ’ oY SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14.~The ————— the accompaniment so that it the voices of Caruso and other exit march hereafter will be played | ec SS OL ETTORE R. J. 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