H AIRMEN RAIDED
OF DADEN
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PARIS, Oct. 4.—The war offices
report sharp patrol engagements
; cl heavy artillery engagements
in the Meuse sector.
PARIS, Cct. 4—Army airmen,
carrying out their campaign of re
LOCAL ITKMS.
John F. Donahue writing from
Willapa .Washington state, reports
that the lumber strike resulted in
the closing up of most of the mills
and all the logging camps in that
section. However si net tilt strike
most of the mills have conceded
the eight hour day an 1 now the
camps are doing likewise. The
strike was practically won, almost
all the mills conceding the eight
hour day, although some of the
largest millmon said that they
would let their mills rot before con
<. ding the eight hour demands of
the men. The shipyards were
working lull blast. Donahue was
working in one of tin. in for ?4. a
day for eight hours. He sent a
grocer’s display ad circulated in
the district and some of those pri-1
ecs were certainly interesting. Tied !
beans were ten pounds for a dollar,
sugar was ten cents a pound, eggs
were 40 cents a dozen, other stap
les in proportion. Butter was highz
95 cents for two pounds, fresh
creamery butter . Board was not
high however and the wages paid
V.vcre satisfactory. Laborers after
the strike were paid ?.1.50 lot
roustabout work in the mills. And
this seemed to be about the bed
rock in that section. This was
much higher than elsewhere in the
state, especially than in Tacoma
v: . ,-e it was considerably lower.
prisals bombed and set fire to num
erous houses in the city of Baden
Germany.
AMSTERDAM, Oct. 4.—‘ Fight it
out apd let us keep on grinding
them without thought of the penal
ty” is the answer sent by Hiiulen
bcrg to a telegram of congratula
lations on his Flanders offensive.
WASHINGTON. D. C., Oct. 4.—
The repeated German air raids on
London are stirring officials here
who emphasize the importance in
handling such raids cr carrying out
the American aeroplane program in
full.
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WOMEN AND BABIES BERN El).
FILMORE, Cal, Oct. 4.—Three
women and babies were burned to
death and four stores were de
stroyed by the flames in forest tires
raging in this vicinity.
It s estimated that half a million
dollars worth of lumber was burned
in the forest fires, notwithstanding
the efforts of the woodsmen to keep
them under control.
The fires have been prae.icauj
quenched by some welcome rains
that fell this evening.
M. PASCOFF.
I.ADIES & GENTS TAILOR.
Four Clothes Cleaned, Pressed and
Repaired.
SL'ITS MADE TO ORDER from
select fabrics and trimmings.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Cor. Lane’s Way and Front Street.
Full line of Matresses, Pillows, j
Reds, 1 [eliding, Rlankets, Tents, i
Tarpaulins war bags at HOLTS.
The Nonpareil
The Big Store With Little Prices
ANNOUNCEMENT
j OWING TO THE APPRECIATION SHOWN BY OCR PA
TRONS ANI) THE PUBLIC OF NOME
Of The Bargains Offered
WE HAVE DECIDED TO
! CONTINUE
| The Big
I Dissolution Sale
Until! The Close Of Navigation
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As far as we know the truth.
II ca:idor anil straight-forwardness is going to deprive us
of an individual sale we ruay safely conclude that the sale better
be sacriiiced than that the cliarcter of our store be placed in
jeopardy.
There is but one basis upon which the relations between
the merchant and customer may he safely placed and that is
upon the foundation of confidence.
One lie may not destroy that foundation hut it develops a
fractnro that require many more lies to conceal that the struc
ture is bound to disintegrate.
We must pay a certain market price for our goods and
we must sell same at a little more than what we pay fur them
to he able to maintain our structure efliiciently and to pre
serve same in order to aid in the present and future develop
ment of our community.
Polet’s Stores
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LONDON. Get. 4.-—Relative quiet
succeeds the German counters on
the west Flanders front today.
This evening the British heavy
guns began a bombardment of the
German front all along the line.
PARIS, Oct. 4.—The weather
now prevailing is heavy rain and
it will preclude the possibility oi
carrying out ai.y extensive opera
tions until it subsides.
Only in the Fanders section has I
it been relatively tine, although j
short* mists and heavy fogs are !
making reeonnaisance work difficult,
there also. The whole front is the
scene of relatively severe attacks
none the less.
STILL CONSIDER THE
LAFOLLETTE EXPULSION
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WASHINGTON, I). Oct. 4.—
The Senate Privilege Committee Is
still having under its consideration
the petition asking for the expul
sion anti impeachment of Hafollette
The Wisconsin Chairman or' the
State Defense Board today joined
in (he lwe and cry for the scalp ol
Lafollette.
v resolution was pres* nted ask
ing for his expulsion from the
Senate. | j
The report is expected today or j j
tomorrow.
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Overcoats of best material, heavy all wool goods in
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Stetson Hats, in late fall styles, all colors, Xo. I (Qual
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•'-astern hats medium grades, good body and good style $2.00
.'let: s all wool, natural color ('nderwear, Now at.$1,50
.Mens natural wool v'nderwear. light weight .$1.00
•>*'. lager's tier red shirts and drawers.$0.75
Meddlicott l inlet-wear, medium weight, now at .$2.00
Meddicott t nderwear, extra havy No. 7, now at.$2.50
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l!est grade Canadian I'utierweag, dark blue, now.$2.50
Wright's, Mousing and other makes I'nion Suits now ... $2.50
Men's heavy knitted sweater coats.s 1.00
Men's heavy Winter Caps.
Best grade blue serge or mixed goods, fur-lined caps. .
Men's latest style four in hand ties.. . ... ,25c.
The L'. S. Shoe packs, now at.$;J.5t>
Hoy's shoe packs, as low as.$2.50
An all woo! Overshirt, made first class.$.T.n<)
Our best grade Overshirts, all sizes.$5.no
levy Strauss, best grade Overalls.$1.50
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