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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1918

Page

10

Fraternal Lodges urged to invest in War Savings Stamps

The Star lists Seattle fraternal bodies including Rainier, Arctic, Elks, Eagles and others urging investment in War Savings Stamps. Seattle’s Columbus Seattle Council 676 and many lodges across chapters and tents are called to act, with a future follow up planned.

Rainierib Arctic Club The Elks Eagles Star Seattle Columbus Seattle Coun Ts of Pythias Banner Lodge Pythian Sisters Order Knights of Khoras Order of Moose Maccabees Rainier Alki Washington Woman’s Benefit Association of the Beattle Valley Review Masons Aki Arcana Ark Lodge Century Ge Delta Lodge Doric Lodge Eureka Green Lake Home Occidental St. John’s University West Gate Templar Royal and Select Masons sSeattle Council Royal Arch Masons Ballard Oriental Nobes Nile Temple Angora Grotto Order of the Eastern Star Alpha Amethyst Ark Delta Doric Ionia Lorraine Myrtle West Amaranth Evergreen Court Modern Brotherhood of America Woodmen of America Coe River Camp Columbia

Seattle's first woman porterette debuts in Pioneer barber shop

Fern Bonayne becomes Seattle's first porterette at the Leary Building barber shop on Second Ave and Madison, after a 15 minute course supervised by Herman Lofaso. She explains government demand for more workers and enjoys shining boots and brushing hats, with patrons accepting her work.

Second Ave Madison St Leary Building Seattle Fern Bonayne Fern Herman Lofaso

Extensive List of Local Fraternal, Social, and Aid Lodges

A long register of Seattle area fraternal and auxiliary bodies with numerous camps and councils named. The list includes Native Sons of Washington Seattle Council, Royal Arcanum Duwamish Council, Scandinavian Fraternity Odin Lodge, Sons of Norway Leif Erickson Lodge, various United Artisans and Fraternal Order chapters, Grand Army of the Republic posts, Ladies of the G A R circles, Women’s Relief Corps units, Homesteaders Chief Seattle Home stead, Red Men tribes, Bnai Brith lodges, Foresters courts, Odd Fellows lodges, Rebekahs, Knights and Ladies of Security, and related assemblies and posts.

Royal Arcanum—Duwamish Madrona Rainier Scandinavian Fraternity of America Odin Lodge Sons of Norway Leif Erickson Tribe of Ben Hur United Commercial Travelers of America Seattle United Spanish War Veterans George H. Fortson Carl M. Thygesen Woodmen of the World Ballard Falkenberg Home Rainier Valley Sound Timber South Seattle Washington Seattle Lodge of Nisqually Court St. Alphonsus Court St. Benedict's Court St. Edward's Court Immaculate Conception Court of Honor Danish Brotherhood of America Daughters of the American Revolution Lady Stirling Daughters of Veterans Foresters of America Magnolia Union Rebekahs—lidgely Mystic Jewel Diadem Woodland Elite Prosperity University Linnea Patience Floral Knights and Ladies of Security Queen City Council

Judge Brown Urges Equal Pay for Teachers

Judge F. W. Brown, counsel for the Great Northern, asks School Director Nathan Eckstein to elevate teaching to a dignified profession with higher pay. He urges the school board to reconsider its stance on equal pay and to grant women teachers the same salaries as men, arguing there is no justice or policy reason for unequal wages.

F. W. Brown The Great Northern Nathan Eckstein Brown

Key Men May Send Burleson Ultimatum

J F Rohan international vice president of the Commercial Telegraphers union has telegrammed F J Konenkamp union president demanding an ultimatum to Postmaster General Burleson. The message seeks a set date for reinstatement of the Western Union locked out telegraphers after five months of waiting for the promised employees' right to organize.

J. F. Rohan The Commercial Telegraphers' Union F. J. Konenkamp Burleson Western Union Rohan

Big Pavement Dance to Benefit Red Cross

Some 400000 Seattle residents are invited to the Jitney Jazz Dance on Harvard ave N and Royston pavement Saturday night. Mayor Hanson will officiate with Chief Warren and a traffic squad managing flow. Refreshments will be served and the naval training station band will provide music.

Seattle Red Cross Harvard Ave. N Royst Hanson Warren Naval Training Station

Military style boys school suits priced to seven fifty

sturdy school suits with slash pockets buckled belt knickers full lined in gray brown and novelty mixtures sizes 6 to 17 years priced at 7.50 also shawl collar sweaters from heavy yarn coat style with two pockets sizes 28 to 34 at 2.00 and flannelette blouses in gray and khaki sizes 6 to 15 years at 1.00

Autumn Millinery Shows at Basement Store

Many possibilities for smart autumn hats appear in the Basement Store display. Matron hats include small velvet Lyons styles at several prices, large velvet sailors in multiple colors, and droopy velvet sailors. Velvet shapes feature shirred crowns and brims in mushroom, poke and roll-brim effects with assorted colors and prices from 1.50 to 7.00.

Lyons Copenhagen

Misses Stockings 25c Pair at The Basement Store

Listing for 9 to 14 serviceable black cotton ribbed stockings sized 6 to 9 14 with a sale price of 25 cents per pair. Advertisement notes affordability and presentable appearance.

Frugal Laces Offer at The Basement Store

A basement store advertises soft delicate laces ideal for lingerie in cream and white. widths range 12 to 18 inches at 15¢ per yard, embroidery and edgings from 10¢ to 15¢ per yard, with Readings and Insertions from one to five inches also at 10¢ per yard.

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Fern Ronayne Carry Optical CO Eyesight Specialists Moore Thomas Whiffen Florenze Tempest the Magazine Eddie Foyer Tracey & McBride Bessye Clifford Orpheum Wilkes Pine Elliott Annabelle Ats Palace Lipton Hippodrome Robh Clifford Eves Sun Olives Sinclair & Dixon Octavia Handworth and CO Empire Mortgage Loan Co Driftwood Duwamish Dunlap Elliott Bay Fremont South Park Royal Neighbors of America Friendship Greenwood Laurel Liberty Valley Native Sons of Washington Seattle Council United Artisans Queen City Assembly Fraternal Aid Union Fraternal Brotherhood Pallard Lodge Fivergreen Latona Myrtle Lodge Fraternal Order of Eaglee Dulliarne Down Estairs Torrey & Sears’ Billiard Parlor Columbia ST Edwin J. Brown First Ave First Second D. D. Beattie Frederick & Nelson Fifth Avenue Pine Street Sixth Avenue Belgium Dresden
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