The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1918, Page 15

STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1918, PAGE 15 - The Star Rates Farm Land for Sa Bor ee 19 Cc sity Res al Esti ate _cor L vr RAT. KODAK WORK | DEVELOPING Trae Tippodrome SAND armen | SHOP BEFORE SIX LOYAL CITIZEN: THE STATE COUNCIL ‘ 2 ~) TO RE-ORGANIZE ILI IIL FARMS I0N hf soba opp hin DAVIES AILIDIEIR IPAIRIK | Sint sorts: h consump’ i ni 1 wtion of thousands of m sling, with ' i it oe 1 ite “ 4 : ; Saar ees ae ASKS YOU PINNEY & STIRIEK FRENCH PRAISE et z| YANK ATHLETES AS A PATRIOTIC DUTY TO — ———____— WASHINGTON h ?%—Fa 1A—REAL ESTATE FOR SALB 4h-For Sale Miscellaneous |" © ran b) UR EEN aaa oy rao, ren “| ShopBefore60’Clock,Saturdays Included : i ; n ae This will help mightily by giving the vast number of American Store Hy Workers time for Liberty Loan, Red Cross and War Garden Wor ; ; : mconDa By shortening store hours (io meet state law for women) they may F y Pinote $678 escape the harder work (they now do in Europe) by substituting for men ; x Hg in store work. Men are urgently needed to raise wheat, make ships, plane $ , ' A and munitions. ’ : = ie Shop Early and give the Ship Workers a chance {0 ride home. Many BPRS te seems, NO MORE PICKETING TO | Walk now. i w war te “ae BE ALLOWED AT FRYE’S Support the Loyal Merchant. We appealed to his patriotism, so .he : pbb yg Maree or ° nigga to closes at 6, Saturday, too. Insist that his competitor (your dealer, perhaps) ne ss close likewise; that the advantage he now takes may cease. >}-Furnished Apts * v . . . Look for This COMMERCIAL 27 t : ECONOMY ne weed .w C d THIS STORE 18 ON A WAT BASIS ey ere (pny! ‘ THIS STORE . WIT make one delivery a day on ench | In All Stores Before Buying. credit for 20 dayx onty. necessities and less lux- | 1 METROPOLITAN }.<? ‘ cep open nine hours, closing at_¢ Read All lis Provision | ALL STORES in Wash this prograr Ask Your Dealer to Enroll With please Loyal Merchants and Get a Card 1. Nore ekitle Nore th re tHE PURNIFORE IN ° RNTFORE 7 i. Keeping bu sound, | 32 This Is Our Answer to Patriotic Duty > ereapz tons ean 7 All customers #b elp in this War Economy x house s In Their Mesical Farce ee . THE STATE COUNCIL OF DEP La ° “THE HIGH COST OF LOVING’ *Economy No. 2 does not appl) Committee on Commercial a : { to installment accounts. a nee Cee ror, MAT. SAT. Prices NEST SEATS $1.00 S00 te $1.50 SHOP BEFORE SIX pa: Ne JUNIOR MINUTE MEN |“SWIVEL CHAIR” LADS ,NEW SPANISH CABINET - SHOW ‘OF TO ORGANIZE LEAGUE ; TO BE GIVEN HOOK READY FOR BUSINESS ee WONDERS ; 2 MADRID, March 22.—A new Span- oats 15 Scenes—125 People t has been formed, with ALL, STAR CAST ira as premier; Senor Date 5 lemens ruicks Bives., Me te instruc tions to : u . ° ad whe nm the next military bil : > stice, and Sea S V NS wart v; My will be ell the war depa t he ais = rh I b = cont head er) as mintetee El the, eo F i nor + ee a oF ed out today, at the weekly ———p nd his! conference of the house mil . : iriichaninl a ——— from the f . pre 5 | || en of draft age into fiek ° x i Today’s Market ||" Wich older’ t29m 16004 “not. Se (GEO. SACKEAN, Myaegee Pourth ave. : Report \\¢ which they are unusual Has the best equipped plant in hwest for manufacturing ases, Card Cases ALi. NEW OR OLD BANG Bete Sete ri ee PALACE HIP! ce srtrett on ta WA : ' and make and repair Ladies* TOM DAVIES & CO. ta HECKMATED her Big Hip Acts pinay: Carlyle MaAkwell velyn ¢ VAL H “If It's Mo nile of Leather— We Make It” 88—Business Chances t RoOP ar eley in NESS Second Floor SANITARY MARKET Opposite Liberty Theatre WILKES Fifth and Pine, Tel. Ft ; . fant tr 1 ' $0.50 J ted p ane prise — | NEW PANTAGES, cereals 4 bs DOMNARDMENT AND ® eRe EN ' ’ n DESTRUCTION OF TRHKMS “4 “ : Bee CABARET DE LUXE . ’ FIX 7 Other ¥ on. " r " 5 I neral N 4 "7 ~ * ‘ a> :.|—— = — . tare {| GAIETY THEATRE 29. ltry + : First and Madison > ‘ } NOW PLAYING psp te a3 _ t “A WAR BABY ~o HR. a Ans BURLESQUE fancy ¥ . § tee ‘We ne ‘ 59—Legal Notice Wit H. Armatrong and 20 Gtete” 1) 4h%9 4 ¥ bd $8.00 y ‘ orw 3irke riday Night i ‘ i t top BT ‘ is * sCOF., ¥ ttle, W M 4 see Invest in War Saving Stamps | ann | today. Learn Thrift’ and help Uncle Sam. me , NOW PLAYING ‘OMOBILES FOR SALE i ne Harold Lockwood eal Bock. aon ating d 2. “Broadway Bill” kstaff timulating to mind, re freshing to nerves, invigorating to CLASS “A” THEATRE “Beacon” Union Made Shoes for 8 n i body. 3rd Near Pike twelve different styles. Lace All materials. Priced at 50 Bockstaff—Good old Bock Brew in all DOCTOR’S Quality is equal to that for which many places ff) its foamy deliciousness; dark, rich, Examination and Consultation charge $7.00. creamy. buys the best Work Shoe in the city for t the Bockstaff—Boon companion of a good book and a quiet smoke. The . and you know it alw hool boys—-sizes 9 to of brew—decidedly difte rs. home, $2.20; 30c per dozen return on bottles. » is only one Tock builders; They stand the “gaff.” he “Boy Scout” shoes for at $2.50, are great w 3. ‘or ladies we have many new styles in Greys and Browns. Every~detail of these shoes is absolutely Bockstaff MECTIAN DRUG STORE correct from the style standpoint. Prices up to 4 nr | ne doctor wil be gia to tal ve 9 Lifestaff Applestaff over your trouble with you and sy, ia Downstairs at Turrell’s Everywhere for you, If necessary. rges will be for medicines prescribe Only « Where Shoes Cost Less Hemrich’s Staff Products Co. Capitol 870 "aie "© || prescribed or treatment taken. wink Z TAN You will be surprised how Uttie 120 MARION ST. y 903 SECOND AVE. it will cout you ANAGH'H $2.00 LATS, 1006 tat ave. |