The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1918, Page 2

—— STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1918. PAGE 2 ee Se Teisnte @ == 2 aR . . (RRA ae et Bie g ee eo Years service to T AMERICANS IN by oor forthe WAR WORK TO laren & uesox 4 OF ihe homefumnisher: | ATU MENACE: "Stan HOLD STABEAT == public workr Doma morning HOOD » HAV Re Ore, June 20 rat lL. Hodgen an This auxiliary he pted 10,000 ‘ higt 1 git |sphagnum mons dreesings an ite quo ‘ ortland, rece a as: aa ta and will begin active work with 7 e on )| War work w nary in You r Battle Analysis by s at npapeneriaiioesl aa tos out delay, that this very large num of the Young Women's Chrin-|t of Ww dromming awnociation, whieh will sock ope ‘Sanu M. Stone Cove C. Srome J. W. _T. Mason Credit Is Good 1 Citizenship tart ow Americanizing , | bed and was ready to ctimb in when a piercing shriek startled hin will be it Patronize Home _ Industry and Union Labor 0 depar the citizens Then three —By having your clothes made to order in this strictly union shop. for a new offensive in Western model beet x France and slept in the haymow, Not American 1 ©} until thie morning did he. leart that 1% girls on a berrypicking {expedition had preempted hin || ¢ timer a feature of the SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY; NO C.0. D. OR PHONE ORDERS; ONE TO A PURCHASER aluminum combination cooking pot: Special for Friday and Saturday— $2.39 regular price $3.50 Dresses —Reasonable prices, su- perior fabrics and personal supervision are features of our service. \, So ¢fAilors quarters r will open Frida ) June at4p.m HATRED OF HUNS BUSINESS WOMEN TO | MEET FRIDAY, AT 6:15 GROWING NOW IN MEET FRIDAY, AT 6:15 RUSSIA, HE SAYS Wealia's oleh wit hela its. aneeue There in a growing hatred of the meeti $15.00, $19.50 and $22.50 Formerly Priced From 50 to $45.00 These dresses are the Picardy and Chan atrengthening of the rman t of in that n the Wome Mxehange, | Germans in lussia and no fear need t., between Second and —aluminum “seven-in-one” com- Diamar duns bt | be felt that Russia will cooperate bination cooking pot; can be e the with the Huna, according to Lieut very essence of loveli- ‘ s , kettle, dou- was organized for Col. Raymond Robin», head of the The Seca used ‘oti a k eae Geence cr| America Wied “Cress tntacied, Wt BE They represent ble boiler, roaster, pudding men with government | has ar ' «on bis way to | every worth-while idea pan, colander and casserole; ular price $3.50; special for rant $2.39 family scale: special for thus far expressed in the world of fashion. Every material and color scheme is repre- sented, hSlovake is way to the United Ststes, ac m. the Bu stripes may CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS es Beatle or the teenie: to fight the Austrians. A male . at be held here Ju to fill trian vacancies in the clerk and carrier brob wrted from the Aus 7 hortly after the war A ’ Friday and Saturday— Se eursn eae ele ee, So” rl) 906 Second Avenue ~ 7 NEAR ‘VIRGINIA actin pmees YN T1604 Second Ave cs arate NEW YORK, June 20.—A Germar BE READY FOR JUNE 28th submarine was mghted off the Vir-| 96 ginia capes at 4p. m. yesterday, ac cording to a report made by officer of the coastwise ateamer Advance today, ‘The U-boat was four mile away from the Advanee, and faije to come nearer when the steamer’s «un was made rea this seale has 25 Ibe ca- acity; just what | for action 42 BRITISH SURVIVORS OF U-RAID ARE LANDED RIO DE JANEIRO, June 20.—The British sht pein today tanded 42 survivors of the British stean Cairncross, which was sunk submarine off the Azores, May 3 Stream of Alien Women Registering German alien enemy women came into police headquarters in a steadily increasing stream Thursday. Extra lerks were required to handle them Over 200 were registered by noon Wednesday, and since then it ts ew timated that close to 150 women have registered, making an approx! mate total of 350. Many of the women were stylishly dressed, and drove up in their own ars. Others were attended by their husbands, who assumed a belligerent attitude toward the fingerprint process nia Jeanette Brown KIDDIES AID gins | rr. Sams reco, Us S. WILL NOT NEED TO CHILDREN OF ALLIES Gertriae Tenby. Nancy Ann munier| USE BROADWAY HIGH Uittle workers of the Rea|@nd Margaret Eliag 0 The government haw decided that have been meeting each week it will not need to mal Stier wiser and opring. Alpine | Dedicates eeeeal Baatele at tats ambulance pillows and baby . hoot equ nt for the inatruction the title kid a Liberty Temple |=") somo for te, inairuetion ; Bi 3loxom, ugee garments fo P of men in mechanics and radio, thin Im France and Belgium Alpine Wash., will stage a bi summer. Enough other accommoda donating $65 to the Red |trictic demonstration Saturday a4 tions to care for the 90,000 men to they have purchased large | Sunday, according to Cart Clem: |), trained have been arranged for of undershirts. Much of | mants, delegate to the land reciama y py tion conference. A Liberty Temple @money was rained at a bazaar - pagre te a8 Ae pres pa SOUNDED LIKE A NEW at the residence of Mrs. Leo bazaar and old-fashioned hoe-down GERMAN OFFENSIVE . and those participat People in the vicinity of Lake Were Bertha Schwabecher, Vir- held = Union were of the opinion that a offensive had been at a burglar neck when he awe shots took effect PALACE HIP Foster, in @ comedy skit, includ ing a “surprise novelty quartet, “Th rigands Jimmy Dur n “A arm”; Christopher and a funny skit called “Barbers,” and the Xylo Maids, who play the latest selections ¢ TO HELP DEVELOP ALDERWOOD MANOR The Fastest-Growing District In or About Seattle We need 100 men quick, to clear land, build roads, get out telephone and electric light poles, to build homes, paint and provide a dozen other forms of labor for the upbuilding of ALDER- WOOD MANOR. Apply PUGET MILL CO., Land Dept., 208 Walker Building, Second and University, Seattle. Superior Yet Low Priced Aeolian Player Piano $545 The Aeolian Player Piano is a product of the Aeolian Company, makers of the famous Pianola and the wonderful Duo Art. aving Leachi The return trip wi made The Aeolian Player Piano is superior because the fine musical results which are obtainable are not dependent upon some single and sensational feature—but are due to the well-balanced perfection throughout the in- strument. on the | You can live at ALDERWOOD MAN( ground and keepin n touch with des ments every day y pretty 1 home, poultry, cow, garden, fruit, ete., and what swift st ALDERWOOD MANOR is taking in by still hold your position in town until your place is self-sus- coming the great money-making home community of the | taining—making a profit. No waiting for ferries to cross the Northweat | water ht on the main land in the direction of the city’s DRAFTED! You don't realize—you can't realize without being on five acres, have [ greatest growth. Forty-five minutes from the heart of the Aimost two-seore homes are under way or have just been city by Everett Interurban, leaving Fifth and Pine every completed in this beautiful district, where poultry-raisin hour on the half-hour, or over the fine North Trunk Highway the basic quick-money industry, and where the Little I by automobile ers learn not only the science of making five acres produ an abundance to support the family, but where they are learning as well from Mother Nature and the Great Outdoors » of living The Aeolian Player Piano has a pneumatic system which is truly remarkable in its sim- plicity and efficiency, making it instantly responsive to the one playing. It is unex- Come to ALDERWOOD MANOR as our guest—at our expense. Just call at our offices and let us We are selling | take you out where you can have five mag zelled in ease of pumping. 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