The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1918, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR ‘BIBLE STUDENT ON TRIAL UNDER ESPIONAGE ACT | IRISH WORRYING NINE ARE HURT CANADIAN ACE IN ACCIDENTS DOWNS 72 HUNS “GLE ELUM FIRE WRECKS TOWN LLOYD GEORGE rc ‘ontinued From Page One HE DISTRIBUTED “THE FINISHED MYSTERY" BOOK | That he wilfully KEEP THE OLD FUSE BURNING f his last that he is remain pea U. S. May Increase Wages of Car Men the oornal ! wh General Ke ie cose, said Imued to dis he was w mt that ¥ propa. t© conseription the war. B L. Johnson ment of for the fer trial w morning. } of boxes of t "in a barn 6¢ the na increase oad employes if o be necessary, fects the finan- companies con- Spruce Workers to Get Holiday on the Fourth ‘The spruce the signal & off work ement was commandant, FORMER SEATTLE BOY IS KILLED IN ACTION King’s Daughter in 5 Training as Nurse LONDON, June 26.-—King George's Princess Mary, has started « for 4 nurve in the Children’s FROM GREENLAND'S rdware uma turaitare’ stove of the loat propert ware ¢ n's deat howpital, Great Orman st ICY MOUNTAINS. TO INDIA'S : CORAL SANDS! THERES GOING TO BE AN EXPLOSION LOUDER THAN STEEN THOUSAND BRASS of the things Shaf to have said are ase In your crocheting you are wasting y« d States can never vy st Germany “If the people of the United States fht all the Liberty Fx Stamps that they lose their money, t will ba People back ‘The government will Ir that Shaffer Your Country Needs Your Money attempt to made these ts in a conversation with Dotty N. Florence, of Everett Shaffer circulated Volume No. 7 “The Finished Mystery,” which to have been writter Russell, author of other ve of the book. The governme that volume No. 7, of “Th: d Mystery,” was not written Pastor Russell before his death, Md that his name has been wrong. mene’ to it. to it. r af examination for library as male or female, assistant ex-|voring the Hearst-Pathe film con , patent office, male or female, | ¢ exhibiting official war pictures @ forest pathologist. male, will be “nd preventing others from showing by the United States civil sery. | them commission. Information and THE BON MARCHE Ba RGAIN BASEMENT, More Bargains Coming to Light Every Day q —at the Sale of the $70,000 Stock of the Reed-Smith Co., of Bend, Oregon For it is a big job even for the Bargain Basement to get a $70,000 lot all marked and out on the floor. may have been here once or twice since the sale started—and not have seen half the bargain surprise are here. EXPERTS SNOBS, FOOD SITUATION ‘IS ‘CHARGE MABE = WORSE FR HUN —and— rete ee You Need to Save has overshadowed the Aus crt-| eg : eienediate ‘WAR PICTURES MAY BE PROBED WASHINGTON, June 26.—A reso: making tures tive T terday Introduction of the resolution, ais, assuming alarming Treadway said, resulted from | gurich cables today state charges that George Creel was fa # ree eet eae t165 SALEM MEN LEAVE FOR CAMP LEWIS |) Not Long Ago We Used Our Entire Advertisement to Tell You | | Why We Thought You Should Spend Wisely, Without Hoarding WASHIN( food situat prope Handley Page bombing plane. measures t y five raft. for army day for Cam Ee to preve A THRIFT STAMP » day) | wil keep the Hun away. | Today we desire to set before you some of the reasons why every citizen should save wisely, to put his savings in the Treasury of the United States When an engineer builds a bridge, he plans for the heaviest load that will ever be on it; the deep- est snow, the greatest wind pressure, the heaviest | trucks with the heaviest loads. Then he decides how the be. But he d | build the bridge just barely strong enough to take | care of these heaviest loads. He multiplies them by If Seattle Men Only Knew How Cheaply We Were Selling the a figure he calls the “factor Reed-Smith Stock of Shoes or to be sure that, no matter what happens, and no matter if some important part has a hidden bridge will not fall. dependable thing between you and starvation or charity is your savings. Your savings must be safe. Uncle Sam Is the Safest Borrower on Earth, So Lend Your Money to Him by Buying His Savings Stamps You strong bridge must oes not that three say of safety,” As a Nation, we Americans are optimistic. We are prone to think that the best will happen. When the worst happens we are unprepared. To be opti- mistic, to aim high, is wonderful, and has accounted largely for our progress as a people, but there is another and They would come tumbling over each other to get them—they The Reed-Smith Company kept good brands of Men’s Shoe: Brown, Chippewa and other well-known makes. Men’s Shoes, Very Special $5.50 would buy two and three a time. Walk-Over, Dry Pairs at : I flaw, his such a Hamilton- Sox, Engineers who build railroads, ships, buildings a safer side. ide side, Heavy Work Shoes, the Munson army last; Chippewa and Endicott-Johnson makes; heavy black and tan calf; others of gunmetal and vici kid for dress wear. Men’s Dress and Work Shoes $6.75 Shoes of excellent value, some of heavy tan calf leather with extra heavy soles, just the thing for work. Finer grades of tan Russia calf, gunmetal and black vici kid. A Few Examples of the Hundreds of “Good Things” Men’s Dress Shoes, Special $7.25 A good assortment of the Stratford make Shoes of black gunmetal calf, English last with fiber and Neolin *s—others in Blucher and broad-toe styles, in all Boys’ Shoes, Broken Sizes, $3.75 A large lot of Boys’ Shoes, all of which are splendid bargains; some of black elk, gunmetal calf ad black kangaroo in various styles; sizes 8! » to 419, but range of sizes is broken ms to be Found at the Sale of the Reed-Smith Stock Men’s Underwear; ribbed cotton Shirts and Drawers in ecru color; broken siz ; 59 c garment nu wes . Men’s Work Gloves, made of heavy canvas with leather 39 c facing; a pair Suit Cases, of fiber and fiber mat- ting with reinforced $1. 89 Women’s coat and novelty knit stitch, at Fine stripe special, a yard corners; brass fittings eight-yard bolt Genuine Cowhide Traveling Bags— walrus waterproof lining; Yard-wide quality, dark color: Women’s Fiber Silk Hose, one of the best known makes; white 79 Cc only; sizes 914 and 10; pair Ripplette, white and brown white stripes; slipover Ja panese Crepe, é patterns; Mosquito Netting in are pecially priced at Percale, in medium iy ci: Baars 27 inche: yard Wool Sweaters; Men's Heavy Over-blouses style; plain and, for lumbermen $9.95 sent verter’. $7.95 Men’s Work Shirts, made of heavy shirting cheviot; plain blue; all sizes 98c Wool-finish Blankets, size 72 heavy quality; gray with colored borders; per pair . Wool-finish Blankets, block plaid patterns; excellent value at Wool and inches wide; x80; green only; $1.19 very good -25c wide; size 66x80; $5.98 Kloster Cordonett Crochet Cotton; good assortment of white 10 and spool... . and blue and 35c and ome color | tain at best. | them that | produce | our personal affairs and machinery, know that human affairs are uncer- Years of ex ence h proved to even bars of not absolutely They know that the use of this factor to a margin of safety is a Now are far more uncertain than the a given bar of steel. Just that much need the margin of safety. We must realize that rainy, unsuccessful days all come in their turn. We must learn to provide against ill fortune. We must learn about the in- creased self-respect and decreased worry which come to one who knows that there is a bumper against adversity in the shape of Savings. steel are reliable. necessity. gth of we ourselves tre more Wonderful it is to realize time, so that we put the hands of Uncle Sam, and at the same provide ourselves with our Margin of Safety. these things safety is n and b anything leasured by your investment in the only Your money sound margin of in the bank, securities. If your happens, This II WAR SAVINGS WEEK. Make Up Your Mind to Do Your Share Now.) THRIFT Is Your MARGIN OF SAFETY | THE BON MARCHE at this ] a share of our earnings into time ¥