The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1918, Page 5

SSS SS On Friday, Jume 28th, % Hid You Are Given Another Opportumity oe + J ae oe Ne to Show Your Patriotism ° e ° Hy UR government has proclaimed Friday, June 28th, National Pd : War Savings Day, and on that day you are requested to go Ud : with your friends and relatives to your precinct polling places and Hd 3 pledge every cent you can save during the next six months. Yd $ —Thousands of American soldiers are going “over there” every , : 3 week. We must back them up. The least we who stay at home Bid can do is to back them to the limit with our dollars. investment you can make bearing 4 per cent —War Savings Stamps are the best Safe, sure, United Sta Govern ment security, compounded interest. —Note—When you sign your pledge cards you are asked to desig nate a bank, postoffice or store at which you will purchase the Stamps. This store will make arrangements so that you may ful- fill your pledges at our Accommodation Desk PEEL Re FF FP Pe PP Pe PEPE PE PE: Fraser-PatersonCo. We Announce for Thursday An Extraordinary Sale of Sixty-Five | Women’ s and Misses’ Beautiful Silk Dresses Formerly $35.00, $38.75 and $45.00 The Sale Price Is $26.75 N opportunity to buy Afternoon and Street Dresses such as no woman who wants a new dress can well afford to overlook. / AS —Eighty-fite beautiful, fashionable Dresses—the very best styles of the season—will be offered in this sale. —Dresses for every daytime occasion. —New frocks designed of chiffon taffeta, foulards, crepe de Chines, sat- ins, crepe meteors and combinationsof taffeta and Georgette crepe. —All the season's most favored styles, the season's most called-for color- ings. This is the best Dress sale of the season, and offers styles that are beau- tiful and correct and values that are most extreme $26.75 —Plenty of all sizes for women and misses. weiek ieee A meeting known as Red Star int will be held Wednesday, the Seattle Kennel club iniversity st. Plans for next show will be discusse is invited. sad peariteee aaa Cats ~vmmiaaion PLAN LUNCHEON FOR MAURICE CASENAV an to malig Casenave tal ndted ry J. Christoffers, t eau of fisheries , finane N ~" PRIVATE OFFICE Hl arrive in Seattle at , for a four days’ ata A luncheon in his honor t arranged by the Seattle Cha Commerce and Commercial ¢ EMPLOYERS FAIL TO FORWARD REPORT ner ¢ N O- BookKEEPERS ie amie put: Sees WOMEN| War Savings Day which were expected to furnish dat for a federal government report, | #ewing {t corn, or corn Only 561 replies have been received | 14040, Ban calluses, with Suffering from F. id J 28 h 31 forma. « Freezone N O- CRE DIT MAN Nf totem Scamaeavsn fous ues ee ee ae riday, June Zdt Contractor J. A. Fletcher has ne | casualties reported today numbered |ery of a Cincinnati genius N d bid totaled $58 N O-HIGH RENTS ; ri . oe LEMON JUICE : “Vote for Victory” —lassitude, low spirits and WAR SAVINGS STAMPS Thats hy i t loss of appetite will find re- IE SAVE You i TAKES OFF TAN i — Rei brighter It's Patriots’ Day—the day the government by } : JUNE ooks, better health and will call upon you to give a new pledge of loy- 7 clearer com plexionsb ; C e ss Goi i Beect p y using alty; new proof of your will to win; new evi- Yo } Girls! Make bleaching lotion a0 28th jeecham’s Pills. They give dence that your dollars, as well as your hearts. {if skin s nent i ry the very hel ae — are behind the men facing the Hun on the tanned or freckled ' and are a natural aid to the tN Ride fs ae a ~ ON THE FURNITURE You | Perec Aci eam | W. stomach, liver, bowels and J. Mattyred fields of fair France. d tan lotion , at very, “Gee BuyY FROM Squeeze the juice of two lemona in blood. Gentle and positive to a bottle containing three ounces of | | + : Orchard White, shake well, and you S. in action, without any disa- War Savings Committee OOK F URNITURE inate Ghat) ot AE greeable after- effects — Use COMPANY == weetly fragrant lotion into the fac nd hands each day an sunburn, windbur Prine St. 2 ebnpAve and how clea ne skin become: It is harmless. adviser to the mminsion in the Unit bein peirereetceeteteane inh teens noer has the lemons an any drug store or tollet counter wi We Sell Furniture-Not Terras| 09's vee oun rin STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1918. PAGE 5 ‘SEATTLE ACTRESS COMES BACK HOME FOR A REST a 2s She Rhodes Co. Silk Umbrellas | ee $5 50, Ps 00, $7.50, $8.50 and $10.00 —Main Floor, } . 00, $4.50, $5.00, Appropriate for the Fourth of July, Are These Fiber Silk S weaters Upper Main Floor In Gay Colors, The Ideal Summer Hat A Banded Milan $7.95 Upper Main Floor “Hilda” “Sea Shore” the beauty of these AND | Fiber Silk Sweater is that their useful- is as well adapted for the preceding as the summer days following this historical national holiday. ne days Fringe, Chenille, Sashes and “Motoring” Belts “C. ” enhance and transpose these from Colfaz the ordinar o the realm of din “Meteor” enabies ride “Frolic” w pi pur to 46, $8.50, $10.00, $16.50 are lively given m | THESE The Woman Who Purchases at This Sale Will Save $2.75, $7.75 or $18.00 on \ SSS ees Silk Afternoon and Street 9s | Dresses, Special at $16. 75 q ~~ 4 Smart Pineapple Upper Main Floor } substantial savings Sailors at w f | available on_ these < , 83.95 THE | Dresses, priced special te for Thursday, is made possible . bt eee aaane Finer through a_ selected assortment from the regular stock of about sixty garments, reduced for quick ANOTHER | rt to play tunes © ‘ disposal. rit "| Big Union Piciianl P Shipment of these very favored ise’ céhount ou weve dapusaa upon Gap 1) ee pens Wednesda : 4 Op Bie 4 y rough straw Sailors permits Dress you choose, as the variety is com- he jon Labor carnival ‘ : i the selection of Kel r posed of broken sizes and styles designed pen Wednes r at iia e, natural, sand, t of silk taffeta, printed chiffons, silk ging Marche park, at Fourth ave P Pts * nut 2 . Diack, adorned witle b hams and Georgette crepe, in Delft blue, old tne » continue until July The fete in being given under the colored band An rose, Copen blue, sand, gray and navy, in usplces of the Laundry Workers Hat for business wea sizes 16 to 40, which sold formerly at $19.50, local No. 24, and will be open Sat tor the at $24.50 and $34.75. ’ both matinee apd night An the Fourth o ‘ r dance will be a feature. Siny tte it ° Nes : ae end Me Ml tee Workioeet ———— ‘ : Casualties of | ' he aren ave. beets ted here i Strange Code May Need 250 Boys to | $ : project for war workers | «© Reveal Messages Pick Berries for a ace ?/U.S. Fighters} | = of Enemy's Agent __ the Soldiers’ Jam| si. LIFT OFF CORNS Deciphering of a necret code re| Two hundred and fifty boys S) ; FREEZONE IS MAGIC oo a revel renton of ari | th Puree sts ID cx section ia ripening much faster than| WASHING Gen the county Jal al in the tsi = Si cryal Costs few cents! Sore, touchy eee? and unless the growers ca COOL AND COMFORTABLE corns lift right off with United | be ated 4 = fingers. No pain! nt in Turk: | jo wil go largely into A BIG NEW SHOW f Thomas | “ auaplons of the Unites of code. et and Junior Boys’ Reserve, the yr. M. C. A. of Seattle and Tacoma and the Boy Scouts, a big camp will be established on the Puyallup fair HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE TRANSFER MAJ. WELTY £20" 0° Pe Drake, ot T. ett : TO CAMP FUNSTON DUTY °° Maj. Maurice ef of co-ordina jon of the rate the rate at will paid, with uits can register at . at Fourth ave. and TOMORROW Together with FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS BARBARA CASTLETON gnment not knowr RESERVE BOARD MEMBER IRVING erick A. Delano, Chicago member of in wis suse oahetee te “THE HEART OF ' ‘ A GIRL” - > and Tenth Episode “THE — EAGLE'S EYE” ‘ ; Evenings and Sundays 20¢ = REGISTERED DENTISTS Ont of the high rent district, pee- sonal service and i 3rd &Universit y careful, painiess methods and Dr. J. ORPHEUM Third and Madison Brown's New Office BUILDING National $i aj M yunded in sonal pledge to buy Sick Headache Your Savings Pledge will be a Kr S. Northwest Trust & Savings Bank Second and Union This Space Contributed for the Winning of War nd i 1 is the ‘SECON! elger 4 AND UNI by BPis|s, | Ser fats Bete ot Aor’ of Any Me: ON STREET. hedicine in the Werla. | In bones, 10¢., 266." |