The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1918, Page 9

$302.50 RAISED FOR ~ SMOKE FUND AT ME One week's supply of toda 2,210 soldiers! ‘That's the result Smoke fund vaude Bented by the “Or fomedy stars at the theatre Thursday noon © for musical The irresintib! ——__ CLE ELUM WILL RUSH BUILDINGS CLE ELUM, June 28.-Plans for Febuilding of Cle Elum are al under way, The Independent and Coke Co., the lar, company here, is arran and the care of the fam Dorothy Maynare The state fuel administration will ‘De asked to furthe sider steps in that the Cle Elum mines may operating as soon as possible While many Red Cross workers Believe that the relief already ex fended Cle Elum is sufficient, there are many here who point out that it Will be necessary for entire families to live in tents for several weeks. and that as these families have lost All, they will be in need of assistance Metropolitan | partner th dance armed at hed they had m just a few wee the arma of his Thuraday'a noon © who did stunts were of the baby, Dorothy May Winn, James Brad nd the rest of pretty © in the alstes, picking up smoke fund donations. Hagen J Titus announced from th ae go the Chauncey Wright Restaurant Ce would double amount raised by the smoke vaudeville, whereupon the “Oh, Boy" girls went out into the audience again and picked up another crop Manager George Hood donated the theatre, The orchestra and the stage hands gladly contributed their serv lows All the public swimming pools and some of the public baths In London are being used for communal kiteh girls were out in| Men . | mill emplo + | fund HOP SATURDAY | ay AT WOODINVILLE santtey,| Town Beyond Bothell Gets Busy for Smoke Fund today ity diers day ¢ thing open r things » with a bang again There's going to Woodinville Saturday rangements have been m and all t will be turned over to the You don't have worker to go. be a dance at night dance, you Woodinville is Mrs. W ke fund Frida monthly in $12 which was collected at the whist meeting at the home of Mrw. 8. L. Eklund, 3983 Morgan st, The club turned in $6.26 last month . . 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Second Floor, Bathing Suits ~Silk plated lis} Plain white lisies Cotton Suits at In Woven Athletic Soft mercerized material Fine self-striped material A good weight madras Soft crepe material Good, durable nainsook Men's Belts s of soft shirts and belta. election Until their earning capacity is again There are tw gray, navy restored. arate methods « blue 2 ‘" . the Ours Boys in France Tobacco CONCERT AT LAWTON — « SUNDAY AT 3:45 P. M You can buy t for the automobiles whi Fort Lawton's military band con. sold, or you can make a@ direct cert will begin Sunday at 245 p. m., contribution to the fund. In the fm the parade ground latter case your name is publish Miss Nellie Fowles will be the con ed in The Star and forwarded to cert soloist. the soldiers who receive your to- Sunday morning a musical pro- bacco. Will be given in the post gym a and black. = —Specially Saturday at. For Women and Children —Very attractive Swimming Suits for women ar pure worsted, shown in a large range of colors with novelty stripe trimming; have the cut-out arm hole, giving perfect freedom of the arms. -86.50 -. $1.50 garments: priced for -$19. 75 “third Fi New Wash Skirts for Women and Misses WIDE range of effective new styles A vacation wear. Decidedly new models, many smart, new ideas, among which are pockets, belts, novelty buttons, etc. The fabrics include pique, Oxford cloth, gabardine, wash satin and English repps. -Prices are $3.95, $4.50, $5.00, $6.50, $7.50, 38.50 -Fraser-Paterson Co, Third Floor. 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Abeolu attle? art LADY ATTEND less extracting. to tend me a mesauge of thy UNION DENT ISTS 3k PIKE STREET OVER OWL DRUG STORE MUST BE SOLD Everything Must Go—Wholesale and Retail THE WHOLE STOCK AT te ON THE DOLLAR our entire stock of ehter prices, In- ht over trem ur Name Address . city ——— ee J War Labor Board Favors Paper Men The na estab forward ‘BLOUSES ff] FOR LADIES of our own manufacture First ave. #t Everything must be eold at le LOOK AT THESE SLAUGHTERED PRICES | The Collars and | They Will Move the Goods Men's Suite to $55 values sell for $15 ) Men's Work and Dreas Shoes to $16 Cuffs Pure All Shoes (0 $3.50 values petal (Like cut) With a beautiful government lanyard to hold scissors, knife, keys or watch, all for—$3.50. No other store has such quality. i KIRK’S MILITARY SHOP This is the King in the four-in-one smoke fund automobile plan. You buy a ticket for one dollar, The goes to The Star's “Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund,” While the money goes to help the boys across four automobiles will be sold here, The $2,500 King auto you see herewith is one of them. Red Cross 4 of the motor division are giving the King the once over and pronouncing it a splendid machine. /PUYALLUP TO FURNISH \Col. Disque Will 3,000,000 TINS OF JAM) Evacuate Portland Puyallup & Sumner Fruit Growers’| PORTLAND, June 28 sociation has offered 2,400,000 one. | Disque of the spruce div ind tins of blackberry jam at 34/ing & on hit and 600,000 of raspberry for | vigional headquarte Wash,, unte | Columbla are re’ English agricultural laborers put | division Is concerned a demand for a minimum) Several sections of the division were moved to Vancouver today. '3,000 SOLDIERS WILL BE HERE ON JULY 4 » thousand r , and at lea: ls, will take .| Disque Declares Liberty Motor O. K. ations here, Four crs SPOKANE, June 28 have artilleryner : talked to many men w “4 have ; y iven the new Liberty motor-—both f . foreigners 1 Americdns—and ¢ the greatest he had ever driven nlonel sion is mal threat to move di BALE BRGINS 8:50 A. M DAnLY AND CONTINUES UNTIL SOLD OUR Everything Must Be Sold Kegardiess of Price. THE BARGAIN STORE 222 Occidental Ave. Corner, at Main 8t.—-Don't Miss the Plate, rs to Vancouver er the ar as his 1209 First Avenue Tae bert e Sam's arm s bri inca will be furnighed by. the Stiget 1 fort command band, with the Col. Brice P. Disque mimanding |aswixtance of other musical perform-| the spruce division of the tng) forward [corps, made that statement heréwit| wage of $7.50 a week. y Checks Y a= — sy