The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1918, Page 8

Bs SP ce od THE SEATTL E STAR THURSDAY, JOLY ms, zs, yore. Naval Training Station University Campus, Seattle July 23 to 28 WITHOUT END! PROGRAM. TONIGHT Fun, Frolic $8 sich a and Amusement IE as tr Every Minute From 11 in ssi Se J the Morning — Until the Midnight 11 A.M. TO 12 P.M. Hour! VICTORY CARNIVAL The Largest, Most Elaborate Outdoor Fete Ever Staged on the Pacific Coast-Magnificently Produced in the Most Beautiful Outdoor Setting in America. No End of Fun and Amusement on the “Jazz Trail”—You'll Enjoy the Massed Band of 125 Pieces With the Great Sailors’ Chorus of a Thousand Trained Voices—Hear the Boys Sing Their Patriotic War Songs! DON’T FAIL TO SEE THE GRAND, SPECTACULAR PREMIER EVENT ssoccect| THE ROAD TO VICTORY |ssccticce 1,500 Men, Women and Children in the Cast 200 Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Famous Naval Band of 125 Pieces Produced in the Great Outdoor Amphitheatre of the University of Washington SEATS FOR 10,000 PEOPLE Every Dollar You Spend Will Be Used in a Good Cause STREET CARS—Take Ravenna, Wallingford, Eastlake, Cowen Park, Broadway cars; or take 23rd saa gs ol ge fl mtg parking arrangements under the special supervisio Avenue cars and cross the canal on the special pontoon bridge, leading directly into the grounds. police department will give = space and protection to cars and pee ly Rose Go to main entrance to university at 40th street. at 40th street. This page patriotically contributed to the success of the Seattle Girls’ Victory Carnival by the following business institutions: Seattle Automobile Co. Albers Bros. Milling Co. Chauncey Wright Restaurants First National Bank a iy, nae National City Bank Seandinavian-American Bank Myers & Baird Frank Waterhouse & Co. (Automobile Dept.) Seattle National Bank The Florence Co. Lowman & Hanford Seattle Music House American Savings Bank Bank of California Japanese Commercial Bank