The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1918, Page 8

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oF PETS hee es sar eee ee THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, SEPT. 5, 1918. et’s Save This 15” "THE Government is asking the help of These workers are assured of being sent to employers and workmen to do away with the right jobs at the right time. Employers the unnecessary ‘turn-over’ of labor in essen- get help in hiring men as they need them. tial war industries. If this can be , poe ; ; : done it will add 15% to the product- An illustration of the benefit of this service, typical of hundreds, may be iveness of industry. : : ¢ y cited. An employer having a gov- ernment contract, requested that 400 men be fur- nished immediately. Upon investigation it was found that not only were housing facilities lack- ing, but the employer would not need the men for several weeks. Because the government handled Staal foeckaiphinanner pe ee ire the job the men were sent at the right time, hous- It has definite knowledge of manufacturing and [wut oonetcn"'S roe ve’ | ing facilities were provided, and there was no loss labor conditions all over the country. Employers ‘————————~ of time or money to workers or employer. are asked to use this service when they need men, and workers The use of the U.S. Employment Service by both employers are asked to consult it when they need employment, or if they and workers is a patriotic service and duty to the govern- feel a change in employment is necessary. ment. President’s Statement The U. S. Employment Service has been organized as a part of the Department of Labor to help em- ployers find the right men, and to help men find the right jobs in all war work. This Service has 500 branch offices covering the United States, and 20,000 U. S. Public Reserve Enrollment Agents. This advertisement prepared for use by the Division of Advertising of the of the Department of Labor - ; : Committee on Public Information. United (%) States = e Employmént Service This Space Contributed to the Winning of the War by American 8s: Bank and Trust Clemmer, Jas. Q@ Heffernan Engine Works. National Bank of Commerce, Perine Machine Co. Standard Furnitere Co. er Cho Ito f Co, Hendricks Manufacturing Ce. National City Bank, The, Pigott, William. Btate oe Ames, E. G. Cobb, C. H. Henry, bi. C. National Shipbuiiding Co. Portland Cement Association. Bank of: Reatte, yoraget co Columbia Salmon Co. Hofius Steel & Equipment Co Nettleton-Bruce-Eschbaeh. Puget Mill Co. Stetson-Ross Machine Werks jes Shipbuilding Commercial Boller Works, Hoge, J. D. Nippon Yusen Kaisha Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Ce Stimson, C. D. Augustine & Kyer. Cooper, Frank B. Hughes, E. C. Northern Life Insurance Ce. Puget Sound Traction, Light and Struve, F. K. Asema Bros. Cox, A. H., Co. dapanese-American Commission Ca, Northwest Trust & Savings Bank. Power Co. Stuart, Elbridge A. beckus, M F. Crane Co. Keenan, 8. A. Northwestern Fruit Exchango. Puget Sound Navigation Co. Surzallo, Dr. Heary. Barton & Co. Crescent Mannfacturing Ce. Kelley-Clarke Company. Northwestern Mutual Fire Asam Pure Milk Dairy. Takiguchi, T. Belknap, C. C., Glass Co. Davis, John, & Co. Kilbourne-Clarke Co. Nut House, The. Rhodes Co., The. Thomsen, Morits. Bemis Bros. Bag Co. Dexter Horton National Bank, The Kinnear, Chas. A. Oldham, Robert P. Roslyn Fuel Co. Union Savings & Trast Ca Black Manufacturing Co. Duthie, J. F, Co. Kinnear, G., Co. Olympic Foundry Co, Rothweiler & Co. United Coal Sales Beeing Airplane Co. Eldridge Buick Co. Kristoferson, A., Inc. Oriental Trading Co. Scandinavian-American Bank, The Wakefield, Lee H. Boldt's Restaurant & Bakery Co Elliott Bay Shipbuilding Co. Lang Manufacturing Ce. Overland Pacific, Ine. Schwabacher Bros. & Co, Wakefield, Lee H, Co, Bon Marche, The. First National Bank. Leonard, A. W. Pacific Car & Foundry Co Schwager-Nettleton, Inc. Walworth Manufacturing Ce, Bonney-Wateen Ce. Fraser-Paterson Co. Lindenberger Packing Co. Pacific Coast Coal Co. Schwager-Nettleton Mills, Washington-Annex, Tha Bradner Co., The. Frederick & Nelson. Lippy, T. 8. Pacific Construction & Engincering Seaboard National Bank. Washington Hotel, The Brown, Rogers. Galbraith, Bacon & Co., Ine. Lowman, J. D. Co. Seattle Automobile Co. Waterhouse, Frank. Brunswick-Balke-Collender Ce. Gottatein, M. A., Co. MacDougall-Southwick Co. Pacific Coast Engine Works. Seattle Baking Co. Waterhouse, Frank, & Ce, Auteme Carlisle Packing Co. Great Western Smelting & Refining Marine Pipe and Machine Works Pacific Coast Steel Co. Seattle Construction & Dry Deck Ce, bile Dept. Carnation Milk Products Company. Co. Martin, F. a. Pacific Creosoting Co. Seattle Hotel. Wellington Coal Co. Casey, don T. Green, Joshua. Meacham & Babcock Shipbuilding Ce. Pacific Motors, Inc. Seattle Machine Works. Westerman Iron Works. Centennial Mill Ce. Griffin & Co. Mehlhorn. August. Jr. Pacific Shipping & Fuel Ce. Seattle National Bank. Western Smelting & P-—rr Oa Central Coal Ce. ¢ Stores Co. Metropolitan Building Ce. Pacific Steamship Company. Seattle Rainier Valley Railway Ca White Co. City Light Deps. GroteRankin Co. The, Mitsul & Co. Parsons, Reginald. Sloan Shipbuilders Corporation. Whiton Hardware City Messenger & Transfer Co, Haason, Ole, Murphy, John. Patterson McDonald Shipbuilding Ca Smith, C J, — COOOOOOOOOSO OOO OOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOEOOOOOS eocccccccccdepee

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