The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1918, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, SEPT. 16, 1918. LIBERTY LOAN “QUOTA TO BE | | their bonds and go heavier than ¢ | before. They have discovered what 1 fine opportunity for saving Liberty Bonds offer. Too, they want to do | their t The campaign is to be a big, happy There will be endless Seattle’s popular heater store is pady for you! years service to | occasion the homefurnisher! | ee aes Uncle Sam will call tle and y $28,000,000 to erty Loan. war bonds, bearing 414 per cent interest, will begin September 28. | Seattle's quota on the erty Bond issue was $1 Seattle subscribed $15.6 Seattle's quota on the Was $13,000,000, but $15. wseribed On the first issue, Seattle's quota was $8,200,000, but $9,083,800 was ‘Adler-i-kal _ Again! worth It Your Credit Third Lib 000, but 0 nd issue 000 was its has has been to me. wtipation and a se ler ka in 3D my the first we Every other inte aside, in order to permit 100 pe: participation in the Liberty pampaign, Nothing else will count purchase of a new MALLEABLE range or heater! canal. Re hich poisons» ailmentary | YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD!” Ofte Loan sold Adler-i- rgixture of —here are a few of the many styles man, woman and child is de : : cst depen bu) "ia-pagge pag lead re ae 6 othe le drugs. Swift Ee Se oe etext Bote mite. ‘Hach it expected to do nin) nine, other oimrl dru fe utmost and to strive with every ounce of energy to that all os awaken to the call, and do their share, Shipyard workers are already or. ganizing to duplicate their splendid record of former loans Every man a bond holder” is the slogan The shipyards expect to make every man Many are already eager to buy for coal and wood— —a splendid low-priced heat- er for coal and wood; one- room size: No. $45 5Q 11 size, price I have invented and pat- ented a life-saving device ]} “Security Banking by Mail With This Bank . which insures absolute safety and protection against the dangers of sea and ocean travel. 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