The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 16, 1918, Page 8

PAGE 8 THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT, 16, 1918. Employes of the Concerns on This Page Are} / 100% or More on Their Quotas of Bonds | HOW ABOUT YOU? it © S| oe A Henry Disston & Sons (Incorporated ) E M B i | M ‘ 322 Occidental Avenue abilities ne aaa Puget Sound Sheet Metal Works (INCORPORATED) Railroad Ave., Wall St. and Elliott Ave. Seattle, Wash. SF E2¥ypsuesasae 2ea |. 863K ..__. Inter-Ocean Barge & Transport Co. Office, L. C. Smith Bldg. Elliott 263. Shipyard, Duwamish Waterway. Denny-Renton Clay oal Co. General Offices: Hoge Bldg. pee.) Rendcecksouse. 688.5. wa Teeetee »y \ oF \ \ John A. Roebling’s Mervin \ OUR BOND CLUB Guardian Trust and Sons Co. NI OF THE Savings Bank . OF CALIFORNIA : Robert Wilton, Pres. be “=. | g™LIBERTY LOAN | == | Ti , Brunswick-Balke- North Coast Electric Co. Seattle Grocery Co. Collender Co. Bonney-Watson Company | | 710-712 Western Avenue 801 Western Avenue eee oe uietbiaad : F _ Puget Sound : | Machinery Depot Olympic Steel Works Seattle Aerie No. 1 The State Bank 318-324 First Ave. South Average Subscription From Each Employe Fraternal Order of Eagles of Seattle ' SEATTLE Over $185.00 Second Ave. at Madison St. Q C iN I | | M. A. Gunst Branch Imperial Candy Co. Rainier Heat and Henry C. Ewing Co. ; Third Ave. and Yesler Way 800 Western Avenue Power Co. Real Estate H il rennet oe SEATTLE Fifth South and Weller Alaska Bldg. i J. T. Heffernan y - gs # Engine Works Burnett Bros. Seattle National Bank ae ei i 108 Railroad Ave. S. d A: Second Ave. and Columbia St. be) ell dogs oO. : ; THIS SPACE s iacmasscaal CONTRIBUTED BY ABOVE FIRMS TO SUCCESS OF FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN