The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1918, Page 8
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PAGE § THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1918. Employes of the Concerns on This Page Are 100% or More on Their Quotas of Bonds NO CAMOUPLAG ese The H. F. Norton Co. 206 Third Avenue South Pacific Mildcure Co. 505 Central Building Seattle Taxicab & Transfer Co. 1424 Ninth Avenue EITEL BUILDING Second at Pike—Seattle LEADING PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS Chicago Machinery & Equipment Co. 926 First Avenue South Walworth Manufacturing Co. (Boston, Mass.) Seattle Branch: First Avenue South and King Street HOW ABOUT YOU? North Coast Dry Kiln Co. Manufacturers of Dry Kiln Equipment 1911 Fifteenth Ave. West Lowman & Hanford Booksellers, Stationers, Printers, Office Furniture Metropolitan Theatre Boston Dentists High-Class Dentistry Moderate Prices 1420 Second Avenue OPPOSITE BON MARCHE |OUR BOND CLUB \ OF THE 4" LIBERTY LOAN Foster & Kleiser, Inc. Outdoor Advertising Washington Title Insurance Co. 816 Second Avenue Lion Oyster House 714 First Avenue Our Quota—$2,650 Our Employes Have Subscribed $11,350— Our Quota Four Times Our Bouret-Kirkwood Co. Laundry Machinery and Supplies 313 Second Avenue South Hotel Washington Butch’s Billiard and Solo Parlors (250 Per Cent) 304 Union Street P. E. Harris & Co. Fish Packers and Canners L. C. Smith Building Albion Manufacturing Company Asbestos Products 90 West Madison Strect F. S. Harmon & Co. Fifth and Pine C. M. Pettibone Co. 1508-1509 L. C. Smith Bldg. Importers and Exporters, Shipping and Commission Canned Salmon, Salt Salmon and Herring Davis-Bournville Co. Oxy-Acetylene Apparatus 316 Occidental Dock THIS SPACE GLADLY CONTRIBUTED BY ABOVE FIRMS TO SUCCESS OF FOURTH LIBERTY LOA?!