The Seattle Star dated June 28, 1917

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i | : soos seessosss sosesssestetscsssest J LEARN FRENCH if you are sent to Flanders you'll want to know a little French. So

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to “make terms eral credit service will tit Individual neods! — = S ne against seven German ad: |The announcement was made at

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STAR--THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1917. PAGE 3 LETTERS CYNTAIAGREY | WOULD GIVE LAND Dear Miss | Grey; | have a ten-acre ranch which |

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AND HAPPINESS “GOD'S GARDEN!” What does it convey to business man’who desires tet mat “oa anes you? a profit-producing coun-

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| Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET SECOND AND UNION dreamed of raising the water of ‘robbed by...

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Let the railroads and the coal mines be taken over government and operated on government ac- int. Let the production and...

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t 7 | Fraser-Paterson | Second Ave. at University sc Main 7100 “Stop Winding Bobbins” Do Your Sewing With Am Eldredge 2-Spool

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eae by Gn of of government before Added Mary Miles Baby Mari Osbome 3 DAYS ONLY STARTING TODAY jS. AXTELL WILL TALK HERE...

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STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1917, PAGE 9 University Boy Is. Children’s Handkerchiefs, Special 7 for 25c | Back As Manager...

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HAVG You HEARD ANYTHING N@&w On THe WAR ¢ | EDWARD | cs 5 fl HMLS a x ¢ OU CAN BEGIN to look for) &@ scarcity of flyweight

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MALE HELP WANTED SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS EGYPTIAN NESS PERSONALS “GET WELL IN NATURAL WAY RAnnnnnns | ATS The Star WANT AD Rates

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ISENATOR JOHNSON LABOR COUNCIL ADOPTS POLICY ON WAR TALKS A resolution placing the ban on war talk unless in support . Of the