Smoke Fund Vaudeville at Metropolitan Nets $302.50
The Metropolitan's Smoke Fund vaudeville show raised $302.50 as Dorothy Maynard and Joe Santley led a noon performance. Performers, including Santley’s infant son, enlisted audience support with songs and patter, while the Chauncey Wright Restaurant Co matched donations to boost the total.
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MET
I of the Star
Metropolitan
Dorothy Maynard
Joe Santley
Santley Junior
Lavina Winn
James Hradbury
Hugh Cameron
Hazen J. Titus
Chauncey Wright Restaurant Co
Roy
George Hood
Cle Elum Plans Rebuilding Amid War Time Strains
Cle Elum prepares for rebuilding as plans advance with the Independent and Coke Company overseeing aid. State fuel administration asks for measures to help families after mine disruptions, with Red Cross workers ready to assist as many locals face temporary housing in tents until earnings rebound.
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Independent and Coke Co
State Fuel Administration
Red Cross
Ile
Concert At Fort Lawton Sunday Afternoon
Fort Lawton's military band will give a musical program Sunday at 3 45 p m on the parade ground bandstand near the post gym Fowles will be the conductor and the concert will be held in the post gym as announced by the military band officials.
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Lawton
Fort Lawton
London pools and baths repurposed for communal kitchens
Public swimming pools across London along with several public baths are converted into communal kitchens. Authorities say the move aims to support shared food facilities and reduce waste while maintaining essential services for residents.
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London
Woodinville Dance Supports Overseas Soldiers Fund
Woodinville hosts a Saturday night dance organized by mill workers to raise funds for The Star smoke fund for overseas soldiers. Proceeds go to the tobacco fund, with donations welcome from non workers as long as they can dance. Treasurer Mrs W W Henson reports recent contributions from a Khaki club event and ongoing monthly fund totals.
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Tobacco Fund
Second Ave
Hansen
Titus
Star Smoke Fund
Woodinville
Read This If You Send Money to Smoke Fund
The Star explains two ways to support the Ours Boys in France Tobacco Fund. Buy $1 tickets for autos to be sold or send a direct contribution. Names may be published for direct gifts, and soldiers will send a tobacco package and a bhanka card. Do not note auto tickets when sending to The Star.
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Ours Boys In
France
Star
Red Cross
Motor Division
Auto Ticket Sales Locations For Tobacco Fund
Listing of stores and addresses selling Auto tickets to support the Tobacco Fund for the boys in France. Numerous outlets statewide include United Cigar Stores Co locations, assorted Pike and First Avenue shops, hotel stands, and cigar shops such as Hotel Beattie, Spring Cigar Co, Savoy, and Brown & Hulen, among many others.
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Tobacco Fund For Our Boys
France
Joe Digard
Occidental
Yeoter
M A
J. G. Cohen Cigar Co
Spring Cigar Co
Leary Beliding United Cigar Bteres Co
Second Ave
O. B Doherty
Weetlake
M. A. Guanat
First
Pike
Sullivan Bros
A. J. Stratton
Firet
Patterehy & Smith
J.P. Diack Cigar Co
Firet Ave
K. Doherty
PR. Breweter
United Cigar Stores Co
First Ave
W. O'Keefe
Marry Harrie Cigar Co
Yealer Spring Cigar Co
Collin & Normiie
Broadway
Cotllinae & Normile
J. R
White
EK. Lima
Frye Hotel
Cigar Stand
Frye
Chauncey Wright Restaurants
Smith Building
Third Ave
Clip Out This Coupon Help Sammies to the Editor
A citizen urges readers to clip a coupon for the Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund. Each dollar buys four tobacco packages, each package worth 45 cents, with a postcard message from a soldier included to thank the giver. Address city
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Sammies
The
Star
France
War Labor Board Favors Paper Men
The War Labor Board asked the Federal Trade Commission to reconsider a newsprint price decision to help manufacturers fund a 10 cent an hour wage increase for workers. The board set a precedent with the communication issued in Washington on June 28.
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Washington
National War Labor Board
Federal Trade Commission
Infant clothing sizes and pricing note listing
Readers see a fragmented catalog line listing infant sizes from 3 to 6 and general size ranges such as 8% to 11.0. with separate figures like 14% and a price of 250 dollars. The garbled entry implies a retail listing for children's garments and footnote pricing.
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Gao
Bathing Suits for Children 3 to 6 Shown in Pure Worsteds
Very clever bathing suits for boys or girls ages 3 to 6 displayed in pure worsted with wing sleeves and front buttons. Esmerald Copenhagen Oxford styles with white stripe present. price 83.00 on second floor.
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Copenhagen
Oxford
C.esence
Three Thousand Soldiers to Attend Fourth of July Celebrations
Three thousand soldiers and sailors will arrive for July 4 festivities here. At least four military bands will participate, with four artillery companies conducting drills in city parks. The Puget Sound fort command band will play for the pavement dance on Second Avenue between Virginia and James Streets, aided by other musicians.
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Second Ave
Virginia
James Als
Puget Sound Fort
Liberty motor praised by Col Disque in Spokane
Col Brice P. Disque, commander of the Aprice Division of the Sternal Corps, declares the Liberty motor the greatest he had ever driven after talking to many men including foreigners and Americans in Spokane on June 28.
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Disque
Liberty Motor
O. K. Spokane
Col
Brice P. Disque
Aprice Division
Sternal Corps
Puyallup to Furnish 3,000,000 Tins of Jam
Puyallup and Sumner Fruit Growers Association offers 2,400,000 one pound tins of blackberry jam at 34 cents and 600,000 tins of raspberry jam for Uncle Sam's army. English agricultural laborers demand a minimum wage of 7.50 dollars per week.
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Puyallup & Sumner Fruit Growers’ Association
Col Disque Moves Division Headquarters to Vancouver
Col Disque of the spruce division relocates parts of his command to Vancouver Washington to pressure revocation of Columbia River bridge tolls affecting his unit. The transfer follows his threat to move the divisional HQ if tolls remain.
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Portland
Disque
Vancouver
Wash
Columbia
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Middy
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