The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1917, Page 3

——————_—_—————_ Sesser eer sy" wera - Yl SEATTLE BOYS [gemma y . _ PRAISE LIFE IN € LETTERS — NATIONAL ARMY jeri inden end CAMP LINWan, wandeia: ie, \Steelhead Salmon VI) = STAR—MONDAY, OCT. 8, 1917. Ty | You bet they Uke it nere! “er er ain Would like | pts you to settle a little argument for | The men o cond | se The men of the first and second iy Iya Dolly Varden trout the| / contingents that Seattle sent to/same species ax a steelhead sal American Lake are well satisfied) mon, or does a Dolly Varden trout { with the way Uncle Sam treats his | tr ifto a steelhead salmon as it} * : | ages? REA AND FRED oldiors | from ‘ , Dolly Varden trout ts a sal The other night a number of them | . monoid of the Rocky mountain tions ! were gathered together in one of resembling a brook slope, the big bunk rooms of the barracks! trout of Kastern America. where they live, and as they fussed The steelhead, in the United about with equip t, sewing on States, is the Rainbow trout Hedtiaessant Guitias learea | ee » annexed | . @ cutting legging to fit) to the salmon family I find Encor more closely, they puffed at their! nothing in statistics to explain. a bit to lick some of there alleged | pugs in other companies.” o ue consist sign, Union jack—a flag ing of the canton of the “Not so bad," chirped Bitte! Without the fly; specifically, Wilkins, who confesses to have| ‘He Hritish military flag, known “pulled” soda water in almost every | ®% the union jack It is all right to wear the | little flage on one’s person There are rules govern the etiquette of the flag, w you | first-class dispensary in Seattle “If T could only get a decent drink of coco cola, Just tell the folks at home to send me a couple of “I'd give half next month's pay for a barrel of apples.” he de clared. if} special Sealing and Seizing Dear Mise Grey: The German Ng ships interned in New York har pattern “Like it better every ,day,” he sald. means to take possession of by force or legal authority; there- fore the German ships were not seized, but sealed | desirab entire ¢ eee | “I haven't any right to kick,” sald) Corp. W. A. Giles. “They made mo a non-commissioned officer yester day, but just the same, I wish the “a Bedroom Blunder Pershing Family | Children 10¢ | ders, R. Leopold, E Mix miles from San Franciaco. One the Choosing Dear Miss Grey 1 have going with a young man he was crazy ed never to First at Pixe- Continuous 11 to 11 heen At first |) about me and seem: ||] he contented away | | 9x12 Axminster Rugs Lakewood Axminster Rugs. ~ SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS tae GROTE-RANKINCO. which selec- may be made at advan- tageous prices. mpassing a grat- and told a Star correspon: | — ifying variety of pat- b whet ‘they thought ‘of army) has Is the Union terns, selected with tn great” said Frankte en.|9 20%", About Flags regard to the color har- dors, 118-pounder, who in more weed | Deer Mise Grey: In the British|I] monies of the homes to pounding men than shooting wrk, “Yied {he union Jack? If net-iH] of today, the most a better than T the tie | uke it wear little flags and flax pins on|f| popular sizes used and and they have put me in the kiteh hin Pe: pat oe fas?| grades known for dur- en, 80 I can get time off to train A FRIEND OF THE FLAG ability are offered. A fortunate pur- chase of large quanti- ties enables us to offer them at prices far be- low their regular bottles.” | can find in the army and navy John Xiros, of Company H, 261st| 00k of rules, | values. Infantry, thought apples would| pes ne ; tante « lot better than oda water. Difference Tween In addition to this purchase we have added many drop s of fine Wilton Wallace, the Wurlitzer Jack Rice, who declared nobody por were sealed, not seized, Will ‘ Wizard, and the Star-Liber- — — —e that every| you. please explain difference and Rugs and Rugs used Weaki ; | body Knew “Shorty,” who used tOihow it is done? A READER. as samples. These are ty Weekly complete a com- | work in Butch’s billiard room, had Sealed means confined se i plete knockout show! no regrets whatever dala; tak Ta teal slightly stock worn, but there is not an un- le pattern in the offering. Wilton Rugs ———— rom me. 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