The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1917, Page 3

—the story of a real “he-man” and his Pinto pony! Thi marke the last appearance jart’e Pinto In Pictures. —also “His Pullman Bride,” a 2-reel joy-ride; ces Webley ond Weleny, "Se Wur.: ALL WEEK WBE Aly FIRST AT PIKE vous 11 to 11-——Admissioi UTFITTIAG CD in 20ce——Chiidren 10c. REDUCED RATES TO a CALIN ORNIA STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT. 24, “Our Dollars Fight for Us When Liberty Bonds”--- | Written for The Star By Herbert Quick Former Stare Writer Who Is Now Serving His Country as a Mem: | ber of the Federal Farm | Loan Board | The Liberty Loan is a continua tion of the financing by which Rob. | ert) Morris fur | alshed the money | with which Wash ington carried on our nutionary war; the same fi-! nancing by which Cooke got money for} TT th Linco! Money devoted | such causes sometimes | the world civilization, | nistoclos, aft. | the battle of) farathon caused | Athenian peo: | |ple to take the revenue from their jsilver mines and with it Inavy instead of declaring divi dends, With that navy was fought the battle of Salamis, which saved Europe from the dominance of the! Persian, and preserved to us the} opportunity to develop the elviliza: | ton we now enjoy. The Liberty Loan is as sacred to! the cause of civilization as the sil-|' ver with which Athens built her! to haa saved at ne navy, i“ We, too, are at a tursing point in history, as certainly as was the world when the turned back at Marathon and Sal amis, or when Alexander won at} Arbela, or when Carthage was de feated the Metaurus river, or Av tila, the heathen Hun, by the Ro-| mans and Christians, or the Turks held back from sweeping over Eu rope, or wheo France was presery ed by Joan of Are, or the Saracens defeated by Charles the Hammer as they swept up from Spain to make Europe Mohammedan Treasures spent to win these vic tories blessed the world. | The Liberty Loan will save} France, redeem Belgium, preserve | Britain, ‘eguard ourselves. For MUST CARRY THE WAR TO THE GERMANS, OR THEY WILL BRING IT TO US. If we cannot win with the most powerful allies in the world, we shall be forced to fight it out alone with Germany, and such allies as she may bring against us. It is not an incident of this war only that Germany sought to combine Mexico and Japan against us. It is part of her pol fey, It ts conn ed with the Ger man uprisings in Brazil and the} traitorous nGerman propaganda t this country if this war is not won, we shall face a German combination of all Central Europe, of a subjugated Russia, of 200,000,000 Mohamme- dams, of reinforced Mexico, of God knows what array of power mar. ) with them, and to b build al, | digeation | p Persians w jo We Buy Quick threaten all our frontier In the Liberty Loan we send our | money to keep in the fleld the men who Will make it possible for our men to successfully bear the flag in Bure For that flag to take tte place among the banners di in the tortured line from the Swine frontier to Antwerp ix a terrible and wonderful thing, The flag tt self is risked on the cast of this die IN THE LINERTY LOAN WEALTH OF AMERICA SA LUTES THE FLAG, It speeds on before our soldiers, and tella ow friends fighting and dying for our cavee that the flag will soon be » of good ch It tella the dazed people of Russia that the greatest of the republics is in the fleld for her newborn ri Val In greatness, It tells Russia to THE If Food Disagrees Take Bi-nesia' Nearly every r eatin without ody suffers at times « antritie you call it, om remedies or by may have tried—-tnstant and almost nvariable relief may be obtained by tak the mentation. eed with man ner inmint n getting whieh, « ertion every wh a binding guar a nm or money Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff There fs one sure way that neve fails to remove dandruff complete ly, and that is to dissolve it. This destroys it entirely, To do this just get about four ounces of plain ordinary Nquid arvon; apply it at night, when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp, and rub it in gently with the finger tips By morning, most if not all, of vour dandruff will be gone, and three or four more app!ications will completely dix and entirely de stroy every single sign and trace of ft, no matter how much dandruff you may have You will find, too, that all itebing and digging of the scalp will stop natantly, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous wey, silky an’ and look and feel a hundre times better. You can get Mquid arvon at ar frug store. It is inexpensive, an four oun is all you will need ple remedy has never beer nm to fall.—-Advertisement nott PAGE 3 1917, Jook for the flag and collect her wandering thoughts and arouse her re as inight, Without the Lib: an Columbia can never ake in that mighty Company without disgrace SCHOENFELD LIKES STAR EBIT@RIAL GN “HOW ABGUT DAD?” Kalter The Star expr ion to my your splendid I wish to give appreciation of orial on “How About Dad?" od, it wan moat |Umely, thoughtful and appealing reflecting the spirit of appreciation of the allent regret and sorrow of dear dad, who is today making the supreme sacrifice In the giving of {his son—hin all-in this awful maelstrom, Your tribute to dad tr most cheering and beautiful, and awakens us to @ realization that dad—the chum and playmate, the confidant of the boy—is undergoing & series of heart aches In tune with the prayers of millions of mothers As president of the Seattle Dads’ association | voice the senti ment of grateful appreciation and! timeliness of the spirit of your splendid words in behalf of dad | God bles hy Respectfully yours | HERBERT A. SCHOENFELD ‘BAKER'S ‘* * COCOA e is pure Purity in cocoa means carefully selected, scru- pulously cleaned cocoa beans, scientifically blended, skilfully roasted, and with the excess of fat removed, reduced to an extremely fine powder by a strictly mechanical process, no chemicals being used, the finished product containing no added mineral matter. AND_IT_HAS A DELICIOUS FLAVOR |}| Trademark on every | (qensine package WALTER BAKER & CO. Ld. DORCHESTER MASS. Batablished 1780 DEE, FS | one | knows her | stde her where she was writing. SZUAUNANHAONUU LANDON NAAANOUNNAOUUNANNOIE AS Cynthia Grey’s : LETTERS IMMOMMOPUONUOOESUOSOGSCSEELELUO OOOO Gs Dear Mins Grey enjoyed your the first time sion to write A lawyer $10, and has I have always column; but this is I have ever had occo you in this city for the past nine months, | have bis LO. U. in his own handwriting, Repeatedly I have called at his office, but he al ways puts me off with the same excuse, Ix there any way I can get that money, as I need it very badly? MRS, Rt Write him a note, stating that unless he remit in a cer tain number of days, you will the account If he ignores matter owes me our letter with a collection agency, but make sure doing bust ness with a reliable firm you Dear Mins Grey When a gen tleman in # theatre leaves bis seat avd comes to speak to another gen tleman who is sitting with a lady, is itp r for him to rise while talking to the man, or should 6 remain H. M.M He should remain seated I have m my husband and I have been intimately acquainted! for a number of years She is as refined and ladylike as any one can be; is unselfish, al- ways iy to help any one in need of help, nevgr talks ill of any| and, altho she has had much! sorrow, is always cheerful and un-| complaining She is also a capah woman and liked by ev business y one who One evening my husband and I alled upon her, and when we were ushered into the parlor, the air smelied of cigaret smoke, and a cigaret stub lay on an ash tray b 8h from her chair, greet ed us, and with perfect ease of manner, set the tra »pened the window to clear or she knows we are not used to moke, as my husband does not use obacco. | She simply said habit she had al ears ago, ho very few people know of it, as she knew it was/ quite shocking to most peop but| hat she didn't care to gi it up.| Now my husband wants me to] arone that it was a} acquired a lady} stop associating with her entirely as he says no respectable woman| will smoke cigarets Mins | Grey both like her better than} else we know, and I don't] up her friendship, be hing which I fee! is} wn affair | I would like your opinion on the subject very much, and also the} opinion of your readers, both men! and women. | would like to know if it 1s worse for women to emoke than it is for men, aod, if so, why?) 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