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ANNOUNCEMENT Bvery city, eyery section of this wast country, has a particular and an important part to play in the mation's greet war progran. Seattle, ranking as one of the biggest ship- building centers, has a work to do doubly itmportant. Seattle must meet its obligations---its obligations to itself and to its government. The people of Seattle gust meet their obligations to this great cause. Im the industrial world, efficiency and thrift on the part of an employer or on the part of ar employee ere the proper standards by which to measure patriotian. Waste and inefficiency now are slecker attributes. All elements in the industrial world oust co- operate. All lines of activity must be co-ordinated if Seattle is to meet fully her obligations. To show how this co-operaticn can be furthered and can be brought about, the Star is presenting an EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN, showing the advantages of living in Seattle, showing the advisability of giving wrkers justice and fair treatment in their positions and urging upon workers so treated the importance of giving loyalty and efficiency in return. The aim and the object of the campaign is to bring about those conditions which will not only pat Seattle in @ position to do more than its bit in the great war struggle. but will also make our city a digge: and a better community. Copyrighte4 full page announcements are to Zollos. They are 1 messages to all ple h A) rot Seattle. —=>= } STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1918. PAGE 4 "THE entire civilized world is now passing thru extraor- dinary conditions. At this time good men and women are wanted everywhere—wanted for war, wanted in all the essential branches of industry. Every capable, sober, willing worker—not alone in America, but over the whole broad globe—is now in demand, and will be in demand for MONTHS, or a YEAR, or THREE years, or LONGER—HOW long no one can say. Because work at record wages is now easy to get — everywhere — it is turning the heads of many ing them restless—and creating an inclina- tion to jump from town to town—lured by glittering promises, and spurred on by wanderlust. HEED THIS WARNING: There is nothing to be gained by shifting from pillar to post! You can do as well right here as in any other city in the world! You are now entering, and will pass thru, a remarkable industrial and economic period—the direct and indirect result of this war. Realize this! LAND on a JOB—DIG yourself IN—try to deserve the job, and hold it! There’s always a market for gold bricks. Every chap tries to believe the things he wants to believe. None of us care to buy, or take as a free gift, the expensive experience of others—but. here and there you find one smart enough to cash-in on the wis- dom handed down by his forefathers. When you were a boy, didn’t father say, “Far-off fields are always green”? And—did he not tell you about the lad who wandered far, but never found the POT OF GOLD at the base of the rainbow? This is the time to take those memories to heart. There’s work for you here in Seattle—lots of it! You can earn good money in Seattle—excellent money! And—Seattle is a bully town to live in! Stick right here—and concern yourself more about being busy, at good pay, than about any other side issue. THIS WORLD-WAR ERA IS NO TIME FOR MINOR THINGS—MAKE prod WHILE THE SUN SHINES. KEEP BUSY—AND SALT YOUR SAV- INGS! The Following Firms and Individuals Are Interested in Having You Know About Seattle a The City of Big Opportunities a Seattle's Steel and Wooden Seattle's Business and Seattle's Leading Financial Leading Wholesale, Produce Insurance Companies Leading Bakery Professional Leaders Dr. Henry Suzzallo HH Henry A. W. Leonard Laurence J. Colman C. 4d, Smith F. K, Struve M. F. Backus 4. D. Hoge E. ©. Hughes August Mehthorn, Jr. T. S. Lippy Elbridge A. Stuart 4. D. Lowman Cc, H, Cobb Chas. A. Kinnear Frank B. Cooper Reginald Parsons Robert P Oldham Frank Waterhouse Ole Hanson William Pigott Moritz Thomsen dohn Murphy 8. A. Keenan das. Q. Clemmer dohn T. Casey Lee H. Wakefield ¥. J. Martin Joshua Green Department Stores and Furniture Companies The Khodes Co. Frederich & Nelson The Bon Marche Fraser-Paterson Co. M. A. Gottatein Co. MacDougall-Southwick Co. Institutions National Bank of Commerce American Savings Bank and Trust Co. State Bank of Seattle Yokohama Specie Bank The Natiogal City Bank Seattle National Bank Union Savings & Trust Co. The Scandinavian-American Bank The Dexter Horton National Bank Seaboard National Bank First National Bank Northwest Trust & Savings Bank Manufacturing and Industrial Institutions The Nut House Kilbourne-Clarke Co. Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. Black Manufacturing Co. Crescent Manufacturing Co. Walworth Manufacturing Co. Lang Manufacturing Co. Hendricks Manufacturing Co. ©. C. Belknap Glass Co. Boeing Airplane Co, Centennial Mill Co. Bemis Bros. Bag Co. Rothweiler & Co. Pacific Creosoting Co. Metropolitan Building Co. Smelter and Refining Companies Western Smelting & Power Co. oer Western Smelting & Refining Ce, Shipbuilders 4. F. Duthie Company Sloan Shipbuilders Corporation Patterson-McDonald Shipbuilding Co. Ames Shipbuilding Co. Meacham & Babcock Shipbuilding Co. National Shipbuilding Co. Seattle Construction & Dry Dock Co. Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co. Hardware, Plumbing, Engine, Boiler, Steel, Iron & Electrical Works Pacific Coast Engine Works Hofius Steel’ & Equipment Co, Heffernan Engine Works Commercial Boller Works Seattle Machine Works Westerman Iron Works Marine Engine Works A. H. Cox Co. Whiton Hardware Co. Perine Machine Co, Crane Co Stetson-Ross Machine Works Pacific Coast Steel Co. Pacific Car & Foundry Co. Kiliott Bay Yacht & Engine Works Olymple Foundry Co. Seattle Hardware Co. and Grocery Companies Northwestern Fruit Exchange The Bradner Co. Augustine & Kyer Schwabacher Bros. & Co, Groceteria Stores Co, Leading American Road Builder Portland Cemerit Association Automobile Companies Eldridge Buick Co. Overland Pacific, Inc. Frank Waterhouse & Co,, Automobile Dept. Seattle Automobile Co. White Automobile Co. Pacific Motors, Inc. Bonney-Watson Co. American Import and Export Companies Rogers Brown Griffin & Co. Galbraith, Bacon & Co. Inc. Dairy and Milk Products Companies Carnation Milk Products Company Pure Milk Dairy A. Kristoferson, Inc, Northern Life Insurance Co. Northwestern Mutual Fire Assn. Real Estate Dealers dJobn Davis & Co. G. Kinnear Co. Seattle Japanese Import and Export Companies Mitsui & Co. Oriental Trading Co. Cho Ito & Co. Azuma Bros. dJapanese-American Commission Co. T. Takiguchi Lumbermen and Lumber Mills Puget Mill Co, C.D. Stimson Schwager-Nettleton, Inc. Schwager-Nettleton Mills ©. H. Cobb FE. G. Ames Nettleton-Bruce-Eschbach Well-Known Seattle Hotels and Restaurants The Washington Hotel Seattle Hotel The Washington-Annex Boldt’s Restaurant & Bakery Co. . Seattle Baking Co. Leading Fuel Companies Roslyn Fuel Co, Pacific Coast Coat Co. Pacific Shipping & Fuel Co. United Coal Sates Co. Wellington Coal Co. Central Coal Co. Wholesale Fish and Meat Packers Lee H. Wakefield Co. Barton & Co. Kelley-Clarke Company Columbia Salmon Co. Carlisle Packing Co. Lindenberger Packing Co. Railroad, Transportation and Power Companies Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power Co, Seattle Rainier Valley Railway Co. City Light Dept. Western Smelting & Power Co. Pacific Steamship Company City Messenger & Transfer Co. Nippon Yusen Kaisha Puget Sound Navigation Co.