The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1918, Page 8

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~ STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1918. PAGE 8 WwW yl Wi) Ay ATS AT ‘Vane y renin HANH pened adsde Vetted pi tay Lanier ARLE Pee i Wana Following The Rainbow To The Pot, Gold Do you remember the childish superstition about the pot of gold, buried where the rainbow. touched the ground: But no one has ever found the end of the rainbow: Many a poor wanderer has fol- lowed the glittering lure of “easy, money”: only to return after wasted years, weary in body, and broken in spirit. The home stayers and the home- makers, are the men who find prosperity and happiness. The worker who wanders from job to job, and from town to town, is following a rainbow that has no end. Serve your own selfish interest by staying with the employer who pays a just recompense for your skill and energy. Invest years of faithful service. Your reward will come in pro- motion, and your employer’s good-will. Seattle's Business and Professional Leaders — Seattle's Leading Financial) Manufac Ins | National Bank o merican Savi Boiler, yoy Machine Works t Steet Co. 0 Seatt ” Puget Sound Bridge These are days when men are too few for the war-work that MUST be done. There HAVE been years (and may be, again,) when men were plentiful, and jobs were few. When the day comes, that men must be laid off, be one of the workers selected to stay. Your employer isn’t deaf and dumb and blind. If he were, he wouldn’t be boss for long. And HE knows the men who \\ \\) \N a) v\:\ \\ \ \ \ ay \\\ sy or \\\ \ are loyal, when the temptation . to follow the rainbow lure is strong. Keep to the work you know the best—it’s a war-time necessity, now, and good business ANY time: The Following Firms and Individuals Are Interested in Having You Know About The City of Big Opportunities uring and Industrial| Hardware, Plumbing, Engine, | tions Steel, Iron & ings and ‘Tru , : Electrical Works Smelter and ing ' Co 3 Co, k Shipbuilding Co. i & Dry Dock Co, & Dredging Co. Bonney Watson Co. Pacific Car & Foundry Co. | Biot Bay Yacht Olympic Foundry at Co, y Oe Carna ingine Works | Pure A. | Dairy and Milk Products | Companies an »mpanies rt C ation Milk Products Company Milk Dairy ristoferson, | Rogers Brown Griffin & Co. Ki Galbraith, Bacon & Co,, Inc, A A d aking wn Seattle Seattle i The Washington-Annex Woldt'’s Restaurant & Bakery Co. tle ng Bakery Co. Hotels Restaurants otel nA,

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