The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 18, 1918, Page 6

= STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1918. PAGE 6 “WOULD GIVE INSURANCE —— [ itor’s Mail S LIFE || To SOLDIERS’ MOTHERS % Editor's Mail} i pp VS | lentes Ave. Near y Uaten ™. MEMuER or 5 <5 NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF Nwsrarens Tete, Entered at Seattle, Wash, Postoffice as Seoond-Class Matter By mail “out of city, 40 per month a months, $1.15) € months, $200 year, $8.50. Ry car city, 30¢'@ month. Pebiiehea Datty by Tee star Punts exch NEW YORK’S POLICEMEN | Krum Monee h Cooke a} |zaivs ye 10 START AIR DEFENSE erett r FE eo eh Gelecue ar bee gag MAKE A HOE-CAKE h * ar speotay nding 221 when Hoover tell me dat «e w ard enild The world is depending upon American bullets to stop the Huns. And America is depending upon you 7 Rodman | 1 . ‘ quarters, invested in Thrift Stamps, to supply the t o of a « * count ecu r t out t ® actually ES a : BY \, STOP PAIN! RUB as . ala re any J v] . You git de white an’ country me win'wine water-er et it is develop. Saving Daylight erect NEURALGIA AWAY ‘2: Seite oes A ee nee gre Well, well, well! Congress has passed the daylight sav- ss But it don't kr how to ar ting in @ ast week thee ing bill. “ I ¢,|broke out with two cases of measles All clocks wil! be advanced an hour, March 31, and Instant relief from nerve tor- wie i foe SUBSCRIBER everybody will go to work an hour earlier and quit an hour te nd misery with old — = earlier. i Jacobs Liniment” You t rt {-— ——S—== The object, of course, is to get people up and doing - Ar 1 ought "When the sun first begins to shine, instead of sleeping away You’re Bilious! @ precious daylight hour. The clock will be turned back \ r 4 shai’ Png i, EEN October 31, when the days begin to grow short again Leer ite | tina ppenr t Linite ( & Seats Take Cascarets| England, France and some cities in the United States | me ot ur eye | 1 have been saving daylight this way since the war began. h | want rad iH} A year ago The Star proposed that Seattle save day : “ha RarygA depen, Pleasant relief for liver and|| light. The city council considered it, but some of the mem rae drt ‘a olde: and: eee x bers got all tangled up and finally concluded that “you ' e t the ' ou ' . SK i} » might just as wel! try to stop the world from goin’ around.” sche rve nd tar ‘ see Sok abil chi ox—no gripe Even Doc Salisbury, our weather man, isn’t clear yet , free ms ise " at’s worrying me,” he says, “is to figure out what n wh ro everybody is going to do with that extra hour in the aft- ’ a adl¥ t 5 . pon. People now can sleep the hour away in the morn- " t of the ' fF. and most of us do, but this extra hour after the day's oo pa 4 i-time : 2 hs und rid youre is done simply looks like wasting it.” ‘ : ; gh - spells, diz i acious te 7 » , va ro ; 7 z breath, stom- Goodness gracious, Doc, ste» worrying. If you want SRG me tr Cheer aad sleep, try going to bed eariier. f b y one | There's plenty for everybody to do during the extra “1 suppose you'll be making love to all the French girls when you * Becars re artic for bilious, hour of daylight after working hours get ecress.” €y grows in value while the t “A od ns Pr sten like can- A lot of us are going to do our best to grow war “Now, Myrtle, you know good and well I can't talk French.” altace | . ; tine | Staubadsenade Miia dinette dy but neve Cascarets work aens. And some of us, who have been working inside, will out the old golf clubs or the tennis racket or a baseball it and try to get a bit of fresh air and exercise. | ry We need it to generate more war-time energy. ac ou ‘WJ outhwick Nobody need worry about what to do with an extra . Rour of daylight, after the day's work is done. Grou @ war garden. ra ESTABLISHED 1875 SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET. TELEPHONE MAIN 6720 2 Ultimate Step _ For years the best students of sécial conditions have | c« ed that the public quarantine method of treating those whom vice makes dangerous to the public health is the most |, ily adequate remedy for vice and vice disease. 3 few months ago the army declared Seattle an unfit ce for its soldiers to visit and as an emergency measure ttle took the greatest step toward social cleanliness ever : ‘by any American city. Today records at the Bremerton navy yard are said to) p that Seattle is several hundred per cent a better city |! mn it was a few short months ago. Kindly te The quarantine is a success—but, the hospital is anjto the city. t em acy” hospital. It is only a makeshift. Its halls are|or to me 1 the city, will you; ¥#* soon adoy rk and gloomy, altho every effort is made to make the| Pie mail me a receipt? : eh D portented and willing to lead better lives when they) ;, i eee 4 Fourt Smart UTILITY HATS 3.95 to 16.50 vith cushion brim are among the most popular, | Milan, Lisere and rough ose of white Milan at $8.95 to $16.50. Cushion- | straws. Some clever ones , in black and colors, come as low as are sketched. fe veaa aa Oe te Our Nei “ Cha t Featured HEALTH QUESTIONS fetes Chapeau e arman at ANSWERED . $10.00 » and Sleep Am as < fr in to be noted that Hugh quarantine falls far short of one of its great-| hanging on to the fitney. The loser ie ravages t eee the regeneration of the unfortunate. er or later, if Seattle is to progress still further the march of social progress, there must be a new hos- in a place where there is more light, more saad more cheer. may have it on application of vaccination has been 5 see TODAYS "= 'CARTCONET A the eH Perhaps the moat ser vaccination im the faar Ninety per cent of the registered women and 30 cent of the registered men voted in the special elec- in New York City, the reason being, we under- that man’s place is in the home, and that women stand, atcamer A Variety of Shapes Hats don’t want to vote. and Colors Speaking of bad telephone service (as everybody who has a telephone is), it is surprising that a com- pany offering liberal pay should have to advertise for ¢ iliconts. We should think it would be stormed by ap- i ints. Bye Str If you haven't planned a war garden, you haven't earned the right to argue about duty to the govern- —MacDougall. 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