The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1918, Page 4

STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1918. PAGE 4 SN ——— RU OU MESSAGE AHOUTUOUUUOAEAVENOQONOOEOOGOOGGEESOGSON4GGGGAOHMOGOOGEOEOOOOOONEAOOOUEOUOEGEONUONUN:LAyy, {WU 1UY RTrmrna eA HcUTetomnneeengct WS The entire civilized WORLD is now passing thru extraordinary conditions. ae 7 time good men and women are wanted EVERYWHERE—wanted for WAR, wanted in all the essential branches of © x. 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 — MAKING THEM RESTLESS — and CREATING AN INCLINATION TO JUMP FROM TOWN TO TOWN—LURED BY GLITTERING PROM- ISES, and spurred on by WANDERLUST. Wage-earners of Seattle—HEED what we say: 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 a RESULT of THIS WAR. REALIZE this! LAND on a JOB—DIG yourself IN—TRY to DESERVE the JOB, and 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 WISDOM 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! 4 And—Seattle is a BULLY TOWN TO LIVE IN! 4 STICK right HERE—and CONCERN yourself MORE ABOUT BEING BUSY, at GOOD PAY—than about ANY OTHER side THIS WORLD-WAR ERA IS NO TIME FOR MINOR THINGS—MAKE HAY WHILE THE SUN SHINES. KEEP BUSY — and 4 SALT YOUR SAVINGS! : i ; Seattle Off Empl t in All B h f Industr a American Savings Bank and Trust Cho Ito # Ca. Heffernan Engine Works. y National Bank of Commerca, sey Perine Machine Co. Standerd Ferniture ag Co. Cobb, C. H. Hendricks Manufacturing Ce. National City Bank, ga Pigott, William. State Bank of Seattle a Ames, E. G. Columbia Salmon Co. Henry, H. C. National Shipbuii Portland Cement Assecilation. BStetson-Reas Machine Works ig Ames Shipbuilding Co. Commercial Boiler Works. Hofius Steel & Equipment Co. Nettle rath Bru Puget MiD Co. Stimson, C. D. Be Augustine & Kyer. Cooper, Frank B. Hoge, J. D. Nippon Yusen Kaish Paget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co. Struve, F. K. : Azuma Bros. Cox, A. H., Co. Hughes, E. C. Northern Life Insurance Co. Puget Sound Navigation Co. Stuart, Elbridge A. B Backus, M. F. Crane Co. SouaeAmerienn Commisaion Ca, Northwest Trust & Savings Bank, Puget Sound Traction, Light and Surzallo, Dr. Heary. : Barton & Co. Crescent Manufactoring Ca Keenan, Northwestern Fruit Exchange. ower Co. Tekiguchi, T. ‘ nap, C. C; Glass Ce. ais Sd 6 Ch, Ke Tey Clarke rie Company. Northwestern Mutual Fire Asam Pure Milk Dairy. Themeen, Mortis, ( Bemi eC int House, The, odes: The $ Black Manufacturing Co. Dexter Horton National Bank, The ies Chas. A. Oldham, Robert P. Rate Fast Co. Unjon Savings & Trust Co. B. Boeing Airplane Co. Duthie, 4. a, Co Kinnear, G., Co. Olympic Foundry Co. Rothweller & Co. United Coal Sales Co. Boldt’s Kestau eng & Bakery Co. Eldridge Kristoferson, A., Ine. Oriental Trading Co. Seandinavian-American Beak, Tha Wakefield, Lee H. 5 Bon Marche, Thi Elliott iy" “ahiphlding Co, Lang Monatacturing Ceo. Overiand Pacific, Inc. Schwabacher Bros. & Co. Wakefield, Lee H. Bonney: ‘Watson Co. First Nat Leonard, Pacific Car & Fou nd Co. Schwager-Nottletos, Ine. Walwerth Manufacturing Ce. [ Bradner Co. The. Fraser Patereen | (ra Lini denver veer Packing Co. Pacific Coast Cont Schwager-Nettleton Mills, Washington-Annex, The. 4 Brown, Kog Frederick & Nelson. Lippy, Pacific Construc to ie "s Engineering Seaboard National Bank. Washington Hotel, The. ; Brune wl ck. is ee pllender Ce. Galbraith, Bacon & Co., Ine. ea, ; Co. Seattle Automobile Co. Waterhou: rank. j ie Pac Co. Gottstein, M. A., Co. MacDougall. South we! k Co. Pagite Coast Engine Pikes Seattle Baking € Waterhouse, Frank, & Co., Anteme Cernatio we “si Prodacts Company. Great Western Smel iting & Refining Mari rng awe Works. ‘acific Coast Steel Seattle Cons siruction & Dry Dock Ca bile Dept. #4 4 sey, dobn 'T. Co. Martin Pace Cre resid 3 on Seattle Hot Wellington Coal Wicks. Contennial "Mit Co. Green, Joshua. ec | r baahenels Shipbuilding Ce. ‘acific Motors, Inc. Seattle Mai eine Works. Westerman n Iron ; City Light Dept, Groceterla Btoree Ce, Metropoltian Hullding. Ce. Pact Shipping & rue Cn eile iraaien Vanier” rg fing 8 Fer Oo ic ‘acifie Steamshi . 4 on Mes rig var ¢ Hankin bind at. at sly “vat A Company. cone ee Valley Railway Ce wane Co. Pm d , Jas. QD Haason, 0! Marphy, Johan. Patterson McDonald Shipbuilding Ca Smith, O J. Bo} Yokohama Specie Deak. Copyright, 1917