The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1918, Page 6

Hh : i i SEATTLE, STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1918 THE ~ NN RN PLL PPLE, [THE SEATTLE STAR) CONFESSIONS OF A || STARSHELLS | or NPWSsrarnns PrOMER FRYYHAM ID0T Seventh Ave MEMNER OF SCRIPPS NORTHWEST LEAGUE raph News Service of the United Mress Association | Copyright, 1918, by the Newspaper Enterprise Assoctation Ue 2 $99, at_th * 7 at r 1 F 1 endlessly acrows | jeaned, the Seeret of m fo t _ ogress Mareh 3 iw eome rock © ne oa trolley buzeed along Leart =o - ease a * uid Fish ied t I t murmure year, $ n the Stat side wa Poe GLIMPSE 1 MORASS an - : or ye by rier, city, 126 ber © Bonin, $4.30 for @ months per year RESPECTABILITY woman for sale. I b __ber we = FIND SAFETY : = = 600. Private P tor & see Publiaked Daily by The Phone Mase Y ‘| i for oe — - M w r i AP ' b r ¥ n, 49 A " rhou ‘ , “4 ‘ “ ¥ 2 ¥ a Every bod x i u" o.3 “ recognition » of transient worth, by nence that over a service ging t arm as Tt hand THE ANSWER 0S THAT THEY WALK go down the yhose age and g s and silent Vitals, slips from obscurity his humble coffin. Who shall say that H. I 25 tons of coal a day for 251 days, mighty ace or dare-devil rifleman? Croix de Guerre, Victoria Cross, Distinguished Service Pag Medal, Medal of Honor—are any of these too great for be- m stowal upon this sooty, grimy shoveler of 6,275 tons of coal between January 1 and October 237 Only fuel has permitted our destroyers, transports, tor ¢ Red Cfoss, hospital, food and supply ships to ply victory ward along the U-infested ocean lanes d Fuel is as indispensable as bullets and extraordinary |...) , effort to produce and release it is no less praiseworthy than | jimsetr valor in the fray. Justice to heroes of this man’s caliber demands that!) ——————-——— — the war industries board should not mer cast a bronze BERKOWITZ bit to be worn on the breast. Substantial tribute is the ENVELOPES only adequate reward; rest for the body bended by arduous Ry op ge in endeavor and labor’s biwden. Make possible some of life's 6 , pleasure and relaxation to those who dedicated their utmost to the nation’s need. The Victory Monument Thousands of Americans were given an opportunity to contribute dimes, quarters and dollars to help build the Washington monument at the national capital, and the huge NEW base for the Statue of Liberty in New York harbor. No doubt thousands of Seattle people are anxious for ¥ an opportunity to have some part in the building of a Vic- tory monument that will bear the names of King county ¥ men who offered their lives in the war against war. ¥ The problem is one of organization and leadership. An appeal for contributions will be answered with a shower of RY goid and silver. In a few days a representative committee will be appointed. RS Now is the time for all Seattle to get together and ex- Ri ii ifices of her fighting men. Gen- eo = gre aiaiier mt in promptly 4 We have continued our VICTORY SALE for Saturday. honored the defenders of democracy. M% ___- The continuation of this SALE brings with it many of the newer models in And the monument should greet the returning soldiers ¥ SUITS, COATS and DRESSES which have just arrived. hine’s fall on earth's bowel oblivion as Witt, a miner, who is not a figure gra RABY — | TAILORING CO. STEVENS’ "31,21 Headquarters for Suits, Coats and One-Piece Dresses , 425 Union Street CONTINUATION : «VICTORY SALE Sold to anes at FACTORY PRICES W. BUTT “i; ss32*" SEATTLE J a come home to us. These beautiful and smart styles offered at the great discount cannot be en ay oe ¥ overlooked by the women who wish to be well dressed in strictly high-class : ! : Drive On! R garments. There's a philosophic view of passing world events. ¥ SUITS Originally governments all were small. Then the /® strong gobbled the weak ones, and despotisms grew and ¥ festered ignorance. SUITS of French Velour, Silvertone, Costume Velvets, Broadcloths, Duvet, trimmed with Hudson Seal, Beaver, Nutria and Opossum, ete. Edueation fostered aspirations for freedom and re-|¥@ publics began to appear. 4 * YOUR CHOICE LESS ONE-FOURTH OFF Now republics are rising on the wrecks of the last ab- ete., solutisms. Freedom is being reborn. Thru the tempest of war the world has sailed nearer ¥ to the federation of man. ¥ The war made it appear that the world was growing worse. Z Peace shows that really the world was growing better. R The growing pains were sharp. Real growth must be the reward. Reactionaries find themselves out of date. Progressives hold the reins. P og ¥ The strictly tailored models in serges, tricotine, gaber- Drive on! ¥ dine and mannish materials in SUITS are included in this i BB J A By and by every shop and office will be equipped Ws «SALE. with its live soldier pet. ¥ | Less One-Third Off COATS COATS of the newer models in cape styles are much in demand and in our recent arrivals will be found many of these for your selection. Let's hope the coming peace conference will forever ¥ disperse the old familiar Balkan war cloud. BLatereT About That Word “Preventative” Dear Unhappy Termination The soft shades of gray, taupe, brown, lg of Long Engagement blue and reindeer make them most desir- be sl Mixes Gre 7 able. Either with fur collars and cuffs or of the same material. Seal, esquimette and I » plushes, fur trim in coatee, three-quarter and full lengths, beautifully lined. ; Your Choice of Any COAT in the house less ONE-FOURTH OFF DRESSES 95 DRESSES, all splendid and becoming styles, in , Jersey, satins, taffetas, ete., in the late collar and cuff effects, in plain and pleated skirts. YOUR CHOICE OF THESE DRESSES AT ONE-THIRD LESS say conc ive” or * “preventati “preventitive,” found in the latest ed: Century Dictionary, t Revised and Enlarge Edition.” Both words are given th and several exam ples of their u Hoping “E. M will add this new word to his Bng I remain, J, C. 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