The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1919, Page 5

ee THE SEATTLE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1919. tt | — Sensations of an ; Artist’s Model | The Rhodes Co. 1 COME TO NEW YORK TO BECOME A MODEL BY MANYA RUDINA ; is New York Artist's Modet led in Winniper, A at Quebec QD Fiahens THE REAL PATRIOT knows that his government ne as during the war. The moral coward——who was afraid NOT to buy bonds during the war—will be seen today in his true colors The Fifth Victory Loan « ~* is considered by us to be of more importance is his financial support as much now Wil the be ys who fought for YOU over there ask in vain for the help 1. But it was in A than the temporary increase of our business they need? di cny first And our boys ho made the supreme sacrifice shall we forget so t appearanc gained through our advertising space. For soon? taking part In a biblical op done day at a 1 the music a nd, and It id me Tt must de YOUR answer is the way you do your part toware this reason: The interest and welfare of our part J paying America’s debts of VICTORY! Subscribe your utmost to the Fifth Liberty Loan. n to Government. VICTORY LIBERTY | ie AGINE Liberty without Victory—Imagine the heart throbs of the victors as they view, to me ho it is 1 1 have not . because in it sined to go to New hat it was @ center A Noteworthy Opportunity 88 High-Grade Dolmans, Capes and Coats (Pp Of Silvertip and Crystal Cord Bolivia, Silvertone and Tricotine Reduced to $43.50 Regitlarly Priced Up.te $69.50 No new mode or distinctive variation of an established fashion seems lacking from this group. The beautiful materials, the new trim-"— ming features, all the wonderful new colors -—————z7 and the most skillful tailoring, are featured. —r ae we y night and day New York tly as a cashier for I wor eight months until I bad saved $50 for the rafiroad fare and enough to ke for a time after I got there My parents thought all the time while I was work! hat I was ge ing to school learning English Arrived in New York knowing not xoul, I asked information of the lern’ Aid ety, and they sent » thelr ns, where I stayed hts until T could find suit for the first time in many months, the land of their birth and adoption. The land for whom they fought over seas; the land for whom many gave their lives, their all. Their land of Victory. They see the Statue of Liberty, an inspiration to governments and men the world over. Some will come to Seattle, their home city. ; Will Seattle’s head be bowed with shame that these splendid men, | I get & map to find out where wich Village was. I had read and heard of this place, beeause the first mn I ever asked of any one from New York was, “Where do you artista live and work In Néw York?” And the answer wap always « wwich Village.» So 1 tried to ket rooms there, but found the lode ings were much too expensive, so I got a room further dewn town It was in a house on the Ex Side, a small room on the thied 6 back, I could not help con it with my beautiful room at home in Winnipeg, with ite garden | filled with flowers. This was a tiny Manya Rudina room, with a small iron bed, a wash-| | stand with a pitcher and bowl, and a| | | | | | badly worn piece of carpet with nome atrocious flowered figures in it. On| the wall was a picture of a girl cut fgom a perfume & magazine; a these victorious heroes, shall witness Seattle’s failure to pay—with our dollars—the price of Victory and Liberty? IT’S UP TO YOU Every wrap in this offering is handsomely lined with Peau-de-cygne or Pussy-Willow silk in plain, flowered or plaid designs. SECOND AT SPRING Have you bought your share of Victory Bonds? good print of George Washington In the morning when I awoke. “ + _ — — - | stead of the sound of the birds, tine ; Siieintary 20 tke tasiatian ahs ena oe snd of tne tre. Popular Concert Arranged) tie Sea Flight Start brsee tentatinety ant for tor Violator of Mann _|iinss. sn instent “oes” venuatat| ag Next Appearance Lekdetnas qonditions we ; scene to look upon I had the long Set for Thursday’\\"""" a. Act to Get Term fine cr washing strung. over the seal | ROCKAWAY BEACH, N. Y., May - SACRAMENTO, May 7.—Conviet | rooftops of dirty and ugly houses. | Seattle's Bymphon yrchestra will! W NEW YORK rain Inited Press.}—The start of the 4 of violating the Mann act thru; Hut 1 did not care, f was sure! piay a popular conceft in the Ma-| = an _seaplanes to Halifax pre- ; that I had done right in coming to| | — porting Mrs. Myrna Northeutt| xew York, and impatient to besin | temple auditorium, Broadway | Yes, Dorothy, the best material | th® Rose and throat several las t, Cal. from Reno, Nev. Wi-| 1 “ “ " and Pine st., Sunday afternooi nia 4 conbatt day with one part Wizard Of 4 rom ‘ev, Wi my studies and to meet the artiats |" ine o an oe nm, Th | vane Officer Returns to for a successful short story 15/ ru, water, using an = am E. Gowling will appear for|0f Greenwich Village, will mark the secon c ; j brains. [tr you haven't ‘an, atominangl } . S. as Casual. ~~~ | the throat and snuff the ife and baby are in ea family intends to) Hamlin’s Wizard O81 ao a short while before | Antiseptic Preventive | | Inglis” During influenza epidemics PLAIN On pearance of the o sontence! Frida The 4e I did not know th@ what was in| PO" ‘ |wtore for me. stertoon ‘comments Played to the nose. This treatment sets expected to ask a new trial | poh ae sail lave everybody an opportunity to —_ sept aul of ser Mra, Northeutt ts a daughter: of KAK AT SCHOOJ, hear the best in| music at prices]! Kiew YORK, May 7.—Col. W. M. wane gee of defi the Inte Martin Pattison, Superior, | seh a. qo perio of the} much lower than the formal concert | jngli«, of ttle, commander of the |; Gilaet ean cael 3 ris, was scheduled to} pric Second Washington Infantry for sev- . w Second to . Bto o is. banker, and is the wife Of| speak before a Broadway high achoot| The G-minor symphony of Wolf-| om years, returned to New York from ine ou wicca ae a lton Northeutt, U jeut. C ¥_at_noon Wedneaday overseas Tuesday on the German ITTLE into dangerous influenza, - liner Kapfininsterre. | Get it from druggists for Since leaving Seattle with the 161st not sftisfied, return the bottle @ |Infantry, Col. Inglis, now, a casual | get your money back. | officer, has passed thru some of the Ever constipated or have | heaviest fighting of the war. headache? Just try Wizard | In his commands of national and Whips, pleasant little pink FOR lreguiar army units, Col. Inglis spent at drureiets. Guaranteed. Y\y fensive, and took part in the ‘ Montfaucon, Mihiel [| have siood the test of time. Purely vegetable. 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