The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 24

2 Aes THE SEATTLE STAR SCOUTS SPEED UP BIG DRIVE | Personal Letters Sent Out § in Direct Appeal rg PR angtt® The doughboys coming back from over there are looking for the best—they want quality and they want style—and they are getting what they want. “Before-the-war styles” won’t do. With big shoulders and small waist, he requires a new ee of clothing—a style to conform with his new figure develop- ci by by the rugged army life. The new waist line suits meet this new requirement exactly. They are designed for the athletic figure—for the outdoor man who has developed chest and shoulders. The returned boys who have been equipped at this Up- stairs Store would make almost an entire army. They have been coming for weeks, and almost any hour of any day you can see a number of them being outfitted here. They come here because they know values and they want style—many of them bought here before they went across, and many others learned from their friends, sometimes in far away France, that this is the place where their dollars would go the farthest. , Frost. nce Professor ; ms ted coins. / e second S pemaetentiy mystifying to require a| close inspection. Frost rays he found the coins in @ canyon and had to dig for ibe | 15 to 5 AWARDS WAR MEDALS S 4 TO YANKEE OFFICERS| Many new styles are being shown now. We’ve just received a large ship- Gato war department to the| ‘ment of new waist line suits, and some belted suits, that are the very last Brig. Gen. William T. Wood, in- word. Genuine South American Panamas Outing Trousers—White Flannels and Serges $3.50 $4.50 $5.50 $5.00 and $6.00 PORTLAND COPS GET OVERTIME SALARY N 3—Time Portland ee toro 2 ; a2. hak : Clothe re ll court sir on official inspections | be except eee Sac toe Es Joshua Green Building Fourth and Pike