The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1919, Page 14

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T vac ATION ‘TIME | TTA AL Dozens of Families Ask for Little Or han Bo s Army and Navy Goods nares en art Wot, or) mane P ae vin ae tye and Merchandise, manufactured comply with New Qbvernors cs eareeal Not | ~ ‘ sand 8 cp sh of age might Pipe Likely to Be Civilian sniprad thongs: -. ee ¢ ne ° , government regulations, of which the larger part of our stock consists, offers to the individual a line of goods that cannot be excelled for outing trips of all kinds as well as garments that wear for the man working at various trades, mechanics, carpenters, ete PENALTY | ‘Falty Arbuckle TODAY 5 lo “ma, are ne But Cyn (Delayed) 7 ter wan sent. in 4 to Whieh father antl | ma out of the many who want | which 6 given the best chance feeling of de ey dewerve : oday t breve the bh Conear And we n 1 reports | becau = lala $00,000,000 sd TSE BOR ARMY IN COMING YEAR to welebme a cb Hut that junt Army Appropriation Bill is Turned Over to Full Com- | | | "92.50 $2.50 premier tn opposition ef the And s.00, 5.00. sta0 sto nor drawn fror Tent Pike are Pine ito Hobe 1 aart JOHN DANZ Pon and up boys uld care n, if you will let Neodney is i >| old, and Dorthea in 9, and I cay tel bu, they wou 1 have a nice time te wether Our bables attend the | ing Dhrteligh ebrchtnad de ard Bihert « cans, We own our home and give reference We are w & home with for them a 10c Except Sundays and Holidays probably will be Ge > lB gg three days mittee in Senate Admiral Saite army them Berlin le portur tern Admiral Saito 1209 First Ave perie com in Mail Orders and Inquiries Solicited with 62 years old SER eeeeeeeeeee "the ity to study German im WASHINGTON, Jun $900,000,000 fe ng the cor Mm \ate militar in ite prime has had a ne fh bew affaira * ueky one This is only ference Treated LY on "will i <a gent ve , . ay the Rhort 5 uit of ¢ . rean attempt and hv eo le omaat There i COLLUM DKOrsy FP 5 ee . | the moa |» Ath . » The ¢ ° - safety in numbers, " ha frie emain a! tie women candidates EXPOSE OF AN’EVIL’ propriation for i ‘Dak E.F. ae ITS WAY INTO THE VITALS OF SOCIETY MUSBAND ill SWVEE TREAST SHOULD MOTHER BROTHER SISTER WIFE Allowing $5,000,000 £ ‘Serve o1 on the (a JAPANESE. ASKS $12,500 DAMAGE Was Riding on Truck Hit by Engine Holditg ere Americar company responsible for injuries sustained thru the alleged ft a truck driver in ite ‘ooeedings for | iperior Judge Friday morn | ping clerk for | ptember 36. with two | eee 100% BETTER THAN DAMAGED G00DS mmisnion nel oN Here is Opportunity— = Are YOU the Man? My boy—your Uncle Sam is sending 50,000 men like you, right now, to serve in France and on the Rhine. The flag floats in many parts of the world, and Uncle Sam will maintain an effi- cient, patriotic army to guard it. So besides the contingents for Europe, many other red-blooded men are invited to vol- unteer and choose what part of the world they will serve in. Will You Go? In Panama, Alaska, Hawaii, the Philippines, China, as well as France and the Rhine, opportunity is offered clean ambi- tions, intelligent young men. The choice is yours! Thousands of Americans would gladly pay for this experi- ence—you will get paid. And while you serve, you learn. 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The present rate of pay is $30 a month or more. In other words, the soldier now has a net profit of about a dollar a day. ‘Can you pay all your living expenses from your present income and have a dollar a day left over? Probably not. Military Life is Outdoor Life It inculcates self-control, quick- thinking, alertness, regularity, . exactness, bodily fitness. It makes you hard as nails; a trained, co-ordinated unit of clean bone and muscle. Most men gain weight as a result of army life! Free Vocational Training in the Army Fits You for Success Suppose you are a young man looking about you for a trade as a stepping stone to success in life—Uncle Sam offers many educa- tional oppor- tunities, and pays you while you study. Uncle Sam gives you your liv- ing, gives you the opportunity to learn a skilled trade and pays you real money at the same time. And when you com- plete your enlistment and obtain your discharge, if you have taken full advantage of your chances, your services will be in demand wherever skilled men are em- ploy d. Among these skilled trades are Land Surveying, Auto Repairing, Telephone Re- pairing, Road Construction, Wireless Telegraphy, Steam- fitting, Telegraphy, Switchboard Installation, Motor Mechanics (air or ground), Baking and Cooking, Carpentry, Photog- raphy, Electrical Work, Litho- graphy, Bricklaying, Black- smithing, Drafting, Masonry, Welding (acet yleneandelectric), Airplane Mechanics, Plumbing, and @ great many others. Liberty and Recreation The soldier off duty writes let- ters, smokes, plays baseball, pool, football or most any other game he likes; goes to the mov- ies, or theatres; in fact, does about as he pleases. He has no difficulty in obtaining permis- sion to leave the camp or post at proper times. 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