The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1919, Page 23

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1916. SEATTLE \ gp at » WELCOMES, Jthe Officers and Men of 4C FLEET A a \ mits harbors and its wide reaches of sunny, placid waters, and ‘q@pund may be truly typical of the welcome the sailor man will timet the Pacific has ever viewed; the first great fleet the Pacific you do not see, ask us for it; you will do us a favor by so doing. So, in welcoming you this week, Seattle feels more than a mere passing pleasure thrill over a city’s guests. You stand between our firesides and our schools; between our fair fields and our great docks and business houses and factories; between all things we use and love, and any destroying hand that might raise itself. You, many of you, have gone thru the storms of war; many of you have borne heavy burden of duty on winter sea and in Baltic peril; all of you stand ready to do so. So Seattle, in your playtime, honors you for your deeds, and your nerve, and your good old American go-get-itishness. May you miss Old Man Trouble, and if you can’t, why, just praise God you are American sailors—and wade in. Make yourselves at home; it’s all yours. ugme Courtesy of the Following Firms: DENNY-RENTON CLAY AND COAL CO. HOLLYWOOD FARMS Pioneer Building BANK OF " CALIFORNIA 1609 Westlake L. C. SMITH BUILDING SEATTLE BAKING CO. SCHWABACHER BROS. & CO., Inc. 42 Story—Second and Vester 302 19th So. ecidental and M: JOHN DAVIS & CO. ’ PATHE EXCHANGE, Inc. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Real Estate and Insuratice, 807 Second Aye. atte wuice Second and Madison BOLDT’S SERVICE CO. EYRES ST’ : Main Office, Arcade Building J. C. COREY—Signs —_ lee pm - sai SEATTLE TAXI & TRANSFER CO. 311 University ‘ en BONNEY-WATSON Couns a NORMILE UNITED WAREHOUSE co. Private Airelsney, Peeve Phone East 15. 12th and Pike, Broadway and Pike, 600 East Pike U. 8. Custom, Bonded and General yrerneeetss, Cold Storage—Phone BASS-HUETER PAINT co. AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT FRANK WATERHOUSE CO. CARE ENE ae Seer oe STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO. \a Pine at Bellevue—P. E, Sands, Manager “Fire Proof Storag YOUU. LLL os ann ill