The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1924, Page 11

Section two] The Seattle Star ( Paces11 7020, SPATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1924 Boys Will Plant Commerce flower committee, Lunch Postal Employes |Eagles Promote ipsa bocrre. 27 gh Gives Lands and Submit Bonus Claims bg oe pened bp “cub “Thies hundr f Promise Service _Big Mardi Gras & Cash to Veterans | be ectimile of Captured German Orders Used in Legion Legislative Fight G Sehanntmadmng. x A mY Very Mans style may to lal ormael | . J at any mans price” jer widet evgrifien, fe treten bie 6 In, anf dereq Gedict ber Dirle Sehanatmadn EN Quiconque aura endommagé un télégraphe ou un téléphone militaire, sera fusillé. Sera également & pum des peines les plus rigoureuses celui qui enlévers cet avis. Si le coupable n'est pas saisi, les mesures ics plus sévéres seront prises contre la commune od le dommage a été causé ou le présent avis a été enlevé Le General commandant du Corps d'armée. Bekendmaking. Wie miltaire telegraaf- of telephoon-lijnen be- schadigt, wordt met den kogel gestraft. De zwaarste straf heeft ook degene te verwachten, die deze bekéndmaking afscheurt. Wordt de dader niet gevat, zoo worden de strengste maatregelen genomen tegen de gemeente, op wier gebied de schade is toegebracht of deze bekendmaking is afgescheurd geworden. De kommandeerende generaal A CE LS LATE, A ' . e Public Notice. Whoever shall injure any field-telegraph or field | ‘ 1 (] eC In telephone, shall be shot. Whoever shall remove this | A === — || (as Your Spring Suit ; is the reproductit f tured war-time warning | : b ; . 5 ° Terry Carne oray officiels daring the word Soca ae The average man considers his clothing | gow used 1) blicity f te ’ bonus by the department ~~ , * 5 Sin ciate’ American Legion ; purchase from just two angles—its effect upon main notices the vets have:printes,| ° ness 7 his appearance and its effect upon his purse. of the above “bulletin” )-we are proud of thin ‘captured Be sent to every member Of} wetter paper and-ask that you welgh | by University post No. 31 it against the ream of fine station aN And these two points are determined by Sf the American Legion. as @ Te/ cry against the bonus poured in| ; 4 # eat acia tere: boon | oem 7o0 be tbe, wae babies who 4 ’ what is behind the clothing he buys—what has had tt ei hs i ‘austs tion, | * * Efe tela og ee eee S ‘ been put into it by the makers and how eco- DERE of the notices they | ariment of, Washington. ‘and 1s| Sy PACCREENE | — nomically it has been brought to him by the latve peited seven reasons for tho} count ° | sound reasons for the enactment of Dy sition cs: during the Sresent {22 adjusted compensation measure - ¢ merchant. Miid@orcres, . during the present session of con- fe; The German notices were taken raonsd : ‘4 a ee ithe command of Major Garrison} “1—Equity extends to man e ‘ if . . * Mt the S14th iignal Corps {as well as Industrial power. | The New Spring Models in Suits and Topcoats @uring the: Americans’ | | “2—Industrial’ power has. secured . offered to you by the Lundquist-Lilly stores will bear le advance thru Argonne |its adjusted compensation. s notices wplch’ were postes|,,c 7TH man-power in the serv ; Fr ; ay the closest examination as to what has been put into the German occupied dls-|'i', ener lives, entered’ financial | : them and the Lundquist-Lilly selling plan will bear the SE Rscias’ nik “neat | are ne! 86 Sadun opportu asta a closest scrutiny by the economist. Beets Beckiot the captured Ger-| ., the man-power who did not | ‘ : ee) of, coporCanliseg, 9k lf iotuatrial fe ‘ed The Lundquist-Lilly ideal is to make Style vie with iitahiwtenc: | * : 3 Value and every one of these men and women is an The —The great majority of the| , important factor in making this ideal possible. They 000 men who were in the serv- Nautical |} ice need help of one kind or anoth : $ LOVE believe in the Lundquist-Lilly ideals because they have LN Niele gS af ferli a % | . seen the plan work from the inside, and their belief is itehell “¢—To award recognition to the| P : best proven by their enthusiasm in: showing each sea- men who served with sacrifice ix ’ ° * 5 a common-sense practice employed | : son’s models to their particular friends and customers. the United States in former | Wars and by our allies in the World ribs aces tithe eel Whether you pay the lowest price of $25.00, the such an extent in this’ country 5 ‘ highest price of $45.00, or any price in between, the since the Civil war days as the pres. O ‘ . eut “bonus.” It rankles within’ all value per dollar expended will be identical. classes and many families, and it« 7 bs is fostered by the selfish. c, its removal by fair and (Stommn Neincurr vavon Brisa (AR cease Let these clothing experts help you and you will STASIA LEDOVA i evil which cannot be well afforded beep J find that their assurance and your confidence have thru another political season. fr Respectfully submitted, .M- been worthily matched. “MRS. D. A. MAURIER, nt Auxiliary University | No, 11 “OTHILIA Gc New 4“ ‘at dis Extra Hundreds play of the of. regular Hats now Spring Trousers suiting pat ER, styles at terns at versity Post Ni f Washington. Sinan das! SINTON D. JONES, Monat der American Legion, De- iB partment, of Washington.” || Prosecutor Too | _ Busy; Governor ea! . Asked to Act i (SPACE BAUER. ; KO COLUMBUS, O., March 10.—Gover-} * f Uf exept i |Nors of states are asked to under- : ; y take Many strange jobs, " \ Perhaps the most unusual request made to Governor A. Vic Donahey, 4 rs y ’ of Ohio, was contained in a telegram ie ‘ eg eles from C. E. Baughman, New Marsh- ‘& p { P : for younger men. Double- field, Athens county, which read: 1 “For theee weeks wo have had 0 hee RUST BLDG., GREEN BLDG., tos thie Ga ae sleep at night on account of two ex-| where .this season and we haust pipes from dynamo engines | y LES Z 5 " TACOMA SEATTLE show this style at $29.00. situated acroxs the alley from my g G Jorn i if s prosecutor will not | z 4 Corresponding Values at $35.00, $40.00 and. $45.00 = ee eR Se nave See o) Nee {X = Watch the building of our new hotel—it inspires a man with the future greatness of our city. —Lundquist-Lilly. 4 ) | —APPRARIN | meee 4 V5 Wie aN a -*) a ) = % meee CY = a 9) ae Donahey took the matter under ad. 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