The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1919, Page 11

. = - . Paras THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1919. ALLIESDECIDE §=REVOLT AGAIN ©§ WHEN THE NEW COOK ARRIVES ON THE JOB [ DESTRUCTION © FLARES UP IN _ OF HUN DIVERS HUN CAPITA : : BY PRAN 2 | Continued From Page One ny hig lh ta ? ' 4 ECOND ac] Jou Si all-/o uthwick od MAIN 6720, ae Shop With Your Children at “MacDougall’s” Tomorrows AVENUE AND PIKE TELEPHONE Speeding Up some \ mess ) ian a | Boys’ Suits in New Styles I FES “Just Like Daddy’s” hed worste all colo | lined WASHIN vis is ¢ Prices $18.50 to $27.50. = Girls’ New Coats Boys’ Two- ; ; dence? Boys’ Hats orsment tty riece ( oat Smars ne Hats hown in st and at- Low? "| ~~ BOLPLLEADERS BOYS OF 69TH LAND MEASURE ATTACK LEAGUE LEAVE SEATTLE UP TO SENATE for Vay Mareh 7)—Final military be imposed on the Ger Bathrobes ie of plaid blanket brown, — lso Navajo ilk cords. ears. 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