The Seattle Star dated March 8, 1912

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THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1912. 3 Few Changes Handy Clothes Dryer! "" 5. city 7 What Man Can Afford to Overlook This Ad? |

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SHE WAITED THREE YEARS IN VAIN For three years she waited, She wave up her Job at $10 a week in a store just to please him.

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