The Seattle Star dated December 2, 1913

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& STAR TODAY: oy | More Than 41,000 Circulation Every Day LUM Siaaieaalll SUjUNNIeNMnAMUEATTTEL b) VOLUME 15 LIVES FOR 12.

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1 THE STAR—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1913. 3 | HERE’S WHAT LOGGED-OFF LAW IN KING COUNTY WILL MEAN TO BILL SMITH |[O ' Eyres...

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+ THE STAR—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1913. 5 ESTABLISHED 1876 ac] Jougall - me Nee doe, and Pib In Connection with JAMES McCREERY

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| PONT STAY STUFFED UP! END "BO KING TAKES WOMEN TO SEE THE ‘OPEN DOOR’ “Columbus was a "bo and so was eon Isabel,” said Jeff

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* THE STAR—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1913. —n? STAR ADV! FOR E CIRCULATION --- ALL READERS ARE WITHIN TRADING DISTANCE, rm sr te

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<>. SPECIAL Veith-Camma Suits and At Each Price Value Is Far Beyond Your Most Extravagant Expectations Let it be well of a

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| | | “to | MANY FOLKS —Lower Main Floor of The Part Wool Sweaters $2.25 ea. “with Byron or ruff neck collars. to 44, in...