The Seattle Star dated December 17, 1913

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THE TERRIBLE COST OF WAR! Aubarn and Enumclaw during the the robbers. machine. D O you know what it would mean if the United

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Gite goods packed in Christmas Boxes If you wish them. SUCCESSORS TO PANTON & LONDON CO. Thursday Morning : Bargains Have you

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“TAKE THE ODD JOB,” SHE SAYS, “AND YOU’LL COME OUT EVEN” PHOTO. PLAYS “Peg of the Mov er-| Trouble,” a comedy complete the|

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MEMBER OF THE SCRIPPS NORTHWEST LEAGUR OF NEWSPAPERS Telegraph News Bervice of the United Presse Association. Entered at the

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A Fine Xmas Present 1 All-Wool SWEATER & $2.50 to BG cact At I Octonek Knitting Co. Union St. at Sth Ave, Open Evenings A...

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* THE STAR-—-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1913, = Why We )HOUSE SQUELCHES [j= 22 0x ak ak Sak Mae X Saki Sk Se a Se a er | By...

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BOALT a ‘BEHIND” AT TIVOLI AND IS TERRIBLY WR WAVAV] EMBARRASSED WHEN CHORUS GIRLS BEGIN TO LAVA, WAVAY] CHANGE THEIR CLOTHES

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HE DON'T BELIEVE IN GIVING HE HASS JOINED DER "SPUGS," HASS HE? VELL, I VILL JUST | HUNT HIM UP UND HAF A j WROURDERSTANDINGS

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q ‘THE VIR “W013 THIRD EVERETT. SEATTLE INTERURBAN RAIWAY SEATTLE Tu BY RRETT - Limite oat 7:30, 8:90, 9 Tieket Offices...

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THE CHRISTMAS RUSH IS HERE and the Bon Marche Toy Shop Is as Busy as a Big Bee Hive But it’s a jolly, happy sort of busy-ness