The Seattle Star dated January 13, 1914

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WAS one of the company’s rules, the con- ductor said. And consequently, J. C. Willits, 20, recently out of the hospital,...

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MEETS A Hie friends day party for ry, the oldont Pacific co. Milwauk walifenis It have been last night. had to be abandoned.

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THE STAR—TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, “=~ [Ordered Sold] Be or LORNER spRING $40,000 Stock of fovs" Clothing, Shoes, Hats and...

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THR scmurre yORTNW eT LEAOGUR REWSPAPERA Telegraph | Service of the United Press Association. Entered at the pestottice,...

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LE cn z 5k ES a 3 Eersdi shad & GE55i2 ER ls jee 15 P. 19, ‘OPrRN DOOR wo Reels ott and \} The Nownet.” goo PR. L.R. CLARK,

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ITHE STAR—TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1914. Words by Schaefer ST A Haircut Doesn't Make Mr. SKygack | Acceptable | to Adolf 7 Music’

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_ Veith-Cammack Company Twice-a- Year Redaction Sale Is of Dynamic Importance to You ing for your attentio mack clothes...

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‘THIS STORE CLOSES ON SATURDAY AT 6 P. M. GREATEST $5 CLEARANCE SALE THAT THIS STORE EVER HELD —A Sale That Inclaudes— $10 &