The Seattle Star dated March 27, 1914

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Private Phillips wa: by a sergeant, It w re taught to ate Phillips did. allied a name ame all Amer. with a blow And he got

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HIS is to be a greater, bigger and better VeithCammack store. Plans for greater, bigger and better merchandising events than

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THE SEATTLE STAR Mow mR OF SCRIPES NORTHWEST EeAGtE OF NRW | == Ry mati, out of ctty * os aix «ois year $32 | |Wehnny Meuse)

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THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 27 1 T SLUMP IN NEW CHIEF GRIFFITHS EXPLAINS a MARKET” “HUMANITARIAN” POLICY: HE. / “Be ‘HOPES T0 AID

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THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1914, A Store Where Ladies Can Trade CELERY GIN TONIC $1 Per Bottle highly beneficial tonic in $

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is a compendium of the finest recipes for Baking and Cooking in this Climate : Climatic conditions are very | #mportant in

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POVERTY on PLENTY WHICH? ace arenes Here's matter es thing or wething —a very defini 8 for a Kiow Nod tone Valley and prime

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RIDAY, MARCH 2 1914 THE STAR 'HERE’S REASON UNCLE SAM FINDS ~ . ADistinctive HUNAN HUNAN UUNUNATAE TOUNNNMHLI IT HARD TO KEEP

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-.E STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1914. | | esi wrowr : mene |? LIVE STOCK 14 LOST AND FOUND — |30 HOUSES—Unfurnished [a1 ACREAGE

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a | : j : : : | j : ] THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1914. ’ |The New Regal $15 e,. Suits Are Here Come and Get First Choice and

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