The Seattle Star dated April 6, 1914

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steps for benefit of the novices. Actual experiences of a $20-a-week clerk from city who made good farming, begins in The...

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FOUR BOYS WHO MUST GOTO on nee: CHAIR NEXT WEEK MAKE A LAST PLEA FOR THEIR LIVES By Nixola Greeley-Smith| Wo NEW YORK, April

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DA TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY “THE YSTERY —OF THE— WHITE | CAR” | A TWO-PART DRAMA | Another of the Lady Raffles “MESSENGER 845"

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THE SEATTLE STAR tered Qt Seattle, Wash. Postoffice as Seoond-Class Matter, Ml, OU Of city, 35 per mon. up to six m x mom.

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The Retail Department of OWARD D.THOmMas Co. (Largest Wholesale Carpet and Rug House OFFERS FOR Tuesday Only 96 aves...

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WHE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1914. 4l ACREAG pede. 10 POULTRY TTTAT PLEASE ARE MADE AT JOUNBON'S }44 HOMESTEADS 47 FARM LANDS

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Announcement Having purchased and removed the Meck & Miller (old Stoelt ing) Trunk and Bag Factories to 213 Occidental...

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—THE BON MARCHE'S APRIL SALE—— —OF FINE WOOL DRESS GOODS- We told you when we opened up this larger and better Dress Goods