The Seattle Star dated July 24, 1914

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i WHY OLE HANSON? ft HE one big characteristic of Ole Hanson, progressive candidate for the United States senate, is that ;

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Redelsheimer’s Semi - Annual Clearance As you know, each season with a new ass ance time ing to time. the polic accomplish

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STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 7 114. PAGE 3. HOW'S BUSINESS? INDUSTRIES ARE SLACK: IMPROVEMENT IS APPARENT IN LABOR MARKET (Editor'p...

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M OF SCRIPPS NORTHWEST LEAGUR OF NEWSPAPERS! News Service Entered at Seat My mail, out of city, 3 | | 9400, Private SSS a. a

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\4 at Eilers Is Doing Things Underpricing of Pianos Brings Many Buyers The demand was terday for the $235 and $266 in-...

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eer ee STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1914, PAGE 6. HY IS A NAVY? Boalt Wonders ‘How ‘Much More Useful All Those Admirals, Captains

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PICNIC SUNDAY, JULY 26 Given by Herz! Congregation Stoamers leave Leachi park every half-hour, beginning at 10 a.m. Round...

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gow PR SARE STUNONY {Ane Ieouke * | CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Alphadet: ar Venience of Our ‘Transient Charge Rates ents

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What You Want to Know) CAN YoU BE CURRDT WOW LONG WILL IT TAKE? WILL It BH PERMANENT? WHAT WILL IT Cost? A Visit Will Tell.

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