The Seattle Star dated September 4, 1914

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#: P| STAR’S ADVISORY BALLOT | mits an advisory ballot for the primary election Tuesday The best candidates in each of the

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This Week. Wea. and Sat. Matiness Witlam—BOCK 2 FULTON—Mande “THE CANDY SHOP” Bvenings, S00 to $1.00. Mate tho to $1 Lone RA

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On Tuesday night, Auguet 18th, at 0 reeult In your gain. $5.00 Work Shoes cut to.. $3.50 Boys’ Shoes cut to. . $1.85 Men's

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Diana Dillpickles In She Won't See * Cecil Often ewer ING FRIEAOSHP * 1S TY LARGE TOORISTOME YEO To WTS saeraay! SNE LOOKS a

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SOL Sine FOR THE Entire Stock of the $ Shirt Shop will be thrown on sale tomorrow regardless of cost, Everything sacrificed.

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J. J. KELLEY’ Family Liquor Store A Store Where Ladies Can Trade Phone One Gallon Fine 6-Year-Old CALIFORNIA PORT WINE...

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STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. PAGE 7. ne || Closed a aaenr A vice Pace | Monday| et reece | SANE PARIS.-The ¢ H | . with which

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STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. PAGE 8, OUR LAWLESS POLIC ‘OUR LAWLESS POLICE] TEACHERS TO (WHAT'S THAT 'LEAVES BED IN ARREST...

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PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS TO PLAY IN SEATTLE NEXT MONTH WITH ALL-NATIONAL Unless something comes up that will interfere with the

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4 NOTICES CLOTHES TAILORED FO ONDE} Chicago, Agent, Donahue, 407 Walk |. MOUNTAIN PARTIES CLASSIFIED BUSINESS |) j5' guene

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i SWALLOWS ; NEEDLE; ‘Whirty-six years ago Mrs. Dreese, then a little gixl of Selins-\ noticed sharp point protruding i...

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The Buyers Have Prepared 3 | A Double Bargain Bill IFOR SATURDAY~AT THE BON MARCHE'S DEPARTMENT BUYERS’ SALE | Because...