The Seattle Star dated September 22, 1914

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ian Mother Sitting in Front of Her Home, Which H. n Burned by the Germans, Begging for Money for Food for Herself and Her...

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Me ee pee gitsyy hw lige tc eh En I thd EAS CB DBE same STAR—TUESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1914. PAGE 2. U.S. Cutter Tahoma Fast Upon a

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Today's Styles Today Why Not Buy Your Fall Clothes on Credit? When you can buy your Fall and Winter outfit of wearing apparel

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§ . . an Diana Dillpickles \n What's a Picnic Without a Cut-Up! ‘Screecher’ i Film | ~ ~ | | “Ustew, Cues NUTrTe? 1 WviteD |

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4 NOTICES MOUNT AIN PARTIE Ss | CLASSIFIED BUSINESS fo mig ; DIRECTORY nw Classified Ad Rates oe Rffective June 1 1 cent a

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STAR—TUE SDAY, SEPT. 22, 1914. PAGE 7 . ‘MEET TO OPEN HERE OCT. 19 Following a conference between Charley Hulen, of Brown & |

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| The Bon Marche’s Semi- Annual Sale— Of Fine Ostrich Plumes With $10,000 Worth of Lovely Plumage at a Quarter to a Third...