The Seattle Star dated November 6, 1914

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AST EDITION The SeattleStar The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News VOLUME 16. Tr’ Mud Hollow Tango club p ter

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Tremendous Saving Values for Saturday at PANTON’S Remember There Is a Reason— why John Panton Co. sells practically one...

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Wholesale & Retail THE Fumishings| Clothing SOs Man's $15.00 Men’ "Sq 85 Work Shirts Suits ... = a $1750 Men 50 $20 Men’, $8

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STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1914. PAGE 5, ESTABLISHED 176 ee STEAL STAMPS | Zypfar™ burmiariaed early Friday, and about...

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STAR- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1914. PAGE 6. AN ECONOMICAL, DELIGHTFUL PLACE TO TRADE Men’s, Women’s and Boys’ Shoes Are to Be Had

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TAILORED READY CO. JUST RECEIVED 400 New Suits and] spirtc Balmacaans a) —FOR— Men and Young Men! "15 Volume of Business and

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SES x a cecal eee eewreeenecnnr eases ‘high grade oT Hard- Facts About Hutchinson’s = Sale== OU can buy the finest Suits and

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AN ANNUAL COAT BARGAIN At the House of Coat OFF Deduct 33 Per Cent Off Regular Price At33 Per Cent Below giving Just an idea

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UaRt Eon <ArIte, > CT AAOES, wee CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY | anged for the Con | | ery Alphabetically venience of...

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ed by ection noted ‘o., of ffices have Men’s Quality Shoes for Boys By Hugh S. Fullerton The greatest ba In America toda ball

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We've Marked These 200. New Business Suits at And the Man Who | Wants to Econo- mize onHis Clothes This Season Will Do Well