The Seattle Star dated December 23, 1914

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fice kote » wtipuiated “For some hungry littlechimney kid,” he said $15, The Star's share of the proceeds of the receipts at

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of these money-saving opportunities: Cars and 1-3 off on all Lamp On a hair-skin cov- ered Rocking Horse with platform and

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‘i ; ta t 4 4 4 : ’ » : th Imperial Candies of which we are justly proud. Our new lines are not but a distinctly different

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Secretary Bryan is another who is strong in his redness for war is not at all a guarantee of peace “If,” he says,...

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1 2353 38 Fe STAR—WEDNESDAY, iLast Call for the Christmas Columbia There is no good reason why you should not choose one of

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AR—WEDNESDAY, DEC, 23, 1914. PAGE 6 Council Votes to Pass Light Extension Ordinance Over Gill's Veto ’ SRy unanimous vote the

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STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23, 1914. PAGE 7. + gail hier 10 P.M. PROHIBITION * | FAILS TO PASS Men’s Suits, lake oy Overcoats at

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STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIREC TORY CONTRACT RATES (Count ¢ average words VyBenth. aly ine. 32 montna. Stated

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That’s the rental we pay for our big, daylight Upstairs Clothes Shop. One hundred-foot frontage (second floor) First Ave....

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= and Tomorrow Evenit Limits season—a pu bereg ft wearabl es fc prices that will ena to the recipie For remem — $5 & $6...