The Seattle Star dated June 11, 1915

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COMPLETE TEXT OF PRES. WILSON’S NOTE TO BERLIN ON PAGE NINE ANSWER PLEASES GERMANS IGHT The Seattle Star Nisin The Only Paper

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To Close Out the Hats| | Values From $3.50 to $7.50 Are to Go At One Dollar Apiece Five hundred of the finest Hats anybody

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If You Were Placed in My Position and had to, every day, s for jobs from honest, willing, out of-work tailors, and then could

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Member of the Sertppe Nerthweet League ot Newspapers Published Daily by The Star Publishing Co. Phone Main 9400 The Real...

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Straight Line Hardwood Prin cess Dresser, large French plate mirror, Regular $14.50 baron $10.75 Iron Beds, extra heavy,...

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Absolutely Phone Elliott 185 No “strings” on specials. Clean, sold all day as advertised (groceries all week) city. Phone...

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= a: IT’S GREAT TO BE SMALL Sounds funny but fact is—men with small feet get the biggest kind of bargains in shoes right n

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THE DENTAL WAR IS ON!! the Regal Dentists Side With Neither Faction w Are Absolutely Independent We are going about our...

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detail that may be fare.” merce, Ge man governme COMPLETE TEXT O It ts contending PRES. WILSON SAYS TO KAISER| <#* @...

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An Economical, Delightful Place to Trade ——————— Do You Wonder that the upstairs shoe shop is Seattle’s busiest and most...

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STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1915. PAGE 11, rr OF ENGLAND ti By CHARLES EDWARD * ornge eh EN She ia ae Sale Starts Saturday Cl “nd

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STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1915. PAGE F 12, enn nn nad PrnnliOnal. MONT re > 7 z : 4 <> | yy SF | WTD MISCELLANEOUS 19 MALE HELP

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STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1915. PAGE 13 Price of New Man Too High JOE CHOYNSKI, HARD LUCK CHAMP,’ WILL TRY COMEBACK AT AGE OF 47

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THE SEATTLE STAR A Bon Marche Sale of Men’s $15.00 Business Suits at $9.50 Because size ranges are no longer complete— So...