The Seattle Star dated September 17, 1915

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ROCKEFELLER REFUSES WAR LOAN cee bsse|es STEFANSSON, THE EXPLORER, IS ALIVE — Renn Bnnnnnenrnnnnnnennnennnnnnnnnnnnns...

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SATURDAY BARGAINS || The Leader Company's Store Formerly John Panton Company While we regret that Mr. Rowe's delightfully...

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OTO PLAYS |¥ open Sauday Evening oReM MATEY WELL TRAY SE | FORA] AT INDEFINABLE TY THAT MAKES. TORY GREAT SBERT ESON |...

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STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 1915, PAG 4 Member of the Sorippe Northwest League of Newspapers Paditehed Dally by The Star Publishing

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An Economical, Delightful Place to Trade ‘STEFANSSON TOLD BOALT HE'D MAKE IT By Fred L. Boalt. Vilhjalmur Stefansson, the Are

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Raia ma i 4 TOOTH TALKS —ON— Bridgework By EDWIN J. BROWN, D.D. 5., Seattle's Leading Deatis tees Whe Largest Dental Imitated

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STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 1915. PAGE Hurt Finger in Spain and Ankle in London; Oh, She’s _ Variety Queen All Right! “Oh, where's a

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STAR—FRIDAY, SE?s 17, 1915, PAGE 8. STAR GUESSING CONTEST third, $5.00 in Kol P 2 4, and the f Yo telephone call N this page

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J. J.Kelley’s Family Liquor Store 1313-1315 First Av. Be'ween Union and Uatversity Is the Finish DAY we start our big bargain

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The Star Want Ad Rates) \ vata One cent a word per insertion Six times:for the price of five. ar pon booke—one hundred lines

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e] Teast VARSITY. 1 GAME OCT. 2; } MBERDEEN HERE wee FOOTBALL SCHEDULE et ’ berdeen high at Seattle. 7 SWeshington park at Se

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Go on the Tables at And they are all well tailored Shirts—in nice ever saw—with plain or plaited bosoms and soft or The...