The Seattle Star dated March 3, 1916

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SRAINERD QUITS Hil GILL VF ormer Booster Turns Against iim: Writes Stimgimg Letter Austin E. Griffiths’ election as mayor...

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$1.25 Fountain Syringe Regular $1.25 a | iN meri td ti tu H > Special 79¢ 10c Ivory Soap Special 7c ae Ss One-Cent Sale. SALE

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STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1916. PAGE ip BEACH'S ‘NE’ER-DO-WELL' TO STAY AT REX ANOTHER WEEK Women’s m Gloves 79c | MEN'S HATS |

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tered at Meattia By mall, out of elty, one year, # Don’t Forget the Belt Line Tuesday F OR years the railroad lines have held

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'MAKES YOU GASP To | SEE THE STYLE ACT The Benefits From | Prohibition Will Be Permanent Ones Asome « ’ b n the evtl of ‘ ot

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x : | ‘Fine Healthy Child SELECTS ARBITERS - = Cc Evid | : | onvincing UIdence Anchorage Man Tells of R. R. Strike F simple,

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STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1916. PAGE 7 ! BILL WILL NOT DEBATE RIVAL Declares Griffiths Must Meet Trade at the santo Market Center

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SATURDAY BARGAINS IN USED Furniture! $35.00 Mahogany Bookca plate glass doors $40.00 Early English Combination Bookcase and

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al Pairs of Shoes When I stocked this store about a year ago I made mistakes. have TEN TIMES as many MEN’S SUITS as I should

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STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1916, PAGE 10. —<— ‘HOW GERMANY HAS FIDDLED ON LUSITANIA =} —<——_ Bradford Refuses to Admit Illegality

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STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1916. PAGE 11 NATION FOR WILSON’ Keene, Home onVisit, Gets Sentiment 4 sensation of the exposition...

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oeeereerere . . . . . CHATTEL LOANS COMPANY) NEW RATES, NEW | METHODS Loans from $10.00 to $75.00 Made quickly and...

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" ae UTT AND JEFF—QUITE SO! QUITE b Ih hy . MAGEE MAY RIVAL COBB s**t * eee & F RANK GUIGNI HOLDOUT AT THE FRONT WITH EOWARD

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Pike Street - Second Avenue ALL THE WORLD LOVES A WINNER THE “WINNER” $2.00 Hats for Men Best $2.00 Hats in America Today...