The Seattle Star dated March 31, 1916

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MOST ANYTHING That's the title of a de t 4 boned gg 5 dae yes Soak a bit of the joy ji tu: f Belindnd eee natured fun,...

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“Nature Teeth” Rival Nature’s Own UR “Nature Teeth” are the highest expression of the science and art of dentistry. They are

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STAR—FRIDAY, MARCI 31, 1916. PAGE ! g WOMEN LINE UP Boston Clothing Co.—1115-111'7 First Ave.—Boston Clothing Co VOTES IN ST

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McGrath no doubt gave a full ac- count of himself. According agents in Seattle, Will Postoffice Humphrey is mentioned Solid

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STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1916. PAGE 5 TEEREREREEREEEEEEZE P| HOTOPLAYS nln a e¢ Dougall « fouthwick Our Long Chain of Stores

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New and Stylish White Boots The modo! tHustrated ts made of White Nubuck; new perfor ated tip, a and quarter and \ Goodyear

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~TIZ” FOR FEET No More Sore, Tired, aati Feet: No Puffed-up, Calloused Feet or Painful Corns—Try “Tiz” Why go ltmping around

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Summer. Clothes They are so marked in style that even a modest pattern doesn’t look so dull as most clothes. - So carefully

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STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH ~ @Ceatinesé trom rage 1) e Arm Bands, Hose Union Suite, worth Ralncoatse, worth to Raincoats, worth to

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CHILDREN © | ARESLAIN _ BYBANDIT Americans and Carranzistas e Closing In on Villa Near 4 Durango. __HE HAS FORCE OF 2,000) EL

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‘The president of the Central Labor Council of Seattle, Hulet M. Wells, belleves that the present war has demon. @treted, the

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STAR—FRIDAY, MARCIT 31, 1916. PAGE 12 —BARGAINS IN- mF ARMS Anp ACREAGE Unimproved Acreage Five Ranch and Farm H. B. ADAMS

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Saxe ATW ae lt Tore ton 4 Vadeenten, must GRCEAUFON kin Cincases only. Paw” orage warehoure Co, 106 White Bide WEEE Beit cind

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STA oto * THE SEATTLE CAN'T CATCH UP ~WITH HER HUBBY | > PEN, VILLA Girls Planning Adamless S BiG HEARTED Eden on Island in