The Seattle Star dated February 27, 1917

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Wasn’t He Cute? Yes “The Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co. should have a councilman to represent it.” Dale's speech...

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STAR—TUESDAY, FEB. 27, 1917. PAGE 2! ia “tyre yar ewe w w]| Blidge Falls; Beacon Hill Folks Stuck in Mud! homefurnisher!...

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;WALKOVER) SHOES $1.98} Thousands of pairs of Men's, Ladies’ and Children’ 8| | Shoes thrown on sale Wednesday at lowest sale

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Nn te ene RARARARAARA nnn will be re-elected next Tuesday. They are Councilmen Erickson and Hesketh. a elected. ' only office

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Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET pen MA ta you for your conventence—te alon, own individual wer...

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it Dp Life in N. Y. Gay Cabaret The LAST WEEK ‘Te WORLD“ WOMAN’ JOHN HAMRICK RCE SETTLES N SWAMP-ROOT | pivo! the plaintiff

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By Clarence Darrow =| | (Famous Attorney and Social Worker) President Wilson could not have in the war crisis, There is no

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STAR—TUESDAY, FEB, 27, 1917, PAGE 8 ; § 2 O—TRADES ANO EXCHANGES|41 LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 55 BUSINESS PERSONALS 56 SPIRITUAL...

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STAR—TUESDAY, FEB. 27, 1917, STECHER TO APPEAR IN SEATTLE SOON. OE g TO_ LAST HOCKEY | NEBRASKA MARVEL | MIX OF YEAR WILL...

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| % T THE BON MARCHE I Val. and English Torchon | Men’s Holeproof Cashmere | 29¢ a Pair Lace 5c Y d., 50¢ Doz. Yds. A...