The Seattle Star dated April 25, 1917

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STAR--WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1917. PAGE 2 SLAUGHTER OF sxe. STANDARD OIL | Md | GERMANS sors HEAD DEFENDS a ON IN FRANCE PRICE

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STAR--WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1917. PAGit 3 IDOUGLAS FAIRBANKS IIs Living Up to His “Ren” at the Mission Satisfactory Terms...

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o° <a) The Seattle Star | ° od at Seattian Wash, Postoffion as ee ane waattor . ' . (Continued From Our Last teeue) |~ .|...

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$11.50 Rocker Rocker 75 Rocker, $17.50 at $16.50 a $9.50 at $14.60 at Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE...

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GINCINNATI RAGE 1S RACE IS Mexico Imports 775 TO BE HELD MAY 30 Autos During March} WASHINGTON, D, ¢ April 35, NEW YORK,...

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new arrivals who are not yet acquainted with the event. 200 Pairs Long White Kid os EM gh Bh hy Gloves, Special $1.65...

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| | HAVE TD FEED THR MAJoR’s WORSE AND THE OATS ARE 400! ALL GONE Wonper Wito FED THAT OLD ARMY MULE? WANT AD RATES|| ‘~ Dae

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Bill Leard and Ardie made Honus Mc the brilliant tohes of the afternoon at terday’s opener. Bill start ed out in the first

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° 5 | Dancer Seeks War Prisoner’s Release THE BON MARCHE A Group of Delightful Silk Dresses Worth Up to $29.50 Will Be Marked