The Seattle Star dated July 5, 1917

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eT HIFTY- THREE YEARS? SERVICE TO THE HOMEFURNISHER! —IF YOU HAVE AN ACCOUNT HERE YOUR ADDITIONAL PUR- CHASES WILL BE ADDED

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rr, it- = In —a most unusual story. His theory is that a woman either appeals to the best or worst in a man; she can’t do...

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TODAY, TOMORROW AND SATURDAY We're Holding Him Over SEEMS LIKE EVERYBODY HAS SEEN DOUG FAIRBANKS _IN “WILD AND WOOLLY” AT THE

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Peeved at Modern Trend, Wright Turns to Films, It believed by many peo. ple that the greatest useful ness of the motion...

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i ] | STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 5, 19217. PAGE 8 } PHE DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—A Very Nifty Litth Garment. BY ALLMAN | WONDER WHAT HE

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STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1917, PAGE 9 AN FEMALE HELP WANTED 45 BUSINESS PERSONALS lee SPIRITUAL meDIUMS le 7 Mf NT WERT FER GET

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TH CALLED E TO. COI ORS et GERMAN TRAP FAILS Sub Net Fails to Catch Troop Transport)~ BY CARL D. GROAT past week, ending...