The Seattle Star dated April 15, 1918

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STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1918. PAGE TT ch ape retiERS me GROTE-RANKINCO LETTERS VICTOR VICTOR OTTO F. KEGEL, President i...

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Built on the Bed-Rock of a World’s Necessities Seattle affords a wonderful market for skill and energy — brain and brawn. The

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CAN'T BEAT “TIZ” WHEN FEET HURT “Tiz" for Sore, Tired, Puffed- Up, Aching, Calloused Feet or Corns TABERTY WONDS ARE...

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MEMBER oF Entered Pebliabed Dat evitable Telegraph News Service of the United By mail, out of city solidify the nation to a

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ie i! ij 2 Ba al itil & BUY BONDS—FIGHT OR FINANC MR. FIX-IT Let “Mr. Fix-It” fix that grouch for you—He mends everybody’s

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By Condo, THESE DAYS IN “THEN NEW ND ON NIM § ID IT Becaus IS NO REASON WHY A FTER MAKING A COMPLETE FAILURE OF SVERY CVE...

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THE SEATTLE STAR BRITISH FIRE WITHERS UP ENEMY HORDES' DEAD GERMANS “CARRY ON” IS CITY’S SLOGAN 'TWO SOLDIERS ‘ THE BON...