The Seattle Star dated May 31, 1921

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Weather and probably showers; mod- erate S. W, winds, Temperature Last 24 Hours Tonight Maximum, 7 Today noon, 60. Didja...

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Taare meester —in a few hours your unsightly wood floor in your bathroom, living room, kitchen, bedroom or your office can be

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Coliseum Concert Orchestra 34—ARTISTS—34 ARTHUR KAY, Conductor Heath, Smith and Gilkison, Three Boys Whe Sing QND ©...

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any + Did Enmities Spring Up as’ * Invading Bandits Seize Coveted Territory BY HENRY WooD ROME, May 31.—Sweeping down from

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DAY, MAY 31, 1921. ESN SER VICE MESES | OUR CREDIT TERMS FOR 1,000 NEW ACCOUNTS 50 Purchase, $ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per 7S...

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The | school graduates, and as a an i ‘f _ tional system is all awry. budget is ek As a » politeness called . music, about

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| jpniannnmadapiinaigcratcanaanaee BR Backett, resident d Monday afternoon at the First cemetery. ANCOUVER. B. C.—Osmonde T.

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Phe PAGE 8 ‘ THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, MAY 31 1 | | cal program tn the afternoon a ae ‘MISS HAMILTON CONVERTS ie me me fo oe

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4 Y, MAY 81, 1921, tihia Grey: yatlia Grey: —Month of Roses and Equally Month of Brides aches and Brings in Its Wake an Aba-

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- SAC SERIES' ies THE SEATTLE STAR 1 2 TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1921, te H ! ; : || BANTAMS |(MEMPHis BANTAM SENSATIN] ECKARTS.|...

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hi a, Si als BREWERY’S BELFRY NOW PRO-VOLSTEAD; MOVES TO A CHURCH ROSTON, May %1.—From a brewery to church fs the history of