The Seattle Star dated January 5, 1922

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THE SBA —reductions of 10% to 33 1-3% on merchandise in every department in this great store—except on a few price restricted

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} COMING TO LIBERTY Film Theft re May Result cre fi : i in Law Suit TODAY'S PROGRAMS With the theft of the Rudolph Val enting

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r, JANUARY 5, 1922. THE SEATTLE STAR | TCM ic mcm oo tatoe fl ; ’ , { LEADERS |China’s Big Three A CALE in Fight to Finish

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TRE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1928, © t | “There are & few Indians who have! y -_—-—-—, their tents there—trappers

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 2 HELD AT BAY AS SAFE IS ROBBED, Masked Bandits Escape| With Gems and Cash After Long Visit The police

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January Clearance Shoe Sale! Newest style Ladies’ Oxfords and Strap Pumps in brown and patent leather, low walking heels. Now

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-_ GREAT SPIRIT’S CUP IS BROKE By Hal Armstrong and then the Great Spir ft went West to build the Rocky along hie biggest for

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Seattle Society Miss Kathryn Joyce Weds 5, Mr. Willard Gilson; Attractive Tea Given for Daughter-in-Law. AND MRS JOYCE of i

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PAGE 12 VISITORS WALLOP METS IN TORRID OVERTIME HOCKEY 4 me a Bis FOG 5 | ; ° | Victoria Will Danforth Same First Sackers —

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19g THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 13 ‘ae Star." 7 seme BOY CARESSES PRICE QF EGGS [Scant Change Noted SETI pgs ys aN Whe si __HER IN

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oe ERS ITT FRAT LUXURY TAX ( Manufacturer Pays Revenue! } Now Instead of Consumer --in Theory That misu Avoided, sh...