The Seattle Star dated July 24, 1922

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~ennnnnnnrrnnnnnnn Ed WEATHER | | Tonight and Tuesday, fair; moderate westerly winds Temperature Last 24 Hours Maximum, 71.

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Features Prices Reduced ease of operation— —the simplicity of the Red Star makes it very easy to operate. You do not stoop to

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Hoot Gibson Makes COLUMBIA Love to This Girl a ee Now Paying “One Clear Call’ A First National Super-spectal, with MILTON StL

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BUCK’S WARM AIR FURNACES -Pipeless—Pipe—Semi-Pipeless For the Prudent and Thrifty Homeowner Dependable—Economical—Healthful

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MONDAY, JULY 24, 1922. Lee ee TT TUT TTT TIITMtE MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU —— — OUR BIG NEW STORE SIXTH AVE. BETWEEN PIKE

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fe AS AUTO AND CAR COLE Four Others Are Dying; Machine} My daddy's an actor, too. He used to play in vaudeville. and I...

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, irs Planned for Miss ‘ ate Byers; Lunch-| > eon Will Honor Miss Rutledge. ERTAINING in compliment to = Miss Katheryn Byers,

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THE SEATTLE STAR OUR BOARDING HOUSE SH-H» EASY © : Y'can Pick'M OFF RNS THER OUT THIS, ‘ = \ RY brett spreap WINDOW =" GRAB A

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: THE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY, JULY 24, 1922. ORK YANKEES ARE TRYING T0 BUY ANOTHER PENNANT ACK TO NORTHWEST TENNIS HONORS!...

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™~ eae ae “eeese SARTLETT PEARS OPENING STRONG Eastern Washington Fruits i Arrive on Local Market The first Bartiett pears of

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_ where man hi « FRIENDS OF SLANG BAT FOR Flappers Want James’ Photo; Too Bashful Clicking By James W. Egan Tm going to let