The Seattle Star dated November 16, 1922

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| CHINA WARNED BY 5 POWERS! TEN FOREIGNERS ARE HELD DEATH CAPTIVES! © @put ‘em back. RING RIT WEATHER Tonight and Friday,...

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roeter price 1 polished aluminum te Ni resular price 34 CAMEO POTTERY! ‘}—special purchase of small cameo ttery vases. Three

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} if THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922, ny Fake Movie One More Day, Then Gone promises, have reported their trout to Police...

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AGE 4 A Tremendous Sale—All Kinds Good Underwear Below only a few of the marvelous values on Third Floor—Friday Vests Crepe

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922. FIVE ROBBERS IN THREE JOBS lYeggs Work k Downtown and Get Away With It Five bandits committed

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Puptieding ¢ Association and United 2 monthe, #1,6¢ Outside of Representatives, fam Franciace of Nicol! & Ruthman, Special o

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922. RY TO LOWER COST OF MILK National Producers Would Cut Middle Men WASHINGTON, Nov, 16-—If the...

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in a PAGE 8 ssity tm every e we are making 0 down on any h PHONOCRAPHS We are the firs State of Washingt Phonographs on the

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HURSDAY, NOVEMBER | aoe = LADIES—YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS THIS Our Greatest Aluminumware ——Y | — We have given you som@...

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Chili’s Most Beautiful Woman } | COLLEGE GIES | OBJECT LESSON : Extension Workers Active at Fruit Show | Object lessons of

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ic red TWO att ¢ DAUGHTER OF TELEGRAPHER IS “WONDER” Washes Dishes to} Harmony of Her} Own.Songs; Gets} an Early Start BY...

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Wirt WITH GUN ~ VISITS AUTHOR Fame Threatened VALPARATSO. Ind, Nov. P. A. Gant, author of the (__THE FRIENDLY ree 4 16 “Pay

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H THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922. WELL-KNOWN SHOE STORE TO CLOSE ITS DOORS BUILDING COMING DOWN—~106 PIKE STREET $30,000 Forced-

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“Troubled With Pitching ‘TER being ou his arm. strength and effect. But couldn't stepped out ot their most effective h...

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SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922. THE Decne Goal . | 2 i} ° Ps o( TAIL TALE CURTAILED | ne Cynthia Grey o(__TAIL TALE

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PAGE 16 Seattle Society Miss Pe; gy Butterworth Has Charming Home Wedding; Mrs. Mil- burn Plans Luncheon. IWRROUNDED by of

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a) working. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER THE LOCUST 16, 1922. BY S.B. H. HURST Author of “Qoomer Ali” Copyright, 1993, Seattle Star...

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PAGE 18 § 4 Apples Have Brisk Trade i During Fruit Show Spinach from Walla Walla made its first appearance on the local...

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dKANOGAN WINS ‘ PDISTRICT PRIZE lore Awards Announced at the Frult Show , t irrigation project has stepped the front as a...

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THE SEATTLE STAR Again, Lowest Prices on Quality Merchandise Have Set the Town Talking About| BURNETT BROS.’ HOLIDAY JEWELRY