The Seattle Star dated November 9, 1923

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¢ *S dorous enough, bi WEATHER Fair tonight prodadly fog winds, mostly easterly. ‘Temperature Maximum, 50, Today and...

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BY MELVIN VOORHEES goldfish and captive trout? |we provide them with spectacles? }ly imanner bowl or as they do when Jar...

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Hardy’s DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY SILVERWARE CLOCKS , Christmas Watches For Less 15-jewel green gold filled Wal- am_man’s...

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1923, IMeDougall /outhwick’s Storeswide $200,000 Sale. The End of the Big Week Brings Specially Prepared

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, hal | C Convenient fonvenient Payments ecunnneeees) GR [sateen ay $ § ey er Roaster “SPECIAL | 1-tnch...

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PAGE 6 e q 4 savers in all departments. Stout Dresses for larger women, sizes 41 to 58; fancy trimmed and embroidered models

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—A PICTURE ga THAT WILL LIVE FOREVER Ba IN THE HEARTS ER OF THIS GENERATION & Henri C. Lo Bel Novelty Organist Our regular

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paween sy ewes news PB ules 2 vw iewe eres eRe THE SHATTLE STAR Tf the testimony adduced at the hearings can be substantiated

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| ~ — a | FRIDAY, NOVEMB STUDENT FACES MURDER TRIAL! wards and Wofle Case Is Heard at Valdez VALDEZ, Alaska, Nov. 9%—With tho

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THE SHATTLE STAK ; FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1923. OPEN UNIQUE —Kswerd J» Qrdered UNIVERSITY TO ; | alimony and support payments,

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C ekin Oxford in the 200,000 Women —have made this test Written Guarantee to Grow New Hair in 90 Days —or Money Back...

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done, FRANK BE. and Gen, Best Lock Demonstration 7:30 Tonight 1121 Post St., Cor. Seneca President Mer. BEST, Vice President

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ep Ladies! OOD health cannot be camouflaged b: powder and rouge. The eyes will tell. t sparkle and clearness that denote good

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} coe sammy ment and federal hospital No, 59 at of compensation and hospitalization. * Association’ with his two oldest...

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e ‘Seattle Star [PAGES 15 70.28 SE ATTL! E, WASIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER , 1923. | American Nation Will Honor Memory of War Dead

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BS ee Service at Orthopedic ‘Shops |W. D. Freeman and the Elahan Campfire girls. | _ FAMOUS ARCHEOLOGIST Seattle Society...

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THE SHATTLE St FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1928. THE MODEL KITCHEN »"° PANTRY FOR SEATTLE HOUSEWIVES __— = SEATTLE Mit Waa LIGHTING

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Alt LE STAK AMERIGAN GOBS | FIGHT FASCISTI | ROME, Nov, 9%—A number of sailors from tho United States cruiser Detroit engaged

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SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVEI ‘g Not just a few MINCEMEAT Holly, large jar. .33¢ Libby’s Royal, jar......56¢ Tea Garden, itor....

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nt of a red by 1} court; constitu se study tskie of of the ie focleral fing that given to id execus JUS Pow Mlorence ny and

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ADAM AND EVA FIVE THOUSAND Ri) Bucks! Gouty! THAT'S A LOT TO LOSE, UNCLE. Kt GUILERMO- CF'EM WRAPPED UP VP IN THE IDOL HNTOT

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dv § ans leus lan and in blic lied, ® x ge i 5 THE STAR’S PAGE OF NEWS FOR BUSINESS ME Sees Need for Building More Low Priced

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OUR BOARDING HOUSE | Bother | Newcomer > to Show - Johnny Farr, California Bantam, to Box Vic! Foley Here Next Week| BY LEO.

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sare ae FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1023, y Ge THE BEST IN THE WEST The Star Offers Its Readers the Best Daily Sport Features of Any

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BLOCKED TRAFFIC; |No Po WORE PAJAMAS KANSAS CITY, Nov. 9.—Polloo arrested Jacob Thompson, 45, for blocking traffic on a busy

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PAGE 27 56 AUTOS FORSALE [62 FOR SALE—REAL 86 CHATTEL AND COL- . eee eres 56 AUTOS FOR SALE 62 FOR SALE—REAL [65 FOR...

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THE SEATTLE State Publicit ni pobbilanalat ed ac _.Good Advertising HOMECOMING?” Sse. au» change Ao tourists to the state of