The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 19, 1917, Page 6

STAR—MONDAY LB. 19, 1917. PAGE 6 A'BEARDS TABOO SCENE FROM “THE BAD BOY” AT THE LIBERTY. WILL FORD U. $. The Sensation of | rm ne “The Smart Set Magazine” BENEATH CHIN | AS SEATTLE AD | Seattle and the Northwest are bitten View : ” Jof the United Spollers “THE WAX MODEL Jae s Starring Pretty VIVIAN MARTIN the t take thelr H takes the t of thelr will fit thelr mac room and take 4 “ with riopticon vie n each elty and] mlet they vinit nen are Val Martin Ke both | A STORY OF r residing at the THE KLONDIKE AT THE TIME ip wa ¢ er with OF THE GOLD t samber of ( erce, accord: | RUSH ing to Mart aod e ff t » 0 The Cha f i Seattle Susies to Ethel Sew for Red Cross| in the Strongest Role of Her Career MUTT AND JEFF You r ee “THE WAX MODEL” | °° A HERO DOG R n READER SAYS RUSSELL | _MADE FOOL OF HIMSELF: A vivid story of the life of an artist's model, presenting graphically both its « and serious periods f et ee oo iia Editor The 8 In a recent ts] ir As an Alaskan Dance Hall Girl, in MAX LINDER | flew: in. Sestians : Et 1 Harry mo: a dif-|/ Edward Rus 1 economist, maga r The one triumph of the comedy field re than ° Ol sine writer, student f oO oe in years. The man with the million-dol asa a hal r n 2OCORDING lar eyes,” a scream. Don't commit sui dance at the ¢ 2 oan cide—laugh yourself to death at Max er, in “The a . oR ave! OF COURSE THEY ESCAPE In “The Dollar Mg at the etter k Class A breaké and ab - wall But the tre | t 2 The Children Will Idolize Max Linder as They oare ape pom a - ts Have Charlie Chaplin A GURER NUFF. OCRAP He has bre DRINK HOT TEA ont inate 3 Fairbanke’ |"e2!™* far ni FOR A BAD COLD} 5c It Costs Them Only 5c Ssidia bamsel lk: 7 Mixes|t to t tw inst analysis fo package of I M. Guterson’s Famous Matinee or Night In the Strand, you see a fight world war, ely jota at home, and for th aw 4 “ S in’ a locked room -that' keeps youlits cure of a King abr on Russian Orchestra “Hamburger Brust | ny pharmacy. Take a MUSICAL PROGAM 1 of the tea, put a cup} IUBEL OVERTURE j dadesdoceeiy sy Weber & water upon it, pour ha sieve and drink a tea toes all the time F ot jon yc No, emp incred w~ a dechsrath A PRETTY “WAX MODEL” jhe S$. would bring tin trips = thr neerts that . ase }eupful at any time. It is the mo: . ¥ tr neutral. It |Stective way to break a ala and ADMISSION 15 CENTS at © starve the r as it opens the pores, re w | congestion Also loosens . HAS LOTS OF LAUGHS | Mas Economic Reseon i tateaee venelve and entirely ; You start laughing at the firat| Now th all ware ve an ¢ 1 | vegetable re harmless SS le Max Comes Acrons nomic orlal and u this funda \the first ! nay Max L com- | mental ved, we are id MOTHER 5 TROU LEASE SHIPS Bs Gee ta oes sor an an BLES, [0 FOREIGNERS Now |stupy IN CONTRASTS rejoice over a ‘ ed} Will ing the words der oon raing and cared ber| Seattle's Best Photoplay House can ship to a foreign flag “Here Mixes In,” with Douglas And say not then ‘My country.|expressions—she ages before her| the international crisis. Irbanks, at the Strand Pn ney a ma © denounces one right or wrong,’ bariam, for its! inhuman method warfare, advo- | lewed odues the destruction of another! pur when t RT who are now fighting for treio tha: sae ce and whose best | 5), ? 4] country federal authorities have |scene in a Bowery : {structed to enforce the rul- Don’t ae: Dyes—Restore Tt was one of the first meas y recommended by the una Natural Color With |, hipping board delegated to| Healthful Remedy — ly likes to use dangero EM, Ore., Feb. 19.—Sitting in e t ray Session, the Oregon legisla today began the work of ¢ § up many bill held over from { jay night, adjournfient scheduled. Neither house was to finish its task on time. or draw t sword in an unhal saloon is shown, and ® : LENT BEGINS SOOM me , comare and, Batecopa of se nitde nial and pennance. Easter ff of Sunday, on April 8, will mark th nd of the period Special services will be held in the various churches where Lent is observed will be a falling 3 and t t rtoa slight ¢ next Wednesday when Lent be | On this day, members of th re and avert th ligent German GEO. PROCTOR, we nat if the Hotel Baden. ting this to be tru to us who are to take a 4 STEVE KEPT BUSY sve Denton (William S a town, fights nd kidnaps the danc Beauty Doctor r| irl who stole non nd pre . vented him fro its Insures Fingers | ing mother. Happens at the Mis | fon NEW YORK, Feb. 19.—Dor- goles: othy Gray, who uses her fin- SURPRISE? YOU BET gers in an attempt to make | The he oboes un > new millionsire’s wives out of old ones, has Insured her fin. | gtrs for $50,000, her press and A, ame,” at the Colo She | agent declared here today. It | Its er-| prises hin is learned from the same aan asseiet oe source that “Mise Gray hae de- | wr eiagy Mane sg MAX 18 GREAT | veloped velvety little mounds < 7 Max Linder’s first co! n this] of flesh on the tips of her fin “' i coun ¢ gers and that is what makes a Try Q-Ban I I y . mn} her price prohibitive to every | | Phe World» Greatest erry 4 Rheumatism, oy one but the very wealthy.” | © with the y pletabie are’ons 5 MORE VESSELS TO Be The high cost of living will shortly take a tumble. The first gun in _ this Now PLAYING TRY SUB BLOCKADE y campaign to bring down the high cost of living will be fired by the International ~ CAPACITY) vee Salvage Co. store, 114 Pike. The decks are now being cleared for action. The sW ORK ‘eb. 19.—Five * “ ye sie) A aden Mahe Rcd store will remain closed Monday and Tuesday to re-mark stock. Doors will be turned to-| thrown open to the masses Wednesday, February 21st, at 10 a. m. The L. C. Engel store, Edmonds’ largest department store, has been bought 2 Play nin cangnticeah agtitre at 4 at a low rate on the dollar, including the People’s Grocery store, a local stock, — Cee ee ee and other stocks to be placed at the mercy of the people . Byes sh “lj GaF- STARTING WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21st, AT 10 A. M. Saieak Notables Given \ Every Free Speech in | Second Nation’s Capital) The International Salvage Co. Seattle’s Bargain House ‘fm 114 Pike St., Bet. lst and 2nd Aves. WASHINGTON, Feb, 19.—Since | Count 1 Tolstoy, son of the not y, Was refused permission | at Columbia university of the Woman's Pe « clty has wired an 1 for him to address a big meeting here me here, ae inv. | WANTED—About 25 Extra Salespeople 4) a speech from Mew. Skettington,| Rig For Clothing, Dry Goods, Furnishings, Hats, Shoes, Groceries, etc. Apply w of the Irish patriot who was mission to speak at Har | BRM before 10 a. m. 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