The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1917, Page 5

Sy STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1917. PAGE 5 Woodhouse-Grinbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL bye add you UM create ayant ON nace 70 hed for your conventence—to gust you § 50.00 Wo! Toe Wo EXTRA SPECIAL 15 Full Sized Couch Covers, Regular Price $4 and $4.50 SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY 40,000 Have Already Seen This Great Super Picture in Seattle—See It Today—First Time Shown at Less Than Big Road Show at the Liberty Prices— Geraldine Farrar and a score of other stars in Cecil B. DeMille’s glorious masterpiece—a superb play—a thrilling romance—his- torically faithful—a play none should miss— “JOAN, THE WOMAN” CANADIAN PACIFIC The World’s Greatest Highway BACK EAST EXCURSIONS Daily June 20th to June 30th Ask Us About Dates for July, August and September 67 1 80.00 | Boston AS 119.20 91.00 New York . 115.20 Corre \ingly low rates to otner points. Limit 2 months, but 0 exceed Oct. 31 at Liberal stopovers SPECIAL SALE DATES Boston, May 28-29 Final limit June 26 St. Paul, June 1.2 ia Final limit June 30 ¥ Moines, June 7-8 oe Final limit July 6 Maco, June 12-13 wee Final limit July 14 For Further Information Apply to E. E. PENN, General Agent Passenger Department, 712 Second Avenue, Seattle. LILLIAN WALKER HERE (FAL Vitagraph Star Is at the Clemmer Theatre The iat Co. Men’s Black | isa Wal lansio? WEG Se Sateen Shirts | CASH ; cn fn We he ; a 6 ALL , 4 s smno wr me’’ «| Gingham Dresses Will Be the Summer es cine ae Attire of Many Women repute” Price $6. 50 seo thru his hands as you lift to the light | All material substance seems to! have been burned out of him and what ts left ts only courageous spirit. I suppose every woman ts in & sense a mother as well a a wife to her husband, and I fing of Dick, as does win, as « poor lc Upper Main Floor, f err is Human”’—the woman who heedlessly “TO | passes an inspection of these r arrivals errs | indeed, for the many attractive features of ind patterned gingham may never be tyle and appearance Good quality appreciated tf all the nursing The best quality of Anderson's gingham is 1 loving he can get ven in bis dejirium he never used, and the enticing manner in which they are designed ymplains, never asks for anything t f lled f This morning when tend to reveal gingham as a fabr inexcelled for summer t n every da wear ; "The sketch shows one style that is made in Helen Ware and Thomas Santechi, In “The Garden of Allah,” combination with white voile rtwaist effect Others are belted in at waist, | pleated skirts and large pockets; also white sailor, organdie coll nd cuffs, | Today's Programs They are shown in rich blue, tan, rose and . ender plaids, in ‘sizes 34 to 44 LIWHAEY — Thomas” Aantal ' The Garden « Jim?’ 1 asked Lillian Walker to me and was and he told me sesewme | Women’s Silk Top Silk Bengaline Collars roe emis tke jee ald Union Suits A Fashion Note retand not only his actions but “How much 4o you koow, Jim? 7) one woman voluntarily or vividness and asked impulsively ‘WHEN | remark favorably will compare with any love theme { know 1 he answered | about the collar worn mpansively, “excep: what I bave another woman, be assured that ered from Dick's mot ’ erent sentences, bu more to the collar than as dald that his mir fabric and workmanship, The At rest, and because ment concerning these new edly partial, which Geraldine Parrar to Allstar cast te cinian , STHAND—Carly le Winck well in | > CLASS OA Yaiee Alarm wich The Shipwrecked Nand Upper Main Floor. GARDEN OF ALLAH” Hele Ware, one of Am |foremost et 1 actresses | Thoma fine knit rious agai a al not wet It at rest, Margle rs is de have thi eky ach p ever voleed tc [the Liberty He me searchingly ———Our Neckwear See- t said nothing more ou would has just received a new ship- ment of four attractive styles, including the Collar pie- tured. They are made of full cord white Bengaline silk and line Seco silk. Price....$1.75 and $2.50 for summer Main Floor. ring Margte LOOK As YOUNG As E “3 YOU FEEL, DON'T | ‘This is m th . Margte, call BE OLD AND GRAY. Don't wee that thin M jee bn es | e? 1 understand, dear, and i fate as Men—Don't Let Gray Hair| (elise draw his hand | Waverl t ha 8|the orld Jim Edie kept his owl Hold You Down in Busi |; ti sigzaniceatna , it means he| counsel and was the most loyal of COMING SATU o Mm 1 ing ‘ E 4 ness! Women—Restore Nat- > thr . , | gun : , {nis friends. a on, aha? thet to him] Jim and | nd Jim |" He must be sorrowing over Mal ural Color With Safe, Guar-| France yesterday, Margie,” said Jim Junsmilingly bad anteed Q- Ban—Not a Dye. wonderfully done.| “No—and oh, Jim, do you think |the words, “I'll ye with |colm's death, and he knows that J REX BEACH'S }luked Malcolm very much and yet 48 apparently been at-|!t {# too late now?” | Jim, little vOh ver Meh jhe has never mentioned him beri ™ “Tean't tell.” ‘Then a look came|tioned Malcolm Stuart's name to} “yow much does Jim Edie really || 66 pens and with over Jim's face as he bent ovet|ne since the tragedy. I think this), now of it all and how much does = in a British trench, “som: puld give a |'s ra as Malcolm wa Mf |he suspect, little book? » in France . riends. The Bett “ er Than “The Spoilers” hen they (To be continued) | Dick | — ——-— . very int t ager. “I wonder rt « idea of Maicolm from Jim | If you value your watch about anything |was a thought I put out of my |Haynes repair it. Next Libe | brain, for I knew that of all men in |atre (Advertisement.) ed comprehend: | <== ACCEPTED THE COATS art ————| Two large delayed shipments of nifty, new COATS ar- tha “ TESTIMONIALS | rived yesterday and some are included in our FIRST ANNI- ll VERSARY SALE. STORE CROWDED DAILY. yore fii FOR MEDICINES Everything As Advertised—Costs Forgotten at the 3 Xs to wal it O88 | Lyd ean OVERSTOCK MUST GO. Sale Continues All Week. “2 Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine s Suits Company Publishes Only Genuine Ones. One lot, values to $30.00, for $13.75 “AMERICAN ARISTOCRACY” |tatking ¢ Douglas Fairbank hown for|tell you that ev ast times t ht att Mis-|right. 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Values | to $6.00 for | ted to the American publ { BRAND THE GREAT DIVIDE" Dresses. Values to $16.50, for 7 45 NEW at Dresses Values to $16.50, for e DE LUXE EDITION One lot of Afternoon Dresses. Values vo . ae The Florence Upstairs Store No Refunds . No Charges at or Deliveries 2nd and Union Sale Prices ag aa i «CockroachesAreFithy J sehen i = vag ane eakks fase ith a wealth of n Full Directions tn 16 languages alue, as well as dra-| ®eld everywnere zoe and $100 | U. S. Gevernment buys It. JOHN HAMRICK SECOND & UNIVERSITY 15c Children Se