The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1917, Page 5

STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, ‘MOVIES CHANGE TODAY for Many Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST You Last Times Pictures ‘Tonight Weer Week Week Week Week Week 150.00 Worth © 200.00 Worth © 400.00 Worth of LINOLEUM 2,000 yards high-grade Print Linoleum, values up to 90c per square yard, SPECIAL THURSDAY Per Square Yard 49c is in remnant lengths. measures ¢ above Bring your own With a \HAMILTON | (OR ELGIN ' | You Will Have a Dependable Timekeeper | William Courtenay, in “The Hunting of the Hawk,” Liberty, Thursday | LIBERTY Norma last t deur that seen for tt Griffth's “T th Libert Metropolitar may rT the fact that 140,000 feet of living photograph was made of the subject, from which to cull 12,000 feot—less than 10 per cent of the go to make th up DW Nation,” at the be gathered Talmadge tn * tonight in The Law of ¢ Mise Talmadge 1 first young wife, who has ambit fo on the stage, and who bel | that a “song slugger” in total—of the absolut 20-Year whom she has met on a visi slory of the su Gold Filled tow S pomnen (0 mee wil 8 Case star, Tt f Gon ” eg nd 1 Boe! Hart does not marry at the "at the a his played 1 violence outlaw, and play shows to safety on » sinks down man, ¢ ne An « heroine fr Why Pay Cash When You Can Buy at the Same Price ON CREDIT? WAR WHI.E PAYING | No Security gained the am ognized t Hart's to die in th hors No Interest William End of the moments in f taking the William Fox photoplay | Colontal Farnum, star at the Cler COLISEUM now at the JEWELER at the tory the t by rival Dan Hilyer, Crewe, a inventor It cial gift of Patvinity to [Row Over Black Cat Suffering fr tured lung which ho su a row with hbor J appearance of a evening, John Bobinsky ave. § is laid » at the *\ pital. His nd was with a garden hor Mu jail CHAMPION LIFTER JOINS U. S. MARINES - PORTLAND Lauscher, w ateur heavyw United States P corps he is a po wealthy y uess whic Storm Country Harold of the Irre The pl BELLINGHAM ‘ “1 ‘ rou eloy © and street par e oe ations to make all a of the intensity of the ent war, closed th » action cont a in twelve | ks convention hers thousand-odd feet of pictorial gran Pay for the Liberty fighters; buy a Liberty Bond ° punch and| r self 1917. PAGE * INTEREST ENOS WITH AT TAINMENT e I looked at te book Annle ir had that by some that 4 learned a rut the tragedy t passed thru I wonder If ret i not y ending his mi y at the 1 remember sald, “the ried Marg firnt few eure rim } wt on “You, dear i” 1 waid, “t ' 1 hw forgotten 1th otion and she most of his t corner sa Tim's splen ss in these lat ked at me ft moment and ther earet 4 woman ¢ lights to tabs to he ears of for she it net to think of it goes out know that she omething Jo! again is way, like every oth very hard at being r man, he one girl 1 41 was tha Margaret ‘ only tr n nev which worked ev girl thought he oarth—and the we got wa on ther a married men, he pr to the from ave given themselves ave of absen y start out to work as a lover. Tim's case, he just stalled around and and mad particularly disagreeable "You ber. % you, Margaret, when I . for you, many time mey I would not } eat Miss Marg has got to have somethir wt Miss Mar back Job e wher Mina used to come to but for n he ing to the bad it eame to me that h ested in anything. ward me, and got 1 feeman mething to get to get—and 1 only Miss Margaret of living | roeeded to | nim: | The Rhodes Co. Novelty Dress Skirts That Blend With Summer $7.95 That Sell at 2 Pairs for 25c Main Floor TE) Moderately Priced at Upper Main Floor SUPPOSE a heavier » for Sheets Pillow Cas Special Main Floor, Rear Sheets — \ rom a superior qualit at Is sear lens, soft and free from drens ing. Size 81x99. Spec al price each st Sheets—Seamlens and a heavy and clo eact Pillow Cases—Size ked wool velours, good ; : have he r *| features that sum- kets and separ , in all lengths. $2.50 Voile Waists Special $1.75 Upper Main Floor. from a wears Pillow Cases — Ready made of medium we in jal size Spec each Infants’ Wool and Cotton Vests 50c Upper Main Floor | THESE in the Infants’ ests nd Re 1b en's Shirts are Women's Knit I derwear Section welght baa month is J to purchase L an especially appropriate time igerie Waists for summer. As timely, values out of the of reple g their wardrobe ths will select several from this assort- ale n ® | THE | pure exculen ordinary, those desirous d to hot and serv of fine yarns in are is medium an garment that we . = Mikio for the mor ice ment woo are made They fronts, Regular $2. are tri ge collars 50. nmed with Valenciennes laces, and frill effects. Sizes 3% cial for Thursday, choice. ... cotton a Organdie to 46, makes them non hs to doe shrink! Sizes two mon three ) A garment yuld not live with er, and then children cam und I forgot myself and my more or less fancied wrongs in the care of them That is most of the trouble with d life, Miss Margaret. The joes not have enough to do. too much time to think u have beer rly disap. herself. Now you, Miss nnie " ! a re the woman I ywn who has not been by doing noth he would not be as| Tim any lor ut me as he ts with that he depends than he time I have 4 be h aced his withe up your time to having babies or | else settle on some other plan of | action that will keep you busy, “Mr. Dick is only a maa, know—no better and no Worse than the general run of them—and altho you have not told me—Be- cause I am a woman and love you I have known that you, too, have. had your troubles—some of then real, some of them imaginary. Put |) them all behind you, Miss Mar. | garet, and begin again on ® new || anything Desis with > new plan, Make your w that self lovable.” ‘, {ther give (To _be continued) } «litho I knows. re » more ly was when I © ia his erm has have ever k completely spotled ‘ You could not was bitter at first I als you were {Il to the pla where I tho are well, you — Only One More Day to Do Your Dut «pare, orig! rted Haarlem Of Capsules. sement HEIDELBERG —> Dill Pickles are put up according to an Old German Recipe lictoue TH Are TRY a ns and sold grocers tin Ie 2 wize tin 200 LE & Pt T SOUND PACKING ©O. Whether Liberty hall rule this the people of the United States—upon how they respond their Government for or Autocracy world, depend to the upon call of ervice. country Comparatively few of the 110,000,000 people in this can go to the front. The rest must serve in some other way. The war will be won with men and dollar rhe Government must have both in order to put victorious armies in the field and send its navy against the submarines. If you cannot serve in the field, make your money substitute for you and keep a soldier line. you can on the firing The Government of the United States is asking that the people fi- role you love best—Of the early Wild West — Hard Hard living trigger—Hair-raising D Fl riding - Hair episodes CTRAN Until Thursday Only BUY LIBERTY BONDS The Best Investment Ever Offered the People of Seattle nance the war with their savings; that they buy two thousand millions of dollars’ worth of bonds to equip and keep our fighting forces in the field in defense of our national life and personal liberty. For this small service—for this loan, eyery tor 3'3 per cent per year on high return for a government bond. the Government will pay inves his investment, an exceedingly In buying bonds, you will serve your country without taking any risk and be paid for the service. All the resources of the country are back of these bonds. Nothing can destroy their value but the destruction of the nation. They are safer than anything else you can own—as safe as the money of the Government itself. INVEST AT ANY BANK OR DEPARTMENT STORE LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE OF SEATTLE Representing the Secretary of the Treasury