The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1917, Page 4

STAR—THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1917. PAGE 4! Friday Specials Children’s Shirts and Drawers 25c Each Broken lines in Children’s, Shirts and Drawers; me dium and heavy weight, in values-to 50c, ‘To clo: OME, ® TATMent, ...crccrcveccecvcsvecvesecers a $1.50 Women’s Wool Pants 98c Wool and Worsted Pants, in cream only; sizes 30 ¥ $8; our regular $1.50 sellers, To close out "98e Hart thinks “The Cold Deck” one of his greatest pictures—we admit it’s remark- able—and all Seattle’s talking about it! Positively until Saturday sigh . longer! 25c Infants’ Hose 15c Pair In black, red and brown, with silk heel and toe; regular value 25c pair. To close out, pair........... 15¢ Infants’ Shoes 35c Pair These have soft soles, poplin uppers, in white, tan and gray; sizes 1 to 3. Special price, pair.......... B5¢ $3.50 Women’s and Misses’ Shoes $1.49 This lot of Shoes comes in button and lace, in dongola kid, gunmetal, and cloth tops; sensible for misses and women; in values to $3.50. Special, to close Friday, DBE ces crccrccseeMancecccesececceeses $3.50 Boys’ Shoes $2.98 Pair Boys’ strong School Shoes, made from soft, pliable water-resisting buckhide; strong sole, hee! and count er; in tan only; sizes A 514; a regular $3.50 SE CW CIOOE OME, BRIT. 0.0 506000 cecccests $2 $3.00 Men’s Wool Union Suits $2.50 ‘er or Bill Hart and Mildred Harris in “The Cold Deck,” Coliseum, all week Mary Pickford goes back to|@ t dresses and Juvenile ways in TODAYS FHOOKAMS — ord ah LINEKTY Mary Pi ee P. Q. A. Wool Union Suits; a nice winter weight “Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. worth $3.00; closed crotch and perfect fitting; all ales ed from the novel by Kate | | Sizes to 46. While they last, suit............ $2.50 B pouxias Wigein, playing at the Liberty until Saturday night. “Re becea” meets all expectation and belies all desertp Miss Pick ford gloriously eeds in giving ’ | a faithful re tation of an| | CLAS A- salice mente ta “ee honest-to-goodness, true-to-life girl, | @ - $ not al but “the makings of one,” as Rebecca remarks. 17c Men’s Natural Sox 12 1-2c Pair Heavy round thread natural color Sox, with double heel and toe, which insures plenty of wear; a regu . lar 17c seller. Tomorrow, pair $1.25 Men’s Wool Shirts 98c Men’s heavy Union Flannel Shirts in khaki color and Stripes; pockets buttoned with pearl buttons; also 1 wins @ pretty girl, all tn “The aril buttons down front and cuffs; Cold Deck,” playing at the Coll Rerccedegdesedegeccccccccesece seum until Saturday night. For| thrills and suspense, hard fighting | and hard riding, and love tnterest this new picture Is up to the stand ard set by Hart's former ones BIN Hart reforms gc. holds op from gam a stage, escapes | 1 jail, captures the real villain | Mae Marsh Robert Harron WaSHaRr THE COLD CK Blanche Sweet HenryB. Walthall Dainty Vivian Martin is starred) in. “Giving Becky a Chance,” at} Thursday and the re e week. It is an a of.a fond father and fr struggle to edu: | aughter at an ex-| sive boarding school Dorothy and Lillian Gish | While she was engaged in mak. {NOTHING ELSE LIKE IT|tng scones tor “Mare sanc'e ta” | IN SEATTLE [the feature attraction at the Cl There has never peen anything| Or: Mildred = Manning. the in Seattle with the INSTANT ac.| "8? of the production, had a ¢ tion of simple buckthorn bark Jeatt as Taxed in Adi Early one morning the bei 41) Appear in a Wonderful SixAct Production “Her Condoned Sin” house in which she liv York caught fire, and Miss Man-| ning barely escaped being a vic tim of the blaze. In a story that is replete with startling scenes a ting! at is sein Produced by D. W. Griffith Who Made “Intolerance” COLONIAL FOURTH AVENUE, Between Pike and Pine St DAYS—THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY. Brady The Dancer I am dot herd . E Thece was no opera NOW PL AVING fwiit give tail tntorm ALICE BRADY Rien, eyes wine vo my wiieian “The Dancer's Peril” 8c—Class “A” —Bc Third Near Pike A “still” photograph of Violet Mersereau, Bluebird star, did its best to save life of Fred P. | t t * of an operation JULES VERNE’S 20, 000 mana Bluebird |ment o yo THE SCREENS MOST REMARKABLE PRO. er, TOM AND JERRY with Tom Mix, a Western comedy, in which cow- boys, cabaret girls, a handy lasso and still hand- ier ocean, contribute to the fun—and there's lots of it. Fifth at Pike Continuous 11 to 11 Adniission 15 Children 10c tee 4 i a " 4 | | ee "Poor Shot Saves | musical genive 8 Ot KING COUNTY we RHEUMATISM Great Violinist | Gregor Cherniavaky world fa-| By 4 nited ar rg ye e ——_———© mous Violinist, who opens the new] YAKIMA, t, 20.The price mamiitiey cokers Dhis fur ur nuaited yoncertay| - ee Without Drugs! | symphony orchestra noon, was le suring, ending orchestra at break of hostili » King county. The ceived a total of 894 pc a possible 1,000, Pierce county Being nant in the offi-| Won second pla cers’ of the Russian | . ’ led to take com army, betas cated co take con AMERICAN DOCTORS on the cuicton| BEGIN WAR WORK doand at the LONDON, Sept. 20.—Arrival of t Cossack r While in front he wa w same time decor ited with the Georg by the Grand D ian physicians to aid in hospital Nicholas, who was then in charge) work was announced today, They of the Russian forces at that sec-| were allotted to hospitals here and| tion of the front. While in Prezmysl jn the province | Cherniaveky gave a concert before NS: the former czar and his staff i Blectra - Vit self-charged body bat+ which pumps of American civil the first gre The greatest love story of life under the “Big Tope” ever written. Don’t miss seeing that exciting horse race and the burning of the big main tent. ‘sa baesialin Betroated,. the arid i. range ys) | duke gave Cherninvaky an honor : oy J .| STARTING Me Maier een toe me NOT OFF THE SKIN’ of 4 . a tary duty, as he was anxious to] — ‘ s brothers, who were then 0 the 4 SE visit hi 5 , cert He came direct to Seattle by | « BLBCTRA-VITA, Depths ong cite 22nd way of Vladivostok, and waited | hair severe pains in different t th here for the return of his brothers who were then touring in Australia Upon their return to San Fran cisco last week, he d the ser-| j vice his younger brother, Alex who has won wor renown at! the piano, Alex will be heard in| fi Sights that for thousands of centuries have been denied man- kind made possible by the wonderful inventions of the Williamson Bros. Cherniavsky’s Symphony Orchestra Composed of the greatest aggregation of musical Geniuses ever gotten together in Seattle thie by we Ind tt av before, The ap ly Well for] wonders for me, K, arms, COMING NEXT SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 concert at the Strand theatr Ink FREE | ,,.©atlor write 6 ” companied by his bre G a {oe nok ; - | Uiful v0-page hy Greatest Rage Track Hex n free. Office noura:. 9 Drama in the World's THERE'S some complaint — by! receipt « bm ays or evenings Gregor Cherniavaky nt. Phone Main 6470 The Electra-Vita Co. inal Room 206 Bmpress Bldg. Park ave, and 129th st,| 1016} Second Ave, Cor. spring Beattie, Wash, History German newspapers—over the way | , if it wasn't due to the fact [the Russians destroyed property ; that an Austrian sharpshooter |upon evacuating Riga. Still, the) make was a little soon in his aim, | Russians didn’t have time to chop, } Seattle, as well as Russia, down the fruit trees, 2ND NEAR SENECA