The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1917, Page 3

~~ THE LIBERTY GUEST GETS THE BEST IN THE WEST —ISN’'T IT TRUE? TONIGHT TOMORROW SATURDAY ONLY y rimer. AT PIKE SEATTLE PEOPLE | SHOULD EAT PIE DAILY) Pie is wholesome, combining Doth fruit and grain. Those who have trouble digesting ple should take ONE SPOONFUL simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc, as mixed in Adierika. This flushes the ENTIRE bowel tract; removes foul matter which poisoned your stomach for months and relieves ANY CASE sour stomach, gas or constipation and prevents appendi eitis. Leaves stomach in condition to digest ANYTHIN Swift's Pharmacies, Second and Pike end 235 N. Broadway | SHOWS START 11 A.M, 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 P. M. —have you heard Wallace Wurlitzer? —or seen the Star- Liberty Weekly? ADMISSION 15¢-————CHILOREN 10¢ BERRY CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 [This boat will be on Lake W ed later tb Dr, Martin jaced in ston NEW ENGINE NEEDED FOR FERRY BOAT Until bids can be called for a new set of engines for the West Seattle terry boat, Robert Bridges, a ne ‘ond launch, Harrison Elected to this vedsel will be idle in Salmon I rotting Association bay C. A. Harrison, of Seattle, has Ever since the ferry was put in ‘ at of the] operation it has had engine trou ble, and it was decided Wednesday at the meeting of the port commis Horses, according to we Moines. d from vice low the IRLS! LOTS OF STAR—THURSDAY, OCT. 4, GRANDOPERA SEASON OPENS SOON Repertoire of Classics by Gathering of Artists Is Billed at Metropolitan | 1917. PAGE 3 3 1—Ester Ferrabini. fas Na 4—Marlo Valle. 3—Italo Picchl. 5—Roberto Viglione. 2—Nina Morgana. The sale of nents for the coming! Paula Bart the ever poputar “Lucia”; Frida opera sea at thé Metropolitan | will be Hl night, “La Boheme Saturday theatre will yon tomorrow morn Puc matin: ‘Carmen, and the clos ing at 10 o'clock era, “Mme. Butterfly,” will be the ing ra on Saturday night will With view to presenting high-jattraction on Monday, society be “Il Trovatore.” class grand opera at r prices, | night The La Scala npany is equip Managers Derry r of On Tuesday a magnificent re ped with w riul sce the La a Grand com | vival of “Carmen, with eter r ent for eac of ita op With pany ited artiats the title r will be a well-trained chorus of 40 votc the Met tan, Boston National te At th gain matin nd a symphony orchestra of Chicag ational, Havana, Mont-| Wednesday, with the best orches | under the ction of Chev. Ful and Covent Garden Grand /tra seats at $ Rigolet be Guerrieri, t la Scak a t a variety in that should appeal to all musical tastes ompanies for their new or-| repeated. A spectacular ( “Thais” will h ia composed’) Wedne SAU. CUNNUEUAUUUMLUSENAEEUUARUAEASEAEEUAE AE TEUAAUE Cynthia Grey’s Answers to Her Readers’ Questions ATANUUUUUONNENSUNNOUOEASON4QQUOUUUNENGUSOUOUDATENND SOURSUQOOOOD.OOOONEOQOOOOOUEOONOUOOOD ETE: be on wh night, lay night WHAM CUT Ea at rini on the operat Gilda. Mario Va’ e, di A a ‘a fectly happy without him, you rect from Covent wiil be Riley Wrotes TE | ince cancel thet: seer sseaes his that of | in GROTE-RANKIN sample and Trunks, also a few t show four W five ples of the splendid values | || offered ye SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS OTTO F. KEGEL, President BRASS BEDS SPECIAL, EACH $24.75) Regular Price $32,50 Only fifteen of these ma jrass Beds are” offered at this very 1 price. 5 rhese sive Satin Brass | Beds have two-inch ontinuous posts and ne-inch filling rods. Well constructed and 4 rigid, and are unustial | values at the special price, each $24.75 Twenty-five Dozen WINDOW SHADES Special, Each 53c Window Shades, all ready to “put up.” Size 36 inches by 7 feet. Made of Linolene Shade Cloth, splendid weight and very serviceable. Mounted on good strong roller. } and dark green colors are available at the special price, each, 58¢. ' Preparatory to the oper ing of new Fall stocks have decided to close out Suit Cases, Suit Cases at Reduced P ic scratches and slight tions, are marked per cent off their regular prices, In all there 6 Suit Cases and Bags, rdrobe Trunks and Utility Trunks. The following items are exam- 16-inch 20-inch 18-inch 24-inch 24-inch 36-inch 43-inch Black Leather Bag, regular $9.00, for_.. Brown Leather Bag, regular $17.50, for. Black Karatol Bag, regular $6.00, for. Black Leather Suit Case, regular $19.50, fo: Brown Leather Suit Case, regular $14.50, fo Fiber Trunk, regular price $22.50, for Wardrobe Trunk, regular price $43.00, for... Grote-Rankin—PIKE AT FIFTH DIONNE «0 sscccescesenece a The Du Dear Cynthia Grey: Who wrote). ere one. ee ee Bela en eee Today’s Market Veul—Pancy, €6 0 13!-pound tig “16s roken Report ie * Nese and wo gd \ ere can I find siias ala p eae wa | COR. THIRD & UNIVE A SUBSCRIBER « Whitcon m o d Prices Paid Wholesale Denters for Vegetables and \e | Neane. Ore. Riley wrote 1 find ft In page ] | Vrorrant ashioned A Life Lesson BEAUTIFUL HAIR) «: Explains Theory of Day's Origin Dear Miss will 25-cent bottle of “Danderine” emakes hair thick, glossy you please | ¢ and wavy. adv tained the — nat A UNO Removes all dandruff, stops ri! Fool came to be itching scalp and falling hair. ally knows. But the ss is that which cred to Fra its the took the lead all dom in commenct year on January March t wa the With formed calendar Year's da Januar sion to take the boat off the run), a eae th after a recent mishap. A new type) Ten Million Given those of engine will be installed ; Aue 8 axel An announcement of the comple Corporal’s Berth z tion of the commission's new lion, former Seattle ball| orig launch Mercer has been announced. | player caught in the een word f Ame ‘ Hi Explains Use of } had t ak the t “not ye coe vase Fatherland peieae shee ‘Cures Without Drugs io Baerncss it | WONDEERFUL INVENTION RE | : ABRAHAM 3 4 | STOKES HRA WHILE | Mot means the land of 5.00] | rheuma. oriat as England is our e! mother countr The coloniza | t 1 of Ame 7 | Fatherland means the land of } Hrollers Isane Disraeli was prob Ex ase ‘a9] ¢ first to intro ay ON - 20 puieh the atherland r . nine 1.60 | | “ | idopted Byron and | — - FT EER Southey, and the word has now | beautiful hair; soft, 1 ; wa | J U fluffy, wavy tree from dan| Might Apply Test ooo | a-Viteldruft, 1¢ morely a matter of using | t Ah 4 V | People Notice It. 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