The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1917, Page 7

JACK PICKFORD and LOUISE HUFF —In the— GHOST HOUSE INTEREST? You bet! Ghosts always are interesting. ROMANCE? Sure thing! There are two girls —a lot of stolen money—a young college chap and just oodles of complications—not to forget a rip- ping finish! Suite “Scenes Pittoresque” Massenet Delibes A comedy and our weekly com plete an unusually interesting new show! Admission 15c—Children 5c Intermezzo “Naila” FIFTH AT PIKE Continuous 11 to 11 STHE CANADIANS===/_______ CLUB PRESENTS |HURRY! HURRY FRIDAY NIGHT WILL BE YOUR LAST CHANCE TC LAUGH AT |MADGE KENNEDY “Baby Mine” —The Comedy OF 1,000 LAUGHS Chemiavsky |} AND WONDERFUL | "IS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The Greatest Music in Town The Latest Official British War Pictures—Overwhelming In Immensity—Tremendous in Appeal. PROCEEDS SHARED for the Relief of Seattle Soldier Dependents now at, or going to the Front. CHILDREN? This great photoplay, with BIRTH CONTROL daringly and interestingly argued —at the— COLONIAL Today, wr and sentir Kiddies ae alotfoe RAI cD Bow aan Beorecn, Fourth Avenue, Between Pike and Pine = Afternoons ....,. 15¢ 3 DAYS ONLY peor STAR—THURSDAY, OCT. 4, 1917. PAGE 7 ‘IBUCKAROOS WILL: BUCK| Doug Fairbanks Signs Up Wild Western Ste ars| Jack Pickford and Loulse Huff, In Coliseum, Pe mainder of “The Ghost House,” This Week ¢ Proc Lmeiery N DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS’ new est Arteraft pleture, “Teh Mar ‘om Painted Post wh Boobens ‘ of 00 A change of name would set mat t r ters right x, & t “The Honor tinues 1 © Power {s featured at tt at the Liberty un day night Ty F t ; t “Flirting With Death,” at the | drer NT eae Con fessions of Wife | | INNOCENCE PAYS FOR GUILT has that pages traged. little — be Margie at from Alice Dear en, but 1 mu The moment I too arms and I knev my light, if he- looked Mollie je a more care | GERMAN HAND SEEN wo one} IN MEX, OW STRIKE | By United Press Leased Wire MEXICO CITY, Oct. 4 a window te much like thought he dic ful examination “The nurse had exam ed her f bring Mol pages (To be continued) .» but IT am “‘Ian't he a beauty? called Mol-| lie from the bed. The le ns, and the , even If sightle 1 have been thru man lorises, Margie, but I could not loc into doar Mollie's . e} Oil Co, are per ¢|ernment today cent wage knowing what 1] Ricaut to tal Ad Pot outside I \ i | lnordara, aul Jana Aeked him if be knew the baby |tes to adjust. the | | | ] | i ' i i INK SATIN BODICE with lace sleeves and top of Swiss Curtains ——— Basement Salesroom ——\ bi FREDERICK =NELSON | U. iy tis orty Boris all Gilt-E aed iid tment. ta: as Mane as You Can Afford. It ls Good Business and Good Citizenship, Too. An Exceptional Offering of Regaliste and C/B Corsets at $2.50 ) and $3.50 UALLY-LOW pri ) ( in t Models for the Average, Slender and Full Figure Are Included ments | Silk Bloussll Pp Feature ght A New 1g of Showi Silk € Dainty Camisole of plain nade with ortant 1 curtains onsidered. 3 to impe New Arrivals ially 2% yards long. 10, $1.65, Draped Velvet Hats |... $5.00 New Patterns in Square-Mesh Curtains i hee E Curtains are in t of 1 effects thes , and 5S Brown Taupe e $5.00. \ 36-inch Dress Satins at $1.50 Yard [1 k nk nd reen, also pit lack, Six shades of blue a red, wine, brown, shades High-Cut Boots for Misses and Children | ; racap SeiiL Tt nS is t | |Misses’ Hose Mine ssctines wien] | pevoiea “cat | 23c ad he making ch om bellows tongue tan, gold, gre and yellow coral, purple ctured are - brown half- hand- of sole qualities; si » to 9 oa x 11, $4.50 pair; Ms My te pair, | if a ret Woon, ee ee ee