The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1917, Page 7

In addition to “The Sunset Trail” we have “Roaring Lions and Wedding Bells.” —Two reels—Fox’s first funny film on the new super-comedy releases, Admission %¢ Children 10¢ Admission Includes War Tax! A bazaar for the benefit of the furnishing fund of the new Masonic }temple, opened at the Alhambra the |atre, Westlake ave. and Pine st., last | night. The Myrtle chapter, 0. E. 8., jis in a ae aeaeee CLEMMER NOW PLAYING DOROTHY PHILLIPS ‘a al Curtis t the terror on hin knees m, and said dog, PAY MI Act Wonder Play of the ror Great Outdoors HE NEVER SAW A GIRL UNTIL— well, see the play. 4 KNEW A LOCK. Another such pi | 24d. B Urervs ‘the Clams A | SEATTLE MAN | GETS BIG JOB _ Ath MOVIE C0, RED C. QUIMBY, former di» trict representative for the Pathe Exchange tn the North wert, has been appointed to a big job with the Pathe company Last month Quimby went East to dinpose of « film he had bought, and while there was offered the position of general mana of the Pathe company for the entire United States and Canada, with his head office in New York ek _ kford is at the Lib in wy , r in the out with ty to, tern the star Dainty Vivian Martin heads an ex pllent unset T the ¢ Naal Inspire Hineurn, beginning t asserts that t om in the studio real portrayal must asner absorption of character in previow study th Officials of Jewel Productions, Ine., have offered a prize of $50 for the best anewer to the question, What Ie the Grand Passion the ttle of thelr newest Jewel release, in which Dorothy Phillips A faithful prod William Russell, star premiere of enture, whose tt with hard-finted ruffians ashore and afloat have made his fame as “Fighting BU,” has a splendid setting for hie tale new pr n, “Snap Judgment,” at the Strand motion © adv numerab! mbats rte in a who is Hendriks, raalites playing Harold Lockwood, star of “Tara jarden,” at the Rex a New work York dry ed an a clerk in In “The Call of Her People,” at the Rthel Barrymore has an op most superb portunity to “Peper Alice Brady is the star of roe Game and, as ita title tis a fi The Div lever in at ae eo ae Matinees Evenings LAST TIMES TONIGHT i Barrymore THE CALL OF HER PEOPLE DR. KNOWLTON COMING TOMORROW GAIL KANE per A Children ..... hich human being © pretty ng to us in mfews that now thru this awful cata solve the problem hould not be some be ution by which the man one The Bride’s Silence : 10c—ONLY—10e ff} ivit’be maton” CHILDREN Ge i} ‘‘T am not ng to b with the morals of m am going to aay to OF; Tae mA woman h other ou that 1 wish ou Ww » time at would make very clear this law th of compensation “There is no such thing, Mra. | Margie, aw mercy. Some of us may id tell a who in all] her you| but I} t 1 » will never t was with me, wife is paying In that she et the beat a her selfish gree again as “ "The | has lo “But | Bene und egotiam. Margie; and the ng about it all is this time, I thoug was the only poor devil in. th c had found out that this merey 1 leas was all a fake should we not taught the truth that there is ab. solutely no way of evading conse quences?" He tur a few moments I thmiecally, «and prep: t, up to dover with a algh, but in ‘d his breath knew he ured for 11 could come rt was asleep. 1 quiet bed, but after I gét into be not sleep. 1 lay there comparir with that of the “woman und I wondered if per as my outside,” do about me dearqst mine Even to my friends my life has always seemed very quiet, without a glimpse of the love that STAR—THURSDAY, NOV. 22, 1917. Only surge, oul weariness guess it Is little All these had bee had bee b train pulls into Ch nyself upon Molile I} sociaten know as little about her as! resting than hol know PAGE 7 _ FREDERICK &NELSON Excellent Values in Four Groups of Handsome Fancy Ribbons At 25c, 35c, 45c and 65c Yard LENGTH of one of these handsome skillful fingers will have fashioned a novelty bag boudoir cap or some equally < deft stitches—and a dainty sachet, a sceptable gift article. ribbons, a few AT 25¢ YARD— Rich Warp-print and Dresden Ribbons in pleasing patterns, light and dark color-combinations, Widths 4% to 6 inches. AT 35¢ YARD— Plaids and Checks Satin and Faille AT 45¢ YARD— Taffeta and Warp-print Ribbons with Oriental effects predominating, fea- turing the dull colorings desirable for knitting bags. Widths 51% to 814 inches, RUGS At Reduced Prices ERY resented prices: savings are rep- these readjusted attractive by 1 Saxony Wilton Rug, 10-6x12, $70.00. 2 Seamless Chenille Rugs, 9x12, $45.00. f $35.00. 9x12, Reversible Smyrna Rugs, 9x12, 2 Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs, $42.50. 9x12, $14.50. 9x10-6, $13.00. Wool-and-Fiber Rugs, Wool-and-Fiber Rug, § Seamless Chenille Rugs, 2-8xi 86x63, Rugs, 8x6, $5.00, $5.00. $2.25. 30x60, Seamless Chenille, Wool-and-Fiber Heavy Braided $4.00. 3 Heavy $2.00. Rugs, Rag Braided 24x36, Rag Rugs, —tiecond Floor. in good color-blendings, also Plain tibbons, widths 5 to 714 inches. AT 65¢ YARD— Handsome Ribbons in satin, taffeta, faille, warp-print and jacquard ef- fects in a wide selection of patterns. Widths 5% to 9 inches. _ sire oor. TOWELS For Embroidering M ANY women who wish to have their hand-made Gift a useful one will choose to embroider towels. The Needlework Section is showing: All-linen Huck Towels to in cross-stitch effect and ends, and 85c each. rainbow border dec- embroidery in Large-size embroider scallop at Bath Sets with oration, stamped for corresponding color, priced as fol- Bath Towel, $1.25. Bath Mat, Bag, $1.75. Face 75 low $1 Cloth, 50. Laundry be. For the children to embroider, Cotton Huck Towels in small medium sizes, hemstitched and stamped for scalloping and embroidery designs, 25c, 35c and 50c each. —Second Floor. or BASEMENT SALESROOM Beacon Robings 50c Yard ANY desirable pat- terns for women’s and children’s robes in these fleecy, double-faced Robings require no lining. men’s, ble and $4.00. row which inches Twenty - seven wide, 50¢ yard. fellows Cord Sets match age, ts these ing of girdle to consist- nere ‘emi $5.00. 50¢ Robings, cord, cord and two frogs, set. Basement Salesroom. TURDY attractive Suit is in sizes 4 to 8 ye Navy with double-breast full-lined jac of metal buckle on belt. Trench-model Overcoats from 3 ilored from heavy and Tapeless Flannel Blouses in gray corduroy Green la tures, § Just Received Boys’ Corduroy Suits at $4.00 fashions the sketched which rs. Shown in Brown ffect of the st indicated by dou- pearl buttons, Price little of cassi- for to 8 years brown mixtures, and heather mix- , 65e. Basement Salesroom. s 6 to 16 years Mercerized Shirtings, $1.00 Yard IMELY arrivals, in view of and blouses They are of : substantial weight Wistaria Rose Green and small brocaded designs’in various wide, $1.00 yard. very contented,] would always know all the tbreak, all the all the joy great joy. I after all, ery uneventful. you, little by all the he and But is th all my has 1 of wom an average life for there I looked out the window across flat landscape. We were vicngo as I reviewed the past near g Ct ears. 1 almost dreaded to co the nd my friends months that Dick and I 1 by ourselves I realized we happy. I back vent world BUFFALO, n comparatively ad been very glad to help him uck to health, But, little book, I ad begun to dread the future. “what aw toward the structed th when the] seek an sked | Wil t only | dence ago?’ 1 After that, it will be hort while until we will be h heart was fil t will hurt mo t « unhappiness now I would rather have So’ out there in a tiny grave him in my and| Toss he would go of charge Miller, tore of arm thru life that their desiral and firm, Gray Copenhagen-blue shine at little ? Has th ed 1 (To be continued) ie Fos A. F. OF L. TO HELP e before him. ae ae IS FOUND isnic GUILTY OF CRIME the clists to attacking @ 1i-year-old' cil, speak. grave the second of a ility in making gifts of shirts novelty weave, with stripes Blue Pink arrangements. Lavender Tan Thirty-two sement Sa inches in his mother’s} girl was end of | by a creat destin ourt was plac ls ury in Judg ed in the ¢ POSTAL EMPLOYES |: By United Pres. sed Wire The ess Leased Wire Nov kert | By United F BAN FRANC Attorney I tr today j. | nou | military authorities for prose | President Alex Horr, of tt Horr's wife who, he union, Friend irrested wh lssenptea Iressa d gathere i expeetin | Scott Nearing, of the people's ang | i » tried on a alleges, en they at crowd which to hear Prof un Nearing did not appear, | | | eM road rnoon | Jurey’s superior (FRISCO JITNEY. HEAD) | CALLED ANARCHIST Dis: an. would turn over to the n ie | New Velvet Hand-Bags (As Pictured) $1.25 ADE in the pouch shape pictured, shirred into self-covered frame, and featured in Black Navy Green Brown Lined with fancy poplin and fitted with inside coin purse and mirror. Price $1.25. —Viret Floen “Rialto 222” Black Silk Stockings $1.25 Pair XCEPTIONALLY serv- iceable Black Silk Stockings with lavender stripe in hem and rein- forced with lisle garter top, heel, sole and toe. Price $1.25 pair. First Floor, Oriental Incense Burners, 25¢ Daibutsu (the great Buddha) in the form of an incense burner, made of bronzed ter- ra cotta and standing Bly inches high, 25¢ each. Aromatic Incense for these burners, 5¢ package. —Alsie Table, First Floor, thineniial Salesrodill New Shipment Women’s Tan Calf Walking Boots, $5.50 Pair OMEN are realizing the suitability of these low-heel calf Boots for Winter wear. The vamps are tan calf, the tops khaki-colored cloth. Nine-inch model, with welt sole. Sizes 244 to 7. Widths A to C. Price $5.50 pair. Rasement Salesroom, LABOR BACKS FOOD» CONSERVATION HERE All labor tn Seattle will get be hind the food conservation move ment In response to a request from the | national administration, the Central Labor Co at its meeting Wed nesday night, decided to name five of its members to aid in the work, A number of Seattle business firmm were placed on the unfair list whey it was reported these companies lending operators from thelr pri » switchboards to the tele oh e company, that the general telephone system might be bettered, EVERETT COMPANY unctl were Approximately $150,000 was paid to the Prudential Company of Seat- | tle Wednesday by the Everett Im- provement company for the lot om the southeast corner of Bighth ave, and Pine st ‘| BUYS SEATTLE LOT