The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1917, Page 4

| COCOA thas dreat food alue HE food value of cocoa has been proven by cen- turies of use, and dietitians and phy- sicians the world over are enthusiastic in their endorse- ments of it. It is said to contain more nourishment than beef, in a more readily assimilated form. The choice, however, should bea high-grade cocoa,— “Baker's” of course. HERO AND HEROIN Bill Hart and Vola Vale in scone from “The Silent Man,” now showing at the Liberty UNION CLERKS & The Talented Star Norma Talmadge In a most extraordinary picturization of Monck- ton Hoffe’s great stage “Panthea Added Attraction World News - Events 10¢ Adults—Children 5c ‘These Prices Incinde War Tax lot CLOWNS SUE M in vaudeville, have succ for $100,000. versal a Mi the p they could vaudeville managers, as the n of their performance stroyed Mark Twain's “Tom Sawyer” has! Jack Pickford brothers, who do had been de been picturized in the title the Coliseum today and the remain Mark Twain American be has been so admired « as has the hero of that tale Molly Pearson, the Scotch here |make her screen | Johnston Forbes-Robertaon in Passing of the Third Floor Pack | | Olga Petrova has signed a contract |to give dramatic readings for the | ° | “The Victor talking machine William 8. § the at It is a typ which is “The Silent newest photoplay, ts traction at the Liberty cal equivalent to saying that It is chock full of stirring scenes, thrilling epi | sodes and a lot of gun play of feet of film was —_ Sunshine Surest Cough Re Hart's ruined in the taking of starring Mae Marah. Strand, because some la als worn by a mu dress ball of the atu ight struck the Alley,” Director Frank Lioyd experienced unusual di y og three-maste scenes in He sought In vain big California ports, bat no veansels were forthcoming becaw demand had reaul being commisstoned. Making pictures in England, par complicated by air raids of Germa Zeppelina. s Mert te SEKUM—Jeck Piekfort in “Tem WHEN STUNT snc na | IS PICTURED | «ix"13i; panee em! Goudamidt, | | ™ Goudamidt a clown act Hreck well im) | “The Seal of Seten.” ! LEMMER—Williem Farnam tn | | hen @ Man fees Hed” COLONTAL--Nerme Telmadge in “Panthea.” CLAS ACartyle = Migekwell in | “The Page Mystery.” ~ -— well, whe had the Gladys a of ¢ Mb» An ®, Gladys Brock star in name part, with real e and she acts In a realintic with her we Norma Talmadge, who reached the of filmdom with the Vita Monckton Ng pine — Dorothy Dalton is seen in “The to | Price Mark,” at the Rex. Mise Da Si jton has achieved a marked prom nen in the film world by reason of the wide scope ef her artistry It apparently makes no difference | Made trom Globe Pine Easily Mads at Home. Very Reonomical Eapeciaily Good foe Children Procure two ounces of slycerine and half ounce of Globe Pine Compout (Concentrated Pine) from your drumwist. Mix thee with six heaping tablespoonfele of granulated foxar in half a gine of water. Take teaspoonful as often as necemary to give relief. Be sure to get Globe Pine Compound (Concentrated Pine). No other will anawer the purpose in this ow formula which comes from eminent medical source and makm the Pa mont effective, pleasant and prompt-acting remety for coughs and colds affecting the bronchial tubes Robert McKim is one of the king or throat. As can be seen it contains no bee delineators of screen sce He's now with Bil ful drugs and may be used freely. Toris Rheumatism Treatment Gives Prompt, Lasting Results Mix together om nee of Torts Com BiuPd jone ounce parila; if pint of Bimpl . os table Spoonti:] four times daily, A ADMISSION 26c Tomorrow Night Special Concert BiG SYMPHONY Tonight—Until Friday Night Only MAE MARSH —and— Robert Harron —in— | “Sunshine Alley” | Don’t Miss It Coming Week Dec. 29 REX BEACH’S ‘The Auction Block’ aoe, * ord near Pike We pay the tax KIDDIES 10} || 3 | y | ‘And the Doctor will give a you @ careful examination 2ND NEAR SENECA and prescribe for you PHILIP PELZ and His Famous “Pep” Orchestra Classic, Popular and Jazz Music MARY GARDEN in WEDNESDAY DOLLAR and the LAW” DOCTOR RIGHT DRUG Co. 169 Washington Street | and 1111 First Avenue, | FREE. | If you are sick you cannot do bet- | ter than take advantage of this offer. We save you money and give the! best possible treatment — ORNSTEIN Famous Composer- Pianist SEATTLE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA John M. Spargur, Conductor Fiest Symphony Concert at the {Metropolitan jpousday, 6th AT 8:30 P, M. Brilliant: Orchestral Program SEATS ON SALE NOW Prices 50¢ to $2.00 | Beason Seats Also on Sale STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5, 1917. ESTABLISHED 1875. For Thursday 100 Gift Suggestions | MEN’S SHOP | SPECIALS ! Just Inside the Door, No, 1—French Warp Print Neckties, $1.15- For this day only, new pat- terns, never before shown in Seattle. Ties such as sell the country over at $2.50, a special purchase. No. 2—Initialed Linen Handkerchiefs, 6 for $1.75; | the Dozen, $3.40. Our regular 35¢ hand-worked initials. No. 3—$1.25 Linen |: Handkerchiefs, 75c. The finest Handkerchief pos- Fifteen dozen only. dozen. No. 4—$2.50 Turkish Morocco Belts, $1.95. With sterling silver buckle, engraving free. No. 5—$5.50 Pure Silk Shirts, $4.35. | Handsome patterhs, all sizes, | two for $8.50, No. 6—$2.50 and $3.00 Silk | Mufflers, $1.95. No. 7—$2.00 and $2.50 Gloves, $1.35. 800 pairs, including many of famous makes, sizes 7 to 7% only. No. 8—$3.50 and $4.00 Gauntlet Gloves, $2.95. Wool lined or unlined No. 9—Globe Union Suits for $2.65. Two splendid numbers of this } famous make, medium or heavy | weight, reduced for this day | only. igs No. 10-—$5.00 Union Suits for $2.35. White silk lisle, slightly soil- ed, medium weight. No. 11—Smoking Jackets at $5.50. Hand tailored, splendid gar- ments No. 12—35¢ and 40c Sacks, | 6 Pairs $1.75; Dozen, $3.50. Black, white, gray, navy and Palm Beach. No. 13—60c Cashmere | Socks, 3 Pairs $1.55. Pure wool, black, natural or Oxford, all sizes. No. 14—$1.50 Silk Socks, $1.15; 3 Pairs, $3.25. Pure thread silk, plain or clocked. No. 15—$2.50 Pajamas for $1.85. Of outing flannel, all sizes. No. 16—$1.50 Night Shirts, $1.10. Extra standard quality outing flannel ; all sizes. No. 17—President Suspenders, 45c. In holiday boxes. No. 18—$10.00 and $12.50 Auto Rugs, $8.95. Twelve only. FIRST FLOOR l| | metal. slightly scratched from | | andling. | No. 19—Waist Patterns, $3.00. Georgette crepe, in black or colors, in Christmas boxes. No. 20—Women’s $4.00 Umbrellas, $2.95. Twenty only, with black silk- mixed covers, club handles with ferrule to match. No. 21—Women’s India- shape Umbrellas, $4.65. Twenty only, of best-wearing silk, blue, green, purple or black, with contrasting borders, No. 22—Women’s Colored Silk Umbrellas, $3.65. Twenty only, in black, red, purple, green, gray and navy. No. 23—50c to $7.50 Leather Novelties, 25c to $3.95. Odd novelties reduced, includ- ing Jewel Cases, Shopping List Children’s Purses, Coin Purses, ete. No. 24—$5.00 to $7.50 Quality Velvet Bags, $3.95. Good-sized Velvet Bags, in black and colors; beautifully mounted and lined, fitted with mirror and coin purse on chain, Handker- | chief, of pure Irish linen, with | PAGE 4 Cho Store of te Orristmas Spirit SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET. No. 25—$5.95 Beaded Bags at $3.45. Draw-string Bags with cut | steel or colored beads. Fitted with vanity case. No. 26-—-$3.00 Bill Folds, $1.95. All genuine pin seal, lined | with Russian calfskin, several compartments. "a | No. 27—Novelty Silk | Stockings, 95c; 3 Pairs for $2.75. Women's fine silk Stockings, | with lisle garter top and foot, | stripes and plaids | No. 28—Glove-silk Vests or | Bloomers, $1.95. Pink or white, vests have band top; sizes 34 to 42. No. 29—Women's Union Suits, $1.50 and $1.75. Cotton and wool mixed Union Suits; several good styles; sizes 5 and 6, $1.50; extra gizes, | $1.75. | No. 30—Women’s Union Suits, 85c. Fleece-lined Union Suits, pop- ular styles; sizes 34, 36 and 38 only. No. 31—Kodak Albums, 95c. Loose-leaf Kodak Albums, Pantasote covers, 50 pages | No. 32—-35¢ Stationery, | Box 25¢. Linen fabric finish, white or tinted, 24 sheets or 24 corre- spondence cards and 24 envel- | opes in box. No. 33—School Sets, 45c. Leatherette cases containing jan assortment of pencils, pen | holders, etc | | No. 34—Gift Books, 95c. Colored pictures of Seattle {and vicinity, Mount Rainier, ete. No. 35—Photos Enlarged | from Negatives, 20c. Bring in your favorite nega- tives Thursday and we will make 7xll-inch enlargements from them for 20c. | Hand-colored at an additional charge of 30c. | No. 36—Christmas Novelties, 8 for 25c. Christmas Cards, Coin Hold- ers, Crepe Paper Streamers, Garlands and other novelties. No. 37—Women's Handkerchiefs, Box 25c. Initial Handkerchiefs of sheer lawn, hemstitched and daintily embroidered in white or colors. Three Handkerchiefs in box. No. 38—-$6.00 to $8.00 | Gunmetal Purses, $3.75. Genuine gunmetal, 41-inch | to 6-inch frames. No. 39—$3.75 to $15.00 Vanity Cases and Cigarette Cases, $1.75 to $8.50. Of sterling silver and gun- No, 40—A Ribbon Special, | the Yard 50c. For Christmas Bags and Rib- bon Fancies, just 74 pieces, 740 in checks, stripes, moire, Per- sian and Dresden effect. | No. 41—$1.25 and $1.50 Gloves, 95c. A good assortment of dress and street Gloves, in white and pearl, also black glace and mocha Gloves, in sizes 514 and 5%4, and misses’ white Gloves in sizes | 5, 5Yo and 5%. No. 42—Children’s 35c to 75c Gloves, 25c. Among these you will find thumbless Mittens in white and sky, all-silk Mittens with thumbs and with cord about | wrist. '| | SECOND FLOOR | No. 43—Corsage Bouquets, 95c to $2.50. Of violets, camellias and or- chids. No. 44—Women’s Comfy Slippers, $2.00. In the wanted colors. For men, women, children from the Christmas shops in gift-town, from the soldiers’ shop, the fourth floor gift shop, the men’s holiday shop, from every section of the store, come these hundred gift suggestions, se- lected from among thousands of gifts in “the store of the Christmas spirit.” yards of 514- to 7-inch Ribbon, | and the home, | No. 45—Children’s Felt Slippers, $1.15 to $1.65. — Juliet, Comfy and Puss-in- | Boots styles. ae | No. 46—Men’s Slippers, | $2.25 to $2.50. Tan and black vici kid, opera | or Everett styles. [THIRD FLOOR | | | No. 47—-Women’s Bath Robes, $4.95. Handsome garments of Bea- con robe cloth, satin trim, size 36. No. 48—Women’s Quilted Jackets, $1.35 to $2.95. Silk-covered Jackets, padded with cotton, In navy, Copen- | hagen, gray and coral. Without sleeves at $1.35, with sleeves at 2.95. No. 49—Women’s Hug-me- | Tights, $2.95. | ‘jain colors, trimmed in rib- bon bows, warmly knit, sizes 36 to 44. No. 50—Women’s Knit Shawls, $3.50. Large square or pointed style, white or gray, with touches of color. No. 51—Japanese Crepe Kimonos, $1.95. Large floral hand-embroid- ered styles, with wide sleeves and sash. Pink, coral, Copen- hagen, navy and green. In sizes 38 to $4. |‘No. 52—Outing Flannel Gowns, $1.50. White or colored. With low | neck or with collar. Sizes up to 50. No. 53—Philippine Gowns, $1.95. All hand-made and hand-em- broidered. scalloped, sizes 36 to 46. No. 54—Silk Bloomers, $1.95. Of wash satins or habutai silk in flesh, reinforced, elastic waist, lengths 23 to 27 inchés. No. 55—Silk Boudoir Caps, 75¢. Of crepe-de-chine or wash silk, in all shades, trimmed with | rosettes of ribbon and fine lace. No. 56—Women’s Pajamas, | $1.95. Of pink batiste in one piece, or flesh batiste in Empire style. No. 57—-Envelope Chemise, | $1.95. Of wash satin in flesh tint, | with two wide bands of lace in- sertion at front and back, neck | edged in lace, ribbon run. Sizes 36 to 44. | No. 58—Sweater Suits, | $5.50. Cap, in fancy | rose or white wool. | No. 59—Girls’ Sweaters, $4.95. In cardinal, green, Copen- hagen and rose, with smart pockets, belts and collars. Sizes |} 8 to 14 | No. 60—Infants’ Rattles, 35c | to $1.50. | In different shapes and sizes. | No. 61—Infants’ Wool Toques, 75c. Side trimmed or straight styles, in white and colors. No. 62—Baby Shoes, 85c. Sandal or button styles, in white, black, pitik or blue, with soft soles, No. 63—Heavy Linen Table. cloths, $6.50. Pure Irish linen in rose, | Poppy, chrysanthemum or Louis | XVI. patterns, 2 yards square, Napkins to match, dozen, $6.5 64—Embroidered Pillow Cases and Sets, $1.25 to $6.50. Handsomely embroidered Pil- low Cases, the pair $% Sweater and Leggings, Sleeves and neck | Round or V-neck. | yeaves, of Copenhagen, | << TELEPHONE MAIN 6720. No. 65—Turkish Guest Towels, 15c All white with plain hemmed ends. A nice shaving towel. No. 66—Turkish Bath Sets, $5.85. The very finest Bath Mat, 2 large and 2 smal) towels and 2 cloths to match, in pink, blue, orange or lavender patterns. — No. 67—-Beacon Bathrobe Blankets, $3.85 and $4.95. Complete with girdle, neck cord and frogs. No. 68—Woolen Indian Robes, $5.00 to $15.00. Handsome woolen robes for the couch or automobile. P No. 69—Bluebird Crepe, for Gift-Making, Yard, 50c. Blue bird pattern on maize or lavender grounds or on white with foliage in soft shades. No. 70—Sachets and Sets, $1.00 to $2.50. Daintily made of fine ma- terials, with exquisite and last- ing perfume. v Ae, No. 71—Boys’ Mackinaws, $6.50 to $12.50. a Be ety | No. 72—Boys’ Sweaters, | $3.00 to $7.50. | Sizes 26 to 88, at eight | prices. t | No. 73—Boys’ Jerseys, | $2.00 to $3.50. | Sizes 26 to 38. No. 74—Indian Suits, $1.25 to $2.15 Sizes 4 to 10. No. 75—Neckwear, 25c to 65c. At four popular prices, | No. 76—Boys’ Raincoats and Hats, $2.95. : | Sizes 3 to 18, in sets of | guaranteed shower-proof coat and hat in tan and mixed black and gray. Double texture, re- | inforced, cemented seams, rub- berized lining. Very special, {[ FOURTH FLOOR | | No. 77—Eye-ease Floor Lamp | | for Sewing, $10.00. No. 78—Real Chinése Canton, $1.50 to $3.75. Nappies, plates and bowls. | No. 79—Japanese Table Runners, $5.00. | No. 80—Nut Cracker Sets, $1.25. | No. 81—Twine Holder or | Screens for Wall Telephones, $1.25. 7 No. 82—Eye-ease Table Sewing Lamp, $7.50 No. 83—Christmas Greeting Records, 50c. | No. 84—Boudoir Duster | Sets, 75c. | No. 85—Mufftie Arm Bags, $3.50 and $5.00. | No. 86—Week-end " | $1.50. ris No. 87—Shirtwaist Covers, | $1.25. CHRISTMAS | SHOPS | FIFTH FLOOR | No. 88—Khaki Writing Kit, 75c. No. 89—French Ivory, Specially Priced. oid No. 90—Women’s Initial | Handkerchiefs, 3 for 50c. No. 91—Doily Rolls, == | 40c, 75c and $1.00. No. 92—Japanese Water _ Flowers, 2 for 5c. No. 93—Asahi Incense, 25c. No. 94—Cloisonne Vases, | 35c and 50c. No. 95—Christmas Folders, 2 for 5c. No. 96—Boudoir Caps, 95c. No. 97—-Fancy Aprons, 75c. No. 98—Silk Socks for Baby, 75c. No. 99—Khaki_ Handkerchiefs, 3 for 50c. | No. 100—Tobacco in Holiday | Wrappers.