The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1917, Page 2

STAR—SATURDAY, DEC, 29, 1917. PAGE 2 REPORTS OF FOOD GIRL IN TOUS OF POLICE MAY PROVE TOBE MYSTERY pid gun UB WOMAN KNOWN AS MME. “H” u of Markets of AN ' an ei” ts SP” Ss)” STARTING ne that mn amas” |" awe exte.| SUNDAY ‘ course nuh have, tre | 1 DAYS ONLY HY UNMARRIED WIFE Sounds interesting, doesn’t it? But take it from us (and we have seen the pic- ture), it is far more interesting to see. P. S.: It takes six reels to tell the story- J it’s first run, too. n fam: |@ @! ‘ ; it's Pantages to Direct | H. C. Henry { Big Midnight Frolic|) to Encourage | Thrift Habit ie to be P. S. No. 2: The stars are Carmel Myers . Sa ee : and Kenneth Harlan. It’s really a com- ao Jamuney 16, 2918.and thoes’ they edy and it’s from the stage play, “Molly and 1.” DENIES POSTAL DAYS ONLY MEN TO RESIGN STARTING SUNDAY minster Wear’ Dat e NEW york COALLESS ™NAN OF MUSIC MOUNTAIN The story concerns the Morgans of Music Mountain, hardened men with a hardened code, like the rugged Rockies that sheltered them. Wallace Reid, Ann Little, Theodore Roberts head the cast of stars. if you value your watch. et » AMERICAN BALLOON Call for White Mice | oe Nivereinement nar LANDS IN MEXICO Issued ae Red Cross ‘ ee ae oe i el EIGHTY : Me tou Size 14 Shoe Beat Any He Observed f the precious 9 ost BREMGT GOLD TO | —77 a est "LEAVE MID-WEST ] Dec. 29.—Centra eae ee 1 ha » Humphreys’ “Seventy COLISEUM MIDNIGHT NEW YEAR'S EVE “prxr'st' 11:30 t..) 6a fEDAL, Has a “| | yk m veoven” ae | under personal direction —_. . RENCE Ursrams | the fret eneame on shiver. ‘oan a ALEX PANTAGES Fotations, ack lee nd and Union thabheng co—Grip. All Dreg Stores. ‘Rearin’ to Go,” om every ‘box Cc 0 LDS. Is. Placed at Terie kion " er ae ee ps sciyre THEATRE | your stomach. Keep it strong MEN MUST BE HELD . Madi j and well... When food disa- ola os | grees with it, strengtherrit with WEEK STARTING : BEECHAM S DEC. “oo © wae | careest Sale of Any Medicine in the World. Seid everywhere. In bones, 10¢., 25«. Burlesque |= = SHOWS (kaa — message of d DAILY peed HIP len Dental per he FOLLIES o STEAMER WESTLAND “any inp aie F | ee ee eres fl F F CLEMMER | i ae New Year’s Eve in a Frisco Cafe Monat. | 7 NIGHTS | ses ny com STONE Will H. Armstrong MATINEES: NEW YEAR'S, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY : : w et ch ae ath TO HARVEST WHEAT) KANE, D ).—Holding that | FIFTH AT PIKE CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 ue ula ADMISSION 20¢—CHILDREN 10¢—INCLUDES WAR TAX PRO OR w WIDOW HAD 8 SONS COOK, FIRST AVE i PIKE ST iN U. s. SERVICE Phone Mat 4965 “IF | HURT YOU, DON’T PAY ME.” Ww 1 ee RHINEBECK, 1A., ene START] Off on the Right Foot in 1918! Join the New Open DANCING Class at the \Hippodrome Fifth ‘ermetaeattatertrtritinasat amici © 06 cb ob ot th te th i ie Os eee Beginving Tomorrow Be 3 Thain 2 | of the Gods’ sAnnette ’ Kellerman} A Million Dollar Pleture f the World The Funniest of All Comedians. =e ee i ae gia The Man Who Puts » Puts “Gay” in “Gaiety” . 20 sous 20 and University OSWALD SUSTAINED pout, 15c, 25¢, 35¢ fpesson WE PAY THE TAX a SPECIAL MIDNIGHT MATINEE NEW YEAR’S EVE A Film Play of Brilliance and Romance Accompanied by Guterson’s Augmented Russian Orchestra AMYSTLS By BAYARD VEILLER ls DIRECT FROM ONE YEAR'S RUN AT THE 48th STREET THEATRE, NEW YORK. tz, 1800 Ali tal Frid, GUTERSE RUSSIAN STARTS AT 11:00 P. M. BIG TIME FOR ALL Sidney Drew Comedy EARN Pathe Weekly | poset RAPIDS, Mich. Fifty Call Elliott S187 any time, for special instruction. PRICES: 5O¢ TO 81.50. WED. MAT, Best Seats 81.00 the mint 3 mum for Friday night,