The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1918, Page 4

STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1918. Sa AS SENN as AER te Men ht i HB ete RL PAGE 4 N, SEND THE KIDDIES DOWN SATURDAY German Plotters F oiled. in Movies by Jack Pickford (JNCE-A-YEAR CLEAN-UP SALE Clearance Prices on Dress Skirts $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.98 and $6.98 Good Cloth Skirts in plain Brown, Blue, Black and Checks Splendid Serge Skirts and Black Sol Satin Skirts ‘ All-Wool Storm Serge and Wool Poplin Skirts, Black, Navy and Gray Black and Navy Taffeta and Fancy Stripes Beautiful Stripe Taffetas and Satin and Fancy Serge Skirts 20 Dozen Fine White Waists Plain, embroidered, pin tripe, check and corded voile Hemstitched, embroidered pique collars. Sold up to $1.98, FURS FOR LESS Animal effects and Dozens of Handsome Sateen Petticoats Black, Navy, Gray, Tan and Fancy Stripes, Plaids and Figured. Regular and extra sizes. .98c Muffs, S¢ Mhaw arts, Wint The Hetreat of the Germans at Orpheum Sunday installment of the Battle of Arras,” jorme SPIRIT OF 191T" Bee }. Jack Pinktoré 5 PROGRAMS TODAY Yankee lack Pickford in offering Pt © from the Hiack Wolf, Australian Lynx, Arctic ¥ Red Fox, Rae- Marmot and $1.25. ‘ox, $750 Furs $10.00 Furs $20.00 urs $12.50 98 5.00 | reaular The $30.00 Furs $15. \" Sold up to $1.50, at... bere he Pendleton Reand- | Meach’s “The Aue- Mary Miles Manter in | | Mart ‘in “The Narrow | | Anne | Women’s Solid Comfort | Men’s Solid Leather Work 1 war Leather and mareh Added Feature PANTS The story of a six-year-old suffragette who yearned to don man’s own, CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 ‘ston 20¢ —— Children 10¢ *rices include wat tax OLISEUM : Jon Decorat upsets the n day, gets wind of and nx of a bunch of Ger » trying to mines, Jack proves! | gular “Yankee Doodle Uke George Cohan Liberty until Saturday mans, cause a Fendieten, Ore., where round up is held. 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