The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1918, Page 7

‘FLASHES FROM THE WEEK’S GARDEN | BILLS AT PHOTOPLAY HOUSES. LESSONS Prepared Under Supervision of FLOYD RAD George Beban and Helen Eddy, in “One More American,” coming to the Coliseam Thursday LIBERTY — —_ ” | TODAYS FrROcRAMS t the COLISEUM—Dillle Burke In “Eve's | Dive Themes tn “Hetr- "Fhe Mirth of a Ne “The b ma: MISSION—George Walsh ta - ches apart until] at the stores. | | Copeman oaee As a matter of fact, she has only | lea | usand lonely dollars. She| | CLASS A—“The Aveaging Trail,” || the finish, and bgp Sanat Locheweed, mes. The rich y n't like her as an cares for her immensely kz U ends wel Viola Dane in “ee % peppers, exe | CLEMMER id, in the thick Gmoke and confusion of battle trench line is to be won or lost. The wonderfully gripping picture | is one big incident in “The Birth of a Nation,” Griffith masterpiece, now running at the Clemmer. ‘There is much of pathos, « eitement, of strong emc the appealing, in th play. “A| Burke ir | Sunshine comedy. o8e MISSION ch oe | Dein CLEMMER © Teas incidents depic’ New York,” « NOW PLAYING Return Engagement Extraordinary tar. bagasse +| ANNOUNCE NAMES OF MEN GIVEN WAR HONOR y| WITH THE AMERICAN arary | D. W. Griffith's N FRA The Birth of a Nation — In Its Entirety. and men neeau for PH CANBY, Prook ILLIAM COLEMAN *K WALSH Full Musical Score For the public will nsual op Ae, DESERTIONS AT CAMP OREGON PURCHASERS OF LEWIS MEAGER NUMBER WET GOODS ARE ANXIOUS panied by Now Playing Until Thursday Night VIOLA DANA —JIN— BLUE JEANS 7 Smashing Reels EXAMINE MANY MEN FOR MURDER JURY ISALIA v. OF W. MEN LIKE THE PARIS HEADQUARTERS The American 1 mity union headquarters | is popular © with the Univ Washington eis = y President, YOU Didn’t Know That hree had visited There Was So Much, Eh? ary 8 and their na arr >, De ciiee Wea al Oe home. Dean Arthur R 1 tences See the Big Rescue Sce Priest, who left recently for France, |« in the Sawmill—a wond will make his headquarters at first ful climax of gripping real- |at the club, nig on ag eatin | FLAG DEFAMERS FORCED ie Nero a ile _ 10 AID RED CROSS DELON! au s| THEATRES 2 UM Admission 10¢; Children 5¢ he February record of the flag, but were invited also to the Red Cros The men, two of them in business here, were waited on by « commit ] tee of business men. They contribut ed $20 each to the Red C ek out at that pla of their hit with patrons Prices include war tax TILL SATURDAY NIGHT edttle favorite, Will te & Pasha tor Harold Lockwood pai al “The Avenging Trail” The most vigorous role of his career. Class “A” Theatre THIRD AND PIKE ure Bushman in eclence,” Way to will be some my Wall, . in har jinger, in rs, Mexican Wright, in will show Francis “The Voice of Con STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAR. 6, 1918. PAGE 7 pom al in BASEMENT SALESROOM Spring Tailored Hats Have a Smartness All Their Own —and they have an important e in Spring cos- tuming—for no other type of hat is quite so harmonious with simple cloth dresses and taile suits. The fe a more styles of these Banded Hats in the Basement Salesroom all attractively low-priced. score or Hat of chrysan- | Sailor of highly quered pineapple w, in an-brown, with crush band of themum braid and | Milan bined, in Ge hemp com. 1, Blue, Beige and Rose, satin, Basement Salearoom. Japanese Toweling Bolt of 10 Yards, 39c HESE Towelings are in the 1114-inch width desir- able for bungalow curtains, overdrapes, table run- | ners, searfs and many other purposes. They are patterned with Oriental designs in blue or tan on white ground, Over 400 10-yard bolts to sell at 39¢ each. Basement Salesroom. FREDERICK &NELSON | The Basement Salesroom Features for Thursday: 3,000 House Dresses AT THREE REMARKABLY-LOW PRICES $1.00 $1.25 (1,831 Dresses) (807 Dresses) $1.45 (862 Dresses) Over Twenty Attractive Styles to Choose From, Including Those Shown in the Illustration MATERIALS: Plain Blue and Pink Percales with Striped Trim Indigo and Black and White Percales Checked, Striped and Figured Ginghams, Percales and Cotton Foulards SIZES AND QUANTITIES: 36 38 | 40 | 42 | 44 BASEMENT SALESROOM An Advantageous Purchase of 100 New Silk Dresses $9. 85 ing styles—Eton, Sizes for | Women and Misses In a Thursday Offering at HE Dresse tunic, coat styles and other new Taffeta Messaline Polka-Dotted Foulard in combination etfects—¢ with These Tan, Georgette crepe. colors are featured: blue, Apple-green, Brown, Belgium - Rose, Pearl-gray, Dark - green, Navy and Black. The Dresses in the Sketch, Left to Right: Coat-style Dress of navy taffeta, with hand-embroidered collar and _ belt fastening with fancy metal buckle; Navy Taffeta Frock, with pointed over- | skirt, braided and embroidered bod- | ice and Georgette s $9.85. | Green Taffeta Dress with self-color and metallic embroidery on bodice, shirred skirt and Georgette sleeves; $9.85. 2eVeS } Foulard Frock with and tucked vestee and Georgette crepe; —Basement Salesroom, Rowers Navy hip drapery, sleeves of navy $9.85. EN’S White Cotton Handkerchiefs in 18- with 14-inch hem, 10e each. Basement Salesroom. Men’s Handkerchiefs 10c Each inch size,