The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1918, Page 5

STAR—TUESDAY, “MAY 21, 1918. PAGE 5 Second and })THO UNABLE 10 "“pLenry OF THRILL FOUND IN war savinas anp | Last Week ff WRITE. THANKS | MOVIE PROGRAMS THIS WEEK | The Rhodes FOR TOBACCO er ——— New Voile ~ hia ool ea X14 ave ns Gossard Front Lace Corsets A Tremendous Sale of an Extraordinary Waists Special Purchase the boys in olive drab who had bene | fited by her ge mity began to ar a Upper Main Floor. $/.95 rive. Twenty two worn flehtin, the q rive. ‘Twenty.two men fighting the dual Triad Rade’ Coresinsstivade>ini | jp Be eg wn : if marked in the regular way would pell at Upper Main Floor. how much the gift had meant to " , | j \ $5.00, Special in Us male, them ee choice $1 95 season of the One man who shared the amokes i “ i ; : THE Voile Waist was unable to write, but the gift Gossard Front Lace Corseta—These Corset " « a a“ 4 atyles would, if marked tn the regular w i right here, ' t $7.50, $8.50 and $10.00, and this new shipment NIGHTIE BRINGS $15.15 ; Jal in thin male, chotce rs which has just been cnuch! She crocheted for them : { if marked in the regular way, would unusual values in styles Made them a nightsown, and 1 . “a it $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00. Spe that feature then, when she was thru, Mra 4 - " $4 95 E Charles Hanning, 819 22nd ave, sata E 2 High Collars, Roll took charge of the garment for | The large number of Corsets which com Collars and Large Flat the boys in olive drab: * ‘Thureday night the gown net prised thin special purchase makes Wednes Collase day, the third day of the sale, as convenient _ poe = cM ie oot & Ume to make selections as was Monday, the and are made additionally | 9 Friday she brought the money to first day of the xale, The assortment includes attractive with trimming of ADOR GERARDS The Star office and turned it | p) 45 models, made of silk brocade, floral and laces, insertions and ' i xtriped corset fabrics and pink and white cou f rembroidery, Sizes 36 | over to “Our Boys in France To: til, in sizes from 19 to 36 ago made a heavy con baceo Fund.” oo ” | IN *.—____________-« pees Te - it ie o gO ow! | edged, to Lieut. Wm. Clark of the } The Red Cross heeds the appeal of the soldier and hu- Ra aoe agama: Rha , manity for mercy and succor. Have you contributed—have him. a tetera oe - you done your part? Do it today. & tough patrol was mighty glad to 4 ’ J get the tobacco you were good 3 INTERPRETED BY J p20 52h an evi : . THE GREATER an assure you that it is sincere Scone From “Over There,” at the Strand This Week. Never Were @hite Jub Skirts S50 ‘The boxes that came here were LIBERTY 1t~— | jearefully distributed and very much |“ © ss eiingimans tint 1 cee Foca ——— COLISEUM se aa on me Mitractive as These at teristics of “Selfinh Yates,” featuring | SYMPHONIC Ss Mae cand of Gao ek William 8. Hart, at the Liberty this ine adge Kennedy in “The | | i 5 ORCHESTRA |) 2 ti 720 trom the bottom ot tear photog-| | cor sie 7 $1.95, $2.50, $3.95, $5.00 my heart. A lady who does good raphy i _ 24 PIECES things for us boys over here can- | Film fans are agreed that “Belfixh | | "Anke siere | : and Up fo $10.00 | not be respected and thanked too | Yates,” Hart's most recent Western te wriecale in } \ ke much A who appreciate your | offering, is also his best | d Upper Main Floor. h Now Playing in New York geod will.” Fatty Arbuckle is putting in i i | ag | wi he same as other At $1.50 a Seat Oliver Wyman made the encour |strong bid for honors in “Moon n z De ar \ H, summer ete ne in the de- haber agement thal tobseos gives to a eol-|shine’ two ‘resie of acute comedy . : Lik 5 HIS | summers pa £0) MATINEES 25¢ dier just a Uttle plainer by thix that th rocking the house with laugh mand for Separate Dress Skirts, Children: 10c “Your gift of tobacco is kreatly ap-| ter | 4 and the woman who looks back will recall EVENINGS 50e preciated. We hope to go up to the} The Star Liberty Weekly com = that generally the first moderately bright . + # front oon, and good amokes are! pletes the bill ed with Children 25¢ scarce, 80 you see you have helped| cee Sees ace pa a and hot day found her unprepared with a ’ Monte ni , equip us for the trenches. A thou: | COLONIAL aur ta the ean suitable Separate White Skirt. Now is the sand thanks, and best wishes. Kaiser Bill didn't want to appear)” ioven this taunt, flung in the fi@p | time to buy Private Wal: De Cel h at came oF horee fo he had wa. 2. vee . . acelved a box of tobacco today, | wooden herve jande, and eat on ft by | f,t",man who couldn't stand th Skirts of White Gaberdine, Pique, Cotton in which was enclosed this card. You|the hour while he read private docu > the fighting toed’ It patoge par Corduroy, Waffle Weaves and White people back home can't begin to/ ments. Gerard confirmed this story.| tender for the hand of his fiancee Sol Satin fealize how much we boys ‘over/it's shown in “My Four Years in| who threw it at him, Wh | , , 7 ; n en our stocks are complete in styles \rvighonna tga the pleasure each | Germany,” at the Coliseum. It seemed that nothing could stir that delineate plain Pico with shi | ‘voracco youn Monte to enlist, but his mother final backs, plaited tops with novelty sashes, tay - eantle 208 CLEMMER ly won, and the power to see red! ” ten Negard. ctx | What did #he do? Why nothing at! came suddenly in the moment of tailored belts, novelty pockets and large LP. MeCoy, Tieton, oo! Ads &. Sperling, K. D. Ne fall, Just chose a name at random, | great trial on the battlefield pearl buttons. te, wl herself off as the widow own “Ow ” 4 C 2 | panes iC ver There” is the #tirring war Relt measures 24 to 32 Inches John Barges, Brendon and Rainier £88! or of it. Hylvia, the little typist, be | photoplay at the Strand this week, | “f . j came pet of the amart set and eee was just about to capture a real hus | COLONIAL . Se band—when her fictidous spouse y | Neate asa et 00 y - Mrs. G. Kiesson, ~ - Starting today and running until ‘hehe hile he ie ED CROSS WEEK—DO YOUR DOLLAR DUTY!! Wash. .eo}came to life, Hut all this did not) rhorsday night, the Colonial theatre van pone as hia wife while he #16 ARE CONFIRMED AT | | inewane” the Ked Cross daunt Sylvia, not in the least: and lie showing James Oliver Curwoota|" "icon, played by Jewet Carmen.| THE TEMPLE DE HIRSCH wax" way cut of the tangle just’ as ctev- | UOT? ate aie ee ee Leeman and the situations that] 4 cies of 16 was confirmed at taunt 3s a Temple De Hirsch Sunday, An elab- Anacortes, watch. wt | NEWS “MERCHANT DIES eomer, erly an ahe fibbed her way into it your =. it. Next Liberty Kenneth . Madge Kennedy does all this fib-| op agg 4 orate program for the occasion was Harry Goff, aged 12, died Satur-/G. ¥. Andersen, + ~/ bing at the Clemmer this week in| © E esented. The confirmants were: day morning at his home, 3248 asth | Amertenn Traneter ¢ j bins "| ‘The Claw A is showing an adapta: |p flelene A. Ader, Helen Bornstein, | _ Are vou ry ee ‘Atkinson, #225 ie “The Fair Pretender.” ; jave. 8. W.. after an illness of two! F “< | tion of Robert Service's “The Spell of Oh, If I Were Clon Dewk, Sneak, Wee, trois VORRTA Ara . a | days. Funeral services will be held/ Fj O 50 the Yukon,” with Edmund Breese in 2 CLEMMER | Monday. at 3 p. m. at the Butter| lack Mamatactaring Cane” ORPHEUM the title role a Little Older! Nini Bg pcomengbrmmosl Wier the rae worth chapel ip 2 a © “Within the Cup,” at the Orpheum > RE se Ired Jay Flech- bh . hay his Uh | Florence Levinson, Alfred Jay For more than two years this lit-|¢ "a4 Mither, 1635 23th ae until Wednesday night is the story MISSION ner, Hermine 8. Rosenblatt, Jeanette new PLAYS UnTn. be henge had a one of a most! of a young girl artist who is finally! Carmel Myers is at the Miasion J. Rosenfeld, Jack Maurice Scher: TFLAYING UN ] faithful and alert news carriers on _Arvial Engineers persuaded to live the Bohemian life|this week in “The Marriage Lie.” mer, "Dorothy Schubach, Morton L. | $2,,m* on or a 1 ‘ce. of her fellow workers. She is de Douglas Seward is a young engineer Schwabacher and olyn F. Stern. petntees methods and PEI oat ceived in her first love and life look» who all but secured a big position in wis ce DR. 2. BROW: .) BROWNS NEW 703 Columbia st.; "?. 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