The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1918, Page 3

STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 12,1918, PAGE 3 Blot TG. Geo Grow GERMAN PUSH | Satistactory Terms Always _| “FROM ALLIES meG@ROTE RANKINGS. hat was the matter nf f Store Hours From 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. 2 PERSONAL APPEARANCE “uu never married ee ee ee re ray rint a de why tb down Man Tells Why He Never Married OLGA / | | PETROVAS . Acknowledged queen of beauty 2 i and fashion, will make one after- “ 1 ble amount 7 q noon and two evening appear- u ainkin , ances at this theatre. . a nod u der shippinn Afternoon and Evening! rear. i ¥3 oa weenie: ali eased o orton i of thexe cond i have ma sietag| Seam Sih eg ae tt ig sic a | The Monarch Combinatiall = 5: Magar San ne ae ens n Other Men is the ideal range for the home where economy, effi- edhe rages nt Gf aneeeeines- aul Year M ‘ My } ' ciency and apr ance are considerations. t ahe ec ove me and never 1 to me sometimes, but Economy of fuel applies to the coal or wood as well PLAYING had s to the gas consumption. 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Y., for free book did, latest six-reel Talmadge offering as fi Grand Selections _\\) Wj °".e"" such a success! Eugene O’Brien is co- from Faust vif pa eau oP I raised my eyebrows starred. Marius Brambilla /d A spit anyway ftw Conductor Margie,.that, toate Mgr anything b want from most any e EN i: body if he just smiles at them, Why,|| A THRIFT STAMP a day Aunt Margic, sometimes he even) | will keep the Hun ay. fools me into doing things for him | gg We Can’t Have Everything Toddy that ow, Aunt | or can get | = 9