The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1918, Page 5

KEENAN MORE TROUBLE NOW PLAYING REID x It’s Tough to Get Married! WALLACE WURLITZER STAR-LIBERTY WEEKLY And « Reel Comedy HER BLIGHTED LOVE He told his father he didn’t smoke—he didn’t drink, but bills tell their own story— a couple of hundred for a little supper with wine, another jolt for a moonlight taxi, and, well, New York is still laughing at it—The Herald said: “The best picture play that has come on Broadway.” First at Pike Continuous 11 to 11 Admission 20¢ Children 10¢ The Pathe News, Canadians at the Western Front, and a Comedy complete the bill! Second at Seneca Continuous 11 to 11 Admission 20e—Children 10c Even Vegetables on Sale at Red Cross Emporium Ww I. W. W. Defendant Says Teutons Hired as Strike Breakers CHICAGO 3 YOUR EYES Have a Scientific Examination Twenty five Years’ Experience Fitting and Making Glasses Nine years in this building. Reasonable Prices. Curry Optical Co. EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS 3002 Arcade Bidg. Third Floor, Near Elevator. NOW PLAYING Rex Beach’s Screen Classic of the Great Southwest The Heart of a Sunset from his world-famous novel AMERICA’S BIG WESTERN DRAMA. in its Acts of ; its Raids , its Adven ture, its Exeitement and its Reality! THE CLEMMER George Walsh WEEKLY DIGEST deuviock ts Know the truth about the War —and CHRISTIE, COMEDY aday will et 1 Stewart veretables will be the » bargains. thone at farmers’ « son All veg an “weabs,” kept dow be equal wummer of 191 in the > market will be donated. The new de ment is under the direction of J.D. Lowman. | How to Save Food In these daya when the high of living pinches nearly ever ¢ hin lim? - Germans Organize for Another War and Wahid-el-Mulk, are the ore, and Herr Von Hentlg p rHEATRi LATER BEL Pirie oN | anizatic Swalwell to iil i State in Next Loan “‘Jack Spurlock-- Prodigal’ » you an ache or pain? Wed.—Thurs.—Fri—Sat, HUNS ARE ORGANIZING GIGANTIC FILM TRUST Special to The Star by N. BE. A Germany ou feel lo’ spirit? ou want a cure? “Jack ligal AI in “The Wrong Flat” pa uper Comed: OOCCOSCCHEHOSP SESE OZEOSEEEE MATTRESSES ——/4 CHIFFONIERS JIRESSERS —— ¥0 ARM CHAIR GEMS- SPRINGS - PILLOWS. HAVENPORTS - SEITES- ROCKERS ETc? YUN WUNTH OF SURPLUS FURNITURE, HO SERTUES 222 LARGEST HOTEL. ° OW SMILE THIS WEEN FOR V2 ITS VLE: ~ = ~& EER YUE, ST THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 51, 1918. Hundreds of Enemy Prisoners Shown in Clemmer War Movies | Fauline Frederick, in “Her Final Reckoning,” seum today Austriar Valiant Italians weary march ARNIVAL SHOWN cRTY FILM THN PEIPLE SHOULD TAKE “ trighten Frank Kee “PROSPHAT Contingous Daily 1 to ot TOMORROW A BIG NEW Vaudeville Show Last Episode “The Eagle’s Eye” Don’t Miss It! —_—— Feature Photoplay MADGE EVANS JOHNNY HINES “NEIGHBORS” A Story by Maravene Thompson ie 20c Weekday Matinees Kvenings and Sundays ..--+ ate PAGE 5 on The f © plecolo 1 four ain't | | | The Rhodes Co. * Ain Attractive Offering of High Grade Sport and Dress Skirts At $17.75— Skirts from stock that were $34.75, $29.50 and $24.50 regular, 2 put in for quick selling at the above price The materials are plain and novelty stripe and plaid Pussy Willow, Baron ette Satin, Crepe de Chine, Taffeta and Satin, with a choice of the following colors: Solid white, flesh, light blue, sand and gray; white and navy, white and black, white and purple stripes and polka dots; novelty tripes and plaids in combination colorings. The models in- clude full box pleats, shirred tops and folds, in straight tunie effects. All colorings are not represented in each material. The belt sizes are from 25 to 30. At $7.95— This lot comprises skirts that were priced $12.50 and $10.00. The materials are soft taffeta silk in rich r com- binations of plaids and stripes. Becoming models with nov- elty pockets and belts She Corset x Jection Miractive Prices for Purchasers of Cotton Wash Fabrics COLORED POPLINS Formerly 35c—Reduced to 27¢ Neat stripes, figures and plaids in assorted color- ings, 27 inches wide. Suitabie for child’s dresses, wash suits and waists. SILK AND COTTON TISSUES Formerly 65c—Reduced to 50¢ A very attractive fabric in plaid gingham effects; 36 inches wide. NOVELTY VOILES Formerly 75c and 65c—Reduced to 50¢ Combinations of colors and designs, both light and dark ; 36 and 38 inches wide. SILK MIXED SHIRTINGS Formerly 60c—Reduced to 45¢ A good assortment of patterns in stripes and jacquards; suitable for waists; 36 inches wide. COTTON PONGEES Formerly 30c—Reduced to 19¢ An assortment of stripes and colorings suitable for waists and skirts; 32 inches wide. which opens at the Coli TODAY'S PROGKAMS Wally Keid in “It's pulo ng sega Royal Worcester and Bon-Ton Models Vrederick in $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.50 and $5.00 New Scarfs and Capes of Pile Fabrics x an after his ex at the Strand this week in Imitation» of Hudson Sea SPY PLOT THRILLS IN MISSION FILM of Louls Var ‘: Bank Staffs Are Shaken Up Here Land. Lecturer Returns After College Tour oard Mrs, Anna’ Y. Re ed, social service er for Red Cross, returned to esterday after visiting the FIRED FROM COLLEGE, IS PUT TO WORK Trust & Savings bank t has pr of cashier in lad when he arrives | Tit beer i he has been drop. | cane PRO COR. FIRST AVE. AND PIKE Phone Main 4965 “IF I HURT YOU, DO PAY ME.” illuminating | This Is my message of 4 Seattle's first |t© you from the fear thi panies Dental has opened 1 EXTRACT, e utely wi pain in all cases but acute conditions. ‘ t a e| L prices in your elty ed driven al high-class, guarante STERLING DENTISTRY Office Hours: 9 a. m. te 6p. me French Women May Obtain Suffrage TOILET P AP ER een eect! = SPECIAL FOR STUBBORN ILLS 6 Rolls 25c and hy OF THE STOMACH Good quality Medicated Tissue Toilet Paper— wag je, ; ern liberal size rolls with separate sheet perforations. Picture Operators E SPOS SIONS : Threaten to Strike «' No phone or C. O. D. orders accepted—deliy- LOS ANGELES, July 31.—A . ered only with other goods. aw the assistant cashiers : Not So Much Bone in Horse Meat A horse's bones are result of an DRAMA BY CO IN GREPPITH Pit » County Veterans , Picnic Thursday : ie rai stage 5 market The housewife may .| most frantic by the lar of ep in her cuts of beef, b TRY THIS TONIC on to the her anywa y treatment eatment Just In—A New Shipment of Campbell's Adzes, Slicks and Ship Axes Ship member disehar The rout cause Sale on Wire Screen Cloth Substantial savings 6n black and creen Cloth. Best wire, double es had as Government Probes de Haviland Plane WASHINGT Jul 1 of my ¢ color, I grew so could hadly p ¢ other, at I th galvanized Dy 1 1 has | dam been howe in claims the machine i ign and inefficient large numbers, Gen. Pershing inferior in de m sata me selvage. Black 8c 10c Lineal Foot anized i so # of the nounced that criti De Haviland pla from tomach since are officer dl ‘ ties have be Width said » have e " A por rte z rie 4 caus Lineal Foot Bail Reduced for build Comyns and Byron «:: Bail of Hdward M, Comyn No phone or C. O. D, orders. jand land le le grand r aller lane aud was re ec from $10,000 to $5,000 by } eral Julge BB. ‘Tuesday Both men have furnished | or their bond. lyou. just t ved pany will mail Pilla, postpaid your own Do not pay more, per box supply Cushman druggl & can