The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1918, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1918. —_————————_—- Last night I had a new and Please tell you thrilling experience. It was my|{, love thelr elty, and that Initial appearance behind the! they are extending me on my first soonen. As the curtain rung down | visit.” on the firet act of “Polly With Altho Miss Claire is but 26 years Past,” t the Metropolitan! old, she tarred in ndon a You can see for your- theatre, Twas guided by the maa-| eee aden, s ages thru dark fy ways, and| warde's Galety vtre sining the self what you will be a wilderness stage Giatinetion of being the your My ‘. sooner to otrenn » ever held this Import up against ina short where " . inty ast por ition ‘ time. Every day you Ina Claire avid thie jn orens Zk wait means less cloth in| of his “Follies »| Shan-| formance that Mina ¢ and more money. I knew 1| Mr, Helasco’s attentic . r tremendously om of Franc But when my hand met hers in a warm hand-shake, and I caught! entitled, the glad sincere note in her tones| Mis Claire of welcome, I recognized a rare,|ton, D. C. sweet personality, a childish sim-| plicity, unspoiled even by an idol ized season of Broadway muccens. Minw Claire was more charming, if possible, in her dressing room than | she was behind the footlighta. Little was born at Wash Made to Order 5 Union Made “Every vacant lot in this city, irre astioally, as her deft fingers flew here and there, transforming the! sweet countenance of the that of a naughty Fren “I believe all women, wheth will admit it or not, terested in future property values here. already pledged the “nore homes bu reau to build houses on thpm., thone will be erected as fast’as y can be drawn and material and labor are more in clothes than anything else,” continued Mins Claire, “I de- Cin be drawn and sign all of my own costumes. Now DHEOSG OF The JOD. this black lace one in which I make); . my appearance as the French’ Mistake Leads to actress, In the second act, took jew York women quite by storm |To my wurprise and delight, I saw! “You're a fool!” one of more young women in black |Cilman R. H. Thomson at D Ww lace dremes of my creation at near- lamb, lighting ‘a ntant, Thurs. ly every party I attended last /@4y, during an 0 winter.” finance o ing i ; | ‘The transformation of modest|#0n had challeng ures of ki Owing to a big purchase made many months ago, maid’ to. French siren complete| Watt cost supplied by Lamb "You're not fit to be in that de the I am able to offer, for a very limited time, heavy ee ee ruthie ent moment! partment,” the councilman contin that of a vampire; don't tell the public that I vamp, I detest that word. To me it means a coars, almost vulgar type, while in| my dye and warranted to stand long wear. All-wool serge is becoming very, very scarce, and it will not be long before a suit cannot be secured for less than $75. misunderstood Lamb's figures, Jumble Shop Plans Come in and examine this serge. See if you can dup- licate in any store in Seattle for less than $60. IMPERIAL TAILORING COMPANY | 801 Third Avenue, Cor. Columbia. Big Store on Corner, Opp. Central Bldg. in the neha land of make-believe. As she dren of men in rervice. GREAT STOCK OF WOOLENS Btue serge is simpty one of our leaders. We offer you the biggest stock of woolens in Seattle to choose from and absolutely cuarantee that the fit, style and appearance of every garment we turn out will be perfect. Nearty s quarter of a century of square dealing with the men of Se- attle stands back of every sale we make, AND BENCH- Ivory ENAMEL- TRie.£l MIRROR $1 52° > of ; A banner 10 blocks long will be carried by the Boilermakers, Iron Shipb s and Helpers’ union in the Labor day parade, which will be held at 10 o'clock | AGATE JEWELRY AGATES cut and 50c Delished Use Your Diamonds And watches as security when you need money. Loans taken up from others and more mon- ey advanced. Liberal amounts. Lowest rates. You get full amount of loans—yo interest Geducted. Ladies’ Dept. Empire Mortgage Removes Wrinkles and Refreshes Tired Faces and in hone whom the offi ng may safely epe: As the akin tend th jul but Different. W White’s Gem Shop fi 1227 Third Ave. ‘The postoffice is opposite ua Loan Co. rca LOON FURNITURE CO. abe wis Sap 208-210 FINE ST SEATTLE (2 Days tues.) Aug. 26-27 Third Avenue and Republican Street Tickets on Sale Show Day at Sherman-Clay Piano Co., same prices as charged on show grounds, With You — you are a that the on your camping and fishing trips. Let him prepare those tempting, big, golden- Phan sttare, Hatin ae An examination of ye teeth brown “flapjacks”, steaming with fragrance and full of goodness for your camp table. How they will entice—and gratify that keen out-of-door appetite, and fill you with growing boy enthusiasm! Wherever you are—at home, at mountain, at lake or seashore—flapjacks are easilygand quickly prepared from | Albers flapjack flour i —by the addition of water from a near-by creek—your pan, a small hot fire, and before you are aware of it, enough piping hot flapjacks are ready for all the folks. Albers flapjack flour is ready to vse—it contains all the richness of eggs—needs no baking powder, salt or yeast. Sold by grocers in large and small compact cartons, requiring little storage room and keeping out all moisture. x the day we and 10 a. m, Better Dentistry for Less Money Over The Ow! Drug Store Lid Main 1691 se ’ | 'm Not a Vampire, Ina Claire T S NO JOKE a _ Tells Cynthia, Between Acts | Pledge to Build | mpective of its value in the past, is Travels With Mother now @ distinct t Her mother, who travels with! he builds up nomen her, made me at ease in a a ‘will find a close up to the mystic paint ate market or ren and many-sized brushes. » Lambuth, president what shall we talk about? said Seattle Real Estate associa Ina confidentially, “Oh, I know—| tion dreasea!" she exclaimed enthus-| “It would be imposible to over extimate the effect the government shipbuilding program will have on “Owners of many vacant lots have Hot Verbal Battle thundered Coun- weight all-wool Blue Serge Suits at the remarkably under her, she said, “Oh, yen, just | te . A . one little favor I must ask of you. hough’ was opeeking & low price of $35. Cloth is A No. 1 quality, guaranteed |Priease, ‘pleane don't call my role fentleman.” Lamb replied. and It portrayal of Paulette, the French Ch e a Festival . : * es * . irl, I mean only t lay th ristmas Sale price of $35 includes individual tailoring-to- Reiter tyse—cequatte, “you sieht] aloe Gk decthes tac eitlores measure by expert union workmen. Choice of several call 1" of soldiers and sailors is being plar . ee A | In Love With Seattle the Crom Jumble #' shades and weaves, with best of linings and trim- Our tete-e-tete waa brought to an ot dire: Working . : . . . . 1 ome ” con ° t jo he auspices o1 ie Hed mings. Deposit will hold cloth if you desire suit later. Saar ta Ihe binek tape, tier Bl ie cen choad ae break the hearts of a dozen men entertainment and gifts for all chil PAGE 5 She Rhodes Co. 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