The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1918, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1918. vmx wa f] PEOPLE MUST |? sic: |} O.K.PORTPLAN “Mother and the Law,” Another Griffith Super-Film, at Levy’s LAST TIMES TONIGHT AND SATURDAY some" The Rhodes Co. AMT ics so doing you will co : ee TRAND- : i NEXT TUESDAY aerate with the overnmen' | Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. | Voters of Seattle and King g THEATRE | Jypical Autumn feats Sxceptional at $7.50 New Second Floor have just received three hundred WE smart trimmed hats and these have been supplemented by others equally attractive from our own work rooms. This vari- ety offers an ideal opportunity to choose a fall hat that has character and style incomparable These creations are designed of high grade Lyons vel- vet, zibelines and plush, and display sailors, turbans, poke bonnets and soft crush shapes most attractively adorned with colored yarns, ribbons and ostrich fancies. The whole range of autumn colors are represented in navy, taupe, Bordeaux, nigger brown, castor, turquoise, green and black. The three models sketched offer but a faint idea of the many attractive models which this assortment affords, | Men's Work Shirts 95¢ | Children’s } Main Floor. | New Dresses Smith's cove to handle great shipments to Siberia a year, An i merce, The existing wharf at Smith's cove is worked to capacity | and made a profit of $197,373 in the IN HIS FUNNIEST YET | THE COOK : to enlarge cove wharf and construct when neede on sale dark } xtra f body mea or or inside work pur. And the 5-Act . Wool Dresses in sizes 6 LEVY'S ORPHEUM |°——————- —--90! ° ’ ° ’ to 16 years, of good qual- Romantic Photodrama D. W, Griffith's greatest « aie aNS PHoGKAMs | Juniors and Misses Coats ity serge, are showen and the Law,” wh appropriate models suit- Mtractive Styles weet. ‘The vaines aul Atri $ 19.50 ally attractive at $6.50, , $9.95, $12.50, New Second Floor ‘florpea, | weseem 2 NEWS WEEKLY 4.50, $17.50 and $22.50. Gingham Dresses for school and home wear display a splen- did selection of plaids, stripes and plain colors in sizes 6 to 14 years. Enticing values at $1.50 and $1.95. Children’s Autumn Coats, — For the boy or girl. Quality, assortment and value are the excelling features of this show- Continuous, 11 to 11 and side pockets; f | PANEL large kerami cloth collars; wide belts and deep cuffs and bone buttons add much to the youthful charm of these coats for young women. They are as Second at Seneca Admission 20, Children 10c Plus War Tax aut are Mae Friday and Saturday end t First at Pike SI NS OF pheum tonight i Admission 2c LIBERTY practical as they are stylish and ing which comprises serviceable x ABE ee coats in smart models of ¢hin- Children He AMBITION NOW PLAYING : ae te ree for chill, broadcloth and $i school, street or dress wear. Plas War Tax in the colors required. Sizes 1 to 19 years. Values all at $9.95, . $14.50, $17.50, $22.50, ), $32.50, and up to With an Efficient Cast Headed by WILFRED LUCAS Sizes 14, 16 and 18, in Bur- gundy, tan, green, African brown, navy and black. J. WARREN KERRIGAN ALLIED OFFICIAL WAR REVIEW Individuality can only be secured through individual attention. H. C. 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