The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1918, Page 10

vad iba: BER 20, 1918. THE SEATTLE STAR—TRIDAY, PAGE 10 “Peck’s Bad Girl” Is Coming to | STRAND], 9,208, | “¥en Faroe FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MA ! LAST TIMES A N! it You need clothes—you know you need clothes— and you know you want good clothes. You know that it is soon going to be hard to get cloth to m clothes from—that is, good cloth. You know that your clothes are going to cost you a whole lot more than they do now. Knowing all these things, you can better under- stand the sale which we going to put on for the next Three Days. Here you are—grab it. Nien’s All- Wool Suit or Overcoat Blue Serges, Grays, Tweeds, Worsteds, Etc., Selling Regularly for $50, $55, $60 and $65, For the Next THREE DAYS AND HE SENT HER A WHOLE REGIMENT! FRIDAY a x Scene From ‘« Bad Girl,” Whi ‘Bri 3 Tomorrow, With Mabel } tain 5 MARY LEVY'S ORPHEUM Mabel Normand is the star o he Bulwarks raha, "Pock’s Tad new show Official War Film PICKFORD poene 6t Levy's Orpheum Mabel F village wondering what sf will do next. Mabel’s prank r The Extra IN the important school meeting to rio ous conclusion, and Hiram Hall, Ma _Bridegroom thone remaining that atepy be taken to shift the village mischief-maker to PROGRAMS Pickford in ‘Tne Crisis,” with all- TAILOR MADE TO YOUR BY UNION WORKMEN IN OUR Ferguson in ‘m. Farnam in “Troe ckford in “The y torrection I ¢ Brady in “The — ee es ees, turn vt saiatgieeen| MEASURE OWN SHOP Wurlitzer the Wheel,” plays at the Orpheum pggllce ia Swanson in “Shift | A wala, for the last time tonight ! | PE AE ——_—_—-_ Second at Seneca Star-Liberty STRAND Ee Continuous 11 to 11 Weekly ep be en Pega Mlb perro fete week's run at th trand t 1 to send her a man. swered while Admission 20¢ ap vont cag cord a ‘ preceapatey feud came & Chote teach Knowing that there would be a shortage of materials early Children 10c | Snals weeadett ie thaaths, euoe of beaux. Johanna falls in| last season, we bought very heavily of the old, guaranteed-dye Plus War Tax by Thomas Meighan, Matt M oe oye dy BOY ae 2 Suit and Overcoat Patterns. Foor all these goods we paid out our | and Joseph Smiley. * PSEC ORS Are Wen ener Seen good, hard, cold cash, Now weare heavily stocked up on mate- Bridegroom,” a fast Mary 1 is Jot rials and are short on cash. Inorder to get the cash we are Ml aaa hanna making this offer for the next three days only. Remember, our Continuous 11 to 11 ee oo co. reputation is your best guarantee for proper clothes, made in Admission 20¢ LIBERTY ; OP A CS Ne the proper way, of guaranteed materials, made in a Union work- Children 10c of being 4 farm nk a Se ee playing at the Coliseum shop on our own premises. (Plus War Tax) cruise of the Make-Be ¢ of the youngest stars Miss Lee is only 14 » and has played with the Orpheum cir. — |IFE JUST WASN'T TONIGHT AND ay Tomorrow | WORTH LIVING FOR LAST CHANCES— ich she will A. 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