The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1918, Page 8

AI CADET a PAGE 8 “ tions on the use of flour. No substitutes are result— Piece of News |i The Best thy fur 3 ing the lingerie department of a For ten years the A | mak THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY | i rican stage abused the behind th store, ‘The paid, she was overworked fe hours and in addition the Ame dramatists drove her into all sorts of criminal pursuits in order to} ends meet | yw, however, the abuse of a decade has beén cant aside. The ment store girl has come into her own, Ax if ta make up for the} years and years of hardships, P, G. Wodehouse and Guy Helton, who wrote “Have a Heart,” which open ed at the Metropolitan Saturday, have created a department store girls’ paradise, which remains in Se attle for eight days. The audie performance Satur med when, ©% behold at the opent found that all the th clerks were promptly served with a cocktail and a dill plekle on their Jarrival. It was indeed good to nee great stor the slave of the years reach her | Since Winning _ ff} ivi: ss the War! Then, too, when the young lady clerks became fatigued during the day they promptly retired to a luxurious rest room, where cigarets land ice cream sodas were to be had | required, and, as a | Bakers’ Bread Is Better Than Ever! 1] Today the conscientious baker is baking a more delicious, more | wholesome loaf than at any time in all the world’s history. Why? | BECAUSE: Our government has taught him, through the use of sub- stitutes in war time, to watch his recipes and production so carefully that his makes it unnecessary for the housewife to bake her MORE FOR YOUR Momcy | | [ WHAT ONE HUSBAND SAD skill has been developed to a very high point of efficiency. He is a better baker than ever—able to produce a product the excellent quality of which own bread. AT A PRICE OF 1 CENT MORE PER “Relieve me, I notice some difference in LOAF your grocer is now in a position to this bread since the bakers have been per } give you a loaf worth at least 2 cents more mitted to leave out the substitutes,” said the in quality—a lighter, more delicious loaf— head of one household to his wife the other & loaf at least one-sixth larger by actual day, “Why, it's a hundred per cent better! measurement. And people certainly appre- You can really taste the wheat. This is ciate the difference in flavor and quality. REAL BREAD" BUT REMEMBER—You will be sure of getting the very highest in D quality—and, you will KNOW that it is CLEAN—if you buy the loaf that’s wrapped at the bakery. So we repeat Da “The woman who is well-informed dors not claim that she can bread. She buys wrapped bakers’ bread.” BAKERS’ PUBLICITY BUREAU. LIBERTY BONDS HOUGHT Highest Spot Cash Paid NEW YORK STOCK 4 BOND Co. Fifth at Pine, Elliett 2525, NOW PLAYING UNTIL SAT. 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Unitke the usual business man. who has buttons on his desk with which to summon secretaries, the manager of the “Have a Heart" em porium presses a button for his male quartet, which soothes him with lullabys when he becomes fa Ugued Have a Heart” is one of the best shows that has been in Seattle dur ing the past 12 months, It has a comedian to whom you hate to may good-bye in Joe Keno. Ruth Ow wald and Henry Antrim, princtpals, | are good looking and clever Joe | 3 Mallion, the young college man who receives all complaints from the girl clerks and thinks of nice little a things to do for them, is likable and | a clever dancer COMEDY AND MUSIC | LEAD AT MOORE | Comedy and music are to the fore | at the Moore theatre thin week They are the “Futurintic Re: | vue,” a song melange, combining fu- | turistic costumes and scenery with | lthe opera successes of the present |” day, and “For Pity's Bake,” a travers: | ty on the old-style melodrama, in| which the opera house is threatened | by flames just aa the hero rescues the heroine and pays off the mort- axe. Reno, pantomimlc comedian, opens the bill and is followed by Harry Laughlin and Clara West in “The Cafe Lonesome.” Joseph L. Browning has a wes | travesty named “A Timely Sermon.” The Lander brothers take the re spective part of pill agent and a gentleman looking for a hotel room with a floor, A dog and cat net clones the bill AN EARL AND A FIGHT PROMOTER Clever costumes, girls to wear ‘em, and syncopating songsters wwing “The Yankee Prince” at Levy's Or pheum up to the usual par of the musical comedy. Marjorie Lake, as Percy Springer, a young American in @ strange land, surprises with her ability to impersonate a man. Billy Dunbar and Celia Mavis furnish a good deal of comedy as Mr. and Mra. Fielding, with the natural. in- clination of man and wife to dis. agree London and Chicago are the two large cities concerned in the plot Joseph Bonner as the Earl of Wey mouth, and George Summers as Steve Daly, an American fight pro- moter, are a laughable contrast. The story is the struggle of “The Yankee Prince” to ward off the attempts of English royalty to secure the Amer. lean heiress, played by Madge Locke. His success brings happiness to most of the principals FEMALE IMPERSONATOR WEARS CLEVER GOWNS The Bernivici Brothers, violin artists, are the outstanding feature of the new show which opened Sun day at the Palace Hip. They are equally at home in classien! and pop- ular numbers, Their offering i# en hanced by a special setting. Lind, Swedish female imperson- ator, gives @ perfect imitation of femininity, in voice, dress, form and mannerisma. He has both a pleas ing soprano and a fine baritone voice. His gowns are particularly good De Halde and Edwards whirlwind Apache dancing 6 Howard and Scott are dancers and singers. The Melvilles have a film and posing act produced thru Miss Mel |@atural buoyancy which should joyed oy toaiag wo bss Byer and cl the system ville posing ax a living picture in enes projected on a screen Frank BE. Gordon is a comedy sleight-of-hand artist Bolsheviki Put Up Stiff Resistance ARCHANGEL, Nov With daylight of four hours’ duration oly, allied troops encountered oppo: sition by the Bolshevik craft on th Dvina river. So far, the allies ha been unable to occupy Kotlas, for It is belfever Archangel by t |result in the wholesale slaughter of) the portion of its inhabitants op posed to the Bolshevikt | Takes _ Adler-i-ka ‘serious bowel and liv Jeat only Haquid food. Commenced |taking Adler--ka and weigh Lite Falls, ‘ka exp stopping ste INSTANTLY. Emoptt per and lower bowel, flushing EN Minn . Bs n |TIRE alimentary canal, Removes | three great medicines make tonic qualities, nourishes the | ALL foul matter which poisons sys: | tem. Often CURES constipation. Prevents appendicitis. We have sold Adler-i-ka many years, It ia a mixture of buckthorn, cascara, gly cerine and nine other simple drugs Swift Drug Co, and leading drug piste, te occupy headline posi-| that evacuation of | LINGERIE PARADISE IS _ SEEN AT METROPOLITAN rig) unchanged Pighting 1 jeapacity Sunday audk Wilkes, It whose husband, convicted to ten yearn in ju a of a be man Ing hy cures em to his former eves mul guilty, and take the only bh at uh The actin very good what thankless rol of « felon, Het a weil, Mr Marwhfield a» Burton With a hard, and some Regular $102.0 § ‘ Miss Huff car egular $102.50 Splece Suite, exactly ried the part of Anna Granger, wife | - 7 ie ure; the 424nc - qu sr tee, pawed dmirably | uffet has mirror 4x34, with drawers the acting of Jane Dar-| conveniently arranged, ope “ti tor 1 the 45-inch plank top table ex- more than naturalness well, an @ and m tion of the Robert Granger, foolish criminal, yet | once clever Not a tra many goo Pleased an Lew White, a Jewinah and Oscar Swede, walked off with comedy hon. ‘ors. Fleas Hill ix delightfully cast as Parisian hearsing A patriotic number, led by Beas | HIN, completes the bill | The total American army tp to the middle of October was 23,456,021 Pape’s Diapepsin at once ends sourncss, gases, acidity, Undigested food! Lumps of pain; belching gas, acids and sourness When your stomach is all upset, hore is instant relief—No waiting! The moment you eat a tablet of Pape's Dia gases and surer or known, pasy, Toys Dignified ' Held for * ote! in F ORNITURE CO. 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