The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1918, Page 10

ee PAGE tv = 2 WAR IS OVER, BUT STARS STILL HUNT HUN SPIES FIRST, Near Pike. BIG BILL HART’ When You Buy a Bush & Lane x Piano You Buy Satisfaction, Not Promises At no other time of the year does the as Thanksgiving, when every church, every real home, every tho by the sweet melodies that bring us closer to the real meaning of a ww, A a e —— home feel the absence be The home that has no piano is empty; the real ing is absent re Thanksgiving, well as the balance of the year, holds none of tt rful ir fluences that make better men and women; that make it possible for us to think the real and the worth-while thought You often feel, if you could but play the old-time melodies your mother used to play, the carols you listened to in rapture—if you could but play them with the same expression—-and you can—the old favorites, the old songs you love so well, will all be born again sh & Lane Cecilian and Bush & Lane W Mignon make all this pos- sible. xpression control makes every thought, every word, every emotion possible, Unconsciously, you pla not know a single note of music as you have heard others play, and you need Our instruments have never been approached ir Every Piano is made in our own factory d sold with f satisfaction. A call will convince you that the B Welte-Mignon Player Pianos are superior to all. the price asked unquali 1 guarantee h & Lane Cecilian and Bil Hart, appearing In bis latest picture, “The Border Wireless,” at the Liberty this week FISTIC FE 0 TODAYS PROGRAMS ee pcccinaiigeanntieamnemncsi | ' ' | oe ee ee ein | | LEMERTY—William M. Mart in “Th. . 4 e \iiam “The Bill Hart, in “The bypraderomy ‘eless,” at the Liberty CLEMMER 4. Warren Kerrigan | A winning and exciting fight : At the crucial moment No Stencil Pianos Here— Every Instrument a Standard Make A army unit takes the German epic aT ere ‘talvre Anderson in “The trey Peraret THEY Kiss & e Tit THIS HOBO ” nia x To be mistaken for a long lost FROM MINE heir to great riches, to be received TO CABARET with open arms by the whole neigh A mining borhood, to be entertained at @land a taah mp in the Par Went! wible cabaret in nettiny anion of thrill \ Manufacturers Wholesale Retail SEATTLE STORE Between Pike and Pine Sts. 1519 Third Ave. » » ©. and 1 be fondly “THE sumptuous feast nd t t fon York are the +} ] cause t “knew him when he was BORDER WIRELESS oer > en : pg acs . ¥ GOLDEN LOCKS HAS CAPTURED THE TOWN OIRL HELPS URRO as tee kissed by a bevy of old maida, be Danny ne IN LOVE TANGLE TO REDEEM HIMSELF ng arg a = \"On Bid.” a story of the |, r % Kentuc hilly. Kerrigan plays the ‘ $ or gustather who will take over ite ed part by, a man who steps ‘ ee acess Sows tate’ the antre trom: the bottom | ons cctug te revumes tha aiam ‘whe | rung of t ladder of and HV" ruined her life, relenta when she . for a long t n obscurity AMONK | rieets his litth daughter, Pauline T0 COME HERE State Delegation . negroes. Fina bed the help b- Frederick ts «tarred as Zaza Returns to Capital ‘«. "09" «rb brings himeett oe (Special to The Star by N. E. A) Representative John F. Miller, of |"A*k t© & high position In the tow8| NORMA TALMADGE yo . - / * ade. | 2 PARIS, Nov. 26.—The old home of |t iret district, will leave for Which cast — — PLAYS CHINESE GIRL General La Fayette, at Chavani is | Washington V needay te ‘ a * Some beautiful scenic effects fea being used as an American home the opening of the short YOUNG ACTRESS — ture Norma Talmadge’s picture French war orphans. IN MOTHER KOLE The Forbidden City,” at A hundred ¢ n from the dey astated regions are at Chavaniac 1 an Beene of the Ch t modern schoolhouse and a hospita y wo fu the garden o man oa are to be vi « Talmadge Mother,” now have been built. Repren« * Dill and La Fc The orphans learn English. They Fourth and Fifth districts, who are are being brought up with the aim already at tha capital, retire at the] well as her chara j 4 ft sending them to America for the end of the short session. Kepre ood, and she is Lamion families whe THIS MAN’S CLOTHES re Alber < “a é ‘oy an San Du oved out monthe ago On account of completion of their education. They sentative Albert Johnson, Third dis mpathetic role of the mother daughter, To: San Ban ia put to | Mm m tf un are learning American ways and trict, will also be present at t ghting to save her young son's | @eath, but her daughter lives to find | a - are now returning. COST LOT OF MONEY ideas. In America, each child has a | opening of the session [| reputation happiness under the American flag When Mr. and Mra John Lind} ——— = Newsboys Planning | to Build Fine Home A newsboys’ home, with restau up my wardrobe, 1 neec will will be built in Seattle if plans now David Relasco’s Rig * peatptongee gre ge of the V ss1443 ITTERS under way are carried out Soesesiitilt tipedabe Borgiy noha : ; Paul M. Gibson, busines: agent of guwne John Lind “ . the Newsboys" union. sys many of impersonator. be pee iene trary Sat THE FIGHTING ff sissy °ss" roe os \ demaratiain siitaeden, Revenant Palace Hip for the last time Wednes LAXATIVE ; oinddl HOPE STARRING a dion cE T ! Bk hh shies: HE MAN or woman compelled FISH RESTRICTIONS IN five years Lash’s has t0 lead the usual artificial, seden- ALASKA ARE PREDICTED helped to preserce the _ tary life of our modern civilization yout, restrictiine ian *Weetiog a” . . 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