The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1918, Page 3

WEDNE SDAY, NOV. 27, 19 PIKE and FIFTH QATIL FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY | Recause it’s an Held Over Enormous 3 More Hit Days Hear the Wonderful THANKSGIVING MUSIC 31 Artists under BRAMBILLA MALOTTE on the WURLITZER 3 thousand cases . = Banana Tea Used Tae cdares popaicven date Wa : “4 come much alarmed, and in an ef to Fight the Flu 7 een ie disease are arink NS, La, Nov. 2. population of about 15,000 no leas than §.000 are @en with influenza.” said a tank —_— Satialion man from that place, who| Men of the University of Wash- ached here. | ington naval training station are en One physician has no less than a. joying a five-day furlough. of tea brewed ing large quantiti REMARKABLE PHOSPHATE MAKES THIN PEOPLE FAT fomething over sixty years 0,4 obtainable om drugeiste every Prous, a French scientist, discov- ete, ot o Forme = are n te qed a form of organic phiowphate Cut ‘so Yow as tor be within’ the Which when taken into the human everyone. was Quickly converted into| One of thexe tablets should be je Uasue. taken with cach m and r mn after its discovery Dr. Al-|in many t Robin (Academy of Medicine, | of e- and ite effect upom the strength. thin people put ystem, with results that and the whole becomes cere the scientific and medical charged with that s#trength. wite ity and energy which makes life # Today it is an admitted fact that truly we pthe treatment of those ailments * @ great variety y or indirectly due to deple Rervous vitality. h as neura standard h is composed nal nerve build scovered by Peloua though fF fatign ¢ ete, it ie unequaled. as jcians and hospitals every- CAUTION A tro-Ph flow recognize its merita by | phate is unsurpassed for relieving fieuse in ever-increasing quantities, | nervous it is therefore a matter of more eral weak ordinary interest to all such able fiesh to learn that this organic | ah d no Four Day Thursday, Friday Saturday The SCREEN FAVORITE DOUG FAIRBANKS 1 | IN— Ho “THE LAMB” i Doug tackies « wolf, mountain lion and rattler in his building phosphate is now not desire to put o usual manner. | : —_——BY POPULAR REQUEST. . Fatty Arbuckle in the “Waiters’ Ball” will continue the balance of the week. j ; from banana leaves and wrapping | the Canadian club at their bodies in broad tropical leaves. | Masonic club ling, Friday, Dec. 6, at S p. m | READY NOW TO TAKE UP PEACE TIME NEEDS The recons on congress of Feconstruction committee appointed by Mayor Hanson immediat aft er the armistice w gned, has perfected details of organization and fe ready to tackle yh peace time Permanent organization — plar were fina tified 4 meeting held Tuesda ening in the city ouncil cham Under the netitution and t laws of the. congr the charter members have the power to admit to membership in the body any able to asaint them in Next Monday night the officers and committees of the « will be and the nom one will be by a commi ainting of RI John C. Higgins i. HF ree McGillivray B. ©. 8 va M and L. I ham The cooperation of the council of industrial rela wil nought by a committee consisting of M.A Gottstein, George MoGillvray and BB. C. Beck The congress w meet on the firwt Monday of each mont Urges Program of Bridges and Roads According Allen, state 1 at the Jame highway engineer, registere Frye, Was s re truction plans must include a am ot b and highways, to reclaim ity outlying fully 2F wm and Near News by Te elegraph and Telephone Mrs. Harriett KE. Holbrook, 84, Se. attle pioneer, is dead at the t of her son, Capt chard Holbrook jr, 560 Mercer xt ULENSBURG.—0. former president of the Association of Photographers former president of the Elle Chamber of Commerc W. Pautzke, Northwent and ebure fol lowing an attack of influenza. 4. Bloedel, of the Bloedel.Dono- van Lumber company, will address members of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club Fri- day, at lunch In the Masonic A miniature British war tank is being shown at First ave, and Mar jon st Private Charles Hestland, of the battalion, and} Harry Princess Pats are operating Myrtle chapter, 0. EF. S., will hold a rummage mile Friday and Satur day South End market dudge King Dykeman will address ner in the! 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Fatty Arbuckle —And— “MOTHER” Sweetest Told. The Story Ever EXTRA EXTRA SPECIAL THANKSGIVING PROGRAM Charley Chaplin A COMEDY JANE AND KATHERINE LEE “BABY GRANDS” STARS In a Five Reel Production THE AN 0, HENRY STORY —And— OFFICIAL WAR REVIEW ‘Vals First” w before his ACTOR DEAD OF FLU IS STARRED IN LAST FILM — 4 rf eae playing at the Mission, with Harold the last picture In whieh hin New York from recent — i WEDNESDAYS PROGRAMS | William S Hart in “The jer Wire p CLEMM ER Warren in “One Dollar Wid.” COLISEUM-—Norma Talmadge The Forbidden City.” REX—Dowg Fairbanks Linknry Kerrigan in “The Risdon in . CLASS A—Claire Anderson in “The Gray Paracel.” a * welf. 1 t of the pie in ween on rreback, dant aanl Ve ado rocks be s] Arizona tain sides offer discouragement for him, and he guides his horse to CABARET MURDER FURNISHES PLOT aburet, “The M. 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