The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1918, Page 3

TAR—FRIDAY, D {BER 6, 1918. PAGE 3 ——-* SPANISH INFLUENZA STAGE AND MOVIE WORK i } __ COMBINED BY THIS PAIR MORE DEADLY THE § Satisfactory Terms Alwavs THE ROTE-RANKINCO. ‘ THAN WAR Said That Kpidemic Cost 9 Than American Le GET READY TO LAUGH | "Te a Necessary To Prevent P i | Vurther Outbreak OTTO F. KEGEL. President AT L © appallin & | j | Ma i u i [A rai B; | lnfiue f rant q Whether You Choose A BRUNSWICK | | | | id h dar. and Mrs, Bydney Drew, who carry wovie studio with then en the to give this Christmas—it will be a most charming gift [ road i THEYRE A HARD rocedure that has probably never Let music help you celebrate Christmas properly—music does things that noth- | WORKING COUPLE whi lying ing else can do, and this year, with peace already here, music should have more than ] filling ppt ante Flor ago Drew, laugh pre © net its share in every Christmas. | : i mate’ olan 7 oi recedent. Whil the , ‘ , is ptt ‘ { @ ool regen *é ride x nd 0 if Victrolas, Brunswicks and Columbias are here in all sizes and finishes. Make | a Of course you didn't. It re iiRipayes ll eral w Hartel yrue Co your selection now and we will deliver it now or Christmas eve. | 5 4 se - - — | Sold on small weekly or monthly payments. 4 CUT THIS OUT : dhs wei | | | jou D ENGLISH mH | Felt Back " « bopaarity at the fee Loe Bie a’ art Is seen in a Western drama f 5 peneoeaigg ng pop ret aga Py senate ® A number of rolls of this serviceable floor cover- STARTS Friday Night Housewives learn soniething new in ing, suitable for kitchen, pantry, bath room or dining ° the line of doughnut making from ain aint Last Times the energetic Charles — have patie for Setardis, x u “M. ‘ ’ see ’ | hese are especially attractive designs—the quality rs. Leffingwell’s ; aoueee uly 3 , i SATURDAY . pg COLONTAL Epon Rae Mi will give excellent service. Priced special, the square Boo! tect ue! ¥ psaicsar soap yard, 79¢. alan pe police in persecuting the 1g ' Jews form the plot material for “The === == Yellow Ticket starring Fannie | Ward, at the Colonial. The yellow “HOT A KOLD” oe Ta ticket, In the pe wion of women = = 300 More Letter t lof the underworld, guaranteed them BETTER THAN AGUN 7 Carriers Needed or Farin tniih itn) Fak try club acenes are numerous |*#ainst police interference, The = na % fi yt this by 4 add to t rf « Boots.” with |StOry concerns a young Jewens of TW V B. 1 } B 300 and 0 ext: ail | CODY BURGLAR ALARM PIB carriers and clerks are nected by |2 Talmadee, at the Strand. strict, moral training and, excellent acuum Bottles | en ffi v4 “4 in featured and ekilled horse jue bringing, who in forced to give | Gi? admittance throurh oe posto: ae meena) tot oy hip iw shown in some of these |éraelf the reputation of a women Make Practical Gifts i Wateh dog of the home. |peal just issued by William Cope Tennis ia another game in |0¢ doubtful cecupation in order to se ; Spike” sites saaneotibiaton ot duiged in by friends of “Brs, Let. /@Fe the protection - of the yellow | Vacuum bottles partake of excep- | $3.00 cass detains Inewell,” who becomes involved in Pps \ tional usefulness to the outdoor per- c society mixup ru ne pure! “ y a es Michivate ahilec; Tho Christmas ts as yet many D aatthekeaar cto. ee Mahogany | son, camper, or man who takes his : we days away, local federal officials are | Crooks and policemen pit their J lunch to work. worried over the lack of labor for | he! mt "4 wits against each other in “The 2 , i a i . i 4 a a the annual package rush, and are| 2) bar ec tes Britieh nobleman, re.| Midnight Patrol,” which closes its! Arm Chair They come jin two sizes: | Pints urging Seattle women owning cars trieving his shattered fortunes in {Fi at the Mission. Friday night > | are priced $3.50, and quarts $5.25. to aie toon kg earn tire mone the prize ring and on the race |Ctime haunts and secret under Special $12.75 | The Caps are equipped with de- i reer re aaa watt tha BAU tak oe, | tachable handle. Extra caps come in i nish the material for this drama, The superior finish and| sets e220 at $1.60, and sets of | Grice detective corpa, * ** Ami} unusual design will make prot , porn P es this mahogany Arm Chair a Saturday—11 A. M. ‘A nomadic heroine on a bicycle is ||, VEY appropriate gift for the Dorothy Gish, in her role as “Bat-|}) home. We have only twelve ™ tling Jane,” running at the Liberty | vhi First Times Here of waul Saturday night. Jane heipe t| of them, and while they last put a small town “over the top” in|} they are kta. ea., puree alt = its war stamp drive and finds time : he F ‘ to fight the battles of an adopted | = ] the Fascinating baby 4 eee ne. EN | Grote-Rankin— Pike and Fifth —Grote-Rankin i Mme. Nazimova, Russian actress, i will be seen in “An Eye for an Eye,” | which opens at the Clemmer. Satur- | iS A ak ek kL KL lk Tk Tk REE bag Mitchell Lewia, in the role of | }a French Canadian trapper, will 7 9 j Pear for ‘the last time Friday in| “Nine-Tenths of the Law.” ] | : “ . 7 in— RELEASE CONTROL “OF ‘ Are at “The Sporting Goods Store” a} “Th FOUR STEAMSHIP LINES | Bring the Kiddies down Saturday to see Him | e WASHINGTON Dee. 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