The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1918, Page 10

HERE a Salvation Army ESTABLISH NURSE : Has Lewis Treat Soldiers still at Camp Lewis will have a huge Christmas tree, strune with hundreds of many-<olored lights, in Greene park, Wednesday. ages of 21 and 35 years The Salvation Army has furnished have had at least a high school the Christmas treat and is planning | ¢ valent. The course to give a present to every soldier, gi some of whom are convalescing at pita the base hospital. Contributions may A MUSEMENTS Candidates for the preliminary | « Washington a short time j he sent to Lieut. Col. Scott, at the Salvation Army headquarters, Fifth ave. $. and Washington st. STS FS A terrific hit—this romance of the gay cabaret girl who was ONLY ACTING! 1Ge, 25¢, 75e, $1; Mate. 16c, SOc. M. 222 “A NIGHT IN MADRID" Nights (Sun.-Holidays), 2.100 Seats PALACE HIP Daily, 1 to 11 Kliatt, Dedie Velde & Co, Williams & Howard, Frick & Adair, Polliano, Arville & McKnight. Feature Photopiay: Lewis Stone in he Man of ae" Mats. 10 Mats SPECIAL HOt HILL'S CO PORTER J. WHITH AND in “The Visitor” OTHER BIG A General Admission, 25¢ FEEL aSEELE FROM THAT COLD? Colds and coughs are quickly relieved by Dr. King’s New I Thomas H.Ince presente Dorothy Dalton “QUICKSAND’ Nobod “perfectly mis kh or bron For it relieve i should irritation 1roat, brings cor entury old, and more er, At all dru de and $1.2 Make Your Make them fu n pre It Kin w Life P erfect bowel trainerk ystem surely WSSIWSS|WSSIWSS NOW HERE Runs All Day Long Behave Powers Drop in While Shopping on Second Avenue comfortably COURSE AT U. OF We PBX oo seoccsratn's famous novel nursing course at the University of | sunday must be between the | star They must | meeting between a King a) re students for how | Gretehe | COLISEUM THE SEATTLE STAR Grand Opera Singer, Caruso, Seen in First Photoplay Here Scene from “My Cousin,” playing at the Coliseum, with Enrico Caruso starred. The dark-eyed beauty with Caruso is Miss Caroline White is siniadtie TODAY —-—______—_- NOGKAMS May in String Coriane Griffith in © Watehes.” UM—Kariee Carese in “My 1—Dorethy Dalton in “Quick KEN Clark in “The Fatty Arbuckle tn Marguerite ye tole Lila Lee in “Sack @ Little TAL —Tom Mix in “Mr, Logan, a Kimer Clifton tn of the Apes.” CLASS A= William Desmond tn Deuce Duncan.” Tarean plays unusual operatic ence could not singing ly ence of “Such a playing at the Mi CLEMMER day night. “Such a L a7 aae eh’ desententel an exciting Captain Kidd st COR) Lc cian os tameh wae of laughs and thrills, The cast in SoU: know what. to dc ; cludes Theodore Koberts and Adele| "750. Watches,” opened at the rocrmgen Clemmer Saturday. In efforta to kill time marry and grow COLONIAL How he frustrates a G agitator and averts a strike hew, for the time being the lo his duties in “Mr, Log f womer into a marriag starte a And #0 on, firtation of her own Good music is presented at inter # orchestra, the The Goose Girl, - with ‘The story tells opened at the Marguerite Clark as of a cha NDAY goose girl, Gretehen, the | up the friendship, falls tn en, and just as th Beane,” at th He | is cant int of Toby Watkins farmer subscription man, ex CLEMMER NOW PLAYING and the editor of a oka, anted te the tt » be a poet rath Tow of a plow love Watches” From TILLIE ‘elebrated Sta of the and finally landed in the cir spaper 4, but he department, where poets aren't Very popular After a hard struggie Watkins hes hin BURKE’ 8 mrothy Strand, b in whose peace listurbed b rith ame A Hrilliant Comedy Drama Starring His desire for bv nr family of three in v and causes great ex husband unjuntly place GRIFFITH GUTERSON’S RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA Tancredi re rverture FAVOR A BILL FOR COUNTY LIBRARIES Librarians fre f the state Largo Har CHRISTIE COMEDY WAR REVIEW an act pro ment and mat nty P.-1. Local Events © libraries at a apecial meeting in last week net will be oming session of All the wise ones will sec Dorothy Dalton in her latest B: CParamount CPicture 4 “Quicksand” Dy John Lynch Scenario by BR. Cooit Somith Directed by Vietor L.. Sehertainger LEE ee a Photographed by John Siuonar q Supervised by THOMAS H. INCE E Other hr int Picture tarring, Consult the Amusement Advertisements for the theatres showing Paramount and Arteraft Pictures. FAMOUS PLAYERS~LASKY CORP. it JESSE L LASKY CHCTL BOW MILL Lice Greaident a i President “Wi Divactor General Beceacseur YAM ch MYA eh cl elth th heh edd eee hoon nonb se ae Dorothy Dalton iy ive-la France |, “The Kaiser’sShadow’”’, “Green yes”, “The Mating of Marcella » “Tyrant Fear’, “Love Me’’, to the city and tried| DECEMBER 23, 1918 BarGain BASEMENT When It Means the Actual Saving of Dollars We know many thrifty Seattle women will be interested in these SILK AND SERGE DRESSES THE BON MARCHE Serge Dresses in attractives styles SPECIAL VALUES AT $15.00 Many Styles to Choose From, But Only Two or Three of a Kind, in Sizes 16 to 46 made of all serge or ser e and foulard combined. Smart the business woman; also attractive semi-dres wear. Dresses that are embroidered—button with crushed or folded girdles; collars and cuffs SILK DRESSES -~$15- The Basement’s stock of Dresses never gets low— new shipments are unpacked almost daily —they are tailored models tor styles for afternoon and braid trimmed; of white and colors. New Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemises excellent value at $3.49 made of heavy quality silk crepe de chine in flesh color, trim- med with double thread val lace and insertion and ribbon run; another style is trimmed with satin and bands of filet lace; col- ored embroidery medallions and lace shoulder straps. Jersey Silk Silk Mall Muslin Night Vests $2.19 Bloomers $2.19 Gowns $1.29 _ Slipover night —dainty silk vests in flesh color; cut gowns nicely made in flesh color with full and reinforced; and trimmed with pretty crochet tops gathered with elastic embroidery on the and shoulder straps bands and trimmed neck and sleeves— —rood quality. with ribbon bows. cut full. Women’s Slippers | Women’s Rubbers $1.00 65c pair Kid boudoir slippers quality rubbers in toe tan, pink and black, both storm and open with silk pompons sizes 3 to 8 and all sizes lined ; all sizes. a pair. Taffeta—Satin—Messaline and Foulard dresses, also some pretty styles combined with Georgette; they are smartly trim- med with embroidery, pipings and col- lars and cuffs of white. Navy, taupe, gray, brown, tan and black. Sizes 16 to 50. First style, front; at 65¢ in blue, trimmed and inter- Gloomy? Remember, Sal a few weeks ago we were wondering whether we could finish in 1919 the job of whipping Germany? For Your Convenience the Following PUBLIC ARKETS Will Remain OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE (Tomorrow Night) UNTIL 8 P.M. Central Public Market American Grocery Stores Co. Olympia Market ‘For the Smoker’s Christmas VER think of a Humidor as a Christmas Gift for a r smoker? Most cigar smokers like their cigars moist—just about as fresh as they are when bought in the cigar store. The Humidor keeps cigars at just that degree of freshness. Those that are porcelain- lined are the best, of course. They are just that little bit nicer than the ordinary that makes a perfect gift. As Christmas Gifts they measure up fine. They may be had at the Spring stores in a great variety of woods and styles at prices from ..$5 to $37.50 Cigar and Cigarette Holders, Amber, Meerschaum and Ivory, with cases and without. .81 to $832.50 French Brier Pipes; Favorite English makes, BBB, Lowe's G. B. D., Peterson's; Italian Brier Pipes, in * cases and without..... - $1.50 to $12.50 Tobacco Pouches in a great variety $1 to $6.50 Cigar and Cigarette Cases, the newest things in leather as well as the metal. . $1.50 to $7.50 Ash Trays in a large variety b ¢ to $6.00 and cigarette: Then, there are the cis the Seattle Market brands favored by the one to whom you wish to : ake a present. Cigars, including our Charles the American Market , come in boxes of 25 and 5 Smoking To- baceos in tins and jars of 16 ounces. All favorite oO brands of candies. Pike Place Market In all the Spring Stores salesladies are in at- tendance to wait upon lady shoppers. 4 Spring Cigar Co., Inc. 910 Second Avenue Butler Hotel Lobby Corner Public Market Pine Street Public Market Economy Public Market Sanitary Public Market Westlake Public Market 418 Pike Street Leary Bldg. seeese 12 SPATE ‘