The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 30, 1918, Page 5

THE SEATTLE 1918, ’ ' DAVE WARFIELD SHOULD SHUART S MOVE-ON SALE SUE ABE POTASH AND CO. An Unmerciful Cut in Women’s Footwear DECEMBER 350. AR—-MONDAY, a HAS ROCKY TIME v ; A perfect B © for damages against the H i al \ partners created by Montague Gla ret act of “Busin Hefore Plea tt f ire” in given over to travesty on| Palace Hip tht Warfield’s famous character, Potash | are al tad the nd Perlmutter ha rted the | the way thru for the making ut actors week: | Dalt Hk and suit trade wf movies. In trying ¢ one a is Women who fully realize the furnish “samp! ly } rt tbe . : exceptional character and_indi- all eaptrants with th . eaanae ik werden dno } WEAR will avail themselves of Muster.” One and all mimic War: | ¢ncored, iJ this unusual opportunity. WE field's tragedy, Sunday evening's Alvaretta Hyland Trio have 43 are offering the newest models with bar the funniest thing seen on @ local | | | | and colors at greatly reduced stage in many month to her ttle i prices. A reduction on every Boot and Evening Slipper in the shop. The finale of the first act found Rigi aco even Perlmutter himself impersonat | * mnaatice Move On is our slogan, and our move-on till tesa olay Ma ps Mg orgy te anata | prices are from $4.45 to $15.85. All felt 1 the in ss June Kividge and Frank Mayo | Slippers, $2.50 and $2.00 grades, now nte hn re aie YO vol oneal gee $1.45. os | . , ‘ > ELI ID FRENCH | McCallum, Monarch and Newport HOS- Poe egendem genome ORPHANS WITH CONCERT TERY has had the command to move on, et efincta Sulea Jordan, and| 18 8 varied and pleasing pr and move-on prices will move them, « # Lipson, in the title roles, the Elk and Theo Karle McCallum and Monarch Hosiery, § tures with their ’ anpire. grades, now $1.95; $2.00 grades are who finally mar enar $1.55. — $2.25 grades, now abies pee tbo All merchandise in this shop Tatermixed with riotous farce ate, is new and we are offering you footwear from the factories of J. & T. Cousins Co., Griffin & White and Utz & Dunn Co., all of which are famous for good shoemaking. « which make the Metrog IDA IS IDOLIZED AT LEVY'S ORPHEUM Comedy, nusteal MOORE HAS ST COMEDY PROGRAM Stella Mayhew, in cor ne a bright bill pen ra r rime favorite r friends nax comes when the thern jazz that the young lad is trifling with them ) Wilma makes a capt 1 of a young |‘ hampagne for the laugh maker laugh “The annint rtney, | bu rus Kiri, and 4 Ida, the heart ak and Jack Clifton are Bunbar n Jewell ® sa ren rien was the “ram in hin ake t the funmakers, wh Ne Krammer and Sir” | are we ant highly and Adelaide Win throp stage thumbna revue | t called “One Moment, Please.” Ames’) ¥* fairy and his tmpey ade of Nero t were arious “The Shop Ahead” | Reporter Racing to Peace Meeting ne offer pleasing “* | WARREN APPEALS TO CITY COUNCIL FOR A BETTER JAIL That the city jail in Seattle | satiafactory im admitted eniik Police J. F. Warren, who, in sugge tions for its improvement in 1919 has asked the mayor and city ¢ “LOWEST RATES TO Milky Way Left in. CALIFORNIA Wake of Mad Team Following a collision between an Independent dairy w n and a pr to at Tenth a and Dee Sunday afternoon, In which John Earbarg, driver of the wagon, was hurled to the pavement and for J Smith 1 syn ning opated SS Fase ee The Orpheum Travel weekly has Ss. WAPAMA, DECEMBER 30 HARTWOOD. ire DECEMBER 31 the team ran away, * provision for the segre-! in a French military school ur Good service, large sutside state- blocks a milky way was established and Japanese fishermen views ¢ meals. Every Eeteens, bx tien. Ee. 8. ners and the mainte vert 4 " sara: wos Sar * y hygienic conditions White, of 4115 inth ave. Earbure. LAYERS who lives at 5204 Tenth ave. N. E sustained @ severe scalp cut from his fall not meet t city the » Warren © modernized, however “I don't want boys and hardened offenders thrown in together, ar want every prisoner to have perfect sanitation.” 1 Claude Kelley 1a burlesqu in the week, tell their belong to the home ¢. The fun when the nto servic to Kabibble eir bluff k and the Dancing | thru several n and Kelle: DARKEN YOUR GRAY HA Chicks prance with “ Neven-Tet.” so, » clever fashion | ally your friends ean “Never- “#8 | Tel.“ Safe, certain. Not a dye, a inh tints, umbers Whingoro Takwisht »| a Jules Verne hero £0 days FAST COMEDY BY |to girdle the WILKES COMPANY ty in three (Tomorrow Night—11:30) Ren eI AT THE THEATRE the th than half lant young nets, “A| quarters 1 an instant hit! that time dl tt Sunday's | Japanese journalist, will “cover” the r performances. | Versailles peace conference for character lead, | Japan's big dailies. There will be umed the bur | but two reporters from Nix at ace Huff and|the “big show," and Takaishi ts rac All the ling to be the first one t Japa with | nese edi 1 the ered: | dash, and Amnerican re expected to moel SERIOUS RESULT | OF INFLUENZA [ose Sa tant Bay ta wane QUICKLY HELPED)». * st Use Soothing Musterole ‘When those sharp pains go shoc | i s 3, 7. through your head, when your sku * x The Big Seven-Act seemsasif it would split, justrubalittle 1, senza leaves its vietims Musterole on your temples and neck. NIVENZA JCAVES its VICtINE ere Eo ale fehl) It draws out the inflammation, soothes prostrate, often with a weak- + away the pain,usually giving quick relief. Musterole is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Many doctors and nurses frankly recommend Musterole for sore throat, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma- far or folte, eprains, sore muscles, StOPS the wearing cough, it bruises, chilblains, frosted feet—colds eaves the difficult breathing, of eaten Revents postr soothes and heals the inflam tagata)._ 32 he always eependane ed throat. A pleasant feel- ~~ i baa ela ing of warmth and comfort immediately follows each dose. For influenza, lagrippe and bronchial coughs and colds, for tickling throat, hoarse- ness, stuffy, wheezy breath- ing in children or in grown ening persistent cough that still further reduces the vita! resistance, Foley’s Honey and Tar is just the thing needed for this condition. 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Re duced for th a © Bale, the MAIN FLOOR—REAR ‘ ard $1.95 HE assortment assembled f inch Crash Toweling. un White Sale Offers rs Wleached; formerly 0c. Reduced widths and patterns appropriate for all for the White Sale, yard..18@ uses, The value out of the ordinary which makes the sale very opportune to purchase for present and future uses leached Crash Towel th; formerly ed for the White 22¢ Embroideries and Inser ic, long cloth and nainsook 10¢ and 15¢ and 14-inch Embroidery Flouncing Narrow La tions on cam yard . 9-, 12 on cambric, long cloth and nainsook. A ) h full bleached Sheet yard . 25¢ #5c. Reduced } 18-inch Flouncing in attractive patterns at B5¢ and 50¢ Bea wile DpSont dhpcion Be S5¢ ; 27-inch Flouncing on Swias, long cloth and cambric. A yard, ) 50 yw Tubing, 42 inches at teeeeeeee . . BEE and 50¢ w ced for the White 27-inch Ruffled Baby Flouncing at {¢ " 4Be 50¢, 75¢, $1.00 and 81.25 pega signe’ Also a cot ensive showing of Galloon Bands, R 304 ' —Upper Main Floor. rnc hbages IDS. OFC mn Bands, Ribbon Bead m I «. Allover Laces, E nw00k, long cloth, Swiss and cambric Sets, ete, or the finest All attractively priced. Reaches Home But Now He Is Missing A slim young veteran of the world war, more th ix feet tall, with his arm malformed and suffering from shell shock and gas effects Frink, son of Mr Frink, Adrian court Seattle, who is believed pout in some North ffering a f mem other mental disturb For Your New Year’s Dinner Table Cut Glass and Blown Table Ware Cut Star Tumblers, set of six.............. $1.25 Cut Star Goblets, set of s: -$2.75 Cut Star Sherbets, set of six...... .$2.75 Floral wreath design Goblets, set of six. . .$3.25 Floral wreath design Sherbets, set of si: $3.25 Floral wreath design Tumblers, set of six - $2.00 apartments, transferred d vie Frink was to Camp his par overjoyed he was his par. Thursday, a ents Friday, Hi ly excited t t, accordl and nerv unable to William Walker, vice president of the Puget Sound tommercial com This is the large size Model Roas- ter, made of seamless sheet steel. 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