The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 7, 1919, Page 3

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FE STAR—TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1919. German Business Men "HALF. -BREED ROLE SUITS ACTRESS AT COLISEUM story The sweete ever told in pictures— Until P| Wed. oa Night 4 Only : here te tulle Of Fe Cs | DOCTOR’S EXPERIENCE LOUISA M. ALCOTT’S YOUR OLD SHOES sss vostrios 1s msn Make Them We m Wear Like New— mae "Sete f ‘ dé As Did This Canadian haw 1 ed from Cam Office Fremont to take ge of the I A Canadian army officer, William ' | Pembert he famous Princess Pat ————| Regiment, told of the extraordinary . | wear given him by a pair of army boots RECOVERS AFTER | twice repaired with Neolin Soles, | Norma ‘ don 4 in a scene from “The Heart “Six months of trench warfare under a 99 destructive conditions put the first SUFFERING OF 30 of Wetona,” 4 , until Friday, sait of Nedlin Soles out of business,” - a bald Lieute ant Pemberton, “but ordi COLONIAL a ; nary soles would have gone to pieces ’ ‘ ecret ent owe r 7 ; a Don’t throw away shoes that can be tring a detective pla * 4 repaired. Have them re-bottomed with | t the Colonial. O he : Ae tough, durable Nedlin Soles. Any |, si ; cobbler or repairman will do the work Tanlac Overcame Troubles ' : : for you. The price is no more than | y " nh and Several Complete Matinees Wednesday §f {\ 2ics tnt sive eos wear Remem. | *4 cow as — Fine [out or : ber—Neolir Soles are created by science vain 3 Pounds, STRAND. 1 Performance Continuous After 11 a. m. J t5'be what wiles be. They "ie Mies . are flexible and tu , MISSION Fisher in durable. They come on new shoe ) ) uate a iodine ——— all styles. They are made by m His Wife's Priend,” Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, ; ‘. Akron, Ohio, who also make Wingfoot c ar, ja a ‘amas | Bo Sco on Heels—guaranteed to outwear any r from its sna Allied War Keview Pictures: 4 it e y uts ALLACE::.. other heels ation thousands of | # * on Snow Shoes URLITZER | Medlin Soles * ithe feature fim STRAND Son “ | » i nd. ie : Jennings to Quit Dry Squad Post Carrying into effect a pre expremed ¢ 'GLASS WORKER DIES IN ACEIDENT MONDAY Jobn A. Ragan, 5, 4210 E. Co oo oth ae aie ae Arad Sg lumbia st. was almost instantly ur killed Monday when crushed “ Ma e twas bout di od th tween an fron girder and a heavy! cine, but thoug wou nation to squad as MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATION BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD J0HH E. PRICE & CO. Ninth Floor Hoge Building more try, and Taniac, and I ker another plate glass in the plant of the C. C. Belknap Glass company. Ragan was holding the glass upright, when it overbalanced and fell on him crushing his skull againat the girder. He is survived by a widow and brother, Leo Ragan | Jenning n et been named 1 802 STUDENTS ARE ENROLLED AT U. OF W. of 1,802 Jina ppeared and I can an enrolim the Unive: umed « Fisher cht Margarita || | FALLEN FOR FREEDOM» The Total American Army Casualties to > Date Heart merican Army. Wetona NORMA TALMADGE “THE HEART OF WETONA ee ant — ERR | f ' 3} UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT “I'm working in this picture because Rex Beach thinks E look like ‘Laugh ing Bill Hyde,’ and he ought to know,” says Will Rogers. It's a Goldwyn REX BEACH'S LAUGHING BILL HYDE ine in Total to date it “Washington State Pailin to Date } ~— Sea ain AT a Missing Total to date erneenos ‘ Sivas . Lses | zs %, With x~ ¥ is so extraordinary a ; the w oh department M mia success that she will WILL ROGERS Omar S19 : lps renee remain here until ‘ Paigeita nell sata ot see ste’ Pasquate rri, next of kin Sando Perr Horman s Friday Night nded mesa i dak Overture—"Light at luding the above, are as follows alry” ape IN ACTION ‘Aloha Oe. Lilioukcaleni oe mye ¢ EROS Pg ge Se CHRISTIE COMEDY FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSE This is Her rps achent @ ‘ North Yakima......s00+.0¥, Bilasey BEST eekly WOUNDED SEVERELY Literary Digest ' ee Pat iks tar bien Picture Pol, Local Events 1 Joseph Jobt 2 1 IN AC "TION , Adar Next of Kin DIED OF WwouND ere kale a3 Mra, Mary 1 OLIVE TELL on oF A. Hugh : Mrs, ALF —IN— H Pet a T. Pet “SECRET STRINGS” pelts laa . j 1. Mot Mise W WITH A Brilliant Result of Combined Artistry ' 1 3 9 SUNSHINE COMEDY ' Nathan n EUGENE O’BRIEN me eee oe OFFICIAL WAR REVIEW RETURNED LO DUTY—PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING , award St, Bigelow Coltax Mrs, N. H. Bigelow | serite hatohes eliickens by Now eas 7 All WOUNDED—DEGRER tL ADETER MINE D—PREVIOUSLY REPORTED akin s and a hot water bottle Playing First sa snc NEEBOF Bos SeRCRET Bela nen to bed with her. Until Run ey : LONIA od Wed. COON TAL in finter Andrew J. Mir , . 4 2 2 hop e daintiest Night Seattle SECTION It’s jolly good fun, by th s Tashi ie ‘sasaveniant . MISSING IN actress there is. of John Danz ; ; ‘ Adres Next of Kin. RETERNED TO DUTY PREVIOUSLY REED MISSING Harold ¥. Wenner.....+..-. Okanogan...... Mrs. Olive Wenner | PAGE 3 Satisfactory Terms Always me QROTE-RANKINC. OTTO fF KEGLL, Prosiderd STORE HOURS—FROM 9 A. M. TO.5 P. M. Surprisingly Low Prices Mark the Clearance of Odd Pieces of Furniture in THE JANUARY URNITURE SALE room in the home. 1 consists of furniture for ever irpose, th is, in most instances, only one a kind, hence immediate selection is ad- vised. Included in the lot are some very fine Bedroom and Dining-room Suites of mahogany, walnut and oak in the various Period designs. We Have Added Three Splendid Lots, of High- Grade Wiltons to Our Large Assortments of Floor Coverings in The January Clearance Sale of RUGS Fifty 9x12 Lakewood Wiltons in all the new popular designs, regular $80.00 values, and re- duced them to $64.75 Each Twenty 8-3x10-6 Lakewood Wilton Rugs, all choice patterns, $75.00 values, are offered At $59.75 Each Thirty 8-3x10-6 Heavy Axminster Rugs, ail . fine high pile Axminsters in the season’s best col- orings; worth $52.00. These are reduced to $41.00 Each Grote-Rankin—PIKE AT FIFTH—GroteRankin veloped mechanical genius. They are quick-witted and learn easfy. Sao Paulo holds an annual tndus- trial exhibition in which only arti- cles manufactured in Sao Paulog are shown and the list is surpris- * ingly varied It includes machin- Star by N O, Jan that she cas s and was t ery, articles of iron, steel, brass and fabrics of cotton and wool silk, elothing and shoes, (Special to The ay copper and ¢ lot with the South American country to de are which involve the making and: war on Germany, Brazil expects to| manipulation of complicated ma . share with the United States the chinery after-the-war prestige that will come = » the western hemisphere BURIAL AT Brazil has developed remarkably | The body of Miss Xenia Bogolay- 1 a manufacturing way dyring the lensky, d ter of Nicholas Bogo- war Un javiensky, Russian consul in Seat- South’ Ame tle, will be buried at Lake View Latin origin, the Brazilians have de-| cemetery Wednesday noon. " Do This Each Morning, ure You Won’t Need Cascarets Great exercise! Keeps Stomach, Liver and Bowels active. Nothing like it! Splendid! But if you insist upon taking your exercise in an easy chair you simply must take a laxative occasionally. The very, very best laxative is Cascarets 10 cents a box. “They work while you sleep.” Nothing else works the bile, sour fermentations and poison from thé liver and bowels like harmless ¢ ets. \Vhen Headachy, Bitious, Con- stipated or if Breath is Tainted, Complexion Sallow, Stomach Sour, just take a Cascaret at night. Wake up next morning looking rosy and feeling fine. Cascarets never gripe or sicken, Cause no inconvenience! nly| leather goods, and many things) eters Os AaeRus ere eewEaes OFS she ABH OS) ROWKE HS Sa ee ee BE CRPEH ATELEEREA FORE Bees P eB onto a * — a . WEDNESDAY™ sat «dR BGR BES wees

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