The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 17, 1919, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1919. NOW WE VE GO’ Tr APACHE Satisfactory Terms Always Continuing ff DANCES IN THE MOVIES . | | He ROTE-RANKINC. Brand New Show Seturday { OTTO f RLGEL, Prowdent i Night =e iii Friday 8 STORE HOURS—9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. Only DIRECTION JENSEN S¥ VON HERBERG } oe eee SOMETHING BIG! NOVEL! EXCITING! SENSATIONAL! ae noven sta? PRISCILLA DEAN THE BEAUTIFUL TIGRESS ait CE REGED ae 2 A Suggestion for an INEXPENSIVE LIVING tein and William Lawson Butt, in a scene from (ae t the Kex until Saturday night P Klaine Her Man wunicatién ¥ O present at all times inexpensive furni- | 1s! Ney “enmeacry sti0%8 THOMAS F. ARNOTT _ture of standard quality is as much a | i } { policy of The Grote-Rankin Co. as to offer | HAD SUFFERED FOR great variety of fine furniture at moderate THIRTY LONG YEARS} °°" : : any Davy “Nothing On Earth Like : a“ Tanlac,” H T iaiple i aniac, P Says— ae € € 1y rou | m: mer perity to Seattle. ypact | the Manos will siibecs marked at- e requirements of the (ya ure bringing added pros- bles Overcome. Mahogany Davenport with cane back and arms richly upholstered in velour or damask, priced at Sf }) $160.00. . | Shown in several atiractive designs. | |] Chairs and Rockers priced at $82.50 each. MISSION Grote-Rankin—PIKE AT FIFTH—Grote-Rankin | 4 “THE WILDCAT OF PARIS” ; es | = ; aa ro PANY’! LOWEST — OLONIAL Smashing romance of the girl Apache who leads the most murderous band of gp Daf ied Pega see “= CALIFORN criminals of any underworld! aie : : : when{strong, Red pajenas are piped with GAN FRANCISCO JOBS FOR MEN bebe acted eke a Oe A Watch Repaired by HAT: Jones Is Always Right Telephone Elliott 2607 1229 FOURTH AVENUB THE M’CORMICK LINE. 109 Cherry St. Phone Elitott 23m in Toren. | [WHY HAIR FALLS OUT || cy gsisten z and fe ora | die te FRANK KEENAN (Last Times Friday) |: Fre Kennedy} A “Wis Parisian Wire” IPERFECT ILADY GUTERSON'S RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA ‘ Carmen Biret " “Serenade” Pierne FATTY ARBUCKLE |. 0 027 Last Times Friday ————— Dosmernced en te: Deenent- wane) were She oe eit duspare oul cee rat St miler the per m In the strangest of crook plays, in which one prisoner is released to effect another's capture: “THREE MOUNTED MEN” ’ Madge i FRIDAY. NIGHT JAPAN PROSPERS THRU EUROPEAN CONFLICT CHRISTIE COMEDY CUNARD GOING TO ANTWERP Literary Digest Her stubborn silence PROVES her guilt! So her madly jealous husband reasons. Poor Parisian Wife! She doesn’t see any harm in things “no American girl would do.” Sat. Night Only Hea Friday Dance Hall Girl in Th Last ‘Times Here is one of Elsie DOUBLE STAR ATTR AC TION Ferguson's most dra- matic pictures. In the Absorbing Story, to Open Mary CHARLIE CORINNE latest French gowns, Miles CHAPLIN GRIFFITH she sfartles a puritan D i Minter eat New England town. In One of His Fae CinEan OF A lively circus comedy, portraying life in the big tents as it really is. Fas- cinating and with a pretty love ro- mance. Send all the children to the Saturday matinees. And through all the big, tense scenes, flashes brilliantly like the great star she is! Excitement enough for anyone, Pave ‘ Cireumstance Bly H E A. by R E in : . = Pie Huot FOURTH NEAR UNION i