The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 27, 1919, Page 3

Si ccaaeemeagieae ee enter ree amet encanto sheetitiatettey nt THE SEATTLE STAR FEB. 27, 1919. THURSDAY, Glimpses at Photoplays NowCurrent Just Till Saturday Then Gone Forever PROGKAMS ‘TODAY Lamers The Smashing Expose of New York's Idle Rich: nated Housewares Specials On Sale Friday Hardwood Splint Clothes Baskets n J a0e¢ awk for ose Husket for 81.10 ’ _ Scene from “Virtuous Wives," an adaptation of the novel by Owen Folding Wringer ny Johnson, which plays at the Liberty until Saturday Benches . Made strong and rig for tw tubs; special, eact $1.69 ' nw Picture Patter REX : Toilet Paper | Holders STRAND ’ mat gro pecia Ake Glass Bathroom Shelves | commseum : = ms “ Mystic Cleaning Mitts THE MORAL:—“A good husband not only provides a Seat die nine food, shelter and covering, but also gives to his , Coliseum, Mr, | COLONIAL oe wife his time, consideration, attention—at any Wittinma 46: hot exe & detect Hell Ros form Anita Stewart r — CALLUS CORNS «gry rani Bry sn Sey a Doesn't hurt to lift them WALLACE on the WURLITZER Get their full market value from the National Rank of Commerce adisow Don’t Sacrifice Use Cocoanut Oil ahem: rhe Cat Your Liberty Bonds For Washing Hair tackles the jot Seattle Cider Not .. at All Like the econ Bar| Tacoma Variety offee and eugar; made jayanned metal with blueMettéring; wet of 3 596 If you want to keep your hair goed condition, be wash it with areful what you Most soaps and prepared « Im cup of hot water. ffuli cup of shampdo #0 it is easy to apply it to all the | (hair instead of just the top of the Dihead. Your shampoo is now fF sJust pour a li | jecalp and hair u ‘tirely covered ay t is makew a quid—enough Fireplace Fixtures k Iron and Brass Andirons. and Fireplace ns at $4.12, $6.38 ed hin me rand demanded a ticket in r uncertain term Wouldn't Admit Him dandruff, excess Finsing, the h « fluffiness Neavier than it is, and Tirass Andirons at $14.62, $21.38 and $11.63. et mulsified cocoanut o any drug store. It i and a few ounces is en lack Fireplace Sets at $6.19 nd $6.94 everyone in the fam ae COMBO © S rich luster and a softness that makes arrangi a pleasure Advertise ‘q Play, which ‘ nn “rear te the Sepebiie Yd ae Ea ae Te A <A - io NOW PLAYING | Tonight and Friday M & t Ivertiaement Wire Spark Guards at $2.00, $3.50 and $4.31 “Waxit” for Polishing Woodwork NIE ARD af Last Times as : H) EARLE | : : _ t sip Rees \ Shinola yf “COMMON CLAY” coe aera 4 ‘ i tow of the Santa Alicia Bot , i VEL ja GENERALS WHO GOT a VOURTim—meoe H ff THURSDAY and FRIDAY THEIR COMMANDS LATE Chair ; pe An tone newspape tter Seats Marahal 11e ' migh 1 ' ' . nen not || Grote-Rankin e eir t | ie variion phases of the civil war onl Ely Tonic Had Too : | time to prevent Char trom win! Much Kick, Charge ibe oe . 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ANNEX STORE —— BARGAINS - Month-End Clearance Sale of Dining Room Furniture 1 Fumed Oak Buffet with plate rail and beveled plate } mirror, for 1 Massive Colonial Buffet mirror, for 1 1 Fumed Oak Buffet with bev: 1 Fi 1 Fumed Oak Buffet with rail 2 Fumed Oak Buffets with rail. . 2 Fumed Oak Buffets with rail. . 1 Massive Colonial Waxed Oa mirror, for .. 1 Waxed Oak Buffet with beveled mirror. . 1 Waxed Oak Buffet with beveled mirror. 1 Waxed Oak Buffet with rail........ 1 Waxed Oak Buffet with rail Good quality Waxed Oak Chairs with leather slip seats and threé panel high curved backs Other Leather Slip-seat Chairs, in fumed and waxed oak, are priced, each. . $6.25 finish, each 48 Ranges, with 16-inch 8 Ra s §-inch ovens, com- $ | plete wifh hot water connections, are 585° | reduced to, each......... Ree 12 Leg Base Ranges, with 18-inch '$ 50 ovens and plain nickel trimmings, are Be i reduced to, each .. wa 8 Ranges, with 16-inch ovens ylasher and panels enameled duced to, each ........ enameled s duced to, 6 Ranges, with 18-inch ovens and white $72: .50 —Pike at Fifth— Prices Coming Down The retail price of HOYT’S COOKIES is now 10° cents per dozen. Demand Hoyt’s Cookies of your grocer or get them at our store for 10¢ dozen. HOYT’S 322 Pike Street. We Never Close. Fumed Oak Buffet with bevel plate mirror... $37.50 in fumed oak, with beveled Fumed Oak Buffet with beveled mirror. med Oak Buffet with beveled mirror.... $5.95, $5.50, $4.95 and $4.45 Solid Oak Saddle-seat Dining Chairs, in fumed waxed oak finish, at, each, Maple Saddle-seat Dining Chai and panel ad $31.50 | ee $57.50 . $56.00 ed mirror...... $50.00 -$44.50 -$38.25 iP ‘$24. 75 Buffet with beveled B onidhore « .$4.35 and $3.95 , in fumed or paren : $2.95, Seventy-four?sub- | stantially*con- structed Quicl: Ae- tion Ranges aje on sale tomorrow, These are made with the sani leg base, with plain nickel —_ trinmmings ind polished ‘top. , Four sizes and |— styles are marked ] at substantial re- jf ductions. and white } $ | Grote-Rankin j SECRET OF LONG WEAR IN SHOES FOR BOYS “Nothing coul coulg be mor more of a tax soles than the hikes and games of the Boy Scouts, but for durability, com: fort and protection in the rain 1 certainly recommend Nedlin Soles, 2 wo pairs of shoes equipped with them.” Scout C. 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