The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1919, Page 3

COUNCIL WILL f _ HEAR CHARGES | I Satisfactory Terms Always me GROTERANKINCO!| OTTO? RIEGEL Provident Glimpses at Photoplays NowCurrent VON HERBERD } — DIRECTION JENSEN & That Great Big Show—Just Tonight and Wednesday—Then Gone Forever STORE HOURS—9 A. M. ZO 5 P.M. DINING-ROOM TABLES || Have Prices Reduced ’ ag os pur - a a Dining Tables, iu ‘ af minet ¥ i Captured by~ ae : deen ens are finished a Cannibals’ BM WAR-SHOCKED sos smell ‘The sae are ined; — LIBERTY 18-inch Dining », extends to eight feet. .$30.50 [f) Fourth Floor ANNEX STORE BARGAINS PHOSPHATE Ordinary Nitra. Phosphate West hen Weak Stremeth Mfartin Johnvon- "CANNIBALS OF THE a Nerves a 5 MS Seene fre Kast Lynne With Variations,” a Mack Sennett comedy « ith Bea epid Rockers r appeart t the Liberty this week in conjunction with the feature ‘ ecking new fare f Americar bed an a batanc picture, “Captured by Cannibals film fan ed actual death in or 9 nd, being Trade Bolehevik ALLEGED SHOPLIPTER th song Seda : $3.95 . . ‘ . Mr ent r . . for an American \: hnson, 48 WASHIN Mareh 4.—-The SAMSON STEALS ANVIE nd, Turke e A strong burgla ar Hardwood Rocker With High Backs and Comfortable esi 9 os ae OF eam After Influenza, Grip A And Other Prostrating Diseases That Arms. st the h e Just get out that bottle of Exhaust the Strength All Ar Sloan's Liniment and cnet Finished “knock it galley-west” | Golden Oak Never before shown here—and filled to the uttermost with real thrills WALLACE on the WURLITZER and the MACK SENNETT wo of m morrow Rheumatic t “ ‘Father Helping All He Can Grote-Rankin—PIKE AT FIFTH—Grote-Rankia | SOFC TUK tu NFANTS ena NY ‘| ASK FOR gpa e The Original Matoaita <3 Malted > Milk Liniment Kills Pain a fine fam Hood's Pills and plays pranks on * worthy of Peck’s bad boy pay sero = ; Se REX | For Infante, Invatide an4Growing Children. | Rich Milk, Malted Grain Extract in RiA- | The Original Food-Drink For All Ages. OTHERS are IMITATIONS. Fannie Ward's girlish spirit and appearance, coupled with her splen did ting ability, make her an ideal! Elien O'Grady in ‘Common Clay | tthe . Pe As Ellen, aX d has the role of « young| THEATRE full of the joy of life, brought up without proper parental direc tion | king with Jane Common Tuesday—Last Times “Paid in Full” Starting Wednesday The Unusual Romance SALMON SIDES * (CHOICE) loci: Kippered Salmon 20c Per Lb. Other Sea Foods at slashing reductions from prices that prevail elsewhere. DIRECT FROM PRODUCER > TO CONSUMER Prompt and careful attention given to mail orders, accompanied by cash, to be shipped at customer’s expense by express or parcel post. “EAST LYNNE With VARIATIONS” | | Extra—Seattle Mountaineers in the Snow | ne of New| aying to capacriy houses all the while, | Wlaee “The Little Disturber” oka... | | meets the Bolsheviki! Appearing in one of the best roles of a Tramp “Big Steve” With a Gifted Character Actor Pauline Fred-| erick is at the Coliseum in a_ pic turization of Hugene Walter's fa-} mous p! in Full ‘The © picture, which of her sereen ca Chautard, is NOW PLAYING WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO SEE and dishonest clerk. The wife learns that her hus: | band has stolgp money from his em. ployer and that she is expected to price in order to save her | husband from being y The tragic climax cor is saved from Jimsy Smith mer sweetheart . Baass a | Just how far a district atrernel owes allegiance to an accused pris the principal t | nt Witness,” which] lass A Tuesday night. | le MeCoy has the pathetic role of a mother whose wonderful testimony helps to save her boy, ax mecuted ss when she | g the price by oner is of “The t the cused of murder, from the gallows. COPONTIAL ty girl in love another at mily, and how er from scandal she lets her social reputation be rui are dramatic instances in “The Di to shield her si vor which is playing at the Colonial with Ethel Barrymore ical fury, an pn by Vivian an old maid Olympic Market—1426 First Ave. Central Public Market American Market ae seagate he pol ba ld 1422 First Ave. 519 Third Ave. a yaa tam nips ie A Never Saw Such a Girl," at the Mis sion this week | Miss Martin as Marty Mackenzie sets out to find her grandmother, ac ABSOLUTELY FIRST RUN The neverending story of a girl who was wronged— and wanted to b it. She loved pi it—at the dan a This play awakens in the breast of the spectator that pity which Dr. Gilbert Murray says “is the Kingdom of Heaven within us fighting against the brute power of the world.” The first big play of the U. S._ shipyards. SATISFIE: Up-to-date and trimmed at up with thrills. companied by the spinster school teacher, and instead she finds a hus band nd sought it where she could find eee FASHION SHOWS The Coliseum = manag nounces that the fashi Coliseum News Service World Happenings First ent an “BOOTS” : 2 y Just Watch Vivacious, Cyclonic Dorothy’s Step as TO LOAD LUMBER she frustrates the ruthless Bolshevist agents The wooden steamers Daca and who seek to destroy her sweetheart! Octarra, both whieh were launch ed in Seattl and which ERR Saou or have lain idle in Li were assigned by tt d ay to the Pacifi company, which will at once com shows which were so popular last year will be given regularly every Tuesday night from now on at both perform-| | tnees Symphony Orchestra 31 Artists Under Brambilla FASHION SHOW Both Performances Tuesday Night Courtesy MacDougall- It’s here now—crowds, naturally for Less Mone < mence loading the vessels with car Southwick ra spe ae for the north owns] AR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.