The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1919, Page 3

Now scoring a sensational success here—the impressive six-act picturization of the book that moved millions— Ww é im i 1 Symphony Orchestra ig eee Indianapolis Auto Races General admiss tax Untit 6:30 p. m 45c—plus war After 6:30 p. lower Lower floor 31 50e—plu m floor loges war t Mezzanine loge seats, GSc plus war tax, may be reserver Ly phone, Elliott 25. 211 Union St. | | 1332-34 Second Summer Suits * At reduced price. Coats and Capes specially priced. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS THIS WEEK CREDIT GLADLY EVERY WEEK It is always easy and pleasant to choose pretty things at this big, modern store—but this week it is going to be easier than ever. We have specially reduced the prices on a splen- did assortment of Summer Suits, Dolman Coats and Capes, and as even these reduced prices can f L be paid on our usual plan of easy, dignified credit, ey we feel certain that our offer will be eagerly § taken advantage of. 4 Phone Main 6211 for Reservations Second and Last Week Master of “yy Them All ALEXANDER “THE MAN WHO KNOWS” AND HIS ALL NEW SHO r ' W OF WONDERS 81.00, General ¥ a Matinees, THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY } Katherine McDonald Is Real Star in Hall Caine Play at Coliseum Katherine MacDonald as She Appears in a Scene From “The Woman pe Thou Gavest Me” e Woman Thou Gavest Me loca art. Minw 8 ms Mother Searching for Missing Jack Holt and Theodore I t ° we nat G limpses of Photop ayy now urrent Va | LIBERTY Hoth Cainge The Woman Thee i Meo) Larry Semon in “Passing the Buck comedy) Colinew CLEMMER — Made Leave HK to Suswe tortale STRAND Watlage Meld in “You're Viewd™) nit Alleged Fugitive Is sunded by sumed nd plainamen, not men and he tt and om Des Moines Wp TAL “0 Cartyle Wine ey prairie, dogs and S| | Seeds teoke’ ben te Pebes ees was arrested in the Toga ports, Kitchen Cabinets, Library Tables, Buffets, Dining Tables, Solid appearing at the ¢ wee Nie oat Maynard ave. Tuesda ae ee jak in m breesy comedy-drama entitled. | | LAFTLe<Wiltsm Fereum ie “The ar tera au. |f} Oak Rockers, etc. laave it to Susen CLARS A—Tyrine Power tn “A Mod 1,000 by a A good xhare of the action takes a Soke thoy. tenes rR. W f place on the Mojave desert oem Laretet “nherty Beropes Mat e Pi ° e | F re a mony.” remedy craly | REX ; catia Ha i &| VETERAN SAILS FoR Home | ff} Grote-Rankin —Pike at Fifth— Grote-Rankin : A hula-hule dancer and a awe - — lan orchestra make things hum in ie ae ce aa able : ny ; < he « a job. The| Richard § By phnninnnra to bang | onto a job, on t pUNE 10, 1919. “REFUSE TOOK, { CHORUS TOUR Chamber Committee Whitney Plan Impract Ma Under Arrest of fleeing from the bine was PAGE ae : | | Satisfactory Terms Always Tae GROTE-RANKINCO. OTTO F. KEGEL. President A Says ical TORE M The Annex Store “clearing house” through which discontinued patterns, parts of broken suites and odd pieces of Furniture may filter from our various floors, there to be assembled and offered at Clearance Prices, HOURS FROM 9 TO5 P.M operates as a In this department, with a convenient entrance at 1420 Fifth Ave, or through the main store, you will find a well-appointed arrangement of the merchandise kept there and every day you will find unusual val ANNEX STORE BARGAINS On Sale Now Include: 4 Large Upholstered Davenports at $125.00, $135.00 and $175.00. These are covered with fine tapestries, have loose cushions and large comfortable arms and backs. a 1 Large Tapestry Upholstered Davenport with tufted back, seat and arms—is very comfortable, priced at $157.50. 2 Large Tapestry Chairs with spring arms and back and loose cush- ion seat, each, $55.00. 1 Large Tapestry Rocker to match chairs at $55.00. 3 Large Tapestry Rockers with loose Spring Cushions, each, $50.00. 4 1 Chair and Rocker covered with blue Velour. These have wing backs and deep spring seats, each, $37.50. 1 Chair and 3 Rockers, tapestry covered, with mahogany base, each, $36.50. i 1 Chair and 3 Rockers, tapestry covered, priced, each, $27.45. : Other extra special values include Beds, Mattresses, Bed Daven- ’ n ow YOUTHFUL SOLDIER | Siam Is One of America’s Best nishes no end and Stripes, official newspaper of the F; sd d S R 2 Y photopiny In oes American expeditionary force, has) RETURNS TO FIND | riends, Says Returning Yani sestet-eaaenied be wal ‘or oe United States { _ performers in Honolulu, « eee eae alle’ for th a Stat LOVED ONES GONE || siam i« one of the best friends jing on a tour of the United onal friend of Haya upert Julian plays a dual role in of the United States in the Far before returning to Slam nex Ereaght ’ hr entire ot | “The Fire Fiingers.” at the Minsion KING TO ADDRESS CLUB CHEYENNE, Wyo. J 10,— § ae ‘ a n « ar ct are ‘ th _ : ’ . + n rding to v ewett usiness aaeatnin ied Sole cote wehestra to| ‘his week. First. he is a wealthy Henry R. King, of the aschool|) Net yet ¢ I California just to appear in the ple. |deddinn, and then a poor goodman. | board, will ‘aren the Univoracs|' 2 ‘ hx {/man of the little Orentiatieountry,, TWO: WILL GO BACKTO © strong resemblance of the two Commercial Club at dinner Tuesday overseas, and now employed b who is at the New Washington ho tu - ae fis the cause of many exciting |evening. Arrangements for the|) the Union Pacific Railroad ( EXPLAIN LAND § s ND com plica tio: Fourth of July Victory carnival!) has white hair J. Berge ¥ oo re Fired” is the name of the The Fir Tues | which celebrate the opening of |) gergt, Roberts was w ne to ; bas cs . 46, a arrested picture in h Wallace Reid is ‘ ; ze the ver Lake Union and|) pattie five times, and when he ee x a at rive ana \c t omen Wednesda the oft evelt par ) playing trand. It is a com: |! o,. as park, ) returned home he found that his a ivi ired fi ps edy dra concerns the love af. | fr & brief sta will mother, father, wife and children of Hennepin aan fairs © ly. The father of meee: : ee pes had all as a result of the re Berger is wanted Me girl Wally wants to wed strenuous! } } cent influenza epidemi olis in connection with the a Te ee Hnmincaarit THEAS be 2 oe asenennemane x s Both men will be ¢: ure a CT Kansas Senator’s en back to Minneapolis this Daughter to Marry 10: terice wniorstaniian te sant ASK FOR and GET |* x New York motion picture theatres doubled thet Now in the center of a large run Army Home eee Fatty Arbuckle is seen in his study at the openin his new com ody A Desert H onfides to the | present hia idea oly melo drama 4 a number ‘Then t be one of on the sereen ‘Tig said to of ther fun sta Fatty's best in his merry comedy now here “You’re Tom Mix hag discovered a new leading woman. She is Eva sister of the Nova ay “¢ Anita Loos and John Eimersor two wellknown scanario wr pg contracts with the girl’s father a month without once being fired. Mc M Wok jeading wa by F Ce AREUST WHITE SLAVER ppt June 10.(United One of his bits of work is here illustrated —wearing a suit of ancient armor in the grand staircase of a swell cafe. nat th The mixups Reid gets into are one long laugh. elared that w from America wa une nd moral aid Billy Parsons Comedy Strand Weekly ” aoe = When you think of advertising ! think to hold a job for in this country 1 picture There is a mistaken prevalent of sultans | Horlick’s and harems and such. I ad | America should be visioning the | Original great trade opportunities a this Malted MUk ean corner the Siamese mar For Infants OTHERS are and IMITATIONS i they only go after it Mrs. Hewett are start. ! SHOWING TODAY! DOUBLE FEATURE BILL & publi whit Medically Certified Servant for Japan ree te" eee COSy Say iey (Special to The Star by N. EB. A.) PEKIN, June Medically cers tif_ed servant That's an innova- | tion In which Pekin 59 Club of I L to send Union Medica Western Thriller Dramatic Feature —— Afternoons 10c, except Sat., Sun. and Holidays. portunity to ture sanitation and und medical fees der treatment are paid for ry vants who require treatmer SONG DER COMING Franci army song leader at Fort Do and militar nd, will ¢ June 15 |to be song or for the War | Camp Community service of this city. | glas, Vancouver bi camps on the » Seatth zer