The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1919, Page 3

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THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1919. Charles Ray Scores a Home Run ‘LABOR BOOSTS as “The Busher” at the Liberty RYTHER DRIVE ate eeon Until Friday Night « The Best There Is—Always Tonight and Friday pete tila gH The ee? Central Council to Help Department Store pi ur Raise $150,000 Charles Ray Summer Hotel “4 Safe Robbery The Cont vat Motion Picture prey oe rte Final Clinch vitiee héiuh, Gnd 6 ob tf Love Romance | men ¥ “DE 1 1 Shirley Ladd lustrial seer Chief Warren willl lead the parade on June 18, and Mother I er, the trustee of the home tren and | weveral bands w |pleturing the | mother, child and an will be ir the parade, Union men re ne the tries that will build the new hor 1 follow the float The firat shovel of dirt will be | turned by Mother Kyther, It is up to anixed to get behind the 1 cman wearing |tnion button should own « brick Ladd told of the prominent men who were on the committee to put the drive over, and said that person dropped in the was going to get Irive and ever of it and t ar attPactic ayn t « . n who is 1 r The drive wag indorned >» his head and he doesn’t even recognize the home town gang any that which happens to all young fellows who suddenly need a { does, and in @ ninth inning ra pennant » 2 It’s a Real Treat p he 8 xe the tit Wallace on the Wurlitzer Soe is Lily Conse Goehtinn ate vather to 0 tis Gee os a whict th e*#e poy. phlegm . S is Rex Saturda Pathe News Russell on the Wurlitzer Wednesday night was “daset nd Salt Li tear ‘The SAWYER La Joseph Hurle ave. lost the Wednesday af -|flying from a piece he was working on EVE Busher” as G limpses (6 Photo ime now \_urrent . ae ; PROGRAMS TODAY LUNEMTY—Charies Ray in “The her”; Harold Lloyd Comedy Sour stomach (heartburn), ing, swelling and full feelin: COLISEUM STRAND Serene, comemiees ot ithe face. Hurley is a sawyer em aoe i be 1 « Wallac Chester Beene; Pathe Kimost instant relief from ployed by the MeDy bensitif Re the Strand, will | COLT SEC M—Manl Caines “The the stomach caused by und), Co. He was taken to the pla gh Y Y aeeen Se, povae mal food. pital ~ Comedy; Coliseum Nev ON 30 DaYs" CLEM MY R—Madee Kennedy tm TRIAL e Leave It to Susan”; News Pict: the rials STRAND—Wollace Heid in nad ‘THE MEN IN = isa Send 16 for postage and war tax. Dame and address, and we will send CLASS Al | most becoming Wanda Hawt a the girl and . menee bo: of white rose -to t wh Theodo: erte the father time you Se ees SRS COIS | 4. sound, healthy man te never a with ti tre ne foward.” ety turn the unused portion, if not per- | back number. A man can be as vig- | from Final Clese-Up.” fectly satisfied. crous and able at seventy af at) This picture \ one reas: Bellingham Chemical | twenty. Condition, not years, puts you | in. famous © by Ha lyle Minek cay Bellingham, Wa: tn the discard. A system weakened bye with an Byes sale in Scattle by the Fartell |overwork and careless living brings | \* a 80d Kiec,” € : * old age prematurely. The bodily fune- | Katherine Maclonald as Ma t LITTLE--Willlam Farnam in “The tions are impaired and unpleasant odore I rts, the father; Jack Holt — Jungle Trail.” * " “8 A~ « symptoms appear. The weak spot te a8 Lord Rea, and Milton Sills as CLASS A—Cyril Marcetrt in A “Mally'* Hilight generally the kidneys. Keep themelean | Martin Conrad hmedy; Beee Wacky | and you will generally find yourself in ee | Class A. Take COLD MEDAL Maar- od Career, x see | lem Of Capsules periodically and your ANOTHER | eystem will always be in working order | Hetty Blythe te a successful av Your spirits will be eniivened, your * BIG, thor, She has had several of her muncles supple, your mind active, and a i by magazine pub your bedy capable of hard work. ALL-FEATURE Don't walt until you have been re-| ch HOW eee fected. Commence to be a first-class | BS) — tornr he man now. Go to your Gruggiat at | she in de lence. Get a trial box of GOLD | MEDAL Haarlem Ol! Capsules. They the phe are made of the pure, original, import- Bari wil na new ed Haarlem Oi}—the Kind your ereat- photopla erendfather used. Two capsules each day will keep you toned up and feeling Mary Pickfor company fine. Money refunded if they do not are in San Die enes for help vou. Remember to ask for the “The Hoodlum. imported GOLD MEDAL Brand. In cee (dena amendmen _ | MISSION The Metro ball team recently won Final Clowe-t a game from the Goldwyn team =| HIDDEN TRUTH A drama of dance hall days the West grew up, starring 8 Tonight and Friday Only HALL CAINE’S Greatest novel in the form of a six-part mo- tion picture. pertect form in ru. Dur Thomas Ince star be known as Doris before wing th brother of Doug 1 a lot | COLONIAL Anna Jonna ar Case, grand opera first irs ears Tex., with her aking a mother 4b: } Governor Says His ao a We Job Is Tough Work Here n with r wo asked ar 3 ANNA CASE] =~ 0 an attractive and © sald, } SPLASH! SPLASH! SENNETT BATHING Famous Prima Donna Easton «ae _DOLLS ARE COMING acowere' tat. ail ¢ forward to the of th reople ex “YOU'RE soonest EXTRA a nt" i DON’T DELAY! ite SPECIAL— the E yi a ed that the govern Until 630 P. M—General FIRED”’ Reserved by Phone, Elli- nor wealthy Comedy ] TAX PAYMENTS MADE King county during tt . May, The state « ‘ ants for $212:488.43 fro , Treasurer William A. Gea Towns in King county _ rece | $4,666.43 and $110.47 went to the fire | § [prevention fund, THE RANGE bora ment | lard | celebrate Fi | 14. The general public is invited You can not build a frame house | without the rocks, fourth Tat Pike ane Pine 900 | Admission 22¢, Children : tnd Loges iso~nP ine War A Hot Comedy With Prince Sends Shot . After 630 P. M—Lower Theodore Roberts and arren Into His Own Leg | : Floor 3le leony 22¢, s PARIS, June 12.—All Buet Children. 10¢, Lower Floor Wanda Hawley tad ; i La Loges 50c—Plus = War 5 Sr tara:weitlon aaa errigan J: Mezzanine Loge Seats 5 in Plus War ‘Tax, May Be Billy Parsons votes “allie Ceci ates ott 25, IN— al ing to get the prince to | take @ #ix-month trip to Japan ~~ Symphony Orchestra whe ' pan tof Coliseum News Service. Strand Weekly RAIDERS OF The prince's wound im not danger entertain: | red by the Bal-| E., to] » June} JAPANESE ARRES www veo REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS: in the city Arwi and J o were arrested by “dry” squad off In order to introduce our new ¢whalebone) plate, which is the lightest na Blood-Iron Phosphate heute: PeopleFat jug, end cust you idence Satisfactory Terms Always | THE GROTE-RANKINCO. OTTO F. NEGEL, President STORE HOURS FROM 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M REMNANTS of -| STAIR xi CARPETS Greatly Underpriced Presenting an ex tairs with Short ends, Odd rolls of st ceptionally good opportunity to economically cover your halls erviceable carpets. from 4 to 18 yards, air and hall carpet and have been assembled and marked by the piece. can be purchased in any amount up to 80 yards, ¢ A partial list of the values include: 12% yards of tan, brown, green and cream Velvet Carpet in an allover de- 6-yard Remnant of sels Carpet in tan, high-grade Brus- rose and green, priced a » piece...... $7.80 sign, the plece......6+.ds0m $17.00 Another 1 rd piece priced. .$10.40 11 yards of rose, tan and blue Velvet — Another 6%4-yard piece priced. . $8.85 Carpet in an allover design, priced © 7\ yards of green and black Velvet the piece. .k.s'. + 0.0ee 17.60 Carpet in an allover design, priced at, the aed kote cage .. $10.75 8% yards of tan, green and black Vel- vet Stair Carpet, at.. . $13.85 10 yards of tan, green and black Velvet Stair Carpet, the piece...... $16.00 — 174, yards of rose and tan Velvet Car- pet in a small design, at... .$28,40 200 yards of plain Jute Velvet Carpet, special, the yard 29 yards of heavy Velvet Stair Carpet in a green ground and black and rose fig- WEOE DALCOTD S ONIN, TNO FOIE, 60. ie cdeccvccvesssceveacoerecedeeseewe 1.85 148 yards’ of heavy Velvet Stair Carpet in a rose, blue and gold design, 150 yards of heavy Velvet Carpet, rose, blue and gold design, the yard... Cretonne CUSHIONS 95c Each attractive Cushions of ; heavy cretonnes with cotton fills | ing. You will find them excep- | tionally desirable for porch. ham- mock, swing, boat, auto or um mer camp use; priced special at, | each, 95e¢. Very * On Sale Friday Glass Mixing Bowls}: Five in a $1.19 Set at . Housewives will find innumerable uses § for these heavy Glass Mixing Bowls—they f will not crack or craze and are proof against } acids. Five convenient sizes are contained in each set. When not in use they can be § nested and will take up very little room. On sale Friday, the set, $1.19. New Shipment of Curtain Marquisette is offered at 35c the Yard Your curtain problem can be | economically simplified by making | your selections from new Marquis- ; ettes in white, and ecru colors. These are 36 inches wide, | of good, medium weight, and will | give you splendid satisfaction. Several Manufacturers’ Samples Combination Ranges. | Are Reduced for Quick Clearance. Fine Quarter Sawed Oak |) Among them are: : A full enameled wood and coal Range, ROCKERS | $138.50 value, for $108.50. | A full blue enameled “three-in-one’ Range, ate. | worth $153.50, for $128.50. | Polished steel top Range with leg base, 18- inch oven; worth $82.50, for $68.50, Paper Picnic Plates Sc | for a package High-back, quarter-sawed oak | of 25 Rockers with heavy posts, wide arms and genuine leather seat. Twenty-five are av it the special price of $12.75 each. Large size Paper Plates that will greatly | facilitate the serving of all outdoor meals— they come securely packed in a dustproof car- | ton; 25 plates in each box, priced at S¢. uth @nd@ strongest plate known, covers very little of the woof of the mouthy you can bite corn off the cob; guaram teed 15 years. EXAMINATION FREE $15.00 Set of Teeth $10.00 Ses Whalebon: TW na raid on their premise All work guaranteed for 18 years, Have impression taken Im the merene and get teeth same day. am ion and ‘as free, jee Samples of Our Plate and Bridge Work. Stand the Most of our present patronage Is ph I . whose work is still giving good satisfaction. patients who have tested our work. When coming to our 6 you are in the right place, Bring this ad with you. Open Sundays From ® to 12 fer Werking Peeple OHIO CUT: RATE EN UNIVERSITY 6, thin and n flesh or pw much ney back for ihe ask od-lron Phosphate wilt | hing.

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