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

| Es Now Playing to Housefuls of Audiences Famous S. E. P. Story by Arthur Somers Roche A Great Picture Starring Ora Carew F you like thrills—here they are! If you love romance, here it is! Tf you want to see the most ex- citing robbery scene ever screened, don't miss this great adventure pic. ture. Made from one of the best stories that ever appeared in the Saturday Evening Post—a picture of two delightful young people ea- tengled in the drama of a great international crime. Don't fail to see this tense, tremendous photo play. It shows how the talons of the underworld catch a little musical comedy star—and how she es- capes! | MISSION NEWS A COMEDY RUSSELL on the Wurlitzer EXTRA!—First authentic mo- tion pictures of the Sinking of } fort Monday to locate the coat-slash- Ing thief, who stole a purse contain. | By German subs, taken by the submarine commanders them- selves, and just recetved in | this country by the INTERNATIONAL NEWS A SCOOP! LATEST ALIBI‘FOR POOR PHONE SERVICE LONDON, Eng—Rats are becom- ing so bold here that they are often| geen crossing the city streets on tele. | Phone wires. The practice of the Todents is said to be partially re. Sponsible for the poor telephone ser. viee, about which everyone is com- Plaining these days. + THS MOTHER AND OMUGHTER Both Made Well by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- | ble Compound, aches for two or three days at I took rm run se heed i) 1 dia E. Pink | ham’s Vegetable | I am much strenger and| | better in every | way than I was My _ daughter's health broke June from teaching school Without a rest, and whe has taken Lydia FE. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com pound and the Blood Medicine with good results, She is much better and your medi weleome to fit of other E. Pinkham’s Veg@table Compo dence that is wes beyond question that this grand old remedy teas relieved much suffering among women. For confidential advice write Lydia | E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn, | Ma The result of their forty experience is at your service Earache eased instantly BAUME ANALGESIQUE BENGUE soothes and relieves as you rub it on. Then you can sleep ‘Tees, Looming & On, M. ¥. | urday. |Glencairn hotel, told the police that | ward Swift of Vineland, N. J. never i Compound and | ¢ Station HUSBANDS NOW { HAVE A UNION Threaten to Go Out on Strike stective union © on strike, They A woman was A r g which where they that they be permitted to ay pinochle twice a ¥ unmo to keep their! please d and allowed ings; that the wives agree not to buy more than one new hat or” evening gown a season; that no wife be permitted to “call her husband jown” while standing near the vent ting shaft so as to humiliate her pouse; that no husband shall be liged to help with the dishes after company has been entertained; that ing in any room, even in bed permitted, Failure of the wives to comply with the demands will re sult in a walkout by the husbands Seize Arsenal in Milwaukee Hotel | Pistols, ammunjtion, dirka, I. W. W. Uterature and narcotics valued $5,000 were seized Saturday when puty sheriffs and federal officials rehed the Milwaukee hotel, 663 King st. No arrests were made. The suite of Goon Dip, Chinese consul, was invaded, but when he protested the officers withdrew. | Credentials for Roy Draper, en titling him to act as an I. W. W. or | ganizer, were found in a room Deputy Sheriffs J. C. Conner, N. L. Loveall, D. 8. Phillips, R. E. Murphy and C. R. Scoones were county off) cers making the raid. | Pate Is Unable to | Explain Wife’s Act) Mrs. J. H. Pate, who dropped to/ her death from the fourth floor of the Cobb building Saturday, will probably be buried in Tacoma, her husband announced Monday. When notified of the death Pate came to Seattle from his home at Charleston. He was unable to ex plain his wife's action. 1 Mrs. Pate was suffering from a nervous disorder and went to Dr ederick Bentley's office, accom: od by Mrs. Lucile Ritchie, a to have her eyes examined. were awaiting consultation when Mra. Pate, remarking the room warm, walked over ,opened| yw and climbed out. | Pocket Slasher _ Gets $823 Check Seattle police are making an of. Thtey ing a check for $823 and $70 in cash, | |from Miss H. Gunhus’ pocket Sat. | Miss Gunhus, who Ives at the pocket book was in her pocket went into the First Hull/ at Ninth ave. and Madi-| ut that it had disappeared | she reached another phar-| macy at Boren ave. and Madison | st. several blocks distant. } The check was signed by O. Ht Gunhus, her father, who lives at Everett. | WHAT IS DESERTION? HERE’S SWIFT ANSWER BRIDGETON, N. J.—Altho Ed-| left home, not even to get a job, a jury has just convicted him on a/ charge of deserting his wife and| family. Evidence presented in the case was to the effect that Swift loafed about the house continually | while his wife and daughters strug: | gled to procure sustenance for the household Interprets Play “What Every Women Knows” the! whimsical play of Barrie, was artis- tically presented Saturday night by Flien Van Volkenburg, of the Cor nish School of Music. The Seattle interpreter of classic roles offered, singly and alone, the entire play aswurning every role, from that of the nd to that of the of a wife. egotistical hus little gray mouse OFFICER LOSES $165 Thieves robbed th Cc. Akeins, 2214 65 nday of an alarm cloc $11.60 in cash Lieut. Crammer, U. 8. 8. Texas, lost a purse containing $165 on a Sixth ave. W. streetcar Sunday | afternoon. | TETRAZZINI COMING LONDON, Eng., Nov, 17.—Mme.| Tetrazzini, after a brief stay in Lon- don, plans to sail for America the latter part of the month. Mme. Tet-| razzini had not fulfilled engage-| ments here for about five years un til her present visit. FEWER SOFT DRINKS NEW YORK, N. Y.—Contrary to predictions, the big hotels of the city report that they have sold few- | er soft drinks t ver before in the perio@ since July 1, Hotel men are unable to account for the fact FREE MILK FOR TENANCY LONDON, Eng., Nov. For two unfurnished rooms a South London milkman offered to give his land- lady free milk daily @uring his ten-} She Was Fat ‘The shadow on this picture gives you an idea of hows she looked By taking OW n and felt of Korein mentally alert and tn t * Korein at any busy free book of # apper) to Kore’ ew York City, Pike Street and Fifth Avenue THE SEATTLE STAR--MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1919. TRE GROTE-RANKIN©O. Satisfactory Terms Always Pike Street and Fifth Avenue OTTO F. ABGTL. Pressdent Thanksgiving Preparations Include New China We suggest making your selections from our present stocks. “The Grote-Rankin Co.” is especially prepared to promptly and satisfac- torily meet all possible requirements in correct dinnerware, of both American and foreign manufacture. + Pattetns in open stock: Fifty-piece Sets—A reproduction of one of Minton’s popular patterns on an English porcelain body. The color scheme is red, blue and yellow, carried out on the conventional order with garlands of roses for re- lief. The set, $28.00, Fifty-piece Sets—Another very new creation from the Meakins pottery. This design is known as the “Milford” pattern and is very popular. The set, $26.70. Fifty-piece Sets—Johnson Bros.’ semi-porcelain, in the well-known “Mattock” pattern; blue border deco- rations with floral groupings and medallions. The set, $27.25. Fifty-two-piece Seta from the “Steubenville” pot- tery. This ware is decorated with rose garlands of a bold and daring decorative scheme. The set, $28.00. Fifty-piece Sets—-A very rich looking gold and white pattern. The decorations are two coin gold bands With all-gold handles, ‘The set, $26.00. This Is the Week to Buy Your e e Thanksgiving : ° Linens That is because the assortments are com- plete and you will have ample time to stitch monograms into them should you wish to do this. Among the new Imported Table Linens are: 70x70-inch All-linen Satin Damask Cloths, in attract- ive round designs, special ............. . $10.00 72x72-inch fine Linen Cloths at... . $13.50 72x72-inch superior Linen Cloths at. . $16.50 72x72-inch heavy Linen Cloths at........... $19.50 All these Cloths have Napkins to match. Banquet Cloths in Beautiful Round Designs 81x81 inches of fine Satin Damask at.......$25.00 90x90 inches of fine Satin Damask at.. . 830.00 25-inch Napkins to match, per dozen... . $25.00 A Culinary Service of the Highest Type Spells Monarch Range HERE’S such a difference in ranges and so much to tell about them—when they are as efficient and satisfactory as the Monarch—that nothing less than an dctual visit to our stove sec- tion and an examination of these ranges can tell the story. 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