The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1919, Page 4

Think i a pretty woman, a man-hater, and a hand- some man, a woman-hater, cast up by the sea on ¢ desert tropic isle—just those two! Some Story---Now Here NORMA )TALMADGE) | THE ISLE OF CONQUEST” | SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Thirty-one artists under Reginald Dunn, playing “Tl Guarany.” Vivian Hart in Songs. SUICIDES AT 13 go est 5¢ Boldt’s—uptown, Aves downtegrn, 913 24 Ave. v= /BOY ROLE—QUICK RELIEF! NO BLISTER! ‘and Relieves Lik Let's 1414 3d LONDON Eup | son, aged 13, k Harold pool because his 14-year-old sweet | heart didn’t love him a “He was a boy for girls,” | Hrnest Firth, aged 12, at the Inquest | “Fle often won beca rt In the dro some pc ae Uke him. ened water wa “ brown tained rat poisor take it for ste does not | He put some eked ft off. Half ar ate some more. Next day Ha refused food and wer od. T days later he told hi or he taken poison. The was alm empty. 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He is in business to stay—he knows his Pianos will “stand up’—that they will give good, long service—that you will be satisfied. He knows that you will recommend others to him—that, should occasion arise, you will purchase of him again—all because his Pianos are as represented and do.stand the “test of time.” Dealers in Steinway and other Pianos, Pianola and Duo Art Pianos, Victrolas, Records and Player Rolls. Sherman, ay & Co. at Pine le Portiana FOR LOVE OF GIRL 14 Hed himself at Liver maid told me he would take id not} ° THE SEATTLE ot Lach newenem & ate i 25, 1919. TODAY'S PROGRAMS LIBERTY James Oliver Curwood's nt Phitiips te Mutson in | adge tn “The | CLASS A—Norma Children tm the i LIBERTY Ralph Laidlaw, one of the charac- “Back to God's Country,” at thin week, takes a ter. this week from a cliff) rapid-moving mountain | tera tn rif v stream. He ia pushed by an outlaw sail actually makes the fall from « great | height into the water, where he is| Jearried down the awirling current. | The gtory, which stare Neil Ship: | man, i adapted from James Oliver | | Curwood's novel of the same name | Jand ts laid in the wilds of ( and in the Far North | . . . | CLEMMER Mischa ‘Guterson is furnishing one | the big features of the bill at the |Clemmer this week. Besides lead! }the regular orchestra thru the con leert numbers and accompaniment to | the feature pictures he leads another laggregation of municians thru a live ly Jazz selection in conjunction with | Harold Lioyd’s comedy | Into Broadway.” | Creighton Hale in Bayard | “The Thirteenth Chair.” Delva Vellier’s | STRAND } Lilian Gish does some wonderful | acting in D, W, Griffith's new pro duction, “Broken Blossoms,” at the /Strand this week. Miss Gish por-| ltrays the role of a hapless little child, not more than 13 years of tee As Lucy she is the daughter lof “Rattling” Burrows, a cruel pri fighter, who spends half his time) beating the child “Broken —n mene” ee Painful Piles ot serene Pile Treat- One of the Grandest | | is one ved hcaed | | | A Tone See ts You Mver Eaperienced. You are suffering with itching, bleeding, piles or hemorrhoids. dreadfully | protruding ‘ow, BO Over) Pe i You Poxltivety Cannot Afford to Ignore These Remarkable Pyramids. 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