The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1919, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR-—MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1919. GIRLHOUSING {WOMAN IS HIT BOARD NAMED) BY CARIN FOG Mayor Appoints Women to|Knocked Off Trestle, Sus- Meet January 9 tains Fractured Limb Retter housing conditions for girls] will obtain if a Mayor ©, Bh Fit ne work they y Satisfactory Terms Always THE ROTE-RANKINCO. | OTTO F. KEGEL Presidant Store Hours from 9:00 A, M. to 5:00 P. M. committe of Miss Mabe a publ Constance Talmadge “A VIRTUOUS VAMP”, NOW AT THE Ilo was rer ypital, where his Carmody car when the FIRST BAPTIST “50 YEARS OLD : Anniversary to Be Observed Thruout Week Where the Public Knows It Sees Good Shows There is no doubt about it—no holiday week in Seattle will be complete without a visit to this fast and furious farce. . . Py n London, Federa-| And for Good Measure— rn cs Maring rt; Mr The LIVING ROOM The house of your dreams may be brought about by the judicious choosing and placing of a few pieces of dignified, beautiful furniture Wallace on the Wurlitzer, playing “Little Joe” . s ° Liberty Educational Weekly (Excerpts From Leading News Weeklies) —Such as deep seated Davenports. —Chairs to match the Davenports of most inviting usefulness. Liberty Pictorial Review —Davenport Tables of graceful design. . . . ee a id % Perhaps there is something lacking to make your living room ex- Everybody singing the “Old Timer'’s Waltz pressive of your ideals. We shall be glad to send a representative espe- ‘ cially trained in the art of living room furnishing right to your home to advise you and cooperate with you in making your living room the comfort retreat it should be. It Looked Like International |" Police mates sera Ea as See Police headqu | We have assembled an interesting display of Fine Living Room Furniture on our third floor and we hope you will make it a point to -|Bogus Detective | gon it, Visits Hill Homes ||} Mad eee t ee | PARENTS LEFT SUM BY | OCEAN VICTIM’S WILL The will of Mrs. Helen Louise Fer-| reira, 1616 Summit ave. who was rhoard from the deck of the ‘Tesident the night of De 2, was admitted to probate by Superior Judge King Dykeman | Saturday Money, totaling $9,000, was left to| her parents, Mr. and Mra. A. E. Greenus, while the San Diego home. |SALESMEN URGED TO TALK AMERICANISM * “Preach Americanism while selling your goods” was the plea made ¢ | more than 450 members at the se enth annual banquet of the Sales Managers’ association in the Butler hotel Saturday night. Among the|« speakers were Nathan Eckstetr president of Schw acker Brae; © Roland H, Hartley, of Everett, and| that w lall royalties from graphophone rec | John L. Boyd, president. Mre jords, and musical instruments were| Osborne Boyer, harpist, entertained | ‘bequeathed to her husband. ithe guests. Always the Best for the Liberty Guest JUST GRASP THIS—AT OUR MAMMOTH NEW YEAR'S EVE SHOW AND JINKS night at 11:15—lasting till 1—doors open at 1l—you will get The latest FATTY ARBUCKLE comedy, “The Garage”—pre-release—its first show- ing anywhere on earth—long before its reg- ular theatre showing. The latest CHARLES CHAPLIN comedy, “A Day’s Pleasure”—pre-release—its first \ee/ oe \\. wy The latest MACK SENNETT COMEDY. “Old Timer’s Waltz’—with the audience singing. “In the Ink Well”—guess what it is. “Little Laughs’—some bigger than others. showing anywhere on earth. A burlesque on “Uncle Tom's Cabin.” . “LT Pagliacci,” Aria—just a little extra class. 9. “OVERSEAS REVIEW” 80 Funmakers on the Stage Wallace } on the | Wurlitzer { GENERAL ADMISSION—$1.00 Both prices plus tax. TICKETS NOW SELLING AT THE BOX OFFICE Don’t delay—no standing room can be sold. LOGE SEATS—$1.50 Better Join Army ; to Cut Down Cost of Spring Clothes n bage | Army Turns Down | Be World ' War Veteran) — | NEW MACHINE PRINTS |! AMOUNT OF CAB FARE} 1 mistakes overcharges in en Legion Jazz Band Tunes Up for Jan. 1 WOULD IF THEY COULD, BUT THEY COULDN’ TH 1 WwW. I * Hold Reunion of | Alsaciens Here r HOUSE RAIDED TWICE | IN FIVE DAYS’ TIME) 2)" alph Olmatend rs + | tains | SEATTLE ALSATIANS HOLD CELEBRATION eatt thered fe BODY TO BE SENT FAST ¢ Mra. Minr ) Minneapol le wt, here lent Jace ammer, A musi Let's buy Boldt's French pas try. Uptown, 1414 Third ave down) HERMAN GOETZ WEDS MRS. CLARA HAMILTON fm WAR VETERANS RENEW _ U.S. LIFE INSURANCE | dollars in government | y is been reinstated | @ thru th erty of American Legion 1221-Third Ave. Te pat nth raing to Brad just returne *COR.UNIVERSITY: ern Wash A Cozy Room Furnished with Willow, Reed or Fiber Furniture To furnish the home effectively, and at moderate prices, is readily possible by judicious selections from “The Grote-Rankin Co.’s” large selections of Willow, Reed and Brown Fiber Furniture. The recent arrivals include large, comfortable Chairs and Rockers, Settees, Tables, Lamps, Tabourettes, Vases, ete. The prices are surprisingly reasonable, and, considering its service qualities, it is exceedingly economical. Fifth Floor. New Chamber Suites In the popular enamel finishes are being shown for the first time. The exhibition floor presents an unexcelled vista of beautifully de- signed and thoroughly constructed Bedroom Furniture, and doubly i in- teresting because representing the most extraordinary values in fur- niture for the bedroom—values that are selling rapidly and difficult to duplicate. In addition to the large selections of ivory and gray enameled fur- niture—mahogany and walnut furniture is also prominently featured. | |