The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1920, Page 5

Sale! Bedroom Suites Of Mahogany or American Walnut The Suites consist of four pieces—Dresser, Chiffo- nier (Chiffero in one suite), Dressing Table and Bed. Regularly $282.50, Now $225.00 YOU CAN PAY WHEN READY When we say, “We'll Trust You" we mean it in a most lib eral degree, Select from this sale and pay later. —-B FURNITURE, S— UM FURNITURE Co. INC. “WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH" «GRU CHILDREN DESTROY 100,000,000) B etter Get Your eggs, exults Ronald BE. Chapman, ai rector of agriculture in Seattle. Not real eating ee but pestiferous cat- pillar egEs, pman explains. Jails will not be big enough licenses on March 1, | Auditor Norman M. Wardall Fortify The Syse 0 0 awe Against Colds, Grip and Influenza ‘ Take | “Laxative | Bromo Quinine Tablets’”’ PUT CREAM IN NOSE AND STOP CATARRH Tells How To Op Hostrils and Bad Head Clan |de gone. open. The air: passages of d will clear and you can br No more dullness, hes snuffling dryness; ne freely jno hawking, jcharges for breath at night or Look for this signature on the box. 30c. Apply a little of this fragrant, septic cream in your nostrils, let and relief comes instantly. It is just what every catarrh sufferer needs. stuffed-up and miserable. cold New Auto License ——/ hold all the motorists without 1920 says County Un- | licensed autoists are subject to ar- to You feel fine in a few moments. Your cold in head or catarth .will Your clogged nostrils will your the dache; mucous dis- no struggling Be sure you get the Genuine Tell your druggist you want a small bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm. anti it penetrate through every air passage of the hend; soothe and heal the swollen, inflamed mucous membrane, and] the Don't stay | old, THE ee STAR—MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1920. Lost: Tiny Golden Slippers; They Belong to Baby Dancer “Baby Betsy” Hisle “Lost—A pair of gold slippers;| When she arrived at the hotel with size one-half.” |her cortege she discovered that the If you find them return them to|bag containing her gold slippers had “Baby Betsy” Hisle, because she | become lost, strayed or stolen, can't dance until you do. For a moment, she was non- Betsy, whos ents live with her! plussed. What to do? Scratching her at 6273 19th ave. N. E., lost her| curly head, she pondered deeply. In- slippers when she was on her way | spiration! A barefoot dance! If Isa- to a benefit dance given by Prof.|dora Duncan could get away with it, Douglas at the Masonic temple. | why not she? Betsy was on the program, sched.| When the audience of grown-ups uled as the youngest danseuse in| saw the tiny, chubby figure of the world, Betsy is only 2 years dancer they gaSped. And then but already she is reaching out | to the young or in the world est barefoot “We were going over our family budget for the year,” said a well-to-do business man to his pastor. “Suddenly I looked up at my wife with a gasp of astonishment. “Do you see what we have done?” I exclaimed. “For amuse- ment and the automobile we have allotted ten times as much as we are planning to give to the church and The price of one tire—for God! The Christian Steward recognizes thatGod q is the owner of his Life and wealth; he acknowledges his Stewardship by setting aside first of all a definite portion of his income for God’s use. eee Stewardship Calendar February Christian Stewardship Period: February 22, Stewardsbip Ac- knowledgment Sunday Rebraary 2, Life Service Enlistment March the deepening of the Spiritual Lifeand the Enlistment April 4, Easter Sunday, National Join- ee charities. I never realized || FrePerter revit for - it before.” of Life Recruits 4 What they hadsetaside [Lo é for benevolence would just ie about buy one new automobile tire. Por full information and helps for Pastors, Sanda: intendents and Women's and Young People's Soci Stewardship Department eINTERCHURCH World Movement of North America 45 WEST 18th STREET, NEW YORK CITY ‘after the laurels of Pavlowa “The Price of One Tire for God!” The Protestant denominations, in coopera- tion with the Interchurch World Movement have designated February as Christian Stew- ardship Month. The goal of all the churches together is 10,000,000 Christian Stewards, regularly enrolled in the holy habit of giving of themselves and their resources, Sunday, February 22nd, has been chosen as Stew- ardship Acknowledgment Sunday. Will you be one on that day to formally acknowledge God’s owner- ship of your life, your labor and your income? Edueational Will you dedicate some definite portion of your income in His cause? Will you lift God’s portion from the bottom of your budget to the top? No other single act that lies within your power can do more to hasten the coming of His Kingdom. School Super- ies write the MITZI PEPPY AS CHAMPAGNE Comes to “Metropolitan in “Head Over Heels” With a chorus of comely cuties, « jovial jester or two and a fetching and scanty garments mal comedy, “Head Over at the Metropolitan for a week's run Sunday evening “Head Over Heels’ reminded the Jaded reviewer of the “pop” of a champagne cork at a prohibition ban quet—it was that lively The score by Jerome Kern, who | writes a musical comed 1s full of melody that ors in the ear, The tune that people whistle as they leave the foyer ix "Head Over | Heels," which [shall sing together. “All the Is Swaying” and “Vordevecte two of the most popular nurr | ‘The plot of “EH 1 * is |not sufficient to detract ac ntion from the numble chorus that pleas [ingly Mills the eye of the beholder |'Those girls may not be stars, but they sure are heavenly bodies Mitzi Is the sume Hajos that we re [member in Sprightly, winsome, sho shas all the effervesce bottle of champagne and architecture. Mitzi is good to look upon, she a fascinating personality, and she sings her buoy ant tunes with irresistible good hu mor. “Head Over Heels" is a musical comedy of the first water—one of the best of the season, It has everything that makes for a capital evening's di | version—and In addition it has Mitzl, every day Mitizi and Boyd Mar World are ers poswesses the reigning queen of musical com edy new bill which opened at the Hip yesterday is topped by Farrell and company lively farce comedy entitled “Sus picious of Hubby”—a sketch where: in everyone laughs uproariously thru- out except the Jealous wife who causes all the grief—and she laughs last. Songs of recent vintage are fea tured by Eddie Hughes, who is sisted by Raymond Zahner, accom pantst There is a happy time resulting from the antics of Happy Leander, & sailor lad. His comedy ts whole some and laughable, and his partner, J. C, Booth, performs some skillful bicycle feats. Frank and Rae Warner have a variety of comedy songs and eccen- tric dances; Billy Kimball and Tet ty Kenneth play ragtime melodies Jon their banjos | Adair and Adair, two men form some outof-the-ordinary on the horizontal bars. “A Scream in the Night” Photoplay offering ee LEVY'S ORPHEUM “Some Speed” is a fitting title for the offering of the Levy's Musical Comedy company at Levy's Orpheum for the week. There ian't a dull mo- ment in the two hours’ duration of the attraction. The offering affords nothing but fun—fun of a variety that is wholesome and refreshing, with the four comedians, namely, Lew White, Oscar Gerera, Prt Hunt and Robert Lorenzo, chasing each other on and off the stage thru a merry tangle of situations for the audience's amusement. Frank Budd, Bob Sandberg, Pauline Arthur and Dorothy Raymond have good supporting parts that tend to keep up the snappiness of the offering. Pauline Arthur leads the chorus in the featured offering for the week, “The Geisha Girls’ Glide,” a pretty Japanese offering. Dorothy Raymond has a pretty number with the girls, while Frank Budd, Robert Lorenzo and Bob Sandberg have in- dividual offerings on the runway with the chorus that are of a fast and snappy variety. The trio de- lights with a number of new har- mony selections. MOORE The Morgan Dancers, topping the new bill at the Moore theatre, offer an act well worth the position al- lotted them. This splendidly trained group of dancers are aided in their art by backgrounds the equal in de- tail and technique of Bakst. The entire dance, extending thru three scenes, deals with the attack of Attila upon Rome, The first scene shows Attila and his barbaric chief. tains coming upon Princess Ilidica and her maidens dancing in a purple wood, The warriors then take the women and drive them to Rome. The last scene portrays the drunken warriors in a debauch in the burning Roman capitol, ending with Attila’s death, Burns and Frabito, Italian comedi ans, burlesque preceding acts and play a little. Sunday's audience took kindly to their comedy, esp ) their interpretation of the “Vamp.” Bessie Remple aids her husband in “His Day Off” by almost spoiling the day's fishing. A number of sym- pathetic husbands in the audience seemed to get the spirit of the skit from the very start. Marconi and Fitzgibbon play the accordion and the xylophone, while Harry Cooper sings and talks. Pisano makes the audience gasp by shooting a cigaret from his assist- ant’s mouth. WILKES “The New Henrietta,” Howard Bronson’s comedy, a play dealing with Wall street, the love of a gray- haired gallant for a winsome widow, and Bertie, is the attraction THE BATTLE WON Confidence in your physician or the tonic that he may prescribe, is half the battle won. 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Formerly 1 95 special Tuesday, $2.95, special Tuesday, each.......... cee PLID choice —Upper Main Floor. at the Wilkes theatre this week. Bertie is the son of old Nicholas Van Alstyne, the wealthy Wall street broker. The part is admirably portrayed by Alexis Luce, while the role of the parent is handled by Henry Hall ‘The New Henrietta” is one of the six weeks. He makes a very suc cessful characterization of the faith- ful old man who has been in the employ of Van Alstyne for more than 30 years. Marvel Phillips shines in the role BR pal ar agg igh of Rose Turner, Old Nick's daughter, wt plays that e Wilkes players have staged in many weeks. Altno Faden wag, Meat radecs “arma & light comedy, there are many | * BLISS 32 Are first ald to i oa ple for the relief of TROUBLE. For thirty-t has been regarded as herb remedy. 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