The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1920, Page 3

SATURDAY THE SEATTLE STAR-—-FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 192! Friday—Final Times of Norma Talmadge IN “She Loves and Lies” THEL CLAYTON In the famous h sart-interest drama by Bronson Howard “Young Mrs. Winthrop Years roll between this husband and wife—dead, blank years, scrawled over with vain regrets. Forgotten now those promises of undying love made—how long ago? Centuries to them. ee Then, at the point of separation, a hidden thing in their hearts is touched—touched by memories, by the golden glory of the past. * * * This picture will bind up many a home in Seattle. * * * SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Under Reginald Dunn - BARTELL DRUG STORES MAIL ORDERS All orders filled the same day received. You lose no time when you shop the Bartell Mail Order w If you're in a hurry, phone your order to Main t and we'll deliver always. Do it today. Friday and Saturday “Choose the shade best suited to the natural beauty of your type.” Tyer"Kiss Rouge FACE POWDER COMPACTS linery. atyle $4.39 A Treat for the Summer Right now you should he getting ready for a Kodak Summer. If you would get the most pleasure from your outings or picnics, a Koda or Camera is the one thing necessary to carry along Our stocks are “ with any sive or model Kodak you wisi complete a priced at 39.4 we can supply When your rol! is filled, bring it to our store for the best and quick est results. All film t developed and printed in our own darkroom t an expert Get that Kodak out NOW. Try it and if it doesn’t show the expect bring it to us and we'll put it in tip ‘op shape ng hints té Kodakers are free. Make Bar quarters Information 1 stores your K Government Tax Where Necessary we ns nee ee Leonard’s Ear Oil At Easter Time A Gift Box of Writing Paper Makes a Pleasant Remembrance The exuberant taste of youth and the more quiet preferences of older folks are both pro vided for in the styles, shades and tints of Stationery we STATIONERY PRICED AT 25¢ to 86.00 many offer your letters: select Stationery will reflect yo! Bath Sprays of hathing 4 You are present in Head noises, dizziness and buzzing in the ears can be quickly relieved by the use of Leonard's Ear Oil. Just rub back of ears and all those distressing ailments ‘The most sanitary way a Knickerbocker ved with Bath Spra Ever rubber t Made best quality will soon disappear. Get a chments and extra parts bottle today and feel lke yourself again erous size bottle, each . et and in various sizes and styles. Priced 82.00 to 87.00—including the Everything necessary gon Knickerbocker $1.00 - BARTELL DRUG STORES -5 Second Ave. | 5349 | First Ave. | Westlake 610 Second at Ballard at Ave. at Ave., Near Union St. Ave. Pike St. Pine St. | Alaska Bldg. Bath Spray Outfit De Luxe for a thorough bath No loss of time, and service TOILET odors Wrisley le, 10¢; 3 for 25e¢ Wrisley’s Colonial Dame, 10¢. 3 for 25¢ Bweethe s Crabap; art Soap 10¢, 3 for 25¢ Villiams’ Toilet Soap; all “106. 3 for 25¢ | 10¢ |] && 10¢. 4 for 25¢ 10¢; 3 for Peet's Bath Tablet 10¢, % for atural odor 15¢. 3 for 250 40¢ of Persia 15¢, 25¢ and B5¢ 25e 20¢, 3 for 50¢ 10¢ for 81.00 cented Transparent n9¢ ‘Transparent 23¢ Poslam Soap 15¢ and 25¢ Colgate'’s All Round 19¢ ert's Carbolic 25e¢ and 50¢ . 28¢ 256 10¢, 3 for 25¢ 23¢ Savon La & Poar'n Soented Glycerine & for S4e Woodbury's Facial Resinol Soap Lysol Toilet Soap Palmolive Packer's ‘Tar Soap Armour's Bath Soaps 15¢; 3 for 40¢ and = Shampoo 25¢ and 2he 20¢ Wonder Tar Soap 15¢; and 15¢, tuttermilk Grandpa's Be, for p do Castile $1.25 2he 256 10¢ Sham 2he Germicidal Pompelan Ma tosmo Buttermilk tae Keg and Tar poo . HAND SOAPS removing gre substances: and any from the For foreign hands and fa Colgate's Mechanics’ Soap, .15¢ Skat . ‘ ’ soe DBO Vanco, the perfect hand HOAP sieverenee « veel 10¢: 3 for 25¢ | 25¢ | Do aenwiee es atic tact = Cart "Mat Any Use for Pin Gi Philosophy reGROTE-RANK KINco, a * “Must ‘Have Em” es, ‘She not pretty ye a bit which homely dau: her with pai She has no right OVER-TAXED STATES HELP TO KEEP DELAWARE RICH Most by the sulng charters to cerporations Delaware bax “broad laws.” You can But not take out a charter for a corporation Jealin anything from yellow gold Hundreds of corpora © the country are char. Delaware laws aware a charter fee, send 00 excess funds your attorney around once the to hold an “annual meeting your yearly charter tax regularly there is to 4 Stock 2 to be. paid fer a year} © treasury are ever had © is derived from tn a 8 well as spu General Mo-| * capitalization hartered here ) money in the state | because ' nd dollars a mile is| yoing spent for 260 miles of con crete highways. The state will soon | have 600 fireproof schools. Delaware the rest of United States keeps her rich * not tax property He’s Honest, He’s a Lawyer— He’ r Dead ‘ public | officials in Berkshire, ia dead. He nvariably advised potential clients tent on taking legal action, not to] go to law, teNing them that, if their cases were won or lost, they would in all probability be worse off at the end. | Wife Writes of Hate, | Hubby Gets Divorce} LONDON, M I hate you. 1} you,” Mrs, Ede her husband, “If t other man in the world I would never end my days with such as I hate you y name of wro the ve * she said © from you.” sree. Not Such a Bad Alibi at That 1 as, March 26. Taylor got his DALLAS Hmm,” rer office here when the returned from lunch 15 you enjoy your suppe I'm sorry, sir,” she answered shyly pointing to a broken-off | French heel, “But 1 got it caught in| un iron grating on the sidewalk.” British Aero Club | Challenges F ench| UNION TAILORS In our immense stock of spring woolens you will surely find a pattern that will please youy Prices as low as $30.00, club, The competition will take place at Beauce next autumn, |Egg -Laying Contest Will Last a Year PARIS, March 26.—An egg-laying competition, which is to last. one | is being mastituted by the h ministry of agriculture on state experimental farm at Vauix It will begin October 1. red fowls will be entered. nge from the J 304 PIKE ST. Luna Park Swimming Pool opens |March 27th,—Advertisement, “It is a blessing to /% DS ORO IPOS OTTO F. KEGEL, President PIKE ST. ano FIFTH AVE, l VICTOR ~ RECORDS An evening’s more than enjoy. entertainment that you will Mischa Elman, Violinist Nocturne in E Flat—Opus 9, No. 2.... Chopin Alma Gluck, Soprano, with Violin Obligato Angels’ Serenade Alma Gluck and E. Zimbalist Ave Maria Bach-Gounod Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra Scheherazade—Festival at Bagdad.... Enrico Caruso Heavenly Aida Enrico Caruso-Louise Homer Home to Our Mountains Enrico Caruso-Antonio Scotti Swear in This Hour! ... Verdi Emilio de Gogorza, Baritone The Holy City Stephen Adams John McCormack-Fritz Kreisler Serenade Moszkowski Amelita Galli-Curci Home, Sweet Home HOOSIER — the Kitchen Cabinet that saves miles of steps pay | With the Hoosier You Can Almost Prepare a Meal in the Dark THE HOOSIER Kitchen Cabinet represents all the best that American housewives have learned about cutting out waste steps and un- necessary labor in the kitchen. It organizes the kitchen in a compact, get- at-able way—keeps every ingredient for cook- ing within instant reach. One glance at your Hoosier and you are ready to order your day’s groceries. The Hoosier embodies every proved “im- provement”—all the rest have been rejected. Come to our store and sit in front of a Hoosier. Grote-Rankin—Pike and Fifth—Grote-Rankin “pid | By Horse Sense The difference between is, that it is not common. Practical people with “horse sense” great difference in dentistry. This is the only large dental office in the West com. posed of skilled dental surgeons, being owners and special izing on certain branches, Now this office and our service are for your benefit, and if you allow yourself not to take the advantage of what we offer—it is your loss, Open Evenings “horse sense” and common sense realize there is a Gahaescae es STAR WANT ADS BRING RESU