The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1920, Page 3

TNE SHATYTLE STARK THE GROTE-RANKI OTTO F. KEGEL, President |Wanda Hawley Coming Soon in Screen Version of “Miss Hobbs” Only Supe s Are Shown Here Until Friday Night Only— CHARLES RAY In His Human, As the D Natural , who came | dersey Comedy er one hy Beautiful Rock Covstall Cut Glassware at $1.49 A‘ a time when replenishing the household and the giving of gifts is under way4 comes this special sale of GENUINE ROCK CRYSTAL CUT GLASS. And it brings opportunities for saving that will be of very certain interest to those ~ concerned with purchasing any of the pieces illustrated. ia’ cenit . 1—Vase, 11 inches high. No. 9—Large Fruit Basket. \ By the piece or in sets, as Wanda Hawley on sale ae é Pp E | No. 2—Footed Fruit Bowl. No. 10—Tall Comport. described, « ARIS G R E N a aa anis ketch etna sey: fo eel ante Ne ‘3 re na t d . membered for some ark . I—Creamer and Sugar. No. 13—Shallow Comport. — \ WALLACE on the WURLITZER ‘0. 5—Iced Tea, 6 to a set. No. 14—Footed Fruit Bowl. » ‘ i : No. 15—Oval Nut Dish. playing the new hit Anytime, Anyday, Anywhere +. aeeee ws ong : No. 16—Shallow Bon Bon. .» T—Water Tumblers, toa set. No 17—Tall Comport. Yo. 8—Flat Fruit Bowl. —Basement Store “CHANG AND THE LAW" TwePart Flynn DETECTIVE DRAMA Matinees— After 6:20— S5e. Children tle at Any Time. All Prices Include Tax WANDA HAS STYLE ALL HER OWN Wanda Hawle has Tonight Then Gone TALE OF A SHIRT A common, ord and Friday— Forever— Friday—A Special Sale of Small Lots of Inlaid Linoleum The Pinch COLONIAL in “Home BRUTE FORCE IS THE ONLY LAW NORTH OF 53! CLEMMER READING of the tabulation below will indicate to you that substantial reductions have been made to close out certain small lots of these popular, serviceable floor coverings. In some of the lots there are as few as four square yards, and in others there are up to 200 square yards. $1.48 the Square Yard , “The Woman Gives” with this brilliant star asan artists’ model who risks her happiness for a man. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA playing “March Slay.” Nerino Bianchi in a cello solo. Matinees 25c. After 6:50 35e. Balcony 25c. Chil- dren llc any time. All prices include tax. LONIAL RIT REA! Come to this theatre today or to morrow and see how, through a bitter experience, the selfish school girl emerged a se rious and chastened women. frivolous, A Laig Weber Production “HOME” pnd ORCHESTRA DY ARTISTES Surrounded by enemies of the most subtle and treacherous kind, David Raine faces a savage mortal in combat in order to protect a defense- less girl, who had braved more than this in order to defend all that she held dear. It is an excit- ing moment in “THE COURAGE OF MARGE 0’DOONE” Thrill Follows Thrill—Adventure Tops Adventure SEATTLE WILL NOT SEE ANOTHER ONE LIKE IT IN A GOOD, LONG TIME STRAND 2 Bays MORE COMING SATURDAY EowArD SHELDON'S CELEBRATEDPLAY 4, Romaricé vith OTIS Keane COLISEUM sion of a Lois Weber directed the pleture For Inlaid Linoleum in a gray ground with green designs. $1.65 the Square Yard Inlaid Linoleum in a small, neat pattern, in cream, gray and black, $2.05 the Square Yard Inlaid Linoleum in a small tile pattern—blue, cream and brown pattern. $1.65 the Square Yard Small tile pattern in blue, cream and brown colors. $2.05 the Square Yard Inlaid Linoleum in a wood pattern—tan and brown colors. $2.65 the Square Yard A very heavy marble tile Inlaid Linoleum. $1.95 the Square Yard A very good quality Inlaid Linoleum in red, blue and ivory. $1.45 the Square Yard Inlaid Linoleum in tan, green and red—a well-cov- ered design. $2.85 the Square Yard Extra heavy Inlaid Linoleum in a parquet wood effect. $2.55 the Square Yard Excellent quality Inlaid Linoleum in blue, gray and white design. $1.85 the Square Yard Inlaid Linoleum of large design, in brown and tan colors. 683 Pairs of Fine Voile and Marquisette Curtains in a Special Offering WES | iCal, | Pee ed alee bo SAA. CSS BE The HERE are forty-three distinctive styles in this offering of Voile and Marquis- ette Curtains. The colors are White, Ivory and Ecrué The quantities are from two to twenty- four pairs of a pattern. The trimmings are linen edges and in- sertions, also embroidered corners and borders. The values are so unusual that you will find it to your greatest advantage to make your selections Friday, Indeed, anticipat- ing needs far into the future will be of decided advantage. —Second Floor, Drapery Section