The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1920, Page 8

|Motion Picture Men Meet Here More than 106 1 picture ex ¢ the New Wash bitors att day for Eexhit plet in hotel Tue at whieh Northwest a two-da ming of the at MoxDougall /outhwick Second Avenue at Pike = i Our Semi-Annual Se esa ta at $2,800 r ClearanceSale ||[&&vm™. JOHNSON SAYS IT IS HIS DUTY TO STATE FACTS Owes It to Public to Tell of Remarkable Benefits He Received From Tanlac Silk and Wool Dresses For Women and Misses At Great Reductions $45 Tricotine, Serge, Checked Velour, Satin and Tricotine, Georgette and Taffeta combinations. aman has suffered with ara, and then f gives hin Colors —Navy —Taupe —Blue —Brown —Black Style Features —Three-tier Skirts —Plaited Skirts ~—Long and Short Sleeves —Uncut Fringe —Novelty Girdles Iw my stomach. MacDougall Southwick, Second Floor ugh 1 wa wld have My Clearance of Individual Blouses $9.95 and $15.00 Georgettes, Novelty Silks. Many styles. Varied colors. —MacDougall Southwick, Second Floor k and anything FURNISHES GOOD PICTURE LOCATIONS | Motion picture stars and others still continue to rave about the beaw. Wishing: \Ghibe< aed ‘eonax f Hollywood, but there is a no t put on flesh or t le movement to return ter how much yo , im Co. and get en for at iP money b Blood-Iron fou nothing. IMPORTANT — Blood-Iron hate 4 sold only in original p- containing enough for teles’ treatment, at $1.50 per en Phosphate w Shirley Mason haa completed her latest production, “The Little Wan derer.” Bring home some of Pastry and Hard Rolls ment j SAVE YOUR EYES Failing Eyesight Restored by Our System wv 5 lia THE soMET FLASS IN OF Advertine American Music for Americans st ASSES Exorbitant Prices OUR OFrrER f © 1 A pair al ® al lensea f Keep alive that great Love for the Nation that made America “reat. Here are a few of the many fine American airs that should be every home brate the Fourth with MUSIC— has in Cele. Patriotic Records lo the Fourth 2367—Star Spangled Panner Battle Hymn of the Repubite 1548—Columbia, The Gem of the Ocean. American Wa ngs—Mediey. 1808—Tenting on the Old Camp Grounds. The Vacant Chair 5977—American Patrol. 2254—Patriotic Airs—Medley. 2470—Over There. 16495—Hail, Columbia, Yankee Doodle. 64791—When You Come Pack, and You Will Come Rack $848—National Emblem March # and Stri Tell That to the Marines. You Can't Beat Us. 17578—America. Red, White and Blue. 2936—Fourth of July—1880. Fourth of July—1920, of the most tions of the day. conceals information about is little short of criminal. about their teeth—all about try spread fering. 2657 disease cannot sickness, People We will be very glad to play these — and advertise. others—over for you in one of our THIRTY PRIVATE RECORD ROOMS. Fark 14.21 Third SEATTLE’S MUSICAL HEADQUARTERS All the Records for All using the E. R. Parker § fession. He is opposed to ignorant of the dangers of infected teeth. _ Under the new ethics, the great me ting good dentistry, while under th favored few knew ER) na st ee WAR STEM, New Ethics in Dentistry People are entitled to know all for infected teeth cause wide- and know these things unless they are told, and the best way to tell them is to That is why’ Régistered ‘Dentists f ystem ad- vertise—because advertising educates and tells where good dentistry can be had at moderate prices. Dr. Parker is thus making new and bette 0 about it and could afford it. _ Your health depends much upon your teeth, invited to call and have a free examination made, E.R. PARKER SYSTEM 1619 Westlake Avenue THE SEATTLE STAR Talented Actress Appearing in “Sea Wolf” at Strand This Week Is Ardent Horsewoman Mabel Julienne Scott, the beautiful young star appearing at the Strand this week, is here t. Mi a to an automobile. Miss Scott is typical! Sack Country,” hown on her favorite moun 3 Scott i plendid equestrian and prefers a horse She is the heroine of Jame of Marge O' Doone,” an outdoor girl. and “The Courage picture lead. is lead, is “We sture in which Mi famou » mixture of brutal sea captain and a stirring fi” Larsen, a tory. The central figure i student of philosophy. ew REN ,” the p sion of Jack yndon' s TODAY'S PROGH AMS inte Marehall Neilae's Marry Carey in “He : Yonid Bennett in “Ktep Intit finally his wit t home to mother with a bums COLONIAL ound the «= epi color DOF EMT YRS MISERY Vivian ch ‘Used Lydia E. Pinkham's becomes Star Vegetable Compound and Recovered. x. -_x J ewark d “1 had an org | SUMMER BEAUTY HINT re P At the same time, with a #port Engiar writte play was} A COLISEUM He Ain't The doctor said le and treated ! for severa weeks, At times I could not walk at all and I suffer o fa | is by far at conspicw | | ng. I ‘our Vegetable Compound and “| Medicine and thrée of my taking them to advantage e for a testi Turns, Coventsr urnett St., Ne J wan have recor N rark, "| You are Invited to write for free advice No other medicine has been 80 suc woman's suffer Pinkham’s Vege Women may 1 in relieving link Rich’ in’ ‘nae beauty and rich in talent, thi. che ng | just been promoted to dom by William Fox. Rich. Her magneti personality, combined with talent for, the dmana is al- ready well known to photo- play patrons. Miss Rich has already started her first star- ehicle, “Would You For- WANT TO FEEL = give?” YOUNG? YES! Then pack all your troubles in a grip |and come here before | Saturday. MARY PICKFORD “Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm’ is waiting for you. rived and answered by wormey lonly ad held in strict confidence. | | ivian HE health of the people is one important ques- Anything which health Until Friday FAST HORSES! And a thoroughbred heroine— Alice Joyce “TRE. SPORTING DUCHESS” The famous Drury Lane melodrama of society and the race track! dentis- suf- of DR. PAINLESS PARKER r ethics for the dental pro- any ethics that keep people *s are now get- e old style only the You are Painless Parker Dentist using the Clemmer Music Liborius Hauptman, Director. Phone Elliott 5494, Oliver Curwood's hich were a © |SENNETT ENTERTAINS screen actress has| i | | | | | TUFSDAY. JUNE 29, 1926. wt No Mogrets Talk about marriage mixups! Three different girls claim to be this chap’s bride—two fathers-in-law go gunning for him!—Don’t miss this laugh shock! Marsh An Six Octs with a starlike cast MattMoore “Thomas Jefferson MarjorieDav _lerbert Standing Adele Farrington Tom Guire “Wesley Barry Here until Friday night only Matinees, 25e. After 630, 35e. Children, lfc any time, All prices include tax. WALLACE on the WURLITZER Beautifal Prizma Colored Scenic | BERT LYTELL ON STAGE P OF EXHIBITORS, Arter be finishes his preseps production, Bert Lytell, Loew Mef of San Francis: | star, will leave tor New York. Ly tell will appear, on the wpeaking |stage under the auspices of Mit Loew, and will also continue ia thé pletu: GROU » California tion were nal Mack dio! last Friday. The t y all of the to be seen 10 be the Sennett for ve the Mr. fer to « chet =O 1 uh 1 a host of ett bathing JOHN DANZ McR 4” AT PIKE; oo - + - —___ DOUBLE BILL “THE GREATER SINNER” A powerful story tion STARTING WED.—3 DAYS LAST TIMES TONIGHT TUESDAY HARRY CAREY “HUMAN STUFF” of tempta- ~and the woman —-with—- JAM K. HACKETT ORMI HAWLEY IRVING CUMMINGS —and— HOOT GIBSON In a Western drama— “THE FIGHTIN’ TERROR” Now Showing JACK LONDON’S Greatest Story “THE SEA WOLF" ALSO “SOCIETY BAD MEN” By Herbert Kaufman Wineland’s “Mighty Lak’ a Rose” FISHER XYLOPHONE SOLO