The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1920, Page 4

THURSDAY, SEPTEMRER 22, 1926. THE SEATTLE STAR Thomas Meighan Has Stellar 7 nm |, "CIVILIAN ' CLOTHES’ It’s better than the stage play, still running . . U. of W. Quartet é. atmosphere contains at four thousand billions of tons 1 directly accessible. | The King of Siam has ordered sev- ‘canals to be filled in to make for his motor cars. (OM SEUM t tonight and Friday sz The Paramount drama ofa w i tor 2 lections— DROTHY “GUILTY OF 10 9 “You do not understand. You have only the desire hold—to A Mermaid Comedy “DUCK INN” | Strand News Woman Prohibition Agent Appointed SAN FRANCISOO, Sept. 33.—Mrs. Gladys Kimball 3Varburton has |taken charge of the office of prohi- | bition enforcement officer for Call-| fornia, which was left vacant three | | days ago when oren A. Handiey was kijled tn an automobile ‘accident, Her appointment, which came from the prohibitiom enforcement | Dureaa at Washington, ls temporary. | Mrs. Warburton was said to be the} first woman to whom this work has been entrusted. } A fire on one of the stages of the! |Thomas H. Ince studios, at Culver City, Calif, recently partially de- stroyed a magnificent ballroom set| |which was being timed for scenes in| |“Beau Revel,” an Ince-¥’ance special. | Quick work by Captain George Min- nick, professional firefighter on the | Ince “lot,” preveuted serious dam age E ‘The test master-piece in the | Art Galery tot Life ts Nature's portrayal ofthe hema Js in ite compontte . It*presents | REX—Tem Mix in “The Terror.” PN natant cote Beton | CLEMMER | As O, Henrys hero, the iano Kid, in “A Double-Dyed Decetver,” |at the Clemmer this week, Jack Pick: | ford's distinttive ability finds a moat interesting medium tn the role of the youth who felt* that even being known thruout Texas as “bad hom bre” was a small honor, inasmuch as that reputation wan based on dead Mexicana, and included “no white men.” Hin adventures in @ amall {South American town, where the greater part of the action takes place, prove to be most entertaining. Marie Dunn ts Pickford’s winsome j Hele leading lady, cee LIBERTY “The Cradie of Courage” at the Liberty thin week, presenta Biy Hart jin an entirely new role, He doesn't perform any of his usual wild west | stunts, but he does get into a fistic encounter with Thomas Santachi, which is one of the big scenes of the |photoplay. Ann Little ts Bill's lead ing lady, ‘There are sevefal additional fea tures on the program, © including pictures of the recent bomb outrage in New York, and a Mack Sennett comedy, “The Quack Doctor.” eee COLISEUM Dorothy Dalton ts now appearing @t the Coliseum in “Guilty of Love,” @ screén version of Avery Hopwood's |wtage success, “This Woman—This | Man.” The pretty star, playing the lead ing role, is Thelma Miller, a New England girl who becomes gove: THE SCREEN'S LEADING COMEDIAN— HAROLD LLOYD In the comedy feast— “GET OUT AND GE UNDER” JACK PICKFORD IN AN 0. HENRY STORY “A DOUBLE-DYED DECEIVER” CLEMMER MUSIC LIBORIUS HAUPTMAN Direetor Conerrta Afternoon ‘There’s No Picture Like the - Picture of Health your ‘with characteristics of this pleture of the body in perfect werking order, all which ave sound, well organised and. performing their functions freely, natural! Me merteac™ KO maples comma meas see For Sale by All Druggists—Al Owl Drug Company lways in Stock at the today. woman. When he returns to officer who marries a canteen worker overseas. return to this side he discovers his wife is a wealthy society Role in “Civilian Clothes” A scene from “Civilian Clothes,” the new photoplay star- ring handsome Thomas Meighan, which opens at the Strand Meighan has the sympathetic role of a young army Upon their civilian clothes his wife loses interest in him and their domestic difficulties form the theme of the story. of eh man's family, Falling in tov: th her employers brpther, her youth and innocence get he? into difficulties. A forced marriage is the result, and Thelma disappears im. modiately afterward. Some time) later, her hustand discovers her teaching school in an outlying dis trict and, by an unexpected turn of is brought to them. eee COLONIAL J, Warren Kerrigan's new picture, “Number 99." which opened at the Colonial Wednesday, is from the magazine serial “One Week-End,” |by Wyndham Martyn, the famous | Hingtian novelint, who wrote “The Man Outside” and other popular stories, “Number 99° ts o Gelightfal story of New York society life, and con taing all the keen humor and lively jplot Interest of the author's printed | work. On the same bill Eddie Lyons and Hee Moran, the clever comedians, jappear in “La La Lucille,” a breesy jcomedy, which deals with the trials land tribulavions of newly-weda eee events, happin | REX Bat Carson (No Limit® they cated jhim) wae a U Until Friday Night Only TOM MIX —IN— “The Terror” Thomas doesn’t stand around posing —he be- lieves in action, and will surely send a shiver up your spine. Christie Comedy “License Applied For” Savings Bank Book. est.” marshal, He waa sent to the town of Bonoro, up in the Sierras, to run down a band of outlaws who Were stealing gold on its way from the mine to the town, He had his hands full when he arrived, but when he got started !t wasn't long before he had run the outlaws to learth. AN of which is shown in “The Terror,” @ picture filled with thrille and romance, starring Tom Mix, at the Rex this week. |Aged Wife Guilty in Plot to Kill Husband + SALEM, Ore., Bept. 23.—Sentence | will be passed today on Mra Lena Steiger, 62, who wan found guilty }iawt night by a jury of assaulting her husband with intent to kill. Sho is alleged to have entered in to conspiracy with Jesse Mullinix, now serving & heven-year sentence for murdering T. W. Steiger last March, Republican Central Committee Meeting Meeting of the republican central committee, originally scheduled for laat Tuesday, is being held at 2 p. m ‘Thursday, in the Hote! Butier, at the call of State Chairman Samuel A. Walker Gladys George ts playing !n sup- port of Douglas MacLean in “Some Chickens.” || Double Knockout Bill || That Big Five Reet Langhfest LALA cen LuciLLe A Hit on the Stage A Scream on the Screen || THEN THERE’S— J. Warren Kerrigan And His Own Company —In— “NUMBER 99" JOE ROBERTS ON THE BANJO Be An Author— and furnish the material, the statistics, for the most interesting book you can own—the As you read it each month, its contents will increase in “inter- Let our Savings Department provide you with the necessary binding and pages to build this valuable book. NATIONAL CITY BANK OF SEATTLE Second at Marion | Petar Patter Blanche Sweet, and her director, Henry King, who also playa the jeading role opposite the Pathe star, utilized the very Iatest methods of speedy trannportation in going to and from Catalina Island locations in filming “Help Wanted Male.” ‘The neript called for an escape in & hydroplane, and Minn Sweet and King whisked to and from the ts land resort in the naval aircraft, thus saving many hours of time, see Ruth Roland was the guest of honor at @ box party given by Mr. and Mra, Alexander Pantages re cently, the event being the opening of the new Pantages theatre in Los Angeles, eee Marguerite Snow, who ta well known to film fans all over the country, and who han played leading feminine roles opponite all of the best known stare, plays an emo onal role-in H. B. Warner's latest Pathe feature, “Felix O'Day,” which was taken from the novel of the same name by F. Hopkinson Smith ee W. Hansen, widely known an one of the most experienced and capat!: wtago Manager of the Went Coast Studion has joined the Thomas H Ince staff, in the capacity of stage manager. cee Jack Nelson, who joined the H.. Ince forces several months ago to direct Douglas Mac Lean, hag been placed under @ long term contract to continue the direc tion of the popular young star. (Pzzeis Sy | THOUSANDS OF set (Coming Sotwrdey)!"" VETS COMING | ( Anita Stewart, the winsome young star who will be seen at the Coliseum beginning Saturday, as the heroine in “Harriet and the Piper,” the popular story by Kathleen Norris, which ran recently in one of the leading magazines. Big Army of Wild Westers on Way Here for Reunion Several thousand veterans of the Piet division are expected at the first reunion of the Wild West out fit to be held here Saturday and Bunday. Teduced rates have been provided for ex gervice men attending, it was announced Wednesday by the Union Pacific syst Return tickets on the Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line, Oregon Washington Railroad 7) and Navigation company, Chicago, q Milwaukee and St. Paul and the | Northern Pacific lines will be issued at one and one-third the regular one way rate, To take advantage of the tariff all on that is required o fthe vets is that they show their discharge or other evidence of their status. eee California Veterans Will Celebrate, Too SAN FRANCIS), Sept. 23,—More, than 20,000 veterans and friends as expected to be here for the first an nual reunion of the Ninty-first dt vision here and in Oakland Saturday and Sunday. Many hotel reserva tions bave already been made. A fly ing circus with 30 planes will be one of the features. Every ton of sem water contains one grain of gold; at this rate there are 90,000,000,000 tons of gold in the sea. ‘ Friday Special Sales $1.25 Mercerized Damask, $1.00 Yard —Exeellent quality, 64 inches wide, retty stripe and floral patterns. iday only at this special reduc- with For tion. $4. $3.65 Dozen —Good weight, firmly woven, mercer- ized Cotton Damask Napkins, size 21x 21 inches. Hemmed ready for use. Spe- 50 Napkins cial for Friday at this reduction. —Becond Floor —Second Floor 95c “Pabcolin” 69c Square Yard —1,500 yards of attractive cut Tile, Geometrical and Inlaid Wood patterns, all in popular colorings. —“Pabcolin” is a felt base floor covering, possessing exceptional wearing qualities. —For use in the kitchen, pantry and * bathroom, also very adaptable for sun parlors, Rape yd porches, nurseries, sew- ing rooms and hallways: Friday only at 69c square yard. —Fourth Floor Silk Petticoats ' $4.95 —Another lot of 50 just received for a Friday’ special. All jersey, all taf- feta, jersey top with taffeta flounce, and all messaline. ‘ —All the new wanted colors, includ- ing Black, White, Brown, Navy, King Blue, Parple, ‘Green and Taupe. Plain colors, changeables, stripes and novelty effects. —Second Floor Coats at $45.00 —A special-purchase sale, offering most exceptional values in a variety of smart new. styles. —INCLUDING MANY NOVELTY EFFECTS IN BOTH COAT AND WRAP STYLES. ALL FULL-LINED WITH NOVELTY SILK IN STRIKING EFFECTS. NAVY BEAVER ' Draperies $5.50 Filet Panel Net, $3.95 —White and ivory, 214 yards long; all new designs. $1.25 Curtain Madras, 75 Yard —86-inch wide, Mulberry, Gold, Rose, Green and Blue; plain colors. Fourth Floor Brief Cases and Music Rolls —$10.00 Brief Cases, cial $7.95. —$18.50 Brief Cases, cial $9.75. —$18.50 Brief Cases, cial $18.50. —$7.50 Music Rolls, special $5.95. —Fifth Floor spe- Beads. spe- $8.50. spe DELFT BLUE Jet Beads $5.00 —High grade Italian Jet Regularly priced in our stock at $6.50, $7.50, —Graduated Oval Cut Beads, in opera and princess lengths. BROWN NANKING —Third Floor $2.00 Union Suits $1.45 —Women’s fall weight cotton Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, band top, ankle length. Sizes 4 to 9. —A special purchase of 280 suits which would be priced at $2.00 in regular stock. For Friday at $1.45. —First Floor $2.50 Silk Stockings, $1.95 —100 pairs women’s full-fashioned Pure Thread Silk Hose with lisle garter top and sole. In black, cordo- van, gray and navy. —Street. Floor strands of First Floor Special Price Basement FOUR SPECIAL UNDERPRIGED LOTS FOR FRIDAY Silk Blouses, $2.00 —150 Blouses and Overblouses of crepe de chine in a_ variety of at- tractive styles, with kimono sleeves and both collar and collarless models. Sizes 36 to 42. Women’s Coats 18 ONLY—$5.00 EACH —Women’s and Misses’ Short Coats of mixed coatings, suitable for riding and general everyday’ wear. ° r) Girls’ Coats 15 ONLY—$5.00 EACH —Mostly of Navy Serge. A few of mixed coatings, suitable for school wear, Coverall Aprons $2.00 —Sizes for stout women. 100 in the lot. Indigo percale in small figures and narrow stripes. Sizes 48 to 56.