The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1920, Page 4

Foam.” a Ralph Ince predection, in| which Zena Keefe is featured. ace “Latogote myways good o iret National has « big fun offering here this week— inert LOVE DAVIS Afternoon and Night On the Wurlitzer 0 COMING Wonderful Constance Talmadge Seenies '-& Many a Pretty Face ; Spoiled by Pimples | n't close your eyes to the warn-| no equal ‘as @ blood cleanser i 8.8.5., nich »| the purely vegetable blood medicine, easels: ap which has been on the market for jpenries appece o@ ene more than 50 years. It is sold by druggists everywhere. If you are afflicted with this form disfiguring, but they lead! of skin disease do not expeet to be te skin diseases that spread | cured by lotions, ointments, salves | gad enuse the most discomforting| nnd other local remedies, as they | and pain. Sometimes they cannot possibly reach the source of Eczema, botis, blisters, scaly the trouble, which is in the blood. other annoyances that | Begin taking 5.8.8. today, and write and make/a complete history of your case to feel that your skin 1s ablaze. our chief medical adviser, who wilt BERT these symptoms appear on| give you special instructions, with. of the bedy, mke prompt| out charge. at once to Medi- ‘to rid the blood of these disor-| cal Director, 827 Swift Laboratory, mm And the one remedy which has} AUanta, Ga Fatty Arbuckle tm a dramati: } role. Sounds rather funny, doem rt it? However, Mr. Arbuckle steps put in “The Round-Up,” at the Stran @ thin in A most pleas “The Round-Up’ af the Southwent, and | thrills aplenty in the action., The | scenes are laid In Apache lan |, and in the development of the pi pt In d@iank, renegades, frontiermme: | and young women are employed | A vast variety, The theme is one «¢ self. merifien and as a result the cll maxes are highly dramatic. Ar buckle ae the sheriff does s ine of the most effective work of his: tareer, and Dis complaint that “nobod 7 loves a tat'mun,” in so far as he corned, ip a fallacy. , Mubet Julienne Scott plays site the star. “The RoandUp” ts the fink of ‘a series of feature dramas in wh ich Ar- buckle is featured. ee CLEMMER The highly dramatic story pf “The Cheater,” the pbateplay at the Clemmer this week, revolve ¢ around Lily Meany, the daughter ¢ an un- principled conjurer known as “Peg.” ‘These two play upon the credulity of refined people, who takp stock in thefr fake sctence, and who even ome to them to be curéd of their imaginary tila. Hearing thet Lity Nas power to) boul the sick, yew1g Judah (Lord | Angarby) sammane her to his an-| contras home and begs her to heal his sixtor, Eve, who tus Deen declared an metruble cripple. Ooenfrenting the simyde faith of the Me girl and that of ler noble Dbrether, Lily mndderdy & change of heart,. and thoroly ashamed of her many GecepGona, she seta about to demonstrate thas there ts some goed in Rew after all. May Allin, tn the rele of Lily, does some fine acting. King Raggot. widely known to motion picture fans by reaenn of the work in any number of big productions, is cast as Judah. | On the same bil Larry Semon in| appenvibs in a comedy, “The Stage | Mane.* eee COLIen™M “Bitamutd,” the character played by al High Class Dentistry At most reasonable prices. Extracticn absolutely with- out pain or bad after ef- fects. All work guaranteed 16 years. Take care of your health. X-RAY FREE 9 to.10:30 A. M. United Painless Dentists Phone Elliott 3633 Third and James Street. Common Witchhazel Fine for Sore Eyes It I# surprising how anickly exe | inflammation is helped by commen | witehhazel, camphor, hydrastin, ote., as mined in Lavoptik eye wash. One| elderly lady, who had been troubled with chronic eye inflammation for many yearn, was greatly helped fn two days, We guarantee a small bottle of Lavoptik. te help ANY CASE weak, strained or inflamed eyes, Aluminum eye cup WRK. Swift Drug Ce, and leading drug- iste THE SEATTLE STA Roscoe Arbuckle Has Dramatic Role in “The Round Up” at the Strand ss mm” Fasten) age ee » ’ k y Ag 7 Be ae “Fatty” Arbuckle aa “Slim” Hoover, the happy-go-lucky, bec Se adnan hero of “The Round Up,” at the Strand this week. * Loe Chaney tn the eereen version of | Kid Burns, the ex-pugilint, ie a hap Gouveneur Morris’ great stery, “The | py blending of the interpretations of Penalty,” at the Coliseum this week | the character by many actors on the in @ part that is unique in the annals! speaking stage, on which the pleoe of the screen. Bileaard is the lagieas, Was one of the mont successful of master of Ban Francisco's under. | ferings ever presented. Not only ha» world, whose satanic hatred of hu-| Mr, Ray incorporated the best bits manity ie tinged with the fantas.|dcne by George M. Cohan and Vict tle cruelty of an unbalanced mind | Moore, tn the part, but he has also Hie one alth in life in to get revenge |embodied any new and convincing on the docter who amputated his Work created by the many stock legs when aa a amall boy he was in-|sctorn who have at times appeared jured in an automobile accident—it ! the play. havin been discovered tater that the| Dorothy Devore ts charming an amputation had not been Mary, the little house maid with Rose, « lovely young secret service | whom Kid Burns is in love operative, is aaxigned to ferret out| eee the reason for Blizzard's mysterious hat factory. At the risk of her life the girl wine @ place in Bltenard's homa He is struck by her beauty and makes her his favorite, Hose, fascinated by this remarkable man. fools herself falling under his spel! and finally realizes that she lover him. One of the most siriking erences in the picture ts when Bliezerd dis covers Rose in a detective and listens to her confession. ‘The picture comes to @ Gramatic and unusual climax when Blissard COLONIAL. Hall Caine’s famous story, “The ." hae been traneferred to the screen as @ starring vehicle fof If you were an honest young prise fighter and your best pal wired you to come to New Rochelle at once NII from yeur home on the East Bide of | and oo that I New York, and when you hit New Rodhefle a tot of Muffy soctety wom en mistook you for your friend, and | the townspeople gave you a huge- but embarrassing—reception, what would you do? ‘This tx the predicament Kid Burne Imacit in, at the beginning | ‘orty-Five Hinutes From Broad. way.” After that he encounters all | sorts of exciting adventures, and he} r remedies ot no relief ine"s gon, Derwent Hail. The story) AUTO SMASHUP, Instantly Killed When Car Hits Barricade Funeral of Walter Byres, who was instantly Killed near Olympia Saturday night when an automobile in which he was riding crashed into & barricade acrown the highway was held Monday at 2 p. m. from St. Mark's Episcopal church Kyres, who was 26, fought thru out the recent war with the Brit inh army. He was injured four times and received a like number of decorations for gallant work in aption. Kyren waa riding with a friend who evidently mistook the danger lantern as the taillight of another automobtie. Walter Lace, the driver, and Her. bert Jensberg, both of Seattle, were removed to an Oiympla hospital where their injuries are pronounced not serious, FARMERS MAY PEDDLE MILK Threaten to Invade Local Distributing Field Uniess milk emer restore the Wholesale price of milk to $3.66 a hundred pounds té the farmers, pro- } | tard, president of the United Dairy association, declared. In the meantime the reeently ap- pointed milk commimion is awaiting anawers to several hundred ques- tionnaries sent to dealers and farmers relative to costs and revenues af the milk business, The commianion expects te resume sittings Tuenda RAARIARAAAR AAR ARRAN filled with dramatic situations and the star's acting is splendid, Daniel Mylrea is the son of the bishop of Mun, the hereditary baron of the tale, whose temporal power is higher even than tht of the deem- ster, of governor. The bishop desires Dan take orders, He prefers to be- & son and a daughter—Ew: Mona. Dan and Mona are in A jaszical mix-up of prohibition. reformers, old maida, bootlergers and | pretty girle—that's “What Happened EYRES DIES IN. | alsa meeta hia fate in the form of) |Mary, the dear little hqusemaid tn | hin friend's Rome. | Charles Ray's characterization of | told to Jones,” the sereen comedy at the Rex thie week, in whieh Bryant table Compound and it has b | Washburn tm playing the leading very much, I am well and Prong | rote He if at his best in thie new and now able to do my work. I can) Picture. not thank you enough and I recom. | Altho George Broadhurst wrote mend your medicine to my friends who | ‘M# farce for the stage long before We. | are sick."——-Mre, Suse Sacataxsky, |¢°7Ress became a national character Insare your bere against brenk- age. Ask as about it. 325 Pre Staeer Near Fovarn. No Chance “For Overch eet arge What = comfortable feettng !t fa to step inte a taxicab ‘and KNOW POSITIVELY that you are NOT going to be over charged, That's the situation everytime you ride ima SEATTLE TAXICAB COMPANY maehine, because our taxicabs are all equipped with printing taximeters that automatically issue ® printed receipt, show ing the exact amount to pay the driver. No other company guarantees you this protection. Ask Driver fer Your Receipt | looked wy 25 Fast 17th St, Rayonne, N. J. istic, the scenes of “bootlegging” are It must be admitted by every fair. |Overwhelmingty true to present-day minded, {ntelligent that «| conditions. medicine could not five and grow in| Mr. Washburn piays the part of popularity for over forty years, aed | “Jimmie” Jones, who breezes thru today a record for auch wonder. |th@ story outwitting bootleggers, ful suecess as does Lydia BE. Pink- | sheriffs, and exposing a fake reform- ham's Vegetable Compound, without er tn @ manner which provokes | possessing great virtue and actual | hearty laughter, worth, Such medicines must he) Margaret Loomis makes a fascin- m and termed both atand. | ating Cimy Smith Frank Johanson ard and dependable by every thinking | makes a character pit stand out person as Anthony Goodley, = who later prov to be a confidencs man, As Bobbie Brown, t ‘thirsty’ one with a super-prohibition wife, J, Maurice Poster adds galety of the piece. the reformer, : much to the tos Bump; 2 Men Cut and Bruised Gus Angeles, 1541 W. 49th st, and | George Pappas, 6134 Ballard ave., | were cut and bruised when Pappas drove his machine into a second au tomobile standing in the highway near Duwamish, Sunday night | Aw All week | Hee whole life was ® deception MAY ALLISON “THE MIRACLE WOMAN” bb “THE CHEATER” Larry Semon | Thousands of people take ant | reMediesh, $2.08. Herb Medicine Mfg: | Co, P. ©. Box 861, Seattle.—Adver- | tise Is Your Land Title An ‘Insured Title? | Can you afford to take chances on your home? If the land ttle is insured by this company, our entire assets of More than $600,000 stand be- tween you and any loss due to defective title, And as a fur ther guaranty, the State Treasurer perpetually holds $150,000 of our securities (as provided by Inw), #0 that even if we went out of business, | there would still be a fund available in the hands of the | State to pay losses to policy: holders, Can you afford to be without this protection? “THE STAGE HAND” Clemmer Music Libertas Hauptenan, Director —— WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY “Under State Supervision” Ametea More than $600,000.00 SGT haa | ducers are threatening Monday to do their own distributing in Seattle. The dairymen claim that it costa $3.60 for the feed coat alone of pro- ducing 100 pounds of milk. The dealers allowed the farmers $3.65 | Until October 1, when the agreement made last pring expired, when they lowered their price to $3.25. “Many of the independent dealers | Will co-operate with’ the dairymen in jthe distribution of milk,” J. A. Beol- \ \ 122i COR’ Third Ave NINERSETY Price Basement Special SPECIAL LOTS PLACED ON SALE TUESDAY AN EXCEPTIONAL LOT OF 40 Women’s and Misses’ Coats at $13.50 —10 Black Broadcloth Coats, full Venetian Tined. —13 Silvertone Cheviot Coats with self collars. — 9 Navy Velour Coats, plush trimmed. — 8 Velour Coats, with fur collars of Kit Coney. —Colors: Navy, Brown, Black, Ozford end Wine, —Sizes 16 to 42. 65 Street and Informal Dresses At $15.50 —A very attractive, showing of late style Dresses. —Navy Blue Tricotine Dresses. “—Serge Dresses made witli long tunics, —Satin Dresses, bead trimmed. —Georgette Dresses in novelty styles. ‘Webster Campbef, well known playing epposfte leading man of the ecreen, who has/stein in her forthcoming picture, supported many prominent stars, te “Pleasure Seekers.” Now—the picture that justifies almost every superia- tive you could apply to it-— Alef meron tifb on iscos Unlerworkd COMING On the WURLITZER in “Curtain”