The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1921, Page 3

be in Seattle Tomorrow, THURSDAY * + * YOU MAY SEE HIM in the afternoon at 7:10 in the evening 3:15 in the afternoon at 8:10 in the evening SUBVANDD CROMER SELLA at 4:00 in the afternoon at 9:15 ” in the evening These will be his only public ap- i pearances in Seat- 7 tle. > -n ere. 2 Madge Anna Sawyer's co: improved, following =n operat appendicitis x , pital. Her sec husband was interrupted Monday by “i her tilness FRECKLES ® ATHING vd THE PAST | famous motion pic- turestar, adjudged by national popu- lar vote to be the best -liked actor on the screen, will PERSON on the stages of your leading thea- tres at these hours tition is| PORTLAND, Ore, Mare the second a »yminon labor Mr. A. B. O'Brien, wh barber in New York cit ne following © buy hrough the ha and bair fluffy It wilt make a gray} ne hervine of many exciting : ea my | 3 Bartell and the druggists. | haired person look twenty years| adventur oar the popular Wil . Advertisement younger Advertinement | a liam and Mary eee ublic Knows te Shews NEW SHOW TODAY Madge Anna Sawyer |Minimum Wage of Reported Improved Loggers to Stand | ‘Guile of Women,’ Romantic Comedy, | h There will be no reduction In Anum Wage Heale for Northwest under a resolution adopted | { directors of the and Lum: | of a three-day conference present mintmutn basin wage in $3.60 Barber Gives Recipe for Gray Hair “ Dianolve Histilled or rain water not rub off, is not! sticky or gummy, and leaves the OBERT A Saturday Evening Post Comedy of a Man From Sweden When his golden-haired sweet- heart back in Sweden leaves Yal in the lurch he swears that for the rest of his life he will ignore the fair sex and stick to sailor- ing—but here you see him so anxious to get married he goes through the ceremony in his bare feet! TORCHY COMEDY— “Torchy Mixes In CHESTER OUTING SCENIC “Swat the Landlord” Elmore Crowhurst on the Jensen and Hope-Jones Wurlitzer, Von Herberg playing “Apple Blossom Nee Time.” COMING ‘Paying the Piper’ A Paramount Superspecial Picture TTLE STAR | Satisfactory Terms Always THE GROTE-RANKIN Go OTTO F KEGEL, President Jacobean Oak DINING CHAIRS As Illustrated fu Special $7.50 Each Jacobean Oak Dining Chairs in Daniels in Crell De Millie's “Wor Dtieorge Artin in “The | De | COLONIAL—TMtlth Storey in “The Golden Hope. KER Wesley Barry in “Dinty x -~— Sylvia Breamer o the design are fea- tured this week at this remark- ably low price, each $7.50. They are exceptionally well constructed and have genuine leather seats, and represent an example of the unusual values in Furniture that are being con- tinually offered at lower prices. . Scene from “The Guile of Women,” the photoptay which|'\>, opened today at the Liberty. 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