The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 12, 1921, Page 3

FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1921, THE qy } " SECOND NEAR SENECA The Supreme Screen Sensation | MILTON SILLS Here Saturday 7 With = FREDERICK in a powerful story of mighty ‘passion! “SALVAGE” A picture that goes straight to the heart of every woman who sees it—a story of mother-love with loads of deep - arid delightful sentiment, but not a trace of sentimentality! THERE WILL BE NO ADVANCE IN PRICES | STRAND ORCHESTRA Under S. K. Wineland, Will Play 7 “Silver Threads Among the Gold”—Danks, and “Tea Leaves”—Whiting DARREL V. COLE VANITY BURTON HOLMES FIRST NATIONAL 1 L Baritone COMEDY SCENIC KINOGRAMS " Lionel Barrymore Leaves Tonight in “Jim The Penman” TQ MENTS A ° : ' = a By Wanda von Kettler" ‘friendly kind. So. of cushion, she| — AMUSEMENTS sold for whatever it will bring. ‘ whereabouts of Louis Cohen for The unex: | fe ncand: Eiwe Mote 2525 | Star's “Missing Kelative’ depart ment, and to obtain a squint into my fr nica eas | own fated future, was satisfied in &! room, “we'll talk it ¢ Uniginaim small apartment house on Spring *t.| medium, but 1 dont’ care to have it/again, “he wen There { found ady with ‘au us ut he discussed in thi |hair, who wore a dress and didn't approv sary commeotions in the hall. unneces A FEATUE GLASSES often c their becomingness. In bar | “How do you do?” I said, friendly yain counter ready made sad” ag Ue sameness aoe tne glasses thig feature must nec essurily be ignored. In fitting glaswes we ta into consider: ation your appearance as well as your wight apartment; “Do you tel for Unmmmmm initials—elther Columbia Service, means both good and yood lovking glasses COLUMBIAN #hout the house—-just come inside.” So, feeling un nec and shr I en z | ter realm * 16) wit > further opportunity to z comment M ‘His name | mind, however und he disappeared | ay AVE an was all mad Wm Seattle some time ago.” £515 FOURTH that the little COMBN CERTAINLY | Miss von Kettler dy with the| COMING BACK STORES JM DENVER PORTLAND. OMArtA | sharp black eyes and fluffy hair ve ' KANSAS CITY, DALLAS “* SALTLAKE | wearing the brown ging SEATTLE STAR a emma, Lolabel and Lyle Are Some Anglers THE GROTE-RANKIN @@) _ WANDA YET FAR FROM MR. COHEN. She Visits Palmist in Search of Missing Man) "___'@ themselves. Nothing reserved — the stock must be PAGE 3 It’s a Vacation Picture} i | Jans ‘. Victor . VICTOR Red Seal RECORDS For the entire family to enjoy—records that | will*bring new entertainment and interest. No | other such small investment will bring such rich returns as Victor Red Seal Records. There are very desirable numbers in this list: } 64769 Méditation (Glosounow)............. Heifetz $1.25 Crepuscale (Twilight) (Massenet) .Galli Curei | They may be young, but they have old ideas. When it| comes to fishing in the briny deep, Pa Fritz has nothing on | Lolabel and Lyle. Lolabel is 5 years old and Lyle is. 3. This picture was entered in The Star-Piper & Taft “Vacation| Outing Snapshot” contest by B. J. Fritz, of 4810 Fremont ave. | } MOS .Scaibs sites cantons Werrenrath ] Daly WOW sss ca docs han vodek McCormack ] Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still. . . Johnson t. folks? Have you] The time limit on the contest will How abe ontr tar-Piper & Taft! be anne a near future. Lim: GHAR is sk vcd tele oe eee an Kreisler © | There w ty of time for ev: | $1.25 erybod: BUT PICTUR LE 64913 When You and I Were Young, Maggie... CEIVED FIRST WILL BE GIVI PREFERENCE, McCormack Waltz in C Sharp Minor ......... Scheherazade—Festival at Bagdad...... | 2 Sisto ah > Mamie wk Philadelphia Orchestra } Blue Danube Waltz (Strauss).......... seevesess .++++++++++Philadelphia Orchestra Dreams of Long Ago (Carro!l-Caruso) .Caruso #, Second and Spring For You Alone.......+...2....-0504: 4 Rosary ..................-Schumann-Heink Abide With Me................ Gluck-Homer Hard Times Come Again No More..... r instance, flying, boat ng, mountain climbing. — ee : Portland, O1 % It’s a Tight Tie | eeton income” tat tee and No Slip Knot 2» »°t texa!, they brought them ister to Battleground and were | Bureau of M DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING issing ~T EVERY little movement VANCOUVER, Wasb., Aug. 12—/ reg over Relatives means more thirst. ‘Two marriages in eight days on one | 2 4 invites ite readers to ure this jcense ie the record of James Mack | TACOMA.—Third division, @ S and Grace Merrill, both of Battie A., to start for Camp Lewis ‘ground. When told, after being*mar- Camp Pike, Ark., September 1 | ange J ont | fe repredece sock items ae will interest Sp ey | ALBERT WALLER—Pormerly of | Albert Waller is being | A. Erickson, 1901 10th | BEN MATTHEWS — Mrs ne 6M. Deshazér, Parker in eeeking information as to the whereabouts of her brother, Reu ben Matthews, last heard of at Dal-| }las, Tex. She also wants to find} two sisters, Mrs, Nellie Williams, of | Prarie, Texas, and “Mra. | mantine Wilkinson, of Arlington, | | Texas | | |Wins in Dangerous | | Mid-Air Struggle LONDON. Aug, 12.--When the ox. |§ | yee pipe in Barnbe " 2,000 feet in ay, Lieut. Pav $50,000.00 Damage by Water The break of the water pipe on the sixth floor caused the flood. It happened Sunday morning, August 7. Entire store was flooded, water running from the ceiling in streams. Merchandise by the thousands of dollars was damaged by water. En- tire stock now on sale at prices that will speak for plane was down wtibout injury to the crew Thix Week—Matines Saturday “MY LADY FRIENDS” ulation of Laughter St, Mats.: 250-500 Wor ‘Tax “PANTAGES bis 7 and ® an UNION PANTS SHOES Now SUIT $2.38 $1.68 89c $9.35 sree : THE FLOOD SALE Loew's 1006 First Ave. — ktowmeinad | REMEMBER THE FLOOD SALE. Q WORK and DRESS