The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1921, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1921, OLAS Mil WINNING FAME | ny me oy or ‘ wet Walter MoGrall thinks Open an Account at Grgte-Rankin’s THE GROTE-RANKIN Co) OTTO F. KEGEL, President, Walter ¢ Invisible Fear ts the villain in jin whieh Anita Stewart ix starring Vat Pridey Night Only jat the Coliseum theatre, And he has | STEWART [been a villain #0 often that he “rev:| Joly in villainy,” he sage. eon} ewe “THE INVISIBLE 99 The Mester COMING SATURDAY “All for a Woman” | “While the hero has the advantage Do Justice to the Christmas Dinner by Cooking It on a MONARCH) Malleable Range The Monarch Range is appreciated by house- wives because of its de- pendable baking quali- ties, its economy of fuel consumption and its neat, _easily-kept-clean appearance. The white enameled pan- els in the Monarch — the bright nickel trimmings are all made so they can be cleaned with a damp cloth; the linings of the range are made of vitrafused metal, and are rust proof, and the duplex draft provides easy fire control. all right for him and they worry, But they wateh for th © of the villain with appre knowing Uhat he is going to why he Until Friday Night Only ‘THE SON OF | | Tod Sloan te featured | | Fly.” screen jversion uf | race track story } er, he turned to the soreen and altho |he appeared in several pictures with | more or leas success, his great op | _| portunity came when he war in \t 4 with the part of Julio in “The ur Horsemer AY .” And his stardom ts e- | y fixed with “The § What is “A Blessing on A Few Days Left to See “THE SHEIK 4AT Rudolph Valentino, SRCOND BIG WRRK plays the role of the Arab Your Head" tain in “The Shiek,” at the St hax captured the imagination of Se- | wa cara te tnwaiaton ves | ED, PINAUD'S the many inquriee regarding him. | | HAIR TONIC In brief, this is hig history: Valen of course! tino is an Italian by birth, but an American by adoption. After a h struggle for stage honors as a da Charlie Chaplin. The famous comedy king is proving a veritable gloom-chaser at the Rex this week, where he is\ | playing a dual role in his latest comedy, “The Idle Class.” ot * % * % * * CLEMMER z J } a ) all plea | Jack Norman took up the busi she was deaf. 80 | ff being rich, and found in pee hy 3 kawa made certain that TITTLE aches grow into bi; ins . unless warded off by an epics | eae * |doing so that he was im peril of) would have absolutely true types | tion of Sloan's. Don't 1 Os ey Ihis life being taken by gangsters.|—types that would give the produc . A counter-irritant, - | Jack told Kate Blair and received/tion the proper Oriental at |the welcome ultimatum—"when you | mosphere. uncever these crooks, I'll marry) “Where Lights Are Low,” which you lix easily one of Hayakawa's best} So the young hetr hired himself; pictures,"Iy being shown this week jas hix own secretary and fought/at the Winter Garden. | mi his way thru fous channels of eee |mystery until be came to the BLUE MOUSE ie oe “Th HTH ire” Qi =weEe |“ | chase | Lon Chaney, the “legless” man of je milionaire Amazing things happen in “The |r. ponaity, | You can trade your old stove as part payment on a Monarch. DOLLS Attractive Fiber i f i [ 7. ieee A Shower of Witens! Millionaire,” Herbert Rawtinson’s fp DOOD SENR.0G At ha ™ ap /powe the underworld in the Le tien. fe ? |atarring vehicle at the Clemmer/ Power In t ‘You just Tash Steews of Tacstgun, jthis week | Roy Scott story, “The Night Rose,”| Toys, Dolls, ewl n a Ss e $s 'y mance te Keep Them . ia Abel is jwhich Is showing at the Blue Mouse BERTY + this week | While in reality comedy drama. | he Bon of W neford.” the fea pietute at the Liberty this eck, can easily be classed as » | favor for Gift Giving Eek $12.50 The very Gift for the woman who sews and loves to have the things she works with in an orderly place. SPRCIAL TO |Paut Fees, Cm BL Betty Schade, who if Chaney's lead: | ing woman, is seen as the discarded Wheel Goods “Toyland” is on the first floor at the Grote- Rankin Co.—here Dolls, Toys, Doll Carriages, Automobiles, Veloci- pedes, Games, Children’s f the San Francisco under world king STRAND Wonderful desert scenes, a ter} rifle storm, t utifal Oriental cos: | | Sorgeous. tumes, a girl Slave auction, wild | seo , Mia ‘ : spares ag | George and Tillian Randolph | riding, fierce Bedouin tribesmen, | Chester prepared Waltingtord story |thriting batties-—theae are a few for the screen | | i$ Sat. Dee. 10, Mise Depoat $ in “FALSE KISSES" iS S$SSSSSS jot the outstanding features of | George Melford’s production of “The! pheceescccccesseesessoosees wide (tl ez|l| [Furiare een are eine | ‘These Baskets come H Ayres are the featured players featured in comprehen-| in old ivory and fros' INGROWN TOE NAIL sive assortments at very] brown finish, fitted COLISEUM | Anita Stewart ts the heroine of | “The Invisible Fear,” a mystery ma picture showing at the Coll um this week, As Syivia Lang with hinged cover and neatly lined with cre- tonne; priced very spe- moderate prices. Many Special Values TURNS OUT ITSELF don, Mias Stewart portrays the rote) offered : drops of “Outgro” upon the akin sur unusual circumstances leading to each day rounding the ingrowing nati reduces | inflammation and pain and so tough ens the tender, sensitive skin under neath the toe nail, that it cam mot | penetrate the flesh, ands the nail turns naturally outward almost over | COLONIAL night Shirley Mason is now playing at ‘Qutgro” is a harmless antiseptic |the Colonial in “Queenie.” Left an} manufactured for chiropodista, How. |Orphan at a tender age, Queenie bad | ever, anyone can buy from the drug |arned her living by doing odd jobs store a tiny bottle containing direc |for the pupils of a select boarding | tions.—Advertisement, school for girls, Fate seemed hard | ng on Queenie, but after inflicting much | hardship, makes ample amends Queenie” is the heart-winning story of a modern Cinderella who found that it is not such a bad world after all. & supposed murder. ‘The supporting cast is headed by) Alan Forrest. . 200 Pairs of Marquisette Curtains | are reduced for tomorrow’s selling $2.69 Pair They are good quality Marquisette Curtains, trimmed with lace edges, and motif corners— they represent short lots of several discontinued numbers, and in several cases are priced less than one-half of their regular value. Fumed or Waxed Oak | Smokers’ Stands Special $3.95 A Stand, like thg one illustrated, fis sure to receive a welcome from any man that smokes, and it will be easy to make a selection here to- morrow. Twenty in fumed or waxed oak are offered at a very special price; OMEN o's 68 ok cawthans bawes $3.95 That is why you should visit this section often and partake of the money-saving op- portunities. TOYS Linoleum ° Varnish That will beautify and preserve your linoleum and make it much easier to keep clean. THIS LINOLEUM VARNISH dries quickly and leaves a surface that is smooth, hard and long-wearing. or Christmas This is Model XVII —Vidétrola the Well- a Beloved”—perhaps 3 the most famous of all Vidtrola models. It is a bi ‘ous il ol dignified, friendly. And it is a superb musical instrument. Price $350. Other Victrola models at : wien $25 to $1500. We : Aha Rig f MOLERA REVUE will gladly arrange = , — an convenient terms, | They have almost as many | animals in “The Son of Walling- ford” as there were in The Star's " Besides elephants here are a collection of geese, dogs, horses and hens at the Liberty show this week. AT NEW SHOW | é | Full course dinner, 75c, at Boldt's. Served 5 to &§ p, m.—Advertisement. bye ry That _ id or Cough? c ‘ & RICHARDS miedakand LETTING the old cough or cald VICTROLA XVII “Skylarking” ewe! ; 1 drag on, or the new one develop Mahogany or Oak $350 AmericanWalnut $419 \ ; Silversmith atone is fay, sonenty ee a NOW LOCATED 1518 Second Ave. ‘ wa successful Mp as Dr. ae D . No rugs, “For over filty years, a standard ‘or It , conty teri hi colds and grippe. Eases croup Wo onnd up the legm, quiets the crou; Gpetlates tik’ bows thus. relieving the congestion. All druggists, 60c. | fae " Dr. Ki "Ss > OM New Disc For Colds and Couglhis jake Up Clear Headed. That “ Mahogany or Oak Electric, $415 American Walnut Electric, $480 Contains 16 Victor record albums for 160 records. Size, 46% inches high, 22 44 inches wide, 24 % inches deep. 12-inch gold-plated turntable. Gold plated Victrola sound box, new improved gold-plated Victor tapering tonearm and tapering M goose neck” pound box tube. Can be wound while laying, Shirley Mason in “Queenie” ERNEST TRUEX Comedy MARGHERITA d’AURIA Soloist BEAUTIFUL YOUNG GIRLS SOLD AT AUCTION “Where Lights Are Low” FULL OF ACTION, ROMANCE, MYSTERY, ADVENTURE, ADMISSION 20c FLORENCE Sherman [Glay & Co. Be. y sanded, Third Avenue at Pine \ x : A PEEK INTO CHINATOWN tn ae Bley Bene cance SEATTLE second Ave: Theatre ae Se ’ Sadi, stir up the liver and a cori Wednesday and Thursday ; \)’ Bilis R GARDE WM JUNIORS — Little ite y bowel action. All druggists, “Al's Fair in Love” i INTE RE ar patie tae by eee Made PR 1 WON'T G) Railroad Accident Fiim In “The Inner Chamber” Jas. @. Clemnmer, Mer. coated. 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