The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1922, Page 3

TILE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 11, 1929, > Five Dollars Each Day for | Prize Tingle “Five dotlars a day For a Jingle he'll pay.” ‘ib IN COLISEUM F PICTURE Now Maying THOMAS MEIGHAN In the Geo. M, Cohan Play. “A PRINCE THERE WAS Saturday “Just Around the Corner” Pas, BECOMO NEAR SENECA Now Playtng— RUDOLPH VALENTINO Star of "The Sheik? ju wan eat rhye “ oo he 00 w © awarded, The wir Ta “The Conquering Power’ ner will be announced the folléwing Coming Seon: day Mabel Normand in “Molly 0” In case now what a | Now Playteg— | HOOT GIBSON tm Peter DB, Kyme's “Red Courage” Send to Jingle | VALENTINO WINS DIVORCE Dror | BETTY COMPSON IN PARAMOUNT'S “THE LITTLE MINISTER” Now Playing Coming Saturday: “THE ACE OF HEARTS*™ Mil lred Ha Was,” he creak “| tured player. * * ~ | COLI MBIA j laws is from ye M. Cohan's Coliseum th l of the screen, is the as she appears ina scene ersion of Geor t the popular ido ae “ e : ° na Barber Gives Recipe ; for Gray Hair The Mr, A. E. O’Brien, who has been aj play, wh famous week fea- Pinkerton Absolves Veterans of Crimes | Tt is not the exeservice men, but the men who picked soft job home during the war that are com cording to William A bead of the Pinkerton } tective agency, w day on a tour of The famous ¢ Pinkertot turn of the whipping y present cr x new crim be drug shine COLONIAE en pla WINTER GARDEN t Ww . be ff 4 on Alspaugh Re-Elected| *o: Puyallup Bank Head| bette Jan. 1 PUYALLUP. paugh was rv the Puyallup Raght Other were ree view prenictent tary; J. M. J « Gregory, —_—_—————— Now REX BEACH’S BEST STORY THE IRON TRAIL Afternoons tie—Evenings Play ing — M ' | { | , REX ae MACK SENNETTS BEST—BETTER THAN “MICKEY™ joesnful STRAND The oe : upt Pana Hoot Gideon plays P nto Peta, BLUE MOUSE 1) Phoebe Hu t, one of the most Today Tomorrow aaah. the Friday ‘gecmmaes ' mount wt @ james M rai aphs but 39 M. « A ‘6 939 lr va . . ber =f The story of New York 1 Butler te the star of the new France, and, again, a ¢ ‘ It ix @ civilian How FOR r lis th a ter ab hero trave Is to the ‘|coLps - = COMEDY 3 sagen Humphreys’ “Seventy-sev- gp ’ ae en” for Colds, Grip, Influenza,! Leatrice the girl COUNTRY STORE Catarrh, Cough, Sore Throat. TONIGHT To get the best result take at the first feeling of a 7 { P44 | Cold. ” ciure FatteT 40” INDUCES A 7 | .. SLEEP. |promes SEATT “A Prince Welman | kwoods of a Maine LE STAR Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s | AnExceptional Opportunity | | for Saving NEW MODEL 00 Malleable Ranges No Extra Charge for Coils No Extra Charge for Connections Feed is not a Special Sale, but an oppor- tunity brought about by circum- stances connected with the shipment of a ]f carload of Monarchs. | This carload of Monarch Ranges was derailed while in transit—and the ranges slightly damaged—some showing small rust spots and others showing. slight scratches and dents. But the damage is in no instance so serious as to affect the wearing qualities or the general appear- ance of these ranges. The usual Grote-Rankin Co.’s Guarantee—that the merchan- dise must be satisfactory—pro- tects you in buying your Mon- arch from this offering. Remember that there is only one car- load of these ranges. All sizes, 4- and 6-hole tops, 15, 17, 19 and 21-inch ovens, with black or white enameled panels and doors are represented. The price being so exceptionally low it will be absolutely necessary to make your selections as quickly as possible. This is an opportunity to buy a Monarch Malleable—the most econom- ical range, at the lowest price in years. More Monarch Ranges are in use in Seattle and vicinity than any other one make of ranges. Ask your neighbor what she thinks of her Monarch. Ieee ‘Seheaia Made on Keystone State Fourteen ounces of cocaine were | aboard the steamer Keystone | Von — | cers to raid their quarters, where ade |they found 49 small bottles hidden in the folds of the life preservers, Hurst. Strohe h Wives” are in and about © Carlo, . enario from a story by Fannie] Most of the scenes of Eric There are the new Or Madge Kennedy announces that | she will produce two pictures a year in addition to her stage work, She the stories and act as her the seized PHILADELPHIA.—Luther Boddy, State Wednesday by customs offi-| colored, captured here, said to have cials, uspicious action of Oriental | admitted killing two New York dew" ers of the crew caused the offi-| tectives. Bigelow pevists at ased with explanation that it wa as all a “mis | take.” Dodg Mark Twain's Connecticut Yankee Court,” is a new Fox } comic romance, “A in King Arthur's oduction, KANE The Tailor Car! Laemmie presents miss g| duBon 2 Daw) Uric Acid Solvent 85 cent Bottle ‘gays | ARGE RINGWORM 32 possi) On Head. Itched and Burned. Could Not Sleep. “A large ringworm started on my head. Each day it grew larger and itched and burned so that I used to have to get up at night and bathe it. The hair around it fell out and be- in which the caveman came very dry. I could not sleep at takes the woman he thet a wt t night on account of the irritation, ¥ 3 “The trouble lasted about a@ wants, but doesn’t hold A tenet, toiee, Cor lente month, Soap and Ointment and after using about three cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Oir I was completely healed.’ Miss Lucile Bond, 606 8. Le Roswell, New Mexico, Oct. 8, Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal- cum are all you need for every-day toilet and nursery purposes by Mail. Addi ‘teaidon 48 her—for various good rea nvin 17 sons. Introducing Herbert Mayes h her and a notable hor K mis cluding Frankie Kiolet. the Dp ing Co, Dept STRANDY, he 691913) AY Aik ric cast, COMING SOON to the familly, —_———< | SINE BERKS JANUARY SALE Regular $65, $70, $75 Suits $50 MORRIS MAKES A MOVE And He’s Running a Remarkable Removal Sale We've moved downstairs fron per, our former location up in the Sea board Building, and the whoic Regula r. $80 $85 $90 stock of dependable Shoes for ’ 9 Men, Women and Children is being unmercifully cut to make room for new Spring goods. You need shoes NOW, and you never before hac a chance to save like this. For instance—just one of the dozens of Bargains— “A Black Kid High Shoe, Military Suits $65 KANE The Tailor Now AT 1529 dat Forme 95 t ‘ormerly : FIRST AVE, sold at-more than Established 1899 709 Third Avo. ACROSS double the pricea FROM THE NOW ...ccccceee F - LIBERTY 7 4 - Dinorders. Tt rem Featoren THEATRE Davis & Morris Shoe Co. pid awe iat ae DANE pitta Wor Sale by Drugaiats. 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