The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 26, 1922, Page 3

THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1922. THE STOMACH UPSET? ‘~-your mam. | JOBLESS URGE Get at the Real Cause—Take|| AND HOW TO WORK IN CITY: Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets M AIL I By Demands are Laid Bare Be-| SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 ‘ANITA STEWART AT COLISEUM _ Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s THE GROTE-RANKIN CO.” ‘That's what thousands of stomach sufferers are doing now, Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up|| As F; BORNEFELDT fore Councilmen QTTD F.KEGEL, President, & poor digestion, they are attacking ™ AKES IN ADDMEMAIN dl » ter were made Wednesday by the ex Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse|™&de in the addressing of the liver in @ soothing, healing way,|tbAt cause their delay; amo exe, | eoutive board of the workers’ unem When the liver and bowels are per. | (he most common are th ‘i | ployment counet! in a resolution filed forming their natural functions,| Hon of certain names and » with the city council. The demanded away g0 indigestion and stomach; When @ primary (or case distribu mm ‘ troubles. tion) man is handling a letter, or| } That the city immedia com Have, you a ted taste, ceated| letters, and come: su b-|mence Work on all public improve tongue, poor appetite, a laay, don’t./ Dreviations as Mo. Md, Ind ments that might be undertaken | care feeling, no ambition or energy,| la, Pa, Minn, Mis, W N. D..| during the next 10 years, trouble with undigested foods? | 5. D., N. M., Cal. and Col, look out 2. ‘That the municipal government | — ‘Take Olive Tablets, the substitute/Any of these could easily be mi* | open all vacant buildings aa sleeping | for calomel. jtaken for some other and cause | quarters for the unemployed | Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are aldays of delay by being sent to] 5 | purely vegetadle compound mixed | wrong states " with olive oll, You will know them! Remember there is hardly any by their olive color, They do thejcity or town in this country that) any unemployed worke . | werk without griping, cramps or| isn’t duplicated in maine; for in-|ty pay, rent. wes worker Ser tallure pain. stance, Springfield, Leeds, Mt. Ver | i ‘Take one or two at bedtime for! non, Kansas City, (which ts in two | May Collins appears in the cast of | @wick relief. Eat what you lke./ states), Columbus, Portland, Salem, | “fed Hot Romance,” a new rereen | t the olty pay anion wages hat the elty Immediately enace | j an ordinance forbidding eviction of Extra Shecinle- «a For Friday 1,500 yards of 27-inch White French 1,000 yards of 27-inch Fancy Outing Twilled Outing Flannel of a very fine Flanni weave, that will wash and wear well, el it, short “lengths t;'S priced very special, yards—a very exceptional the yard ........seccmecnce 19c value; special, the yard...... 15¢c 1,000 yards of 32-inch Fancy Dress Ginghams in a wide Se and 300.—Advertisement, \ Grand Rapids, Everett, Rochester ry by Anita Loos and John Kmer-| nie ~| Newark, Quincy, St, Joseph, Wil | son When ¢ame rumor runs out of! mington—-there are hundreds of Said other tpolc abe starts a new rumor| others | Rub on “Sore Throat There has been a lot of discussion M lately as to the use of the block usterole relieves gore throat F Dixon tor ee tity wae gto] and the set-over ayatem of addres |@Wickly. Made with ol! of mustard, jit is @ clean white ointment that ing. Either of these is a good sys - aire pencil manufacturer. Both deny pe a aak devinded trem. me oe | will not burn or blister like the old: it _| the eastern firms there ts a} #hloned mustard plaster. tendency to put the e of the Just spread it on with your fin- cepa fen enead > a: same | SPs. Gently but surely it penetrates line. ‘This system haa its distinct |‘ the sore spot and draws out the that Mary Miles Minter ts engaged to marry. This time it was to neventan pain, Get Musterole at your drug —_ < colors and patterns, 25c | _ OCK SYSTEM store today Bbe and 650 Im jars ie yar aoe oo werere oom eecccee Dore eae seam Ave. be SMITH, and tubes; hospital size, 89. y posses ene ccccee . Calldren 904 Main St, BETTER THAN A MUSTARD ee is 5 Ray, Texas PLASTER ~ | SET-OVER SYSTEM JOHN SMITH, 904 Main St, Ray, 10¢: CREST} Se NEAL HART in ‘DANGER VALLEY’ Comedy “Back on the Farm” “The Harem™ and Mevie Chat Month-End Sale 63 Axminster Rugs Walter McGrail, Ernest Butterworth and Anita Stewart, in| |a@ scene from “Her Mad Bargain,” the photodrama showing | at the Coliseum this week. In this picture Misa Stewart plays \ the role of a pretty model, who enters into a most unusual) contract with a young man of wealth, } * % * * * ye eer COLUMBIA derful supporting company to por NTIL Friday night only “Don’t| tray the highly dramatic story which Get Personal.” the lively comedy: | develops in the film, Among the Any questions will be answered |by addressing this department of |The Star. Friday and Saterday | yf) Wim Carteton ts leading man for “Out of the Storm’ | Katherine MacDonald, in her newest Cctnaéies picture, “Domestic Relations.” Today and Tomorrow vino players G © Nichola, A | H stray van ot Treabien Bl) tarry Beaumont wit direct Shir | [arama starring Marie Prevent. we etic eerie: || Size 9x12—Two Groups—at $27.75 and $34.50 Each “Dummy Leve” ley Mason in “Up the Back Stairs.”| “BEYOND neragp teas line Logan, | ore. plerere” —_— ereneemcchningeoe one of the best pictures the former i | gi I NEED Sennett beauty has appeared in, and) 1 Gannon ” i} This is a final clearance—every rug included is of a dependable quality and es- & Geed Twe-Hour Shew she is rapidly searening suinees Hae “The Great Moment." written by |]; Pecially attractive—Oriental and conventional patterns predominating. We = * MONEY! THE tr aie plot ot the story has to| Elinor Gyn for Gloria Bwanson, not | suggest buying your floor coverings from this offering because the values are ~ Last Time Teds: to with a pretty young girl who tries /OMly marks Miss Swanson's debut | unusual. —Second Floor, people's love|#s & star but brings together for the | first time on the ecreen the talented ree actrens and Milton Sills, one of Par-| a amount'« most popular leading men, STRAND Tho both players have been members | —=—— EE ~~ The Basement Store Offers Exceptional Savings 40-Piece ‘to interfere fa other p affairs, DEACON Jones quarter ff) S50. "3" 40 4rr'*! im Harmony Plantation Senge Bl) laf woehwaccnie cross A Real Hit of the seasen 10c—Children Se Fiver ROADS” and 1 shall As a daughter of the slums, WhO! 6° ine game company for nearly two fite hernelf for high social position yeary they have never been cast in| merely thru native dignity, Mabel! the same offering Normand is captivating the hearts Of) “The Great Moment® ts 9 dramatic 4 } A SPECIAL COMEDY our dental EDWIN J. BROWN NEWS SCENIC audiences at the Strand latory. Tt la showing at the Winter , AMATEURS TONIGHT Mack Sennett, in prossetng the | Garden until Friday night, Prete: a ‘ . we picture, gave Miss Normand a won eee ; 7 paged | Porcelain Dinner Set $9.45 BEB BBB ERP RBBB RII eeeeeeeees . “Bxit the Vamp? te the title of the new attraction which opened at the z | Liberty Wednesday. It is a comedy- | |drama and Ethel Clayton, the Utian- a | i ‘The action in “Exit the Vamp" re-| volves around a young wife who loses her husband to another woman Banc then proceeds to “vamp” him | [back again. The situations are ex-| |ceedingly funny. Reliable © kx enabdie | BLUR Mocse Hiadiad Starke: wien “tad ke Coug h and | Pas in Mark Twain's romantic| satire, “A Connecticut Yankee in B King Arthur's Court,” which is play- Cold | ing in ite mecond weed at the Blue | Mouse, Mins Starke is a clever little a: actress of the Mae Marsh type, and Remedi es screen fans are watching her prog- | ress with keen Interest. | Irvin Cobb wrote the subtitles for the picture, and, neediens to say, they afo filled with rich humor. | cee Two styles of decorations are featured in these very attractive Dinner Sets. Twenty-five sets are offered at the special price, the set, $9.45. 16-inch Galvanized Coal Hods, special. .......59¢ 18-inch Galvanized Coal Hods, special. .......65¢ Griswold Food Choppers are specially priced, each, $1.87. Large size White Enameled Bread Boxes, $1.45. | ay ia Ten Polychrome Extra PER TEATERS. bo “a Reliable ® Cough and a Cold = Remedies Septol. M. BW, C, Menthot Bucalyptus and Wild Che COD LIVER PREPARATIONS peeauene. Finished . with black japanned White Pine a | 7 bod; tinned oil Tuite Seon |] ener ee sees! Floor Lamps ~Pec#!( ™ssmie"** ne here as the heroine of Jack London's ible to add to your set or Although space d a, Our entire at oney Wild Cherr “The Little Lady of the Big House,” in the featured player in “Beyond the | Reduced to aS 3 4 4 $3.00 Putt f rs 4.39 Du Bar he, the, O60 oF Roenopemela tien | a ice tate Chamberiain’s Cough’ Tem started her professional career in mu- i oe a edy ‘abe, sical comedy. @ ekman dtative The. 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How Bill drifts out to Mon-|{| these items—as the number d Less Humphrey's 1.00 Raume Ansigesique -*..,..68e tana and secures a job as a cow. of lamps are limited. an Humphrey's ae : t pee Puncher contributes many humorous —Second Floor, Penslar Lax-a-( ihe as well a3 dramatic m ments to the soe story, Week's Break Umbrella Prices Reduced | OAK RES Oe | Maryon Aye, playing with William | A. Carluccl, who wrote th (Altho “Danger Valley.” the latest | r i ae KODAK Complete Stock at 1/3 Off Dependable Weal art picture anwing at ns ff GLORIA. SWANSON [Fairbanks at the Rex, in “The tinuity and directed “Theodora,” is | Oak this week, is a story of the des. | IN ELINOR GLYN'S | Broadway Buckaroo,” is @ Brooklyn | at work on another Italian spectacle | | girl, fim. , Thermometers ert and wag actually filmed amidat| “The Great Moment” Youll ike the kind you nee displayed at our stores, Finest the heat and desolation of Death val- | Also Mason Hopper will direct Claire} You'll smile, too, when you drink quality covering; beast steel ribs; Bakelite tip and handles in plain jley, some of the earlier scenes pe .. 4 “ u » and ornamental designs, The prices now are |tray the turury and gayety of Meg HAROLD LLOYD Windsor in “Brothers Under Their | Boldt's Coffee~ONLY 5 cents.—Ad ury and gayety of New IN A COMEDY vertisoment. | York society life, serait | INTERNATIONAL NEWS | The greatest German director, — | Ernst Lubitsch, na made * Afternoons 25e—Evenings 35¢ sion," “Gypsy Blood,” “One Arabian Night" and other films recently INT R GARDE |shown, bas arrived in this country 3 to make a study of American meth- THEATRE | 0 a of urning on movies. plist choen THE SEATTLE CO-OPERATIVE STOCK CO. 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