The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1922, Page 3

E STAR PAGE 3 THE SEATT [NOW PLAYING HERE ) re rebenick picture Liberty Has 7 — wer at wt Contest for : = cs pie Small Boys ; : | Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s |} | THE GROTE-RANKIN GO OTTO F. KEGEL, President At the AB-E-R-T-\ Until Friday Night Only If you have been uncomfortable the last few nights you will welcome the opportuni- ties involved in this offering of— BLANKETS At Decided Reductions About one hundred pairs—three styles—are offered, considerably under regular value: At $2.95 Pair tunit Bebe Daniels in “One Wild Week,” a comedy drama showing at the Winter Gar-| den, Gertrude Olmstead, lead- ing lady with Herbert Rawlin-| son in “The Scrapper,” a drama at the Columbia. see COLUMBIA N ALLOY, a young construction en Wilk The first tea wan held on the ernoon after the! } West and to the patrons of the \ LE» ~S ' VHA | 4, . This is the way little Jackie ‘y Coogan looks off the screen, et ot San | He's a manly little chap and cooptea Mr,|20t the least bit spoiled. and the tea Lh Arthur's © week at t wr 1.” ie now in ite third | serv lay’s matinee Sevent is ina « great | Frawley k a, m. is the time, and in ievee the Liberty theatre is the ed with an admirable cast incl | : *\ilarry Myers, Pauline Starke, ose-| “WHY 18 AN ADVERTISING *\ mary Theby, Charles Clar | AGENCY the three youngsters who are wsed most like Jackie Coogan was to be dincumned by | are The settings are unusually good. H. ¢ hat Is like Jackie appears in his new on oot | wine My Boy,” which is to be shown » WINTER GARDEN ek rty next week, cash prizes ‘ HI : F “THE BOAT” | As @ highapirited orphan who te| U4 os . $10 and $5 For four-pound Cotton Blankets, in gray and white; to inherit money but has Wel Annee: Wetseetay 1 be admitted I) gize 72 by 80. kop’ charge. \ Cargo of Laugh Explosives busta First public school for the blind between the 18 and |Wa* established in Paris in 1784. | ow what Jackie's here's a descrip. sweater, monstrous At $3.65 Pair which openg at the Winter >», Worn over or ear, and long, hats © 8 Garden toda sey trousers held up with suspen For Woolnap Cotton Blankets (seconds). These are Roars of ® Herbert Linear a lh Upset Stomach, You peieeibes te wore can soft and warm and their imperfections are hardly Laughter ["T eich ie now show: |"“yuring a taxt without having to | cicero |] perceptible, for Gas, Indigestion “Pape’s Diapepsin” gives} Relief in Five Minutes t has b SPLASHES OF FUN! | a —_ — COLISEUM M At $5.25 Pair For White Wool-mixed Blankets of superior weight and quality; size 66 by 80 inches, —First Floor bh” the pleture which nial ¢ doen seep | Another Shipment of wena” | 30-Inch Drapery Crash when in Pain Is Here, Priced at 35¢ Yd. More than 10,000 yards of the material has been sold by this store for overdrapes, cushions and run- ners—for sun room drapery crash is a most ‘ideal hanging—for it can be combined with cretonnes in a RR aaa» most artistic manner. Those who have been waiting for the arrival of this shipment can now supply their wants—The yard, 35¢. —Second Floor Success al Men's Store} AYTIME CLUB will = * a according tb re —- dance in the Swedish hall, Eighth cent evidence, roamed the earth 200. Red Front Store Closed |*’®: *%! Olive st, commencing at 9/999 years ago. p. m, Thursday. sid NOW PLAYING Dresstnaking School, M. 47 I NEED MONEY! And must do dental A | Are You Burning Up With | “Wak Cottey teeee mowin &. wmoare 30 Days by Fire of De- ating liqui es all | pices, mount Bode cember 2ist, Reopens ALWAYS din trieations, Ieee tee | res pursul difficult moun. | rears. tes Wednesday With Re- LOOKS WELL id rashes, | tat and rashes, does away with pim: markable Sale. ples and blackheads, leaving the Lewis and Gladys Hulet skin soft and clear, Excellent for ter are featured in the offering. after shaving. All Druggists’. y A e mo |St. Louis Newspapers FOR SKIN IRRITATIONS _ Cut va Eheir Prices s newspapers were re “Ellen is one of the best dressed girls that I know, and I ha found out how she manage: ways appear attired in suc form and such splendidly fitting clothes, She told me that she bought | her office suit, her cloak and her! ’ s lparty gown Sherry’s, 207 Rialto é = \building, Secon between i | ; son and in i tie. I taken regularly imparts epee new energy, increases the powers of re- sistance and helps drive out the cause of weakness. Scott & Bowne, Toomfietd..W.J. 2-57 bronchitis or other ail- ments are ear-marks of broken resistance. CHILD SUFFERED I? YEARS Many « NEW SHOW TODAY outfit for ening wear. Their new , Georgettes and satins are ttiest, that I ever saw, and tailored in such charming rry’s sell on such an easy t I will hardly miss t of my pay By Special Arrange MOTION PICTURES or SIR ERNEST SHACKLETON’S EXPEDITION t payment } what I g¢ check."—Adve Here's a Seream BEBE DANIELS IN A RIOT OF FUN “ONE WILD WEEK” —ALSO— CHARLIE MURRAY BEN TURPIN In a Comedy —ALSO— International Afternoon 25o—Eve Winter GAR THEATR In “LOVE’S REDEMPTION” NOW osgrelaase” COLISEUM CONCERT TRY FRYE’S 1 5C Per Lb. On Sale in Bulk Every Wednesday and Saturday Guaranteed Pure and Fresh H, M. ROGERS | Proprietor Red Front Clocing Co.’ ff for 30 days” the night of 1 Front Store ut First and Union, has n been moved in its entirety to the main Red Front Clothing Store, at First and Pine St, and b th a remarkat Today Only CHARLES (Buck ) JONES Best and Cheapest Food Article on the Market merly. to $10.00, now $1.49 Think ~ Herbert Rawlinson as Malloy of buying Men its or Overcoats « ry pve —in— Sak anat torchenty bole ae silty ane Friday MORE! For Sale at All of 00, gs aaah ts toa conn: = ON “TO A FINISH” Sai Closing Thursday Night D ‘i wise srarked lic. And Men's Drese and FRYE’S MARKETS American Meat Co., 519 Third Avenue Ballard Meat Co., 5443 Ballard Avenue « SUNSHINE COMEDY fe 71ilfeu INFANTS ona INVALIDS , ASK FOR Horlick’s IT’S A REAL PICTURE OF A REAL IRISHMAN IN REAL LIFE—FROM THE SATURDAY EVEN- ING POST STORY BY R. G. KIRK, News Review Topics Mutt and Jeff Sie Bay City Meat Co., 1420 First Avenue quick disposal. the Original Central Meat Co., 1420 First Avenue : in tomorrow Avoid Imitations Olympic Meat Co., 1426 F Avenue VODs sone ts Siarte pronip Mo am. we D) } y 13) p and Substitutes Western Meat Co., 1102 Western Avenue ' to this big fire le, at The Rea pA a”) Ld ry a Seattle Market, 109 Occidental Avenue Matinee 15c Front Store, Note addre 1601-1603 wd oentecr Tne CLtmmte ia For Infants, invalids and Growing Children Rich mille, malted grain extract in Powder : First Avenue, corner Pine Street,~ j ‘The Original Food- Drink For All Ages | No Cooking — Nourishing — Digestible Advertisement,