The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1922, Page 3

7st @fevrew erfare PSP rARR GANAS SBRUARY 18, 1922. THE SEATTI STAR Double Headtine NIN Now Playing “3 Live Ghosts” Comedy Drama And Teviog Cwmmntig W, Mounted Police “The Ropes Bad x Winelands Orchestra very Day od Vhotoplay Now Playing WALLACE REID © ¢ Laugh Success “RENT FREE” MAE MURRAY “PEACOCK ALLEY” HELD OVER! “THE GOLEM” able Pic ture Ever Filmed New on Its Second Week E x We dye your rags and old carpets and weave them into handsome rugs. The Fuzzy Wuzzy Rug Co. } ADULTS | Children Se K LAST TIMES TODAY “Scratch My Back” HAROLD LioyD “YELLOW AUANITA HANSEN jn PS Real Vaudeville—5 People Douglas Welch Co, Preseni . FilmC Will Screen | Entries in ontest By Daisy Henry The Glayds Walton Flapper con test is moving along rapidly and such & KroUp of pretty little flappers whose D aphs arrived in N ™ xs mall would be } beat. In looking over the Misa Walton, who ia going t judge in the contest, remarked that lection was going to And we agree with Gladys | Remem girls lo k ¥ two best f tn The be we are going to hav party ton bia « pictures of the gatherin, and place will be announ ton ppearing at the ¢ week in est ploture, and sh ing her stay For the best “flappe lected by Mise Walton, will be awarded and the Art Institute has prom lovely cubist poster of Second award is a cash Send photographs to the pleture, It’s Easy—If You The secret of epin to feel youne watch your liver complexion—dark ring» eyes—pimples—a_— biliot your face—dull eyes wi kie. Your doctor ninety per cent of es from infictive or, Dr. clan in Ohio, perfected compound mixed with he gave to his patient Dr. Edwards’ Olive substitute for calomel, in their action, yet a tive. They bring about by toning up the liver Olive Dr. Edwards* Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday (Known by their olive color. and 30¢.--Advertisemen ‘The Guttersnipe,” ACEP LOOKING will Edwards, a well-known phy act on the liver and bowels, only have un: afternoon, types will then «l, and on the following day © a “mavie that is, Miss Walton is going eet all the girls, and the Colum ra man will take moving ie. The time need later, we you know that Miss Wat Solurmbia this her lat also appears in person four times each day Follow here she will go to Spokane and other cities before tugning to Universal city will start work on a new feature. re where she wpe ne. in cash Commercial ised to do a the winner. prize of $15. Gladys Wal ton, contest editor, Seattle Sar, Write your name, age, address and tele phone number plainly on the back of YOUNE Know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets ne young is to do this you must and there's no need of having a sallow bowela— under your ws look th no spar tell you all sitkmtesn bowels and ay olive oil whieh a for years Tablets. the are gentle jways @tiev that natur. al buoyancy which all should efjoy and clea the system of impurities Tablets are ibe t I NEED MONEY! And must do dental work to get it. ail give the qual ity and workmanship 5 always, but my ices will be « bar- | gain for you I muat raise money, 0 Today—Tomorrow “THE JOURNEY’S END” With Wyndham Standing, Mabe! Ballin and a Remarkable Cast NOW PLAYING— A Bia Story of the G doors, with Strom, INTERNATIONAL We — ADMISSION HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY COUNTRY STORE TONIGHT ctures. Inter: national ows Famous Pusher Round Two of the “The Silent Call” rent Out- heart, NEWS TER GARDE THEATR .*Ar'l slipped him a left on the’ jaw that a Crowds Are Greeting . Gladys Walton She’s the Pepperiest Little Girl in See her NOW! Leather Stories hook knocked him cukoo. Gee! What a scrap!’ OLY BI FORIMERLY THE CLEMMER cree STRAND NI pl ( is “Three Live ploty mauri no in Strand dealy ing re a Ge ing 1 ous by CO” Clad frock the neck an the popular her a enthusiastic gave up here from San Francisco, whieh she hy and suitcase stand! promi. for he ture, of the ays why htful photo any wee Paramount produced oe, Which was pres neonsiderable eu 1 theater last night. The ato: with three lads who, after be sported “mining cape from r on camp and on reach ondon prove themselves to be horts indeed. Limehouse quarter made fam. mas Rurke's stories, show ing th al Limehouse as well as /Limehouse wharf and vicinity tr shown on the screen. Anna Q Nil nd Norman Ker 1 players in “Three ir a mont . MBIA 1 in a dainty little shell-pink with wide lace ruffles about eves, Gl little sere adys Walton, n star, made ppearance before a large and aud © Sunday after and evening. Mix Walton & short little talk on her trip ad to make minus her trunks owing to a misundor ng with some friends who had wed to bring them to the train r. The little actrees received a tion when she came out wnipe,” the feature plo ia a comedy drama, and Mixs Walton is starred as a little factory girl who falls in love with a soda water clerk. eee LIBERTY In these days of high rents and profiteering landlords, “Rent Free," a new Paramount Walla the Liberty with a ha! in kee fade-ol Lite picture starring which jv showing at starts an audience of py thought and suce ping them laughing to the ut 1 ce Feld, plays the role of the girl, and Henry Barrows, Gertrude Short Léllian Claire field are excellent in their portrayals » Leighton, Clarence Geldart McDowell and Lucien Lit WINTER GARDEN" Hal G. Ewarts’ great Saturday | Evening Post story, “The Cross] " is showing at the Winter Garden this week under the tithe “The Silent Call.” ‘The pictare is unusual in the in troduction of the lead im. ported from Belgtum. art. | ¢ tm big police dog, makes his camera debut In the role of Flash canine shows human int the portrayal of the f-ctvitized wolf-dog. Professional actors who have seen the picture declare it} amazing the way the dog follows ite cue without any apparent need of a} | rection. COLISEUM “Peacock Alley,” Coliseum, ie one of the most 4 showing ful pictures of the season, It ravishing; dazzling Mac Murray presentation, with all that magnit. feance and, splendor which mark the blonde star's offerings on the screen. Tt ts gorgeously costumed and ex celiently directed, the story running smoot hly to its romantic conclusion. Aa'the dancer in this colorful pro- duction, Mae Murray scores with the finest bit of characterization sho has ever done. She le supported by a notable cast, headed by Monte Blue as th: ¢ youthful husband, and this screen favorite brings to the part all that genius for which he is noted. see ing are the Journey's End, shows night. “Th ator tured in Rome, L Jallin and Wyndham Stand atured playe the photoplay which at the Cajonial until Tuesday ¢ Journey's End” tells the of a youn girl deticately nur. and bred who leaves a convent where she has been edu. to make her home with an t 5 | at the} in “The! | | | | | this week. }cumstance she } terior. a man who | w tolerable, 4 a out | uncle in America. Thru force of cir-| Tuesday, behave quite like you ex There is a hero who on behalf of the Lady-in Distfea»—and |riage with a man infinitely her in Then, when finally she meets “1 her mate, eri 1 upon the allver sheet [ CLEVER ACTRESS AT STRAND | Anna Q. Nilsson. She is the lovely young heroine in “The | Live Ghosts,” a clever comedy drama, showing at the Strand is forced into & mar-| pect them to. performs noble deeds of valor in every sense of the conditions become in she leaves ber hui Fate intervenes the tangle/makes one pping, forceful stories kets nothing for his pains but u “thank-you” and a grateful smile » is a villain who 6 dicky for a shirt—he sur ret nificant * of a whacked shin which recteenangye ee and a poke in the ribs, ‘There is ‘ rs & rare amount of pictorial. seaious husband who storms and —s aap 3 [raves like most J. H.'s do—but E 2 jturns out to be the best sort of oM : gpenbachoreety mae a guy in the world, perhaps 4 | Wiliam Yox's melodram PO! darned sight better than the hero. tuction, “Shame,” is being held over we a few days longer at the Blue Mouse. | pp The story deals with Ure life of a wealthy young man of fan Fran-| Recognized as one of the greatest cisco, who was born in a distant/fisures of tho screen in “Burope, ty David Fielding is made to Paul Werener, actor, historian, that bie mother was a native |fector and student of the 1 man and that he in a halfcaste, | folklore, arminged the story of thought preys upon his mind un.| ‘The Golem” for the screen. With til he in driven f Ho takes Professor Hans Poetzig, scenief ar Gelds of Ab to shun mankind. tures. there is jwith « wolf in attraction at infant child and mystery concerning his dread secre and Carl Freund, photog | the massive production wag with remarkable results. on to the snow | « 8 determination | r a ba his lonely is cleared up in striking fashion. Sectane, Wokendnn fa.aale inde. ore oer paring to make a trip to Algiers and OAK the Sahara desert, to make an elab | | None of the characters Wl orate refilming of “The Garden of “Soratch My Back,” the Rupert] Aliah.” Selig once made a produc Hughes comedy drama which ts the] tion of Hichens’ story in this coun- the Oak today ap ‘try, right up. The first “Pape’s Cold Compound” Breaks Any Cold in a Few Hours Instant relief! Don't stay stuffed up! 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In this sale we have arranged special groups of house- wares from our regular stocks which have the greatest util- ity-in the average home. “Ironing Boards $1.98 . Folding Ifoning Bords that ssand rigid and have a good wide work board. Special, Clothes Hampers made of stout split bamboo with fit-over loose covers. special, each. ... $1.25 49c Made of good grade of broom corn with 4 rows of stitching and smooth varnish handle. Extra special ..........49¢ Rattan Carpet Beaters, special, each .....49¢ Oil, large size bottle, special ....37¢ Universal Dust ‘Mops, with bottle of oil, spe- cial +++. BOE Aluminum Preserving Kettle $1.59 Aluminum Preserving Ketile 10-quart capacity, extra special Rochester Aluminum Tea Kettle, size 8, extra spo. cial each $2.69 Rochester N plated = Tea le in. thre 8, all spe- y priced . 81.89 82.19 -$2.49 Large size retinned Dish Pan of quart capacity, spe. clal, each ... Chinese Pot Scrubs, special, 2 5e for Hot Dish Stands, Ghameree special Tangle Copper Wire and Twine Pot Serubs, with nm special .. ple han 1de aehbok sh $1.59 — Step Ladders—5-foot lad- ders with iron bar sup- port under each step; special ........$2.19 Folding Clothes Bars—1- feet high with three bars & each wing; spe- Cal .cieccses Ladder and Chair $2.09 Hardwood Combination Ladder and Chair, fin- ished golden oak; spe- cial .-$2.09 Step Ladder Stool that is strong, well made, with round seat, each $1.49 Wall Clothes Racks with six arms, made of hardwood, special 59¢ Aluminum Double Boiler 98c Heavy Aluminum Double Boiler, will hold a quart and a_ half; special, OO oinccirs cookie Heavy Aluminum Dish- pans with securely riv- eted handles, each .....+.+-- $2.69 Aluminum Tubed Cake Pans, 10-inch ....49¢° Aluminum Strainers, large size, each. ..49¢ Aluminum Sink Strainers, Wear-Ever Aluminum Saucepans 95c Berlin Saucepans of one- quart capacity, com- plete with cover, spe- Wear-Ever Aluminum Lay. Cake Tins, 10- inch size, special, each .. Silicon Silver Polish 10¢ Wash Tubs $1.29 Galvanized Metal Wash Tubs in a convenient household size, equip- ped with wringer at- tachments ooee BL2B Washboards that are well made, with zine rub bing surface, each 49¢ Galvanized Clothes Line Pulleys, each.....49¢ Japanned Clothes Line Pulleys, each .....20¢ Wood Clothes Pins, 3 doz. fOr .ceceeceeees ABE No. 3 Willow Clothes Baskets, they are large size for family use. Special ....85¢ Large size Splint Glothes Baskets, each ....59¢ Bath Sprays, special, each ...cccqcee. TOG Nickel Towel Rods, 24 inches long ......89¢ Asbestos Stove Mats, Cah .esccosce 00008@ [deal Stove Lid Lifters, each .....ese05- 108 Wizard Nickel - plated Folding Garment Hangers, each .....9¢ Nickel-plated Can Open- er with bottle cap lifter, each ......19¢ Copper-Bottom Boilers $2.49 Heavy Tin Wash Boil- ers, size No. 8, with copper bottoms and strong handles, each All-Copper Boilers that weigh 914 pounds, with cover, special, each $5.95 Covered Dustpans, special 19¢ Cotton Slasher Mops, special s..0.se0e -29¢ Biscuit Cutters, special.....5¢ Quart cans of “Calol,” a great dusting and cleaning oil, special see -B9@ © 100-ft. No, 20 Wire Galvanized Clothes Lines, special. ..49¢ 18inch Galvanized Coal Hods, each aeeeevenes Vevseeses’ 69¢ Wood Potato Mashers, special s.s+e6 eee -