The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1922, Page 3

DAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1922 ATTLE STAR THE § One More Day (AT THE COLISEUM _| for Flapper | Contest Entries ’ BY DAISY HENRY | Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s THE GROTE-RANKIN Go) OTTO F. KEGEL, President Last call for Flat All ph graphs entered in the Star-Columbia Gladys Walton Flapper contest must reach TH fice t Wednesday afternoon, M th lumbla thie week | on, will then after meeting the girls personally will select the winne Prizes of $25 and ¢ u warded and the ¢ Art Inetitute Will do one of thelr popular eublet posters of the first chosen The Big Broadway Laugh S+--ess! Included among the latest entrieg| are the f ing girls: Rena Jack son, 6723 N. W. Enid Me )9 N. 35th; Helen Larson, 3 ave; Izora Dokken, 107 First ave. N.; Lillian Anna Hayes, Edmonds, Wash.; Hetty Grady, 7025 10th ave N. Wy; Gussie Baebrach, 631 27th Nile, 4 Findlay 2014 16th ave. Howell, Fran 2 Gale place; La ne McKinney, 619 75th at; Myr hmidt, 1725 W, 64th dys Walton will be at the Co. until Friday night. She ts @ capital little actress and ts rapidly becoming a great favorite, Her ple tures are always of the lighter vein and the young actress Is expecially qualified t tray the happy-qo: lucky flapper type. At the close of her personal appearance tour Mine Walton returns to Universal City and will begin work on a new ple ture not yet title SAVINGS—A Magic Word of These Days SAVINGS—in fuel and time are achieved by using the MONARCH © MALLEABLE RANGE Then, too, the Monarch is uniformly reliable—the same successful baking and cooking day in and day out, with the minimum of attention. The American The Gay, The Plucky | Soldier of Fighting Cockney, | PY Fortune! Dude Don't-cher-know! | ~ MOTHER! | ¥ Beautiful Anna Q. Nillson in Cast! a, STRAND ORCHESTRA Under 8. K. Move Child’s Bowels with | “4 i H + 1 ” . = - | California Fig Sy Tup Mae Murray. She needs no introduction to motion picture | ? fons. In“Peacock Alley,” at the Coliseum this week, this cap- tivating actress appears as a famous Parisian dancer and later as the wife of a small town youth she brings to the sereen &t love story whose dramatic power will thrill you. a v | | | IRVING — EXTRA! Added Attraction “A NIGHT IN HAWAII” As Corporal Campbell ta 3, “The Rope’s Daring Nerthwest Meuated Police Drama The oven of the Monarch Malleable Range heats quicker and stays hot longer than the oven of any other range— [ WHO IS HE? 7] Due to the construction—this factor alone saves a great deal of fuel in the” course of a year—the Monarch actually pays for itself in the saving of fuel—ask the housewife who is using a Monarch. Hurry, mother! Even a sick child | loves the “fruity” taste of “California pan a re _ _ _ ~ Fig Syrup. and it never fails to London photographers have been | Manvfacture of cocoa and choco | open tho bowels, A teaspoonful to known to pay as high as $500 to|late wax introduced to Holland as|day may prevent a sick child tomor-| The above drawing represents one of the beat known boy characters in photograph a pretty woman. jearty as 1679. row. If constipated, bilious, feverish, | fiction. Can you puces who he iat Ev boy up 7 | tretful, has cold, colic, or if stomach ollar will be given for each of ; Children Se 10c | la sour, tongue coated, breach bad, remember a good cleansing of the tit- Madison, Near Second |New Pleying— Ue bowels is often all that is neces ‘Louise Glaum Monarch Ranges are sold on small weekly or monthly payments—and you cat trade your old stoge as part payment on a Monarch Malleable Range. 9 the age of 15 years is eligible in th the first 12 corr guessing contest. One d f answers the Golem, a clay It is a cinematographic marvel, with | | Free, Alice Ollice, millinery. 1 caher ti , | « Tuesday, Wednesday, / tne fn er . with life thru the necromancy of a rabt | eee eee nacre 2 COLONIAL OAK , | Tonight for the Jast time Hugo] 7. Roy Barnes and Helene Chad} | MONEY im Bailin’s production, “The Journey's appearing together at “mt Cut out this slip, enclose with onsy. . where the William Fox} Ask your druggist for genuine! “California Pig Syrup.” which has directions for bab and children of | all ages printed on bottle. Mother!| in ‘Sarah’ You must ey “California,” or you |W Comedion— may get an imitation fig syrup. —Ad. *TORCHY TURNS CUPID" vertisement, “MONEY TALKS” _ a Real Vaudevilic Today Only “THE JOURNEY’S END” wick are | featuring The name of the picture in to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield | wife, Mabel F tar is “Scratch My Chicago, writing your name ai | Those who address clearly. You will receive § s different as it UADYS WALTON ts even pret-| work as en wrote it} return a trial package conti tty young| be rhown. | h they ar with Ballin's| pack,” and it is Know tha ounds. Rupert Hy Look years young Use the old- time Sage Tea and Sulphur and dire S&S People t pobod. 7 7 Bibl tier off the screen than on, ac-|tures are invariably marvels o fown to the ast title, It is clean y will know Foley’s Honey and Tar Comp nedeg jeording to t e who have seen the | tistic pe on, and “The Journe } ere for coughs, colds and croup, With Wyndhau Standing, | Rang n, and “Fie. Journey's | ¢ | You can turn gray, faded hairy aghs, cols an8 Mabel Ballin and a remarkable qicharming ye ress, who is ap-| End” is no exception to this rule. h My Back” will be shown!) oc utieuny dark and rous almost |hianey Pills and Foley Cai peaut! ark and pus almos Tablets, At all dealers —Ad ment. ng in person at the Columbia eee tonight cask HAROLD LLoyD for the last tim: ght if you'll get a bottle c a thi eck in conjunetior ith he » — ee co! arnt enjunction Wah her) REX 2 Wyerh’s Sage and Sulphur Com on atent vernal m vehicle, a One of the quaintest pictures ever | SENNETT MAKE ug store. Millions NOW PLATING— | | | { | nose whose hair is turning gray a little on a hot 20¢ — ADMISSION — 206 / Ointment a oo ent Pres” biel jor becoming faded hi y over the black! . ° he is playing in “Rent Free nis waiting them, bec fter one uv : . -wash the parte a® J 3 & AEP ives om aot ton to eecane paying! from an iliness and resumed | isnes and your locks become luxurt- | ,,/{2°hine and saucesing out Blass |man in the motion picture field, t the Liberty this w @ surpris COMEDY ; ; Ak pean” at aay ¢ * News—Eapive “The Silent Call” Ov. Ol Al" Bente on 3 ersnipe.” [screened ix "The Golem.” the | GOLD STRIKE |Dbotties of this eld. famous, Sauce | SEMPLE APPLICATION THAI ents ercome 1 é Besides the Walton feature, the Co-/ European masterpiece, which in cre-| While on location, making scenes| an. Recipe, improved by the ad-| Aveil gives only forir= 1. © Witwer “Pen tamer" [Save sensed Ne sowtos atthe ex | sack snc the comedy producer | uum, of ther erect are sd] a eae i esate ee is said to have struck a vein of g = on liege Goel ono ve [Pd of thore unsightly blemishes, me 3 | temporary relief dae 1 Pwhich promises to bring him in a for | *i#t here, because it darkens the | iiss ‘There is one genple, sate Mall y | z | nair-so natu and evenly that no | way to get them « rt th 7 Resinol Soapand /@uenT* | tune is given credit bY |Gne can tell It has been applied. {anive the ae THTRRRATIONAL NEWS e allace Reid ts scoring ted | many fi beine the teekiant lied. vay 9 re THEATRE es on a roof-top to escape paying work at the United Studios on make large pores, and you cannot get @l away skin roubles | rent. Every scene has a thrill of it Ww Sheald Knew how Lydia | 27 "et! Sederendent protection, gop Roane agp Soe eee eet nan Oe his is the age of youth. 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