The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1922, Page 3

_ 8, 1992 : PAGE 3 a, Business College | Dean Talks Latin | Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s THE GROTE-RANKIN Go) OTTO F. KEGEL, President Culture is the «ine qua non not only for the higher lite, but also for for the busy martes of trade to Dean 1. Kibdler, of the Dusiness administration of Washing ton, who ia considering a plan to ex tend his course from four to five years AEE OI at plumbia. brings W re ‘ ? | Dean sprpeerurnen ee | Fifth Avenue and Pike Street hin ont-rank favorite in t le days. story b that of a who loved his weak and beautl ful wife so well that he went down. too, and finally brought her back to the Throne Marguerite Marsh, Martha Mans {field and Evan Burrows Fountain » ix featured in the pleture day at the Liber inty and magnetic, an Hale, re Imperson players are in the ploture Sah | LABERTY | Ably aasixted by several talented | im lead | cently We can afford to ation small boy George Nic nd Clarence Burton Jcomplete the roster. “Patsy Jim,” a story of the North sell and you can | west, starring Irving Cummings, is on the same bill eee | WINTER GARDEN | afford to buy only Ranges which can SAEANAAAARANAAAAANENNNANAN NN ‘auaenn eae When you get the SECOND BIG WEEK! 25th clay bird—after 24 ONLY 2 MORN DAYS They meet in a mud puddle, un- | derneath a leaky pipe tine, but Cu pid was on hand to accomplish the , birds straight... [intreduction, and thelr romance pro. —any shooter will say | sss nity rom vat moment — GStttltt tb bry be guaranteed to that is a lucky strike. [{s\n' comedy drama, “Pwo Weeks VS MPEEIIIISE: i Y te BS fot give complete sat- - gered | See x | Martha Mansfield. She is playing with William Des i | F ° Waltace ela sic: LUCKY sity tices hele os te rome and in “Women Men Love ” he oy. sla ' diteission: which " | isfaction. 4 | photoplay : “Peter 1 ee | opened at the C olumbia "today. = e STRAND Demi leve fi “Moran of the Lady Letty” in a ae a tforing. ' asingly chet as the wife a. fanati Which Rudolph Valentino and Dor ‘The discovery of toasted oie picture cal Boer farmer, while Mahlon Ham-| ethy Dalton will be seen at the Lib} tobacco was a lucky strike fiton, the leading. man, has the role Ceelt B. De Milles “Saturday Night” Antonio Moreno ly now eok at the ‘erty beginning Friday is a tingling} for us. Strand. & ; atrice Yor (of * Vigorous Englishman. Now at Colonial tale of the sea | If you will boy apackage =| Conrad Nagel and Jack Mower are | OAK Thomas Meighan js starring at the | <a an | of Lucky Strike cigarettes | ‘he quartet of players featured in the Money back guarantee with every film. Mise Id oo oy and Mr. Nagel . muit. Laff, the Tailor, 1106 trd.—ady.| YOUrself you will see why =| fm. | Mise BOM _GF* | nu.) b80 han the role Of @ sentiraen | | - ‘millions now prefer the 1 ax socety folks, and Miss Rob. “oa - na Soees.® erta and Mr, Mower as servants. |‘! sculptor in the Le toast vor. How the lives of these four cross | *! Boho. A unid Canpusb LataTive It’s Toasted * Sete ter teeta ho | < FOP CHILOREN OR ADULTS, the r Me th an yet screened. . aes e Do thie today inal ee 6 ! periods of 1 . delicious toccted Burley | COLISEUM | Jackson. May Girecei and L J va Under th the Paramount |PM#y the role, | pictur a Swanson, is | coe pleasing large t the Colt. | UNION | ‘ Fonsnioar. Moca "| Did you read “The Ladder of| nw the basis for one of ntereating stories DeMille MONARCH ®t" Ranges Have demonstrated that they can be relied upon under all conditions, giving the same satis factory results “day in” and “day out” over a long j period of years with a minimum of discomfort to the owner. 4 THE GREATEST ACTEOS my THE word Liew written by Ha Vickers, | TO KEEP THE LIVER AND BOwTLS OROQRLY whieh appeared in Snap | splay, the scenes of id in South Africa. The star is magnaive some time a lightful story has beer the sereen via Paramo' with ¢ More Monarch Ranges are in use in this community than any other range—and their popularity is continually increasing. ner, Shee sol , Trade your old stove as part payment on a Monarch—and you can jf 4 Antonio Morcne . a ” % VICTORY We ts at the Colonial for three days pay the balance in small monthly installments. Robert Warick In kilties ts a fea. |'" “The ret of the Hills,” a new bs ture of “The Fourteenth Man.” the|aoraph film drama which deals | tory theater for Thureds on He | SRCarth the treasure buried by James eee D. SHANNON, forme land regiment whose habit of always | Candidates Believe |' stent, thy on the) 1.) . - helping out the underdog gets him Civil Service for 4 natitute | and penitentiary on dope charges, t before the while case against his wife is cou: candidates out into diffic ® and forces him to| Electrical Now in is bs at the [Fe anon ter "By Dry Law Agents? |i tir » tne efty’s rat: |o% mie | inuea. counters ren, jadiaéinn i way problem in talks before the Mu- et * a e baer ing and acertain| WASHINGTON, March 8 — Am] i ew as ngton ote | pretty & However, all ends hap. |PTembition agents would be put un nictpa) league Tuesday ‘ oa I NEED a 2 , |der civil service by a bill intraducta, ‘Their positions were stated as fol ors @ bill introducte ; MONEY! Bebe Daniels ts the leading cpg by Benator Sterling, Bouth | lows: Ira D. Lundy: For lower carfare, | 4>4. rx3 mag but the Erickson three-cent carfare | shait give ‘the qual- measure should be voted upon by the br. E. J, Brown: For a nick "rv tare or for a three-cent fare if t woman and a clever cast surrounds Mr. Warwick. It is a Paramount Arteraft pleture. general agents, super freld agents would be statistion Just published | Without appoint Importar jehow that if the cigar HE worth of a custom-made suit is in the excellence of the pat et fit and the quality of the material and trimmings, which | Roberts smokes in one y ¢-e-2ople ect assure the wearer lasting good appearance and long service. Inid end to end they would reach) FM Street cs jfrom Madeira, O., to the Canary uid pay its own wa: for your dental work ; Custom-made clothes are within the means of any salaried man : 7 ‘ EDWIN J. and are the only economical clothes investment. Investigate hoya porting and the ; | ween or 106 Columbia St. } ORUG | STores instantly © | Inlands. the advantages of custom-made clothes at the Men's Style Show today. " Seattie’s lead [ae Sent st longer, repaired at Lib- First ave.—Advertisement Amateurs Tonight! MUSIC COMEDY In Addition to “THE PRINCE CHAP” With THOMAS MEIGHAN, LILA LEE, KATHLYN WILAAAMS, THEODORE KOSLAFF and ANN FORREST. SOME CAST! ALSO A SENNETT COMEDY! SOME SHOW!—SOME TIME!—SOME PRI TH SEE THE EXHIBITS NOW PLAYING ANTONIO MORENO Retween TODAY Continueus—1 Until 11 P. M. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 10 AND 11 The Biggest Show in Town For Less Entire Change of Program Twice Weekly COME TO THE MANNEQUIN SHOW | TONIGHT Exhibits are in the banquet room of the New i Washington Hotel, open to the public after 1:30 aaa 4 | p. m. Evening session opens at 7:30 with man- i nequin promenade at 9:00 o'clock. “THE SECRET OF THE HILLS” Something out of the ordinary. A picture of life's queer twists. 4 { Closes Tonight | ONE DIME! A. J. PORSYTH THEATER D AT MADISON me Kiet 2564 A SURPRISE MUSICAL FARCE Tee Orgmal Soldver Stars of Two broadway Musical Comedy Successes STAGEO 8Y THE 277 DIVIS1ON OTHER FINE VAUDEVILLE ACTS! FRATURE PHOTOPLAY “THE SIN OF MARTHA QUEED” With An All-Star MARCH 10—SEATTLE POST NO. 18 NIG .. 0. GABRIELSEN J. M. CUNNINGHAM Jd. MICHAELS Popular Amateur FROST & SEYNEI OXFORD TAILORING CO. EXHIBITORS: ° Al Seattle Merchant Tailors cig NEWS and COMEDY EF. G. EVERETT C9. MIDDLETON & BALDRIDGE a 221 Leary Building Pantages Building FE. ¢. ALT McGRATH BROTHERS On THURSDAY at 7:30 and DUNN & SUNDBERG T. J. O'NEIL AMUSEME} HARRIS, MEN’S TAILOR RABY & CO. : ing 4. 8. KANE STONE BROTHERS 709 Third Avenue 900 Second Avenue A Remarkable Home Given by One Who 0. D. WOODWARD Presents HAZEL WHITMORE ed by AL B. LUCE and Notable Cast tn “SCANDAL” 209 University Street 301.306 Walker Building 920 p. m. is our 204 American Bank Building 1310 Third Avenue 211 Seneca Street 1313 Fourth Avenue FRIDAY EVE, HOUSE OF IRVING ROTHENBERG CO. 113 Columbia Street 915 Second Avenue STETSON TAILORS S. Sir 208 Rialto Building 208 Rialto THE MUSICAL PLAY WILLIAM KUIST STONE THE TAILOR “ory SIDNEY peri cighty yeare . : MATS. Ww SUN. éé EE U DDI ES ”7 200 Leary Building Second Avenue rio te Sher Al THEO, T. LEMAN F. WHITE “ STINATION” wig yeh ese cr pe eae Le calipers -eeoreeg ee ‘ ; NEXT WEEK 1S THE BIGGEST HIT IN THE HISTORY OF P. 0. WOLD & CO. H. BE. CURZON CO. bs Marriage /il- 218 Seaboard Bank Building 408 Hinckley Building The Marriage of Wil ° Jack Roy i * nto and Jo yle liam Ashe THE WILKES Finis meater. MATINEE TODAY hip Queen Anne Basketball Team Will Be Guests the Theater on Thursday Evening Models FIRMS EXHIBITING WOOLENS OR ACCESSORIES The Champion Gladys Buckridge 8s ieccaegiyrre te & SON ARNSTEIN oon & CO. atin ste : ~- _ ——— sap nn oS ee ear Billy Casey | 7"'\ f \ saht We. a = ape em ne en. be MN NOW PLAYING ar™* COLUMBIA | HATTON.OLAIVER CO. DETMER WOOLEN CO. - Haberdashery Woolens . P. & FE. SHIRT CO. UNIVERSAL TRADING CO, ) Bhirts—Ties Woolens cles vd a Nana co. a. nega WonenJ ten Love . Shirts—Ties W oolens i goss" ga ala In which three Women of distinct types | 4 Trimmings NO ADMISSION CHARGE Starting Monday After HORSINT 4 Struggle for the ascendancy in a mans hea’ sppihtik F a | Saturday-Gladys Walton in Jnewise kip cruel atte le te Hs Round So oohe Ledther Pushers jby m met He Above