The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1922, Page 4

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Now make my home in God's own won: |nomical housewife, am absolutely in derful country, I was up at 6 morning de and Stull In the abstract business, | m: then with the Standard Furniture company, then I took up keeping, and began to build my | in home in the University where I have lived 12 ye “Not quite so fast, please.” “Very well “Teady” “lL was raising a family and per. |r a fo = New High Standard THE PRYSODENT COMPANY, Dept, 368, 1104 6. Wabash Av. Chicago, Mt Mail 10-Day Tube of Pepsodent to Iearn to dance at the Hippo, CHARLOTTE, N. drome, Fifth and University, ana/only Ruby Lee 13, John Helm you can dance anywhere, Prof. Wil-| farmer, 40, murders five of ht» Nam A. Jackson, of New York city,! children with ax, then shoots self teaches all of the latest steps into death. / Stage and ballroom dancing. Tele | $5 — phone Elliott 3187.—Advertisement. 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Jimmy Thompson.” At no time during the present season haa this company discovered so up: | # mistakably Its rqai ponnibilities as it hast thie week In the fret place, the play is frenh It breaks free of most of the old tricks, and ally delivers three acts of excellent characterization, dia joe which can enjoy without fooling ashamed of onescif, and situ which move along rapidly, get unnier an they go. i ath tn M : 8 | ee M re ou well cast, There tis d everyone justifies the stage. itwa pleasure to see a company throw it arif 20 whole-heartedly into a produc tlon—to keep the play moving at the | proper tempo, and seemingly to find) the audience doce. T have an Wea that the director, Mr. Frawley, de-| setves some of the credit for the spirit of thie performances. | ‘Two scones in the play are worthy of any realistic dramatiet. One ts in the second act—a quiet poker party in a boarding house, where the lines and stage business are 20 extraordi narily good that the audiences ap.) proaches hysterics. The other te in the first scene of the third act, in Fleanor’s room, where the young but Shoes repaired by us last longer Liberty Shoe Repair, next Liberty theater ~~ Advertinement. Pimples and boils —caused by errors of diet A well-known skin specialist says that pimples are “‘sig- nal flags of danger” often indicating errors in diet. Indeed pimples are so frequent: ly associated with faulty habits of eating and improper digestion that the first thing to do is to see that our food is right. Fresh yeast is a wonderful cor- rective food for these skin disor- ders. Fleischmann's Yeast is rich in the elements which improve appetite and digestion and which keep the intestines clear of poi- sons, Physicians and hospitals all over the country are recommending Fleischmann’s fresh yeast for pim- jes ant boils. 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The comedy at his poipt tx really rich. MARY THORNE HAS SPLENDID CHANCE never been more favorably cast, and nity. for the firet time with the company the atage delight her boarders. | show themact¥es to good advantage. amusing and Howard Russell all appear in tm. portant capacition and are satisfac tory. centric a8 a pickle salesman about to E STAR han n ernity atud emt in Ub repu went inte the ° whip ar record for steel ships work for the ship ing marr nd doing leg ng board, ® at the after my home time.” ting nien and women footing?” do you run for the city ur years, “I want to lend a clean, wholesome fluence to the city administration nd get the forces tagether for addl onal upbullding and wipe out unerm jloyment and bread lines. I stand om, elimination of 4 unit nd for lower electric raters to manu cturers, for a r street oar fare the earliest unity pomdble may not have purden of the | Tre talking pretty fast, oe! | bear all the he reet car purchas tracle. 4 #0 the motifers and thelr | can gO and see the parks, as) I've been an eco 00d: have seen them, pendent, have no forees backing | y own pocket. I court @ thoro in no, let me way first, my life is an Then, I court a thoro vestigation thru my neighbors and | I have boy of 9, a regular little man, and | give me a wonderful | There-—have I said noir advice and counsel along with Mary pod chance this week. Thorne has an wnumalty She hax he doow very well with the opportu Valentine Sidney, appearing admirably adapted to the role of rs. Delmar, whore reminincenes of Mine, iney it a character woman with « nod wenee of comedy Bvelyn Atkioson and Harriet Hel nm have attrnctive parts, too, and ary Ann Ttobbing ix in the leadinw ale, but doom not enpecially stand ut. Her part ts talky and not very Reynolda Denniston, James Blaine Vaughan Morgan ts at east co Massiv enter the throes of matrimony, Pr. far more #0 than the average local | - attraction. thig week, with Wednesday and Sat quartered oak frame; arms 5%4 inches wide, 63 inches « long. See window displays. 10,000 Stamped Pieces Lunch Cloths; 34-inch size. Vanity or Buffet Sets; 3 pieces. Dresser Scarfs; 17x45-inch size. ALL of WHITE INDIAN HEAD : Big Sale of Art Needlework To be embroidered in colors. Napkins 20c —of Indian Head, stamped in designs matching the tablecloths in the sale. Towels Bath Towels Livrary Searts Pillows MacDougall-southwick, Fifth Floor The play is easily worth seeing— It will run every night} sonal and courteous our features. TO INTRODUCE THE MONARCH BED DAVENPORT the manufacturer has allotted us 50 that we can sell at this extra special price. Most Remarkable Davenport Value Ever Offered This price and these terms should place one in every house or apart- needs bed but has ‘no for. another bed- ment that extra space room, e and well-built care of lawn or garden. MacDougall /outhwick SECOND AVENUE AT PIKE Easter Sale of Embroidered Models Bweaters Centerpieces OLYMPIA.-Mm. Evelyn Barton, | If you wish to learn the latest man Seavey contributes a good bit of| taken to Tacoma to face charges| dancing steps and be up to date, work as the real James Thompson. | of passing worthiens check for $100 Arthur Belasco does creditably in a minor role. She is former secretary to Yor!! university, will teach you. Wasson, [here on similar charge. MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1922. Store Hours: 9:00 to 5:30 50c Hemstitched for crocheting. Six Patterns Launch {Size 45-inch ........-$100 Cloths | Size 54-inch .........$1.50 Children's Dresses Hats— | Half Price telephone Elliott 3187. 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