The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1922, Page 3

THURSDAY, MAY 11, IBERY Ny ci NEGRI Im the thrilling drama “THE DEVIL’S 1922. , TODAY'S PROGRAMS LIRERTY — Pola” Newt in “The | | v 2 Herbert Hawlinson tn a | Coming Saturday v x“ COLUMBIA HEN Louls Victor Eytings, seton of a good family, walked into the Arizona state penitentiary to be gin serving a life sentence, he was so weak and sickly he could hardly j walk | “Not over a month,” on phystctan. |that long.” But Bytinge did live, Me has #pent| 14 years of his life sentence and dur Ing that time he has been studying | and writing. His first real literary | achievement to be put into pleture| form is showing at the Columbia this | |week. It is called “The Man Under , Chauncey Olcott. The fa- Cover.” and features Herbert Raw: mous singer comes to the Met-| cee ropolitan for a week's engage-| WINTER GARDEN UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT RICHARD BARTHELMESS “The Seventh Day” Six Daye He Salted on a Love Venture—and Then! sald the pris | ‘He may not even live! KAY and His Fameus Orchestra ment, beginning Sun da y zoe = Anne and Monte Guaninn Giemiiae Collins dive they were miles VERA GORDON tn night, in “Ragged Robin,” apart in wu nding and widely “TRE GOOD PROVIDER” quaint Irish romantic pa diferent in their manner of living drama, But tnstead of letting their differ | Photo by James @ Merrihew |encen lead to the divorce courts JAnne set about to get rid of the WALLA WALLA.—IH. H. Cowley, | trouble. |Seattia broker, receive: light con: | between in Anne ts played by Florence Vidor Jeussion of brain fn er “Woman, Wake Up!" an enter his auto near Echo, Ore, with ma (taining film feature at the Winter! chine driven by man named Salling, Garden this week. } ‘GSGem ans comme UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT of Echo | cee Here Is the Laugh of §| | Merv Drama, tragedy and heart apper 1] “The Devil's Pawn," Pe new picture, which open Negri's si | at the rimony mstipation and Liberty Wednesday, It’s a plcturtza tion of the famous atage p! Yollow Ticket and page the Con. Russian Jewess who struggles for “a ‘Don't take chances. Get Conter"e good education, ‘ . |STRAND | Roy Barnes, playing one of the in the Paramount comedy “Is Matrimony a Failure?” at | the Strand this week, was for many year a magician in vaudeville, In| this picture Barnes has an excellent role Others tn the cast are Lita Lee, Lots Wilson and Walter Hiers. eee with ALL-STAR CAST Th wi joy Haruce Hieve Lets Wilson COMING SATURDAY DOLPH NO hevoxD THE ROCKS” CHARGES OF GRAND LAR @ENY were filed tn superior court and {Wednesday against &. M. Winston, | x (whe ts alleged to have passed more | ald Pil-—Sesall Bese—Galt Price @han $300 worth of worthless checks. 1 Barthelmess appears as a lyoun hing lad of the New Eng | eam a — 7 = aout "STceacaeaan toa nbonrtnant vs | a my oe Sere MEM eter a Jor itsel The Original ‘vacuum. packe cotfee COPYRIGHT 1922 lh S55 » Allee Lake be |role in ‘spiritualist photodrama wht melodrama. | CLASS A Jelty and it is shown In ap | for men and women | puncher turns out to be heir te | English ttle is told tn | of Youth.” | traction at the Onk for | story, with the jending rot CASTORIA: ‘sonnet Lac ia if LAST TIMES } |] Dally: 10:30 A. M, to 2 |CLASS aq I THE SEATTLE STAR “Freckles” Coming to Liberty Friday Specials Outing 15c Flannel Yard 27-inch white and fancy Outing Flannel in a very desirable quality; special, the yard, 15¢. Pillow Cases 19 Each Cc 42 by 86-inch white muslin Pillow Cases, finished with 2-inch hems; special, each 19¢. Dress Ginghams Yard 20c A thousand yards of | fine Dress Ginghams, ih} 27 inches wide, in a ] wide selection of pat- terns; special, 20¢ | yard. Wesley “Freckles” Barry. To call him the most popular boy comedian in pictures would not bring forth a dispute. He Bath 1s coming to the Liberty Saturday in a screen adaptation of Towels Gus Edward's “School Days" and every youngster in Seat- 25 tle, as well as the grownups, will want Nagios this feature. Each c A at Cs * , 4 They are factory sec- onds and show slight imperfections in weav- ing, but their wearing quality is in no way im- paired —- stripes and checks are among the land coast in “The Seventh Day,” the! present film feature at the Coliseum. He falls In love with a pretty little soctety flapper who is one of a party stranded on a yacht in mid |Thelr romance de interest to the Liberty Provides Fun for Kiddies Don't forget, boys and girls, Friday is the Day, 4 o'clock the and The Star office the ran pet. Every youngster assortment; special, Loutse Huff ts the gtrt. a Weary h 25 eee then any it each, 25¢. COLONIAL who reports at the liverty the ng one of these caps Table As @ banker's daughter who ts rail | P will be given a fun prise. This roaded to jail and who works revenge || isn't a contest, it's just @ little Cloths thru her amusement for the Kiddies to cele. E Cc ach brate the coming of Wesley “) Barry tn “School ich opens at ine Liberty ies Fifty Table Cloths, size 54 by 64 inches, fin- {shed ready to use— | hemstitched and scal- j loped edges are among | the assortment; each, Its Jackson's exciting view at the Colonial version of Fred Destin’ t Know Whose | Wife She Really Is This ts the second and last week for the showing of “Some Wild Oats,” | That she does not know whore wife O5¢. the educational photoplay at the she really is was declared in. Juatice Class A. The picture been im | of the Peace C. C. Dalton's court by i dorsed by prominent citizens of this | Mra 1 t Evana Lembo, Ironing Boards Each” $2015 The Crown adjustable | folding Ironing Boards | that stand perfectly rigid when in use; spe- cial, each, $2.15. Suit 8.75 Cases Each 24-inch genuine leather Cases, made with strong metal frames and re- liable lock and hasps, and reinforced with leather straps; special, each, $8.75. Electric rent’ $2.95 Very efficient Electric Toasters that are very convenient when break- fast needs to be made in a hurry; priced, spe- cial, each, $2.95. peeday that William ee erdinand ave, with OAK What happens when a young cow-| T an she was not legally married to him ma and married Frank Lembo, an tallan who cannot epeak English. Judge Dalton took the case under advisement. which is the morrow. It ts a drame |, Degcngyed 3 TO CONFIRMATION the senate, Henry O'Malley, of Beattie, hag been appointed by Preat dent Harding to succeed Dr. Hugh M. Smith, resigned, a» commissioner For Infants and Children or ine bureau of fisheries a USE For OVER 30 YEARS) . heed Mary ts not spending more than $1,500 a year for her clothes nowa- dayn, joy. agua Lonsdale and Norris Jol We Sha Qtr Thay NOW PLAYING Buight te See if Fight to Witnese “Some Madey Oats” IM riren set “HERBERT | | RAWLINSON “The Man Under Cover” A thrilling crook story of a man who came back with @ wallop. Coming Saturday— HOOT GIBSON fn “THE BEAR CAT” Columbia TODAY—TOMORROW ‘The Drama of Mystte OCCULTISM SHOWS FOR WOMEN ONLY Daily: 2:30 to 8 P, M. SHOWS F¢ MEN ONLY Nights: 8 to 12 FP. SATURDAY | RODOL VALENTINO | 20c¢ esate THEATER Third Avenue and Pike Street. {he Oh, Boyst Oh, Grin! First 6,000 kids who come to the first show— before noon Saturday— will get a WESLEY BARRY SATURDAY AT THE LIBERTY ETD Open an Account at Grote Rankin’s THE GROTE-RANKIN CO: OTTO F KEGEL, President Living-Room Suites where comparison and selections can be made most satisfactorily. excellent quality. present-day market cost, and the savings are worth while. You can select from a— , Three-Piece Tapestry ee mga Fa - | Suite—Davenport, Chair and / 225 | Rocker; Regular price $420.00.. i$ Three-Piece Tapestry Upholstered] SA | } Three-Piece Tapestry Upholstered Two-Piece Tapestry Upholstered Three-Piece Tapestry Upholstered Three-Piece Mulberry Silk Velour Two-Piece Tapestry Upholstered Three-Piece Tapestry Upholstered) SAt™ Odd Chairs and Rockers—these are also reduced for immediate disposal, We Have Marked Eight Overstuffed For Immediate Disposal These Suites have been grouped on our Third Floor LLRERE RSE AE LEERY ERT TE FAA LENS 2 OPER Ree Res Oo Every one of these Suites 1s in good taste and of The original prices are based on Suite—Davenport, Chair and Rocker; regular price $530...... | eat 337 $275 $937 19379 on $275 Suite— Davenport, Rocker and High-back Chair; reg. price $450. ee aes RR A TA ABU AY Suite—Davenport and Chair; reg- ular price $485.00... .cc0cecees Suite— Davenport, Low - back Chair and High-back Chair; regu- lar price $475.00. ...2-ceccccove PRICE $275 Upholstered Suite — Davenport, leat Chair and Rocker; reg. price $545 Suite—Davenport and Chair; we s69m ular price $327.50... Suite— Davenport, Chair and Rocker; regular price $495... a In addition to the matched Suites we have several The Sale of FLOOR LAMPS Now in Progress PROVIDES INTERESTING SAVINGS for those who have planned a Lamp for their own home or have considered making a gift to some one of an attractive light. AT $39 8 are Lamps, complete with e shades, in the newest styles, introducing new standards and finishes— The shades are rich and beautifully finished. AT $29 85 are Lamps with ma- “Se hogany- finished stand- ards and silk shades with double silk fringe. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION —OF— Peoples Savings Bank } Seattle, Wash, Second Ave. at Pike St. May 5, 1922. RESOURCES Loans and Discounts .........sese0e o§ Bonds, Warrants and Other Securities. e Banking House, Second and Pike Street. Safety Deposit and Bank Vaults Other Real Estate United States Treasury Cer- tificates United States Bonds 532,277.54 993,024.62 600,000.00 100,000.00 141,242.43 $ 494,000.00 535,036.10 $1,029,036.10 + 1,004,837.34 Cash and Exchange ..... 2,088,873.44 $4,400,418,08 LIABILITIES Capital Stock . Surplus .. Reserve for Tax 16,547.69 Undivided Profits - 212,025.40 Deposits ........ eS EPONA seeees 4,051,844.99 $4,400,418.08 seeees$ 100,000.00 20,000.00