The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 10, 1922, Page 3

MONDAY, JULY 10, 1922. THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 JULY CLEARANCE SALE OF RUGS This will be a week of Unusual Savings in the Rug Section—Everybody who has a rug to buy can make a satisfactory selection and at a decided saving Until Peiday Nicht Only RWOOD'S he Nowth M THE LAW” ment onat of favorites type. Ye MacDonald AN’S SIDE One More Day, Then Gooe JACK HOLT in Paramount's “The Man Un- conquerable” Wednesday—Bthel Clayton in ’ LOT ONE Fine Worsted Wilton Rugs Size ®xi2. Among these are the newest designs and colorings, A LOT TWO Fine Worsted Wilton Rugs in a wide variety of attractive pat terns and colorings. They come tn the 9x12 room nize Priced *95°° Each LOT FOUR High Grade Axminster Rugs In both The tho rugs ore exceptionally splendid assortment Priced s32°° Each cchadihdsilliagaeeeaantiouisaiiiniitel? LOT THREE Wool Wilton Rugs in Oxi2 size, Thene are very service able rugs, and tan, re blue and taupe colorings predominate, Priced *63°° Each Ae eS WARE Se TT PRI SRE oH OH “MISSING HUSBANDS” LOT FIVE LOT SIX Serviceable Axminster Rugs Pighteen rugs in this lot, size 9x12, in @ good amortment of colors and patterns. Unusually good values, Priced 52 Y has Each Seamless Axminster Rugs Thirty-nine rugs in this assortment. Size 9x12. All aro of a good, depend able quality in attractive patterns. Priced §34°° Each « woaven R008 ractive Priced *43°° Each Admission AK Any ‘Time All the Time Madison ween Ist & 24 Children Ge | Jack Holt. He is starring at the Liberty in a new photo- drama called “The Man Unconquerable.” Teday—BLANCHE SWEET in | ° , * * * * * * * * * “Her Unwilling Husband’ STRAND | Donald, whose screams attract her pe (AFISSING HUSBANDS,” which | sen. In a cross fire, Mrs. Mac LOT SEVEN LOT EIGHT LOT NINE LOT TEN ~ in reality is « plcturization of | Donald ts fatally wounded and be jfore expiring describes her assal ant and tells of his theft of the cameo, Bruce, her son, swears to chend the criminal rian hunt which f Amateurs Tonight 8:30 jenday, Wednesday crRUCcE Pierre Benoit’s “1/Atiantide,” ie the Good Quality Axminster Rugs Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs Seamless Velvet Rugs Wool Wilton Rugs | America from France. It wae ad ed and directed by Jacques and in far superior to “Pomsexsions,” | wen gives 6 in a wide ansortment of one of the moat recent foreign pre the picture drama "Man's | Size $-3x1 Bize 9x12, in two weights. Good duction which created favorable com. } Law and God's.” which i showing | colors, Pp ne and weighte—rugs Size §.3x10-4, in a good eelection of nelections of each grade. Expecially in 9x12 size, in neat allover effects, “ until Wednesday night at the Win selected from our regular stock and patterns. Rugs for every room in the attractive values. and tan, blue and rose designs. iment In this country. | Feyden has told his atory in nar.| tr Garden The brasenness of| Priced Each home, All are unusually good values iced Rach Very exceptional values. tive form with never a slip in con.| Brooks and his passion for the 4 Priced Eac pape Oe jewel, which overcomes discretion |tinuity. Many of the scenes have | ™ " : SonAy been taken in the desert and are of | 6)! beaters: ty Giving rine LEAH 1 WEDNESDAY Bl gurpassigg beauty. The interiorsare|' Situations which heighten (he AH BAIRD |rorgeougs and have been arranged v — with the three dimensional idea tn “WHEN THE DEVIL stew. j COLE MBIA | Stacia Napterkowska, In the role! ee wae & magnificent of Antinea, may not cause many | ite ve A could hardly American husbands to be missing | Pretty Molly McGuire for wanting co. ¢ does |? Show off in front of her sister! ADMISSION jfrom home for long, but she does check room giris, She danced gayly | Heht the Priced *59°° Each Priced 97°" Each 5197 Plain Colored Chenille Rugs—Fine Wool 2.90] Fiber Rugs—Rattannia Fiber Rugs—Are : Reduced for Quick Clearance. s39°° $956 27x54-inch Velvet Rugs, finished with linen colored fringe, each, ... BOYS 3 1 6” 4.35 TEN CENTS ALWAYS present the popular European con- eayly | 6 leeption of a vampire. Marie Louise | back pon = en the kc bby |= : = ; Ene dy-in-waiting, is a very | DOr 4 turned to receive the : . ed St be Su a mag * Very | woll enrned applause, only to recetve| ‘The cast Ia quite capable, vag ee Winter GARDE +3 Fa aE ad the shock of her young fe. The| prominent among pn ae a Fi . [audience was composed of one per-|Syivia Breamer, leading nl 3 TREAT RE | WINTER GARDEN leon—the manager of the Hotel. Ji¢|Ciarence Burton, Jean de Brinc and THIS STRONG, _ SPEEDY, RUBBER TIRE, DISC WHEEL “Cameo” Brooks, so-called for hit) yoiceq his appreciation in two|Kdwin Stevens. passion for cameos, a gambler in| wordy . “The Eagle's Nest,” in stripped of) “You're Firearm COLISEUM jhis collection of these gems By 4) Arter this kind of treatment you| Two brothers, both members of Canuck whom he had been try!ng | can understand why Molly felt that| the “Royal Mounted,” seek the love }to fleece at poker Bn route tol. hire ig the bright Het mt ne girl in a weak jother fields, he is put wp for the aig Dead wo ype x bod age arg night by Mrs. MacDonald, mother eTos, vam egal of an officer of N gee, (oe ingen gti Mounted, who h seer other for thé erime Cont with a cameo " big-hearted, Both, by strange cir commissioned to thwest enented her stpin as a birth MELODY MAIDS’ ORCHESTRA +» ecpteetat ment Dillane tite 1 by the younger and weaker/ j Any Time—10¢—All the Time || @8y sift. Brooks tries to steal thi who secke to throw re} js ljewel, and is seen by Mac 5 4 tits: ned Mie Ap cs lity on the r } 2 * Little Devil,” * is the plot which Is unfold-| a Mae Mu an the star e4 on the screen at the Collseum | A clever cast, luding the popu-|where “I Am the Law” being | CROWDS lar young actor, » Valentine, |shown. There are lots of snow |*upports the delight ittle star scenes, and the atx leadt char. | EVERYBODY’S SEEING acters are faithfully interpreted by} | LIBERTY such clever players as Alico Lake, | } Jack Holt ts “The Man Cnconquer.| Kenneth Harlan, Rosemary Theby } able” in the film feature of that|Gaston Glass and the Beery broth-| | Mame on view at the Liberty thialers, Noah and Wallace. | Week. Mr. Holt has the role of a A cain |young man who believed that peace | COLONIAL and kind words could accompli«h | janything and who was not inclined | to change hia views even when he |found his pearing grounds being | despoiled by ruffians. But the scorn COASTER WAGON ° >FREE< FOR PART OF YOUR SPARE TIME Dise Wheels are single thickness with reinforced tires, gen uine ball-bearing “When the Devil Drives” will be the Colonial the film attraction @ until Wednesday night jture stars Leah Baird, | Mixs Baird wrote the story the Devil can pro The pic As a Fascinating Dancer an Soe “The Delicious Little Devil” SUPPORTED BY RODOLPH VALENTINO The Prince Charming of All Time ALSO COLUMBIA ORCHESTRA jot a girl whipped him tnto action | and her amile at his success was the |*howing ho * the same mad impulse in two ure is aj.| Women, however great may be the reward that came to t the p n into the |Kulf between them 1n education for it has the settings {Class or morals, Milas Baird herself of that part of the [playa the role of the woman with adherence |® past—a woman who laid the wealth of her soul at a man's feet nd then found that the more she gave, the less she could demand. | Plenty of love interest ts pro vided in its dual romance, whict story going at a fast keeps “MIRROR” mn ng up to a powerful wheels just like an Shewing McKinley's Inauguration es iy nen gi Mn cag mca auto, This wagon ts AT Presented by me Framework {s con CARL LAEMM LE structed of the Blanche Sweet ts the strongest steel made Willing Husband,” a and will stand up being shown at the Oak erns an actress who is spending ummer holiday at the island home under hard usage The wagon box Is especially strong, as the wood used is straight grain and well seasoned. 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