The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 15, 1922, Page 4

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Over 30,000,000 botties of Tanlac have | Crude diving suits are described 2/ BUNGALOW HUNTING a { | bungalow hunting tn the outaktrts of | so | HACKETT AND j10:30 } i (Latcoroniat | ds Tanlac trated its true worth regain their normal been sold, which is still more conclusive | Vera Gordon, who plays the evidence to him and to you of its un- | role in “Your Best merit. | ’ the feature at the theater Taken from every angle, the spe tacular production of Charles Ma |tor’s famous novel, “When Knight |hood Was tn Flower,” coming to |the Strand on Saturday, stands out 4 rare achievement in the film [world, ite producers claim, The . |story i smoothly told and holds IS STAR'S PASTIME |one au tne way. according to ad June Elvidge, who plays the lead-jvance notices, The dramatic ctf ing villainess in Untversas ncrena | axes carry @ strong appeal tt ts icine in the world ton of 3 Bojer’s famous now. | “#4. and even the last minute twist }etves @ thrill, h . “The Power of @ Lie,” ts buy lf a tnetnd” The enone te whic The scene ta which | Princess Mary and her lover are Holiywood. The Les Angeles river overtaken by the king te the bie | wilt ook rather mall to her after|moment of the earty part of the gazing at the Hudson from her|Pisy and the filght of Mary follow ing the death of her husband, King suartaent <m Bocwuiie érive. Louls XII, te the outstanding hit of the second part. NOGALES, Brophy, Los Angeles banker, overboard and lost at eca, while ing !m Qurt of Calftornia with party of Nogaice business men. Body not SULPHUR CLEARS AWGH, RED SKIN Any breaking out of the skin, even flery, itching eczema, can be quickly overceme by applying « Uttle Men- the-Gulphur, declares « noted skin teal. “‘Deenase of ta germ ae] LO MEET DEC. 5 stroying properties, this sulphur] The annual meeting of the State preparation begins at once te soothe |Chamber of Commerce will be helt arh—Wilam i aceneeenramnemnane owen exuis-| AUTHOR SUPERVISES PICTURE PRODUCTION ‘Thra the courtesy of B. P. @chul berg, president of Preferred Pic tures, Eve Unsell, head of his scen arte department, will come to New York shortly to supervise the produc: tion of her story, “The Dance of Life.” Joseph Schiidkraut and Ru Golph Schiidkraut, his father, will be featured tn the film. STATE C. OF C. ring worm, cording to @ call tseued by N. B. remove the tor-|Coffman, president. rement, and you 4o/ After disposing of routine matters nat have to wait for relief from em-land reports, the meeting will take barrassment. Improvement quickly |the form of @ conference to consider shows. Sufferers from skin trouble/tne question, “Why Washington In should obtain a small far of Rowles| Not Getting Settlers.” Mentho-Gulphur from any good érug-| In addition to the delegated repre gist and use It like cold cream. sentatives from the federated cham: —~Advertionment ners of commerce and other com- rs fons, It ie dentred AMUSEMENTS _ [araw toretner representative citivens THIS ro re) OR Twkt from all over the state who realize WEEK DAILY THEATRE jthe tmportance of rural upbullding Ma and who are impressed with the ‘ serious consequences arising out of the stagnant condition of land set- tlement and agriculture It i» also proposed to devote one session to the quetaion of public ex |penditures and taxation. + $5 Burke & Durkin | ** || Pearson, Newport ; »:2s || PICTURES NEWS CONCERT sEY AND j1005 ALES | DELMAR “THE LONE HAND” “MELODY SHOP SIX” 4:30——6:35-——#.15 P, M. 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