The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1923, Page 3

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1928 DEMOS HONOR W ASHING TON THE GROTE-RANKIN GO OTTO F. KEGEL, President 1] AVING TONIGHT fy Lon Chaney “Shadows” Held Over! The big comedy-drama that was filmed in this state— in TODAY'S coun PROGK MS SATURDAY— Something really sen- sational— “THE Machew The 1 wrnand Ad featuring Jobn Mower and temtot aed Blanche From | Garnenter Jane Novak, © of the Pines CAMDEN Aiteg Wildemt.”* May aod Harry WANT: in 0h PALACE Mit Myers ins Chapte Calboun jopojofojojojojoyo}o) Patriotism ion fF este, Vso chile = an =) ” 7S @ mi m chatr Ri ALTERATION SALE Is a logical circumstance quite inevitable when a store is making many changes in the arrangement of its floors —to have certain merchandise which it is advisable to close out rather than shift it from floor to floor. & ota” M Invitations been exter COLISEUM Bt SEBS S88 ded te of local patriot | COUE”: OE oe Mr. the Oti guide, eating Maine police charge Ethel Bean (above) with her husband, | Bean, a Rangeley lake known to hundreds of hunt- Mrs. Bean's sister has been permitted to share her cell with her the case comes to trial, by a A Daughter Ayre if and featured various wor murder of tions who are to ‘be honor s oF with Agnes rder 0. » will be will x jin advan Ge Lun style. BLUE MOUSE ers, The Inauguration of Women’s Apparel Departments cessitates the occupation of two entire floors—and we have made striking price revisions to effect an immediate disposal of thousands of dollars’ worth of merchandise, much of which was purchased for spring business. " until TO ah IES; LOSE URNITURE ‘/ORGANIST HONORED BY MUSICIANS HERE ploiojoiioiniotao| Furniture for Every Room in the Home Is Offered at Savings of 20% to 50% Draperies, Bedding, Linens and House Furnishings offer Now is the time to buy! movie aane to His Death ([{\'. “ sy) sop Pectin A With Bible in Hand soc Bagels Nar pants dg Be He bake NEWPORT, Rf. I Feb. |man clasping a Bible leaped fr the water here and wns drowned TO RECOVER A SHINNY CLUB SEDALIA, Mo. - rap Hasownthe atitionietic with > Rugs, ings. LOUISE FAZENDA attractive sav- JOHN BOWERS BLANCHE SWEET LON CHANEY | BARBARA LA MARR | VICTOR POTEL KATE LESTER ELMO LINCOLN is guest organist gigs Fairt Robin Hood, nks mi which is to had addres ked them addresses Murray, man neurn, Director the Strand thea represented ‘ Villlam BE. Jager of the Coll Wineland of Beaca Odds and Ends of Housewares Reduced 20% to 50% —Varnish Stains, all colors. —Clothes Racks, that hang on the wall. —Cast Iron Skillets, number eight. —Gray Enameled Teapots and Sauce- pans. Covered Steel Roasters. : Gas Heaters. ; s i ' ait 1 well-known pictur Electric Curling Irons. Fine for Chest Colds, F i t ‘ y : ; Cast Aluminum Tea Kettles, and Is ee Made h : Bread and Cake Boxes. ome the drama, “Quincy | e “oO has proved he broke thru saa Voaadin Ga | j creek fh week a | Best Cough Mixture a weilread ‘book, | de ls Home Made tars of | With JOSEPH DOWLING EDWARD CONNELLY dams Sawyer, fon at al ree —Aluminum Roasters, Kettles, Kettles. —Coat Hangers. —Shopping Baskets—and many other items—all are conveniently arranged on tables and selections can be made satisfactorily, You ought to hear the house come down when the home-town’s ruthless quartet, un- der the baton of Lon Chaney, starts its howl! Combination Stew Pans and Preserving The famous Coue, himself, in a screen message that is as forceful and wonder- ful as are his own lectures! 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