The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1923, Page 3

ae rt UTC THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 18 @) One Day More, then gene! LEATRICE JOY JACQUBLINE LOGAN Third of ¢ “FIGHTING BLOOD" Sertes Sat —"Migkiy Lak a Hose* { POSITIVELY iBAviNe FRIDAY NIGHT! mounts tl thriller “Racing Hearts” with, THEODORE ROBERTS AGNES AYES RICHARD DIX Sat—‘Sure Fire Flint” OLYMPIC TEEATRE Madson St. Bet, Ist and The A New Es Ge: ee REVUR DY-DIAM ISHIYO SUL dAN{ZdIg UAMplOHD VY <4 | Monmontc rs QuISEUM| | SCHOOL GATES |3° /| ARE OPPOSED)? STAGE “Peo o° My Heart” = \: petite Wet Cac agy +) TODAY'S PROGRAMS AM about — SCREEN ie Th Wesley Marry in “Hage Hugo Kelley Opens Campaign ( Offices Hug | STRAND Fischer Estate Is are elgec gga» fe ie nay “han. ta rd arene to Probate the 5 of th the stage . ig’ } 1 di i 0! dat $4 in will i hi i t f 1 ' : - Ma P Start Beautifying Drive at Endolyne e Im- |“ par BLUE MOUSE now 15 MMs 0S An Irresistible Picture from the fascinating pen of George Barr McCutcheon CARL LAEMMLE, Presents MAN OF 60 REGAINS. | VIGOR HE HAD AT 35 |New Orleans Revitent Tells of Wow derful Result Produced by a Recent Scientific Discovery. | Dw Wood, 60, ¢ | La 1 eclares ho has vered korex ced super Universal STARRING HERBERT RAWLINSON Supported by EILEEN PERCY (The Star of “The Flirt’) harmless, vigorator k lower spin jtain blood jamazing b In natio: praises of thou | from n land lack hardt’s Last Tour Columbia Coming Saturday: | “The Ninety and Nine” ands =| compound to jstrength treatr CONSTANC “Woman >» STARTS ‘yelp TODAY. * bu report korex compound hi satistaction, the | turn yi immediately 8 | offe aranteed, 9c y need healtate about accepting It | | Advertisement given STARTS SATURDAY wR Je feanttle. | Admission 10¢ Loge Seats 20c crackers taste better with H Bluhili || WORLD of MAKE-BELIEVE POCO OR REE SECEDE SEER ELE EEE EEEE CSET EEE EEE EEEE { “CHRISTIAN” | ee | ‘| the stars in | Hall | Charles A, |who frets under | little | upon discovering. | house, in oxelting a PALACE HIP Jand Dolly Byrne, | Clara Kimball Youn) THE ” SCREEN Pretty Mae wach 7 Christian tion of Sir n ade Strand next Saturday WINTER Th GARDEN fascinating Barry at the Colonial to: day in his Warner Brothers’ pro duction, “Rags to Ric 8 one of the best and m roles he has ever port “Rags to Rich Taylor’ centers about duke Clarke t Interesting yed adapted fron celebrated young Marma little ehild the artificial for mality of his home and pines for a notion, Ho gets his chance a burglar in the When the second.story art: Ist escapes, Marmaduke pursues him and becomes his pal. roam thru the country, while a gang of desperatd crook a wealthy the tempting reward maduke, the erquks fferved f How the lad hoips t In the picture adaptation of the famous stage play by Gilda Verena “Enter Madam," jn the feature on the Palace Hip screen, “Hnter Madam" haw as its central character a temperamental Italian opera singer, Some of its important scones take place In Rome and Milan, }and it Is felt that, because of tts de oldedly Latin atmosphere, Miss Young will hesitate to enter imme digtely upon another production with a similar background the popu-| Then the two A A frago of $16 levied on St by customs offi per of © ‘aterocied to land from Victoria, ,{Art Mullin, Legion Adjt. Max Now Cc, with considerable liquor on his} man, Seattle Commander Edward person Hoth the ‘Waquor and the) Sheehan, and Willlam Short, presl- flask were confiscated and Hitinge, | dent of the State Mederation of La- with four companions, was later} bor, were to lewe for Spokano Thura- freed by a federal gra rm Jullan itinge, rh AR Guaranteed 26-8 SILK HOSE $1.95 THE GROTE-RANKIN OTTO F. KEGEL, President Factory Close BEDROOM FURNITURE: WELL-KNOWN manufacturer, decided to close out all the ODD suites at a great sacrifice, -Out of in adjusting his stock, PIECES of two bedroom In accepting our offer and shipping the entire lot to us we are enabled to make these extraordinary reductions. Forty pieces of iaiperas )$ 7 Fifty Ivory Enameled \$ 75 furniture, including Gra at R Enameled Dressers ray) Chiffoniers, Dresers] Dressing Tables and and Beds with cane) Ivory Enameled re and Dressing Tables, re- paneled embe 7) GAN TO eiettre shee Each ments—reduced to. . Each Fifth Floor Featured Values in New Suitsand Wraps On Sale Friday 40 Kitchen Tables $2.95 Each Substantially construc’ <itchen Tables, with tops nches in size. The corners braced. They are in wood, and the house- ife can finish them to match the furnishings of the kitchen. —Fourth Floor are well at Grote-Rankin’s $49.75 $55.00 $59.75 | : There’s no denying the popu- larity of Camel's Hair for sports clothes—good looking suits and smart capes—in plain, overplaid or checked patterns. The lines are straight, of course, with oc- casionally a side fastening. The tailoring is faultless, and for street and sports wear they are most popular. Then there are suits of checked velour that have a charm of their own. t of checked velour is immed with bands of wn while pockets and You Will Need Good Garden Tools Half of the success of your garden—the ap- 2 pearance of your lawn—depends upon the tools select tools from D-handled Long-handled §| Long - handled with round or sqt points with round points Steel Bow $l Malleable or squ Tron Rake: that you work w: Shovels D-handled Shovels with ith—so it is important that you this list: Hoes with smooth han $2.10 dl 50e, 75e and $1.15 Ladies’ Hoes .. uare Spading Fork + $1.95 Pruning Shg Hand Trowel! Hand Diamond Hoes. Pumps... stock of F pods, pment Store In the Sale of Cretonnes Featured Pricings 25c 45c 69c. Will Escort Vet Head to Sea Hamilton Cook, natlonal gents Hold F ibis for Julian Eltinge n empty silver flask, with a mort-| ©, Wars, will be escorted from 8p to Seattle Saturday, from the Seattle post, including Adjt. cers, is awaiting the return of famous female m- sonator flask is in the hands ustoma men horé and was taken m Eltinge February 26, when he id jury. day to meet Cook. CW KT My mander of the Veterans of Foreign A committee Halverson, State Commander 85c 95c —Third Mloor “WE and Upon What It Depends" subject to be discussed = b Master meoting at the university branch JTH, HOW ttle com okune}brary at 7:90 Friday evening. State It Is Created} 4s the | tho| Koy Psychology class at : Me 50 Dozen 72 by 90- BED SHE D8¢ ? im | JUST FOR FRIDAY |i 4 “Raw. 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Sweaters $1.95 Slipover style, blocked pat- | terns and belted styles. Colors: Navy, brown, tan or green. 16 only, Apron Frocks $1.15 i Apron Frocks in pretty prints in bright colors and novelty styles. 37 only. Silk Blouses $5.45 Silk prints, flat crepes and radium silks in light and dark shades. 16 Blouses only, Blouses $1.65 Blouses in wash materlals— dimities, solesettes and figured satinettes—some models strictly tailored, others with dainty trimming. 47 only, Corsets $1.85 An American Lady Special in pink coutil with elastic top all around; two pairs hose support- ers; boned with black boning throughout, and no hip steel. Sizes 22 to 30, Brassieres 85c B. & J, Brassieres, fancy striped poplin for medium and heavy figures, and adapted to figures heavy through the dla- phragm, Sizes 36 to 44, —Second Floor PALACE HIP": National Vandoville Artists’ Week STUART'S BIG SCOTCH REVUE OTHER ACTS AND FIV! CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG —IN— “ENTER MADAME” Toscwrcin 0