The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1923, Page 6

THE SEATTLE 81‘ INDAY, MAY 14, 1923 { PRETTY STAR FLORENCE OIL, COOK STOVES NOW BEING DEMONSTRATED IN OUR WINDOWS rN and taste food piping hot, cooked right in our store by 4 practical cook on a Florence Oil Stove. COME AND SEE IT WORK! Here’s a chance to taste “outside cooking” free, and see the best oil stove in the world actually at work, The Ideal Stove for Summertime Cooking STAGE WORLD erent of MAKE-BELIEVE { IN “BAVU” ] TODAY'S PROGRAMS SOREEN D Prank May LIBERTY "You Can't Fo .” with Lewis Stone Nite Naldt and —— STRAN ee " DeMille’s UNIVERSAL JEWEL ‘The nnn odie | s P sine, whe Adtiton Alls The Most Exciting Mystery cuM Play of AN Time KASY TERMS Any Florence Oil Stove Mix in ‘Catch My $1.00 Down—81.00 Weekly COLUMBIA ORCHESTRA - Tow NEWS COMEDY se ; it GARDEN—Sinclale Lows OLUMBIA | & ra pads iin REFRIGERATORS wit, ict ings NN Tad Fy ¥ “5 Complete .assortment .shown , : : ( é , GOTTSTEIN , of a nationally famous Re- r CREDIT SERVICE frigerator, scientifically con- FOR HOME FURNISHERS. structed, with mineral wool y felt and dead air spaces. © SOT runcanse-nar HP 0OWN 120m ony ol WVELHL Beautifully finished. 1a - + @STDOWN + o\PPWEE RLY NI 2s “008 + @S@DOWN - o2>VTiny Re es *@TEDOUN- + eDpeWEEKIY les—Front “MOeDOWN: * OBAVEEKLY @1D2D0WN © * O4S°VEERLY NO INTEREST CHARGES Coming “Down to the Sea in Ships” io program fen In “You Wife,” the of domestic Can't interes trouble the Liberty's tion, Le Fool Your ing picture which i feature attrac- atrice Joy, who is on of the stellar has what is considered one of her best roles, The picture shou Joy in one of the many tense dramatic scenes in the players, As Shown by These Convenient Terms Estelle Taylor is one of the of furniture of your own lection and taste galaxy of popular stars fea- * furniture is gone forever—payments Enjoy the 1 Money paid o LIBERTY Tuesday and Wednesday May 15-16 Given by the YOUNG LADIES* INSTITUTE and KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS AST TIMES T TOM MIX “CATCH MY SMOKE” TONIGHT S A COUNTRY STORE STARTS TUESDA ¥ Gloria Swanson | “HER GILDED CAGE” New Vlayiog JOAN GILBERT iit THRUXTON KING (SEWS CONES “the Tom af Uta Navel! ¢ REDUCED For People Who Need Tyo Sights We Are Now Making DOUBLE- ition Grasses $8.50 DH. 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HUTESON-DONAHEY OPTICAL Co EU, 4010 fs Safe Deposit Boxes tured in “Bavu,” the wierd, dramatic mystery picture which is now proving delight- fully entertaining to Colum- bia audiences. the public in “The net” and “Vanit: Mae Bu ecently seen an the heroine ristian;" Barbara advanced with m emin of the most There are more well known playe: photography is ex tire film one that | highly for Its entertainment an technical qualities eee | COLUMBIA When human Hife starts boiling and showing sure signs of a gigantic so: cial upheaval, a “Bavu" always makes his appearance, an Illiterate man with a forceful personality, who dominates with brutality and magne- tisms. “Bavu" is the beast of the/ picture of that name at the Columbia, | # big dramatic role for the Inimitable} Wallace Beery. | Other featured members of the cast | Estelle Taylor, Forrest Stanley, | kolal_ de Ruiz, Sylvia Breamer, Martha Mattox and Harry Carter. ary STRAND | CN When such screen notables as mi-| Hood's invigorates, ton Sills, Elliott Kosloft, a jaron Foye are fedtured in \Wife’s Absence Not _ Cause for Rejoicing Dexter, Theodore Nilsson, Pauline | “Bob, I was thinking of you just | la few minutes ago. Has your wife | returned from that women’s club | convention at San Jose? I was won: | |dering how you got along with the| x j “Oh, she's home, you bet, and I'm glad of it, That old stuff’ about | \"The wife's gone to the country-—| Hooray! Hooray! doesn’t strike me that way at all. I have all sorts of troubles if the wite leaves me tor GSARSAPARILLA |. entertatn acne oar een amtte R |a few days, The few meals I eat iqt home always ruin my digestion. |T never fail to break a choice dish jor two, and some derned household celdent happens, This time T forgot to water some plants and they died The wife nearly fainted when she |saw the wreckage,” “By Jove! You have been having {t hard. I'll bet you were glad when he came back. I'll bet she was {id eyed, though, when she found everything upset.” | "Oh, my wife’s sweet disposition |couldn't be improved. She didn’t |fuxs much, and she didn't beat me up, | either.” “Well, now that the domestic re |sponaibilities are off our hands again, what say you come up to the| club with me tomorrow night? Old | member is back here from San Fran and he is interested in that} proposition you sprung on me the other | y, I would like to meet him. | Truth Is, I'm needing a new sult rather badly, and haven't been go ull on Cherry's, where you buy on credit with six months ‘They're at 1015 2nd Ave., betweet Madison and Spring in the Rialto] Bldg, over the Piz’n Whistle. Take | ~Advertivement, “Aggravatin’ Papa” is proving one of those perfection on the Colum- bia Record made by The Georgians, dy goin Ase for recor A-3825 75c At Columbia Dealers You photoplay. on a furniture it at Gottsteln’s are an investment in your jtion at the I t in) th Joy, Nita N dramat PALACE constantly rebu y ite to The ture on the F his attentions te The Bist m version of the nen. When tand it any longe! k is nable t ngressman Mi The pleture in said dramatic pre Hip bas shown o is that of GARDEN nm King COLONIAL ‘om Mix wousual and interest |TWO ACTS FEATURED _ ON PALACE HIP BILL 0 dominate on the new & Harris vaudeville pro. |eram at the Palace Hip theater, one ja sketch team and the other a girl | quartet. | Arthur Howard and company pre! |nent the comedy farce, “Tangled Tales," which deals with the troubles jot a filrtatious married chap who Jaccid@entally inakes love to his sister | tn-ia The explanations are diff jeult for him to make, hut provide y of laughw for the patrons | “Novelty De Luxe” ts the title of |the turn of the F and tf incindes not only violin, eaxa tones up system For nearly fifty years this old, re- liable tonic has been recognized as the ideal spring medicine for ifying the blood and toning up i |} Using Hood's Sarsaparilla restores ap- hama Boys, petite and provides a gentle and bring something differéat in jug needed stimulant to organs weary ing ri . gling acts as the Their and tired from winter's demands | oor remotes imax 4 4 It helps the blood to carry ine | Work reaches & climax in a comie creased vitality to all parts of the I dain "agape ag body. Take Hood's. Your food | bao Bey other acrot umes and the ge oka of the ners then o make applause only t ext, the Yoko two clever, Nipponess, opener have an Terrace Girts | ¢ and song, but | no own home It COSTS NOTHING EXTRA TO BUY ON THESE WE CHARGE NO INTEREST TERMS Summer Needs for the Lawn and Garden LAWN MOWERS GARDEN TOOLS GARDEN HOSE SPECIAL $93.50 From ¥ Accounts Sold on Easy Terms Four | eponatbie for the excitement to time) WILL PICTURIZE and the latter responds ty jumping to the stage and singing himself. | “Keep Quiet” te the billing aptly| AM Interesting film ovent of |chonen for thix offering. jooeitas months “The jwlerd Bishop of the Ozarks,” tale of an ex-con turned traveling sky-pilot and met | 88° vy Chart poe biidi = Dickey. It tx now under way at Schulberg Studio as a Tom adventure, is told on the screen duction for Fy irplane cra JEAN'S REAL ACTRESS; sation: Haskell Dh. N. Yow Physician and eon, uses A\foots and he treating all di the pretty Seattle been put | of men and wor Specializes in stoi rk: | of ““ouls the Col ach trouble, her ailments. @ tor Sab ich is nov jk , v isn ge |eeum’s current attraction leame blinded with the of the big arc Ughts and av ar “Kiieg Eyes.” BROADWAY STAGE HIT | ctner toaturo will he @ battle be-| vill be a picturiza Rroken Wing,” the suc ‘ondway play of two neasons| Kenneth Harlan, Miss Dupont. and aul | Wal ‘man ferred Pictures that waa the sen: moment of the stage piece SHE HAD “KLIEG EYES”}_—__ adh Sur- Chine t ow Chinese Remedy Co. J Main VING AWAY | WE ARE G | A GALVANIZED WATER PAN | WITH EVERY REFRIGERATOR SALE OF WILTON RUGS MANY BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS HIGH GRADE WILTON RUGS Size 9x12 Ft. Only REGULARLY $120.00 SPECIAL $93.50 15 to August 15 This Store and Close at 5: ill Open at 8:30 a. m. MAGOTTSTEIN (FURNITURE CO | SEATTLE'S POPULAR HOME FURNISHER 1514-16 Second Avenue, Near Pike Large Floors of Homefurnishings | will be presented even more mre |tacularly in the film version, An OLYMPIC —— TH EA TRE Madison St., Bet. Ist and 2d Special Amateur Event ‘Tuesday Night G. 0. MURRAY, Sailor GUS DALTON in A Wrestling Match A Good “He” Sport That All Enjoy Also, THE OLYMPIC PLAYERS Present Kippy O’Connor A Rare Old Irish Comedy Featuring the Beauty Chorus Admission the Same 10¢ 15¢ 25¢ the | tween rival factions of the Mexican in which four thousand ex- participated. Mirman’ Cooper, army tran | i the! Sa | | Marcel Waving Shampooing Manicuring Massage work 1s done by advanced ts, 25 complete and com- table booths. We tse only re eastiie or cocoanut ofl ampoo and Beautex Tollet Preparations. Phone for ap- pointment. The Butler School of Hairdressing will taste better. the day's work. The tonic for that tired feeling HOOD'S You will enjoy original offering in their “Black and Tan Classic.” It has a real Southern atmosphere and bright new lines, in faddition to the usual so: nd dance | numbers of the blackface act | Romany Ector, singer and violin or awhile i in terrupted by violent snec jaudience, He calls the party Some home canners like the old-fash- ioned “Open Kettle” method, so handy for just a can or two of fruit; others like Cold Pack—slow, but sure and scientific; still others prefer the steam pressure canners—little canning fac- tories in miniature which enable them to turn out work rapidly, On just one thing the great majority of home ean-- ners agree—to use always GOOD ® LUCK JAR RUBBERS GOOD LUCK. rubbers are known everywhere and can be bought in practically every. town or city, —Atlas F-Z They come packed in the case with the Psa] ay eet brands of fruit jars 1, Atlas Good Lack, Sehram iver Seal and Schram Acme. Look for the GOOD LUCK name on rubbers whon buying Fruit Jars, If your dealer cannot Was the most direct trans- continental route when it was blazed—and IS NOW But it’s easier to “negotiate” now than then, and the REDUCED round trip SUMMER EXCURSION FARES in effect daily between May 15 and September 15 over the UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM will make it very attractive. Study this table: $ 69.00 | Buffalo - = 72.00 | Pittsburgh - 72.00 | Washington $1.50 | Philadelphia - 86.00 | New York - 105.62 | Boston - - Cincinnati = = 206,80 //Atlanta = 117.55 Toronte - = = 118.75" Montreal = 182.75 with corresponding fares to other ii t centers. 2 limit October Sist. Liberal stopover privileges uoing or otro: A side trip to Yellowstone at stnall additional cost will afford the experience of a life time. Call us by phone and let ws make all your arrangements. It coste more and will save you much worry, cht ay H. A. LAWRENCE, G. A. P.D.| W. H. OLIN, ad. F.&P. A, 1405 Fourth Ave, Near Union Oregon-Washington Station Telephone Main 6933 Denver = = Omahg - Kansas City = St. Louis a Chiexgo = = Detroit = “ $120.62 119.76 141.56 144.92 147.40 153.50 i For Rent supply yon send 10 cent for sample dosen, For cents in stamps we will mail you our book on $3.00 Per Year Cold Pack Canning containing many novel and exeellent rociper. BOSTON WOVEN HOSE AND RUBBER CO., Cambridge, Mass. Laryest Maker, of dar Miubocra in the Worta Seatins Ofslecs bt8 Lit Ait i cua RA