The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1923, Page 3

VEDNESDAY, UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY! Glorious Gloria \ tl ) SWANSON | Prodigal 9 | . ju a | gts Robert Sending patrons into hysterics The longest, funniest and most hair laff special ever known- HAROLD LLOYD “Safety Last” with Mildred Davis ea. Soubras Green Buslding A funny story / al told in pictures ‘ll ye {Lien Fete Staged es - Now — WALTER gw "60 Cents wire JACQUELINE LOGAN A Paramount comedy drama. Added— IRVING CUMMINGS in the tact Northern drama— “THE FALSE TRAIL” an Hour. rip-snorting ATTLE STAR DELEGATES TO | 171. | ARRIVE MONDAY | Women's Benefit Associa- tion to Bring 3,000 Here HIERsS. a. @ STRAND ORCHESTRA Under WINELAND ~ me & Coming—Bebe Daniels in “The Exciters” oo ee eee re ae Children |: " bathrooms “Tire Dealer~ or 3 Does he sell Silvertowns? Motorists themselves draw that distinction. In every community some men are “in the tire business,” while others are recognized as the Goodrich Silvertown Cord Tire dealers. The name of Silvertown symbolizes a mer- chant who is alive, far-sighted, prepared to serve his customers in the best way. To these merchants Silvertowns signify the greatest value possible in tires. They have selected them as their leader because they know the advantage of the Goodrich prin- | ciple of one quality, one grade and one name. Your Goodrich dealer has back of him the entire Goodrich organization. With full stocks in all sizes of Silvertowns he is ready to take care of your tire needs immediately. THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1870 drich SILVERTOWN CORD TIRE “BEST IN THE LONG RUN” SOLD BY GOODRICH DEALERS THE WORLD OVER PAGE 3 THE GROTE-RANKIN CO. OTTO F. KEGEL, President Apron Thursday at Grote-Rankin’s Each Frocks are Thursday is a hown, ame color-fast qualities, the making of by hand éach For Demonstration Week mode ty mak » embroidery for its trimming From 2 to 2:30, on Thursday, This House Proves to Be. Home Without a Country ¥ It Doesn’t Know “Where It’ It’s Going, But It’s} | on Its Way T. M t, but his them te e center of ght another Tot dov 1 moving t ‘Cut off the limb,” said the vers ¢ a story off the house,” Association Takes Up Rooster Fi ednesday o the city ed ordinar which would de rive the rooster of his cist within the city limits loption of the nly benefit a fev in apartment he would work as a detriment vho own a smalt flock of id depétid on (Hem for thelk oe states factory FRESH now 156 LY CM biiiirss000 ROLL YOUR OWN WITH Ria La Croix Papers Attached Harwood | te going 5 |Cowboy Poet Stops council, against: the pro right to] tiunce was to come before | Chime Program to sion Weangs wday | council refus w the house i Harwood Ave. | | And then tt y omixe jon in a day or | | has refused is maintain: | in the center And as for Small, he pr quart wood Ave. t move It back and I can't | cussing his house “It's a darn good house and I'm to stick with it—wherever it the people of Harwood Ave. getting a little anxious. Want] se their street again. = ver in Seattle Richard Shipp, poet laureate e “cow: stopping in Seattle Wednesday on his way here he will seek new material for is work. H pected to leave Thursday, aboard the Admiral Wat »p, whose 1 s and mountains are known, expects to bring back with him some fresh and interesting ma terial which he thinks will appeal to the public. His trail thru A a will follow that of Robert Service, but his vy will be of an entirely | different type. | The poet has won many laurels | ith his “Rangeland Melodies” and ermountain Folk—Songs of} ir Days and Ways.” As a gift | » Gov, Scott C. Bone, of Alaska hipp will fake with him @ copy of | | Be Given on Radio| Radio fans in Seattle may be able day night, when & complete pro: }gram from the mammoth chimes | that have been installed in. their sta | {tion for radio fans. The program will be given from | 1 m., Central time, which p.m. to 1 a, m, Pacific The call number of the sta- tion is WSAR, aecording to. tele graphic advices ived in Seattle. | The chimes are id to be the most somplete in the country and con |wist of bells ranging in weight from {350 to 6,000 pounds. As the. sta- Jtion has been heard on the Coast Jin testing, it is believed that many |fans will hear the chime program, | ions ENGLISH FORESIGHT SNODLAND, Eng, June 6.— city couneil hay ordered the now fire of English print, trim- t Grote-Rankin’s fo: matter what price } cut styles and wide hems p model is be autifully embroidered Frocks All New Styles (D) Beach cloth was used in the fashioning of this attractive apron and an unusually strike | ing pattern used in the embroidery. ) Plain solesette, in with black, and s this practical model. a range of colors, hand embroidery, an Apron Promenade in the window, for medicine, Thomas » Minn., June 6.—Drink- | dropped dead as his wife was hu in the dark by mistake!ing to him. to Alaska, | # ems of the cattle | § well | Tho | he station be insured against fire, WALL PAPER AND PAINTS During the month of June we are marking every article at bedrock prices. We absolute- ly know we can save you money. We are open from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. WALL PAPER 7kc Roll 10c and 124c Thousands of rolls of | At this price we have nt HateRRRE thio a very large selection of neat patterns a is re-] new ‘up-to-date snappy markable price. designs. Beautiful Tapestry Patterns Hundreds of satisfied customers have told us they had never seen as large and complete a selec- tion as ours. Prices range from 15 to ce’ $2 (Single Roll) Harmonellas 16c roll, or 48¢ bolt. Walfelt $1.80 roll, while it lasts. KALSOMINE Your choice of color— 5-lb. package Balk Vibe icsraen sie to 8¢ SMITH’S WALL PAPER HOUSE Remember the Name 1621 Fourth Ave, Opposite Ritz Hotel ‘ Moire Ceiling 14c double roll. PAIAT $2.45 Gallon $8.00 gallon today. This paint is worth Made in Seattle