The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1923, Page 3

MONDAY. JULY 2.1 Memeo Y, JULY 2, 1995 ee SSeS iether serene ttn see c ti , eA MNT | JACKIE PREFERS “UKE” ° ‘~alibatlaed 7 pe iT WILL GRIP Pleat Nationals creek Home of the HERR Now. +s dines Alisha AND IT WILL BF HERE BEFORE LONG! 4 : es WERICE COOLED SRN Tonight—Last Times—“Only 38” STARTING TUESDAY Our Special Fourth of July Bill— DOROTHY DALTON in Paramount's pie- ture of swarming thrills, leaping on to a crashing cli- max— “Fog Bound” With DAVID POWELL, MARTHA MANSFIELD and MAURICE COSTELLO The Primitive Adventures of an Island Wil- derness, the Silken Intrigue of Smart Society— It’s Vibrant With Both! ADDED- Written by oe wig a Seattle Man, oN LAUREL Jack Bechdolt - “THE EGG” Strand Orchestra Under Wineland R MUSIC | LITTLE BROTHER'S PRA e music A small young: ir to his shrieking | arrived on Fri pupil. “Remember you are singing | prayer that ni fn Anvitation to Summer. You are | make tomorrow § ) begging it to come—not daring it.” “Reston Transcript. HEILIG THEATRE § Third Ave. nnd Madinon St. TODAY Hensie Love DAILY MATINEE, 2:30 P.M. NIGHTS, 6:30, CONTINUOUS and George Larkin ACKERMAN & HARRIS te PRESENT | “Rulidog Cournge” the Winter Garden” COMPANY OF FIFTY IN THE IN H 4, Girl .\%, Limousine 30 GMWEA GIRLS % t NOW PLAYI CECIL DE MILLE'S “MAN- ptf SLAUGHTER” h nnd Perlmutter” With Thomas Meighan ‘Tonights Country Store SS II) 11 TO VIOLIN FOR MUSIC Dada of MAKE-BELIEVE Covecbececcccrcccvessoceceeeserseecacesess TODAY'S PROGRAMS { “ONLY 38” cOoLsnUM N ae ue Meighan in WINTER N—George Larkin and Hessle Love in *Mulldeg Cour age. PRINCESS — “Get-Itich-Quick Wal Hagtord STAGE Will King’s Musieal Comedy ia "The Girt im the Lim: 1ES—Varlety yaudeville pro Hiawatha Will Be spetewinys Women’ Sten start Given at Kirkland : rn the Kirkland Camp. Guardians’ counell, the second | RIBERTY wal Fageant, an Ara re Tn “Daddy ation of Henry Wade picture, wh H Mt bel eheater, the Dick Whittington of rom h fortune” his family away © to which they had stall them in rejuvenated yD rs own parents ar Lois Wilson is ald to h most appealing tar of “Only 38,” the h i all hope of romance and hap- piness. In this role she is stid to give the best char- acterization she has ever es- The delicious ictal ly humorous, tensely dra rene rene eee, matic — yet #G T-RICH-QUICK realistic tale WALLINGYORD® of a small town girl with — metro. ~ politan ideals —with Flor is Ne. of ence Vidor ¢ and = Monte Blue in the 1410 Second Ayenue lead Ground Floor, Denny Building jeading roles (Nea¢ Columbia Theatre) STRAND W TUESDAY : ae Last Day of Sale SINCLAIR we “4 Wonderful Picture” Lewis) = Aa $ COLUMBIA > Master Hat Sale Sport Hats Banded Hats “Country Club” Sport Hats va straws nished with sand the market Your Choice of Our Entire Stock of Summer Hats at of tho picture is s , has ever before ma said to give a true dep ot prison life med Hats in Georgette and and to show to what extent bl. dorned with wr ic mailer go to gain their ¢ bunches of f : It also shows the giving of the third bands. Large drooping styles and Ronee arecte |Wife’s Cake Pleases See Our Window of Sale Hats . 1410 S ak Husband’s Friends econ venue “Ah there, Jerry! ‘You're just the man I want to se ie wife went | ‘ |\down to Portland to spend a few s with her sister today, and she 1 me I could have some of my | friends in to play cards." “Well, well. Your wife c Are you s DANCING TAUGH n is this party? |i house. Eddie nd I'm going right now,” “You've Got to! - 0. We'll be there to sample | fi See Mamma », In fact, I am glad it is|f shi to a special | fim Ev'ry Night” The tonight, but it's a popularity of this tuneful, self-starting fox- |dress up affair and I haven't any. preading like an lthing to dress up in, This affair of | fag ; he lyours don't call for any glad togs, i “MASTERS played, le |T hope.” a Columbia Record, by The Not on your life, Jerry, But say, | Georgians. OF “You Tell Her—I man, that’s too bad you have to| Bim "9 Stutter” miss your lodge meeting.” | MEN is the encore number on “Now don't worry about that, 1 the other side. |tell you I couldn't go in this suit and it's the best I've got and can't | At Columbia Dealers A-3857 / afford another as yet.’ Round 2 | c “AIL right. But say, you shouldn't | “ ” © e go around missing things because of Leather Pushers: B\ |ctothes. Go to Cherry's, at 1015 \ |Second ave., between Madison and \ \Spring., in the Rialto building, just Note: See the Us 8. % \: sver the Pigin Whistle, where you land, now tn i “i ” shown on the sereen In buy on credit.’ “That's right, my sister just Rolling Down to Rio lbought a wonderful jacquette from thom,''--Advertisement, role of bh € domestic romance picture, | ot now at the Strand, Miss) West t 7 aap the fim produc: | May McAvoy and Elliott NOW t ol, ti Vdsswine'a ty Dexter and plays the part of | wir ay \ a widow of 88 who haz lost PLEASING FEATURES OTTO F KEGEL, President More of the Popular MP) Lucille - Frocks irs ~ A Delightful Model for Summer Wear! $2.39 Fashioned of dainty printed crepe voile in a variety of beau- tiful dark shades, The novelty sleeves, pockets and belt, and trimmings of contrasting band- ing of crepe make them “differ- ent.” A) full range of sizes. —Second Floor Smart Tuxedo Sets and Collegiate Ties For Voguish Sports Attire Daintily hemstitched voile, with hemstitched trim- ming and beautiful Venise laces were used in the fashioning of these Tuxedo sets. Worn on sweaters, the collars and cuffs add a distinctive touch. Priced at $1.00. Collegiate Ties in gay colored silks are effectively PRINCESS worn with Bramley Vestees or tailored styles. Priced Get-Rich- Quick” w at 75¢. —First Floor ‘om . < ss the Sound, ball games, interesting Colby Plans Big F lunches and dancing being the eee Fourth Celebration | main attractions. The committee in 2) © kha eras a will hold a |Charge expects people from all parts bie swGuRh \o , | of Kitsap county to be present. COLONIAL Ceci B. M. Hee Wo Chinese Medicine Co. 208 Jame 2; MUTUAL LO. 10-311 Joshua Green Building Scottish Picnic and Sports Sa dauals JULY FOURTH 2. K. 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SIZE AS! ~~ SALE PRICE 30x3 —Mason Fabric $ 7.30 30x34——Mason Fabric 13.15 8.35 30x34—Maxi Cord 13.75 (Standard) 10.25 30x34—H. D. Cord 17.55 (Oversize) 12.50 SIZE LIST SALE PRICE 32x34—-Heavy Duty Cord $17.50 32x4 —-Heavy Duty Cord eee LOO 21.50 33x4 —Heavy Duty Cord 33.95 22.00 34x4 —-Heavy Duty Cord 84.85 22.50 32x44—-Heavy Duty Cord Ws OD 28.25 33x44—-Heavy Duty Cord 43.45 28.75 34x44—-Heavy Duty Cord .. 44,60 30.50 33x5 —Heavy Duty Cord : 58.00 35.00 35x5 —-Heavy Duty Cord...;. 55.60 36.50 Every Tire Full Oversized; Fully Guaranteed MASON TIRE COMPANY DARE E. MARRIOTT, Manager 1901 Fifth Ave. Elliott 1584 NO—DO NOT BE DECEIVED! _ wlers will try to offer you a tire ist as good" in order to meet these prices—such as thelr second quallty tires, factory seconds, Gi," ete. MASON ‘make ono quality and stand back, of every tire they build! os) s ee tT CA