The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1923, Page 3

qUESDAY, JULY 31, 192 7 haa ‘Here and There Daily Short Story ere Te Fun < m. Wedne “Don't Kill Your Mother-in-Law” — By Miles Overholt ANOTHER COMPLETE SHORT STORY TOMORROW qpat_ mother-in y ere he—summ Jim's “ wood aft, or knock on athersin-law wo ti “Personally think Jim is tr i thought of ning with a smile. Strange ome-back, couldn't have learned of hi four hours fortune, He bis leisure at least seven kissed her and went nto the dining room, Mother-in was humming tune. and he was. still} no quite a ways from landing anything ned home on the m's 4 downtown,” smiled Je evening ne day, his moth } Jim fled, but he ed the pic-| hat did it, I think, Anyhe haw had words of one sy jture frame with | t &/ no trouble in convincing the credit ing for th d/man that you were 0. K I am,” sald Jim, ba Goulding “Where did you ot let a fellow} t fii he didn’t get a job that eve Fim either S a idn't know anybod Bwasn’t right. Jim argued with | « 1 dar 1 Jim. Wr if on the way home vhe t know?” LIBERTY Y SEATTLE COOLEST SPOT Big Success opera that made a wonderful book—and the book that now has made a marvelous mo- B i The s » play that A story without } became an opera—the 4 tion picture— ¥ \ Without! WT OTAGO > ‘Ain’t Nature Grand?’ NOW PLAYING— Paramount's Hilarious Comedy-Drama— “A Gentle- man of Leisure” With Jack Holt Sigrid Holmquist Alec B. Francis Frank Nelson Casson Ferguson Adele Farrington The cyclone of “The Hottentot’””— Hac LEAN cw In First National's GOLDEN igh - speed comedy} ME WEST” Fl N | He sees her once and falls in love! And accomplishes his love triumph via the burglar profes- sion! Added— “Nip and Tuck” A Mack Sennett Comedy $$$ COLISEUM CONCERT “AMAN 0 J. Warren Kerrigan ACTION” Sylvia Breamer’ with Russell Simpson Rosemary Theby Marguerite De La Motte mond Hatton M. JACQUES BEAUCAIRE playing “Ilka,” hy Dopple SPECIAL— Fur Fashion Show (Courtesy Baker ur €o.) Kach Afternoon and Wiis’ E Twiee Each Evening at the BRLueene STRAND ORCHESTRA : Coming—“T he Purple WINELAND Highway” Playing “Jolly Wellows," : Ly by Vollstedt ~~ JAN NAYLOR Kach Afternoon and Night Coming’ ndering Daughters’ COUN MUUAALAANGLAAACOM ALLAN AESOMENUUUTUTTROMAGLUNULLLLUCOMALAUNENUEMCOOMTEHEEAONU AOU UUAAAAOANURSOSUUUUUAEENGSACS41 MONE L ALANA AOMEAAAAUANEUAESMULENLELLOLUCOOUENEHE in the city : open charge | bers ¢ ups ¢ McCaslin’s arrest appeared an hour} C cream and sugar furnished | been wired to. W then stuck his gun in his pocket and | ran down Howell st THE SEATTLE STAR THE GRQYTE-RANKIN CO) OTTO F. KEGEL, President Liberal terms can be arranged vere A I ee Wy yl Ng Wednesday, August First The Grote-Rankin Co.’s ugust Furniture Sale~ Combined With This Store's AUGUST SALE OF RUGS Offering opportunities of the most unusual sort for the complete and economical furtnishing of succéssful homes. Odd Pieces of Living Room Furniture Odd Pieces of Dining Room Furniture Odd Pieces of Bedroom Furniture Special Purchases of Furniture for Every Room Matched Suites for Every Room—Rugs of Exceptional Quality At Reductions to Effect an Immediate Clearance Sale Prices are the lowest in years, for merchandise of unquestionable quality; assortments are large and varied. Buy now! rire arber Is Arrested King County Vets | Ask Shipping Board | Discuss Plan for pera as Bandit Suspect Will Hold Picnic Vessel for Legion) Waterway Dredging ph ase jabout a trip to the Bongstong “ound on a n street with) The King County Veterans’ asso-| A recommendation that thesteam-| A~ confrence between the city | springs?” a.m. Tues ¢ will hold thetr asth annual re /ship Susquehanna be fitted Os oy | council and the county Sothenleetaes | “That place! Why, it's only fit for } n barbe u jenic 0 land park er ¢ ler to 101 800 ™ arrested b © police and held|on Th , August All ay ean ier Washington dhite aed ors will be held Tuesday, to decide | women and fools." | Seattle to San Francisco to attend |¥POM plans for financing the drédg-| “I know it. We'll both go there.” A suspect in several recent hold: | tc full dinner ¢ the hationa the |ing of the East Waterway and the |—Boston Transcript. tober, has | Duwamish river, which are being gton by Capt. noon-time plenic te er.| American La | choked 8a s. Ma 1 : . atter a lone bandit had held up H. Sc] by the committee. Program of sing-| Willan teton estonia oe Natmenns, ,Manutacltsng |p eT how. Wedding Robinson, 824 Howell st., in his gro-|ing and informal talks in the after ont | Plants along the river complain that [ship inspectio; sh reg! _ . = maneman|. riere you are, Mary Louise. I READ TO SISTER'S FE LER ‘ou are going to be bridesmaid . things can be| farie’s wedding next month.” ‘Oh, yes, isn’t that lovely? I've store at that POT CTT cS TTT STITT coc SETI TTT COTTE SS UTI eT UAHA SONU ASAHLAAI PUGET SOUND NAVIGATIONCO | _ Put one on - the painis gone _|BINYON OPTICAL CO. over the Pig'n Whistie."—Advertine- | “You ought to see the one my sis- | | |never been bridesmaid before and I fer caught.”’ am quite as thrilled about it as though I were to be the bride.” “Well, that comes next, of course. mile at the best man or the ush- PUG ET. OUND Z 5 | htaybe so, but the maid of honor * STE ER 4 - | jill share “honors” with’ the. ‘best SCHEDULES : & MUU CORRS | Goodness, it sounds like a large . IWe Have it wedding. pS at a | F: . | “Oh, it is. To be in the church. z , Is to be a rainbow wedding, too. Patty 1 neces ; , ; Have You Seen Many flowers of all colors to be 9 p.m, 7 | he 210 Model used and the bridesmaids will wear 45c Bt" 80c Xg May the /2t0 1 od Jdresses of different pastel shades, Kaa Cil - 4 Victrola? Mine is pink, Elsie wears yellow; Number 210: Victrola finds ‘, blue; Katie, green; and Molly, 12:00 instant. favor with those es | ip) > : | Who seek a phonograph, lavender.’ ELLINGHAM, 4 Stop their pain ct with the well-known quali- | Dh, it does sound interesting. I Dal'y 10:00 . . ) ». , { thes a inane Roeseaacas at | know it will be the prettiest wedding ‘Townsend UJ , . & nom{nal..cos }I ever attended, I suppose your in one minute! Talewear-toging sonata || jane ateage., 1 suhpon ‘ ty . < model sell: for $100, with iy © PORT 1 For quick lasting relief from corns, i a pron puymane dona age “Oh, yes. y had to be made Dally 10:00 a. m., i Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads stop the pain ¥ very moderate tormes. ke, of course, with hats of the in one minute by removing the cause DR. J. Re ae On We would be pleased to same material. How about you? —friction and pressure, Free Examination have you come In and seo Witt abe go aaanne Zino-pads are thin, safe, antiseptic, the: Victor model “Oh, I'm a mere guest, So it isn’t healing, waterproof and cannot pro- | BEST $2.50 GLASSES 210, and to dem-= of great importance what I do wear.” | duce infection or any bad after-effects. onstrate a un ‘Oh, yes, it is, Everyone wants to. ‘Three sizes—for corns, callouses and ON BANTH | ae ee ea 10:80 p, bunions. Cost buta trifle, Get a box to- We are one of the few optical ‘ t nograph 1am getting a pre He widhbetivd day at your druggist’s or shoe dealer's, | atores In the Northwest that reaiy tHhincnts Oneeryra. red inet wae oe = DE Scholl's | essiseesth"sh oe" O"™) LIBERTY MUSIC SHOPPE, ‘it ie awa itm SHALTLE—ON FINST ly priced. ‘They do have suc fect to change without notier Next to First Ave. tory dresses and priced just LY a ination free by graduate op- | lis Zino-Pads ize 'sniies eevee eight Near tkeSe ee area ne Be | unless absolutely necessary. ond Avenue, in the Rialto Bldg., just PHONE MAIN 39935 | 116 FIRST AVE, ment,