The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1923, Page 5

SATURDAY, AUGUST TAR ~LOUT % Lovely at b Pa hgh Moore How Well Do Y« Stop Payin WAYS TO ESTIMATE OF YOUR HOUS COST There are __1—Players in Carson Revue, Pantages. 2—Louise Lovely, Moore. 3—Ogarite and Marguerite Jenkins, Palace Hip. 4—Ethel Burney, Heilig. MUSICAL NUMBER HEADS PAN BILt T bill at the mot mishaps Dennie O'Neil 4 and comedy in “The Young ‘Ui a cur. featured act on is 0 Dolly 1 i. Comedy and drama fi sketch with entertainment Pepita nados, famous Spanish 0 dancer, assisted by Frances Dri s of har violinist, and Marian Dale Muroff, Ortental dancers ish Oriental iranados is probably th n dancer in Spain and g company {is more than ade and comedy melodies quate Nate Lelpzig, of internat te, will show that he Is nal re. “a man Lumber Store Whether you want a board or enough lumber for a house, see oyr stock. Pick out what you wennt Buy lumber at our lumber store, in any quantity, just as you buy groceries, Farrell Lumber Co. Elliott 6140 2109 Westlake Avenue JACE HIP BILL ADED BY STAKS NEW FEATURES IN HEILIG SHOW Wholesale and Retail lighting ¢ Foor for the entire company to ap-| audience to sols Pear uncrowded on the boards at) spontaneous humor b once, the idea found favor with 8an/ chaps with breezy per Francisco audiences, where it WAS| promised when Harry used in King’s final k in the| penny Burt 1 South. ‘ Twelve musical and dance novel-| ties, the largest musical program yet offered by this organization during skit, “Can You One of the % Johnny 935 N. 34th St, their Seattle engagement, will be} st Ventr will present | found th" the dew “stow. “ The: fea entertain deseribed a t selections are Cried For lecided novelty e of turn You,” to be led by Cl nd “ ‘eams,” featuring Don | THe Program w rei “Ort of My Dreams,” featuring pon | ae ee eee inlae Nene itr “Phe ace ae and amuse, The screen offering I" sald to be of more than ordinary r leen Moore and Antonio Moreno be | Rodgers Friction Control Dampers Hill’ number Ss Clare La Valle mise, Col- | ay Adahia, od? sgarant jin Jin “Look Your Best,” Tt] Bo “Aloe Fred Pierce will lead are other sel uni atory ti uf forced to} ireplaces ca tg ep eng means sheé'takes to anve both \| Chas. W. Rodgers while King, Lew Dunbar and| | Company will H will be featured in a| Perhaps you.can trade your car Pitre et Apa burlesques step. for the first ment on a home Wholesale and fetsil ‘A wattire on. Uncle ‘Tom's Cabin,|Many people have bed able to do|} 209 Maritime Bldg, Main 3446 + interpreted with music and apengry | that. British Waitresses Wearing Trousers ou Know Your Sunday in the Churches | PAGE'S Legion Posts Will i | Hold All-Day Picnic’ A { res ? 5 yy > ~ AA . y . > t ! be | , ) win at f King Promises Novelt y Pacific Northwest History? |)» » aah roe | ee To Coca simlace cnea one aa > s Bx SH up on your Pacific Northwest history. Ir H, H mu n, | M past r The the | a September The Star going to conduct a tru . a oe bail” or Kine and Kit story contest on adventures of the pioneers wieae de ita AN Church day will ba | In the meantime there will be a daily Covered ° h arren | Wagon question and answer box. If you have similar Whitman Memorial Federated i rhe F tt c " Kirke | questions and answers pertinent to the subject, send Chureh—t nd i D. 2, |F gg them in. Here is today $ li st: , ri St, Lake's Episcopal Church—|member G ng ¢e mons, | QUESTION BOX NO, 5 Py , by. oon i a. f H : Certaint wee When and how did the first Yankees settle in Washington? w¢ ' wd) Dunlap Baptist Chureh—t ' Swedish Finnish Baptist Chureh— Why are the prairies historic landmarks? r ‘ I ' a. m., "Chr t ov; I 7 10 p.m Why did Great Britain yield up Washington so readily? plea i p’; & pon 1 ‘ Oe What gave impetus to the infant industry of the state? ‘ ft Ballard Presbyterian — Chureb United Presbyterian Church—Rey : ; ° 9 ¢ I J W. F t Sunday ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S QUESTIONS mt ale eatin H oO 9:45; serme m.; Rev 1. ‘The 0: n tra made t : e “ , a. m.;|¢ D.D. ween 1820 and 1840 ax a rider path | thru in : - ee . » Bethany Church—o. 1 pack-train path by the trapper 4 Bridge mm led i St. Mark’y Kpiseopal Chureh— | Relig Educational |B pastor day schgol, era and scouts, who pushed tra 1 scout bilshed his 3 te and guides Ké tr » Mel Ph, D, Ansociatic r| 9:4 11, Dr. West Ne from Br tho waist, 1 { and t 1 1 He ‘Cen-| 1 t ¢ vening stations nd for f ' i f jelded bow and arr mmuni 1 DD cae with the India nt 1 of t y ¢ hi h the mm; m Bethany Baptist Church—Autrim rat wagons, driven by Rot wit Ww I one of thr The ¢ H ell, pastor & service, 1 his party, get down t kind t anaing agricult htful char I nit Ame * 11, “Getting Al God—~ t of t kiow an far | settlors nd elped them The 1 W r f bj i Re, First Baptist Chureh— hur | How? ning / ‘sin's The first wagor wa 1 ro Re- | Dee g Rent E 4 Parc j f aIINC ROO | \ (34/7 BONY TY Pati 71008 PLAN ? 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