The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1924, Page 18

bE htt 0 WE WONDER! iF YOU WOULD FOR GIVE YOUR BEST FRIEND IF HE RAN OFF WITH YOUR WIFE ROBERT W CH awere “BETWEEN FRIENDS” Hes This for Theme Nee lt ~~ SPECIAL = SUMMER. PRICES ANY SHOW e3 RUBENS THE REJECTED WOMAN” daze Romance Thrills Hauptman’s News Orchestra Jue Fong, Tener COMING SATURDAY Mternational Florence Vidor Rockeliffe Fellowes Farle Williams ~) ENGLISH FLEET Phe Seattle Sta SEE FRISCO Gold-Stripers PRETTY INGENUE- Dempsey at Home g tl Celebrities; -fledged Film Star (Sten Cowboys Stop New York Traffic ) Sculptor in Film Knows His Business Horseback Duel Staged for Film BAINIER VALLEY = re a PICNICS Whole Section Turns Out for Celebration and glorious time t r a whopping big | Jat our ch 4 “On the Quiet” Is Will King Offering {Picture Patter] auspices of the Rai |Marion Nixon Has Plot for Tragedy includes church organiza A.’s and others riod otaen Trio, | headquarters in s his picture on the sport page and also Here is the champ with! He is the star of a photoplay at the Columbia this week. Vidor and Robert Gordon in The picnic’s go ing to last until 10 o'clock tonight, band concert and sister's beau will | on the theatrical pages Don |the big b his hair slicked up a la Valentino. @ ving His Way,” tured songsters unique musical his | from 7 to 9 —NOWw— 12 Noon—11 P. M. VAUDEVILLE AND FEATURE PICTURES COME ANY TIME BUT COME EARLY THIS WEEK Another Big Double Program of Merit Good Acts Headed By With A Chorus of Parisian Models This Weck Will Hold You Spellbound " HOUSE PETERS IN “Held to Answer” Criminal Courts. FOLKS A DOUBLE SHOW LIKE YOU NEVER ‘SAW BEFORE And No Advance in Price Above picture shows Florence “Borrowed Husbands,” lumbia feature beginning Saturday, J STEARNS’ Electric Paste" 77<7i¢ home from work and doll up @ bi es of orchestral selections | not to mention the rest of the m a scene from which will be je to the performance. Sou: of Honora Hamilton are | folks. Over 100 prizes, nier Valley merchants, are going to 70 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, |Notice of Special Election Dempsey Keeps 100 $22 Kodaks for 100 Boy Scouts New camera, new book- let, new accessory, new in- formation— wh properly be called" the latest thing photographic,’ ishere asa Sages of course. CONTINUOUS | proud winners will tell, . just how it happened. Races and contests will be mostly Dads can par-| also a big basket lunch with | {ree coffee, donated and served at the picnic grounds by | Importing company, Jack Dempsey jctures was made ’ DEATH Universal which is pretty ncoming feature and Robert Fra When not before the camera : FE. Markham, who is president | Elain Hammerste is now under v | CHARM OF COLONIAL LIES IN ASSOCIATIONS| | tte Old-Time Mellowness Consti- tutes Its Gri for the Labor day fight club, and Mrs. Edgar Blair, who had arrangements, certainly done themselves proud, and so has all the rest of Rainter Valley THREE IN WRECK ° Two Cars Crash at Viele an proposition to be expressed @ and Fourteenth big Rie picture con- test for Boy Scouts. The prizes are one hundred $22 Complete infor- mation at our Kodak coun- ter—of course. Developing, printing and en- larging of the superiar sort. * Eastman Kodak Co. (Northwestern Supply Co.) 1415 Fourth Ave. . $1.50, kill hundreds of rats and mice, Wists. Refuse substitutes. 0 By MARIAN MOORE It's rather undefinable—this fas- ¢ination for | Getting down to the real reason, , We come to realize that In {its very quaintness a Colonial room, in all its sweet simplicity, seems to have far more character than a |room decorated with modern ideas y. What could be love- you, than a walnut bed- room suite designed on the artistic | lines of the one Illustrated? All the ruggedness of life In the Eight- eenth century is there, yet the dell- cate grace of the curved designs the graceful little formalities which were then in good EXCURSION inday, July 13, 1 ve Colman Dock, 9 a.m. Universal to play 6 Exceptionally } Water District No. 16.......¥es £ Jone of that company's bik pictures | for next spring. |the star of the pic Three people were injured and two cars badly damaged in a spectacular Fourteenth ave. Yesler Way, Wednesday noon C. M. Dunn of Cle Elum, Washing: | ton, was driving a sedan north on Lester Grove of the De| Luxe Taxicab company was driving | a for hire car east on yesler Way. Dunn stopped to let a cable car go by, he said, when Grove's machine came dashing at a speed which Dunn says was 50 miles an hour. cars collided, ing, landing on its side Grove's machine rolled over twice, Mrs. Dunn was shaken up and bruised, and Dunn was similarly hurt. ger in their car, | Gf 1301 Kast Alder st., was taken to | the city hospital suffering from se | vere shock, and bruises. ASK ESTIMATES City Treasurer Seeks In- crease in 1925 Budget Virgiania Valli ANDRE SHERRI REVUE 5--OTHER ACTS--5 BEGIN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT On or Before THURSDAY, JULY 10 and receive six months’ dividends on JANUARY 1, 1925 Safety is—always proclainfs all THE FEATURE PICTURE » also, brought out by the Dunn's car overturn: | rding to Dunn. A Story of a Fighting Min- ister—An Actress and the |The voting place for said et WE ARE GIVING YOU has been—and always will be the first consideration in the conduct of this bank—the Oldest and Largest Savings Pacific Northwest. Estimates of all city departments For thirty-four years through war nancial depressions, we have never missed a semi- panics and fi- |be in the hands of the finance com- counell by Thurs mittee of the cit | \@ ETROPOLITA QJ) wiss Robert B. Mantell- Jolm | | Ghar rles Th Alma bens and All Star Cast Ct | NOW PLAYT Seattle Theater Guild “IN LOVE WITH LOVE” Tea Served the Performance Evening, Students’ Beceainiow Lant Times “Try and Get It” Starring BRYANT WASHBURN Dilile Dove Fox News Comedy 4 sls, annual dividend to our despositors and during all y night, it was announced Wednes: | that time we have paid “ALL PROMPTLY. Small accounts particularly welcome. You may start with $1. WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK 1101 Second Avenue WITHDRAWALS The city treasurer Wednesday put in his estimate for $97,02 Delicate Grace of Colonial. amount allowed him for two additional jclerks in his department crease in local improvement district bond advertising. This | LOsT— dull rubbed finish of the beautl- | fully grained walnut. A great many letters have been coming to me lately asking about ge After 7} | kind which will look fresh and light all through the summer and be ap- propriate for winter ns well. other anxious housewives as | Well can find the answer to your similar problem by partially copy- | Ing the drapertes of this attractive | Canadian Grain Ie Receipts Are Up) FORT WILLIAM, Grain receipts at lakes for the period from September Bale ony, 28 Continued Success of WILL KING MUSICAL COME DY Co WL The Laughing, Festival - Thelma Cannon and Ethel two charming. and tal- the. head of the 613 bushels, as 1,629,189 in the corresponding per taste for many for this Colonial habitation, Cream: colored repp forms the overdrap- and are re eiving the zn its of the appreciative audi- | 693,424 bushels. ringe to match the predominating | tone of the valance ts used. (Write to Marian Moore, care of | this newopaper, for advice or infor. mation about home furnishing or stamped ad. dressed envelope for reply.) , Vice President » Vice President Vico President The original Sabvath day third commandment seventh day of the week, popular Third ave. corresponds to Rollin Sanford, A baker's wagon calls daily at the | British premier’s residence, production, Andre Sherri Revue of 1924” first-run Mae Neel stant Seoretary . Assistant Secretary color scheme for my Kitchen? the woodwork | apple green and the walls a light warm yellow. Copyright, American Homes Bureau Yard. {s a collection ot. J feany] STAR WANT AD RATE. ' Bea a quest MA in-0600 - Want aa BUSINESS SERVIC ES Attorneys at Law Electric Machinery Te Pantages Bi ¥ 7 rence, esa 1861. A and bockia free 483 Burke Bia Monuments PUGET GOURD Wartle Co. Ist and Virginia rev Physicians, Surgeons BAN Bide. W 1 FUNERAL NOTICES NON—A i7th_ ave DR. JOHN A. MacKINNOE Hare He mertean College member Chamber of ral services Thurs esbyterian ch rment Evergreen Par’ dertaking Co. MENZIES—At 2 8, FRANK years. belov Menzies. Funeral vices Thurs |. Cremation te mation. Home Undertaking Cs At 1610 Holgate st. Juipa a Jato hi Friends in terment at Washelll. Home Under taking Co .|3 PERSONAL would be w consultation Venu a American Bank Bi an. “WA haeatit LEGAL NOTICES PROPOSED WATER DISTRICT NO. 16 on Saturday, July 26, 1934, cial election w Precinct, King County, W ton, at the polling. piace d nated below, for the ‘ollowi purposes (1) To submit. to the) qualified electors residing within the bour daries of the proposed Water Dit trict in “said Algona Precinct, ff their approval and adoption of fe jection, the proposition of creating a Water District in said. Algom Precinct, to include in said Wale District all the’ territery within the following deseril boundarfes, to-wit C. Dk Hillman’s Pacific City Additiee to the City of Seattle, Divisie: No. 6 Valley City Land Company's Add tion to the City of Seattle. Algona Additio: Ty isiet ie 1. to the City of the ballots as follows: Water District No, 16....++ « No £ (2) To elect three Water Commit sioners for the proposed Distritt tothold office respectively for tit terms of one, two and three years and until: their successors ait elected and qualified, the terma each Commissioner to be exp! on the ballot. Nominations for Water Commission er shall be by petition of at 10 per cent of the qualité electors residing within the bout daries of the proposed Water hich nominations shall ® h the County Auditor King County, Weshington, at leat 10 days prior to the date of sa election. The.polls at said election shall open from & o'clock a. m. uatil! o'clock p. m. shall be at Union Hall : This special election is called inate ce with’ Sections 9510-1 . inclusive, of Remi and Statutes of ington, Dated at Seattle, Washington Wi 16th day of June, 1924 D. EB, FERGUSON, © County Auditor of King County Washington, and Clerk of the Board of County Com= _missioners. 5 LOST AND FOUND. _ liver watch tween 9th and 10th N Rew: AY $10 rew and while, W. 50th. SU nset-: 7 7 FEMALE HELP W: SHORT os i Typing, Mimeographing. for summer months. x RU SS COLLE a MAIN: ve taugne | Rec HELP—WANTSD AT ONCE oR Sno Ra APPL YIN STAR. 1807-11 SQ IVE nt i GOOD big meals for lete mene Free jobs. Why § ng 1H your credit ts good? and 98 Main st i i . braicemen, Sikes (which position?) tar WANTED—A_ few men jearn scaling, Good pay. ABDI: “f Rigelow Bide WANTHD-—A middle-aged, malt Ki \nderstands farming... 31° Bide SHINGLING, putting on blue® ny ferboard, State Wages onerte Y-63, Star, BD,