The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1925, Page 7

WEDNESDAY SE *TEMI U here rating | More -dblcius'. Juice-laden shoots of succu- lentivegetable } @ richness ~ imparting i to the:whole meal ‘@ finerisavorjand quality. Uniform injsize and tenderness, pring Asparagus is’even better than the fresh. Let the family make the comparison. The very best of the As-; Pparagus crop is selec- ted for HAPPY HoME, Serve it’ cream: ed or buttered, or aa a salad,’ with prot Mayonnaise; Obtainable f rom most good grocers Guaranteed by Schwabacher Bros.& Co., Inc, Senttle, Washington eS iy CAUTION On account of imitati eur label and imitation of our style of advertising, we must ash the public to— he sureits te BRAND CANNED FOODS Y HOKE | @ HIGHEST GRADE. 3ER 16, 1 THE She Wins Sympathy l { In Film } = . | Irene Rich Is Martyr for Her Son’s Sake = THE MAN WITH- Blue Mouse = OUT A COUNTRY” = “AS NO MAN HAS LOVED Phe COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA under WINBEAND Mald D Hons? Tonight, Thursday, Friday M DARK tc t Wanted at the returnin Mouse to the f especially on th Ever Hear of This Game? We Neither Modern Covered Wagon Convenient SE “The Last Laugh’ at Colonial Wednesday | Like Old Times to Sow Potatoes sk Ham er \ Ty = rT 777) m CLI“ (SOHMCAN; Only Five More Days Hamiit HENRY DUFFY PLAYERS Present NERVOUS | oe or wa WRECK” |" <= ‘Idle Tongues” Picture at State Is NEW SHOW TODAY and Every Wednesday Sunday ture » and New York Road Show VAUDEVILLE Headlined by CHARNOFF’S DANCE REVUE of Pretty Girls Acts A LAUGH RIOT Night Lots ——Other Snappy LAST TIMES TODAY DW. GRUP ETTHYS “ISN'T LIFE WONDERFUL?” Starting Tomorrow COLONIAL) OPEN ALL NIGHT NEAT Whe ee “In the Next Room” CONTINUOUS POLICY - MOON-'TILL MIDNIGHT VAUDEVILLE AND FEATURE PICTURES BIG DOUBLE, HEADLINE BILL Mus Coy vorite EDDIE BOI BORDEN NELLIE FERNANDEZ RAPHAEL DIAZ & CO. A Night in Old Mexico MANY BAL, apt From the world-famous novel “DR. NYE"—with PERCY MARMONT DORIS KENYON 10—15—25c | The P iootids Matron im Aftendance 10c cin iio 15¢ “THE LAST LAUGH” ‘The Senantion of the Year Amateurs Tonight—7 110-0120 |#BEN BLUE oa’ sitcy. BRITTON and their original BROWN DERBY BAND BERT & WAZEL SKATELLE Rath Brothers Johnny Hymar Stady in Endurance Vaudeville Author KEO, TAKI & YOKE REGAN & CURLISS BILL DALE & CO. “CONGRATULATIONS” Fisie Douglas, Johnny Elliott, Lillian Denn, Clyde Kerr, Dolores Harte - LAST CHANCE TO SEE “SALLY” Colleen Moore's Grentest Picture Wednesday and Thursday |, MARKET THEATRE || 1418 FIST AVE. Ketween Pike and Unton HADY IN PERS vext WEKTWEEK With PALACE Hip TODAY ‘oplen | News Orchestra | he to B0e—Nights ELAINE HAMME rox NE Antonius’ Orehestea Comedy ARDE vy 1| Will King & Co. | "THE LUCKY A ‘Typical King Revue, Venturing Excelling All Others to Date HORSE SHOE” Hermie King’s Super - Soloists Incomparable Beauty Chorus SEATTLE ST _— “THE LOST WORLD’ TWH mG 1 AR Has Litheness of Tiger Petite Pennington Dances for Camera “Everyman’s Wife” ‘ Closes Wednesday ONLY 2 MORE DAYS TO SEE IT! COMING The play that broke the world’s record La LIGHTNIN’ With JAY HUNT MADGE BELLAMY ETHEL CLAYTON FARRELL MacDONALD WALLACE McDONALD OTIS HARLAN EDYTHE CHAPMAN RICHARD TRAVERS BRANDON HURST JAMES MARCUS yo TA entation REGINALD DENNY —in— PLAYING TO CAPACITY Coming—Kex Nenoh's “PHE GOOSE WOMAN? In Dreary Exile “Man Without Country” I Colise Dramatic screen on im BLANCHE SOULES is doing an Indian dance this week} EDWARD HEARN probably sees on ev page of the at the Pi lace Hip with Evelyn Marion that is a marvel of| book he is tryi ead a picture of his home and loved the wild aba n. The Indian number isignes, whom he pr see ¢ The scene is from “As _ ced | ray, ind solos by Mildred Markle | x7, Man Has Loved,” the adaptation of Edward Everett story, now at the Coliseum, Ruby Adams Lonesome for Seattle Friends BY MARGARET BUNDY | Hale NOW—UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT She Crucified & herself on the cross of alk the 4 candal in order to save t t 2 her son from disgrace— i i i RUBY ADAMS BLUE MOUSE MUSIC A pectant hush alwa ; MASTERS COMING! “HIS MAJESTY BUNKER BEAN” oH “Jews Returning to Palestine— Millions Now Living Will Never Die” An event of imme: se import to the whole world. irsor to prosperity and peace. Bible prophecy is in actual fulfillment today. A. H. MacMILLAN Of Board of Directors International Bible Students’ Association, New York The prophetic pre ©) Recently Returned From Palestine Will Lecture on Above Subject | Thursday, Sept. 17, 8 P. M. Eagles’ New Auditorium Seventh and Union Admisison Free ALL_ WELCOME No Collection Three Presidents Portrayed i in 1 Film Several other his-| torical characters, including Aa Burr and Admiral Decatur, als pear story is wr a chain of thrilling events ean histe from the 1 ing the Burr-Hamilton duel to civil war, Old Father Time Takes Long Snooze Rip Van Winkle's fame in Ameri iod follow the MOTHER;- Fletcher’s Castoria is especially prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Constipa- tion, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaytyg Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. | To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Ee } Absolutely Harmless —No Opiates. Eayeciane everywhere recommend Gt. o the treats him: 1d," playing its trand Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ry, produced by First National >. pn Watterson R, Rothacker, Father iTime breaks every sleeping record in all Hterature—or screenature. H |snores away for 10,000,000 years, In | | other words, in a certain spot in \the wilds of South America life re |mains stationary for 100,000 cen jturies A week SEE SEATTLE’S NEW MID-WEEK AUTO SECTION STARTS ON PAGE 15