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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1022
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I MORE
I Mi I DAYS
ynjgrjifivij ONLYI
..i thr Hu Thf Hijikcsl Sensation
in
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trvMrailaui ■
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Person
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Brttrrl
IwlM KH4my—
"Three Live (JhoNts!"
n Tkr Hint la Mla»«:
E "THE
COMING MTIRDAT £jj ___ ___ }J
WALLACE REID Y GOLEm
in "Rent Free!" •* ~w ,-i.,i.«
FEATURE PICTURE
AT PALACE HIP
L*rt*h nciik background* that
are rich in th# atmosphere of the
Orient, an aHslar caat of dlalllt
• tuuhrd Oriental playtra, heade.i by
Msu" Uij-Mtlu. and a atory that
la saki to be u beautiful a romance
as the Oreldental "Romeo and
Juliet," to to make "Five I»ays t<>
IJre." now playing at Loew'a Palace
Hip. one oC the pl.turesque photo
playa of the season.
Mr. Hayawaka la to be at hi*
beat In the role of Tat I.eun«. a
young Chinese wbo make* a memtfr
living by carving Idol* and I mate*
In his little work shop In the street
of the Flying l>rag«.n Htajrln op
Children Cry for Fletcher's
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The Kind Yon H»t« Always Bought ha* borne tho if na
ture of Chan. 11. IVtrhrr, and has b«wn made under lain
r personal mip«Trl»ion lor over ■'«) yearn. Allow no om
to dwelre you In thl«. Counterfeit*, Imitation* and
"JlMt M »good" arm but fipriioicntu, and endanger tho -
braltlt ol Children—Kxperiem-e again/it Experiment.
Neverattempt your baby with a
remedy that you would use for yourself.
What is CASTOR IA
Uwtnrla is a hartnle»« nuhntltuto tor Cantor Oil,
Korie, Drop* and N<NithiD|T Kyrnp*. It contains neither
Opium, Morphine nor other nurrotlc subntanre. For
more than thirty yearn it ha* been In conntant u*e (or tho
relief of Con»ti|>ation, Flatulency, Wind Chile and
* Diarrhoea; allaying IVverlnlflieiM arlalng therefrom,
and by regulating the Htomach and Dowels, aids tho as
similation ol Food ; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Comfort—The Mother's Frieiul,
yy Bears the Signature of
In Use For Over3oYears
im >■■!■»■ »■—<■». om,
PROTECT YOURSELF
FROM CONTAGION
Evfky time yon breathe you inhale
thouaanda of infe tion fcriru, anA
the« immediately find a retting
in the toft tinue* of your throat.
Keep a convenient bottle of Forma
fmnr I ibleii in your pocker, duiolvt one
in your mouth every time yo
are m a place where diaeaae germe ar
prevalent in meet car, theatre, (ail
toad train, itore or on duaty afreet.
A pleaiant tatrinic but powerful ami
•eptic 11 releawd, and, mumg with thi
iaiivj, will quickly apread to every par
of the mouth and throat, checking th
term hi- and preventing throat infe<
♦lor; P'.'.iitily laryngiua, lonailliui."flu."
i!elieve« hoaraenex. ,
Helpful for aincert, artnrt, amokeri,
•peak«r«, lerturert, etc. Children like
* them. at all druggtin.
forinamint
M GERM-FIGHTING
„ THROAT TABLETS
Tj ,t M u*d« mark. I t&uiJin t»it prmfati.
Evening Assemblies
Will Be Held at U
Thursday evening asseenbiiea fur
university student* have been ap
proved by the university admlnistn
tion. Karh assembly Will be in
charge of one rLiaau \
The seniors wilt hold the first
evening assembly, which will lie open
to all Student* Hpeeches will be llm
Ited to five minutes and musle and
vaudeville stunt. will tie featured.
Don Douglas. pre.slept V>f the senior
class, la cooperating with Robert
Marfarlane. student body president,
in plan* for the opening assembly
poadle her noted husband la Mrs
lfa>awakn. known to the film fane
am Taura Aofcl.
: BLADDER
WEAKNESB
A (taMMM Eorofm !>•« fl»*n
• r»f« dlmtrif *h«» and allar*
i- o V%of HUI<W. and U«
PROSTATE GLAND
It la «bli«4i«4 In one PRO W.AN'fr:
TbrniuiKll »n u*la« L «o*l wf* tof al
»>» i»«a «!<«< troto tuffttu*-
night
&pfMO getting up
Tf ro« •»( to ««lw a35K{ »•< •"
fH'll "|M and roountawot, U*n ua«
l *o OJ.AKDI* on Fr«* Trial.
i 50c Pks'e FREE
IUO "SELF CIHE" IEIFIEI
To Ifttwidiioa m will fl»* awar 100.000 rirtir*'
#-nt irfir.t; pfr«'p«'l »nrwt»f* < • n»atn« TraJ
,lr of I'HO-<i!.AM>IN. *n«ft "fWf < ar«" Uafl*
» '"n# h'iw to tr*a' »«ur«*lf. K»fT H!add*r °«
' '*»» It. M*nd »o n»'_n
* . ,UUJ »ddx> »a, a/id gut ail tr rat urn wall 1
I*. H. Worth, 74 ( orlliuidl N|„ >rw York
OPPORTUNITY
STAR IV AN T A D 8 I
Mae Murray in "Peacock Alley"
Vae Murray, as she appear* in "Peacock Alley," heralded
as the greatest picture of her entire scran career. The stiik
iiy actress play* the role of a Parisian dancer, who, an the
darling of the fatuous city of pleasure, is adored for her dar- j
•ty and artistic creations.
< OI I'MIII \
TIIK musicnl nHtinf for Ab* 1 !
Oinrr n produrllon af "I
ruff." which is !hr feature film #t
:th» Columbia thin
with great cam. It twlud**/ike
' ion* by ntich great cvminmrs »*
TmhaikovaJiy. Gounod, IMset und
[ IxmcAvalb.
"I Atrww" hu been re
produced In the plcturmtlott.
• • •
MNHCITY
Jickir CV'giin in a little
trior. Hi* n«-wrii picture. *M>
Hoy," In nhnvtni Ht the Iwberty thla
weefc. It Iji Hlory of a
immigrant Ui<l who land* In America
snd who promptly sdoptu a lurly
old tt+m (H{»lfUn ami sets «*» * mother
to tho anrnnt »krftlct. Adventure,
true to Itvp, adventure, auch mn
happerf* every day, 1* «J*o found in
tits film.
• • •
roi iHpri m
Jack Holt, former vllViin d* luw
of irrfwn plnyt, lata l>"|n ma<k 4'
*Utr by l*ar*rnount. Ill* fimt pro
>«lu» ti«»n h» "The (!»!| of the North.**
«nd It l« being ahown At the Coll*
e>um thi* week Holt prove* in thin
film he la worthy of Mardom.
| "Th* OaII of North" l» an
.idaptatlon of *Tbe Conjurer'*
jllouM," by Htrwart Wwnril Wblta.
1 1 fa outdoor Mttinn In rugged moun
t »in ami placid iak**a of the North
command commentlution The »cenea
mrv at r*xe b«uuty.
'• • *
STKAMI
MdfnKleoifl. marvelou*. nwwialve.
gtortou*. gorgeouo. gigantic. <btl
fling, ntupendou*. **vyiatJ€Mßl. «m
preaalve. extravagant thua would P.
T ftarnum have billed "Theodora."
the Italian film R|>«rU< le which in
being ah own at the Htraml thla
In conjunction with t|»f nhowlng
Mm. Hamilton I»nuftiu", Jr., I* wffrr- '
i imc a brazil if ul da new prologue.
• • •
WINTKK GAROPA
There In ron»lfirrabli» dimuMiion
„ ♦,» *v> r pronunciation of ihf trrm
•%belk, M iom« pronounrinir H
' siitM'. ' or ahook'" Th* 4 prop«f t
pronunciation <>f Hltelk" In (lie
«am<* rn "teeek,** or "chf«k," with i
which It rhrffML
"The In the titlr of the
Dtory* JHelford film production,
f'*attirtnir A)Tf* and Rudolph
Valentino at tho Winter Harden
thla It ta a rattling atory of
tho Aljcrrian d***rt. and tlv «ttua
tlona are dramatic and thrilling. j
• • •
VIM K MOI HK
John <)ltb#rt, a new aoreeh atar, *
la to i«pl»ndtd advantage In
"Shame," the n*w Kent melodramatic
photoplay which la twin* ah own at J
thi* Blue Moum* thla wN»k, Gilbert
playa th* dual ro|r» of l>avtd Hfld- !
injc and William Fielding, hla father. .
He la **» en principally aa the ann, |
David, who ffoea thru & trying ejno- |
tlona? experience In-fore he finally j
hla life's happlneaa.
COLOMAIJ
Arrenteri for hla own murdrr,
Preaton Humphrey wan unable to
provo hi* identity. Million* hunK
upon bin ability lo sret frwe, but hi*
frantic anuHy only udded to the
nunpldon of hi* fcullt.
Oareth Hughe*, who played In
Barrla'a "Hentlmental Tommy," I*
nwn a* l're*ton Humphrey In "Th*
Hunch." a Flex Ingram production
vhlch fa ahown for the laat. time to
»ht at the Colonial.
When You Think j
that you cannot take I
cod-liver oil, the |
evidence is clear that ■
you have not taken |
icott's Emulsion
recently. It's as rich I
fas cream, only I
more easily as- #
similated and is I
pleasant to take. *
Brntt A H!'« tnflHd Nj^i
THE SEATTLE STAR
11l A
"The fJoltm." n n*w European |
plrttiri*, In btltlf dhowtl It lb# Hex
i \htn *p»<k It In ao unuaual fttm
htvlni to do with the my*tic folk
tore of mediaeval Kurope. Much ofj
tbe ictKm r+roWm around thf
pretty yourii (Uu|litfr of a rabbi j
1 who la loved by a daring you tin •
#ifivoy. % * *
Many of Europe* forcmoHt pla>-|
, era appear In llu large cant.
• • •
OAK
Afuin»t a background which *fn- j
Imdki al| thf whi gweetnaa*
of rural Hf«- In N«* Kngland. "Down I
llonic,*' the picture which open**! at*
flie t'fcik today, enartu a almple love i
Mory the love of a Mronf, aplendld .
• boy for a brave, we 1i mar iflc- j
inn girl,
I-eatriee J or. Edward Ilfarn, Ag*j
trie Marring and Klorenca Clilbert tm i
*een In Ihe leading rharndfTa.
. - + LJ 1 I
• Hoover Is Invited
to Visit This Cityi
Inform**! thnt H«rruiry «»f Com (
rwtct Hrrtwjft Hoover ront<*rvti)lat»« 1
»t trip to IW late thin |
month, th* rfeftttl* Chamber of Com
mrrc* Mondt)',ipk(nipM An invlt* |
Hon to th«« riiWnr) member to ln<.Ju«le •
ttrattl* In hi* Itinerary.
President Henry Suzzallo of the i
University of Washington AMI lhf» ;
Engineering Society of which
'lnclud*** In Ha memlxruhlp men in *ll j
brant-he* of nho din- !
• p«i»che«j i#k|tnim« urging Bfcrft«ry j
jffoovcr to com** htn.
Tilt; (iRR«TRIT
»< RK»:> «K!l«*nOI(
"THE SHEIK"
% wNI
Rudolph Valentino
a»4 Af»ea lyre*
And nn rnirasrtsc
•Tin: d.%m *: <>•■* thk
AH % 111 % % I.A I»1 "
Interpreted Itf
Ml« (.nil K V. Hr.KK*
r.nclro' (.rnml 4erle. offl r+m,
*e»itlf l miN. m*4 other
Intrrratlng yiowa
HCM i %i. MNownu
Iflrrsssn* 2ftri Ktrslsia .Ur
WT
I
IX) Not Mlw Nellie
"CORNERED"
TMK BWIT I>KAMA
of th«
VKAK
>( (In-
WILKES
Seattle's Family
Theatre
Matinee Tomor
row
I '
-
Today, Only!
"THE
HUNCH"
—With—
(iAßKTtf HUOHKS
OO.MKDV
NKWH Tories
MITT ANII JKKK
\ ODVII. NKillT I
David War fie Id Stages
Triumphal Reappearance
By Glenn Hughes
Ihivl.l WarfloUl. tb« KrimJ ol«l |
i haractrr man of the Am*rh an wta*«\
mtula n triumphal »»*Mpp«aran« e Mon
day ntirht m( thf Metropolitan
in 'The l(«!urn of Peter Urlnini,"
I'avid llfltuMo'fi popular fantaay.
If In iinn«<'#Miuiry to (HI Heat tie
audience* thut Wurfleld In * powerful
•rlor. Kor year* he him » , nlrwn*H
npurlty houKfN with hi* fH>rtr«yai of
the «|Uiiliit i«n<l «ym|wtliHlr rhuri< ter
role* »hli h h«v«* tiuulf hlfW famou*
lli* In i*n itrtor whoae technl«|tia In
htuijlrd with utinoat cere, end whoe*
itl»ilitv lo hrtnic forth it will m tear
or a* ernlle la equaled only by hi* own
ronfidtnoi in that ability
'Thu Iteturn of Peter flrtrnm" In
hui mom of my reader* probably
know Uforclutiwl) u dramatl* *tory,
ba*ed upon tii<* ueaurtipOoti that a
dead mtoii ctn return lo tbt wi'nwi
of Ida life, and l»y the |a>wer of love.
dlr*s t the thouffht* and action* of
thoe* (tenr on*** who *urvlve lilm
The tdrji voiced imni# year* hico l>y
Hlr Oliver IxmJjci* I hat "love brtd*ex
Ihr rap" is the keynote to Mr. llelae
«*o'n plot.
Mr. who. for tw
move* about the atM*r a* to
lent and nomewhat willy irh<»*t. In
jflvfn HplftMliii opportunity lo diapliiy
I 0« talent* a* to reader. ivtrr
Grimm's nUiirklmi lo "k'tt thru" hi*
rn***a«te to tho#r In the taaiy make
up *ren*** f»!!•*•! with t« nee emotion.
hn<l hu louitiitic conversation with
the ixithfiic III!If* tioy, rejf.
leter with trnnrndouii effect upon Ibe
HUdlcnr#.
Th* reatietlr Htunnr of the play la
(i remarkable fmlure. aleo. Ifciwn to.
the laat detail of furniture. UirhCitiic
and off Mar** effect*. there In the
name "JU Lun o" written over Ihr pro
duct ion. Hitch me< hanh *1 ingenuity
In e**ldorn obn>rved in the product*
of othrr dirwtflrn.
Mr Warfleld in *upporte«l try a
highly competent rut. Miriam Doyti
a* Kathleen. IU« hard iMjpont a*
Wlllem, and Joseph Brennan m An-
Mother and Babe
Burned to Death
fUDOINA. F**k . K«h. T Mlatak
mjr gasoline for ro*j oil in kindling
her Movf, Mm. Anion Hlfjget and
imby ■. uffl k month*. w»re hurnrd to
death In the fire which d#*Mroyed
ih+tr farm houae, llir** rniifii from
ClrmywHi.
A nt< mi and hi* daughter,
Mr» Ott« nbrcit, w«*r* wriounly In-
Jurtd.
U N Pm aim i,Ta. run.- I
A|| IIMK* I
u*iu%n\ ||lffc aa I
lal A 2n«l IW HA I
n*ti\«. wV I
Km Inla \. %% lllat Vr+4lvellea |
DOWN HOME
((iHIJHia- i
•Mini tmr tke \l«kr
-Thr»# J«krr«"
"Will Ikr map"
i MI. -H \«.n ii « HMr.m %>*
it» 111 wi;ii..4««mH NII.IITi
i \sr nmi roim
Of the Tenw, Human
Slovy of Ix»vr, Conflict
und Sacrifice
TAGCDSr
Coming Tomorrow:
ALICE LAKE
Hole tWaD
An Absorbing Story of
Crooks and Crooked
Spirits—and a Strange
Love Venture
COLUMBIA
[ Why you
I n««d ! |
RESINOL i!
n Soothing *nd Healinq „
Bccium its
<-• Invaluable for
Burns Chsfing
Scalds Rashes
Cuts Cold Sores
Stin&s : i
drew Mm I'hrrnofi. war# aepaclally
wall rwnvwl m ondary p»rUi.
The i»l«y will appear #very nlirht
till* weak, with W*dn«*aday anil Hat
urday iMIInNA,
57
"Nothing
to eat
but food"
That's the way you feel
sometimes when you
get tired of eating the
same old things day af
ter day. With a bottle of
Heinz Tomato Ketch
up on the table it's a
different story —your
appetite takes a spurt,
everything tastes good
and eating is a joy.
HEINZ
TOMATO KETCHUP
MARRIAOE A SORPRISE
"Kay. IK»lly, you know how *ur
prlM everyone waa when J.m«-
marrled T<-d lul y«r Mh» always
looknl no tarky praplr md ahe n»ver
would (ti-l a husband Well, you
know what n otunnlng drwwr »he
ha« Imcomr nlnra ah* w>ui marrmd.
1 waa talking to her yaateriay. anil
ahe mid Ted bourht hi* rlothejc on
rriHlit for yon. II mad' her »|>rue«>
tip and «< t tnor* rlothea and better
Inn mi and «he la buying everything
lat < "berry They have a dandy
plare. and now their bt* Clearance
K*li< la atlll on, and even better. you
Iran make your flnut payment tn JO
|daya If you like I am (cola* down
thwr today. Want to cmnf alonx 1
"Their atore la on Sarond Avenue.
, Madlm-n awl Sprtnic. 207
. Klaltn BMf., ovrr th«- Itß*n WhlxdJe
Tak» rk»vat«>r."—Advertl-»mrnt.
Clearance of Odd Lots
After Inventory
This clearance of odd lots isn't an ordinary one. With a few cents reduction in
prices. It's a real tmrgain event. Our inventory has revealed to us that we have
quite a few broken lines and odd lots in the Various departments. These must be
cleared at once and turned into cash. There is only one way to dispose of these
goods quickly, and that's by slashing: tiie price. ,
Every odd garment is marked at a ridiculously low price and our Ladies' Ready
to-Wear, which wo are closing out completely, is marked down to "give-away" prices.
Head these items below
DOUBLE INDUCEMENTS TOMORROW
t
Here is a real Iwirgain. Just 23 of our 40 Boys' Union Suits at 59c a suit.
Shepherd I'laid House Dresses for ladies Medium weight, fleeced, cotton garments,
are left. They formerly sold for $1.95. gray color. Sizes 10 to 16. Regular $l.OO
Neat style and trimming. Sizes 34, 36, values. !>ast call—s9o.
ca !'. We have only 10 pairs of Ladies' Pink
fine (.ingham Dresses for children j er sey Knit Bloomers left. They are in
at a price you cant make them for. (.ood sizes !> and 6; elastic at waist and knee,
ginghams in assorted plaid patterns; Regular . r »9c values, Last call—39e.
dainty styles. Ages 7to 14. Former price lft •> • atl .. . ... -7.
was SI 9H Ijist rail »t *1 <M» 10 odd I mon Suits for ladies. Made oi
. * , ?.• „ fine cotton yams; medium weight. Values
-50 Dressing Sacques for $l.OO. How U p to $2.75. Sizes 4- and 44 only. Last
is that for a bargain? They're made of ca || u p r j ce
heavy outing flannel andl come in assorted. Read this 'bargain of Irqnclad Silk
S^JEIBXT* y Stockings for Ladies. They include values
frnm „„r im U P to S2 - 25 - Colors—gray, ralm Beach
Select a new Hat from our -9c: lot. an(l w hite. Sizes B'4 to 10. Last call—
Think of it! Hats that «sold for $1.50 to
$3.98 before, now go for 29<. Straws, „#• «u„,. n.:u - .
corduroy and braid hats; good shapes, ctorUinir at in u ir tv r , s
I «.ii Stockings at 10c a pair. They formerly
We have 18* Children's Skating Caps f <* 20 J *j n « *0?
and Tarns left. The former prices ranged 72 ' PiU, * S et
from $l.OO to $1.25. They are shown in lU,— , A .
different styles and colors. Last call—at . f a lf,j a ,U ln £t ou J? Pairs of Chil
2©e. dren s Odd Skuffers—button and lace
25 Ladies' Voile and Organdie Waists styles; brown and black. (>oo<l, firm sole
remain. They must go at once. They well-built uppers. ll to>2.
come in white and colors; neatly trim- J.!! ' ormer '. y U P *° $3.00. Last call—
med. Sizes 38 to 42. Values to $2.00. "*'9B.
I.ast call—s9e. O n, .v H paira of Men's 12-inch High
Buy a Petticoat! Our $1.65 Colored Cut Boots left; full bellows tongue; two
Sateen Petticoats now go for 82c. Only double soles. These sold formerly for
22 of them left; floral patterns. call $ll.OO a pair. They must be cleared, so
BSe. call—ss.9B.
Read this Indies' Sweater Bargain! Save $1.50 on these Shpes! They are
$4.50 All-wool Sweaters for $1.85. Tie- children's brown elk, high cut shoes;
Irnck with Tuxedo collar. Just f> of them good heavy sole and heel. Sizes 9to 11.
remain, so hurry. Tan color; brown These sold regularly for $4.00. Last call
trimming. call—sl.Bs. —52.50.
Bleached Sheets /7Yk/§/l srow rnAT/)s~\
Last Call—o9c Ea. 6/
We have about 4 dozen V Mmm f m
fine Bleached Sheets to M M 'm t m Um[ M ! \yGAi)
clear at a bargain price. M J r
Flat center seam, good " ,^^l^
muslin. Size 72x90 inches. SECOND AVENUE AT uAMES STREET
Open an Account at Grote-Rankin's
THE GROTE-IWNKIN CQ
error nou. />•
Very Attractive
Special Bedding
Values
are offered for Tomorrow's Selling
Beacon Indian OC
Blanket*, each y
Very warm Rol>e Blankets, in bright colors—
You will appreciate them as extra bed covering v
or as an auto or steamer robe. Priced special,
each 97.25.
• I
Crochet Bed d*o OC
Spreads, each
Heavy Crochet Bed Spreads in a variety of at
tractive designs—they are 78 by 88 inches in
size, and are exceptionally good values at the
pricc, each $2.35.
Wool Filled $1 O 7C
Comforters, each y * • O
:
These silk mull covered, wool filled Comforters
are soft, light and warm—and the dainty color
ings make ant instant appeal to the housewife
who wants pretty things for her bedroom; spe
cial, each $12.75.
Crib Blankets, d» 1 AA
Special, each y * •vU
Delicately colored Crib Blankets of soft cotton,
in a weight that will keep baby comfortably
warm; each 91.00.
Brick Makers Get
Ordinance Changed
S«nttlr loantmcturFra won a
victory whfn nn ordinance, amend
inK thr city building code to permit
briik and concrete to be of
equal thlcknw, wan passed by th»*
council Monday afternoon. The codti
had previously allowed concrete
walla to be of thinner dimensions Uwi
hrlck. The amendment was spon
sored by Councilman J'htlip Tindall,
f chairman of the public safety com
mittee.
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