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Tm-ftSPAV. OCTOBER B, 1922, mmim a »am*a «•«« u»iu Tonight—Last Timet*— "ABOVE ALL LAW** Mm**r mr I* * * Starting FRIDAY— CECIL *£wJl DE WHK • MULE'S WW*. us Masterly Production— "Manslaughter" 1 with the biggest cut of faroritm ■ yet assembled In any one picture— ■ ■ THOMAS MEIGHAN 3 5 LOIS WILSON ■ B LEATRICE JOY ■ 3 GEORGE FAWCETT 5 ■ JULIA FAYE JJ B JACK MOWER ■ ■ CASSON FERGUSON ■ ■ RAYMOND HATTON S ■ SHANNON DAY 3 B CHARLES OGLE 3 3 SYLVIA ASHTON 3 6 STRAND ORCHESTRA Under WINELAND 3 I Baby Esther Pressman, in Her Dance g ■ Interpretation of "The Sneak" ■ uLimaiim^gßTO Hume vt Lua bi« aueceeaea Oaa la* Day, Ikaa Geae Tka «naa wMk ■ heart— LON CHANEY mm tka eeavtet wka aaertftraa Ma aH (aa Ma taafktar la f Mi mi BMT IHwta) ■aalaa Keatea M •ta auaunrnr irel Lectures Are Scheduled lla*. Mr*. McXtnstry, world trtrr atar and noted lecturer, la scheduled 10 give * eerie* of lltastratsd lecture* at the First Advent Christian church. •It EL Jamas et. October ! to Is. DR. EDWIN J. BROWN'S DEXTAI, omra in c—w. w. wmm Baattla'a Leading Dentlat for Mora Than >1 Taara. HHH that will motor to Pwrallup. ■ pacta! attraction* for Saattl* miili foa. fhrOte aid »«tia—lea for aO. Ami aa( terat at automobile parking apaaa. Corerad kotilnarti and pari!(ana protect erowda agalnat rata. All areata atagad aa ac had til ad regardleaa of waatbaa. Horse Racing (•*» (tut tmm lag ruaa lalTy- flra k Ok* aftamaaaj two hi tha tmiiic. Orand dlaplay of draworto and bona aha* aaah awning. Auto polo—baa r honta—chariot aa4 hlppodi aula racaa. Automoblia and Tradar Show. Saattla manotaaturara hava tha MgffH «a®la.y mr mm la tha North waat. ■aattla Day la tha 810 day. Go by boat to Taootna, wfcara buaaa eparata to tatrgrrrondg. ar dlraot to grotjnda by buaaa from Waatarn ata. and Madlaoa at, latarnrbaa tralna hourly. Admission, 60c Children, 26c Aato Parking, with Watchmen, 50c W. H. rADLBAHUS, TntimA WESTERN WASHM6TM IFAIR# AMD EXPO6ITION PUYALLUP Oae Mara Day Oaly «a See The Talk af Seattle— "RlCH MEN'S WIVET «Mk • «at aeay taa Ms la Mat herat '"•■pjunxo (AIM* Mrs. McKlnstry's laocuraa have a historical tests and deal wtth tha forma tloa of tba world"a great am. ptraa. TBTE MKANNKM " I understand you ran Tarantula Ttm out of oarop?" "Yep," replied Cactus Joe. "Tim's too low down mean fur Crlmeon Ouleh. Ha'a the kind of a man that'ud treat a friendly Injun to boot leg Ucker an" then offer to teach him ta play poker."—Washington atar. Tha 17-yaar loetiat lay* from 10# to MO iQi and Immediately diaa. 5® TOI'.IVH riUM.KAMS •THAN It—fMrkl" > **» la "Abaaa All law.** (OH MlMA—tlladra Walla* I* "Ta» a' tha Vamln| " HI.I K Mill »B—l'harlaa *ar la -A Tallar Mad. Ma*." WIMTF.M liAllt'Ktt Mala. Ham merataln la T*. War af a *al4 CO I IUCI It—< lal>. Mladaar I* "HI. h *ia'» Wltaa." I.inrun l.„ I faaaar I* "riaah a*4 Mtaad." COIANIAI Waa«a Haala; I* Bakkad Hair." COIJHKtM llouaa Patera haa tha prlnrlpnl ml* In "Rich Man's Wlvaa." the pic ture now at lha Cnllaautn theatre Patera' rola la th* aort that ma<la tha moil axactlng demands upon him Othar members of tha ra«l Include Clair* Wlndaor, Hxaaniarr Thehy, Mvrtla Stedman Oaaton lilaaa. Mil dred June. Charlaa Clary. William Auattn, Mar«ha Matins, Itnhv Hlrh axd Headrlck and Carol llallowajr. WINTICR <i\RX»KN Klalna llammerateln will ha ahown for thraa day a aa Nadia Caatleton, In "Tha Way of a Maid," at tha Wlntar Garden thaatre. Nadla Caaileton. reluming fmm > fancy dreee ball in her coe tume of lady'a maid, la charged by a rouni Croeeua from the door of hla apartment aeroaa tha hall, with hurry InatrucMona for hath towels. In a eplrlt of advantura. Nadla ec cepta tha rhallanca and euppllee lha towela. Than compllcallone anaua. a • • STKAVD Thuredav la (ha laat day of the picture, "Above All l*w." at tha (ttrand thaatra. Many gorgeoue •cenee ara atiown thruout tha plo tura. Tha atory deala with a prlnra at tha Orlant. who eeeke to cruelty punlah hla wlfa and a friend berauee tha two had love to aarh other. Beginning Knday, Cecil B. I►* MUle'e • Menalaughter." featuring Thomas U'lihtn and i.ralikte Jvy, will ba ahowa. a • • COLUMBIA Hupportlng Gladys Walton in "Top O* tha Mtu-nlng.** tha I'nlver ml a" ran lon at lla Columbia Ilia atar thla week, la Harry Myers. *hi inada audi a remarkable au««»aa In |"Tha Connecticut Yankee" and hla mora rarent vehicle. "Tha Ad van (urea of lloblnaon Cniane" lie ta now In Kurope. whera I nlvanutl la rUmlog "Ivauhoe" • • • HI.IE MOI'HK Kddle Urlbfcon. who playa ona of tha Important rolaa In c!hsrlee Itay'a lateet photoplays. a film version of "A Tallor-Mada \lan." now flicker ing on tha screen of the Blua Mouse thaatar, |ra<lual«d Into moiloa pic tura work from tha field of pro faaalonal sports. For aeven yaara O ribbon played professional baae haul; la tar serving aa sparring part ner for several wall known puglliate. a a a David Wabater. m»|ill coorlet. tha part enacted by Loo Chan ay In Tleah ud Blood" at tha Liberty thaatra. bad forced netcher Burton, a wealthy broker, to elgu a confaa elon that Burton'a charge age! net Webater. which had him put In lha penitentiary. ««* untrue. Webeter knew the confeeaion would mean the end of the magnate and he would win hie freedom But when he learned that it would eleo affect Burton* eon. who waa engaged to ht* daugh ler. ba tore up the confeeaion an-' returned to tha prteon. knowing in hla heart that "greater lova hath n» man" -Ma and Pa," featuring Billy B« ran and Mildred June. and av»n Taddy. Jha dog actor, la tha coated) a a • CO I ONI AI, "BoMwd hair la tha moat beauti ful, convenient and aeneibla atyle for moitt glrla. hut tt will go out of atria In a yaar or two™ Thra* ara tha etatwmenta. not ao contradictory aa they ee«m. of Wanda Hawlay, atar of "Bohbal Hair," at th* Colonial until Thura day night. In Hpaln a wotnan'a mantilla la h*ld aa aarrad, and cannot ba aold for debt. DANCING f\v odnc«day, Saturday mtd flnnday aronlng* at Da Moncy'a New Aradcmy, F. rika at Ulh (tnwtia'i riitaaO Dm th« lI#M I n g with Moon *nd •tara float mtMfo. Popular prlroo T»tt Will b« • urprlaad. DANCING TAUGHT Beglnnera' claaaea atart Tu«l day eve , Oct trd. and Thuraday art . Oct. Hh. ««S aharp All be glnnera ahould !>• preaent. HIGH SCHOOL CLASS for beglnnera and advanced puptla will atart on Saturday af ternoon, Oct. 7th. at 1 aharp Thla openira ]»aaon will b» riven free and all tha new danrea fancy atepa, will ba Introduced flon't rolaa thla. Bea Amerlca'a greater dancara. ADVANCED CLASS for ladlaa and gentlemen. all • will atart on Monday ave. II 10 to 11:10 for new danraa and fancy atapa Plenty of practice; no embarraaament. Tha aocla! fea'ure alone la worth doubla th« prfca. I.aarn tha new Tango Trat. Barker Walla, I.llde Rrkal tleehe and Ptraaetle Kaa Trat. I'rlvata laaaona all houra My lateat hook, deacrlblng all danraa. fraa for puplla Kaarn from America'a leading authority on danrlnir. who haa arectad mora fine academlea and taught mora people to dance than any othar paraon In America. SPECIAL CUT RATE To all aacurlng tlckata on or bafora Oct 7th I am going to aall a full term of * laaaona lor IS and will guaran/ee to teach you all popular and naw dancea and fancy atapa You can take ona or four leaaona a week. Tlcketa are good until uaed. The gentle, men will learn to lead and tha lady to follow the varloua atapa. Thla term la worth 11# and If you aver Intend to learn dancing take advantage of our cut ra.'aa Call thla week, day or evening; learn 111 America'* flneat academy from the leading authorltlea on dancing Private leaaona all houra. Phone Kaat 0X1). THE SEATTLE STAR AT COLUMBIA SATURDAY A scene in the I'niversal attraction, "The Long Chance," which opens its first engagement in Seattle at the Columbia theater Saturday. Ralph Graves and Marjorit Daw. seen in the picture, play in the leading roles with tirnry B. Walthall. /t delightful love romance ensttes when a young nut, who is more or less a successful engineer and hearthrraker, comes to a California desert town to obtain ft small gold ledge, that the girl's father found just as he died. SCORES FLEE FROM FUMES NEW TORK, Oct. '"Oaaoad" by ■tmngiln* ammonia fum»a which poured thru tha factory budding of tha Rklbo Confectionery Co., In Ilrooklya, today, 100 jeraona. Includ ing 10 gtrla, atagcerad gaaplng to tha •UMt Fireman. wrartng raa maaka, an I'rnl tha buDdtng to aaarcb fur *lc t ima O. B HANSON. paator of tha Green Ijik# Bethany I,utharan church, haa wltriM for hla Sunday morning theme. 'Tha l)ay. M "Unity of tba Spirit" la tho evening topic. STOMACH BID!! MEALS SOW OR LIT UNDIGESTED Instantly t End Flatulence, Gas, Heartburn, Indigestion Chew a fewl Fiomarh final Ho plMwuit. m> inexpensive, an quick to nettle an 11peat atomafh, The moment "Papa* I >ta papain" re,«cha* the etomarh all pain and dlatreee fmm Indigestion or a aour, gaaay atnrnach vanlahaa. Million* know It* magla. AU drug gtat* rmmmmil thla harmlaaa atom arh correctly*.—Advartleement. Flraf iMlllr Itmlaf ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN TUB WAV llf A MAID" An elaborate production found ed on an unuaual tala of modern aoclety Ufa. ißteraatleaal Rm Hhowtn* timely *c*nee of Constantinople and tha thea tar of war In tha Near Kaat. CONF.DT AWT TIMB 10* RVKirn AI.L THIS TIMH ISkin Eruptions I I Are I'mally Due tq I 1 Constipation I I When yon tra conitlpiM, I U not •notifh of Ntl«ri'« ■ I lubricating liquid Is pro- I I duced In the bowel to keep ■ I the food wMt« «oft and ■ ■ moving. Doctor* prescribe ■ I Nujol bMtuM It acta like I I thia natural lubricant and I I thua replaceable I I /—L lubricant—not I I tSSm • medicine or I I JKC!| laxative —ao ■ I cannot gripe, ■ I I ntli r tod * r * M Elaine Hammerstein Star Winker Garden of "The Way of a Maid" Elaine Hammerstein, in "The H'aj/ of a Maid," shew ing at the Winter Garden the ater for three days. Mitt Hammerstein plays dukes and drakes with the affections of wealthy young Tom Lawlor, who, meeting her roman tically in the costume of a maid, believes her to be one. I.ET WIFE DO IT fSaorra Ada. at a dinner la CW* cagt>. rhamplonad early marrtag*. "But I don't champion." ha Mid. "euch perpo'day marrlagae m Henry l.ytton, tha great aavoyard. want In for. "l.ytton, when ha waa If year* old. played truant from achool and married I,oul*e Henry, who waa aven younger than hlmaelf. "In tha evening of tha wedding day, whan l.ytton returned to hla atudlea. tha head maatar rolled hack hla cuffa, choaa a irood limber rana. and proceeded to vlalt condign punishment on the truant. " "Hold onr young I.ytton roarad. 'Tou ran't thmah ma like thlal Do you know what you are doing? You're thraahlng a married man.'" l.oe Angolca Tlmaa. > COMING SATURDAY PETER B. KYNE'S GREATEST STORY "The Long Chance" with Henry B. Walthall Ralph Grave® Mar jorie Daw THE GKDTE-ftWN CQ JOnor.AZCZLfrmidm* Demonstration of MONARCH RANGES Now going on, is for those who are interested in furnishing their kitchens with the best equipment. THE RANGE YOU BUY should be economical, efficient and good looking—The MONARCH possesses all these requisites, and is con structed so it will wear for years. Overheard on Our Sales Floor— Our Demonstrator Says— H 0 A Nine - Piece Aluminum Cooking Set PN 1717 WITH EACH MONARCH R I\CJC4 RANGE SOLD NOW BUY YOUR MONARCH NOW |£ 119 Pairs of Irish Point CURTAINS Slightly Damaged by Water in Shipment $195 Pair Regular Price SB.OO and SIO.OO pair This is an exceptional opportunity to get quality Curtains at a very low price—the water damage does in no way affect the wearing quality of these curtains. No phone orders can be accepted—and to secure the best numbers, an early selection is important. —Drapery Section, Second Floor Arriving from Tokohama with fouled propeller*, tha llnar Prealdent Madison la at Harbor laland In dry dock. Tha Madlaon la the largaet veeael ever drydockad at thl* port. Repairs are being made by tha Todd company. A unit waa recently add ed to tha big marina lift at their plant to handle thaaa rhlpa. W* nr* T**;ruiji;i + Im^ LAST DAT WANDA HAWLEY -IN BOBBED HAIR la a wnman'a lons hair the eymbnl of »l ft very? AMATKIU'II ruirrat TOMORROW CONTFST NIGHT TONIOHT 7:30 and 8:30 7:30 and »30 10c Always Tour mind HTjl wt / tB il'Mimtrlw from l^lK Inlaid Linoleum At Very Special Price# Several very attractive \ SPECIAL patterns in blue, ivory / A « a a and gray and blue, ivory )*£ 1 /l| and tan tile effects, are v *r on sale—price M ) SQTAKB YARD Three patterns of the bet- \ SPECIAL ter grade of Inlaid Lino- /A - ■** leum patterns suitable /NI 1 / C for kitchens and bath- v *• I t# ROOMS / SQVARB TARO One pattern of very \ SPECIAL heavy Inlaid Linoleum— I mA A a quality that will give ) NT 1 Q|l long and satisfactory V V wear / SQUARE TABD * Attractive Savings Bedding and Linens 66 by 80-inch 76 by 86-inch WOOL-MIXED CROCHET BLANKETS BEDSPREADS In assorted colors in a popular weight $5.25 rr. $2.25bl 18-!neh Unbleached TABLE CRASH TOWELING in stripes and floral of a serviceable effects quality AA il 24r v«t Yd ;XC* 2 C d. —First Flaor NOW PLAYING GLADYS WALTON —IN— "TOP 0' THE MORNING" -AND— LEE MORAN —IN— "Some Family" Coming "THE IX)NO CHANCE" Columbia PACT! 3 Lobrtrrs nnd cntba abound along the ahaJlow, sandy ahorea of north west Africa. TEETH EXTRACTION FREE DRILY Oti> wuUbou rubber, which does not cowr th« roof of the mouth If you hare two or mora teeth. Natural Rubber. AA •et of teeth w3<vU Oum Lrke Rubber, a perfect r*» production of the human cum. lA SIO.OO GOLD CROWN *4 nn BRIDGEWORR «4.UU Mo»t of our preeant patronage la recommended by our early cuetom ere. whoee work la atlll *lvln« good eatlafactlon. All work guaranteed for It year a. ' examination free. ' OHIO CUT RATS DENTISTS (established 30 Trere Sad Ave. Hi Delnntty It «V«a a la 8 Itally—« <e U »«■<>>■