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Misses Apparel

6 Summer SILK Dresses. so
each; were a15 and $3.50.
Small checks and stripes: light
shades; sizes II, &c and is
Years.
SILK Dresses. sr5 each: were
$3.50. Light colors; fiat crepe
and crepe de chine; sizes Il.
l6. Is years
Marbletex Dresses, $3.50 each;
were much more. Sizes IA 16.
is years.
Misses White Dresses, $3.50
each; were $50 and $3.50. One
crepe de chine. pleated skirt:
the other. georgette, circular
paneled skirt, slightly soiled:
size l6 years.
l Misses Tan Knitted Cape,
with Light Embroidery, $3.50;
was S20.50. Size 16 years
l Misses Cocoa Silk Pieated
Cape, $3.50; was much more.
Fur collar; size 16 years.
l Misses Tan Poiret Twill Coat.
S35; was $3.50. Wrap around
style; tan silk braid trimmed:
4 Misses Sport Jackets. se.15
each; were very much more.
Knitted materials; sizes % to
IS years.
Misses Wool Jersey Jackets.
1915 each; were $3.50. Tied
at side, with brown jersey bind
ings; sizes Is and IS years.
S Misses Jackets. $3.50 each:
were s35 and S39.5O. Wool and
silk materials; brown, black.
tan and rose; all-over embroid-
cry in dark shades; sizes IA,
16, IS years.
/ Misses 3-piece Suit oP Ton
Poiret Twill. s22.50; was s205O.
Size 16 years
) Misses Roshanara Silk Suits,
$3.50 each; were very much
more. Coats tied at side. Navy.
black and tan; sizes 16 and IS
years.
Misses Section. Fourth floor
hildren's Socks, Zoe
Were nc. 100 prs. in plain
white and white with colored
tops; sizes 6 to 8. a broken as
sortment.
"a prs: Children's Silk Socks.
81 pr; were much more. Best
grade, full fashioned: white and
pink: slightly soiled; sizes 4,
Az, 51:. 71s, sh and 9. Broken
assortment.
% prs. Tan Z Socks. 35c pr:
were 5Oc. With fancy colored
tops: sizes 61s to s.
Chiidren's Section, Fourth floor.
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Shaving Accessories

IA Ever Ready Stropping Ma
chimes. SOC each; were Csc.
Complete with strop for SIM
gle and double edge blades.
| Safety Razor Set, greatly re-
duced to $3.50. Consists OF
powder, soap cans. mirror.
Razor Set, -; was much
more. With powder. soap cans,
BRUSH comb and mirror.
/ Razor Set, greatly reduced to
81.
Cutlery Section. First floor.
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Wardrobe Trunk, $3.50

Was $50. q size Wardrobe
Trunk, with lift bulge top;
good. heavy hardware. Floor
sample: slightly marred.
Mans Wardrob Trunk,
$3.50, WIS $3.50. Tan fiber
covered and bound; slight
break in the fiber. Slightly
marred.
Mans Wardrobe Trunk,
$3.50: was $50. Hartmann's
Castle Grande: black fiber COW
cred: blue keratol lining. Floor
sample.
Full Size Wardrobe Trunk,
S47.5O; was S65. Lift bulge top;
heavily reinforced and studded;
plain lining; Keratol panel
drawer: slightly marred.
Trunk Section, First floor.
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Friday Remnant Day
xnCO O.. D or approval; nomaorphon honornau
Mems Oxfords, S6.75

Were S12. 5 prs. White Buck
skin Sport Oxfords, with black
saddle straps: crepe rubber
soles; stub wing tips; sizes
~ B. ~, 8, 81 c; 9 d.
pairs Mems White Buck OK
fords. black trim, white ivory
soles. s5..5 pair; were so.
Sizes 10 h: Gig, Z, 7la C.
) pairs Saddle-strap Golf OK
fords. S4.75 pair; were very
much higher. Rubber soles;
sizes 6, ~, IL G.
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Women's Gloves, S1.25

We're $3.50. q pairs Strap
wrist, Novelty Silk Gloves in
mode, gray, white and sand;
sizes ) L. 6. Z. 7i2.
Women's Fabric Gloves. .5c;
were S1.5O. 90 pairs: 16-button. !.
mode. sand, mastic; sizes Z. 712. S.
Women's 2-clasp Silk Gloves.
4Jc pair; were 81. "a pairs.
white. black, navy and white
embroidered in black; sizes ),
So, 6.
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Bathing Tights, $3.95

Were IS. 13 annette keIIer-
mann Wool Tights; extra sizes,
4S to 54.
Wool Bathing Tights, 1926
each; were $S.95. Sizes 80, %,
54.
Figured Cretonne Bathing
Slips. S3.8J each; were S5. Sizes
30 and SO.
? Figured Cretonne Bathing
Slips, S2.95 each; were S3.95.
Size Sc.
Rathinp Suit Sactinn Thirh hnnr
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Women's Skirts, $3.95

Women's Skirts, $3.95
Were much higher. so Knit
ted Sport Skirts, in wool, also
novelty silks; white, tan, blue,
black and gray.
Silk Skirts, $5
Were very much higher.
Pleated and wrapped models;
- pongee, silk eponge and
crepe de chine; white. tan and
Skirt section. Third floor.
Sateen Petticoats, 75c
Were ST. 50 White Shadow
proof Petticoats of excellent
quality; finished with seal
loped edge and hemstitched
hem.
Broadcloth Petticoats, $3.50
Were $3.50. 25 White English
Broadcloth Petticoats, REIN
forced back and front. fin
ished with hemstitchcd hem.
Silk Petticoats, $1.e5
Were SOS. Is Tub Silk Pet
ticoats; flesh and white,
paneled front and back; fin
lShed with SCalloped edge.
rctt.coat Section Third floor
Women's Hats Reduced
25 Trimmed Summer Hats,
S. each; were $3.50 and more
so Cntrimmed Hats, white
straw, $3.50 each; were S3.75.
Millinery Section. Third floor.
Bandeaux, Brassieres
IL Strapless Bandeaux, 81 each.
Heavy satin; cluny lace trim
med: sizes 81. sc. 38. 40. AZ
40 Longtime and Regulation
Brassieres, 6Oc each. Brooches
and fancy materials: sizes 40 to
As.
3 Treo Elastic Girdles, 81 each:
were much more. Trimmed in
satin; sizes % and 26 only.
Corset Section. Third floor.
Corsets Reduced
Binner. Bon Ton and Memo
Corsets, $3.50 each; were $3.50
rpd $3.50. Low bust, toplesS;
fine brooches: sizes %. 2S. 81.
40 w. e L. Corsets. Special.
s1.15 each. Pekin striped ma
terial. elastic waist line; four
hose supporters: sizes % to so.
Corset Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
Women's B1ouses. S1.85

Were $2.95. 50 Handmade
Blouses. white. rose. bisque and
orchid in voile and white dim.
ity; V and square necks; sizes
"a to 46 in lot.
RlnrSn Sectinn Third fnnr
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Kitchen Furniture

All slightly damaged or shop
worn; excellent values.
Natural Unfinished Gateleg
Table; $6.s5; was $3.50. Size
36X42 inches.
. White Enameled Metal Kitch-
en- Stools, $1.95 each; were
$3.50.
Porcelain-top Kitchen Table.
$685. was $3.50. Two draw
ers. Size 25x40 inches.
9 Small Folding Clothes Bars,
95c each; were much higher.
Housewares Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-16

2 High-back Reed Fiber Rock
ers, S4.I5 each; were S.75.
Woven seat and back
over maple frame; natu-
raj shellac finish.
2 Reed Fiber Rockers, S4.15
each; were S7.75. Brown
finish; high backs.
L 24-inch Round Reed Table.
SS.z5; was $16.50. Gray;
slightly marred.
L High-back Wing Reed
Rocker, Sl6.15; was S3l.5o.
Cushioned seat and back;
attractive cret nne;
spring seat construction;
putty enamel finish.
High-back Reed Chair, $l6.25;
was $3.50. Cushioned
seat and back; high-grade
tapestry; box spring seat
cushion; antique brown
finish.
Willow and Reed Section. Fifth
Floor.
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Radio Reductions

81 Federal Receiving
Set, $3.50, was $9S. / ra-
dio detector..2 stage audio.
l So Federal Receiving
Set. S68.9J; yvas $116.
! 50 Federal 2-stage AM
plifier, $34.75; was $5S.
/ Sc Federal 1-stage r. F.
and Detector, S31; was $52.
/ 9 Federal 2-stage AM
plifier. STATS; was $5S.
l 60 Federal Tuner, $25;
was $42.
l SO Federal l Stage and
Detector, $31; was S52.
Tuska Tuner, $50; was
$32.5O.
IL D-4 De Forest Receiv-
ers, $40 each; were $3.50.
4 D-5 De Forest 2-stage
Amplifiers to match above
receivers, so each; were
$3.50.
Radio Section. Fourth hoor.
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Housewares Reduced

All slightly shqpworn. damaged
or soiled; but m r q e
values.
Irvalid's Bedside Table. S5..5;
was S1O.5O. Finished in white
with oak stained top.
G Wood Chopping Bowls, S1.4J
each; were sees. Oval shape.
50 Short-handled p n a k e
Turner's, greatly reduced to De
each.
IS Adjustable Trousers Hang
ers, greatly reduced to sc each.
6 Large Potato Ricers or Fruit
Presses, greatl~ reduced to 25c
each.
ment Bags. G0c each; were S1.5o.
Suit size; moth and dust proof.
AS Small Size Dish Cloths. 4c
each; were Sc.
is Galvanized. ;17-inch Refrig-
orator Drip Pans, 45c each;
were S5c.
IL Coaster Sets. 95c each; were
much more. Consist of tray
and five coasters.
Manning Electric
Percolator, $l2.75; was $17. g.
cup size; nickel finish; rose
wood handles.
Housewares Section. Fifth floor.
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Breakfast Coats, $2.e5

Specials, 46 coats of box-loom
crepe; roll collar or collarless; !;
tailored finished with hem
stitching or ribbon trimmed; :;
pink, blaze, rose, lavender, vio-
let. navy and black
Neslsee Section. Third hoor.
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Boudoir Slippers. $3.50

Were much more. lea pairs
Daniel Green Satin slippers;
very comforta BILE; covered Cuban
heels: trimmed Soles and
pompon trimmings; colors are
lavender, gray and light blue.
womens Shoe Section. Third floor.
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Girls Furnishings

Il Girls Aprons greatly re-
duced to Csc each. Amosk Gag
gingham in varied Colored
checks; trimmed with rickrack
braid: sizes Is to Is years.
II Girls Sweaters, SI.95 each:
were much higher. Pretty col
ored stripes with low necks and
long sleeves; sizes to IA years.
II Girls BloomerS. 35c each;
were much more. White cam
brio with elastic in waistband
and knee; size s years only.
IL White Jean Skirts, Csc each:
were much higher. On body:
full pleated; sizes 6 and s
years.
cirIa, r,urrisbipoc Sacfiop Foprth Hoo,
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Special Size Apparel

Poiret Tsvili Suits. 1880
each; were S3J and S75. Three
navy. l black: boX-coat model:
tied on the side; sizes 421..
Black fpoirlet Twill Dresses,
1880 each: svere S28.5O. Trim
med in braid: straightline
models; sizes. 4Sis, 50E, 52i2.
Navy Poicet Twill Dress,
$3.50; was ,S2s.5O. Surplice
model. finished with an attrac-
tive buckle; size 461a
Skirts, $40 each; were $3.50.
White thist3edew; gathered
model: waist sizes Sc, SO, 40,
~.
Roshanara Pleated Skirts.
$3.50 each; were $25. Colors,
orchid. copen with white; waist
sizes So, Sc.
Wool Skirts. so each; were
very much higher. Homespun;
gray and beige; waist sizes 3o.
&c.
> Wool Skirts. greatly reduced
to $40 each. Novelty mixtures
of black and white; waist sizes
So and 3S.
Black and White Crepe de
Chine Dress. $3.50; was S35.
Trimmed in black: size 81 Y.
Special Size Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
Girls Apparel Lower

11rlS Apparel Lower
Girls Summer Hats greatly
reduced to SI.95 each. Made of
Maid and taffeta.
Girls Summer Hats greatly
reduced to S2.85 each. Leg
horn and Milan: in attractive
colors and styles.
6 Girls Rain Coats, SI.95 each !;
were $3.50. Tan and blue.
Girls Summer Dresses, $3.50
each; were much more. White
organdie and printed voile.
20 Girls Summer Dresses. $3.50
each; were ~. Printed yoile
and Butterfeld Swiss; red,
green, brown and blue.
Girls Section, Fourth floor.
House Dresses, $2.95
Were 81. IL dresses of figured
lawn and checked gingham; ;
vest effect: roll collar; sash: !:
in pink, lavender, blue and
orange; sizes 36 to a..
Apron Frocks, $1.35
Special: 81 Frocks of fowered
lawn or chambray combined
with checked gingham; novelty
styles: in green, pink. lavender.
blue and brown: sizes So to 46.
House Dress Section. Third floor
Dress Goods, - Price
500 remnants: lengths of l to
yards. Ginghams. percales, en-
broidered Swiss. plain and
printed voiles. Japanese crepe
and others; good colors and de-
signs.
Dress Ginghan, 25c Yd.
Was very much more. 12J
inch width
Cotton Dress Goods Section. Second
floor.
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Infants Apparel

80 Hats and Sunbonnets, 95c
each; were S1.85. White and
colored organdies; piques and
colored ginghams.
10 Yoke Dresses of nainsook
and lawn. 95c each; were S1.8J.
Trimmed with lace and en-
broidery.
16 Cnbleached Aprons, Csc
each; were 81. Fancy stitching
in blue and red: pockets trim
med with applique.
% Rompers, CSC each; were
SI.25. Pink, green and yellow
chambray, piped in yellow and
lavender; embroidered figures
on the pockets.
80 RomperS, csc each; were
$1.95. Pink. green and yellow,
with bands of yellow and green
over the shoulders.
Infants Section, Fourth floor
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Women's Oxfords, $3.75

Greatly reduced. 65 pairs White
canvas oxfords; odd lots from
regular summer stock that we
have reduced because of the late
ness of the season; Cuban heels,
Goodyear welt soles; sizes
5, 51a, 8, 612 AAA: 1. u, 5. ~
AA; 4, Az A; 8, 3&, 4, Az,
b; 2i2, 3. 31a, c.
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Women's Blouses, $2.95

We're SJ.s5. TaiIOred SILK, IN
bisque and orchid. white and
black crepe de chine; also 1
brown geor rgette tuck-in
blouse; sizes l. "a; IL. sc; l. IS;
J. A.
so Imported Handmade Wolfe
Blouses, S2.85 each; were S4.95.
Some have frills. some V. others
square necks: many trimm ed in
bands and insets of contrast
ing shades of rose. coral. maize,
copen and orchid; sizes Sc to As
In lot.
6 Lingerie Tuck-in Blouses, SIC
each; were much higher. rose
dimity; white. l black; sizes
f. "a: l. IS. l. 46
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Women's Silk Hose, S1.65

Women's Silk Hose, $t.65
IT perfect would be s3. 900
pairs; black with open lace
clocks, or plain; also few co.,
ors in clocked and novelty ef-
fects. Irregular weave.
Women's Silk Hose, S1.25
II perfect would be 81. 200
pairs. Lisle garter tops, d few
with silk tops: black, tan,
fawn and gray; slightly uneven
weave; broken color assort-
ment.
Women's Lisle Hose, SOC
II ns,Is perfect F,,s; would "una be s; g. 24o
few white lisie; summer weight;
slightly uneven weave; sizes
81: to 10.
Women's Silk Hose
Sc to $5; were x3 to $3.50. 100
pairs of the better grades: all
silk: plain and novelty effects;
black, white and colors.
Women's Hosiery Section. First floor.
Knit Underwear Reduced
15 Women's Fine Ribbed Lisie
Combination Suits, 81 each;
were $3.50. Low neck, sleeve
less: envelope style; sizes 4, ..
o: slightly SOiled.
10 Women's Swiss Ribbed Cot
ton Vests. 25c each; were 35c.
Low neck, sleeveless; under
arm. shields, sizes and 6:
slightly soiled.
Women's Fine Ribbed Lfsle
Combination Suits, 81 each;
were S1.5O. Low neck; sleeve
less: crocheted fronts: tight
i.nees; sizes and ): slightly
Knit Underwear Section, Third floor.
Women's Umbrellas, S3.95
Were $3.50. Tape edge.
Piece-dyed Cloth Umbrellas;
assorted wood, sterling trim
med handles.
s Women's Umbrellas, s3.45
each; were sJ. Tape-edge.
piece dyed cloth; assorted
wood handles, finished with
wrist rings or leather straps.
s Women's 22-inch Sun and
Rain Parasol Umbrellas. &4.45
each: were 50. Green. taupe.
black. navy and gray; assorted
wood handles, bakelite trim
med.
Boys and Girls Umbrellas
S1.45
Were $3.50. 15 Tape-edge
Gloria Cloth Umbrellas; assort-
ed wood, silver-trimmed han
dies.
Umbrella Section, First floor
Evening star., 1923-08-16
Dress Goods. L, Price
Dress Ginghan, 25c Yd.

Was very much more. 12J
yards plain pink gingham: g.
inch width.
Cotton Dress Goods Section. Second
floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
Annual Clearance Sale
Mems Tropical Worsted
Suits Reduced to $19.75

An excellent for Of stout build plain and
striped effects; good for of regular
build. '
Wherever we'll dressed men congregate, YOU will find
Tropical Worsed the choice of the majority hese suits
are tailored in the finest silk trimmed cool and
Now greatly reduced, they an investment Tor
this summer and next.
Mohair Suits, SI650;
Linen and Linen Crash Suits, The COOL popular
$40; Broken sizes. suits; broken sizes
Size Ia53sa7as3e e4o424B 3a3e37
2 81 ....t . 81 II 81
Short :::I j1I I i-l~ Sn5t 6%T HMM ): 4
Shantung Silk Suits sl41S High Suits, greatly
S0 l size IS; 3, reduced SIS each.
l. IS short; l. 40 SIZE 81; 81; 55
English Golf Suits greatly - r.,.nh runrs KS
reduced $40 each Sizes 40: =: / /
81; 2, 38; 5, 40 /, 10 stout
Men'sC thes floor
Evening star., 1923-08-16
Women's Blouses, $3.95

Were 1915. 81 Crepe de Chine
Blouses, tie-on and slip-over
models: dark and light figured
crepe; sizes 2S to 46.
13 Suit Blouses. S3.95, were
S7..5. Crepe dc Chine and Geor-
gette: white. flesh, brown, navy
and black: extra sizes in rust;
sizes 34, So, 3S. AZ and 46 in lot.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
.onen's Silk Hose

3: to s.; were x3 to $3.50. 100
pairs of the better grades: all
silk: plain and novelty effects;
black, white and colors.
Womtn's Hosiery Section First floor
Evening star., 1923-08-16
Women's Silk Hose, S1.25

III perfect WOuId be y. 2UU
pairs. Lisle garter tops, few
with silk tops: black. tan,
fawn and gray; slightly uneven
weave; broken color assort-
ment
Evening star., 1923-08-16
Women's Lisle Hose, SOC

II perfect would be 81. 240
pairs full fashioned BLACK and a
few white lisie; summer weight;
slightly uneven weave; sizes
81 to 10.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
Women's Umbrellas, $3.e5
Boys and Girls Umbrellas
S1.45

Were $3.50. Is Tape-edge
Gloria Cloth Umbrellas; assort-
eli wood. silver-trimmed han
dies.
Umbrella Section, First floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
Movie Quizzes

conducted iH eo-operafion 10Th A.
sociaicd First National Pictures iHc.J
A Resident. Patsrson-l'm sorry
you were turned awny from tho the
alter when II was playing The Dan
gcrous Age" The proof OF the pud-
ding lies In tho eating. no there you
are. For PHYS nate set there early
and don't miss another opportunity
The cast includes Edith Roberts.
Cleo Madison. Ruth Clifford, I,owis
Stone. James Morrison. Myrtle Eted-
man. Helen Lynch. Lincoln stedman
and Edward Burns
8. G. CIVIC said fine clothes are
essential for tho beauty OF woman :
In The Lonely Road her las, pic
turc. Katherine Macdonald was seen
chiefly In simple ginghams. In Tho
Scarlet Lily" now In production, she
has a setting as vivid as the title.
And in my opinion. she is as beau
tifui In one as she IN In the other.
So you liked white shoulders"7 SO
did everybody else. They couldn't
help IL
Fan. Fan---T haven't heard from
you for quite whllel Deserted me.
have your II previous reports shad
II that Bessie Love would play the
part in little Church Around the
Corner" apparently negotiations fell
thru. Pauline Starka has been en-
gagged to play prominent role. Tom
Kennedy, the cx,hcavyweight pu.
gillst. Is also in the cast
Mrs. T.--You know what they ray
about wise minds. etc ? You've alb
solutely voiced my sentiments, Yes.
IL Is true. There are several more
important qualifications that tend 10
make a good actress. The fasci-
mating Mary Alden is appearing be-
fore the camera inI"Somethlng for
Nothing" This Is Miss Aldcn's sec
ond film since her return from Porto
Rico last month, her first being
This Wife Business''
X. l.. H.--"The Woman OF Bronze"
Is already being filmed. which proves
that your suggestion is a good one
Clara Kimball Young viii portray the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
Kidney and Bladder
Troublesc Conquered
or Money Back

For 40 years, said Dr. Carey. have
been prescribing my Prescription No.
777 (known for years as MnrshrooD,
for kidney and bladder sickness. and
now that / have retired from active
practice. | have made arrangements
with leading druggists to dispense
this wonderful prescription at mod
crate price. on the money back "
dissatisfied plan.
Beware OF kidney disease--thou-
sands die OF II every year who ought
to be enjoying the blessings OF life
and health Watch the symptoms.
II you have specl<s floating before
the eyes, puffy eyes, clammy feet or
moist palms, backache or sidenche,
you ought TO get bottle of DR.
Carcy's famous Prescription No. al
right away.
II has wonderfully benefited tens
OF thousands OF eases OF kidney and
bladder troubles, and liz the medicine
YOU can always depend upon. Re-
suits are guaranteed,
NOTE. DR.. Daniel G.. Carey was q
prnotioing physician for many ycnrs
and hia great Prescription No, al
aided thousands OF sufferers from
kidney and bladder troubles. Hore-
after YOU can always get this effecS
tive prescription In both llquid and
tablet form at all reliable druggists
the country observation-disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
If Ruptured
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Apply 1t to Any Rupture. Old or
Recent, Large or Small. and You
Are on the Road That Has
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Why suffer this nuisance1 Why
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Write at once for this free trial. as
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
When You Catch Cold
Rub on Musterole

Mustcrolc is easy TO apply and 1t
gets in it's good work right away.
often II prevents cold from turning
into Flu" or pneumonia. Just apply
Musterole with the fingers. 1t does
all the good work OF grandmother's
mustard plaster without the blister
Musterole Is clean white ONT.
ment made of oil OF mustard and
other home simplos. II is recon.
mended by many doctors and nurses.
Try Mustcrolc for sore throat, cold
on the chest. rheumatism. lumbago,
pleurisy. stiff neck, bronchitis. asth.
ma, neuralgia, congestion. .pains and
aches of the back and Joints, sprains
soro muscles, bruises, chilblains,
frosted fect-colds OF all sorts, Sci.
dom fails to deliver results, 35c and
65c Jars and tubes; hospital size, 50.
Better Than n Mustard Plaster
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Lewis Stone is married. and very
much so. too. He has two beautiful
children. James Kirkwood is d.
vcrced. hnt understand he is ready
to dive into the deep seas of matri-
mony once more. Good luck to him.
yes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
COLISEUM

A film based on Wilbur Daniel
stesle'a prixs story. Ching. Ching.
chinRman.. called Shadow il the
attraction now showing az the Coli.
scum theaier Lon CLANCY plays
the principal role and IL ably assist.
ed By good cast. which includes
Marguerite Dc ia Motto. Harrison
Ford, Waiter Long. Buddy Menatn.
ger. John sainpoiis. Priscilla Bonner
and Frances Raymond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22

role which the noted stage actress,
Margaret .Anglin. appeared in with
marked success on Broadway. II the
picture is as good as the play, Moth
ing else need be said, but ! hear It's
better.
Isabelle G.--Yes. / should so say,
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COII,,rBi.

A picture humoFousiy depicting
ibS adventures OF the American
doughboys with the a. y. =. on
have after the armistiec was signed.
Is showing a, the Columbia in The
Gentleman From America" The
film 10 full Of laughs and tho nu.
merouu experiences offer much ex.
element.
Another feature on the bin n
Hearts Of Oak" with Roy Stewart
In the leading role.
a comedy feature. Medley Edwards
in "Codmothers." also IL showing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22

quincy Adams sawyer screen
version OF the famous novel OF the
Same name. by Charles FELTON,
Pidgin. is showing AZ the Strand "a
the feature attraction. The picture
u a highly interesting. exciting aud
humorous production and ranks
among the best OF this season
Ia the east are galaxy Of stars
which Is unusual 10 find In one
photoniay. II numbers blanche
Sweet. Barbara LAMAR. Lon CLANCY.
june Elyldgr. Elmo Lincoln. John
Bowers. Louise Fazonda. zazu Pitts.
Hank Mann. Victor Polel Edward
Connolly and others no lees celo.
hrnted.
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PRINCESS

Showing at the Princess thsater
this week IN thrilling drama OF the
Northwest. with Jane Noyak In the
featured role. Tn. picture depicts a
siirrinsly dramatic tale OF romance.
adventure and srlfracrifies OF an
older sister for tho younger. A bril-.
liant cast appears with Miss Novak
IN tho production.