The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 4, 1913, Page 3

Needs Attention BITS OF GOSSIP LIFE lenses Dupli cated THE OF DANTE HIPPODROME ritth and University Eyes Transfer Co, Office ~ BULL BROS. Just Printers: : qos THIRD MAIN 1043 THEY COAX MAETERLINCK PANTAGES 800. Regtaniag Matinee Walter MEAT THRONS or A GREAT Sweet Trish §: ROBESPIERRE OF FRANCE A TALE ague'’s Sensattodwl corny Chas, Retlly, Me and 206 Cftice \ ‘ Lomas - THE STREETS OF ROBERT CURTIS NEW YORK" COMING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ow Wiring, Repair nstailing " ! 1018 Post S$ Seattle “ SOON $100,000 FILM AT MOORE “DENNY-RENTON” All Clay Products 1007 Hoge Bldg. DR.E.J.BROWN © 0 SKATE IN SYRUP WASHINGTON crowd that fre tain at the DENTIST M3 First Ave, and whet then ‘wave tho dentioe See e = Endorse ‘Harems Hare as th 1 inet , woman ¢ sal a Bveare of Pane Dr Browne oft p are the mo Miss Grace E Open evenings until * and Sun- “A Turkish We Gaye until 4 for people who work. . t ’ . Eéwin J. Brown, DD & Beatties Leading Der tist. 713 First Ave. son, | an's Sell that unusea office furniture. A few cents invested in a Star want ad will do it. an EASY TERMS Low prices Grote-Rankin’s This Is the Aluminum Cooking, Set We Give Free With The Monarch | brand, th ighest of this set Grade alur is $7.63, b Give it away { with e¢ I< ch sold tlar price demonstration we for cash or Nine Years of Service ing f been of the user on FORMER BELASCO STAR NOW ATHLETIC MOVIE ACTOR; PLAYS FOR FEATURE FILMS Stie- rLvscerr Hobart Bosworth; Hobo, Explorer, worth owns one of the West, aries fn th re than 4 rarest lbr com: ognized fter by white Clack m amas an wh rapids r was that of bin is vocatic # care nown leading k star bethink ving pletures means of doing his favori ile at the same time livi at hes aithfal environm me nt ! P THE STAR—THURSDAY, SEPTEMB WHAT’S IAUE RIE Melbourne Until Saturday int Clemmer Until Saturday Night a drama . Colonial Until Baturday Night | Donk | and | ruled, Alhambra Until Sunday Night feature; “Our drama. Grand Unti Saturday Night “The r \ Tilikum Until Saturday Night Circult Until Saturday Tre re Hunte I Heart of Afr Night “The Life Gaumont Week N Union Until The G Rider, Artist, Old Man. vite N ent His solution was the » business moving pic hats wa © looks as # we or gha over . Olympian seniors re DOESN'T LIKE DINNER SO KILLS THE COOK vas | POUGHKEEPSIE, N |—"Th urbe of} ith Rosworth anyone owns a | J ere Mrs, Catherine present at the t in det bined, he does many big feature pic pene ture ed as a witne id and Kimlin 6 NEW Kelly, a jumped fi at its highe with a few slight b On his way over half a dc the East back YORK Peter rman ridge escaped turned nd struck almost fat ljoated a short was rescue why he made he refused to tell He his Listance Kel the ju 1 slance surgeon, who In te nounced him pract call ound as ever, said Kell be been drinking. IF YOU'RE BURGLAR y DOES BRODIE ACT ABOUT THE UMIT Havens h aarrel followed |Kimlin through the =| THE MARKETS for PITTSFIEL D. Mass., Will Granger of Sandisfic Sept dtr & woodchuck that had a se teeth. The theory ts that sor lost the teeth and the appropriated use. fruits wisely them own dwin Is This Why English Beauties Are So Fair? H ich Sib8 | DON’T DARE SNEEZE :::' K AS CIT | Tw ‘0 little burglars in detal . Mo, Sept. 4 sneezes landed two big jail 1 to butld met wring Into The men of ¢ police heir tools a packet taken to the station HAMILTON HAS PORTLAND, Sept. 4 flton of Seat was riders who finish C, F. Ham one of the e endurance and score of complet Twenty-one trip. The the highest eturn 1,000. Returns were Wednesday night completed the finishing with riders riders scores follow HF Excelsior, 1,000; Ed Rerret c rN 1 ARMY AND NAVY TO PLAY WASHINGTON, Sept, 4.—Follow ing a conference between Secretary of the Dantels and Assistant of War Breckenridge and tle directors of West Point napolis, it was announced |that the annual army-navy would be played. ‘The game duled for November 9, and will layed on the Polo grounds in| y the ath and A sche HANGS HIMSELF IN JAIL DIEGO, Sept. 4 Sarton | 1 rancher who shot Dr in East San Diego last ed himself in his cell in il early today THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Expedition AT Scott Polar n pictures, Dark, Moore in motior Metropolitan Seattle Dark Vaudevine. Empress—Vaudeville, Pantages—-Vaudevillo, Grand--Vaudeville and motion pletures. Clemmer — Photoplays vaudeville, Melbourne — Photoplays and vaudeville, Alhambra — Photoplays vaudeville, Orpheum and game | | PERFECT SCORE ;." larger t | Rheumatic Sufferers) | Baked in Curious | Roasting Contrivance! Dr. Lou , When interviewed CUT-| ., to the ¢ tive powers of the Hct Bake Oven, m the following sta ent The Human Oven ieata | anything ever used to re |Heve pain and cure Rheumatism. ‘If you are a sufferer fro m Sprains, | | Synovitis, Ne nralgial Lumbago, Gangre Phiebiti Ankylosts, Uremia or WE STAND BACK OF OUR WORK FOR 12 YEARS’ GUAKANT ‘Amalgam Filling 50c Up: Gold Crowns $3 and Up Bridgework $3 and Up :: Full Sets Teeth $ Rheumatism and |Gout. They become painful and much more movable We have theusands of Senttle tell you that they|ment can be had?” | ter the fire treatment, and continue to improve with subsequent treat ate id be fit-| What better proof can there be| had us do/offered as to the merits of the} | Bake Oven than the above words of praise from the Journal of the} American Medical Association? | | ne Rake before less |ment The American Med published in Chicago, June on page 1836 gives as the treatment for rheumatism the 1 Bake Oven. It also 8 Now that we Know the Bake Oven and) to be the best known cure rheu Up |matiem, who not recommend pa-| tents suffering with this malady pa 5 an institution where such treat (Rati 8) De cific ay tients who wi never knew ted ectly until rk they Any work that doesn't prove wat Intactory will be repaired free of pr, Loughney'’s present induce-| ments are such that every sufferer today, 1 you wish| should take advantage of, For a examination and exti-|limited number he will enroll at the rate of One Dollar ($1.00) Jtreatment by the course Loughney's offices are loca People's Saving Rank Bldg ond av. and Pike st., 221-222-228. ‘Hours, 8 a 6 p.m, Sundays, 9 to 12 harge at any time. Come in SOON for FREE mate Dr. doin corner suites to} i 12-Year Guarantee to All Free Examination m. only, 207 University St, 24 and University St. Opp. Praser-Vaterson Co, ir Boys’ bockers, ! (The Big Sale of School Shoes Draws | } a CROWDS OF te $2.00 $2.50 aon "Shoes, $2.00 Pair Littie Gents’ Sho box calf sho a. $3.00 Pair Shoes for Growing metal Girls, gun yw heel and school Special, Boys’ Ble shoes; GooD Ones te 94.95 uses or Shirts, School Knicker $3. era Comesa Brilliant Sale of Women’s Fall Waists CHEDULED te TOMORROW 50 Wool Nap Slankets, | tweed naar | $1 76 jcomeneterss . Crowds { FOR Pair se pore $1.73 th one-pie d counter $2.19 bound to fina favor ers Js A epacial purchase. *T $1.49 Tailored Waists white drill; some hand embroidered fronts. All sizes, Take “7 $1.59 scanning Lingerie or India Linon Waists, trimmed with fine Italian lace or en stylish high neck and long sleeves, All sizes. al, pr es, built Mk "$1.49 calf with smart last; ide sizes 2% to 6 $2.49 —Main Floor, = Two Thrilling Bargains in Women’s Fall Underwear AT 25c hy men's Sno h neck and > match higt ; an Warner's Corsets for * Fall Wear Now Ready. Be ee eh WAS HIS FATHER SPRINGFIELD, When he “ a Chi mi, & saw a crowd ago & Alton his grain elevator at tarr Carter pushed through crowd and found a man had “ d beneath the wheels. Carter helped to extricate y of the victim, and was when he saw {t was that is father ‘GIRLS ON LONG WALK ANGEL pt. 4,—Com ing a 1,900-m' urney on foot, Frances Leach, 2 d Mary Coyne, . of Denver, walk into Los An- early today states di their travels. After a short rest, they stated they would return to Denver, tramping through Arizona and New Mexico. freight | They traversed |‘ ite French Rib- finis with kle length draw | AT 48 Women's extra fine, perfect fitting | c jamb fleeced Vests or Pants; a standard 75c garment at more than 1-3 off to- morrow. | Standard | Patterns } Are | Safe and We Are LIZARD IN SNAKE GIRL FIGHTS DOG UNTIL AID COMES }) reoria, oka, sept. 4—Cutting Jopen a snake which he had killed | while he and Luther Berry were 01 a hunting trip, Ellis Carnet found @ live lizard, inside the reptile. The lizard was three inches long. \A Night in Calcutta DANCE AT DREAMLAND Seventh and Union TONIGHT Calcutta Souvenirs Given to All The Event of the Season ADMISSION 25c¢ Including Five Dance Tickets ARLINGTON, Ill, Sept. 4.—Bit- ten twenty times while fighting a mad dog, Margaret Coughlin, 14 year-old daughter of a farmer living | near here, may die. Just as bravely as she faced the dog she is taking treatment which is hoped will save | girl was on her way to a} store here when the dog attacked | her. It seized her leg. She had nothing in her hands and could not | hurt the animal but she choked it| all she could and screamed for help. | ‘wo men heard her and with their) heavy boots kicked the dog into submission. ‘Dance at Dreamland tonight.—Adv. a ee Select from the Goods of the Following Merchants—They Are Thoroughly Re- liable and Solicit Your Patronage. _BARBERS Oak Barber Shop Lady Barbers 1015 Third Ave. CAFES TATE’S CAFE TABLE BGS DINNER a0 t of wine 1415 Third Ave. w Hiltoct 465, Vv. ADAMS J.D. THAGARD = The Mecca} O10 Firat Ave 219 Union Strey CLAY PRODUCTS “as Denny -Renton” All Clay Products 1007 Hoge Bldg. ‘For Space in This Directory Cail Main 9400 FUNERAL DIRECTORS It Makes a Great Difference which undertaker you call into your home—the careless and haphazard or the capable and profictent, ‘KODAKS _ Developing—Printing—Enlarging NORTHWESTERN PHOTO SUPPLY CoO. Eastman Kodak Co, 1320 Second. Opp. Arcade Bidg: __REALESTATE JOHN B. JACOBS REAL ESTATE BROKER Financial Agent Phone Elliott 1323. 344 .N. Y Block Sa RESTAURANTS _ We have not only had years of experience, but have coupled it with years of actual study E. R. Butterworth & Sons 1921 FIRST AVE. GROCERIES Zoble Grocery Co. $1.00 Bhe ne Gernen Delicatessen Shop C. F. Baasch 138 THIRD AVE, ALL 219, WESTLAKE MARKE PENNANTS Lindquist & Lund Pennants, Tents and Awnings 220 SPRING STREET Chauncey Wright Feeds From 2,000 to 3,000 People Daily 110 OCCIDENTAL AV. THEATRES Joyoe of the North Woods— Edison drar A R els. The Pathe. Glasses TILIKUM THEATRE Prance— Are Not Vitagraph comedy