The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 15, 1913, Page 3

THE WHAT'S HERE The story of “The Diamond Makers” find the source of the beautiful diamonds that are threatening his firm's business success @f the diamond manufacturing plant are thrillers. Ruth Stonehouse Breaks Engage ful seasons with the ment }stock company His adventures and the scene of the destruction aly Durkin | best he world women swimmers in Class A Until Wednesday Night T pets of New York thr ie y act.| Last Aug A to Dew a re orthern feature, and a The mite have been jesanay Act! ver for a sho nw at the N HER EAR Vitagraph comedy, was to ° exetesive Lake theatre, where, athe motion picture before in the history of that thea-| BORDENTOWN, N. J. Pathe Weekly No. 49," world's feet ter Der, and she tre, had soctety turned out tn such Whine Kaacldne Bien nia gay with the = ay indeftr aber Unjust Suspicion,” Biograph drama Filme Didn't Hurt Fealy a Comedy Act Dream Until! Wednesday Night The Lost Millionaire pa a Normand ¢ ir Vitagra actress loses any ts considered one of | tts ; motior te mere sot have the efter having played before paswen toa picture screen but all fale » was Gyr ag Mavde Fealy, the stage star, has | champion sw taken to the gree a) doctor | 4, Deen playing the Thanhouse and, before ¢ ure| who removed the ye 1 an dram afer having played many } acting, was rec of the atill alive. and Country Grand Until Wednesday Night Mysterious Eye American : —THE— drama; “The Turkish Bath,” Majes - tie comedy; “Hin Last Bet,” Than-| houser comedy Wednesday N ght! Colonial Th Until Tiger (=) Alhambr “The Best in Motion Pictures” The ; the Yellow God,” Kdlngn drama . Tiltkum Until Wedneed y Nigh t cesanay drama; Selig drama. Her Wa: A thrilling detective story, interwoven with the magic of the far East, telling of an American detective’s adventures in tracing the makers of wonderful dia- monds which were flooding the American | market. |Animated Weekly ih W.W, MEETING Wire 5.—The siaste| annual conven n of the Industrial ers of the World ened here with 50 delegates in attend. and excellent p ta for a warm factional fight for control of this militant body Delegates from som tates hinted broadly that ¢ nt secretary, Vincent Bt 5 alled the convention to order, en too long in office Thel W. now has a member » it At 5c The Entire Balcony 800 Comfortable Chairs. pof the West | nine years ago the first cony of 40,000 was reported, but tn the |intervening years the number has oe renga dropping as low as 5,000. ED HAGEN ROBBED? Ed Hagen, the Seattle pollceman Opera and champion heavyweight boxer News of the World |of the Northwest, has returned to Seattle after having boxed a 15 We can’t all travel or be where the big ings of the world are happening—but We can see it as it happened on the motion Picture screen. Hydrogen Educational Hydrogen j is an element that plays an important part in our lives—comprising € air we breathe and the water we drink. ow the chemist can make it act. round draw with the Portland cop, at Pendleton, Ore, Saturday night. make a hit with the crowd, the first 14 rounds the Seattle! boxer outpunched and outboxed his Portland rival UST TO LILLIAN | pst Ae | My United Press Leased Wire | PARIS, Sept. 15.—-Lillian Russell Children 5c Bring the children; |scandalized by the mew aids to | beauty which she finds are being exploited in Paris will certainly never go to America No purple, or yellow face powders, and no white halr for her | Nature i# the thing,” well saya en one's color here Joutline the Nps to increase beauty, |but this fad of pallor and sickit they learn by seeing. Give A }ness and unnatural complexions’ 1s | them this opportunity to |wrong, and nice women will not TT earn in an entertaining {adopt them; at least nice American| ea i 3 To complete this big bill there will be the usual rattling | women will not $04 comedy and musical numbers by Mr. and Mrs. Elliott. manner Rest modern outside rooms, 26e to 60c, Stewart House, 86 West Stewart.—Advertisernt = Dance at Dreamland tonight,—Adv. STAR--MONDAY, 1913 (MBER 15, “A Modest Exposition <7, of Fashion’s Fancies for Fall? i 1913 and Winter, Open House!) OU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED to view &y Wi) our displays of Correct Apparel for Fall and We B Winter, 1913. Phe hearty hand of welcome is out- e stretched to greet you. We want you to test the sin- "hehe De Bar tah pte > cerity of our service, the warmth of our hospitality. 1 a serie f displays Come and “make yourself at home,” is one of ancient alchemy, Hindu mysticism and cunning, and an American detective who is hired to The Modal of Lubin “A Jungle ation” and| the Pictu Pathe reel of oe The City Untit Tonight “The Quakerens,” two-reel feat: “The Laad Nickel,” o e The W ole New Baby,” comedy ar Alhambra Until te daan'p Night L wer » Dine Ma Rex owe oa a drogen, » and a com oor edy | cee m Yesler Until Tuesday Night 800 Comfortable Opera “Birds of Prey The oP atal . Seow,” The Robbers,” “A Gentle y S Chairs man: of Paahion { | eee | Olympian Tonight “The White Slave,” Vitagraph |two-part feature: "Lieut nea,”| Selig drama; “Highbrow Love,” Bio-| Two-Part Rex Drama graph comedy; “The Trimmera| Trimmed,” Biograph comedy eatlon a membership |* Larry Madden, |} Referee Jost's decision fatled to| as in| frankly confesses that she has been| She says they | Miss Rus-| It is all right to height-| and there and to! ®t Continues Tomorrow Only View Our Window Displays Millinery Modes BEAUTY! WOMEN’S APPAREL g “yp ARIS—that fount of style inspt ¥ a fp is ei ; 7 Fi NTHUSIASM centers in the Mil é at on . hah Inery Section, for here you'll beautifu r the , hs find copies from Odette and ne: S s Reboux, in fact, an assemblage of in mind the practical-1 tr 4 “ | Women's Fall Hats that covers the woman, has adapted these . ‘ complete style range of the season meet he demands of the ; . ° It's an in sting display. Prices are b ed w Jur stocks 8 g tefresh erate, too, We men- brimful of ort dean tion particularly Note the Opening Specials TRIMMED PLUSH HATS—a bewitch- ing collection of the most favored models. Smart tam shapes, season's COATS—Stunning black ts plush turbans, caps, derbies, etc, a bevy of ' Astrakhan or camel's hair t beauties in pleasing color combina- specia 1 ag a8, priced up v2 5 4 rev ss adie a $3.98 serges 0 black, at CHILDREN’S TRIMMED HATS— cams aia ts ; shes, corduroys or felts, with cute and $25 suits Open mings, in big variety 1 49 special “sie, 43 pclal at r Opening Specials From All Departments—Note the Prices $5.00 Boys’ Suits for} 10c Women’s Hand- | $1.50 Pair Women’s 8c Yard Crash Rich leath $3.69 kerchiefs Silk Hose Toweling pea llipr with'folt pex| Fine quality batiste 4c Pe ert JBe|izinch wide Cotton 4c knicker y Mond and | ee one hatin og ane. | OF gray, with reinforoad heels ed or tad praca h} Tuesday only 1 corner monogram, | 24 toes. Monday and Tues: Good: enallty: “Sioeeke “aa and Tuesday only. OR OO ea Tuesday only, $2.25 Léng Kid $15.00 Men’s Suits | >>>~>> —aesniiees Gloves $2.25 Bed Comforts $3 50 Women’s Shoes for fo, Some store ot « at 187 brand new 0| r $2.60 0 pal tor $1. 87 Fall Suita intich 919.0 |New Fall lasts 3.19 these Womer S-button tweeds or cassimeres; new| of the celebrat . White Gla a Gloves styles {n brown or. gray| “American Lady” Shoe, Low Mc sizes y and Tr shades. Mouday and Tuesday | or high heel, only in all leathers. | Monday and Tuesday only. only "G $1.50 Men’s Dress Gloves $1.00 Yard Fall Suitings 54-inch wide “tusk 49C iting in Fashion's favored shades, includ- ing Hague biue, hogany, gray, ete. day and Tuesday only. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY”, | ire ag SING TURE, DEAD ONES TALK: ritualists | At ng at the Masonic «1 what purported to be a message from Leland Stanford, saying he was still working for Stanford university, and also a mes sage from Carter Harrison, Sr., de claring, “I have much to say to Chi cago; I am not dead.” In his night photography of wild 1-600 inch. Cheap-| animals, George Shiras has found process, it is|that, after brief experience, many foll for many|of the animals pay little or no ate as wrapping che | Senion to the flashlight, perhaps ate and tobacco a kind of lightning. Aluminum foil is now rolled to ] SEATTLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY Select from the Goods of the Following Merchants—They Are Thoroughly Re- liable and Solicit Your Patronage. BARBERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS| PHOTO SUPPLIES KODAKsS | Oak Barber Shop There Is a Developing—Printing—Enlarging I ady Barbers Vast Difference en URRLY tay 4A ) Third A in the work of undertakers 1015 Thir hela | THE MARKET | pducers for frulis Prices pata y J. W, Godwin $ iso SUPPLY Co. not so much fn the gen- Eastman Kodak Co. eral part, but in the unseen 1320 Second. Opp. Arcade Bldg. White river, detatls. ‘ive balan come the closest inspec- |Gueambers TATE’S CAFE |_ Soman Delicatessen Dive TABLE nove OWNER E. R. Soneewerth & Sons hop [pion et Neeree with pint bottle of wine C. F. Baasch Prices paid producers for butter, | Hilote 465 1415 ‘Third Ave. GROCERIES 913 THIRD AVE, try, veal am rks - = —— ——o Rist Leengeineedeeed Vv. ADAMS J.D. THAGARD Zoble Grocery Co. fel ie mt 13 Th e Meceal: 1 Wait'Priee] Feeds From 2,000 to 3,000 \ eet mi arsine wait Cd pistons a ates kee at ci STLAKH scien 110 OCCIDENTAL Av, sf ig | CLAY PRODUCTS PENNANTS _ |rurke old Tome, ‘ inineochian squad ood ‘nize, aa 23s 166 ” [samen fr hve ‘ |“Denny-Renton Lindquist & Lund Cimte, Gor Ae 1.50 Pennants, Tents and yeah * 2 $i All Clay Products Awnings Lae Alaa 3 hy spine gu 1007 Hoge Bldg. 220 SPRING STREET TILIKUM THEATRE vork, 06 p 09