The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1914, Page 3

POR COLDS, I COUGHS, SOR THROAT Here's the very latest in aut WHAT'S ON TODAY smashes o PS The woman speed demon has ar, Clemmer Until Saturday Night rived A Lady of Quality,” Famous ‘POLICE SEEKING rd i nuapy spetnéx\ A_PAGE FOR New York —Advertioe Opp. Bon Marche Players’ film With @ man in the other seat, she . irip epidemic sweeps ’ cst ae y ps {rove & big car up Stewart st, near Clase A Sunday Until Tuesday Night 0 untry physics ame | Ninth av, yesterday, at O-mile The Law's Decree,” two-part Vic t rh freak weather : Clim, Tae bar bit @ machine @ vin ithe drama : Withered ianda t ‘ ft ‘ Have You Seen Our True- i by J. Fo MeCarthy, of the P Powers dram of the eased from 4 1 to- Nature Teeth? Sudden changes from) sum-| Well Driller Co, MeCart Llanes,” Kelair d pink ot hegedaial , " re Teeth are the fin- me temperature to Arctic machine were hurled ‘ose en ‘se sda ade f te in the world— blasts have broug wide- |" vt pe eign. edor shot or Colonial Sunday and All Week ‘ bet and are more Spread (illness. Grip, Bron gefliemisds sherds! page ae, ton and the Mouse,” tx mets r in the ordinary kind chit and those ailments of) in the United States cities there heigecess The Lior the Mouse,” s OUR PRICES : the nose and throat conducive | WA8 lst your aph Tillkum Sunday’ and Monda 1 } \ Mt) Examination an vice Fr paged Ph, \ hing 1 0 people, and in Canadian cities Comes y 6 Colonial day for a week Gold Crowns (22-K and Extra to sniffling and coughing has ty 2,106 persona. In thes. medy's Mask two-part { the |hea $5.00 followed a Wtnien thers oo Pathe; “Snakeville'’s New Doctor, r the M ee ae : oe = neak io7 Essanay comed Anne,” Vita a ; : Bridgework (Strictly Firat Claas) Humphreys’ “Seventy graph Pay tive. f Per Tooth $5.00 seve taken early ¢ itt - - —— —— © i Me Ht a pe ase Gold Fillings (According to Size) H ream Until Satur ni 5 short promptly (Pald “Advertt t.) Phe Mbner (ohthe tinct coe oy haippet nd bei Be ee ew nupcoNature Toethick baie ‘ rue-to-Nature Teeth, P< ; f you wait until your bones) TO, TRENHOLME SUPPORTERS ||" Vitagraph T Winner , Alhe , : t, £5.00 (0 $15.00 to ache, it may take! op yy “Trenholmens candid Destiny,” drama wk bs him, and : ead, that Al Work Au araneeee mayor are called to re + of the t - he Dollar Flask holds more |i! Person or by telephone Melbourne Until Saturday Night ; ee he he Dollar Flask holds more quarters in the Alaska building, next The Woman Pays,” tt af parte A a than six twenty-five cent vials Monday pruary 16, at any time|"The Mutual Girt". Serien No. 2 Me ta Git 1 ‘ VF) at all druggists or mailed after 9 a.m, for f instructions }"Mabel's Strange — Predicament," | Ni Rod aceon ae as to work on Primary Day, Women| Keystone comedy | t ; ‘tn 1420.22 Second Ave., Seattle, _Momeo. Medicine 15 report to Room 716, Telephone E! c6 8 } to Room 714, Grand Until Saturday Night Adv Mutual We Robust Rom-! — eo," Keystor fy A Ro ma « Sea two reels The Bride f Mystery three part Goid Seal Slim to the Res STUTZ MOTOR CAR CO, |" “"*’ eo B PIKE 97. . Nerthweet Dist ribators RESIDENCE THEATRES = Pechs how oom —, of MAY 1 1 THE CAR THAT MADE GOOD IN A DAY. “0 Minlaear trove dréine 9 ee! “Coals of Pre,” drama; “The Loaf. er,” drama Love and Dynamite. | comedy You will surely go to Norway for th great homecoming festivities in May SPECIAL STEAMSHIP EXCURSIONS PASSENGERS BOOKING NOW ae At the Pleasant Hour Tonight a ; | The Higher Justice,” two-reel Mad wai. % ti Fisica eo 2 2 Special train service from Pacific Const points to Minneapolis drama " Protectory's Oldest “ ’aul via the Northern Pacific Ratiway Boy “A Chip of the Old| Scene From “The Bride of Mystery,” a Three-Part Gold Seal Feature Showing at the Alhambra Today and 1 in Minneapolis and St. Paul passengers from the | Block Sunday. Grace Cunard is the Woman in the Picture. GIRLS GIVE PLAY|WILL GIVE BALL The first general tintin of the The Seattle Unio nion Card and La- will join with passengers booked from points hout the Northwest in one grand party, leaving Minneapolis and St. Paul May 4th The “Sons of Norway” and the different “Bygdelag” have chartered the fast steamer “St. Paul,” leaving New York May 7th, 1914, direct to Christiania. The 8. 8S. “St. Pall will use the “Channel Route,” calling at Cherbourg, France, and Southampton, England, to deliver mail for Paris and London, For further particular ae WLR TT (0 604 ast Pike. M. A. MILI Motor Trucks W.H. Barnes & Son Met Trucks | Guaranteed Continuous Service. Covers Every Truck Sold. Garage and sroom 610 Seneca St. Phone Main 6504 CHAPTER LXXvill. , 1can, heat ' When I got upstairs from break- milk and = : fast, | found that Dick had awak- up’ I know for 4 man who has made te ened and was undressed, His|ad fool of himself the ht be did organization. The girls the mask will be welcome : a tires” will present a playlet, “Everygirl.” WASHINGTON CAR. |/‘lothes were strewn all over the fore. floor and he was tn the bathroom. | 1 was gind to see he had the right TERCAR CO. | He was evidently taking a cold/ idea of himself, but I went after the" ALTHOUGH THE PAST SEA. |shower, but he was not whistling | milk and had the soltzemsent up; |son was not as brilliant a one for| 1515 BROADWAY lin his usually exuberant mannga heated {t over the alcohol stove, Joe Wood as previous ones, he man-| PHONE EAST 467. Instead, I thought 1 heard some of| put in the seltzer, and Dich drank aged to finish the season with s| | the picturesque vocabulary in which |{t with a wry face. record. He beat all other Amert- 15 Pl KE ST he sometimes indulges when he| Then he looked up at me with a/can league pitchers {n the matter bs) “The Husband's Experiment.” 2 tints; 4 Feurey Continental I began to pick up his clothes, a good girl, Madge. Why don't you| Walter Johnson, who won the Chal- “The Talking Wire.” Motors and I found his pockets turned in-/ give me the devil?” | mers car, |__ “Pickles, Art and ie” | e $1,650 to $2,650 side out, as though he had been| “What would be the use tT ask. | Imperial Auto Agenc: |looking for something. I noticed/ed, as calmly a® possible, for as | ( \ y }tbat the usual “chicken feed” (as he spoke the agony of the long might), : $12 Bast Pike St. |he calls his loose change) and the! hours came back to me. Se | bt 7 Manager. and reltable information apply to any Northern Pacific Agent or to A a heaps Thursday The program will « ening The purpose of the league {Is to » the.welfare of the wage arner through the shortening of sist of onastrations of Camp Fire Girl wor n- prom Assistant General Passen| and short addresses upon lve play hours and abolishment of child and recrea pics labor milk for me, Hot The Camp Fire Girls will appear — Prizes for the ball are donated by ser are the best ‘pick '" Costume, giving a practical dem ding merchants, While it {s a stration of the activities of this mask ball, those who come without NORTHWESTERN CREDIT ASSN, Establisheo 1903 3012-15 Arcade Bidg. Main 6324 SEATTLE’S CREDIT BUREAU COLLECTIONS |thioks I am not Itstening. faint grin and sald: “My, but you're of strikeout feats, nosing out even AN HONEST CAR AT AN HONEST PRICE which he always pute on his} “Well, you see, dear, 1 éouldn’t| — — = dresser, were missing help it--honest, | couldn't,” he re ee es All at once I heard a subdued peated, as he saw my smile of con Pacific Car Co. groan, and Dick called ‘Say, Mar tempt for a man who would hide be Dick shuddered, as he came out eral thing, but, hang it all, a man f the bathroom, with his hands can’t always be a saint, can het” | pressed to his head. | “I'm sure I don’t know,” I an Phone East 670 * ji ste, have you got any bromide in| hind so silly an excuse | AC tae haldeGtasnrrta sks A ee Robert Atkinson, Mgr. | the medicine chest?” I did not fd I did not know you drank, Dick, seb sibilant ain altgaygl 2 WHR nT ute hangin — a any, and suggested that perhaps a ! sald. | . Fi z — . pli Sg East Pike St. |! cup of coftee might help matters I don't,” he answered, “as a gen Ww SS a, O : x2 ta T Co. “I couldn't drink a cup of coffee swered. “I don't oink Know any } i to save my soul,” he exclaimed 1 thing about your practice of saintlt Studebaker Cea rading tell you whate-theres a good girt_>| Deer or sinning ito partment go downstairs and get me a bottle Oh, don’t rub it in,” he tnterrupt Garford Touring Cars of milk and ask the bar to send me ed. “Don't you see I've got my own Lippard-Stewart up a bott of ‘fizz’ water, and you troubles this morning? —_—_——— = there is one thing I must as« of you Complete Report Dick, and that is that you must tell | me the next time you are going to ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES! of Market Today| 2:3): a ee oo 4 Broadway The Eye Appeal of Advertising Through Illustration 1 asked in turn Now, Margie, I didn't do any mine last night, and ] thing but play cards and get drunk, BALLOU & WRIGHT __ Eggs are having @ glorious joy- and I am heartily sorry for It—es-| Automobile Sappiicn. G. & 4. Tires and Tubeo—e Safe Buy || ride down the chute. The throttle) pectally as I lost my money.” | ) Pik Phone Eas! was thrown wide open today, and The last ape: bs h made me funous, 817 East sad t 471 ______!|Humpty-Dumpty slid down to the|and I asked: “What of me and my } lextent of five shining terrible agony at the thought of : WATCH Us GROW There is no relief tn sigh omething happening to you . Auto Supplies, Tires, Olle and Greases . crease may, 0 of wat th + Pores By JUDSON T. SERGEANT. eae je ee cice Caen, amael cosine greater decr may whole night through erhapi DALITZ MFG. & SALES CO. business {8 resumed Mor morn | seem so long as the time ape the| 503 Union St. uae Maes Mate 1482 |! ing ed cold one of waiting and the | HE purpose of a picture, it is of course agreed, is to convey thoughts—it must So ne Se Hrices paid protacers mr vegetables fever of fe ‘ . “EVERYTHING FOR THRE AUTO MAN AND MIS CAR” ig ™ ki Margie, you certainly tell the story as accurately to the physical eye as words will convey ideas to the THE WASHINGTON AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY tt on,” sald Dick, as he mind through mutual vision. Our early illustrations or pictures showed nature Kise me _Phome Rast 687 818-420 East Pike at Don't do that, Dick,” I sald, “1 cannot accept caresses from a and to me the man who into my room this morn jing {s a man I do net know—a man I do not want to know! | | “Honest, do you feel that way, | in a distorted vision. A Greek artist, Cimon of Cleona, was the first to inject perspective into illustration. He was also the first artist to depitt the natural folds of draperies, and to introduce muscular articulation, or action, into pictures. MOTORCYCLES. BALLOU & WRIGHT ‘7o7°ncrctR, Northwest Distributors Indian and Embiem Motoreycies | 817 East Pike. Phone East 471 | Through a gradual process of evolution and the addition of each quality of ex- pression comes the perfect picture used in illustration today. It is the universal lan- SS] FE 5 S| § s c st, Dick, Just now I sincere Es REA, : ly hate that man for what he made} 3 guage, no matter whether employed by Egyptian or Greek, European or American, Ss a lettuce me suffer Ethiopian or Caucasian—it tells a story just the same Phe function of modern illustration is three-fold when applied to advertising. It attracts immediate attention, tells the story quicker and shows the thing itself far better than any words. Pictures appeal to the child or to the man, to the ignorant or learned, in fact to every one, no matter what spoken language may be his native ! FACTORY ON Tut COAST t at tongtfe—they have a message for the man without imagination or for the person who penny sta cts ln THE FIRST DEGREE = can continue the picture in his own mind. It is easy to comprehend why illustration rpuppiggaey * ter de happenive to tiousaiaet ey is a necessary part of commercial literature, fiction or technical fact. ———— * <' sae wating 12, Vad test avery” days Whe allots SPECIAL DESIGNS MADE TO ORDER bie dat aoe“ ssh tatek ei nae vine eek aaa : Picture writing may bave originated with the ancient Egyptians, but the endida ——FOR—— pate s |free of ¢ W qf 1 you # =: not among dead races The modern twentieth century pictorial writing is evidenced SCHOOLS, LODGES, SOCIETIES, COL- Pe ie a CORRS Rak gets) badlalit in the motion picture business—a very important field. For a moment it may seem | t sand unde : v nly the LEGES, MONOGRAM PENNANTS (YOUR OWN MONOGRAM) FOR MOTOR CARS OR BOATS as if this use is a step backward. But it is not so. It is simply placing a new value upon the appeal to be made to the mind through sight, which is after all the most 8 are within ev terials and 1 2 OURS IS BETTER DENTISTRY gg Bade se i4 WE ADMINISTER GAS | important of the five senses. We are more and more impressed with the time-worn sng statement that “the eye is the window of the soul.” Neither is it confined to the soul Pennants in Large Quantities for Advertising Pur- poses at very low prices. it may be correctly called the open door and shortest cut to a hard-headed man’s howe 0% ¢ . : faculty of decision upon business matters ES) Dental moe a| Office | Suite 301.302 Eite! Bidg. 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