The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 5, 1914, Page 3

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Kuybee Mutual Girl N rr drug stores at » Beauty,” Keystone comed ale at all ena Rose Featival travel eee Clemmer All Week The Day of Days” and “The mortal Love Story"—of Da The fan Be manhood his father | t a) hie shadow head eu bo: but ny | mer A ov th il intl « 2 J RESIDENCE THEATRES ~ = e At ine Pann Hour Toit THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE Widow ney's Faith two. reel drama In Three Hours, drama; “Bashfal Bachelor Bill 18 ANY MAN WORTHY? An athletic molar caused Judge hat | a t adjoure oourt yeo-| Hie health failing, Loren A. Har-| | CHAPTER XCIV, what I w jo if F knew thati rnoon, The court sought | vey When Mr Tenne asked me! Dick loved . 1 ett 1] ben d not y ie * : [ter " t 1s when she (il That ia marae | Now I | Itchy Feeling! oe 1 of being The New Low iis heap ie tal vermand | the Remarkable, Scientific Skin : Expr Ss Rat Remedy : soi sect ee the one mort to Got a 50 Motte and See for Yoursett {0 hom the Joye OER ores eiifrom what Mr told me offer to merchants, manufacturers bresif to|that be bad made to her te ° . ithe th had and business men a safe, high speed ion t Rit Mehil carrying service at lower charges , than have ever before prevailed in wa 7 the history of transportation. pt These new rates are even lower jealous of her 2 when ap) = to food products. |auite casually ax she would of any man the had known w 01 he They will help the farmer find was able to analyzie without preju pre) « 1 new markets—and help the house- fae 90n ek sfteted’ wife lower the living cost. fore ou, Feached frage of mind.” | Bald she 1 1 you would Express service from now on must make Miss Malram understand that become a factor of steadily increas- it will caly be a "wesstion of Hate i marries ing importance in the business life b the neglect of the nation wife and » woman will x oo be receiving his attention and devo. t If ahe knew I id this she The new rates spell opportunity for you. t Dentists ht think I sald {t because I was Whether producer or consumer you need zeaees, Wat t ai net. Sevely, you th d ill rm a fi can see lam not. jut I know, and ¢ express service and will find profit in Ah aan hididi if she marries nim she will also| Oppo: Bon Marche. come to know that its use. You can speed your deliveries, nese The only woman that Will Ten. | widen your market, buy where costs are ney will be true to Is the woman he [meets late in Iife—after he has lowest. grown too old to care particularly . ‘or rtation. ‘ Inquire of your nearest express agent. “Sometimes,” she said, wistfully t 1 have the t perhaps if 1 i did not dive a that by and b: | Responsibility in the future we might settle down ¥ into being good h friends tc Efficiency jlive out as com ns the Inst years of r life. | I looked at her tn amazement.| | Do you mean to tell me that you would go back to him? | | “Not now,” she answered, quick-| { ily I could not stand it now, be ‘ jeause for many years to come it! D Seattie’s Leading Dentist: | will D be Kitty ialvan nr me Cures Without Drugs f°!‘ nteed Dental Work | BOF 88) other woman who will pos This Modern Method of Electric Treatment Is Curing at Lower sible Cost not woman, but sing ob intone Men and Women After Doctors and Drugs Fail. Exam ine at fon nd advice $5.00 eat tien Re poopie suffer f Ge rowns, 22-k. anc But, Mrs. Waverly, you sure! e know wh it uuld mean to you | Porcelain and Platinal 1.00 Guat tocaen tore ee Fillings F Fe he remainde i our life that feeling ov having| Gold Fillings $1.60 UP! some one to turn to f shh True-to-Nature Teeth, finest Arti pnt 206, Spee 5 And the older you grow the more! ficial Teeth in the world, per set.. | yon need this | As I looked at her I could not 00..$15.00 |, ould elp feeling v 8c for B megs ll Work Guaranteed Tenney for not realisise whet ne Teeth removed solutely with. at he hy 7 had missed His wife was a more out pain by our new preparation, | peautin ri tg. “SOLACEA,” endorsed by leading beautiful woman that Kitty Mal business men and the dental pro. |T%, and would probably prove more tension gen OSes in the long run of 1 could also see that if he had| pald her the same attention. he did (fa to poor Kitty Malram, she would ~ TO DARKEN HAIR It's Grandmother's Recipe to Bring Back Color and Luster to Hair. | | | | You can turn gray, faded hair beautifully dark and lustrous al most over night if you'll get a 50 cent bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy” at any drug tore. Milli bottles of this ne old, famous Sa na Recipe are | sold annually 4 a well-known } l J W. Ho McCURDY, 64601 14 o, Was! druggist here, because it darkens 4 J pda . \the hair so naturally and evenly j Call Today—90-Page "Book Pre that no one can tell it has been ap name and add upon and mall ft to us. We’ | plied | cqarding Blectra-Vita, to ur free ® | Those whore halr fs turning gray, becoming faded, dry, serag and thin have a surprise await we after one or two The Electra-Vita Co. 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Now, don't say you nev er will, for you have certainly 1 long enough to know that IDEA OF ONE AND ONLY IS ALL NONSENSE If human bein and ved THIS | LOVE | could only love| once and were forever unhappy; if| death or deceit parted the n, would be a world of lunatics, going to give you the same advice | Malram, Try and| put Will Tenney out of your life He {s not worthy of either of you (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) | LAURCH FERRY | When the new lake ferry steamer | Issaquah is launched at Houghton, we Tam | Saturday afternoon, Miss Amy Isted oe WT 18, of the Broadway high school, ®1ll| act as sponsor. She is the daughter | Isted, an i@surance ad.| juster ALL-STAR SHOW tic ALHAMBRA TONIGHT J. WARREN KERRIGAN IN “THE MAN BETWEEN” Can the son of a thief be anything more than a thief? That is the question Kerrigan answers in this gripping two-part photo story, “The Man Between.” When a baby the boy is deserted by his father, a confirmed thief. Then his father appears and the shadow threatens to curse the boy. overcomes heredity. He grows up to honorable manhood and becomes engaged to a good girl. Environment UNIVERSAL IKE, THE COWBOY COMEDIAN, ALIAS ALKALI IKE Augustus Carney, as Alkali Ike, made a world-wide reputation as the greatest cowboy comedian on the screen. In this, his first picture under the new brand, he has out- done himself. “UNIVERSAL IKE GETS A GOAT” Is a Western fun-producer, featur- ring the bow-legged, sawed-off cow-puncher—it’s a scream from start to finish. “THE HOUSE ACROSS THE STREET” With Bob Leonard A political story. The Mayor secretly promises: his support to the reform party. “Big Mike,” leader of the “Wets,” learns of it and threatens ruin unless the Mayor’s daughter is given to him in marriage. Disguising himself, the Mayor goes out and secures evi- dence of graft against Mike. THE TALE OF A DOG A story of a dog’s master, as told by the dog himself. The dog is supplanted in the master’s affection, but faithful- ness wins out in the end. It is an un- usual picture. TRIESTE to PORTO ROSE, AUSTRIA An interesting scenic of this semi- Oriental country. THE ALL-STAR TRIO IN SWEET SONGS Westlake ..i'tin ++ 10c, 5c Children Five Cenis