The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1914, Page 3

THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1914. Rest modern outside rooms. to 500. Stewart House, 86 We: sone Aerie | PHOTO PLAYS| OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P.M. THE ONLY “STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY” bt Dei o Last Week OF OUR BIG CE” Alteration and Expansion Sale 7T nes roduction o' en’ : : . oo Beg ter ep alate ; c Unequaled Values for Saturday’s Selling Examination and advice Free y r In order to make Saturday the biggest day in this selling event, we pom < rowns (22-k wee : “< i picked out 100 MEN’S SUITS, NEW SPRING MODELS—“mind , Kaley 59 Cuan 4S Spun you”—in values up to $25.00, and will place them on sale ALL Bridgework = (strictly first class}, per Tooth .....85.00 \ — : : kes ’ DAY SATURDAY, your choice A Gold Fillings .....$1.50 Up } ‘ ones g True-to-Nature Teeth, per set tf New Arrivals eeseeeeess 85.00 to $15.00 Tubular Silk Ties, the (Finest Teeth in the world.) me Me mee qualit reversi All Work Guaranteed 15 Years + ’ @ all day Satur- Endorsed by leading business aay ™en and the dental profession A j disse trom 32 ee asl dae Atalay Also a rich, heavy dollar Phillips Smalley, as Shylock, In the Four-Part Motion Picture Feature f ! $1 49 —Men's Trousers, good, serviceable material in the Dee Spring colorings, in wide Now Running at the Alhambra oe R \ ring colorings, in wide tan and dark stri mixture n't be equaled d fourin-hand and NU BONE ‘CORSETS Augustus Carney, of “Universal;tain, lends {inestimable dramatic $1 98 —Men’s Trousers a world beate thoroughly mac ) ( o 50c Veuota Mentery Ike” fame, has invested $600 in al sincerity to the production, as well 3 teak Gareth ene x . errit ne as aos BANK gold and silver embossed Mexican /as trueto-life tor ' the he c rain reat patterns, her gbone a id hairl “ritece _. saddle, reputed to have been the! The school room fs fitted with Vhy pay $3.00 elsewhere Special tomorrs $1.98 > aie original | rty of a former gov-\denks, and is located some distance | . Men's Trousers—a home production; the pure wool, Or ' cal sers—a ho’ sroductio ) vool, Oregon Cas- NAVY YARD ROUTE vs: 2 tie Siac or hiltulgo. stow {fein ‘be. latgo stags, 80 that the| $3.50 ae tie mated: sak abies wecuae Gees a Creamers HM Kennedy, Tourter and | (co. noise will not inte: with study.) f simeres; pretty nearly waterp ; adaptec r this coast cli- athica Mr, Carney is a connotsseur in the cli lies I mate; a standard grade, which we always carry ar recommend; equal to peers Seaman Oooh, Seetten 9148 | matter of horse trappings. | There is only one step between any $5.00 Trousers of any other material 00 (except Sunday, ipunday. tbe), 838 Universal Ike" {# now appearing sublime and the ridiculous, ts , 7 Bm Saturday, 13 at the Alhambra in a comedy called » theory of the two-part Nestor — te ghanae wttnoat Universal Ike's Wooing,” in which | comedy, “s yas Only a Working Reena Trip e 9 his sweetheart, Mary, teats his love | Girl nurlesque on the pres B y. N rf Ik Feene Mam s10t Fare see Resad THe | HM One attor the faniion ot cer entday melodrama, and. the. whole Arrived Oys oro tain highly colored novels she bad | affair ts act “© most serious 7 been reading. }manr It te the little twists here } uits CORSERVATNT (NOUCR TO OF AsSaLETTIY Mare. ©. Ou¢ and there that ta the picture out Unena (aR 10 MATEY ARNBED PLP, |r show in the most convincing of the thrilling “melodrammer New Spring Models in © Boys’ Suite—a ucky plokup by our New ; ork buyer, ha ed. New Spring models, manner the work {t is doing for the ‘ and it with a bump ‘ uplift of the American negro, the | the y fleld. It will b Men’ Ss Sox Mallory’s Crav- $3, 50 z serviceable tweeds, hard-finished worsteds Massachusetts Hampton associa pattle next week enetted Hats at : and soft, rich cassimeres, at quite a little | concession under regular price. 4.98 Hats, : These we offer you tomorrow at $! . tion has had motion pictures made) ee * Special Saturday 7c — Men's Norfol d double-breasted styles, boy from the little cabin which ts The Merchant of Venice,” four 4 PAIRS 2% $1. 59 . ft and stiff, in ; — swathes soy styles, with showing the progress of a negro Alhambra Until Sunday Night pair his home, to and through the Hamp-| part feature Universal Ike's Woo Colors brown and black With dow 2 i ° ton institute, from whence he re-|ing,” Joker comedy bie heel and toe; all sizes; worth 12%¢. | Values up to $4.00. T ike ee turns to the South to labor for the ee your pick Saturday, $1.59 BOYS’ $5.00 SUITS tomorrow betterment of his race. 9 A Until Saturday Night MEN'S BILK LISLE SOX, 3 50 at $3.39 eee he Desert Gold,” tw rt Kay paire for c —Men's Cloth In Norfolk and D. B. styles. Good wear In Paris motion pictures are being Bee drama The 7 ; Like the g 8c Hats, broken line ing materials in cassimeres, cheviots and used by politicians. In a campaign | Awakening pair for, Colors black, tan and gra eats utes st rges. Sizes 6 to 17 years st completed, 40 candidates or nk’s a nfernal : é 2 ' he ; brook ce rctures of themscives,| Machine,” Komic 19¢ —Merino Wool Sox, in ray | they las urday 1 —Boys’ srt ana tn blue, gray and | an |to be shown between speeches, One . Sct tha *aore thal caves You INeh i er wali sepsis oi al very enterprising film company had| Clemmer Untit Saturday Night Me r Dublin 4 | ye . ke ¥ : Pajpmne Poin:| _* rleycorn,” Famous play alr prit and —B dug up a double of President Potn-| Jobn Barleycorn,” Famous pla s, P : ] 0: care, and be is doing « lively bust-| °T* —Men's White Foot Som, made Pe any 1 ade from 4 © shapes in all’ the new col- ness posing as the chief executive | ve et Dee 122¢ from heavy Maco yarn, with " oa So in eee ce ty of outing flannel. | ors, same as the men are wear- of the French republic, tn the act < Colonial Until turday Night reinforced 1 and toe, nless any $3.00 one on the had elsewhere for less tng; instead of 75c your shaking hands and smiling bi |, “Three Bags of Silver." two-part why pay 20¢ elsewhere? market than Tbe. | choice Saturday ... Sroval‘on certain ambitions cand| Sel drama; “In the’ Dredger’s be “law,” Lubin’ drama; "Too Many eee hanies” and “A Hottled Ro | One correspondent writes that | “ance,” Kalem comedies “too many Catholic priests appear i=! we:nourne Until Saturday Night pay $6.50 and 1 « equal | no motion pictures, and not enough “Paid in’ Pull,” five parts; “Our |that in reviewing over 10,000 feet of | Grand Uni aturday Night the clergy, of any denomination, has | Majestic comedy. : “ a ee art Hour Tonia Selling drama; | MISSES’ $2.50 Asborn Shoes Raymond Ditmars is working out | & motion pleture course in zoology | page 9 drama; “The Elevator Man, re i WOMEN'S $3.00 Patent Calf But dered like the $1.00 quality; ministers.” Moving Picture World tet fa sertewtas ever 18.09 fo. Underpriced not been treated with all due re} . | f heen looking for. All to a true portrayal ot life. 5. Mddbewatina. " “Her Right to Happiness,” drama; 4 shoe with a reputation, and sold by 69c —Men’s Golf Shirts, and has completed a course on these| at the Home Until Sunday tk patent button and gun 4 Be 19 terns, in stripes and figures; The Universal studio, at Holly-|4°ama: “The Janitor.” drama . ns eer dociee tata a Wis aaa colors in replying to the criticism, states | Mutual Girt, No, 8.” | For the Whole Fam " world’s ne EN’S $4.00 plain toe ops cat ling their staff, who see them all,| Bag it Rabe rend _ it iain bet they cannot find a single theme | wrne Pere i Bad at em ne cena tive for Saturday spect. In fact, all classes of people, nt Hour Tonight sizes; a pair ar) “A Warm Welcome,” comedy all dealers at $2.50. Goodyear welt, Cuffs attached ; neat pat- Hines In bugs and elephants “The Mystery Lady,” two-reel! metal button; 8) to light and medium colors ; laun- | wood, Cal, has tnstalled a public sanitary, ton school for the children who take | ¢_ very popular; all sizes . : ‘ part in the Universal pictures. There|? RESIDENCE THEATRES * i ery DOpUas 7m ' 98c —Men’'s Golf Shirts, ir | 49 —Men’s Blue Chambray jare always from 15 to 25 children’ @— H vil told RNS SP plain and fancy patterns; Shirts, with military c © : jst the studio, who are used regularly At the Home Until Friday CHILDREN’S $1.75 Kid Shoes, best fabrics, such as you get in| lars; fast colors. Why pay Peer can aetreoel Of “verted | Sea ee Worship | siade on akaffer last; lace cor: bist $1.25 and $1.50 shirts. Your| The “store that saves a US | pers,” three-real roman niver A rgeaaen weet sy Ge pcoeiuent Pose get’ ete dat iy , o| phases, of society for the camera,” sal Ike Gets a Goat.” comedy | ton, The best value for 1 99 pick at the only “store that saves | money" sells them for 49¢; § Mr h ft o : " you money, ¢ sizes. Bernstein, Western man the price; 5 xt. “the uae of children is indis-| Chicago equal suffragists want a ee ae TLE |pensable. ‘Their presence during city ordinance for a nimum | ry Men's Union Suit FOUR DARE «SATE | Poesable. Tele, vrcwence during ce for men and women ia trasell 190 neon teas Be sites tee, uae, en “they have no acting parte to_sus occupations: length, with close 3 dozen VC made, plain or military collar. Cut | a eee aces Go Matatdad: Wi as full and a half as the ordinary shirt. crested “don't mise thix”; Sat uray 19C Worth 75c; Saturday, all Shakespeare’s . “Merchant of Venice” in Four- | I cdl dun alain, oe @1 Ble Union Label. Shirts and drawers Part Photo Play, Feature at sents Tonight 2°02 Sere" "$1.29 O80 nr ee military collar; our regular $ value. At —Union Suits, summe the “store that saves you 43c worth 75c; get yours Sats rans 43c money In NECK = not ask for the man’s friendship or! leave had a chain or bracelet, or HAS T his acquaintance, either. I only even an appropriate picture or @ elie } wanted the common sense kind of | rare book. WILLIAMSPORT, Pa., March 13. courtesy that one man would give (To Be Continued Tomorrow) A) | to another business caller. - A freak calf, having two back 1 don’t believe that any man nes, two perfect necks and two | DON’T LIKE TO BE TAGGED or woman, either—asks Dick if he perfect heads, was born on the | os vidal . ts married when he ts making his farm of B. 8. Green, near Beaver first business call upon them lake. it we Ighed 100 Bounds. CHAPTER Cl and beautiful emblem of your we The world goes on the supposi Some way I run up against all of |ded state moans nothing to you!"|tion that a man’s private life is TRIKE F R Dick's mother's prejudices and I Yes, it means ch to me,| Only of int pst to himself, but it | don't think I am an unconventional | mother, dear, but {t means nothing | “butts tn, s Dick would say, on woman, either, I think perhaps {t|to the world at large, and I have |!l the personal affairs of woman — is because Mra, Waverly, sr., al-|come to believe that this constant| ,One may not decry the happiness During the last few years, condl-| ways accepts as gospel any con explaining to e yY one you meet | of a girl who ies just promised to tions in all Hnes of business, even| ventional tradition and — Mrs. /one's absolute tus in society is | me me wife of the man %he professional Iife, have changed so| Waverly, jr., 1s always asking the/a ‘relic of the time when woman loves a0 not think I will ever completely that every man is wak-| reason for things. was A ¢ tel and was handed from | pn Dre h ge one heights of ing up to the fact that in order to] Dick and I were married with a | father husband and must bear | pp ni on neh Dick asked me lwin success = bh must specialize | ring Someone asked Dick just | emblazc don her person som bidet ion g ‘ey eabeginh sings, and says he oannot live aie ind learn to do some one thing and| before the wedding, if he were go-|thing which might tell her history | 1) COmunmogue ‘el momen not they ave near him. sto use the donble ring cere-|and her owner, The moment a pi }do it well ing to u jthing tangible that I might finger Beso it iw with any article that ts|mony and he answered: “Not on] girl ts engaged she tells it to ev. | iE NR #0 ik the people. It must have| your ite! Why should I tag my-|erybody by means of a more or {And caress, but I did not particular TRIFLE HARSH genuine merit or no amount of a@ . less expensive engagement ring|!¥ Want a ring to be worn on a cer- uine merit or , tain finger. That has become a| ROME, March 18.—A Tivoli girt é | er c 1 maintain the demand the time the words did not}/and upon her marrigge to it ts ly spel ag ake any Impression on me, but/added the Iventionat gold band, | badge of one’s engaged state rather | was beaten to death by her mother For many years druggists have|one day when I was recalline the|which says, ‘Yes, I'm married.’ |watched with much Interest the}events of my wedding day they But you notice that very few lvomarkable record maintained by|came back to me, and I sald to| husbands, to whom the sacrament lr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, the} myself: “Why should I tag my-|of marriage 1s presumably as sa creat Kidney, Liver and Bladder|self, either?" wnd immediately I|cred as to their wives, feel called ‘SORE, ACHING JOINTS, STIFFNE vedy. From the very beginning|took off my wedding ring, and Ij upon to tag themselves in a similar | SS; Fr WICHITA, Kan., March 13,.—Joe Knight, formerly of Schulte, Kan., who is an inmate of the county farm, is on a hunger strike, and declares he will not eat anything until his dogs are brought to him, Knight has kept dogs all his life, the wonderful moment when love's |shows in the “mov ” the child vows were made. I would just as'dying of a fractured skull bitedeseocias Bede than a token of commemoration of | because she was away to see tango | proprietors had so much confi-| only Wear it as I do my other rings, | manner | . in-ft that they invited every] when I think it looks well with my Don't you want people to know | RUB RHEUMATISM PAIN RIGHT OUT lone to test ft } costume you are married” asked Mother \ It is a physician's pres ption. | As a rule I do not wear rings in| Waverly in horrified tones. ke | ‘They have on file thousands of|the morning and consequently I resent having ev ybody know Get a Small Trial Bottle of which néver alsappotnts and can unsolicited lettera recelved from| Mother Waverly noticed my bare|my personal affairs,” answered a not burn the skin |tasmer sufferers. who claim they} hand and e {in accents of “While I was teaching school [| Old-time, Penetrating “St. | Limber up! Quit complaining! are now enjoying good health as|Norror ve you lost! never went to a man on business, Jacobs Oil.” |Get a small trial bottle from your @ result of its use. your wedding wn but among the first questions he |druggist, and in just a moment However, if yau wish first to try “N I answered, compos@dly put was Are you married?" you'll be free from rheumatic pain, a sample bottle, address Dr, Kil-| “What have you done with it” I consider that a perfectly prop What's Rheumatism? Pain only! | soreness, stiffness and swelling |mer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., en-| she demanded er question, Margie,” said Ms] Stop drugging! Not one case in | Dc suffer!» Relief ang a cure close ten cents and mention Dept At the present moment I think | Waverly with conviction. “A man/|fifty requires internal t awalt you. “St. Jacobs Oil” has | Hromptly forward | it is on the little ring stand on my | would treat an unmarried woman|Rub soothing, penetrating “St, Ja-|enred millions of rheumatism suf > > m e c vi vor B nle be e -arcel Pk e able, a ered very differently from a married|cgbs Oil” directly upon the “ten-|ferers in the last half century, and Sand it Canad ; ch he 2 that the “pound of flesh” acene be omitted from the photo-play 1a sample bottle by Pargel Post.| dressing table,” I answer é q) Oe eee t Ene height i ve the hat aa ble an erroneous idea of the Jewish race, He was over-| Regular sizox for ale at ali] “Madge, I can’t understand yop | one. ’ dér spot” and relief comes instant.| Is just ag Food for sciatica, neural pr ption De . a r As fift cents 1 elat all. You seem very much tn Why ‘should he?” T asked petu- lly, “St. Jacobs Oil" is a harmless | sia, lumbago, backache, sprains ? , amatic action, as well as following tho play as|druggists—fifty nts and onela ee eae Gonmed neossensy for, the OrRme jydollar love with Dick and yet the sacred! lantly, “In the first place, I didrheumatism and sciatica cure !and swellings, faithfully av posslb : \ { Unusual interest ts | to this picture throngh the action of Major Funkhouser, chairman of the’ Cht-|R. They’ will