The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1914, Page 8

Outfitting the Boys for was bought in order to get the locatio for the “Arrow Co.,” high-class out- fitters to men, women and children. : Not only is there a very large DD iacPhermon Cor buts rae of the BANKRUPT Seg STARR-MacPHERSON “Sql DEPARTMENT STOCK daily for the new concern, and only 1420-1422 THIRD AVE. NEAR CORNER. PIKE ST. The Starr-MacPherson Bankrupt Stock nm a limited time to dispose of it. Loh A a $2.95 | 19¢ | ...39¢ | Roys coats , Boys’ 96, $7 and $8 Over all Ko at 26e to B0c Neck ’ 6%© Blouses in fine 29c ’ 50 Wool Boys’ Shirts, up to values, Ot .. 6.65 You know Instantly when you are “well dress and most likely you couldn't describe the style half an hour after you have hed it on tallora give you know the Quality, Style and Satisfaction the best custom r price, Smart, comfortable and hold-theinehape right workmanship to the last stiteh distinction: wept away when you put on a auit f “Arrow Clothes. Easter At 14 to % Off A dleplay of spring models in Arrow Clothing for boys just arrived for our regular business will be closed out at than Bankrupt Prices. Norfolk Suits Serge Norfolk Sults for wear in smart sixes 6 to 16 yeare $3.95 Wnglish Norfolk models, with stitehed-down belts and pateh pockets, in homespuns checks, pin checks, stripes $4 and $5 Values $2.95 Little Fellows’ Suits Little Fellows’ Suits, In home spun choviots and velvets; up Bue dress models $6.00 values years $3.00 Suits Boys’ $1.00 Tub Suits .. Boys’ $1.25 Tubd Suits To Men Who Care About Their Appearance * You may not understand the “why or where You Arrow clothes do until you are through with No matter what your calling or occupation, It gives you appearance. You'll notice the “Style Difference” the moment you see them. Stripes, Chalk Line &15.00 to 850.00. Note Closing Prices Below: Shepherd Plaids, Seotch Plaids, Tartans, Bedford Cords, ree and Pure Worsted decorated with silk, made by America’s best makers. Sults and Over. Men’s Suits, Overcoats and Raincoats | MEN'S $20.00 EN’S $15.00 SUITS, ALCO MAKE.. : | OTHER GOOD .. 87.05 Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats, Alco ; strictly all wool fabrics. They are tailored garments, made to at $15.00. Choice $25.00 SUITS, HIGH-GRADE... | offer embraces Men's Suits, Overcoats | known. SUITS, ALCO AND MAKES .. $11.50 Men's Suits, Overcoats and Raincoats, Alco | and other good makes. Fine, all-wool fab- | rics; plain and fancy mixtures, unfinished | worsted and new chalk-line MEN’S $30.00 AND $35.00 SUITS.. ; $19.5 This includes some of the finest woolens THE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1914. ‘YOU KNOW CHARLOTTE! SHE IS SEEN HERE OFTEN---ON SCREEN Charlotte Burton Charlotte Burton is one of the;shine of that adorable little town, handsome brigade of picture malds, | tucked away under California hills Her eves hatr known to all the world as Santa Barbara. mouth are all Al first-alds-to-beauty Miss Burton has been featured | folks say. And folks y silent plays in which she had know. ® parts, Bhe is not one of & Miss Burton ts one of the lucky/ dashing kind. But she is a quiet, players that belong to the Amert- | get-there-just-thesame sort can Film Co, 80 in winter time,| Take a at this pleture and when most people are obliged to) nee tf you don’t detect that work tn cold climates or in| character in her feature stormy regions, she enjoys the| The Melbourne, ClassA an mild breezes and the bright sun-|show the American photo p \PHOTO PLAYS ‘Gran'daddy’s Romance,” an{races, Race | Belair drama at the Alhambra to.|Tescues and and her and her ought tol r acenes, A metropolitan clique | P * of race track touts and crooks at| day, is acted almost wholly bY! Vo are ail shown in the picture, | children. A picture on the wall stirs memories, and they act out the |atory of how gran'pa won his bride jin the war times. It is said the children do not no) ,/ |tlee the camera at all, and become| “Sealed Orders,” two-part Victor 80 Interested tn their “make be |4rama; “Schults, the Pi Hang | Heve” that they do not want to stop, ©". Joker comedy; “Granddaddy'’s Sealed Orders,” with Warren|Homance” and “Protecting New which closes Saturday night at the Tivoli. Alhambra Until! Sunday Night very} hatr-ratsing| a ee ee ee WEEK OF APRIL 20 STANDARD GRAND OPERA COMPANY FAUST UNDER THE MUSICAL DIRECTION or CLAUDE MADDEN IN CARMEN UNDER THE MUSICAL DIRECTION JOHN M. SPARGUR Madame Hesse-Sprotte, Stage Director “Grand Opera at Popular Prices in a Language All Can Understand” A Dramatic and Artistic Surprise for All ADVANCE SEAT SALE HEAR Mrs. Romayne Jansen Mrs. Cecil Tenny Theo. Karl Johnson Neal H. Begley Walter F. Paull Phileas Goulet Margaret Moss Hemion Sophie Hammer Mrs. G. F. Russell Mrs. Bowman Ralston Gwendolin Geary Mrs. J. B. Harrison Albert R. Cody John’ Lince The Philharmonic Orchestra. 24 Boy Sopranos Every One a Singer. First time Carmen has been produced this way in America. CARMEN Monday, Wednesday, Friday Evenings and Saturday Matinee Raincoats from one of the finer; makers de clothes. Includes silk mix- ages easinttiees worsted, serges and sPertans and Bedford 914,50 Fancy worsted, Scotch plaids, erm % i | Shepherd plaids, finest unfinished worsted Rervigen is headliner on the pro-| York's tiltons From Fire,” Kelair jand serges, and worsted decorated with #) +e. | _ Tivoli Until Saturday Night silk. Some silk lined. Made 1 0 “Shorty's Bacrifice” Is a tworeel| “In the Stretch,” three-part Ramo by America’s best makers....... ' Hroncho drama of the West, in| drome .. + $24.50 oes which Shorty, after a hard, uphill EEN’S $40.00 AND $45.00 SUITS AND OVERCOA sucabwes fight with fate, comes out on top, better cloth or trimmings or better tailoring could be had we would have them. ne gh sh the program at the line will demonstrate “Arrow Supremacy.” Made by America’s $24 50 eee comedy. Mrs. H. C. Ogden Frederick Graham S. H. Levin Rudolph Ernst G. C. Mork Eugene Whitney NOW ON FAUST Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Evenings and Wednesday Matinee Clemmer Until Saturday Night “The Port of Doom,” Famous! players’ drama; “It's So Easy,” Mail Checks ROW Formerly STARR-MacPHERSON DEPARTMENT STORE 1420-22—Third Ave., Near Cor. Pike— 1420-22 PRICES—50c TO $2.00 EVENINGS; 25c TO $1.50 MATINEES ‘The Coming of the Real) Pseudo Prodigal,” drama; Reliance two-part drama; }gun Cupid,” comedy. Nestor drama. - drama; Prince,” “The Mountaineer, ee tg “*|/PEARLS 16 TO { HAS THE HABIT | Le Me Cure You Good Year After Year Is the Secret of My Baccees ye you're back from Finally unmarried? | A woman who marries a man to reform him has her hands full at, the start and her heart full at the fin: ‘can phone your WANT At the Home Until Sunday mow—pay for it later. not finally.” “They Who Dig Pits,” a Majestic eee |drama at the Melbourne tonight, ts Dre Until Saturday Night “A South, in which the conventional) Kalem drama; “Lord Algie,” two. |*villun” meets his Just dues and the| part Lubin comedy. pretty heroine and hero “live happt- ee | ee “At It Again,” Keystone comedy; — ==) 6“The Coming of the Real Prince”| “The Peacock Feather Fan,” Beauty Ry SRE | » Tt lin a modern fairy story in two] ———— * TRAGIC JOKER | DENVER, iawn gi “Ae |have found pearls in oysters an 2 1 3,000 ACRES pany. Olga Treskoff ts the lead “The Crue) Crown,” two-part Selig EN PO! 1 April 10. _|chorus girls have obtained dia | She plays the part of Annie, a girl! drama; “The Helpful Sisterhood,” | |, DAVENP( rag Senig eras oi4,|™monds from lobsters, but it re- |raised by her mother in a land of two-part Vitagraph drama; “The| Mrs. Charles Mohr, 43 yea! . ; ~ }son of this city to find pearls af 3 3 told at the supper table by her) acide SiGien Ade tame , AE |Believe: For lack of better mate-| husband. "The woman commenced | {h@ Old free silver ratio of 16 pearla an order received at the land — , ( |her “Prince Charming” until 8t. | “The Turning Point,” two-part] sughing at 5:15 o'clock and Was) 16 tine gems at his dinner recently, here, 213,000 acres are restored to |American drama; “Mutual Girl, heb arrives. Hud wins out in a test of Painl Dentists |The Fatal High C," Keystone com-| "OUTS later, when she died i a ‘“ line survey. The land is open for| courage, in which the handsome 8t eee 0 f D k Habit Rethacneas alias Mow os. | |John proves #adiy Incking, and the| |e drama DANCE CASTLE . rine for orin l s OF Pp ISON believe wakes to realities, In addi Grand Until Saturday Night NEW YORK, April 10.—Mr. and) TRY IT AT OUR EXPENSE | tlon a Keystone comedy and two TUKTe “Shorty'’s Sacrifice.” two-part , DIE 0 other dramas complete the program | Broncho drama; “Mutual Weekly, prays hall in egg Rochelle, | you to give ORRINE a trial. You é | at the Class A today Fe ae eee eee ican cc | have nothing to risk and everything Piha ly tersing pm Figen (wa, shiners Daughter,” Majestic drama,| The undertaking ts capitalized att, gain, for your money will be re- my practive to chr The Vitagraph company has com Titikum, Friday and Saturday ¢ fi , pleted a six-reel production of “My “The Refrigerator Car's Captive,” | the finest dance academy in the | cet results from ORRINE. This he LIVER. TOM! ee rey sae ae ee | United States, The dancing floor] orrer gives the wives and mothers oan tar tases bey S tak igor 3g novel and play by Richard tale Star,” Lubin drama; “Wiffle's| ¥!!! accommodate 1,000 couples. | of those who drink to excess an op- he happened to take the poison, he Henry Savage. it 1s a story of New Profession,” Pathe comedy RIN Russian life, with the activities of i ahead ment. It is a very simple treat- which he did not recover. “Ah, I see ment, can be given tn the home dia | Hundreds of orthodox Russians EXAMINATION RESIDENCE THEATRES Le age erg es rs 1% Pho ye arenige Bip’ loss oe Cree were used in developin roper at Boys playing on the bank of/ from business, and at a small price, “Unmarried, yes—but I hope | mosphere. The jae Russian | 22K Gold Crowns Wingohocking creek were fright-| ORRINE is prepared in two ; es to “The Silent Messenger,” two-reel |room scenes. The atx reels are di-| al .: drama; “The Professor's Awaken-|struck a block of ice, making it}powder; ORRINE No. 2, in pill | vided into about 200 scenes. } transparent, and disclosing the |form, for those who desire to take posi ga to... bh age Fire,” comedy body of a red-headed man, frozen|voluntary treatment. Costs only Full Set of Teeth 83.50 u naar ies snowing the wavtinen oe mats °C B Porcelain Crown $3.50 a At the Pleasant Hour Tonight |seen as plainly as through the/the matter with us. Ask for book- ving the wo # of the bank-| . - : ing system and its benefits to the “ mates e's Round-Up,” drama; “The dentified ‘Pike. general public ts the theme of a/MSilver Fillings.....50¢ up mee ———— ——— — ——————————— — — |pleture to be produced by the Vita . . 66 ” 6b ” graph Film Co,, In conjunction with |B, We 40 exactly as advertised. §) . | Lady Attendant. Terms to suit # ’ A TWO-PART STORY, AT ALHAMBRA UNTIL SUNDAY NIGHT l|a story of the moonshiners and the wover Miracle,” two-part ly ever afterwards.” Clase A Until Saturday Night | parts, enacted by the Reliance com- Colonial Until Saturday Night | i j mained for Frederick B. Hutchin- TO BE OPENED |dreams, where everything ts make-| |Eyes Have It,” Lubin comedy. |laughed herself to death at a joke | eve Melbourne Until Saturday Night | to one plate of bivalves. | tuba; & biedecste Teun ater vate in the grip of bysteria until six | entry under the old Yakima high) 5 ody; “They Who Dig Pits,” Majes- | LY” 47? | girl who lived in the land of make | eee | Mra, Vernon Castle are to build @| wo gre in earnest when we ask No. 66,” world’s news; “The Moon- . $300,000 and it ts proposed to build) turned ‘if after a trial you fail to nervous diseases of m |here, from strychnine poisoning, is y Official Wife,” picturized from the Kalem drama, two reels; “The Tell ortunity to try the ORRINE treat- was seized by a convulsion from QUEER COFFIN Saat ““ the Nihilists as the foundation 6 ? jdancers appear in the czar's ball-| Deiat ened away when the sun's rays|forms: No. 1, secret treatment, a Bridgework . ing.” dram “"Twixt Love and in the cake. The body could be | $1.00 a box. Come in and talk over Motion pictures as a means of Gold Fillings... 81.00 up Their 1 itute, comedy; ‘glass of a coffin. The man is uni-|let. Swift's Pharmacy, Second and the American Bankers’ octation. | Legg All work guaranteed 15 years. It will be called “A Harvest of| Electro Painless Dentists of} Three,” and will deal with the problem of individual thrift. tet and Pike, Opp. Public Market Laboring People’s voentists. Let us show you what $15 does abe at the Dundee Woolen Mills Store. Don’t wait—don’t hesitate. You can’t afford to. ee aa hae more disas- Let us dress you ra better forless money ation picture man," recouatrasta|| motion picture man, reconstructs) all his own plays to suit his person. | ality; directs the rehearsals and|| plays the star part in them. He al #0 supervises all publicity concern. || ing his own pietures, Additional, || jhe fs the head of the Maurice Cor. jtello Realty Co., a New York state jcorporation dealing in Long Island real estate; also the captain of the | | Vitagraph baseball club and an ar-| dent amateur yachtsman, Yea,| verily, he {* a busy man | eee ph director, had his king a Wild W scene, when a horse ran a plunging among his playe hurting two of hie extra women. It was only through the quick thinking of Reggie Lyons, the DR, A. M. JOHNSON, ‘ToWomen Who Suffer || oe “In the Stretch” is a reproduction || of life around a metropolitan race-|| course, The three reels were pro. duced at Sheepshead Bay track and in New York's Chinatown, Jockey |Scovell, around whom the plot re-|| volves, {8 well known tn having ridden many winners home junder the wire at the old Meadows | during the heyday of the local $25 Value for $15 “vo Health natural» ¥ Seattle, || 6 p. m. and from onsultation and diagnosis edlews operations wad dr DANCING HIPPODROME and University Union Orch: 304 PIKE STREET 10-ph A281 American Dancing at Madison. Mat tendant Crooknose, refusing to be cheated, held the gang at bay.” Taken from Eugene Manlove Rhodes’ story which appeared in the Saturday Evening Post, Crooknose, though a child of the slums, loves a square as deal, With crooks upon his trail, he Jumps into a fight and saves the girl from an awful fate}