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

Yes, You May If you will be a lit- tle patient it is ex- tremely likely — that you will find just the size you're looking for. | And at a dollar a | pair. | The V. & H. Co.'s prices were three, four, five and six dol- | lars. It isn't as easy to get fitted as it was on the first days of the sale. It takes a little longer. But the shoes | are a dollar a pair. And nobody minds | taking a few minutes to save a few dollars. | Written at the V. & H. Shoe Shop, 1208 Second Avenue _—_——$ $$$ $$ Find Your Size and at a Dollar a Pair! 4 you will not be kept waiting outside if you tomorrow. Besides, come Narrow widths and small sizes a dollar a pair. Medium sizes and average widths are a third and a half less than the V. &’H. Co.’s prices. So no matter, you could buy © blind- folded and — save money. Sale continues daily from 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m., and Saturdays till 9 p. m., until the whole V. & H. stock is closed out. George Francis Rowe Advertising Agent. IT LOOKS ROSY SEATTLE FOLKS May 6.—E Chambers, vice presid ta Fe aystem, said he fie Coast is destined to have a marvelous year. Crops are excellent and times are certainly | improving.” | a-| ward t ] ft ¢ Moore—Dark Metropolitan—Dark Seattie—Avenue Players in “The } | ¢ Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary.” |Minard and Henry J with 13 others, six of whom have|\n seattle STUNG BY LAND OPTION FRAUD PORTLAND, Ww Harper, who. May 56 n arrested, charged are with « timber lands locations in the; Yregon and California land grant were arraigned tn the federal court joday. | They are alleged to have induced a large number of Seattle and Ta coma people to buy tions {n the grant lands. valueless op-| Some of the defendants, it ts charged, represented themselves as| representatives of the Southern Pa- elfic. Rosinol will stop | that itch ‘The moment that Resinol Ointment || touches itching skin the itching stops || and healing begins. That is why|| doctors have prescribed it successfully for nineteen years in even the severest tases of eczema, tetter, ringworm, rashes and other tormenting, unsightly skin eruptions. Aided by warm baths with Resinol Soap, Resinol Ointment ~ New Management The New Circuit Last Times Teday | “THE DAUGHTER oF A cRooK™ || S-part Drama with Lrene Wallace. “WOMEN AND ROSES” 1] Mester Drama with Walla Reta I} “18 WEDDING DAY" i} Sterling Comedy | WEDNESDAY AN THURSDAY ith Bi IKE AN MA'AM Gran | A scHoor || Comedy | it > : restores the skin or scalp to perfect 4 health and comfort, quickly, easily and at little cost. Resinol is also an excellent household remedy wherever @ soothing, healing application ts peoded. Tt cunesine Sething of's hatch or tajur- ‘ous nature and can be on the tenderest or mont irritated surface. Practically every drug- elle . and $1), and (ihe). For trial tree, write to Dept. 12-1 imore, Md. Second Ay. aod Marion st i] ne FANTOMAS (Fourth Series) Class A Theatre WEDNESDAY Don't take another dose of @ruga You know how they must upset your stomach and cause bad Gigestion You know the many Glsagree effects of drugs, yet you go on taking them for every little pain or disorder, just because you were taught that noth- ng eine could cure. We have the natural way of curing tisorders and chronio atim the nature does it. We cure with electricity, The reason drugs don’t cure is by ause they do not help nature ture needs electricity, nourishment, something that builds up. Drugs con- tain no nourishment—no electricity juat potson, which tears down. One way of ocurin slsctricity where it pain and disorders di because power to the gan to perform ita work properly, and regan fs in @ there can health strong, be no neneratos @ steady. ream of galvante electric # it into Cures Without Drugs This Modern Method of Electric Treatment Is Curing Men and Women After Doctors and Drugs Fail. Drugless Treatment Restores Health While You Sleep Electra-Vita cured my Rheumatien and Lame Back and restored im Stomach and Howels to their norma condition. I consider it @ fine treat ment for such Was Beautifully Illustrated Book FREE. Call Today Consultation Free pupon and mail it t utiful #0 about our 7:80 to 8. The Electra-Vita Co. DEPT. 4 206 Empress Theatre Building Cor. PI free 4 ma prepaid, filustrated 1 90-page Addrems . about Alice in rated an the prettiont girls in the photoplays A in t This afternoon © got married, laht here in Se ttle. It was a sharp sort of a ro ' ud a lover for some time. u ot a dinky An A ROK y ‘ ub over the South Sea where she told him to get f he really wanted her, He d back to the States by th uth of his father Alice They went to a show, A South Sea island girl a real while for eauty, did a native dance—'‘Th Dance of Death,” they called tt. It ed out that she e's young wan really the man marr sort of a lark for the young man Also be wanted | They | done summer day asa Well, she by” sitting | along side A x, and did a 1 “dance of death” for an encore, and falling, actual. he gaze of a aym » at the Clemmer. y much upset Dance of Death,’ mer tonight stabbing herse ly dying, befo: pathetic au Allee was v The film. closes at t Annette Kellerman Coming . the water pleture Tam simply crazy I have port Bren t real Film Kellerman with ed company South seas around the Ber and produced a real Kellerman eal tte in he sa Ant tar about motion pictures # ayed for them H director of the Company, and M a specially sele were in the muda tslands, from Brooklyn bridge after the re turn f the South Tt man feature is released Aa MOVE 1 pleture through the Universal program. It is now play It should soon be ing In the Rast eee Mexican Pictures at Alhambra Animated W today show in Vera Cruz harbor, Mexican port O’Shaughn ly at the Al Plorida, views of this Charge dAffatres and Also ¥ Dr. Roller, the Seattle physictan who twice wrestled with Frank Goteh, some unusual stunts for the Weekly The fourth of the Luctle Love series | m and a come program. ¥ complete the pletur eee Big Vitagraph Coming “A Million Bid,” « five-part Vita graph feature adapted from George Cameron's play, “Agnes,” will be seen tn Beattle soon. It of love bought for money and needs . surgery to clear the plot. eee Fantomas Here “Under Desperation’s Spur,” story of the Southern mountains, a! drama, with a real story featr * Mina K erman. He has n arranged so that she will be enabled to do a number of feardefying |stunts, Ono of these will be a dive} the battleship | Copyright, 1914, by New the world’s champion, does | time to pay me « | & Story | bent man,” ||the Class A today, tells of a girl’s| descriptions THE STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1914. Pretty Alice Has Harrowing © Time in Seattle---on Screen CHAPTER CXLVI. per Ke- erprine Annooiat Jim Edie took charge “party” immediately, phot taxi, ordered seats, and, b the while chaffing Dick, of the 4 for a * all found he ne or two very dell cate and discrimi compl! nts. I liked him from the mo ment I heard his voice behind my chair at dinner Jim was Dick's best friend, a it was a great cross to bim that he could not have been at our wedding “I'll never quite forgive you, old chap, for not helping me out on that momentous occasion by being my sald Dick. “1 don’t have to tell Mra. Dick ie shipwreck and the science ofthat I'm the best man.” answered Jim. “She can see that, and now right here I want to say that I'm going to call your wife Margie. I know you mighty well, Margie, for Dick wrote me all about you before &/ the wedding, and not getting letters very regular in Alaska, I read his r many sacrifice that her sweetheart may| Usually a lover's descriptions may . || be saved. “The Three-Scratch Clue,” a two- part Essanay featuring Francis Bushman, is on the bill for the last times today. “Fantomas,” the story of a mysterious crook, will be the leader on Wednesday's bill at the Class A. This ts the fourth series. cee “A Dream of the Ciren: at the Colonial today, is a cartoon pleture made from many separate drawings. eee Alhambra Until Wednesday Night “Fourth Adventure Lucile Love, parts Animated Weekly, world’s news. mmer Until Tuesday Night I ce of Death,” drama; “Selig News Pictorial, world’s news, and two comed cee New Circuit Unt!| Tuesday Night “The Daughter 0% a Crook,” 3 part drama; “Women and Rose drama; “His Wedding Day,” Ster! ing comedy . Tivoll Until Saturday Night “With the Greeks on the Firing Line,” six reels. . A Until Tues Three-Scratch part Essanay drama; peration’s Spur,” Ka Prof. Spuff's Romance, ama, y Night Clue,” two m drama; American d . Melbourne Until Ti day Night Her Awakenin Princess drama; “Old Man,” Reliance dra ma; “Mabel at the Wheel,” two-part Keystone comedy * . Grand Until Tuesday Night “Debut In Secret Service,” two. part Thanhouser drama; “Too Much Turkey,” Princess comedy; The Second Clue,” American dra ma nial Until Tuesday Night acho Billie's Close Call,” oe Colo . E 8 drama; “Little Breeche rama; “Barbara Dare’s Awaken drama; “A Clreus Dream," edy, and Pathe's Weekly Dream Until Tuesday Night Mad Love,” two-part Pathe dra ‘The Last Man's Club,” drama; Wifie In Away” and “Doc * comedien. ma While Yak RESIDENCE THEATRES ¢ ° ° At the Home Until Wednesday The and Her Web,” two. reel drama The Heart of Carita drama; “Universal Ike Gets a Goat comed At the Pleasant Hour Until Wednes day The Trail of the Law,” three-reel and a comedy app iM alvativi THEATR pean 15 PIKES pider feature jbe taken with a rain of salt, but I) Margie, she is too young, too un-| ” comedy, | } | | | “Under Des- | | Follow The Crowds and Go to the GRAND OPERA HOUSE TODAY BELL & BELL Charming Woman Ventriloquist—A Singing, Dancing and Conversational Novelty. THE THREE BROWNS Musical Turn reeds and Dashi in brasses, the at piano. JEROME & RADIN The Most Artistic Character Change Act in the City Three New Photoplays Bring the Children to the Matinee All Seats 10 Cents All the Time THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE ENTER DICK’S REAL PAL | Mollie, | theatre you, Dick, you did not do Justice to your subject “Margie,” compliment a woman with a crooked nose and a cross eye, Not that he iw flattering in this case,” he hasten- assure ed to add, as he saw the somewhat! quizzical glance of Jim, “but when) refrains from making a/ Jim Edie pretty speech to a we wh in it will be n he fs deaf, dumb and blind.” Come along, children, the wagon is ready,” said Jim and he started out of the dining room to manner that called the attention of all the people at table to his 6 feet 2 of splendid bone and muscle, “I know you will ike-Jim,” whis- pered Dick, as we followed, “and I'm mighty glad he has come back. We'll have some splendid times to- gether. Wo'll ‘flax’ around and find & pretty girl for him, and we can make a party of four.” “What do you say about tntro- ducing him to Mollie?” said lL. “For the last week I have had to neglect nd.she would enjoy the “Mollie is all right, but, my dear jsophisticated to train with Jim | | Ed You must learn, Dick, that Mollie has grown up. She will be 19 the day after tomorrow, and I want you to invite Kome of your friends to a theatre party for her.” "All right dear, but, by George, it does seem strange to think of Mollie as anything but a baby.” Ry this time we were at the taxi door, and Jim pushed Dick into the front seat and calmly sat down be side me with the remark “Give your friend from the wilds of the West a chance, Dick. You have been basking in woman's smiles for the last year and I have been out in a country where a woman {s as rare as A roc's eK. “What are we going to seo? ed Dick “The Merry Widow,” sald Jim Dick was delighted, as he had not seen it, and, although I care very ttle for musical comedies or comic operas, even I was pleased with the melodic music and the sensuous ask beauty of the waltz, as danced by) Donald Brian and Lina Abarbanell I sat between Dick and his friend, and, as the sensuous beautiy of the waltz unfolded itself, Dick's hand stole over and clasped mine. 1 for. got all our dissensions and again be. came his sweetheart, who thrilled at his touch. From this dream I was awakened by Jim's cheery voice saying, “Now we'll go and have something to eat the lights are brightest.” And the orchestra is loudest” supplemented Dick (To be continued tomorrow.) 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He gets his car near the Market, a , Things Are a Lot Cheaper at the South-End Public Market IN “MARKET SQUARE” Third—Washington—Prefontaine—Yesler and mamma doesn't get the headache 1 trying to think what to have, because there are good things, always nice and fresh, right before your t the Public Market Mamma says going to the South End Public Market es her lots of time and worry d papa’s glad, because he says we're saving money now, and mamma looks so sweet and fresh when he comes home from work Another thing, when mamma goes down town shopping, she goes to the public market last tays on the car until she gets to Pike street, and then she “Shops From North to South” That way, she stops in all the big department stores, one after the other, and sees everything there is to see. She doesn’t get all worn out walking back and forth or climbing up hill or carrying heavy pack- ages The and shop interesting, she knows it she’s to “Market Then she does her market- ing and gets her car just outside the market, and a seat all the way home, because the street cars are always empty down near the South End Public Market. Don’t YOU think my mamma’s scheme is good? And, oh, remember! There’s a good department store at Second and James, just a little way from the South End Public Market. stores windows so before are ‘most Square.” | | WILL WE OR UKE We RALLY To PROTECT OUR HOMES AND FIRTSIDES AND THE STOCK MARKET! (PROLONGED CHEERING.) —— Prices Paid Pri Corrected daily by J. W. Godwin & Co. Yakima pot White river pe Local potatoes “ —— BLOOD 15 BEING SHED, (CRIES OF WO") Complete Report of Market Today RUSH IDLY TO MEXICO WHILE HERORS THAT WE ARE WILL Pun ewusT For THE FAMILY. k Swine oducers for Vegetables and | “DENNY-RENTON” All Clay Products 1007 Hoge Bldg. 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