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

LITTLE KALEM ACTRESS, 16 YEARS OLD, YOUNGEST STAR IN FILMDOM CLASS Theatre A Theatre 3d Ave. 3d Ave. at Pike at Pike FANTOMAS! ANTOMAS! Merchandising events may come and go, but every mathand young man who takes antage of this sale will always kindly remember the high quality and the wonderful values of the VEITH-CAMMACK CO. REORGANIZATION SAL rhe retirement of Veith and Mr. Cammack from this f tior that must be met at once. In consequence thereof, nearly 75,000 WORTH oF THE FINE ST cL OTHES, FUR NISHINGS AND HATS for Men and Young Men must be tt High quality and excellent values made this store the t me of t esse und the lace of men and young men who not alone demanded the very best of quality but the ultir in this remarkable offering are more than a thousand of the very America’s finest tailored clothes, garments especially tailored for G nost di minating dresser Further more, every article offered you in this sale represents not only { the ve t st jard t al an exclusiveness of style, a newness of model and tastefulness of ection that to ur no tore on the Paci Coast Remember well this all-powerful fact When you paid full regular prices you received ery best and value now this very same quality is yours, but you only pay fractional price Y owe duty of taking advantage of this wonderful opportunity now e $20, $22.50 and $25.00 Men’s $18.00 to $25.00 broken $25.00, $28.00 and $30.00 and Young Men's Suits, Over-! sizes of Suits, Spring Coats, Men’s and Young Men’s finest coats, Raincoats and Balmacaans| paincoats and Balmacaane, Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats and that represented the very highest Balmacaans—finer tailored, bet- a of qua 2 style and ex. 1 3 5O ter styled, better fitting or more clusiveness at original intended | e exclusive garments are not pos- THE CROOK DETECTIVE 4 Reels of the Greatest Picture Ever Produced. Sen- | sation after Sensation! Don’t Miss it! TODAY | Margaret Courtot, the new “Ka-) entering the Kalem employ she bad and SATURDAY lem beauty,” 8 only 16 years old} 8ot =< S day # professional expert enee in her lif and in known as the “youngest star She soon show pes pera f Ad a ible, even though you were will filmdom aby fn the rote Adler- hest % : ; : sible, d LOOK! See What You Get for 10¢ sient ataee tens tae ete egey Saket yee » in pannel “ ee | ‘The furious selling of the ing to pay $25, $28 or $30— | past ten days has added many % 1 5.50 | choice garments to this assort- Say 1 8.50 ment. for to her! "Une Baltimore, Maryland “Fantomas"—four reels. “A Busy Day”—Keystone Comedy. } P AYS “Mike, the Avenger"—Selig Comedy. “Old Dok Yak"—Animated Cartoon. “The Morning Paper”—Keystone. Although Fantomas, the crook-detective, gets In some pretty tight weral times falls into the hands of the police, he final- again from the clutches of Jeu: SHIRT SALE HAT SALE $2.00 and $2.50 highest- VERY SPECIAL—$30 standard value Eng- Included in this sale are lish finish blue serge suits, in correct models newest style Straw Hats, Pan- for men and young men, warranted fadeless amas, Bangkoks and Soft and ote Sh R and almost shineless ead Hats ne $2.65 are S stripe Shirts, ussian $3.5 ) and s4 ats, BS cords, crepes and silk and $20.00 $4.00 and $5.00 Hats, $3.65 linen Shirts, special $1.35. $5.00 and $6.00 Hats. $4.65 |rapb drama running at the Alban! rng gecrot of the Well,” a three M. A. WEISE, Manager 3 Sill ax The Impersonator , [Dra today. The ship strikes s rock part Eclair drama, is a hand-colored Hose Sale Seattle's Leading Distribaters Adier-Mochester Fine Clothes, Knox and Stetson Hats, Manhattan Shirts. Sale of Ties The filling of the veasel ts shown. | tim and appears at the New Cir Black, white, The millionaire, who has married | (othe: garorday nigh j t until ght tan, blue and A big Breet Raison feature for five cents tha heroine af ths play, meate with} “ef way sit He} SECOND AVENUE AT JAMES STREET Ballard at the Plano grade soft-cuff Shirts, in a re Fantomas is a leader among the Apaches, although a well-eduated and accom plished man himeelf, and the crimes that are committed by him, but which baffle the police and detective force, would keep the sleuths of | a dozen cities in hot w. laid in the underworld, the greater part of the play and the climaxes are among Don’t Miss This higher society. markable offering; included | Ship k at Athambra thing” ts a tale of two tramps tn a There ia « shipwreck scene in “A| comedy now showing at the Colo- COMING SUNDAY an accident In the wreck. A falling , chandelier hits his head WHATS ON THE BiLLS = eee. OPEN SATURDAY TILL 10 P. M. It ix about this accident that the|@ e plot turns. Loss of memory on the Clemmer Until Saturday Night | = a millionaire’s part, and separation of “Selig News Service"; “Her the husband and wife in the wreck | Grandmothe Wedding Dres: 4 . 9 . afford an opportunity to Introduce drama; “The Man Higher Up, ‘School Children’s Special } ts vi: tore: over now's sot comedy “tn Royal Bondage.” are ed brain surgeon. It is advertised ma; “Manila,” educational. as the best film ever shown in Se) eee | _ At the Tivoli Theatre sergio of teeineg, | AMIS Souler tt.| Thousands Will Participate in Big Demonstration Balkan War Pictures w | graph drama. Children’s Matinee tM ard “With the Greeks on the Firing) Sisee A Until Saturday Night on 0 Line,” six reels of the battlefield, mes,” fourth serie t With the Greeks on the Firing Line. camp life, hospital scenes and gen-| Parts; “Yarn « ix reels of educational motion picture®, See history in the “making. Something of vital interest to etud@its. See actual war- fare, hospital scenes; life during battle and tn camp Children’s Saturday and Sunday Matinees eral conditions to be observed in a|47ama; “Mike ADMISSION {5c and anoth Adults 25, large modern army during actual | ther comedy warfare will be presented to the school children of the city tomor-| “With, the Greeks ony the irk row and Sunday afternoon at the rine” gtx parte v ing | Tivoli. These pictures are of educa. | ate 66 | tlonal value to every student of his-| tory. The humanitarian work of al-| Mejbourne Until Saturday Night jleviating the sufferings of the part Thanhouser drama; “Mutual | wounded by the Red Cross society's | Gir} geries,” “Up and Down,” Apol- nurses and surgeons is depicted to! jg comedy: “Caught in the Rain,” ' NEW MANAGEMENT | LOANS A BATH: | good advantage, Keystone comedy , “With the Greeks on the Grand U be ic 1 the public the actual condition | Thanhouser comedy. : C | of modern wartare. One of the | | principal and important fea | Colonial Until Seture y Night NATIONAL DENTISTS System of plate work. Spe- cial offering for this week only: pekly,” world’ we; duction of Balkan war scenes, f “Rela two-part Reliance at the Tivoll theatre, gives to P { | | | / tures brought to light by these | “The Warrior Maid,” two-part FRIDAY AND SATURDAY peed ase motion pictures ie the humane |Selig drama; “Cupid. va. Money” | $5—Plates—$5 ; | PARIS, May 8.—Because he work of the Red Cross nurses | and “Shorty and Sandy Start Some We also do crown and bridge _ “The Secret of the Well” owed a fri . thing,” Vitagraph comedies hae Zpart Eclair drama, hand-col- || “owed @ friend to make use of lHelen a Railroader | f- | ored, with M. Duquesue and M. his bath, Henry Person, an ac- Dream Untit Satura y Night SPUR Rit <ccpsommneamenee | $3—Per Tooth—$3 tole FO egy tl ‘ ‘ # Helen Holmes, the Kalem star,| « larconi and Mile. Schege countant, was found gulity o vowe the kiews encugh about fail ‘Above the Law. two-part | Mxs AM Blair | “Mountain Law” homicide “by Imprudence” yee | roading to operate one, all through |{7@™% ,,“T' Scar," | Biograph ’ | Guaranteed dentistry for the ee ate nae eke terday. Maurice Liste, a leath- | her experiences in motion pietures|Gqy ") * Night Out,” Edison com-| wasrinaTON, May §.—"ON TO | least money. : . er merchant, was found dead in depicting railroad life. She knows ove VICTORY “On Suspicion” the bath, having been asphyx- | how to handle the throttle, and how Rex comedy with Lois Weber lated. An examination of the (to fire an engine. A role she has and Phillips Smalley. | bathroom showed that the ven- played more often than any other is With this watchword in thetr| al New Circult Until Saturd: “The Secret of the Well three-part drama; “Mountain Law.” hearts and on their tongues, great multitude of earnest, NATIONAL | tiation was defective, and the |that of a telegrapher. Believing tive, faith-inspired women will/ Second Ave. and Marion 8t. court, holding that’ Person that many of the picture fans Who|moneq; ™ O° Suspicion,” Rex) march through the capital of the) M¥s.d.B, 3 & | should not have allowed his |see her in pictures understand tel- rf “04 United States tomorrow in brilliant | lee L | DENTISTS | pena edlersggliy = bath wine bo legraphy, she has taken up the study, Tiltkum Friday and Saturday procession in an effort to win a Odell | ngerous condi. 4 ie ; THIS MAN PROVES tion, fined him 90 ovia allowed ame Een eckesuad the noel "The Master of the Storm,” dra-//One fought battle, | pick of all Sentatives of innumerable organt-| demonstration held May 2 in| N. W. Corner of 4th and Pike. HE 1s BIG TANK the widow of Lisse one franc nein te ahudink Chur tie wire pod “The Mansion of the Sob,” classes of American women in | 2ations of women will take their} thousands of cities and towns all! damabae. nding o | Lubin, two reels; Keystone comedy.| {ite etwat demonstration | place in the line. ‘. over the United States. then ; i . e . Notable women whose names! MUNICH, May 8.—Leopold Feder- Alice Hi ¢ o Demand the Ballot. stand for something in the world! Mann won the Bavarian beer drink Every other week an Alice Joyce RESIDENCE THEATRES The purpose is to carry to coM-| of progress will be at the head ot] Tie Sompetition by consuming 53| | picture will be seen in Seattle after|° At the Home Until Sunda sation ro wae , Another _form win each battalion on that day. NO I HIN I IKE pints in three hours. Hans Hehnert |Monday, June 8 The first will be} “The False Bride,” unday THE RIGHT TO.vOTR Mrs. George Odell of Washing-| : “Nina of the Theatre,” a two-reel| drama; “Universal tke 5 <4 jton will be chief marshal of the Was second, with 29 pints, while) Councilman Austin E. Griffiths|drama. The last picture that Allee - aad He ee ce caren nokraaese: | writers, | anting. procession. third place was taken with 27 pints. | Will give his views on the proposed | Joyce was starred in in Seattle was| school Belle,” comedy. sag mec society | le nary Sequel of “Suffrage Days.” — | Hinky Dink city charter at the|“The Dance of Death,” at the Clem- coe: Gaetan eee eae Mrs. Juliet Barrett Rubles will 12:15 luncheon at the Commercial | mer ge a meter prs Pape nurses, factory girls and repre-| act as a mounted grand marshal Club tomorrow, It te ‘hinted the cee Guten aa ne rece | Mrs. A. M. Blair, president ‘of IT KEEPS THE FAMILY TOGETHER BY pp og meme tig |. Margaret, Our Mutual Girl, meets | comedy An Easy Way to Get the Rubenstein club, will lead the | MAKING HOME MORE ATTRACTIVE }a famous cartoonist in New York, big marching chorus. | and he draws some pictures espe-| AHA, PAI F t d t Plans for the parade have been | cially for her benefit. Then she ts “That young Blake stays till a B S mothered by the Congressional! | 3ETS A REWARD taken to an Kast Bide dance hall,| Yeoy inte hour Dora, ‘What dors | hoe SOG DE SET ONg eto for Woman Suffrage, the | FOR SOBER FACE where she sees the “submerged| your mother say about it?” ele le With mont thin folke | organization which has been called militant by some of the other suf- frage workers. |tenth” enjoy themselves. A visit; “She says men haven't altered a NEW Y ORK, May 8.—Lawrence | to the style shops of Fifth av, gives! bit.” Kinney, usher at the Union depot,| her an idea of what milady will » See) | This parade will really be the is convinced it does not always pay |Wear this summer at the Mol- 1 Baige’or| natural sequel to the big suffrage to laugh. | bourne theatre, x oe® untouched. ao n Last Thursday a woman from| | | 0 —— enietinkes tue teem poe ten é sniinilates the food you eat. Clarinda, Ja., who was waiting tor| Comedy at Grand aa tte ood you ont, ycton-| GEYSER SPOUTS a train, accidentally backed tnto a! “The average baby with two title incovery, Weta now ponibie to] JN LIBRARY CELLAR || suitcase and fell over it into @| grandfathers is fortunate, but little | needed by the Gigentive lhe lap yen Bn gover bar Helen has three, and they quarrel or help them convert ve ALBANY, N.Y Y., May ne crowd laughed heartily, but helt cage: . fat-laden bie " 1 Satis Kinney did not, and after he assist og gerness to win her favor ma stroke of inodorn chemistry | Water menac STOP SUFFERING! | ed the woman to her feet # r Infant Heart Snatchers"| You had better stop at once or|is called Sargol and has been termed asked /are a trio of crusty old m into | you'll lose your job. Every line of|the greatest of flesh-buflders, Sar- ney insist on drugging thelr pt DK. A. M. JOMNSON New York's new “ r $4,000,000 state library. Fire In addition to the many splendid Uprights and beautiful Baby | for his name and address, Today|whoue liven comes the le aay ahoa Copan tr reamaareties | Grands in our large stock of standard makes will be found more , « ome e e that| business is cloet ts ors to} alm a re-generative,| wrecked the old one in 1911, CHIROPRACTIC |he recetved by parcel post a box|men have for children. Molen ie| "Drinking tao it tena we rote | racconmtruct! werd on eme tat: enc oe gee, an et than asscore of good, dependable, high-grade player pianos—and WILL CURE YOU ior candy. In the box was a slip of/the sunshine of their boarding|turn next. By the ald of ORRIN} ep ABaWes fi i Nos bags eae Roped: BL inl cto 2 ron which was written: house. When her mamma takes|thousands-of men have been re food and. pans. th stream has been spouting As little as $485.00 will now secure a brand new, latest model, Pew ti luee puny thay adie r Whore “they ate carrie’ “to through the $28,000 hydraulic 88-note player plano that plays all “standard” music rolls—full, Rec ais r away they decide to kidnap| stored to lives of sobriety and in: > ang d ecause you did not laugh. ||P starved, broken-down cell and| gellar floor. Two big pumps are round, rich, mellow tone—selected materials—best workmanshi most every kind of human aiiment an er and carry their purpose into | dustry tissue of your body. You can read-| fone) ia ight DD adil ined "peeing fod: orkmanship Otesane - effect. Arrests follow, but Helen! We are #o sure that ORRINE will|!ly picture the renault when this! fighting the geyser night and TORN Aaliy iimected. bald canes tae ae Me matter what your trouble ts, or|| climbs onto the lap of the dignified | benefit you that we say to you that | Amazing transformation has taken) day. Ground north of the great 4b er eng Met aber mph Pe pak = rp Aaa pei yelty-«abehgers ests: here ie hope tor you to|| “WIRE” PHOTOS Judge and explains to him that the|{f, after a trial, you fall to get any|bhecks fill_cut, hollows about your “4 selection of music rolls included. We'll make you a itheral al- at hivepreatie love of the old men led them to|benefit from {ts use, your money|neck, shoulders and bust disappear have been unable to lowance for your “silent” plano, ih exchange, non sense, || OVER THE OCEAN) commit their act. Then Helen’s| will bo refunded, hind'you rtake, on. from 10" to. 20 source of the ctininantiigy | ameceate mamma decides that such love| When you stop “Drinking,” think | Ror ig ansolataty Navinlaae ieee CT DETROIT, May &.—Korn's meth-|should not be ignored, and the|of the money you'll save; beviden, {five efficient. Hatten Drie Ga oend EDISON, Vi OR AND COLUMBIA TALK- ell Drug Co, and od of transmitting photographs| drama ends with the five reunited.| sober men are worth more to thet j,fjharmacy and other leading RENOUNCES ESTATE RIGHTS ING MACHINES AND RECORDS me and | igh telegraphy has been| At the Grand Opera house today, | employers and get higher wages ‘it and will refund. your money yy Hips for ght #0 ne rfection that Fm Costs only $1.00 a box. We havelit » not satisfied, as per the| NEW YORK, May 8.—That Mrs ire, jo|| Within @ year it may become fea A Night Out,” an Edison comedy,|an interesting booklet about OR nd In every package.| Vincent Astor, in accorday:« with| ol OF Bele. ible to cable them under the oceans |at the Dream until Saturday night,| RINE that we are giving away free | ti sleet bi a» given the immemorial custom of the As none Mate t. Dr and over the contisants Excellent is a tale of the pink slipper and the|on request. Call at our store and alte reoming ner-|tor family, renounced her dower| vie Bis Basevioan Beat’ Dutldsna, ox enesses have already been tele-| nursing bottle. talk it over. yous dyspepsia and general stomach | he A a » r 10] $3 net Second av. and Madison st. || graphed from Munte to Nurember; paaliva Swift's P troubies. it should not he taken by |ner marriage, Ie reported. ‘hie fol bigeye C7 ae Swifts Pharmacy, Second and] {poun'en, jt shoul wish to gain ten| er marriage, ts reported. This fol- Bilers ——————— berg, which are 100 miles apart ‘Shorty and Sandy Start Some Pike, pounds or mere.—Advertisement. lowed a settlement iy fre,