The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1914, Page 3

PLAYER Pl THOMAS Star 6-9 mn this to the National Plano Manufacturers to give you credit for ELEVEN DOL Qny piano or player plano. One coup w oupon te clip THE CONFESSIO MAN IS ONLY CONSTANT TO! ANO SALE CUT OUT THIS COUPON TODAY and bring it to our cut- price salesrooms, 823 Third Ave., near the corner of Marion St., one block below Madi- son St. All Seattle is with us in this big cut-price event. ped ft LABS as a 6 NS OF A WIFE NCONSTANCY.—CHAPTER 176 (Copyright, 1914, by the Newspaper Enterprise Association) By this time Dick had rec his balance, and he spok overed up Eleanor Fairlow came over to| ominne sort ef prowie to wha | Bee me yesterday and | 2 ort of people to 0: early, and she made him feel] with her.” ay measure aw oslo atc Dick, you are making me out a “I haven't seen you since the| rude.” I remonstrated; “but, for night of the Morris’ motor party. We had a fine time.” She said, turning to me: “It was too bad you were not able to go. It was on the tip of my tongue to say, “I was not invited”; but I saw Dick's horro-stricken face, and, to tell the truth, it tickled my sense of humor, and so | contented my self with I am not particularly fond of the Morris crowd.’ I really did not think of how that | ‘would sound until after I had said it, Then I could see that I had said something just as disagree- able as if I had made my first re mark. Miss Falrlow blushed and then turned pale, and Dick looked ag if he wished he had not come home. I hastened to modify my sentiment. “Perhaps I ought not to say that,” I said, with a smile, “as my own husband ts usually one of the crowd. “And Miss Fairlow—" put in Dick; and then he stopped quick- Ty, as he knew he, too, had voiced something that had been better left unsaid. This is the first time that I have really known that Eleanor Fatr- low w always with the Morris crowd, “Well,” I spoke up, bravely (for I made up my mind that, as I had gone this far, | might as well say what I thought), “I can't see what you two see in the Morris crowd, either. It's only idea of a good time is to eat and drink between times of {llegitimate lovemaking.” | “Margie!” almost shouted Dick. | But I was in for it, and so I sald: “Don't you think I am about | right, Miss Fairlow?” “Ob, I don’t know that I would) make it quite as bad as that, Miss Fairlow, with a blush; will agree with you that eating, drinking, and promiscuous flirta- tion are not the highest forms of| pleasure. All Clay Products 1007 Hoge Bldg. all that, I cannot understand why, if a man loves one woman devoted ly, he can make love to another woman at the same time, even in a firtatious way.” “You will understand leteps at Wash GIRLS, GIRLS! THERE’S SCAD OF ’EM HERE of 1913” s Background ‘Passing Show at Moore } of Pretty Femininity. SHOW WORTH SEEING ‘All of a Sudden Peggy,” New Play, at Seattle, Liked by First Nighters. | | | ¢ . THE MOORE } ¢) There's a little bit of everything The Passing Show of 1913," at] the Mc and y little thing | has fta place in the big production, | with ite many pretty girls, vast! scenic effects, songs and dances,| htful combina ret-night audt unds of ap de n form a fay night 1¢ {8 one of the best en in many a om all those who ht the verdict of the ter te here day, wor and saw it last best attraction of the # It will be here all week, wit oon Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday Peg o’ My Heart What little plot one finds tn the o My the kid Hea nt a plot in this show, fazzling maz hundred and ¢ ntertainers do| nd in their) ce for ap « of at all necessa the vivid act colors and a things the fast and t only a cleve con wak plause The reproduction leav ea of the Capttol is admir. which cov! trip son her h the chor on Da rs Mazle dan ped up sed Ww the “Inaugurat which brought ch Clever Performers There ts a glimpse into all popular successes of the last on Broadway, Frank Conroy and George Le Malre, colored comedt ans; Miss Sadie Burt, George Whit x Doner, Mollie King as toes, Th us in March,” the year never ” Charles King, Ernest Hare, Margie, that NO WOMAN CAN BE Syn BR wey of re Men! wel EVERYTHING TO A MAN,” sald| some of the clever perform Dee’ ne of the pert T should hate to think that,” in-| help to make the show at terrupted Eleanor Fairiow, quiet! “That is the cause of most of the heartaches that come to women in this world,” I put In. “Every wom an waits for her lover—ber man She dreams that she will be all in| e all to him; and she COULD be al! to him if he would let her; but he has been fed so long on this theory of ‘even the most wonderful woman on earth cannot be everything on earth to one man’ that he does not try to see if she can be. “A man may seek in me my out- spoken frankness; in you, Miss Patriow, your constant smile; in! another, something else; when, tf! he only knew it, he probably could! get perfect frankness from you and smiles from me if he asked for| them.” But, all the same, I know that/ down in Dick's heart, while he may be loving me devotedly, be stil! thinks that Eleanor Fairlow pos sesses something that I have not. I think it is her ready adaptabil ity to all his moods and tnclina tio: and yet, looking at her firm chin and the way she closes her eyes occasionally, she would be any with than I. Does the time ever come when a man feels that the sweetness and full flavor of one woman's love will satisfy him without his sampling a easier to live half dozen others at the same time? The thing I object to ts the thing I find In every man. The only thing he is constant to Is in constancy, While Dick was an swering my arguments he was looking out the tail of his eye to see how {t impressed Eleanor Fair low. (To Be Continued Tomorrow) A STAR WANT AD will sell it quickly. 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The other players acquit themselves admir- the ably. ‘The play is good and should go well through the week, <4 “THE PANTAGES A Northland romance, with Harry | Girard and Alice Calne-Brown In the lead, forms the pleasing feature of the new bill at the Pantages. The entertainment opens with a totem pole song and contains many sugges- tions of th than acceptable to the “sourdoughs” in the audience. Six men assist in the act, which fs worth one’s while to see. Harry Jolson, a brother of Al, wins a hand fis a black-face come dian Insist on Seattle- Made Goods In doing this you enable the manufacturer to increase his ploy more help. REMEMBER, the greater the weekly payroll, the greater Seattle. | Stall No. | 318—Peanut Butte freshly MKS SS cedvexceves 15e | 2-4-4—Shoulders of Lamb, Ib : ite 50¢ can Imported Olive Oil 360 . . Be 240—Hothouse Cucumbers, 3 for 10¢ 9—Cottage Cheese, Ib 10¢ 116—Pienic Hams, Ib 122—23 lbs. Sugar 58—Very best Telephone P Ibs. for . 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Gertrode—Yes, Rapley Holmes will write to you. th is one who lo’ .- * A fat man ing in her capable impersonation of Alice Joyce, in First of Series Miss Alice Joyce will appear soon In the first picture of her com ing two-reel picture en, It te called “Nina of the Theatre.” There is an unusual scene in this. | jit shows Nina (Alice Joyce) and | her sweetheart (Tom Moore) stand- ling in the fly gallery of a theatre while a performance J# going on. This shows the stage from be hind the scenes, as well as the aud! ence just as the players see them Every one of the Alice Joyce two part stories will be complete in| | itself, | | owe |McDermott at Clemmer “With His Hands,” an Edison drama at the Clemmer today, ts/ one of “The Man Who Disap |peared” series. Mare McDermott }is the star. Some of the scenes were taken on a steel butlding in |the course of erection. There is a | struggle on a steel girder between two men, with one pitching the | other off into Florence Lawrence Florence Lawrence is featured lin a two-part Victor drama at the |Alhambra today, “The Doctor's Testimony.” | cee | output, and compel him to em-|Melodrama at Grand A Majestic play, he Swin. dlers,” is a single-reel drama at Grand tonight. Our young OHIO METHOD IN DENTISTRY such @ which a Missing teeth are replaced by The Oblo Method by artificial teeth that are natural as your original teeth. Examinations .are now be- ing conducted without charge, and sstimates are furnished in all cases We Stand Back of Our Work for 12 Years’ Guarantee. $25 Set of Teeth Hee $8 Guaranteed $10 Bridge Work $4 Guaranteed $15 Set of Teeth 10 Solid Gold or $4 Porcelain Crown.... Gold or Porcelain Solid Gold Fillings.$1.00 Up Other Fillings ..........50¢ Sundays, Office hours, 8:30 to 6. 9 to 12. OHIO Cut-Rate Dentists 207 UNIVERSITY STREET. CORNER SECOND AVENUE. STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 9.—PAGE 3. 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The proposal of Police Chief Grif fiths and of Councilman Hesketh that massage parlors be licensed will, it is believed, find its way into the Hoense com Monday morning The fathers of the scheme believe this means the only way of separat-| ing the objectionable beauty parlors from the unot Action has munteations test against cer tain of the shops by citizens, and even by certain beauty parlor pro prietors who are attempting to main tain unobjectionable shops Woman Writes to Council tee meeting next tened by com addressed to the city council from Mrs. M. K. Miles, manager of the Santa Rita Beauty Shop. Liberty build “May I be permitted to call the attention of the cit council to an existing moral mdition involving the womanhood and manhood of Se att with the h t remedial legislation be introduced and effect ed by your honorable body? | “It concerns the numerous mas pe th in this city, and of which seems a veritable habitat Handicaps Mora! 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