The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1914, Page 3

Folks, Do You Know Of A Beautiful “Hello” Girl? She may be your sweetheart, your sister, or only a friend or an acquaintance. Is she beautiful? Has she a pleasant, “laugh- ing face?” Do you think she could act in a “movie” film drama—the heroine of which is a beautiful operator? WELL, HERE’S HER CHANCE! THE ESSANAY FILM MFG. CO. OF has obtained a stirring called “Vhe Woman Way.” The directors the leading role must be played by a girl who understands the switchboard. The “big scene” hangs on a_ switchh with dra matic situations. But—to find the right telephone girl! That’s the big job. There of them ys CHICAGO photo-play s say ard tense ri thousands pleasant, smiling and industrious girls scattered all over the United States. So Esssanay is sending out a call for THE MOST BEAUTIFUL TELEPHONE GIRL IN AMERICA! This search will close on Saturday, Nov. 21, at noon. Maybe Seattle can produce this beautiful girl. Will you help? The winner will go to Chica studios. All her expenses will be paid, as well as those of her mother, father or guardian. She will also be paid $100 for her time. If she shows unusual talent, she will be made a member of the Essanay Stock Co. go to the Esssanay LLY! Girte whose pictures are entered tn 18 yeare of age or over, They must live relatives. They may be of any white nation- unmarried. Must never have appeared as a , elther on the flim screen, on the timate @ student of @ dramatic college just be employed as a telephone operator elther in a private exchange or central exchange. Chief operators are bar- red. Pleasant, sunny dispositions, as delineated on the face, wil! go far with the judges. The Star reserves the right to print plo tures submitted in this contest. Pictures will not be returned un less postage |e Inciosed. DON’T SEND YOUR PICTURE TO ESSANAY COMPANY. ‘YT WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. SEND IT BY MAIL TO PHONE GIRL CONTEST, THE STAR. THIS FILM WILL APPEAR IN STORY FORM IN THE STAR AFTER THE WINNER HAS BEEN PICKED. PHOTO PLAYS THAT GILBERT (BRONCHO| playing cowboy {s proven in the! Billy) Anderson can do other things | four-act Essanay feature, “The Good ‘ing picture camera for Nothing,” which will be seen for potted pony andthe last times at the Colonial thea tre this evening. TO AVOID CATARRE «cui seu tor tker ein OR BREAK UP A COLD |scarum boy, who refuses to take thing seriously, and goes from Use Hyomei, a Simple Remedy That Instantly Relieves. bad to worse until he hits the West, At the first symptom of catarrh }a common tramp. A turn of the tide allows him to as eniffies, fits of sneez! nose make amends to his father and mother in the happy ending of the ly take | he dis story. not only distressing, Unclean and annoying, but a serious ailment. One of the o2e eee MARGARET JOSLIN, CLEVER comedienne in the Western Ei stest and simplest/Sanay’s “Snakeville” comedies dies to check catarrh and break| Where she is known as Sophie a cold f: yomet. Just ta few | Clutts, is the proud owner of a poke + “inva tiseptic and beaitn®| bonnet 15 years old somes with every complete outfit,| The bonnet {s aos familiar to and breathe it. This medicated air|“Snakeville” followers as is Miss immediately soothes the inflamed) Joslin apse Wer a toe vatnutes out One morning the highly prized Pele most helpful remedy 0 headgear was mislaid by a servant, who thought it of no value There e unclean discharges | ¥as a small panic at Sophie's home Srabesaine freely and Immediate-| inet tt was found at the bottom of a ragbag by her husband, Harry 1) Todd. oe | A FIERCE FIGHT IN AN OPEN |rowboat between two fishermen, in which one throws the other into a raging ; surf, after which the boat is jcast by the waves a rock a the other two occ upants of the be |are hurled into the raging waters, is e of the thrilling scenes that are feted at the Class A theatre for| « st time tonight, in the William ture production, “The Storms lous situation either, by the pon | Fox fe of not all expected. actors, and in several instan a the are actually forced to fight fron being dashed by the waves upon the rocks and seriously injured Liberty Until Saturday Night | “Shadows of the Past,” | Vitagraph drama; “My Friend From| India,” three-part Edison comedy, — |}, orn ‘The soothing, healing Resinol be balsams in Resinol Soap, combined with ite freedom from harsh, irri- tating alkali, give to red, rough hands that whiteness and velvety | softness for which women yearn. | Hands washed only with Resinol Boap are usually hands tobe proud | of. Try it for a week and see, Resinol Soap ie sold by all deniers tn Swilet goods, For samplefres, write to Dept. GP, Resinol, Baltimore, Md. Circuit Until Tuesday Night “The Wireless Voice,” two-part drama; “Conductor 7 drama; “Bill Spofis a Vacation,” comedy; “A Dog's Love,” “Mutual Girl” and “Lizards of the Desert Clemmer Until Tuesday Night | “Midst Woodland Shadows,” dra-| ints ma; “The Broken Rose,” drama; |The Man in the Dark,” mystery|' drama; “A Hunting Absurdity,” car- toon comedy. three-part | ¥''® Class A unti Tuesday Night “The Storms of Life, feature, and a comedy. Ends A imple, AA Cotonta! Until Tuesday Night “The Good-for-Nothing,” four4 part cational. Essanay 4 rama. Melbourne Until Tuesday Night Officer drama; graph drama; Easanay comedy. | “Wildflower,” D STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1914. PAGE 3. — SALE BY ORDER OF STOCKHOLDERS FORCED TO LIQUIDATE All Seattle has been stirred by this Liquidation Sale. This great sale is now in full blast—drawing the largest crowds of any sale in the history of Seattle—and there is a reason. The Veith-Cammack Co. has ever had the reputation for carrying the highest-grade Men’s and Young Men’s Clothing sold in the city. Hats are world-famous Knox and Stetson. Furnishing Goods branded, well-known makes, such as Manhattan and Arrow Shirts ~Onyx, Everwear and Shawknit Hose—Lewis, Cooper, Medlicott and Stuttgart Underwear—brands as well known to the customer as to the people who make and sell them. Merchandise of this quality and character rarely find an outlet in this manner. An Opportunity of a Lifetime Awaits You Every dollar’s worth of goods in this store MUST BE DISPOSED OF. These are real, genuine bargains—with a guarantee, and money refunded if desired Entire Stock Must Be Sold Quick—Many Reductions Greater Than Stated $1.50 BALMACAAN HATS AND CAPS $1.15 Values never before equaled or given at the price. $4.25 SWEATER COATS $2.95 $10.00 Sweater Coats. 06.65 $7.50 Sweater Coats. ..$5.25 V neck and golf styles; gray, red and blue. $5.00 KNOX HATS $4 STETSON HATS $2.95 The Hat all men love to wear. $3.00 BEACON HATS $1.95 Famous for wear, comfort nd durability. $20.00 BALMACAAN OVERCOATS $14.45 Some sizes email enough for women; some sizes larger for big men. Colore and patterns for the most fastidious. $1.00 GLOVES 65c A special drive in tan and gray kid. | Pteturee" and “Salt Refining,” ede | ee | Athambra Until Wednesday Night he Mirage,” two-part drama of fearts” serial; “Love and two-part comedy; “Ant ly.” * three-part mated Wer . Miasion All Week “Where the Trai) Divides,” | Robert Edeson . Jim,” three-part Lubin His Wedded Wife,” Vita- “Snakeville’s Sleuth,” with ka All Week | RESIDENCE THEATRES drama; “The Day|® Pathe's Daily Al At the Home Until Wednesday “TiL the Sands of the Desert Grow Cold,” two-part bebe ya ‘The Mayor's Manicure, * drama; 9444409 4999044 O08 Dry, Hoarse or Painful Coughs SICK CHILDREN LOVE CASCARETS | © FOR THE BOWELS Get a 10-cent box now Most of the {lla of childhood are caused by a disordered stom ach, sluggish Hver and constionted bowels, They catch cold eastly, ecome cross, listless, Irritable, feverish, restless, tongue coated | don't eat or # well and need a |gentle cleansing of the bowels Quickly. Home Mafe Kemedy Inexpensive e 1 in| | but don’t try to force a nauseating | ,. 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Stock was far too great and large for any occasion, and is still vast. $21.75 Suite or Overeents.. $9.45 | Suteor overcone Choice of all $18 $12.45 Choice of all $35 $24.75 $14.45 $29.75 $33.75 Suits or Overcoats Suite or Overcoats Choice of all $45 Sults or Overcoats Sults or Overcoats Suite or Overcoat Choice of ali $20 Choice of all $40 Choice of all 625 @ Suits or Overcoats 318. 45 “Out of the Frying Pan.” comedy. | cee At the Pleasant Hour Until Wednesday | “Heart of a Heathen,” two-part drama; “The Blood Brotherhood,” | drama; “The Baseball Fan,” com- edy. Enterprise Association.) Dick 1s home, and already wi have had a quarrel and I am sure |T am not to blame. Hearn 1914, by the Newspaper Complete Report | of Market Today [straight to the office and asked Prices Fi Produemane” Vesstabies a4) me to come downtown and have }luncheon with him. Something must have happened between the time he telephoned to me and when I met him, for I could see he was so nerv jous he could hardly keep still. | On our way to the club we met | Eleanor Fairlow, and Dick sata “Hello, haven't you been home | yet? so |, I must have looked tnqutringly, 12% | for she sald: “You seo, Mrs, Wav erly, Dick and I unexpectedly came (Corrected datiy by J, W. Godwin & Co) os 20.00 @ 25.00 a @ 0K 26 36 01K | I want to tell you that he had the most beautiful lady in tow. She had great brown eyes that were as large as yours and mine put | together and a complexion that was | a work of art.” | “Oh, I say, Bleanor, cut it. 1 never saw the woman before in my life until she got on the train,” be: gan Dick, and then he stopped, for he realized that he had made mistake. “Seems to me that your acquaint ance ripened fast,” she exclaimed, and there was @ jealous note in the words that she seemed too angry to keep out. “We're Just going to have some lunch, Eleanor,” sald Dick pacific ally us?" I did not say a word, for I thought of course, she would refuse, as she knew that I came down to lunch with my husband because I had not seen him for a week ‘To my surprise she accepted and to my delight Dick did not act any too pleased at the acceptance, esseesesessecoece Poultry. Patd Prod my Saisie: ork, good block hoge . Bradner Cos , * 60 Barter” ehingtom prick a6 Golden icaorcialiies are of- fered in Star Want Ads. He got tn late this morning, went | in on the same train last night and) a “don't you want to come with $12.00 MACKINAWS $15.00 ENGLISH TWEED WATER- PROOF COATS $9.45 In Balmacaan and other $15.00 BLUE CHIN- CHILLA OVERCOATS $9.45 Or gray Melton, with shawt or convertible collars, $5.00 ZEPHYR RAINCOATS $2.45 for comfort service. Both THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE DICK 18 AFRAID OF ME He began to talk to me about his | father. I wanted to tell him all put what his father had said to me, but could not tell such sacredly intimate things before an outsider, | so I answered: “I don't think he is |in any particular pain, but he is steadily growing weaker, honey.” ‘For heaven's sake, Margie, do not call me by that silly ragtime |term of endearment and perhaps {t would be as well not to call me | by anything but my name in pub- | tie." I could hardly to openly insult me before Eleanor Fatrlow was too much and not walt {ng for anything more, we had only had som t as a first course, I said: “You will oblige me, Mr. Richard Waverly, by calling a taxi I find I have an engagement that | must be kept immediately ‘Don't be a fool, Margie,” Dick contritely, as he followed me to the door, “can't you see I am worrled to death and c that silly woman a y because pted my in “AMUSE believe my ears, | | said $7.50 RUBBER POLICE AND TEAMSTER COATS $4.95 For service and protection. 25¢ HOSIERY 20c Onyx, Lisle, Everwear, Shawknit, etc. 50e HOSIERY ee vitation to luncheon?” “I did not invite her,” only answer, as I stepped into the: tax, Dick went back to the table aol’ probably had lunch with Eleanor: but I didn’t envy her his compan; |I could see he was much worried about something, but as I told hi when he came home, “I could ni see any reason for his taking it ow of me.” “If you could see what I am w against,” he ventured darkly, “you would not wonder I go mad oveg! some little things.” “As I am not permitted to sei what you are up against, I may be forgiven for not being able to aj preciate it.” Dick looked at me queerly and: then said: “If I did not know you* were as red-blooded as you are rede, headed, | would think you had icer water In your veins when you tall’ Uke that “+ “I can never be sure of you, Mar gle, never sure how you Will tak@ things. If I were, (To Be Continued Tomrorow) | Cork slabs, compressed from @ thickness of 14 Inches to half am: inch, are being tried out for floor ing in ratlroad cars. MENTS PANTAGES Frances Claire & Co. In “YESTERDAYS” NEW ORLEANS CREOLE MUSICIANS 100 and 20, Marcus Loew's Empress Theatre “] Quatit Vaudev e| 6—BIG ACTS. 5—PHOTOPLAYS—5 MATS. 1,000 SEATS and Ho'ldays pted, 106 100 and Ie}; Nights 100, Ue, 206 TODAY—ALL WEE: ho Fascinating Musical -AUGHT WITH THE | Matinee 2:15—5e and 10e—Ch dren under 8 free. Nights 7:15 and 9—16e and hes Tuesday—Amateur and Bargain Night—Any Seat be, SEATTLE THEATRE ‘The Seattle Players in “THE HOUSE OF BONDAGE” 250, | | TONIGHT: 500, The.