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

GOSTIVE BOWELS HEADACHE, COLDS, sppanese ACTRESS ON SEATTLE SCREEN TAKE CASCARETS Get a 10cent box now Furred Tongue, Bad Colds, Indt-| gestion, Sallow Skin and Miserable! hes come from a torpid liver and clogged bowels, which cause your stomach to ome filled with undigested food, whieh | sours and ferments like garbage tn | a swill barrel. That's the first stey untold misery—indigestlon, fou! gases, bad breath, yellow skin mental fears, everything that {s horridle and nauseating A Casca Tet tonight will give your const! pated bowels a thorough cleansing and straighten you out by morn ing. They work while you sleep & 10cent box from your druggist | will keep you feeling good for| months. Millions of men and wom en take a Cascaret now and then to keep thetr stomach, liver and | bowels regulated, and never know & miseradle moment. Don't forget the children—their Ittle tnsides need a good, gentle cleansing, too. NAVY YARD ROUTE B. Keonedy and Tour Steamers 1 Leave Colman Dock, Seattle, 6:20 Sunday), $00, 10:20 & m. 1:90, 2:00, ox opt Sunday (Sun 0), 8:90 pm Saterday on m Time table subject to change without | notice Main 3101, Price See Round Trip Second, Near Marion FEATURES ‘THE FUTILITY t and noes was the Red Cross | Devcitdl Weieak Tine benefit concert at the Metropolitan | ,,CROWOS HAVE FOLLOWED last night, to raise funds with} the Million Dollar Mystery,” at an the Colontal theatre, the current Society turned out en masse. | Chapter of which Js entitied “The Vivid Two-Part Eclalr Hi! Music lovers were there in droves. | Secret Warning Drama The pick of Seattle's music talent mysterious mes whieh PAULINE” No, 14—( Two Parts) “Full of Surprises” EXTRA! EXTRA! ¢ That Komical Kuss FORD STERLING “A RACE FOR A b | t’ BRIDE” concert were musicians from the| drama and ng world views Jeafes, organized into an orch tn the Hearst-Selig service. ____.One Leng Laugh _ |with the Metropolitan muistcians, | a S Se Be Se Sc Sc Sc Sc Se Se junder Charles Lombard; the Am-| “ee PS Do You Know That the yhion society, led by Claude Mad-| Ciemmer Until Gaturday Night accompanied by Judson] “The Warning,” drama; a George “Circuit” Shows Are Equal i/ ten and father to Most 10c Stowe, and Our Pletures Are First Run? ba! Se Se Se Se Se Be Be Se 5c ts tial appearance in concert, with the of rendition of “Still as the Night.”| Claes A Until Saturday Night ~jand the “Magnetic Waltz.” which ‘The Wrath of the Gods,” six-part she sang with rare sweetness; | ature. ae Charles Lombard, violin; Charles Pool, cello, and J. O'Dale. -‘ano;| Colonial Unttt Saturday Wight Phileas Goulet, baritone ton| Tae “Seeret Warning.” current Seymour, Theo Karl Myer. Louts Dimond, E ry Eat less meat and take a giase of Salts to flush out Ki Drink plenty wa’ Uric acid in meat excites the kid neys, they become overworked; get| sluggish, ache, and feel like lumps | of lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the bladder is Irritated, and you may be cbliged to seek re-| Met two or three times during the| night. When the kidneys clog you «lust help them flush off the body's urinous waste or you'll be a real sick person shortly. At first you feel a dull misery in the kidney re- gion, you suffer from ba¢kache,| t sick headache, dizsin stomach gets sonr, tongue coated and you feel rheumatic twinges when the weather {8 bad Eat less meat, drink lots of wa-|y ter; also get from any pharmactst |; four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water! ¢ before breakfast for a few, days| and your kidneys will then act fine. | | ‘This famous salts is made from) the acid of grapes and lemon jnice, combined with lithia. and has been) 4 ‘very pretty woman rose to her RESIDENCE THEATRES Hormel activity, also to neutralise | 970% 1 stepped over to the wall] At the Home Untll Friday the Scene of This Most Remarkable Clothing the acids in urine, #0 {t no longer| Where the telephone hung and then a Peper Bigot ce a . eri . | sald parts 's Son,” two-par S . S fe a souree of iritation, thus end |" sory pichard Waveriy”_ /aruma: "Slary Oreen's Husband,” —oSSSSSSSS===_ Sale. All Fixtures for Sale. Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot| “If that Is the cate 1 am ; ae a injure; makes a delightful effer.|S°rry for you,” she answered |( on Vescent lithia-water drink which | haught ot ce AP re ig owed Bae oat vonage ea ch ent 1 hace sake aed can Oaala tromm| rN’ Hearts,” No 3, two = ~ every one should take now and| 8 ‘parts; “Be Neutral,” drama; “Little | | | then to keep the kidneys clean and| Your calling on me.” She took a) fill), 0 “For the Han< of the moment took her to hishome| Mrs, Utter gave me a_ quick] {sin the hospital and wh 1 have] official announcement, are with: active. Druggists here say they| step toward the ‘phone eee ne ee eee a 1 tel ba etn You have the confidence | to undergo an operation in the ne drawing into Rest Prussia, where sell lots of Jad Salts to folks who| ardon me; you should know 0050. OR toe aa vines a maie jury to that | of ® beautiful woman in your hus- | future | they were resuming their original believe in overcoming kidney| being a woman like myself—that Ww radngyasarg ie saygntn, Inty could not band, but it {#, nevertheless, a fact If this thing goes through I PETROGRAD, Novy. 5.—A battle| line between Lyck and Biala. trouble while it 1s only trouble. | when another woman makes up her | ter sat down. I still stood by the| “fect, but you certainly could i Sent i H shall never e in doing right! ; Pp z | - = aprmgeare t! "ot o no if the jury was composed of that the accusation I make against I i g stween the Russian and Turkish ————| mind to do a thing as repugnant] ‘phone own sex. | would much quick-| your husband {s true and that Iam | Seain,” I said passionately fleets was reported t to have | to her as 1 am doing now, she will Now, Mra. Utter, 1 know as well | YOUr own BOX. t Wott’ vee yould| going to instruct my lawyer t (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) | Gecurred in the Black aww Veuith SUFFRAGE Is CLOSE ly accomplish it." Mrs, Ut-) as you that my husband has been |¢7 (HID im Ot Ties Pairlow,/ swear out a warrant for his arres a Gite Ate ee i ated — | made victim by you, I know as|%0 this thing with Miss Fairlow, | swea arre cation of the rumor was lacki n a ce su met at dinner that night| this afternoon ry It was officially announced ow LINCOLN N ‘ wail aa you that ha la tencomne IRE tO at dinner that night| this a 60) Ss l , ed, Nov. Si ARNT PL Y The only Geen at which eecent. | and whom be has known for many | must have qnick action, for I BY LLY, HERE ever, that the Russi Tha vob evikoh tite ahi ana 0 A 1 1 1 am not| and am on my Way to my Ittle son, who Key had advanced § so close that the result, it is an-, OHIO METHOD IN DENTISTRY Missing The Ohio Method by artificial teeth that are natural as your original teeth are replaced by teeth. Examinations are now be. ing conducted without charge, and estimates are furnished {n all cases We Stand Back of Our Work'+ for 12 Years’ Guarantee. : $25 Set of Teeth Guaranteed ..... $15 Set of Teeth Guaranteed ..... $10 Solid Gold or Porcelain Crown $10 Gold or Porcelain Bridge Work aie Solid Gold Fillings Other Fillings Office hours, 8:30 to 6. 9 to 12 OHIO Cut-Rate Dentists 207 UNIVERSITY STREET CORNER SECOND AVENUE Sundays, ¢ GREW, 5 SOCIETY TURNS which to ald war sufferers in Eu-| “PERILS OF =f: | dan | versal and humanitarian main neutral R. 8. Hukines. | “Men and Women,” three-reel drama; George | Washington MRS. UTTER |S AS CLEVER AS) ) 4B Bro Ban SHE IS OD LOOKING a and “Buster Brown's Educa boarded when we were first mar ried and where I know all the men at the desk which still had a note of hardnese in it day and ‘bay e PHOTO PLAYS Teurn Aoki, starred in “The Wrath of the Gods,” the six-part {} drama at the Class A, until Satur | day night, ie a little more than 20 years old was born in Japan | her father being an tlustrioun Ja janese artist, He traveled a great | deal, and his daug was under the care of her uncle, Otto Kawa kamt The uncle was the leading actor jin the Kingdom, often be ing cal Henry Irving of Japan, Her stage training was re ceived from this uncle When she was 8 years old her un: cle brought her to the United States on one of his theatrical to’ Her father met her in Call | and decided that she should have an | An voation She attended school in Pasadena until wh jto Ja She nin foar was 16, when at returned a soon became dissatisfied in Japan and returned to America, to begin a stage career that has been unusually successful a big volcano-typhoon Wrath of the Gods. DOROTHY PHILLIPS AND AL exander Gaden are featured in the There scene two-part Imp drama, “The Futility of Revenge,” now showing at the c it, The play an who, in the quiet of the night te an enemy of soctety, but to his wife and chilé a good father and | husband. Finally he is caught with his innocent wif QUT AT CONCERT =: daughter will be the vict nounces all and takes his m ne FOR RED CROSS ARBARA TENNANT {8 IN | B. When Broadway Was a Tri | Shubert attraction now at the An immense success, both from nd he st oint of entertainment | s/.% FOLLOWED ne #0 carefully is st deciphered. It contains the information that the Rus f police has arrived ade the evening one of ywing the con was held in th el's main dining . & supper Washington 20m. r ol Dr. M. A. Matthews spoke bri n America warrants for the y before the concert started rest of members of the Hlack Hun laring the Red Cross “neutral 4 Norton runs into a this stor | against him the same pr er trap in and States will always and, wi fights his way out, On TAM are @ Com a he United Among artists appearing in the Mrs. Grace Purdy Player.| Ade comedy and » won a high place in the hearts| Turned,” comedy of Seattle music lovers in her tnt gt er “When the Ham Russol},| chapter of “The Million Dollar Johnston, Miss Ethel | ‘The Fie were rs. Romeyn E 0 8, Jansen, Max Donner, Mrs. Don drama; Hearst or, Mme. Hesse-Sprotte, and Mrs Mrs. George F Love,” Essanay Belig Weekly see Grand Until Saturday Night “When Broadway Was a Trail | drama CONFESSIONS eee | Liberty Until Saturday Night The Power Invisibie,” four-reel | Kalem drama His Musical Ca OF A WIE ‘ot inna | eee | | Melbourne Until Saturday Night | Fortunately Dick had sent Mra —, tter to the hotel where we had oe Circuit Until Saturday Night ‘The Futility of Revenge,” two part Imp drama The Return. two-part Eclair drama; “Perils of Pauline,” current chapter tn two parte; “A Race for a Pride,” Ford Sterling comedy | Utter is stopping with you. eee | Tilikum Until Thureday Night | “The Marcont Operator part drama, and two other plotures, 1 knew she would not see me If sent up my card, so I just sald o the clerk in a casual manner Mrs. Jive me the number of her room.” | This he did without question ‘Come fn,” sald a lquid votes three | sure is whether you are doing this on Your own account and expect to PIANO OR ORGAN in your husband, but certain! ht my tie ‘our husband ket from an times not told me all the truth, but he has never told that I know of. | My husband {# a man, Mra, Ut-| er, and you, I can see, are a very| pretty woman with magnetism and] personality, but there is one other| me an untruth | thing that 1 base my conclustons| the! on: Dick is not what you might) . ¢ a fool, and, with everything to lose I am quite sure he would think] ent Wor ine tree trial to.| twice before he picked up with oe | strange woman and on the impulse sic In your aome. SITAR—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, is Resino} Soa minutes with Resinol Soap and hot water, working the creamy Jathor into the skin gently with the finger-tips, Wash off with Resinol Soap and more hot water, cold water to close the pores. Do this once or twice a do 1914 vrAGhL 3 SHIRLEY CLOTHES SHOP Across the Street From the LISTEN, Starting at 9 o’Clock This Morning—Began the Very Greatest SACRIFICE SALE of, Men's High- Class Suits, Overcoats, Balmacaans and Raincoats Ever Held. Unable to Secure Satisfactory Lease We Give Up Seattle Store OTHER SHIRLEY SHOPS in Tacoma, Butte, Spokane, Ogden, Salt Lake, Oakland, Sacra- mento and Other Coast Cities to Continue Seattle Stock Goes to Public at Wholesale Prices TO THE PUBLIC: We regret that we are forced to make this announcement to Seattle peo- ple. Since locating our store here we have made many friends and thousands of Seattle’s best people are numbered among the satisfied patrons of this great little clothing shop. They, no doubt, will receive a shock in reading this decision of our intention to give up our Seattle store. Our margin of profit is very small and unfortunately we cannot pay as high rents as most clothing stores. We had reached a point where larger quarters were necessary, and after a vain effort to secure a satisfactory lease we have finally and positively decided to close out our Seattle store, which will be done in the greatest bona-fide selling-out sale in the annals of the trade. You are respect- fully requested to attend. (Signed) way-OUR FIRST, LAST AND ONLY SALE IN SEATTLE "Making Comparison of Prices, Remember That SHIRLEY Regular Prices Are $5.00 to $10.00 Less Per Garment Than Other $20 Shirley Special Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats, Balmacaans, now 914.85 Fit Guaranteed. In Store: Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats, Balmacaans, now Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats Balmacaans, now Alterations Free. Fit Guaranteed. Alterations Free. Fit Guaranteed. Alterations ‘Free. Is the Location of the Shirley Clothes Shop, and nounced, probably will not be occupied a nu The *Gerni known for several days. THAT MAN AGAIN get a great deal of money from Mr.| . —— sch Thales a Waverly or whether you have been | Well, folks, we have with us once ui y- INAFEWHOURS {vas Josie SEND A SALMON EAST, $1.25 to ruin my husband {f possible. bank band p six me , x “5 “Naturally, as you say, you do and a wor house on r $ Iw pre the 5 c R od IN YOUR OWN HOME not wish any ‘money, I think the the Northern Pacific, near. 1 , ; TEE THEM. ‘TO ARRIVE. IN latter supposition is correct City, Wednes' night k a gold alan in aha ce) pRREHCT CONDITION, The woman turned alternately watch and $60, and th sure ¢ Southern Express), ONE 1 v le ntainin SPECIAL OFFER TO OUR READERS | red and white. However, she was their staying behind, lef note ANE FE, SALONS pers ‘ K «dollar game and stood by her gun I will be back, and {f your bos f ie AN hates t her I do not understand what you has not got $1,000 for me, I will kill t whe H ast ana the el In ° talking about,” she said. 1 5 p ou a J ; “ty " very sorry for you, Mrs, Wav They were afraid to move unt : rie n ig for 1 can wee that you believe midnight. They say he looked J Ms Meath thee | tas ea like the Sedro-Woolley outlaw -« J. P. TODD other atate into this In violation of Roon Main : pe muale| faith in Dick that I had would have Pi é LONDON, Nov. 5.—When he was aerate Os ecnariincie lag aan . te re been discouraged gnd per 5 con mortally wounded in the 0) | | Pome: clears pimply skins paeeetumed Pome eRC have known him. He has some SPR ab PR i u great agony without making alf | a oe See ow because } and you will be astonished to “ital et edi find how quickly the healing, tsa tc thw Gabmen antiseptic Resinol medication = soothes and cleanses the pores, removes pimples and black- heads, und leaves the complex- fon clear, fresh and velvet ‘oninol Soap ts sold by all druggists. nple free, write to Dept. 6 ol, Baltimore, Md. Bathe your face for several " iis | ust Why She Lie” | Quality Vaudeville ia ACTS—6 ee] PANTAGES GoM MUSICAL BLACKSMITHS BILLY’S TOMBSTONE With Edgar A. Ely & ©o. Marcus Finish with a dash of Loew's Empress Theatre Elliott 320°° <= and Niger We und 206 ' Mats, 10¢ and Ue; Nights 100, 15¢, 206