The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1914, Page 3

Yourself and Friends Are Cordially Invited to Attend an Exhibition of Modern Ball Room Dancing to Be Given at the Piano Salon of the BUSH & LANE PIANO COMPANY Third Avenue, Between Pike and Pine On Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Evenings November Seventeenth, Nineteenth and Twentieth From Eight to Nine PHOTO PLAYS DAWSON, A_ PRETTY Tam, a te ‘ows over ¢ Mneman whom she receive 1, and ties S ‘ a result is r oker, in “Paid With t when Mae | ent. a two Majes « t she de ares that she the Class Tom Stand anything as long as her revenge. jay, while and is true to her. @ wires Tom in One day Norton is killed wre in ‘Tom's arms. 7 that he would Be brance of her depa b Mae, Tom takes ton’s watch from his pocket discovers a woman's ple in the wat tather ‘han ¢ the girl he takes fr of Mae and | the other loves any his own watch a p aine ar ca hus in 8 tal art cture aus he to puts it in the place of| STAR—MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1914. PAGE | | : Some of the Girls Who Have Entered Essanay ‘Movie’ Contes HERBERT QUICK SAYS HE KNOWS MOST BEAUTIFUL TELEPHONE GIRL IN AMERICA By Herbert Quick Editor The Sta You looking for the most THE CAMELS AT THE ANI.| Trey o° Hearts” serial; “Animated | mal farm at ty, Cal.,| W Her Own Home,” Eclatr ful telephe girl tn were " prinetpally |drama, and a comedy a as @ sanitary ition, and the; ff With all your journalistic resulting hair was sold for| Clemmer Until Tuesday Night and all the rivairy $350. Rackslid Vitagraph partiality and vanity see Ham, the Plano Mover ire, you will not find THREE SEALS HAVE BEEN « In the Hills of K her. acquired by the Universal Film/t drama Hearat-Selig Tho most beautiful tele . pany and s phone girl in America was ‘8 200 at Univers ‘eo drowned at Folsom, New The seals will be used| Colonial Until Tuesday Night Mexico, on the night of the in motion pictures. nod - Hye, Winte 1 27th of August, 0: ee fi | Let me tell you about It “THE BRIDE OF MARBLE. The Fata | for it fs a story which should head.” a two-part drama, and al ic have reached the ears of the three-part mystery drama are the| with Francie |} world with all the thrtil At Cut Prices offerings at the Circuit until Tues ee which we feel at the mention day night. Grace Cunard {s starred| Class A Until T : ot Florence Nightingale, Until Further Notice, in the detective drama Papatial Stereo tea oe as ] Grace Darling and Kate Shel ALL WORK GUARANTEED “we terest,” two Majestic drama ies DIFTEEN VEARS “THE TREY O° HEARTS” SER-| “Fatty’s Jonah Day” Keystone com Flood Rolle Down Valley $10 Solid Gold or fal ends at the Alhambra with this | edy © name of this telephone Porcelain Crown... $3.50 week's {natallment called “The aX BEC Bee ane eee g Us ae ON $10 Gole or Porce- $3 50 caet Tremp Se BE ge hag lumbus, Ohio; (at right) M children or other dependents lain Bridge Work... ‘ong Prin on ret xe ge ° A DOG 18 THE STAR IN/Rellance drama; “How Heroes J praia shes iy eld Tt was her duty to care for ts $5 OOF “shev's Race with Death,” a Than-| Made,” Keystone comedy; “Shep's| ¢ ) me the little switchboard at Fol jleavy, per tooth .. . 4 the Grand. ~ i 5 Carty, of Cleveland, Ohio— som. She was on watch that nes Gat of Teeth hauser drama now at the Gran Race With Death,” Thanhauser| | Ai pntrante In “The Most ar porte Guaranteed ....... $8.00 | plate om. ewe Beautiful Telephone Giri” Above the town, on the dry $15 Set of Teeth FRANCIS BUSHMAN, 8LIP.| ppb ition sears " pery Slim, Norman Talmadge, are Liberty Until Tuesday Night pS atid santa dy aD AE Ned 5 hgh EE cond three stars tn this week's show at| “Hearts and Maske,” drama a. qmason’s Mesa, the Colonial “413,” drama. n which about midnight a | Togas \ eipae NEW great storm beret MARY FULLER 18 BECOMING! Clroult Until Tuesday Night | It filled the éry arroyos and quite used to sitting for portrait} “The Mysterious Hand,” three CIRCUIT a wall of water began rolling drawings while she writes or| part drama he Bride of Marbie oe watercourse toward makes up. She has been deluged | head,” two-part drama, and a com-|,, Pes seatre "a i = he village. ny aattecs whic what wectur or avon oes Only 5 ¢ ont The tre on Secon a Ay 7 The night bell rang, and reproductions of the Universal eee Secuat Wanaamnare s Var rs, Rook sprang up to star Mission All Week ? gc it . ao © “The Man From Mexico,” drama MONDAY AND TUESDAY Warn your people,” came Tillkkum Until Tuesday Night cee See This Thriller over the wire, “There's been DENTISTS The Underworld of Paris Alaska Until Tuesday Night | ™ wire on Johnson's 7 sora Pale drama, and a Keystone comedy. "| “uffalo Bill and Early Indianifl “THE + MYSTERIOUS iran, lalaamomastitien wee: at Oppowite Bon March Pata | Warfare.” ‘aa so holies ¢ ‘ pp Aihacobre. Until. Wednesday Wight lee HAND’ the bottom of the valley The Last Trump,” end of “The|¢ Three-part Adventure of Bravely Sticks to Post anes ell ¥ |\¢ RESIDENCE THEATRES “MY LADY RAFFLES” She could have placed her | Featuring self beyond the reach of the | At the Home Until Wedn Grace Cunard, Francis Ford flood by stepping across the | “The Kidnaped Hetress Late Stars of the Lucille street, but no such course | part ture; “The Halted Tray Lave re to have occurred to her. two-part drama; “Universal Ike © called up house after |Jr, Bearly Won Her,” comedy Cee a ie tk house and tmplored the people | PATE 4 lere's one tn * to spread the alarm and flee At the le nt Hour ntl “ to the hills. ‘’ Wednesday THE BRIDE OF She told them that they were ’ ” ’ On your way home today — get "In the Shadow of the Mosque MARBLEHEAD lost unless they made haste a ‘ two-part drama; “Risen From the Featuring That nearly 20 were lost a package of the newest tid-bit: Ashes,” drama, and a c Abeeuaky SHmny | was not her fault HARRY MYERS All were warned, and those 1ais wiaietok eb CMR Go who did not heed the warning | Complete R t as the Greatest Explosion ge higgr oeggee ‘ plete Repor kay nfm, hearing wath | Oe an, rates driftwood, debris and brown | . “ foam on Its crest, swept the DOUBLEM | NT \|of Market Today ALSO A FUNNY COMEDY frail building away aw if it had See this program on our been a feather. Wee dak thavkket Wa stuaiy hos Daylight Curtain and be con: Six months later her body CHEWING GUM Here is something that will tickle the palate of Peppermint lovers. And it’s double strength— lo-n-g l-a-s-t-i-n-g—lots of “Pep”! It's double wrapped and_ sealed, so it’s always at its freshest. With each 5 cent package is a United Profit - Sharing Coupon — good for valuable presents. UNITED You get double value—and delight for the whole family—the cost is a mere nothing —5 cents! United Coupons now come also witb WRIGLEYS sold everywhere. n it is ¢ a question of kl id pee el gc town for Folsom, buried in the flotsam come, Receipts are gradually Se’ Sc. Sc. 80 Bo Sc B6 Bo-Bc mm) Ot te fhocd Ans vastly dévoar. creasing and the demand a ¢ | , can seme Seu Be’ peu - wing ri ee Pico : — graph of Mrs. Rook Ne Sie te bch + ose a es 1 have never seen one. 1 The price of turkey w But, to my mind, she ts a be the low at in ars. i e b tifa) agare than 5 you will be able to find, uid Protesers ter Vous |} no matter how — enticingly led aap ened ie bout | clothed tn flesh and blood, in ei potat 18.00 ull your search, for she ts 0.00 @21.00 clothed in the beauty of self. 6% @1 Take a glass of Salts to flush less sacrifice. 25 Kidneys If Bladder bothers you 11 @ 014] —Drink lots of water COMEZ ON JOB a inl 400 @ te" | Rating ment regularty eventually 1 e | produces k ey troubl in some , 224] form or other, says a well-known| RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. 16.—| @ «, |Suthority, because the uric acid In| Wencesiau Gomes was inaugurated! oe | meat excites th idneys, they be-| president of Brazil e . overworke get sluge - — _ — | ° a nd cause all sorts of dis-|— - — particularly backache and| 100 @ 138 |inisery in the kidney region; rheu ‘ 9 6.25 matie twinges, sever headach | 3 o4 } tipation, torpid| ma Palen 4 sloeplessn bladder and || Make that Cake 1 4 {tation | ss @ moment your back hurts or|| Lighter, and @ ng right, or if|| ‘ ices you get aout four|| more Tender ‘ yunces of Jad Salts from any good if Tho @ 860 harmacy; take a tab onful In with — . x of wa efore breakfast | Prices Paid Producers for Eggs, w days your kidneys Poultry, Veal and Pork | n act fine, This famous wan “ from the acid of ( . * ape mon juice, combined ( * oun th lithia, and has been used for " ’ neh ‘ rat to flush clogged kid Kaye, live DMS s and stimulate them {to normal || : 1a | activity also to neutralize the || Py “ © 4 cide in th urine #0 it no longer | “ *09 irritates, thus ending bladder dis-|| ; | 12 @ 18 | orde | * @ 12 | Jad Salto cannot tnjure any one; |» ——_— ae 08 @ Ol makes a delightful ettervoscent | Selling Prices for Butter, Egge and | lithia-water drink which milllons of | Cheese u and women take now and then (conrentea 4a + heen Was |to keep the Kidneys and urinary Kaus s clean, thus avotding sertous| 25¢ Faas bo |S y disease Butter ee oe pois Native hington enone rere * | STAR WANT ADS creamy “ | Eastern vinced we are giving the b st was found several miles below BRING RESULTS brick ... _lever had such a good wife as you, Varna” “THE STORE THAT : SAVES YOU MONET : : of , Seconp Ave. AT JAMES ST. | |Blankets-Big Sale-Comforts Over 2,000 Blankets and Comforts on Sale Tomorrow at Re- | markably Low Prices tan. Size 66x40, Warran wool f whe Extra ‘ colored t r ed bor all wool. Worth $6.00 ve, We $4.00 ders a " s to mateh. AS $4.29 Brrr tise eo | $4.98 here 1s tency a | Cpa... comforts — Double Ba 80, Welght 6 pounds. Come | ored check Blue white 98c ize, filled with new card in dark gray only, A regular | gray and te, tan and white, | ed cotton. Assorted ¢ h «lle re z O8x a ’ ‘ ne $6.5 Oregon ee . . u $ , Com forts fre F x tr a 0 iret eis | $5.50 wit, “aint! | 91 98 ies toe cet Weight 6 pounds. Why pay | silk bound edge zo 10x82 h a hea ork 98c Cotton Blankets—Size $6 50 nee i ne All-| value for $2 L x , t . ool Blankets - Somforts—These are gray, ya hal f rn | Size 76x84, Ends b Ke? $3.39 filled with w and $ Cotton Blankets i és ree st tepanhp me os $8 Comrofts, large 6, covere $2.48 Sinton, "eves | $3.19 nee” eee in | are Wore erway | bed size. Wh lored borders. bound 2.49 78, filled pure | trom $2.50 $3.50 se : ; Bargains Unheard Of Ladies’ Tailored Suits Dresses of Quality $6.75 Thirty-three in all, comprising Serges, Poplins, Crepe Cloth, Honeycomb Cloth, also a few Fancy | Silk, Satin and Lace Dresses. In this lot you will e | find all sizes from misses’ to ladies’ up to 40 bust, They were regular $12.50 to $16.00. Your nh of Bargains the annals of trade. | choice Tuesday $ Strictly Wool Serg 8, R004 colors, good ngs, well made. They would be worth Long Coats $3.98 the coats were long, but they are only med Twenty-five Long Coats, good heavy materials lengths. But the long coat suits will soon give (Coats Mike these will keep you dry com- way to shorter styles, Why not anticipate this | fortable these damp days). sold formerly change and save from $10.00 to $15.00? Sample Gowns EXTRA! from $15.00 to $20.00. T | esday your choice $3.98 Women’s Outing Flannel Gowns, sample lot, only one of a kind, 49¢ up to $1.29. Also children’s garments. Every one a bargain SHOES NEW RIBBONS WOMEN’S $2.50 Vici Kid Shoes, button and ucher styles, some with cloth tops; $1 98 Yard—2 o'clock Tuesday we place on sale zes 2% to 8; a pair ...--..eeeees ° 10c Fancy Ribbons 8 to 6 inches wide, values upto $60. Limit yards. *ISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S extra high top Gun- etal Button Shoei S. $1 98 19c Ribbons worth up to 50c yard. New ite; patr stripes, Dresden checks and Persians— zes 12 to 2, |B} the wide Kinds alee: mreniecrernvicihs $2.29 Swell styles. wash mate- with ouffs. Collars, New Collars, Also Separate ROWING GIRLS’ $3.00 Gunmetal and Dull Kid <id Button Shoes, low heels and wide 25c in rials, Values to 60c. Special 26c toes; sizes 2% to 6; @ pair.......... $2.50 10 Bolt—Holly Ribbons for Christmas in | BOYS’ $3.50 Tan, high top, with buckles at top; C great variety, Byard bolts; also S-yard | sizes 3 to 5%; 3 00 bolts Wash Ribbon. ‘Spectal 10¢. a pair . ; a TE Confessions of a Wife| . wera Why can they not be content with us as we poor, weak, and un are ae | Let the | sts howlers how! and (Copyright, 1914, by the Newspaper e reason thet you] %h0 @rewlers grows and aan Enterprise Association.) lia © you we are not) Cfoakers croak now—if they After the slight opiate that had] y who belotig to you| are! Dick had worn off, he sisters and wives—| | Saturday was the busiest s, as the pain tn] just a little coterie of femininity} ay Seattle's water front has his head was almost rable./that is quite diffe t from all the} ever known, according to Mar- at all during the bormaster Paysse. There were more He did not sle night, and the only way he seemed) world other women than 50 We are saints who can never to have any comfort at all wa inners. Dick, please remem-| ¢eP-sea vessels In the harbor. st hold of his other har we n all—men and women HERS De - ed to him. sinners, and some way | About o'clock I became very|! am afraid if I found you were FO 'AIN PENS tired, and {t was all that I could] treading the primro’ path [, é s |do to keep awake. iid be sorely tempted to pick I can fit your hand You poor girl,” Dick said, a8'a few posies just to see Mendenhall, Pen Specialist he watched my head droop and what you found in primroses that eyes close for a 1, you Hiked so well; and It k this THE PEN STORE 17M |know I am awfully selfish to keep mai you up this way ‘I am glad to do it, Dick, dear, I answered, “if I can keep awake, is the first thought that comes to} begins to distrust I was not sure or travail of| | }but I am go tired that perhaps I'll jlie down here on the bed beside you @ from soul | (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) We guarantee the superiority of BRING BACK GIRL, w.curms%s, mmo tuner, of WHO TRIED TO DIE ““a’ LUNDBERG co. pain < | 1 you can wake me if you If I can sleep an hour I think perhaps that I'll be able to sp awake with you the remain r of the night I had already slipped on a loose |robe over my nightgown and thrust | de |my feet into warm, woolly bed Trusses, Deformity Appliances and room slippers, As I placed myself) Hazel Bidwell, 17-year-old girl ries feificlal Limbs. | beside Dick—on the side of his) who on Saturday, at Tacoma, drank ae good arm—he reached out and carbolic acid when discovered tn |=—————————___ drew me to him the Superior hotel by Mrs, Helen Let Dr. Macy Cure You “Margie,” he said, “I don't be-| Waxman, state manager of the Pa . and Many Tncurable cific Coast Rescue and Protective home, from which the girl, ran away several days ago, was brought back to Seattle Monday For a time it was feared she would die fn the world leve that any man and, Margie, I don’t deserve such devotion.” “Why not, Dick, dear? Iam sure that you are not to be blamed for this trouble that has come upon us, Indeed, you got into this through y kindness of heart.” | es,” answered Dick groan, “through eome stroke luck I was a victim in the episode of Mrs. Utter, but, Margie, she's a mighty pretty woman,’ I wonder if 1 would have fallen for her had she tempted me?” | Unconsciously I drew away from him, “Don't draw away,” he said 1 love you, love you only, ‘and yet I wonder If any woman un derstands the complex heart of man—man who.gives to one wom an his love, his reverence, the best part of himself, and yet steals away at times to some other woman for| whom he cares nothing.” the home at the end of the park car line No | vember 7 Rogers girl was with al caught several days ago of |— — — SAVEYOURMONEY *: AND EYES escaped fror juced prices to which Include c, Naturopatht » being given to non women on alt Wen—Nerv 4 “Don't, Dick—don't! I can’t] § re bear it. You must never let me hes , hia {a the only office in the city where suspect that there is any othe ators INVISIBLE. |7etmett, 36, same, men rea, see 18 eae woman for the least moment fn], .ocar double ‘. Stands back of every promise and guaran- your arms or heart. If you do, I}vision tnvta- Double Vision | ter. foe : enaes tor ours, 10 a m. to $ pm Sunday am afraid that I would seq rod, I} ble lenses fo 80; pron yy THE: |. gHotry 1° * P ays, would never be happy again; any] Soifie berors. tor WORLD itaaieashilk: Seve. Call as Weta wan more than you could be happy {f| iese than $18. It OPTICAL | Neglect is the unpardonable sin, you thought I had been untrue to the world’s lene DEPARTMENT 2 ae vou even’ in thourht vee Tet ave, Weshingten wie | ee tance, SO In Advanced Methods. 1318 Second Av, Seattle, Wash, Opposite The Rhodes Co., opposite Areade Entrance. Dick strained me to him “Oh, Margie, Margie, women always ideallze us why do| Dr. Edwin J. Brown menti Main 3640,