The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 14, 1914, Page 3

hue Kets cut rch ou and finishes. the world’s best has just arrived intend giving to your wife or daughter as a Christmas or New ear’s present. It is no easy matter for one to make up their mind to part with a piano given to them as a present, and to be comealied’ through sentiment to keep an instrument of poor quality means sacrifice instead of pleasure to the recipient. We will appreciate the opportunity of showing you a line of ianos and player pianos, a large shipment of which fo r the holiday tr. We carry no Stencils, every instrument a Standard make. New Pianos From $200.00 Up New Player Pianos From $400.00 Up futon Pia STAR-—MONDAY, Don't Play At Games of Chance, but Choose With Certainty Lhe Piano or "Player Piano ade, in various styles, case designs DE >. 14, 1914. PAGE MUST THOSE THAT MOURN MOURN OUTWARDLY? (Copyright, 1914, by the Newspaper Enterprise Association.) It seems to me that one most awful things in the & house over which Death Itngering long before he 1 day with Waverly yonterday of the world is hovers, strikes Mother persuaded her to go out driving in one of Eliene's cars. As I looked at her In the pitiless light of the sunshiny afternoon, 1 saw how old, worn and helpless she had grown during Dad's sick ness, She seemed to be like a lit tle kle shell, tossed here and there, with no hope of ever finding & resting place Margie,” she don't you think get well?” I put mf arms about her. Poor dear! She had not given up hope, although the doctor had told me that morning that {t was only a question of days, perhaps hours. No, dear; the doctor told me this morning that he could not get well.” spent the asked pitifully your father wii She clasped her hands and whis pered to herself, “Alone, a Some women are mothers and some women wives. Mother Waverly ha lways been “the r husband, To the quaint, litt mn he had mar ties, They had lived together nearly years, and now children or any her ties seem of no account to her. Without him she will be alone! “What will I do after he ts gone, Margie?” she asked, almost child ishly You will have to go on living, dear. That is the hard part of it but, dear mother, I'll try and help pu, and all the rest of your chil dreh will do so.” 4 “1 don't believe Mollie has a black dress to her name,” she said, after a short silence, “and mourn. j Wholesale—MANUFACTURERS—Retail ing im 80 expensive.” | In {t necessary to put a young girl ike Molile in mourning Seattle Store: 1519 Third Avenue Would you ot have her respect he father's memory?” she asked rply “To me mourning {# only a fol a pee satuneeenieen |lowing of fashion, and I feel also " is ©: | ~~ | it is rather impertinent to thrust z | your grief upon strangers, acquaint : eat cane te va cat ances and friends by outward and ‘ the first public stamp sale of ostentatious signs. With you, dear. c the season by a Nassau street black {# a protection, and if you! ] dealer, George R. Tuttle paid | wish to wear ft I am eure it {s your! $1,750 for a 30-cent American | |T 18 RUMORED THAT VICTOR) the New York corporation sold the|theatre always has a good one privilege, bet I think e's = quee-) F Postage stamp of the “error | | potel, known aa “Slippery Slim” in picture to the Alco Film Corporation| A good Mutual Weekly ts plao | U90,!%8t Molile must settle for her Le issue” of 1869. |Easanay's Western farce produc-| for $100,000 | shown. oottr + ng ae ae tlons, has went and let his foot The film was secured by the “ee 1 tried te this as gg The House slip into the bonds of matrimony. | Clemmer theatre of this city and is) THE FOOTBALL PLAYERS oF Possible, for I knew that Mother i! ¥ The name of the young lady is Miss! being shown there all week the University of Southern Caij-/ Waverly, with her old-time ideas. g KEYSTONE Mildred Pam, niece of Judge Hugo eee fornia are now studying thelr de-| “Ould be horrified a thous c Pam of Chicago. It seems Miss! To Jook at Gladys Hulette, you'd| fects by means of the motion pic sp Gs Aehitamnnhor, HE omg sae ‘ emotions " he Be \ and I felt that tt would be a great Pam, in a recent visit to the E®|¢hink that she would be thy firet|ture machine. Thomas H. Ince, 2 , Class “a” Theatre sanay's studio at Niles, Cal., 88W| one in a crowd to climb a chair if a| WO bas taken scenes of a number TORE to Molile to dress her up in “Slim” and felt sorry for the poor me of games in which the university | °T°?* and stuffy veils. Especially Third at Pike. 3 Cents. M fellow. And “Slim” is a Chicago A> \was one of the contestante, hae|%0Uld this be uncomfortable for boy himeelf. loaned the films to the coach her in her business life, where eee | Undoubtedly, if the moving pic. there is no room for thought of HENRY McRAE AND HIS PLAY.| ture machine had caught the game ®8¥ one or anything but living peo ers, who spent some time making between the University of South. Ple and Iiving issues : ‘a We can save you pictures in Honolulu earlier in the ern California and the husky farm 1 ton d seo that Mother Waverty * r a » te | pe : rather resented my opinion, an { money on your dapechaueipeeess artick dad aeae Thanbactvice day ie Cioene thon) poor dear, 1am afraid Twould have Coal Bills. THE SUIT BROUGHT BY MARIE | defects would be plainly visible done the same in her place. I took write Dressler to gain control of “Tillle’s| ees pes yo - fene's and put the f . Punctured Romance,” a asix-reel| Class A Until Tuesday Night |'“Eoe craw minutes she forgot all comedy made by the New York Mo- | “The Sisters,” with Dorothy and she “ L, a tion Picture Corporation, has been Lillian Gish: “Mutual “Weekly +| Ref troubles. Isn't tt strange tha Tracts Co. dismissed by Justice Newberger of! World's news in pictures; “Pat atever comes to a woman—the Z the supreme court in that city, who Scenic”; “Ambrose’s First Fa Se ee et ae 418 Joshua Green Bidg. paid hae) believed the ‘pleture wae ial hood,” Keystone comedy Kreat worldly r Seattle. good hands, and that Miss Dressler's| a. 30 “ nly disgrace, al SE Sham wan h Since the decision was rendered, “THille's Punctured Robiénee wad ths tauren ad eonaaer OF comedy ia Ge baby forma againet her breast | $10, 000,000 a Year Alsoha Until Tuseday Wight {get dhe way back, 0 Dad sorrow | The Price of two-part) “1 can't bear it. I can't bear it Wasted on Trusses drama, with Alice Joyce;-"Unrest,”| Margie” she said as she clung to ‘ ny In Dutch comedy, me like a chi "athe Ne Pie | How 60 Days’ Trial Protects You soaiae varia Se sie I have often wondered how muct ‘ .. bf wf the heart can stand without bre Against Throwing Money Away } Melbourne Until Tuesday Night | ing —how much we can bear : The White Slave Traffi dra Phyel ain that seems eo for. eee ee ma. idable th we sh n terror Glad Be mida in # constant hold leith ° failure ry loss of nly way ever dlecev. Hulette | Grand Until Tuesday Night nds those we love eee wien | “A Friend in Need, mst, disgrace and despair—al entirely ante- drama; “Fido's Dramatic C: these ny have born nd the i} explained im the free cro. | comedy; The Outcome. Mary poor heart did not t k, even book which the soupen below will bring | mowse' Should soamper across the) Die.r4 Grama (old release); “Oth-| while the tortured lips while No Belte—No Leg-Straps—No Gladys’ looks are deceiving, how Jer ple's Business,” Keystone! pered Springs ever. She ts very cool-headed and| Comedy eS I cannot bear It. I cannot bear with the curse of/nervy. The other day, while acting| ' . ft.” od nd springs. | People *hol in a picture for the Edison company,| ,,L/berty Until Tuesday Night (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) Rie hs otc ct nas \ che wae eatriad. neroen 6 narrow| A Florida Enchantment,” Vita the bath. Also perspiration-proot and| ledge which overhung a gorge 200 graph comedy, with Sidney Drew nine sutte try-on or of first making amination ins * thergugh teat A Mere Try-on Is a Snare anything about piiance” afterward pro A truss oF 80 in the world y ‘actly what a thorough alxty-ay test to risk any money. 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