The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 13, 1915, Page 3

ee. STAR—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1915, PAGE 3 Chas. Chaplin aw Mabel Normand —+ America’s Funniest Comedians in “Caught in a Cabaret” TWO BIG REELS, TODAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Boys’ $2.50 Boys’ 35c Wool Flannel Walets Sweaters in gray only with military ur attached To close, each 19c with V-neck Te SECOND AVE. AT VAMES ST. Exceptional Low Prices ON CLOSE-OUTS Close Out Prices on Raincoats} | Close-Out Prices _— ———— ee | AM BEGINNING TO HATE THAT WORD “BUT” (Copyright, 1915, by the Newspaper Enterprise Association.) the climax in Here's what Vic, the dramatic Of course I answered Ellene t and fur t lest rit lhe Star, said about that I could never love another sana” ve stoke Pla alacie had igckig Stag eae ee he suid ees whee “intoos. conse [A | on on Ladies’ Suits c i a roa Other Keystones me and I expected to be proper enn ( ‘Va 1500 T i ie hve ee mae WE [ant ncay sera aging fiseeyceree mice re nn. BOO] ae $D9S ‘ he request of yond a doubt Charlie is the crazies: since. $15.00 in Berbers i . tit self latel For 7 y « e wi ' Paso cone ties ned tthe oer NEW ARRIVALS For Spring MIDDY BLOUSES / away from me all and she Wear | ANOTHER GREAT FEATURE STARRING IRENE HUNT | 227.8000) i wien ae aita't! tae | |Close-Out Prices on | | Close-Out Prices on Furs ¥ 2 you think she ta il . os and $10.50 Fu , +: wd Bn Tailored Skirts on $3.75 ‘ A fascinating, gripping newspaper story that keeps your nerves tingling every that Harry, browghe ‘her “trom a oe hie st abe $2.98 ah ; a ae # } minute. One of the big films of the picture world oneiiiation. ein od Bela’ pr a ie ry Bh: $9 95 Her color was exquisite and she sseceervercones was laughing like a child at some BRASS BUTTONS PATHE SCENIC : | foolishness of Jim's odeling and enlarging is going on Beauty Comedy Drama Always Interesting “But,” sald Harry THE BUSY sca where remodeling MRS. ED STOUDT Abit oiine ths astd the eee whe in our Shoe Department. At |} vide, Harry That's it, 1 guess,” he eid 5 vcr! | ES TRAL | CHILDREN’S COATS bite me A per $1 9 Pr air for Women's $3.00 imagine that I get cold stagger a te ig ve : i ’ hen it comes over me that I may k velvet, vicl kid, Our New York buyer picked up a lot lose her again.” sizes in each style, but you can have of Children’s fine Coats at half price. We ein the lot TO} have divi them {nto three lots, $1.98, close out, your pick at $1.98 a pair. | 3049 and $2.98. Any Coat is worth at 52 49 Pair for Women's $3.50 | least double the price asked. Ages 2 to Shoes, in newest dress | 6 years. “What are you two talkin jabout?’ said Eliene, as she an Jim came to a stop tn front of us. | “Harry is trying to tell me that cy 5 Cents Clean, Weil Ventilated, fen’ evenines before when ‘ilene $1. A9 Celi ht gee: abner ee eike + aed ul Kees on for wor a Comfortable Mabel Hormard. eget darn aaa ase! thik, same wixid 18¢ pe (ek doable 1006, alas world, but “1 am beginning to think that word ‘but’ should be eliminated from the English language,” broke in Harry, hurriedly Final Chapter in Film Story in Which 223-22 | as fascinating a man as you are in| | killing my wife with this grilling | work you call the tango? -_Trene Hou h Appears on hairy ote con lingiy.. I knew abe thought Harry |. c eet cane had been saying something to me 1 ex life were her prey. She studied) woman upon whom Arnold had fast-yup her mind. Her course tn clearly tat she ought to hear BRIDGES | CHAIRMAN men as the spider studies the fly.,ened his affections. She put forth outlined ahead. A ct tw taking Weil.” she said, “I'm only go A reorganization meeting hel And her capture was sure. the child in an endeavor to melt! place in her soul and Evelyn, with !98 to dance one more with Chad Tuesday by the port comnileslil 4 Beautiful, tasteful in her dress|the steel of the “vampire'’s” heart.|a thrill of hope, recognizes {t and then I'll stop. sulted in the election of Robert |and possessed of wonderful charm, ————| Marguerite, with her womar Come on | Bridges to succeed Gen. H. M4. Gaal * had captured Arnold Cummins fatuition, thinks rapidly. She ca . ltenden an chairmen: G. $1 6 and quality Sizes 13 tor Never feat: an to 2. Laces—Never before were such Boye’ Ghoes, same style 5c bargains in Linen Torchons, Cluny, $1 9 and quality, Sizes 2% | Net Tops, Smyrna, eto. This is the sea to 6%. son ~ cat a: dees ea Growing Girie’ Button ralde—loops an Ts ry $2.50 Shoes, worth $3.90, with 5 extensively used for trimming. low heels and wide toes. Sizes 2% | Why pay 25c? You can get them here to 6 for be now. sald Mr. Hat \¢ change my!) Prices ae ithout effort. He just drifted into Cummi , 4 leve . ‘ PART ill. hed | immins on the phone and asks ” “y e berg was re-elected secretary. her life through a | we Sa : said Eliene quickly ou ie * - Marguerite Dawson had been thel supper party or Seat con al him t hurry to her apartments. | sance with Margie, 1 see furrows | © 1 @ 13 L. R. West, who has been acting Fesigning beauty of two seasons.|"Pper Party one night and she} |She then calls an old admirer on of care or annoyance on the erst ot @ (12 |engineer of the commission, was She traveled in a “fast set.” Her! Doon she would win him a the wire and invites him care-free brow of my one and hogs oF 48 [appointed chief engineer of Gm ‘Ways were those of a woman of the) soy Arnold. “fell "He PRE Both men come together ia, the husband. As a dutiful wife | port. World and her gorgeous apart: re “59 | rooms of the woman t oth love. 11) git here beside him until the +) ere ments a “trap.” Part-)to keep his secret from his wife. | Marguerite anno’ har: 4a | entawte ta enottand “enae,” felling Prices to Retailer for HE'LL GET JOB AGAIN Mén. of wunlth trce ott walks of| Then love's call became too strong gagement to the admirer and esonree, tt son ure ebine a Butter, Kees and Cheese S| VICTORIA, Jan. 13.—Failure of —he knew he must elther give up Oymmins, stunned, falls into slcrow mmo over thet way l'mar 6s any other candidate for the office guerite or Evelyn, Society was : . , Corrected daily by the Bradeer Co» | to announce himself practically ase tmir. well tell you that your friend, Mrs. Ke | l Segtesins to gossip—it was just a The surprised admirer takes Waverly, is the best dancer in the . 1 |Sures the election by acclamalaas |question of days when Evelyn Marguerite tn bis arr room.” zs | of Mayor Stewart @} would hear of his misdemeanor Arnold Cummins stumbled from And would rather dance with - “5 |from the lips of another. the room. He phoned his office. some one who pays her pretty com- | tocal ester? Et) FAMOUS FOR HER HAIR AGO OR pad tr told her—plainly the Dorothy Ellis answers pliiments than sit with a glorifying | Cal. celery, per erate ec inted trut “Your wife is waiting for you, hush: who talks of his own wife | Ca! celery, do 28 oe ae ys they did not see each Mr. Cummins,” she said pleasantly. | all the tim I gayly as I took | Partiey : os a6 Actress Tells How to Obtain It other re Ellis, the beautiful! Her voice seemed t aken| Mr. Hatton's arr 1 e | e olee seeme o awaken Ms pl Evelyn 4 suspicions with her great| moment later he leaped into a taxi) TY Now everybody's hay t @ 23 | leading vaudeville circuits the past ra beauty, knew the trembling voice and started for hime. 1 wonder {f you will fe i? | winter and who is especially noted Kidneys cause Backache? No! | from the Cummins’ residence was Reconciliation! Joy! A happy 64. Mra. Waverly 125 @ 3 it | for her long, beautiful hatr, in am They have no nerves, therefore can|thé Wretched wife, hoping against| lfamily sat down to dinner in the| not?” whispered Mr ee 4 17 |cent interview In Chicago, made not cause pain. Listen! Your|hope that her wayward husband! 4 |Cummins home that night No, I will not. Is se 18 the following statement: “Any backache is caused by lumbago,|¥OUld mend his ways and return} “Tt was all a wild dream, Eve ios have eee ee by 100 @ lady or gentleman can promote the sciatica or a strain, and the quick-|*® ber lyn,” he said, holding her tightly tn ton as auetulia: tee dea? se growth of their hair and make it est relief is soothing, penetrating) Dorothy Ellis, unconscious of the} his arms, “and I am now awake. @| soft and glossy with this simple “Yes, you can, Ask your hus “St. Jacobs Oil.” Rub it right on|Pain she had caused, even chatted irene Eesete Hough (The End) PU Soa eae Pegg CR Bg vo fi e : 11ro | recipe which they can mix at hom your painfal back, and instantly [with Cummins’ little son when he} agg wa ayant Shag © Your Home e . 1% @ Mt To a half pint of water add 1 oz. ‘ The sight of such happiness as you 1% @ (£60 |bay rum, a small box of Barba | But In vain. Marguerite belleved In . . and Ellene’s with your husband's | rar spirit grew up|the “even chance” game of love BARRETT COMING and Eliene’s wi 7 : makes me think there ts after all *, ye soft-volced operator | She was willing that Arnold should the soreness, stiffness and lame | Ness disappears. Don't stay erip-| Compound and % oz. of glycering, Apply to the scalp two or thre@ pled! Get a small trial botr'e of ocean treed en al A ‘ “St. Jacobs Oll” from your druggist |and the son of the president of the/ stick to his wife but his wife must 2 os. ia Ny sr "that “ae , . 30 times a week with the finger tips and limber up. A moment after it firm. And, in common with the| first show the power to attract him A general plan for enlarging| “es cat teria! Age i prow “© | This is not only the finest hail fs applied you'll wonder what be-| World, Dorothy knew that Cummins] as she, Marguerite, had succeeded |‘*ade between the United States) "fon Ut Som’ lm Tuk Nate | grower I have ever known, but if came of the backache or lumbago| had split with his beautiful wife in doing. See aan oie tig Moet vl Fe som nuch and lost | @ - cialis (Ger Saee, STARTS FIRE IN PEN prevents the hair from falling out, pain A crisis in the affairs of the Ct The scene is a painful one. ohn ett, director general o i if Veal and Pork ves dandruff nd scalps Rub old, honest “St. Jacobs O11"| mins family when Evelyn| A last final plea by Evelyn seems |the Pan-American union, at alunch-| (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) | ¢ 5 dg esa humors, darkens streaked, | whenever you have sciatica, neu-|went with her little boy to soften|to stir the “other woman.” She|¢0n to Semele prpgg = 1 | Only One ‘BROMO QUININE’ "88 ooo Sit ad ee Sea Phen sige gray hair and makes it soft an felgia, rheumatism or sprains, asthe heart Marguerite Dawson esitates, grasps the child In her|noon at the Rathskeller. he Cham r wt ue ja nN as caught starting) glossy The ingredients can ba Whenever vou feel « snid coming on think ot ber of Commerce has Just complet: | the. full, oame” Lacative. Brot ed arrang itentiary, after) purchased at any drug store a d be {t is absolutely harmless and|She pleaded with all the fervor of | arms and si n silent thought for doesn't burn the skin, woman's shattered heart with the!a moment ‘Mare verite has made ures stopped. | very little cost.”"—Advertisement. ments Does She Browheat? i \— “ea ——— a 33 COMING SOON TO THE COLONIAL