The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1915, Page 3

STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1915. PAGE 3 {PHOTO PLAYS| rT “The New York ~ Express overtook LIBERT y 25¢ q a local and slowly Crochet Woo Toftet Paper ; forged ahead, and eae veep 184i Ned, peering fever- Tonight and fine cele seturtey, aii ishly into every Saturday all sizea—Bat aay, take home passing window, pra ens 5 — the none? SEWING WITH ANNIE ON black - Vandyked DAINTY LITTLE TIM'S CLOTHES : : (Copyright, 1915, by the Newspaper = ] stranger bending Enterprise Association.) : ‘ gracefully over his MARGUERITE “Ye neo, Minn Margaret, I am Saturday Last Day Before Invento > just-wed and new ain cre es fats yoabou os vom ; e Vv yv e ry . ” about little Tim's clothes.” fi rs a R : ly-lost bride. Robie right up, Annie 1 aims M ’ Rai C ts sled wit git & Falny day and we can en S alin 0a S ; { IT ALL COMES OUT Margaret,” nid. “Annie a” ite : oe IN IN she fa 4, pat 1tould ‘Tim that 5.98 ; ae jyou'd be showin’ me just what to i . Youre taking no chances buying here. Dissatiafied customers’ money returned for the asking. Our goods are always worth to us what we retail them for. Don't be timid—take advantage of this big saving event, Less Than Half Price. 20 of these Coats to be closed out tomorrow. They are the black and white kind, that always sold 97 for $12.50. Thoroughly waterproof, fj * do, bundle and such a conglomeration lof embroidery and flanne! fel! out Then she proudly opened her Jus |There was enough material to |make clothes for a small orphan asylum “Runaway | “THE Goose and yet nothing was just ‘ ” right with plaid backs. Full range of 3 | “Do ye know, now,” whe continued sizes. Tomorrow your choice, $5.98. a with a wide amile, “y'd laugh if ve 7 4 , could wid what joy Tim looks M Ld : ; Harold McGrath's at these things, He picked up that er | Ss u Ss . f . jlttle shirt last night and fairly ‘ : charming romance, shouted ‘Annie, remimber ye're | 2 50 . . ; : not makin’ clothes for a doll, it's i" ed oi cabieil “s in 5 parts. Timothy O'Connor, jr, that'll be . 4 4 wantin’ something to kape his little body warm’. Thin he tried the little shirty over wan of his big hands and stuck his thumb and little finger through the armholes,” | Scene from “Dough and Dynamite,” a two-reel Keystone comedy, with Charlie Chaplin In the leading The film is keeping the | audience ‘at the Class A in convulsions at every performance. | KEYSTONE HAS This is the greatest and best 9. offer of the season for up-to-date B” Suits, worth $22.50 and $25.00. Splendidly tailored and perfect fit- one is being re- peated along with leate Lover,” George Ade comedy, I did not envy Eliene so much i c i NEW COMEDIAN Ae z, in some of the newest colors, story number two. S Mack nett of the Keystone At the Class A Until Saturday|When she was buying her baby eet hy a Re 4 company has secured Harry Crib Night jclothes, but I did envy Annie as we in cassimeres, worsteds and serges. bon, former leading comedian! “Dough and Dynamite,” two-reel |#at there together and sewed and Sufficient styles to fit the slim , e for the Gayety company at the Mo tae aoe « arte Soap re me ag seis —ae ae man, the stout man, or regular ‘g " osco theatre in Los Angeles, Mack |lin; Night's Adventure, 1 going to make all my baby ss ; r : Don t Miss It Lubin comedy jkave he has a find in Harry. Heldrama; “His Lesson,” drama; |clothes for I know now that when ia these eae? 2 pe : |must have, for the new funny man|"Love and Business,” comedy lam sewing for my baby it will be before Inventory, $12.50. ‘ thas such a well-trained face, It is S&. 2: 8 the happlest time in my married . ™ like a kaletde it moves and At the Alaska Until Saturday Night |life. Love of husband, as we of id Pp ts t It is George Ran- And changes so, much and. in so| “The Truth About Belgium,” ed-|today know it, ts an acquired pas en an ‘ d 1 h Ch ’ |startling a manner that {t is won ueational, aoe sfon; bearing children ts a part of | Pt ae y happy, y greatest story. educational picture | ALTHOUGH JIM CLEMMER RESIDENCE THEATRES @|Annie?® banked s as Se has jumped from the ridiculous to “Why, Miss Margaret, surely a Splendid wearing materials, ine aca Kimball Young,| ..At the Home Until Frigay . ‘ Splendid wearing . 2 tog ao gag nn a Brig “The Master Key Ne. & two thc eth re ae that cassimeres, worsteds and corduroys, 4 j / ep Fuarps noe ‘Nine! lac oten” terenit’ nows that no wan ts per. ; - fi * a - Also Two Great Key- large audiences this week at his Sey Avload: 1B cgeonerteayns \eracke |fectly happy on this sinful earth in neat ae Se dark ole ing stone Comedies vies bee man,” drama; “An Ill Wind,” com-|7™ and me has our quarrels and values to $3.00. Tomorrow before |CASTLE WANTED ody (Byes gee Me nang he inventory, $1.79. i. | see fear, and only n man iver came A sp eld Inc, through Frank A.|At the Pleasant Hour Until Friday eth ony and unseretnd us vom ie DFLa, od S fa n J as eo bilaned PS b CENTS Garbutt, made an offer of $5,000 BO ee ey a seer ot of the | HOI, Virgin, who knew our’ foolleh for early morning shoppers, from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. 97 NT. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle, the /three p At the Foot ¢ * rag "i alae Re * famous dancing pair, to appear tn | Stairs,” drama; “Secret Service hearts and excused us because we Saturday. We reserve the right to limif“quantities. 97 forthcoming Bosworth produc. tz," comedy | ; : FIRST AT PIKE t n ball |At the Society Until Saturday | en, my dear Miss Margaret, : tion in which a scene in a ball) oclety y . ‘ i. room is one of the principal inct-| Night sig ooh oem fost, sie walle 9 to 1 p. m. | 9 to 1 p. m. 9 to 1 p. m. + “A Million Bid,” five-part 4 3 ok us from them fi | dents. ee POM cage Sve-part drama, iin shape of « rib we were not mete 1 Pair — Mena Canvas | OO. Each — belacaig ath 25c Deere elhaalet ane ie aan Jeapectally for thi Sanitary Fleece Shirts 5 - j no AP YOU WANT SO NON aL At the undatiw. Unt” enturddy, thy Qevil tells ta ners cay none Serio, SNA padi | and Drawers, in Jaeger color on- | tailored and trimmed as $1.50 —7 real facts about Belgium, would lor ? 5 tecting your hands out garden. 4 | grades. @ - hb listen to him, and we git ly. Drawers with reinforces b orth your while to see th pio Night |of us « y * Customers bring shoes here | YIELDING TO TOUCH fares at the Aleake. They are the| ‘The ort ime and the|Yery uppity and talk about fivin’ | !9& or handling wood or coal. | waist band and shirts bound with tor We 4 from every part of the city, be- a "If 1 Were Young Ur own liven whin all the time we [| Large enough to fit any size | silk around neck and down front. 25¢ Petticoats nen— Bo trom every part ot ere cy 1) ECONOMY FOR ONCE'™ = ..- The’ Widows |know in OU? bearts t's the fives'etiMl’ hava 18.¢ fin let {Fents!| Scop rattles and pin ‘tacke. Aa fl It’s a bit better. | NEWSPAPER MAN jour husbands that we want to reg: | C Shirt Waists, in gray a i $1.00 grades REGAL SHOE |) s7.cowts, san. 29—"Hands up,"|TO, WED ACTRESS ed ulate and live. 5 Pair—Men’s Cotton Sox, | only; worth 35c; have military = ‘ 4 bs wr 60D. ~~" Hands tp, Through thé columns of the Los|At the Greenwood Until Sunday iow, Miss Margaret, I've found C reinforced heel and toe, in | collars attached and links. Pearl 7 Huck and Turkish Towels, REPAIR SHOP | called « highwayman to Simon Spit) , colon Record, Miss Agnes Ver: | Nght Jout wan thing and I've got tt knock-|[| tan and black, Seamless and | buttons tn front. Pocket and | 4 C worth 1c, size 18x36; First and Seneca. Main 4136. wer. Spitzer looked into the muz-|non, leading lady with Charles Gib-| "The Master Key,” episode No. 2,/ed Into my noodle so it can't get| fast colors. Well worth i0c pair | tape at waist band; sizes 6 to | good heavy weight, in. plain : |ale of a revolver and complied. The|lyn's company of Nestor players at ama; “Bean and Hobo,” comedy; |away from me and that fs that ye —sizes from 9% to 11%. 115 years. white and red stripe borders. ~ the Universal Hollywood atudios, | “Bill Goes Into Business,” comedy must give a manvhis head once in| NTT jrobber took ® gold watch and $30) 11 cy announced her engage | “In Danger Hour ama; “An In-/a while. | = \-Filled jfrom his victim's pockets, then hé| nent to Abe Deuce, apectal staff |dian'’s Eclipse,” drama I Fike at camel bok hic mannan Good Values at $5.00 cles Fitted With Spherical ah) Lenses, $2.50. y Examination Free BINYON OFTICAL Co,, come |looked up into the latter's face. “Say, weren't you in a store at 18th and Market sts. with five other |men the other night when a guy writer for the Newspaper Enter. prise association. . out. Some ave thim do it through a bottle of whisky, some ave thim make love to women promts- (WANT CHILD ADVICE | = cvour like, some ave thim just take The {t Out In naggin’ about the house and MANAGER VON HERBERG OF the Liberty was the wise one when $3.19 Boys’ Norfolk Suits Tomorrow Last Call before Inventory WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. First came in and asked for the price of * | te bend | something to eat?” asked the bleh a wi cert oper aH port to congress showed pamphlets |Pome of gp romiboree Pree Bib kv “The Goose Girl,” ap ~ “ jmoney and lovin’ words that ye : pe this week. For she 1s just as good |Tecarding child raising And child) might ax well be married to a lump| One thousand pairs of Shoes for Men, Boys, Girls and “Well, then, here's your watch|*, exer of big houses ne, Maly ere aay other government publica. |of ¥ood—the cords will hurt ye that Women, at about 15¢ on the dollar. On sale Saturday. and money back. You're the fellow| Pickford ever was Ues ye to aither. Here are a few of the prices: who gave me a dime when the other jfive turned me down.” The highwayman returned the }loot, pocketed his revolver and was oft. e | one. “Once in a while I know that Tim Mn the Colonial thie week in| Old-Time Cold |S (e, thinkin, that he is in baa up” a he Colo = it h oF 1 the exciting chase for “Runaway | with the whole world and rummages be t | . 1 around tn his own mind to find who June,” the lowt bride, You'll lke tt. | Cure—Drink Tea! j10un1 ' bis own mina Bi cay io Get a small package of Hamburk |course, me bein’ his wife and usual 98c Pair for Men's $3.50 Patent Leather and Gun metal Calf Oxfords. They are the famous Pilgrim, Patriot brands, made $1.49 Pair for Ladies $3.50 Shoes, in patent leather, gunmetal calf and vici kid. Sizes 3% ‘Wm! continue to ship Saimon, avar- aging 3 pounds, dressed, in Individual Doues, to any point in the U. 8 STERLING TO Breast Tea, or as the German folks |ly prisent, I git the tT, 1B ant Bewintes see All Charges Prepaid, $1.25 APPEAR AT ORPHEUM ne [call tt, “Hamburger Brust Thee,” Now I've come to the concluston|| bY Roberts Johnion and Rand ; “G ” ~~ Guaracterd to arrive in perfect con- Ford Sterling has deserted the) at any pharmacy. Take a table-lif ye can only just kape yer head|ff| Co., St. Louis, Sizes 6 to 11 known “Gotzian Shoe.’ ee ee, Smt. Oe studio for the stage, @ 40-week eD \enoonful of the tea, put @ cup Ofland remimber that bein’ the last\M pair worth the original price. Migperet Salmon ‘and ail other son agement over the Orpheum time) hojling water upon It, pour through sti pair wo ainal p 79c Pair for Products. See the fish before shipped being the magnet which drew him |e toy a Qctak 6 tamkeorel ok handiwork of God ye are much su- i you wish. r ja steve and drink @ teacupful at) derior to the man who is blowin’ ‘ Children’ » mo 8c ren’s $1.50 Sh ck (51 Herthecn Doth: Bits. away Pa Jany time. It ts the mont effective |Ofr his atenm and bad foclins no en, 98c Pair for 's $1.50 Shoes, in black and Main 5874 Third at way to break a cold and cure grip, | 5c WE ARE THE UNDERTAKERS And the only ones today in Seattle who stand for a decent cost on all funerals. The trust undertakers are doing everything in tan vici kid. These are splendid shoes, well made and should give plenty of wear at about % actual price. ket a strangle holt on him whin he comes to his sinces and is sorry— otherwise ye show yersilf as wake ax himself. “T tell not only Pike. the pores, relieving Also loosens the bow els, thus breaking a cold at once 2 $2.00 Patent Leather, Vici Kia\ © and Rox Calf Shoes, made from solid leather and on comfortable lasts. EDWARD JOSE 18 MAKING te it opens all kinds of a fool out of himself | congestion at the Alhambra thin week in “A Fool There Was.” If you are not) jt ig inexpensive and entirely one, and want te know what a| therefore harmiess Miss Margaret, we're 7 our brothers’ kapers, but = ee pai si ‘ }fool looks like, take a slant at Ed-| - ward our husbands’ kapers, It Hes wid|goin’ to kape Tim. iy | Re onan oat } = : : le— - eee | ns to kape him or let him go, I'm| (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) i? ai REE EOE At the Tilikum Until Saturday ment ct a aes ae = ——_—_—_—_—_—— ——— |} (Prices paid producer) 1} ie -<.".*|_BULL BROS, Aifaita, No 1 11.80 % “A Woman's Debt,” drama, fea- vegetable, | their power to retard our truly marvelous growth—but the turing Cleo Madison; “A Mother's | MARKET REPORT Puget sound timothy 11.60 - public are with us heart and soul Influence,” drama; “Winsome | tram, ton ee | Jus? Printers We are fighting the just fight—and we believe the day Winnie,” comedy; “Between Show. Eastern Washington oats i300 | 1013 THIRD AIN 1043, ers,” Keystone comedy eee has passed for the hundreds of undertakers who take advan Tolle Rheumatiam Sufferers to Eat |? cal creamery wv mae . Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers for | | wisconsin creamer 7 pti seth, einige mg nt deh alma GREAT EXCITEMENT !8| Less Meat and Take Salts I Veustables and. Yrait A Petnerscomtincursnegd af j tail to consider the justice of “the funeral . reigning among the patrons of the | 2 | CaS - Viscondin triplete 7 » a Mission over the disappearance of| Rheumatism is easter to avold|wyrisrerd daily ny JW voawin © cn | Washington twin 1 the little kid in “The Shanghaled |than to cure, states a well-known | yakima Gema 92.00 2460 - - —— (: Baby.” Jauthority. We are advised to dress |urbanks #200, @2ke0. | | Prices Paid Producers for | : > oie (warmly; keep the feet dry; avoid!‘ sweet potatoes Ke we o 7 - Pe o- mn ——————— © | ox nouiire; eat loss meat, but drink |e! ontone --.... ee | | MOVIE PROGRAMS }| plenty of good water See anne + glean ed pL RM ti 7 2 gE Rheumatism {8 a direct result of |Onions, Yakima : asipth> : . Re the Clemmer Until Saturday | ating ton much ment’ anther omen mm P Hens over 8 fhe... "e « |Victor Barker Asserts Remedy Cured Bad “Deep Purple,” five-part drama, |fich foods that produce ure ucld 176° springs Ha “| Case of Stomach Trouble in u Di joo Ducks, youn . \ 2. featuring Clara Kimball Young. | 1+ 1 the functfon of the kidneys to | Carrots 100 9 ‘scone \ see Aaa eed 10 | Short Time. . This Beautiful Black Broadcloth Casket trimmed with six sil- A Liberty Until Saturday | filter this acid trom the blood and ba epg hte Fauabs, good size, don 2.00 @ 2.80 | 4 ver and cloth handles, silver name plate, engraved, satin lined t the e pf fog least it out in the urine; the pores |Caulifion er. in O14 pigeons, good # ie 1.00 | . ats BS Nee Trust price $75 to $100, Our independent “ine ae MGirl.” fivepart |of the skin are also @ means of |Cal. celery, per orate... 2.78 @ Veal, lars 12 @ 124! Victor Barker, well-kno’ p MMR ciithepake. ¢ ‘ r Iran featacing Marguerite Clark; | freeing the blood of this tmpurity, |Cal celery, dos | Pork, wood block hogs .. 08 @ .08%|ping clerk of Spokane, popular a tee Magnetiom’: “They |i damp and chilly cold weather | hivvary, | Fore, Meee -nsivcess; 8 @ 08 | atone the residents of the olty, Who 2 er oP . Be oa |Looked Alike,” comedy arene tap diss ae abe | hg $ resides at 1213 First avenue, 1s re- OUR SPECIAL $75 FUNERAL im | AE Pee ee eee ete any sui leer, ee eal jotcing because he has recovered | 5 Pod per eed tet en alsa oy 1% @ | from a long siege of stomach trouble The nbove canket, as described, strong outside box, laying out, | | gish and re nate the rom a long siege of § shaving, bathing and dressing remains, embalming, pedestals, rugs, At the Alhambra All Week,| ish and fall to eliminate the uri Der crates. 238 @ } era indigeatice Do Rib WnKheraaal Mera tases take Aaa te neice aieortiien Aicte te seme: | A Fool, There Was,” Grams, |Ctouating through the system a ae friends he readily gives Akoz, the fired, auto hearee, two nuts, advertising death fa sows- Mt. Bp cireulatin < > system, : | rionds ho 1 ; Ferd, wingnnt nu hearse, two aion, advertiaing death in news. | featuring Theda Bara Jeventually settling In the fotnts ) 8! ws | wonderful California medicinal min: Na, and free tise of parlors. This funeral duplicated by aay | lend Wtséles, ‘causing | stitiness, | ineeeee + o.8 Yjeral, being introduced in Spokane nn a | At the Colonial Alt Weer >. 1 [soreness and pain called rhéuma-| tome Heauties OME Ie at the Owl drug store, credit for ciwiinipiceinnd Hn ae tm. Cer we : “8 |his improved condition. His letter : again and No. 2; “Love, Speed and | ism Salis ¢ chenma | Reapers ater: tenes : We are a0 close to you as your phone, and closer in quick service Thrills,” Keystone comedy; “Fatty| At the first twinge of rheum rtichokes, hothouse .,.. fon “Mor éix years I have suffered 5 calls anewored immediately by And Mabel at the San Diego Exposl.| tim, get from any pharmacy about] tettuce, crate ™@ — r six yea’ ave guffere ardiess of distance ee Ga seisdy . jfour ounces of Jad Salts; put @/ cal. nead lettuce . 160 @ What's Rheumatism? Pain only./from stomach trouble and indiges- barbs fon,” scenic come : is , 12 @ dressiag| Ho vase in tion, Food I would eat would sour, “ee tablespoonful in a glass of water F Stop drugging Not case tn | tion . hogeny caskets, with extension handles, 0016 and drink before breakfast each | TY *S lefty requires internal (reatment.|my apyetite was impaired and. I Mane te wines Gur glee F108. . At the ween ar Gaturday | rorning for a week. This fe said|; 024 |Rub soothing, penetrating "St. showed my distress by losing Ri P . “The hailed Ro: three. | to eliminate uric acid by stimulat 4 Jacobs. oul directly upon the “ten-| weight. I never got anything that Can Ean Oa Pee 1 Pm Ber ttn, arama: <The Erocees |e ta eae Sagat these | Md [der apot” and relief comer {natant mould ‘cure me until tried “Akos i Server,” Edison comedy; “Hearst-|thus ridding the blood of these Im-| St. Jacobs i @ harmless | That remedy has done wonders for takers, $20 to $3! ur Price $ Server,” Edison ‘co purities, P tor? |rheumatism and sciatica lintment,|me, It has stopped the gas form- VICTOR BARKER No one dares dispate the freth of the above statements, | Selig Weekly, Jad Salts 18 inexpensive, harm-| | ** | | which never disappoints and can-|ing the source of all my suffering, | —————-_____-_ -——-s—r oe give a man & square deal whew he needs m square deni, and he “ ys <4 g 4 bee at aioe g taneral 40. nospanecy, 7 . At the Grand Until Saturday Night| lens and fs made from the acid of |@ @ not burn the skins ning: coftected my sour stomach and Inland the internal mineralized water Children’s foneral rates one-half that charged by other undertakers. “The Master Key,” 10th epigode, }krapes and lemon juice, combined | \correctea daily gy the Bradner cor | Limber up : Quit complaining ry way Siuproved my condition, lis pleasant to take’” drama; “Universal Weekly”; “The| With Hthia and 18 used with excel) |. a5 |Get a small trial bottle from your june] now I ant satisfied that I am| Akoz has relieved thousands of FREMONT UNDERTAKING COMPANY Millionaire Engineer,” drama. lent resulta by thousands of folks | iestegAprie Peg poets | Sara Am (ust & moment cured, as {ar as any symptoms oflothers who were sufferers from f * 4 |who are subject to rheuma you'll be free fr e ot : J ay Bye eh oi hk a ae aogier Melbourne Until Saturday {Here you have a pleasant, effor-| watve sciatic pain, soreness, atiftooss and |™¥ Ol4 alltient are concerned. | T/atomach trouble, rheumatism, tives Auto Ambulance Bervice Phone North 220, Day or Night om nme aturday | vescent lithia-water arink | which! creamory, 81 |gwelling. ‘Don't suffer! 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