The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 2, 1915, Page 3

STAR—TUESDAY, F 1915. PAG | SEATTLE HAS NEAR CHARLIE CHAPLIN ALL WER OWN | j ) OCAT UL NA WA Complete Report of Market Today The withdrawal of one of the two} brokers responsible for the sweet potato war which raged along Com-| mission row since early summer, the conclusion of which was just! hed Monday, ts expected Tt is} sald that the dealers are satisfied tt) is to their advantage to allow a sin gio t firm to handle the stock | The price ° ~ ° rokerage of egKS descended ain today, Selected ranch fell a} 5 while two cents was lopped! off Bastern Aprils, Wholesale Dealers tor? ables and Fruit A 5-Part Comedy- Drama With Marie Doro | H | Her first screen ap- local, hothouse. pearance in her great- Hi) est stage succes a | AN OLD-TIME CONFAB WITH MOLLIE | (Copyright, 1915, by the Newspaper Enterprise Association.) Margie, will you come dowr jand have lunch with me phoned Mollie this morning RADICAL CHANGES Of course will, dear ba Bat ae a i ” I wi Waas kirts are circular, a ; ag a want a an vithout the yoke. Shor ake my luncheon from one until two oclock as Hr. Hattor length coats in military and goes out at that t Norfolks are quite the thing ‘ All right be Belted effects are very popu- ir Bnd doa ty bl lar; also fancy styles and the We tan bo anewhi like. 8, demi-tailored. Our prices are Aunt Mar H her heart from $22.50 up said she would be glad to have a |little time alone—“to get myself | SPECIAL AT together and settle m f down] to my own way of living once S S ° suiaee mart Spring —$35.00— Maggie has become a fine maid so 1 did not have to worry over Styles Norfolk Suits, made of black wens Aunt M n that score. and white check covert or ‘4 Phy Mr. Hattos,” | AT MODERATE | navy serge. The coat is 26 ; Mollie | ) : Do you think I mid do so?’ | PRICES inches long, with the yoke : not told , back a y anc 3 4 to Me you asain t All the latest nov} 24 a and fre = and paren pockets. The skirt is a nifty ersuade you to write those elties, including the] ! ) 8 storie | Tipperary and vari-§ “FS ular style, with a pleat I can't write children’s coat -aiuek allah down the center front. A belt stories, I never wrote a child's effect at the waist. story in my life and think it takes a mother to write of ebil " Mr. Hatton sa The est stories are not of life it is, but as it might be “Mr. Hatton, my dear Molle, is only quoti Aristetle sald; ‘It Is not the function of the | poet to relate but what may Mollie looked up at me what ha happen happen Honey, strained Navel oranges JCal lemons per cra | Florida arape fruit | Cooking apples Spitzenberge Winesapa Ml Ataymen Wihesape .-. Rome Beauties | lool | im. | Artichokes, hothouse 0 @ (90 4 x erate . % @iee | Cal. head lettuce + be @ 18 STEWART HOUSE Parenips 18 @ tte Turnipa, white La | ica Want Pon thaidie’ Turaiog yellow 16s Loule Post Muelier as Charlie | Modera Single Ti so kptpeteaa | Chaplin } Sor pnaa er me play the nut in front of his mon sc bla i theatre—well!! money is not to be | BY FR 1€ FILM | ee Pee oe eS Jongpier dorsal _ Chartte *200zed At nowadays in any form.'| he was back at work again e sea Ps ead e S taeeet par " With that he went skating out Loule Mueller is about the same aN ars PRED | Corrected dally py the Uradner ‘Inituten bine in trent at tha, through the exit on one foot, and) size as Chaplin and looks enough ALBANY Paine Somat rag oe opto fergeile sing 7O™ the titters outside I knew that! like him to be his twin brother, | | astern Aprile x M camathenae sss z wen oa) Pe | 190080086 wis egies Natlye Vo sehingtom For he's Charlle Chaplin over ge srenmery. brick : 11 | again,-from the top of his dented | sa , ative Washingtos derby down to his he eh M | For a limited time we will || oon wick 3 | Yesterday I stood in a crowd of | do work at the following ry nearly a hundred people and watch A 4 regon trip! u him «6c al er a . prices: Limburger ..... 18 od him go throagh all the antics The management of the Colonial) skidding around the corners on one| A good set of Teeth for... || Bomatts mbes! 38 familiar as Tam with Chap |22nounces, besides the regular pro-|foot, let alone the crazy antics of Fesee Amagiee +4000 0.00 it |im's etunte, I couldn't find any |St!™ this week, an extra added at-|the other two, The film had t > guia bh dae a 00 Wissensta creamery ..... iW aw ‘unte, J . traction of Charles Chaplin, ij audience in an uproar at every per. 22-K. Gold Crown. ..$4.00 Wisconsin criplots i Why Harry, there be is now!"| letting Acquainted.” It is beyond |formance yesterday | - . atom, tw . a . ry, tnete be , eriticts: ugh produc ny o-. 22-K. Bridgework, per tooth || | Price Paid Producers tor Reas, | /1 heard a woman remark to het! cry cheney ee erotic ee " | 00 Poultry, Veal and ashes as 0 left. the theatre |*2® three crazy “squirrel delights Charlie Chaplin is busy feeding ane beside oe ensne BS seeee pee pnt Far cutting up in front Of respectively Mabel Normand, Chap|the audiences of the Class A with Gold Fillings... $1.00 up . : Mn and Ambrose, could pull a laugh jaughs this week tn “Caught in the “Linas Filli | the crowk out of @ graveyard. It is worth Rain.” malgam Fillings ....50¢ ‘ a = Ig aoggr tl Bays ae your time alone to see Charlie « ois | ver 0 aan A and found out|~—- lover of the ‘Class A a Mrs. Leslie Carter ts with us that he was Loule Post Mueller and | All work guaranteed for > LR Eo m1 m gain in “Du Barry” at the Clemmer. 15 years. None but skilled Hiyed with Bie father at 1019 Fikelt AIR COMING OUT? She has a few more wrinkles, but| operators of long experience itn od sind theh im diattic sent) | en anaah io just as clever an actress employed by us, T asked. Dandruff causes a feverish {rrita ee .¢ All i “As long as I can remember. 1|*ion of the scalp, the hair roots; Another dainty beauty, Marte Work Done Painlessly was born here 21 years ago and) shrink, loosen and then the hair |PDero, ts pleasing patrons of the Examinations Free Ihave been here ever since,” he ro-| comes out fast. To stop falling hatr Morals of Marcus.” full of Turkish harems and| ver | plied. at once and rid the scalp of How did you come to be tn this) particle of dandruff get a 26-cen game?” was my next bottle of Dunderine at any drug .- “Well, you see, it was this. wag.| store, pour a little in your hand} Strong and romantic Robert Ede- I was op my way to a masquerade) and rub {t tnto the scalp. After » son is busy killing Indiana for the! tomers at the Alaska this week| Alfalfa, No 1 Puget sound timothy , tom. Office hours from 8:30 a. to 8 p. m, — * ALBANY Englishmen m. to hington om ball at Redding’s hall, the other| few applications the hair stops com-|¢ | night, in this garb, and Manager| ‘ng out and you can’t find any dan. |in “The Girl I Left Bebind Me.” Smythe grabbed me on the street | druff. | ae ora DENTISTS QUEAK and said he wanted to see me—and| er If you want a real thrill, don't! so here I am miss “Captain Alvarez” at the Mis Over People’s Bank CREM “I thought as long as a man want HEADACHE, COLDS sion. He rides his horse across a/ Cor. Second Ave. and Pike F J | ea to part with real money to haye| Y|two-by-four which spans a yawning! = | chasm. | Lost, one beautiful bride at the To the Soap’ Abed teas N Pl . Y\ colonial this in “Runaway Gentlemen: I feel that {t's up DIO I EVER TELL you ow aying | rb eal ge crowds are still in err in te | | |OF THE UntoRrewaTe at the | * Slee * de for m LOWE AFFFVR TI ONCE i. | At the Class A Until Tuesday Night given many other dentists EXPERIENCED? = | ia fo cdi og : : pig ayo gp gd oom —— 2 eer © AS sees eet new \mar "One Muse Up rs could fie ten, "You have given me we | You men and women who can't/Qriina. “Mutual Weokly “Caught the best satisfacti t th 11 | get feeling right who have ‘ * Keys 7 . ~ vee raphe om & | headache, coated tongue, bad taste tn the Rain,” Keystone comedy, fea If anyone wishes to see me in regard to above statement send them to me. Yours truly, A. F. PINKEL, 615 Union st. turing Charlie Chaplin. eee At the Colonial All Week “Restitution,” two-part drama; } jand foul breath, dizziness, can’t | | sleep, are bilious, nervous and up-| jset, bothered with a sick, gassy, disordered stomach, or have a bad | To Big, Satisfied Audiences Seattle, Wash. cold. “The Spirit of Giving,” Beanty dra Are you keeping your bowels|ma; “Runaway June,” story No, 3 clean with Cascarets, or merely | drama. o- A, | forcing @ paneageway every few days with salts, cathartic pills or| At the Clemmer All Week stor oll? “Du Barry,” drama, featuring Mrs Cascarets work while you sleep; | Lesile Carter. cleanse the stomach, remove the! sour, undigested, fermegting food | At the Mission Until Tuesday Night jand foul gases; take the excess| “Captain Alvarez,” na featur bile from the liver and carry out|ing Edith Storey of the system all the constipated | . an and BEL NORMAND In SETTING ACQUAINTED It's a Mack Sennett Key- stone comedy. You know the rest, All laughs Shown before in Seattle Wonderful Invention stores Health While You Sleep. Re- | $e $40 f THAT T SEL DOC4|| 0/0 SHE | marry | (QMOTHERY on ft y e 0 | nea tm any ~< waste matter and polson in the | at the Liberty Until Tuesday Night, uel rowels, | “The Morals of Marcus,” drama A Cascaret tonight —will| esaturing Marie Doro George Randolph Ch ee rg he out by ceaine a} 6 o:a © | > . O-cent box from any drug store offers his latest lwill keep your stomach ew At the Alhambra Until Sunday |liver and bowels regular, and head| wo, gagy ant o. Electricity wa e clear for months. Don't forget the|,,,,,,he Sage Hrush Gal.” drama that. Elec |Children. They love Cascarets be.| His New Job,” Essanay comedy, | | ta, applied wie e | cause they taste good or sicken (A Logical Dyspepsia, you never TIP! at the Alaska Until Tuesday Night | “The Girl I Left Behind Me,” dra ma, featuring Robert Edeson; also a Story (No. 3) great problem and THE SPO PART Commes This ot stream todesay i. SHE PIARRIE fl Woman Money will medy. | ly with new Itfe and vim, and in ntl have millions talking. Get comed ee | hort time your trouble is cured to busy. You will enjoy ‘em. || ha | a t the Tillkum Until Tuesday Night | ks. enviously, “I wish I knew as much as you, Margie. You and Mr. Hat ton are so alike in attainments, I never could understand why you fell in love with Dick who prob: ably | of would think Aristotle cheese and wh he liked ¢ than Shakespe I guess Dick and I same boat.” What do Mol * kind would de e Cohan are by you mean outside Mr, Hatton's office “Well, I may as well tell Margie. I like Mr. Hatton best of any man I have ever met and 1 always feel like a little numekull in his company. He in always referring to those old Greek or Roman fellows and I am wondering ff they are phil osophers or a kind of ancient wine. “T told him this once and you ought to have heard him laugh You know he seldom smiles but this time he threw back his he and laughed long and lond child, you certainly are as re freshing as a clear long hard climb sterile upward path.’ Wasn't that grand?” “Very pretty dear, but 1 advise yon not to get interested in a man of that kind—you would on a sunny ‘have a terrible time living up to! the tastes and ideals of a man like that.” “No, I wouldn't.” she answered eagerly, “I have never been a bit different when I am with him than I am every day—he likes me that way.” Then her lovely girlish face clonded a little, “Honestly, Mar gie, 1 can't tell whether he likes me or not “T never have known a man who was as considerate of me as Mr. Hatton is, when I am with him. Yet, Margie, he has never asked to call Even when dear Dad died he only left his card and flowers. Perhaps this may be on account of what Dick said that time Mr. Hatton brought me home in his car, (I wish Dick would just mind his own busines I bet if even you told all you knew I would find that Master Dick was no saint.) “Someway Mr. Hatton gives me the impression that he is very much interested in me. A differ ent kind of look comes over his face when he speaks to me than at any other time. Won't you invite him over to your house?” I laughed—all my relatives and friends must think I.am prime min ister to Dan Cupid for here was Mollie trying to get me to smooth out things for her with the man she was interested in and just a little while before Bill Tenney ask ed me to arrange so that he could meet his divorced. wife at my honse—“quite casually.” “First, my dear Mollie,” I sald “I am going to know Mr. Hatton } orating de mpe & stream secutive w | “The Stranglers of Paris,” six-part | better before I interest myself in of our bo p while TANCE OF INATING _ B ’ part} : 7 np Srehye ny dlaee ag Mey erg START NOW | ITY AND ¥¢ RMEN- | drama, |bringing you and him together hustin It makes | TATION os 1S }and you may be sure if he does : During the past two or three|At the Melbourne Until Tuesday | admire you as much as you seem ‘1 arives 1 ms ; lyears reports lave frequently ap Night to think he will find a way to tell ® pain ft drives it out Den re n ne ress concernin the “ 7 ” | bave ft snenctiod troubl Remaraakts valve of pinireiea vag A Scratch of the Pen,” drama 17 tn = jumbago, kidney or liver complaint nesia as an antacid; and ite abiiity| The Man, the Mission and th “By the way, who was that or Just @ lack of nerve force, Electra to promote normal, healthy digestion | Maid, drama; “From the|man who brought you home in Fiea wat Sahece Yes to porient heaich uct arabia, by preventing food fermentation and | Shadows,” drama; “Pathe News"; | the Hatton car the other night - Ss TED noutralizing dangerou oy f p ” Afe.” co: y Inued tomorrow.) ‘BO rE. mars wea By AlLStar American hha often been demer The Strenuc 8 Life, comed {Te be conti u Md tor TO Call or write for our SURE WAS Company recently druggists. ce | SARA age book, which 3 S 4 magnesia in powd + treatment. 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