The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1915, Page 3

STAR—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3}, ly15. PAGE 3, Mary Pickford Tells the Inside of Camera Acting Explains the Tremendous Attention to Detail Necessary | to Get Good Film. | TS | It's Awful to Sell Merchandise This Way! Awful! SECOND Ave. AT JAMES ST CHAPTER Vi ne th bad fit to the ere was a ee eae tind BY IDAH McGLONE GIBSON ra gesture mad a a (Copyright, 1915, by the Newspaper 9 graceful | cehiiten. °°") Easter Millinery ; | So it is—but it’s awful to keep it and lose money! That’s why the stock is to be | 0"ihe.’ wid Mory Pickford, “hn ae Teas i ton i ; closed out. That’s why we have marked $3.00 and $4.00 Long Kid Gloves for 98c reat che detail. 1 - or ORNS ae Untrimmed 95 Each } —Suits and Coats that were $10.00 to $20.00 are Two-fifty—Finest Silk Stockings [panne ‘avon A shoving ard engidinnd ; Shapes... Cc y that were $1.00 and $1.50 are 59c. Many Girls’ White Easter Dresses are half price ete nk cee Pore ralerion’ nie Dozens of the most. desirable Untrimmed Shapes, in —Misses’ Serge Dresses are half price—and all the new goods and all the old goods Pisiilac obene uni overt ah: \tuas te la tnly x ver Black, Tan, Boeits Bina len SOU are marked down because the “jig is up” for Panton! fect. Combine these and you | that one may be a Mans: daleh Asean et Special values in Misses’ and Children’s Trimmed Hate— 69c 98c $1.29 have the most unflattering ve hicle that an st can use to The jod of & w project his Id actress is even shorter than “Ever woman ha probably tage life of the legitimate actress IN y a TS a N the Glove Store, Women’s Elbow-length Kid Gloves, N THE SECOND FLOOR you'll find some time in her life posed for al “Ae I sald. botee thy canerniy OUR WOMEN'S TRIMMED HATS are the talk os I the city—only while doing wo. is pitiless, wh that were sold in Martin’s Glove Store at $3.00 and GIRLS’ WASH photograph 1 and a ee DRESSES of fine ‘ the » that she had on woman may make herself up to 3.50 .75 5.50 $3.50 a pair, are now selling at 98¢ a pair ginghams, that were $1.50 and $1.98, are | bent prettiest Jewels, and| represent youth, and by softening uch hi $ lass trir Bi nd be workmanship. « Fownes’ Two-dollar Kid Gloves are selling for $1.49 all 98¢ {ber sacs #3 ng amile na te the Lights, petteot tite iiteolon, to k Kayser’s Fifty-cent Silk Gloves are all 39¢ a pair Smaller sizes for little girls, that Pan- pictures she has ever had taken. |no lines to show. { Dollar boxes of fine Linen Handkerchiefs are 69¢ ig for cya pcb ge 49¢ Ss And what was her dt appoint “I do not think that one can Manufacturers New Co Ed SN oe tre diesretiat a WOMEN'S COATS AND SUITS that jment and surprive to find that not| successfully play youthful parts pial, Mantieenchiets ore 380. should” Ieave’ been old. sssathe ‘age as galy, Mergent (ak her amie was’ before the camera after 30. ft | Sample Dresses} | Waists $2.25 Ea, All 1Sc Lawn Handkerchiefs are 10c. $25.00— @ “ty. awry, and that her Jewels had no Consequently, it behooves the : 25.00——we want to get rid of them so bad caught the Nght so they showed to| most of us to make hay while the at wholesale prices with pleats, pockets, cuffs, Embroidery Edgings and Beadings that were 25c are that we have marked them all $5.00 the best advantage. | shines, (or aking literally, 69c, 75c, 89c, 9Bc, $1.19, yoke. The correct style. mow 5c a yard. WOMEN’S LINEN SUITS, RATINE PO bap + gy ag apg ragerat bald a haven lh taediha a Ahem Come in genuine imported Torchon and Cluny Laces that were 10c a yard are 3c. SUITS, Woolen Coats and many Coats over and over, perfecting all thane In » way, however, the plc $1.25 and $1.48 Chinese Pongee Silk, also Tub Fancy Ribbons that were $1.98 a yard are now $1.39. that once upon a time were $10.00, $15.00 ittle detain |ture actor has the advant over in plain colors, checks, Silks {n plain and stripes, 35c Velvet Ribbons are 1Sc a yard and $20.00, we shall close out at $2.50. “But when we face the mov- | the le e actor. The pict stripes and plaids. Newest Thursday, your pick, $2.25 live after. You know Sarah Bernhardt said Queen Eliza ing picture camera, it means that When the Instrument begins to click, each WOMEN'S LAWN WAISTS with low neck, that were bought for this season's Spring styles. Lace Collars that were 50c and 7Sc are cut to 19¢. this is our only time. fter she had posed h, ‘At last I am " sii ling, 1.98, we ne | ry history, | immortal.’ 4 HE finest Silk Stockings, that 4 ling and marked $ we Save, 1 \ } pole glvins remain nese pr iea, | “Porathells; Iwoula mesh rather Just Arrived NS 1 have known plietures that were| be ovle actress tha ne wh ; h neeicdg Ms — wth ne » WHITE DRESSES for little girls’ ruined for me because the detalll talks from. the leaitimate stage. i the gayest colors imaginable— Easter wear are reduced one-third to one- bad not been closely studied, be-| You see, I have chosen!” | 9 of ee Sager Bink: Bite half—there are hundreds of them! ee are Big Shipment of Boys Wash Suits i artin’s . ac H » " Stockings are $1.89 a pair. Shag SPRING poy for little girls, that Panton's In the new Middy and Oliver Twist styles, contrast- | Martin's $2.00 Black Sik ‘™#tked at $8.50, are $3.75. PHO O PI A Y he) If trimmed, in Tan and Blue, Brown and Navy. Specially Stockings are $1.39 a pair. Coats for bigger girls that were $12.50 we have priced at— Misses’ Cotton Stockings are ™arked at $5.98. CLASS A (atudy stretched Geli the floor. | 59c 69c 98c $1.25 $1.48 ne: a. pale. How little child's affection! The tne not want to| sizes from 2 yes t strikes a tender che All sizes from 2 years up. ISSES' DRESSES, sizes 16 to 18, in one-piece and Children’s Tan Stockings that 1 in the heart | suspect reached the a a | 2 of & cross, er old dutter who | house a f inutes afterward, but , were 25c are 10c a pair. Peter Thompson styles, are cut to half. They're simply abhorred rats,” "te hein ri tice of "other. ovine © he Easter Hats and Caps for the Boys Women’s Merode Union Suits made of plain blue or brown serges and black and white | °A!/*d them. is a pretty story recit-|falteringly states that “it looks) P a a f Hi 4 that were $1.50 are 75c. shepherd checks. Prices run this way: ed in the filn In the Man-| bad jg We are showing an unusually large assortment of Hats 4 sion of Lon day at the Class A beginning to Grand has three other pie-| and also some good vaude-| Women's Vests and Pants that and Caps for Easter in all the new colors and shapes, at $5.00 Dresses for $2.75. were 25¢ are 15c. 48c 69c 98c Sc ville, | Children’s 25¢ Union Suits Panton's $7.98 Dresses for $3.98 68 | are 15c. Panton’s $10.00 Dresses for $4.99 one LIBERTY F . ee Se Daticwen: in 38 And the $7.80 Dresses for $3.75 Teel won wns tere cena’ | | Boys’ Norfolk Suits | 1 § 1/3 ¢ Yard _ Men's Fine Ribbed Union Suits, all sizes, in summer y until her | fering of the Liberty theatre today, | where Willlamson's Submarine $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 weight, are 65c. N THE BASEMENT SALESROOM you'll find Not- White Wash Fabrice in urns home without i “Mr Pictures” will be shown until Sat Get your boy one of these 36 and 40 inches wide, Men’s Heavy Working Gloves that were S0c are 39¢. tingham Lace Curtains that were $1.50 marked down seatisad wis, ine ar oon |{Wday night. This unique film, New Spring Suite for Easter. consisting of plain crepe, "s lorsehide Gloves are 65c. burst of rage. ia surprised when | (2ke® off the Bahama islands, is in They come in a big range of madras, barred nainsook, one t Phen to nia | seven parts | 1 luding bl d iped dimity, ete.; worth Dent's $1.50 and $2.00 Dress Gloves are $1.19. her husband, leading her to his Pees colors, including blue an striped dimity, ete.; wor Other groups are priced at $1.29, $1.79 and up to $3.75 for the finest, which is considerably less than they can be bought for anywhere else. black years, study, presents a little companion. Sizes from 5 to 18 The picture tells fully how it all came about up to 25e yard. Thursday, ALASKA 8 1-3¢ yard. “The Little Boys’ “Rah-Rah” Hats that were 25c to 5S0c are 10c. Battle of the Sexes,” a/ oY Men's Fife Silk Ti ae “Her Buried Past,” and a Key-|Photodrama somewhat similar to| Eablet i eeeg ener tr Wows to nt |i! ct Aa | some rh Runs May Read” N THE NORTH SIDE of the building you'll find $400 SHOES—with cloth or kid tops—for $2.39. oe, ate Alaska theatre, The play presents| \/ ae y cathe: Putess siarked 10c. Odd lots of CHILDREN’S OXFORDS are $1.45 in- [MISSION avis cs he SS apheesstiite ant ate “Don't forget” to read the following; it’s of vital : stead of $2.25. tanner tughters | Strange inher\and women. The charactere in the|[| interest to you. Come in and let us explain our “New About a hundred ORNAMENTAL COMBS age of nae Bier fees wie: toe mory are typical of Fifth ave, New Method” of economizing. IE Grteed up to 90.08 each—choice of all for Sec. P ON THE THIRD FLOOR you'll find Corset Cov. |Mlsslon. The Mission also has a} +a All Extras FREE! VANITY PURSES that were a dollar are marked 39c. ers that were 50c and 75c—now 25c. Nort Imadge, f rat as a wor PROGRAMS ed to drink who In nature an does _ MESH BAGS that were $2.50 are $1.48. " Very beautiful BEADED BAGS that were $2.95 are $1.19. N THE BALCONY you'll find BOYS’ CLOTHING that can be bought at very low for example: Three-fifty Boys’ Wool Suits "are cut to $1.95. Drawers and Combinations that were $1.50 are now 69¢. Babies’ Petticoats and Muslin Drawers that were 25c are all a dime. an » it a tante » capital act art drama. "eRo* | Colonial Ending Saturday Night A Modern Magdalen,” five parts; | | “The famous New York] dancers ernable for liquor EXTRA! 124c Pair—Ladies’ Hos- iery—Extra fine, double sole, triple heels and toes. Worth 25c, Thursday, 2 pairs fo 50c white and colors EXTRA! Boys’ Gunmetal and Box Calf School Shoes— $1.98 Bi 4 $1 .69 pair for $1.49 © pictures eee Clemmer Ending Saturday Night The Escape | Alhambra Ending Saturday Night) The Only Way Out,” drama; | Charley Chaplin } Babies’ Hats, Caps and Bonnets that were a dollar apiece and over are now 25c. Babies’ Woolen Sweaters that were $2.00 and $2.50 are now 69c, CORSETS that were $2.00 and $3.00 are now $1.19 The Mac n today of this sizes Pair—Fiber Artifical Silk Stockings, black, Our regu. 13% to 2. pair for sizes 9 rder is _ Suits are cut to $2.89. The Finest Five-Dollar Suits, including Russian Blouses, Sailor Blouses and Norfolk Suits, in plain serges and wool mixtures— _ these are all cut to $3.15. pb EN’S SUITS (small sizes only) that were $10.00 and $12.00, are cut to $3.78. These are all on the Balcony. BOYS’ WASH SUITS that were 50c are cut to 35c. BOYS’ PLAY SUITS that were 75c are now 35c. The $2.50 Play Suits are $1.29. ‘and trimmed with beads and feathers. A Millinery Ad Boiled Down for Hurried Readers Four-fifty, now $1.45. fifty, now $1.95. fifty, now $2.98. Dollar, now 25c. now 59c. beautiful. Merchandisers and F few things—but to everything in the store The sale prices continue from day to day. There are no “Morning Specials” or “Afternoon Spe- cials,” or “Once-in-a-while Specials,” but the merchandise is priced for the purpose of CLOSING IT OUT as quickly as possible. Hence all sales are final Take all except bulky purchases with you. . Buy quickly and buy wisely. Don’t buy anything unless it'll do you some good— we only want your business on that basis. We don’t want anybody's money unless they get full measure in return. '* They're made of khaki Hours of sale are from 9 o'clock in the morning till 6 o'clock at night. Saturdays till 9 o'clock in the evening Trimmed Hats, worth Three-fifty to Trimmed Hats, worth Four to Six- Trimmed Hats, worth up to Seven- Untrimmed Shapes, worth up to One Untrimmed Shapes, worth up to $2.00, Flowers, worth up to 25c, now 10c. Flowers, worth up to 50c, now 19c. Everything is new and fresh and —Third Floor GEOR TRANCIS ROWE & COMPANY, nelers for Business Institutions, in Chargeof the Panton Department Store "Leven Seven to ’Leven ’Leven Seconjs,,.4ve. Janswer to their knock find the bi IRENE HUNT In a 2 Majestic |B drama, th a woman's {8 mercy and a woman's mis |B take, | “HER | BURIED PAST” VIRGINIA KIRTLEY | A touching little Beauty drama of mother love “IN THE MANSION | OF LONELINESS” | A Keystone Comedy WOOO = Clearest pictures tn Seattle, Wed., Thur., Fri., Sat, ADMISSION 5 CENTS NOL aT PIKE Army girl and Quest's under-/ 4 to 13. i 4 i : " aterio Mission Ending Saturday Night lar 75c grade. Extra special, al Another oe of ng yi (small and large sizes only). ally oe wel Daughters Bircage labor the hie Boe. Berghe vings fara brags, that were made to sell for four aS A A * ite hree-part ams The | dollars, are all cut to $2.48 The foregoing is intended to give you an idea of what ise Raiubott cai at a Reece. AE | chem plod MCharlle Chaplin) phe 25 Best range of Stock: | OR e Pair—Children’s and P 48. ‘ P , a ra, Rein ca Du = ‘ ’ , Misses’ Shoes = 1 Boys’ $4.50 and $5.00 School we have done to the prices in Panton’s store—not to a to see the fewels, but ed no| reels oeue | C ings ever shown, in al Past tw of Lon Keystone r Burie ] In the Mansion comedy-drama | | Liberty Ending Saturday Night girls, 20¢ pair; three pairs for J Vici Kid Strap Slippers, on Williamson's Submarine Pic 60c. Another, all the new shape lasts. Sizes tures os sizes, pair : 124c 2% to 7—regular value $2.50. Grand Ending Saturday Night Tl Black Box (Episode No 4), two parts Animated Weekly"; | —— ] The Mixup at Maxim's,” comedy; | omedy UNTAIN PENS His Last Trick,” comedy The Rattle of the Sexe | | Alaska Ending Saturday | part drama. RESIDENCE THEATRES At Ye College Until Friday Friday | Steamers H. B. Kennedy and Tourtet “The Black Box," No. 1, two GET JOBS NEXT DAY Leave Colman Dock. Seattle, €:30 (except parts; “The Governor Maker,” two-| cept Sunday (Sunday 3:30), 8:8 part drama; “A Maid by Proxy,"| - Satu 6 po CROSS, FEVERISH CHILD IS BILIOUS. OR CONSTIPATED ry mother realizes, a ver children “Californi ." that this is thet laxative, because they pleasant t nd it the harmless “fruit laxative, few hours all the foul, con } waste, sour bile and un ‘ood passes put of the bow ou have a well, playfu gain, When its little sy full of cold, throat sore, hg ach-ache, diarrhoea, — in colle-—-remember, a good cleansing” should always first treatment given Milllons of mothers kee fornia Syrup of Figs” han¢ know a teaspoonful today jwick child) tomorrow A druggist f cent “Callfornia has directions for babies of all ages and grown-ups on the bottle. Beware of felts sold hi » don't be Get the genuine, mad ala Pig Syrup Company. ‘ A Ending Saturday Night | | cleanses the tender little stomach, | liver and bowels without griping When cros' able rish | ee hema tae aa cic mish | Wednesday morning as wireless | look at the tongue, mother! 1¢/Perator on the transport Windber, | Liitted. ‘give & tekontoahal ot thig|WHION WH be et 1 this summer | and in a 6 bottle of rup of Figs,” Strap Slippers, Oxford Ties. Broken lines in sizes 8% to 11 and 11% to 2. A great bar- gain Thursday, $1.98 Pair — Ladies’ Black Velvet and % in Ex silk lisle and silk boot, black, white and colors tra special, 26 ‘oO parts neliness,” comedy CHILDREN’S STOCKINGS? Yes, two specials for boys and hE Sted REPAIRS, EXCHANGES, INKS WATE MAN, CONKLIN, PARKER “Tecan fit_your ham At the Home Until Friday Night 11, two “The Master Key,” No. 11 8,” five-| parts: “Old Peg Lea's Will,” two MENDENHALL part drama; “H in Love With the Pun Boeeasann | comedy In Swifts—Sec His Mother-in-Law,” *|GRADUATE TUESDAY; | NAVY YARD ROUTE George W. Fiset, a Seattle boy who graduated last night from the M. C. A. engineering school. went to work Wednesday morning jas general repair man in the gar-| age of the Seattle Taxicab and| < Transfer company | ere (1 0 B, Huglin, com- pleted his engineering course last| x fl i Di r me table subject to change without o8 hone Main 3101, Price 50¢ Round Trip Fiset’s chum, J night at the Y, M. C. A, and ob tai a gas engineer's position in w 1, Alaska. Clyde Terry, instructing engineer | Jat the Y, M. C. A, says the demand | for Y, M. C, A. engineering gradu-| ates far exceeded this spring’s out put. After graduating last night from | the Y. M. C, A. Marcont wireless | school, Abner Hohlbein, son of A. J.| |Hohlbein, 3515 Woodlan wave., left fter giv ja Syrup r ideal} love its roughly in coastwise trade between here} digested | stipated | nd Alaska els, and 1 child | | WAGON IS HELD UP stem is — | auto deliver: as stom-| igestion, | wagon, driven by J. P, Nabours, 4859 inside | 4oth S. W., was stop: and held up| be the}in regular Wild West fashion by| two bandits at 40th 8. W, and Cali-| Pp “Call: /fornia ave, Tuesday night. Nabours ly; they | was forced to leave his seat and $14 SAVCS Alwas taken from his The sk your robbers also took a package con taining a woman's sult artment sto pockets fhose diseases to pUesical caw which children | printed | counter: | versity » fooled. | plenty of w in summer to | “Califor-|them from cracking sidewalks, "Municipal league Tuesday, Dean Winkenwerder of the unl- says: “Give sha