The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1915, Page 3

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STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1915. PAGE 3. OPEN SATWRDAYS UNTIL 102.03 Standard Pat Rah Rah Hate ma MIONEY 2 9S: |Mer’s and Young Men's Suits GAIN. DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNIT*\, rei eculier erin aren: ke matter of course about IN JUSTICE TO YOURSELF AND FAMILY it e well | 1 did not realize until after shone fear lict t va they had gone and Mother Waver- g °!as¢ Paco, [bainie od apna oe cane tans / ‘ cree Oe ee 50c Presi- } $15.00 Men’s $2.00 Boys’ ly began to talk to me about “thelf w ver been « dent Sus- 18c Mees 4.85 Shoes Be eae aeta at) mr Ore Babuiy,! it willbe’ the penders .......... Sui Me. Qicnd's We ah bass sacred secrets pertaining to it place. All styles t: should be disclose that ae. te = A48c sb oaga — $6 75 nate vgs Miles agd te With: our thoder love $150 Cones $20.00 Men's $8. 50 $400 Wate eas. Boys’ Wash Suits | | Boys’ Norfolk Suits = By ocd Shoes : i ite See" es | | 506, 60¢, 986, $1.25, $1.48) | $2.98 $3.98 from 32 to 48 chest measure $3.50 Douglas and Eliene can talk about your ba Ww x ee oe ar Shoes T think it ie not oaly. immodest In the Oliver Twist and Middy styles; wa-town ee ae 7 Cc sents e for but indece Why, did you realize thes ay a " . cerbc pan tweeds, cassi- eee Suite oo... 0s $4.00 H che that Mr, Edie was there, an unmar BNE ce ' r rg 1 d-finished worst- 5 leavy ried man? very gh 1 1 1 A y r r for Saturday. 50c Si .00 Men’ hy should p do~this?!- 1 a rp 7 Fi Mg s 6 geet Work st Bavelp arty you will con. ‘ «i J 4 ‘ome Cc ho Shoes ........ there is nothing ribald or in Hands ..... . Pants ... $7.00 High-Cu decent about a baby. We all were , fa 11 oF Men's nese tea $1.00 Men's 48c $4.00 Men's Work a a eee ew | Men's Needs oo oy ii ice ca be ind anywhere birth, I do got think it has ever ; : ‘ Over- Dress Shoes ......... sentenced the woman, who for the| it merchanc which we stand behind. Men’s . Pants .......... sake of bringing an immortal soul|fl Working Shirts, well made, cut full length, at 39c, 49c, 69c, 98c; all colors 75c Cotton $1.50 Boys’ Knowaple and giving its chancel] | Men's Working Clothes, including the Black Bear Overalls, with the stamp of per= Under- 29¢ Knee 68c tn Immortality ts willing to suffer|i fection, $1.00 each, Dress Shirts, Underwear, Silk Neckwear, at the lowest possible eee os : Pants ea pra As for birth and motherhood $2.00 Flannel $4.00 Boys’ bela secret thete fe nothing iaans iq Pared to supply your wants with such goods as will g isfaction at the iu Shirts Cc Suits Peeks Pesto | world more public possible prices a It ts most as universal and hours, to a speechless prison | prices. When you can’t find sizes in the bankrupt ste , come here—we are pre- A SSAaaee . eee common as marriag Bi BelSe"" $2.48) Seis csr Sr tt (5) 90--Dress Skirts-$1.00| (Our $1.33 Waists about it. One holds his religion) Sox .. EARS Bede a F for ...... erates B. Stetson sacred but withal feels privileged Made of white serge, white pique, Bed Are WONDERS—don't fail to get one. 25c Men’s $15.00 Men’s ope au aig jto shout it from the housetop. True forq cord, and about 1 dozen dark W The newest styles of the season, madé “ A love is sacred but it is the most| . * ‘ ‘3 Garters C | Slip-ons iG $2.00 Boys ee ein the world and || | Skirts which sold formerly at $1.98, $2.50, | | of the most dainty and serviceable fab- a a ee for Hats nothing {s taken from the sacred-) $2.98 and $3.50. Saturday, your pick, rics we hi ever been able to procure. ness of these two wonderful {deals $1.00 cach All sizes, from 34 to 46 bust. $15.00 Men’s meek of humanity because some be-| 3c Over- $6.85 All Trunks and Suit Cases 1 Mm Sx0ed veoute with vulgar minds 99 desire, nothing in religion but self GOODS WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD AS ADVERTISED UNTIL STOCK IS EXHAUSTED deception | Hats for Misses Bring in Your | Hats for They seem also to forget that love, which {s an emotion, and re who is willing to brave the tortures | : ao") TRA 1400-1402 First Avenue, Corner Union Street ee | ae It’s What EXTRA a ot a |Mgion, which {4 faith, can be ig and Juni Wi m jnored by the matertalistic, but that ors ts fe) en birth, like death, is a fact and can-| Becoming shapes and colors for and trimmings—we will give you A wide variety of styles to |not be put aside. I every face and figure. Dozens | ©*PeTt advice as to what is most | choose from, Jf we haven't got . % | becoming to you, and trim your } che one you want, we'll ke it j “The school boy in the streets ¢ “ | : | y , make | should be taught the sacredness not | °f *t¥!e# to choose from. 69¢, | hat in most approved fashiun | for you. Special Saturday, ‘only of childbirth but of the woman 98c, $1.19, $1.69 up. for 50c. Trimmed Hats $2.98, $4.98, marks. he should take off his hat in Kid Gloves, elbow reverence as did in ancient $1.8 lanuth, \deleyed Athens when pectant mother shipment, white only, best $2.50 Jog! finish, half sleeve, = iesieieiioa. = | walked the str grade. Saturday $1.87 ages 1 to 3 years; take twee | “When these mock-modest people Jap Crepe Tollet Paper pa e prate about the holy instincts of| 3c hes dp So rolls, just for Mo es ow nimate artoons re ade hood I want to tell them that . : ding | " 5 Stockings for Wom- i Saturday two for 5c, or take ; 24 9 the ‘instincts’ of motherhood are ee ° | Not what you earn, that 1 C en, viack or white, , The recent animated cartoons,prodncing drawings and finds such;the All Star boys just as long as he|in this film extra until Sunday ones that a woman shares with 25c 15c Vests for Children, crisp ees ee a ; home ten for 25c. aes holy-—they ore. only the Returns Union Suits for Women, [makes you independent extra fine graile, double “sole, which have been shown on Seattle|a demand for them he now heads /can, They're sure favorites with eee CGare’ other female: enitnal Ghat Spring weight, extra [4 4. triple heel and toe, worth. 25e screens, especially the one now ap-|an organization devoted exclusively | Alhambra audiences, and as for har-/ MARY'S DOG DEAD heave, pouhe | nice, lace or cuff knee, sizes to : take two vale oe pearing at the Clemmer entitled |to making pictures of this nature. | mony—well, your Uncle Dudley has| Obit—"Rags,” Mary Pickford’s Holiness implies soul—and ‘in. 44, Saturday 25¢. “New Method” of econo re ys “The Police Dog,” have occasioned| “The Police Dog” is an excellent |neard nothing that can touch them | pet poodle, has passed away, Peace | gtincts’ have no soul 25 Union Suits for Chil- FREE with all Vests for full figures, much comment and wonderment. |example of the rapid strides the for a long, long time. |to his ashes (cvhey baby, tittle beth, ts bely thi Gian: nal? cigeve: 6 th al OG. se beers ee wing It takes between four and five| movie artists have made toward the| “Are They Born or Made?” a four. | age: - ied (me because it already possesses al sleeve, knee length, Spring sleeve, Swiss rib, for Spring. Our thousand drawings to bake 1,000 | perfection of their work. part feature, shows how it is pos-|BUILD BIG TANK foul the beautiful soul of Dick’s|M| Welght. Special, all sizes, 26c. requiay 156. grata, apelin feet or one reel of film. A week ie de « sible for environment to turn a per-| The Keystone company has bullt|and my love, 1 would not desecrate| is required in producing pictures of ALHAMBRA son's life into unnatural and vicious |an immense tank that holds 85,000/\+ py talking of my instincts in re-| this length, as the drawings are| The All Star trio at the Alhambra, channels. There is a good lesson in gallons of water. One of the Key-| gard to it, nor by considering it an eo rs ib Se photographed one at a time. {Oscar Lee, Ted Ullmark and Dow {t. An Essanay comedy and another|stone wits says Fatty Arbuckle |j,qecent subject of any remark I|mand cn ise Sothint arent asente 1k iste) Great speed and unvarying Brink, spring a new one on the film complete the bill probably will be claiming it as his| might make about t cisco and New York on that day show will be given Friday night in accuracy is necessary. The draw-|bill which opened Thursday. They ‘eh private bath tub, | We have certainly outgrown the|A WIDE CIRCULATION the South Park field house under ings are magnified on the screen sing the popular old ballad, “Dear LIBERTY old testament {dea that a woman is| ‘There are about 120 copies of SOUTH PARK FOLK the altye! Makoae 5 at least 25 times. Old Girl,” while, on the screen, the! The scream! » You|3 BIG ONES RELEASED Junclean for 40 days after she haslevery Vitagraph film distributed all syne Sth pices. Acrobatics by J. R. Bray is the most expert song is acted out in a way that a Mason excite Lasky Feature Play company has |porne a child and today we should |over the United States on a. certain WILL Pat Scott, physical director of the artist thus engaged. He has per-|brings a lump into one’s throat. | Liberty patrons inte 8 of laugh-| released three photoplays of un-|ynow that a woman Wears no Wisner DAY 10 ib telensed HAVE A SHOW Elks, and Johnny Van Dyke will be fected an entirely new method of | Manager Jensen ought to hang onto iter. John Barrymore will continue | usual importance hey are “The | stigma during the months of gesta jbe had for a first run at A vaudeville and motion picture !an added feature. : Unafraid,” featuring Rita Jolivet|tion—rather she is the symbol of | —— ——________ -— - - ——— - — the world’s only hope. One Dollar and a Half a Week Buys Children mp — sigan mi The Favorite Home of the Ghetto] v2 cists Vie Dancing and Concert Outfit with meee ae | And it brings a good time for everybody! WILTON LACKAYE | CHARLIE As 4 TRAM aplin rel a Det semiteto'tie Aiuanea nextweek || FOF Work and Dress For Men and Boys on one floor OWEN HAS NEW JOB You can surel ve mone i i WERTH ASIN tom ee an surely sa y on your Shoe Bill now, for Brown Bros. are going It you like to dance—if you ; -~@ Third Ave. at Pike St. Pickford, has Joined the Keystone. ||} out of business. Plenty of bargains left. Get yours tomorrow. love good music—if you are He will play opposite Mabel Nor anxious to give your famtty Kg the real pleasures which come FOR BOYS— FOR MEN with a musical instrument i : Famous Players Film Co. Presents! C Low Shoes of the regular $2.60 tts to explain our purchases Your choice of a lot of $4, and $3.50 kinds. Your choice of $5 and $6 Low Shoes, in you want g 5 a 4 4 ss k, patent and tan. ‘ JOHN BARRYMORE tags ew aS 9 eee ee Dandy Slippers that sold at $1.25 in that every one can play—then Ye ‘ TI . P Hornless Col bia . and $1.50, Just the thing to keep Heavy, Double Sole Work You get this splendid instrument, the needles, the 2 A Little Gents’, sizes 9 to Strong on wear. relections of your own choice—with the world’s gr f | ' 13%, strong school Shoes, library of Music open to you—all for $57.80—a small pay 4 = tg Fight and ten-inch Higa. ment down, then terms as low as $1.50 per week. No i r regular $2.00 and $2 cut Work Shoes with heavy extras to buy—no interest to pay ; dk fab Scien cena double sole and bellows and $1.95 for Boys’ Heavy tongue. Regular $5.00, We Want You to Come in and Hear This Instru- q } f FUN—from start School Shoes, sizes 1 to 6; ment. Choose the Music You Like the Best, to finish— u former price $2.50. —— Play It Yourself—and You'll Soon Make Up 1 Tennis Shoes for boys and PE So nat Pb cnn A Norman & Bennett $8 High Tops for...$6.00 Your Mind. youths. Regular 65¢ Seattle’s Talking Machine Headquarters Brewers’ Union Made Boots for Ball Band $7.50 Long Rubber Roots for $5.00 Bergman Loggers $7, Chippewa Loggers $5.25 High quality Dancing Felder Loggers teres BE.QS Pumps Regwlar $2.00 and Russell Pacs . $5.75 $2.50 values Our Expert Me Street Rubbers One-Third Off CHOPPED BEPIELLT 3 nee ee BROWN BROS. Ord’Ave Otnversy 50 Quitting Business First and Columbia

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