The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1915, Page 3

STAR—MONDAY, JULY 5, 1915. PAGE 3. adies— Attention! Clearance Sale in Suits, Dresses Coats, Waists WATCH THESE PRICES CREPE DE CHINE AND TAFFETA DRESSES, $1 0. 95 $18.50 VALUES, SPECIAL Newest effects in all the most desirable shades. DOTTED VOILE DRESSES, $7.50 VALUES, $4. 95 These, with 3-tiered ‘sheared bottom; very 9.45 $1.95 Linen and Duck Shirts $2.00 values for ................-$1.25 $1.50 values for eee ea ease $11.95 ATS, $18.00 36 inches long. With or without belts; Pe JAP GRAY KIMONOS, In Belgian blue only; fully lined with silk. REGULAR $1.50 VALUES .. Fashionably cut, clever models. = $25. 00 TO YOUR MEASURE With Skinner satin lining, in all the newest materials. A fit guaranteed. Alterations free. B. BULOS, lit. 1318 SECOND AVE. newest styles. EXTRA FINE WHITE VOILE DRESSES, $8.75 VALUES, SPECIAL ...... CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS, ALL SHADES, $3.75 TO $4.00 VALUES, SPECIAL. (i lemons, per crate... 250 @ 478 » | Mitte Stedman in | “Wild Olive” at |Neney: ceraiocs | Lettuce, hothouse . Local head ce Loganberri Parsiey. dos Plume Raspberries . Onions. green California Reds Cal. yellows [Austraitian browne 35.00 1%e 14e New spuds, white, 1b. strawberries Vashon Marshalls 1.00 @ 1.38 whose love he had spurned. He} eterna 176 @ 200 | im wentenced to die, only to bel} V Prices Paid Producers for Wess, | {found dead in his cell the next i Poultry, Veal and Vork morning. The mother claims the Dutgiea bates «>>> ar ® | body. her. “ @ 17 Years later she 1s forced to sell | Ducks, fet 19 |the estate and castle to pay for the | |excesses of the younger brother. A a ove i |young American girl (Viola Dana),| it |not at all abashed at the tales of| | Hens, 3 Ibe. and und ** @ © |haunted rooms and ghosts, lays for| bacon a ae 12 |the spooks and sees a mysterious| “Wild Olive,” the most elaborate |0!4 roosters, tive ‘ 0% |boatmen appear from under the ion the Bosworth Morosco| fork: ford, block me * 2 0? |castie walls. She finds it is none) ; have produced—a five-part |kacabs, cod size, doa... 100 @ 160 | other than Sir Anthony himself. @ 10 | How he comes to be there Is all of the famous love story of New York aristocracy, is the today at Seattle's coolest Play theatre, the Liberty. A ton of Belling Batter, fe, Nor is wed to cool the air| Rutter this picture ; , and will in shington 1 fire comfort to Seattle's film fans yy "6 it the hottest weather that | Aas Aad 2 : MY come our way In . addi Cheese Monto the feature in the current | pomeatic wheel z aged of the Paramount Travel-\Limburger | i , . showing interesting scenes in wane \eeiect ranch a6 Sonth America CLEMMER SECOND WEEK Griffith’s Masterpiece Founded on _“THE CLANSMAN” PHOTO PLAYS MELBOURNE “Thou wast all to mo, For which my soul did pine.” Thus sang the poot lover, embrac ng In those few words the over Iming power of love both for good and bad-—and this {# the mas terful theme of “Avenging acle a D. 8, Griffith production which opened Sunday at the M bourne theatre for a week's engage ment The play fs also known as Con ce "Thou Shalt Kil,” and is based upon Edgar Allen Poo's “The Telltale Heart.” The pietures are everything the modern art of motion drama could produce—the Griffith name, famed for the production of “The Birth of a Nation,” ts guarantee for that 8 nat run smooth In this fhe uncle {* the stumbling The nephew, his heart rag ing and hie thoughts furious, is at tracted to the pecullar fact In na ture that fn animal life one lives on the murder of others—aa, for in murders the fly Here follows graphically the psycho: logical Influence of the thought up on the young man. The thought de stance. the spider velops, It obsesses him. Like the spider, he cunningly weaves a web and bids the uncle atep into tt. But there is an avenging conscience, At the moment of triumph, when he ts about to Impress the kiss of realiza tion upon the lips of his sweetheart conactence strik No more pow of rful #tory the conscience can be ot paychology imagined Henry Walthall does some won |derful acting in this play, and he ts given able support by Blanche weet and many others who took art also in “The Birth of a Na tion.” | | eee | LIBERTY | Wild Olive,” now playing at the Liberty, will more than tikely be classed among the film master pleces. It fs a love story of New York j aristocracy, well presented and fine ly acted | The action switching from a lum-| ber camp in the Allegheny moun tains to gay Buenos Ayres, and thence to New York city, makes a delightful contrast. Forrest Stanley, one of the most popular matinee tdols of the Oliver Morosco stages forces, is the male }lead, and Myrtle Steadman, classed as one of the five most beautiful | women in the world, plays the title role. | eee | COLONIAL The Devil's Daughter,” at the) Colonial, played to record houses yesterday. Theda Bara, the “Vam- |pire Woman,” who is continually |wrecking men's souls ({n the mo- vies), and Paul Doucet are featured | The play ts well acted and full of gripping {neidents, chief among] which is the fight of the wife and lthe vampire for the love’ of the sculptor. | ‘The story is a tale of A woman |who, spurned by her lover, vengeance against all men | The incidents leading up to her | death in a madhouse are dramatic-| jally and forcefully presented. Paul) | Doucet, in the role of the young) sculptor. s some fine acting, and little Jane Lee, the world’s greatest} child actrese, playa Beata, the aculp- tor’s little daughter |CLASS A Two feature plays are offered at! the Class A, “The Cheval Mystery with Harry Myers and Rosemary Theby, and “The Boob’s Romance,” with Bob Leonard and Ella Hall ‘The Cheval Mystery” Is a story of a young girl and the hypnotic in fluence her uncle exerts over her He murders a man, but with his weird influence makes her appear guilty. His confession frees her. Simplelooking Bob Leonard and dainty Ella Hall are starred tn “The |Boob's Romance,” a comedy. It in the story of the love of a hulking country boy for a pretty city miss. The elopement of the two tn her big machine is the feature of the play eee ALHAMBRA “The House of the Lost Court,” a five-part drama adapted from the novel of Mra. C. N, Williamson, the headliner at the Alhambra to-| day. It is the first Poor Little Rich Girl,” is featured, supported by Gertrude McCoy, Sal-| ly Crute, Robert Conness and Dun-| can McRae. he story tells of Sir Anthony Elliott, convicted of mumer on the perjured testimony of a woman the picture, which run today, . | worked out in starts a three-da ° | MISSION Mirza Morris, an American girl in Paris, is loved by Paul Devine. Muzaffer Mansur, infatuated with Mirza, hypnotizes the girl and lures her to his apartment He trans ports her back, by his spell, cen tures before. She is a npn Her guardian, enamored of her,| |} succeeds in getting her away from| the convent. While at her home,| |sho meets and falls in love with a |handsome knight, but her guardian, | jealous, orders the knight slain, and| lin despair she plunges a dagger| linto her heart and dies with her| lover. We eee two other lives of the young lovers, Mirza Morris and | Paul Devine, Kach ends in a trag jedy thru the same man, who is Mu gaffer Mansur in the opening scenes. How they finally defy fate and] | fina happiness {# told in the picture) story Mabelle Trunnelle and Big-| slow Cooper are featured, A Vita graph comedy and two Seligs, a! $j ——————— drama and a big feature! shown made by the Edison company to be| GRAND “Vanity, 2 is the headliner at the Grand “The! jt is the story of a woman dissat released on the Paramount pro-| gram. lan Viola Dana, late star in iafied with her station in life. worker of Gordon, the woman's hus. nse house is packed at every per C at her house and per. formance rien hy Sar to run away with him,| Mae Marsh, Lillian Gish, Blanche Gordon, after her departure, is made a trusted employe of his firm. ing West, wrecked his home. by another in a quarrel over a gam bling game. A happy reunion takes place. Aj) Semi Every Item in This Advertise- ment Is a Submarine Launched Straight— At the old-fashioned methods of high-priced competition. The excitement caused by these bargains will make the powder explosion in Seattle harbor seem tame in comparison. Come expecting more than you were offered before—- for we can’t use space to tell you of half the good things. Worth Large Towels “ys: Doz. 48c Seft-finished Cotton Towels, sine 14x es, with fring p emularly at Bic ne qua Lease inghes; See valves 296 nicely Mnighea: reauiar TH QD Pe $1.25 Comforts at 98 , 50c Feather Pillows Each 39¢ Each Ir Spon tale ones OBE tne cree cae 39c y $1.75 Cotton Blankets $1.19 Cotten BL herders; alae 6 with fancy colored erey of wh In plain or fancy Chambrays, Percale and Madras, in neat stripes and fancy patterns, with laundered cuffs and starched neckbands. Also fancy Negligee Shirts with soft collar and cuffs attached, in sizes from 14 to 17% Men's $1.50 and 95c 1.25 Golf Shirts Men’s plain or pleated White Shirts, with laun- dered cuffs and neckba nds, @) sae Tuesda y all sizes, ; 95c Men’s Straw Hats are $1.50 and Tapered crown and stiff or flex- ble brim. For tne Clearance Sale at $1.00 AND 75¢ Gis | Suuisdy cad -ceother Guta ‘are-oh lt | the same bill CLEMMER Despite the fact that “The Birth of a Nation” has been running at the Clemmer for a whole week at| regular high class vaudeville prices, comedy, also ” story of a faithless wom A co Sweet and Henry Walthall are the famous stars featured in the play Walthall has created a name for| himself in his portrayal of “The | Little Colonel.” “The Birth of a Nation” will re- main at least for the present week. Go he meets the man who The man is shot Gordon meets his wife COLONIAL Now Playing Better Hurry! TODAY D. W. Griffith’s Supreme Achievement Avenging Conscience Featuring Henry Walthall Mae Marsh Blanche Sweet Thousands Were Turned Away Yesterday | “THE Is VAMPIRE WOMAN” COOL Alr changed every 2 minut $1.50 Kakhi thing for your outing Each $1.50 Boys’ sizes go through these simmering days Surely you'll not want t without a Straw Hat. No better st of the high-priced, exclusive hat stores Coats and Pants 95c¢ Ea. the correct 95c Wash Suits 98c our choice of Ramea, Linon or Gal Middy Cloth; 98c n men's seizes; just a Cloth atly trimmed also all One-Half yles can be found in any Our regular prices Clearance Sale All Seattle Is Invited to Share in a Gigantic Gathering of Stupendous Savings. Tomorrow Morning We Begin Our Mammoth Semi- = Annual These 1 anc wor pick r sewn | some hay ad models Suits are teds Summer 69c Boys’ Knickerbocker Pants 49c 5 to 17 years, $2.00 Men’s Pants $1.59 Suits, Mid 50c Boys’ Middie Blouses 33c cha mtrasting materials Tuesday $5.00 Boys’ Norfolk Suits $3.69 tweeds, ¢ 200 in white, lar white feet o shoes, wi with spliced and heavy ance price. Women’s Union Suits alves TWO PAIRS FOR Women's, Misses’ and black or tan weaves fine quality Come tn black down belt > eZ Clearance Prices on Men’s and Boys’ ay $7.50 Boys’ Best Grade Norfolk Suits $5.69 made fro i and good pair in cassimeres m all wool tweeds, cassimeres the newest - $5.69 mixtures, crials. 49c trimmed in Summer Cle and v Ye mbray assimeres an Pan pairs owing the w For the Clearance all sizes he pair. Your Hose, of extra | Boys’ Underwear, summer tn fiber silk. | Welkht | Ba briggan short- S leeved Shirts and knee-length te Mee! regu Drawers; regular 35¢ quality. on. Clear- are wale, palt.:-. OOC | carmennton vicsmsnpse A LE: The best wear, quality lis 9c each All sizes values. t, Khaki, red 1 bre eel and wide garter tops; Regular 75c and 90c Values seve with ribbon. Military and Rough Rider wn, hat to arance te trimmed with 33c whi linonette, ur hay taped seams and . $3.69 d cheviots. Coats ¢ loose ts full lined, ; made " 25c Hone, wht Made to choice of 50c 59c rment possible to buy for summer 1 different styles—made of fine le and trimmed with lace; yoke run A lot of 60 dozen; regular Thc and Clearance price, 59c from 34 to 44 PR ry G R A M s Alhambra Ending Wednesday Night “The House of the (Viola Dana, Gertrude Robert Conness) Lost Court” McCoy and oe Liberty Ending Tuesday Night “Wild Olive” (Myrtle Stedman and Forrest Stan) . At the Clemmer “The Birth of a Nation” (Lillian Gish, Mae Marsh, Miriam Cooper, Henry Walthall and Ralph Lewis) eee Colonial Ending Saturday Night “The Devil's Daughter” (Theda | Bara), Mission Ending Tuesday Night “Tragedies of the Crystal Globe" |(Mabelle Trunnelle and Bigelow Cooper) eee Class A Ending Tuesday Night Cheval Mystery” (Harry Myers and Rosemary Theby) The Boob’s Romance” (Bob Leonard jand Ella Hall) At the Melbourne The Avenging Conscience” Henry Walthall, Blanche Sweet) bia Grand Ending Tuesday Night “Vanity (Edna = Matson and Wm, Clifford) The Curse of| Work" (Billie Riteht The Tink- | er of Steubenville’ (Murdock Mac | Quarrie) eee Alaska Ending Tuesday Night “The Flying Twins” (Marion and Madeline Fairbanks), Keystone comedy The Cheval Mystery ROSEMARY THEBY —And— HARRY MYERS Bost Class A?? sae st TAR WANT. “ADS BRING RESULTS Rauch, M mineral, | tion of Mrs, L, | Wheeler st., Portland, sleep could gestion, Akor | I suffered with stomach trou- five ble and | years or | great which before | SALEM, Or, 14, and Maude Smith, i 4 Peterson, Wheeler St., Portland, Praises New Mineral DESTITUTE; TRIES TO DIE WITH CHILD July 5.—Do' Remedy Five weeks’ Mae Marsh and| Wonderful so improved the cond! of 301 she suffering from stomach trouble and indi- n she had been five years, She her experience with of whi a victim for ov | says about ind more | would form caused me to endure pain Akos for five weeks I can sleep, was in star mineralized w have jtinue on results.” Mrs hundreds obtained course of treatment has impressed me so much that I shall surely con remedy, vinced that I shall obtain permanent with in use of Akoz, ifornia medici Peterson, that without for Ras t igestion The Now, after tak \possible at ted drinking ater, The re from the Un the Peterson is but one of the! may fhe Northwest |Lebanon, drowned Sunday in thi Willamette river, while wadingrs - SPOKANE, July 5.—Poverty was believed today to have caused Mrs.| BLAINE, July 5.—Representa+ | Thos. J. Ryan to poison herself and | gy, ; ‘ 0 |her 2%-month-old daughter, Ruth, |VeS Of Washington, Oregon, Caite |Sunday. The {fant died, Mrs |forma and British Columbia of- | Ryan is in a precarious condition. | ficlated Saturday in celebrations at |tho international boundary line GIRLS DROWN AT PORTLAND /near here, commemorating 100 thy of years of peace between the United States and Great Britain. FIVE YEARS OF STOMACH TROUBLE RELIEVED BY AKOZ IN FEW WEEKS 301 the nal hat ing mes the lief 1 short Mrs, L. Peterson have obtained relief from their suf fering caused by stomach, liver, kid- ney and bladder trouble, rheuma catarrh, ulcers, eczema, skip diseases and other ailments. Akoz Is sold by all leading drug gists, where further information be had regarding this adver. who! tisement, tigm, con * f