The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1915, Page 3

STAR—MONDAY, HU RRY TODAY AND A ii AH! HERE IT IS-- THE MOTOR SLED ! TOMORROW ONLY ALHAMBRA 1 The story * streets of Par | Ez Packed houses prevatied at Sun-| when the latter ” n its heyde * opening of “The Goddess,” at lot crime, Heentlousness 11 Now that we've got the Alaskal; Alhambra, Earle Williams and | ury illy produced wit Fi) ratlr well under way, afte Anita Stewart, stare of such plays | thr heavy {rama t hard work onvineing 4 A Million Tid. The Jug Tr | hoene fo back at Wast te that naut and The Sins Mothers o .@.® | North really needs a railroad, along | are featured COLONIAL a come ety Kinnel, who lives at The story is baned on the plot of Willian Hart, the wild a 11 ixth ave, when to attle, | three n to ove me the unrest! woolly Weatern cha f the file & ays the ratiroad up th 48 of the masses and to make the with Leona Hutton porting é 5 a N bit, You . # invented a motor |» mente parents, now dead and a thrilling sod er ing oa ae EE CC TS ° a Wate @ says can do anythi take her to the wilderness, where, | story of the love of @ highwa rt Into the wildest parts of Alaska. It| jade to believe her cavern home Charlie ¢ ' A an, and he says it la a great t n t { ! ferso: Mhite an ¢ ner ‘he * th TEE provement on all other similar tn:| psychologist, brit br gap . a | ver tlons He ae ares it Fo Whig child, into the world from her min-| LISERTY. Cotton Sheet Sian ie sige Comforts, double-bed size, made big enough to ¢ s CEN Stature heaven, ts met by Tomer Infatuation” t# the headliner at ri iY ‘ casnene ane jt be ay ms me ie key my). ' ata a" 2 ts i 54x74 inches, and come in filled with new, clean cotton frozen a, and aces in its! vine and a friend of the professor's. | 1 pny Be tan, white or gray, with and coversd wits te ‘ a development great possibilities tn |” , takes the girl away from|th vivactous Amerte ’ fancy border; a regular $1.25 lig ‘ wae ber i i: aiding Alaska in butlding herself} siiiter, and the latter employs an|star, and Harry Pollard play the value at, the terned cloth; plain backs to u Ge tracker to find them. Tom: | leads 89c natch pair match; $1.50. val- -9 Harclay goes for his mornin 1 to) deals with Phyttie P c Adan and while inthe or y enter of : y mn Sheet Miankets, sine 60x76 ues, special at.. {ig PAINTED ROAD RED | tam, ene whl in th iy ane tart Eaten met antes naa with nalve tne calle to @ matinee idol, seen tr 1 sjhim to help her professor | her eal Her faith tn him ever 98c A. I, Meigs of Minneapolis and} t ie br arenes] Ber leah. 2 fe ie bin wlth FE. Pfahler are in Se.|™makes away with girl, alno tortured paths of poverty eat Cotton Sheet aoe ae enteral palnting the | Barelay's clothes, Here the chap-|brings the story to a happy ¢ "$1.48 | country red from thetr home efty |r ends ass ohn ey aay : Is to the Coast. With red paint they The play continues for the bal | ztie and the Heauty Contest hed Cotton Binnkes age 59 aatuadthe “hed Tenth ance of the week and ts in six|a comedy, ts on the same bi nehes, in Srgpeon nd lee Monet dale dag Nill} wilt be shown each nucceeding CLASS A $3.00 values "§. 48 si be perfectly plain to auto tourists | veg, Picss inkin* the “debean a “ the entire distance. | ie |ston of Elinor Glyn's novel, alt Al-wool Oregon Mlankets 4 Act | MISSION [hardly so outapoken, is a good, re pe he 74x91 cts Granting that the average con A return engagement |Hable dramatization the story on All-wool Oregon Blanket » dark | sumption of tires by motor cars|the Universal master | Madeline ‘Trave starred “$12. 50 1 : Is eleht tires a year, whict new bill at the Minnt A Chaplin comedy adds the fun # pale Can You Imagine It? ht tren a car a year, which|thnew Dil at the Minson Sunday] A, Chaplin, co me . $4.89 includes all types of vehicles, there u eae e ’ Large-sized Comforts, size We See Your Smile will be required during 1916 not| story is of a little girl, 72x78 h filled ith covered on both aides Jess than 20,000,000 tires, valued at|J¢¥ who brightens up her rich, onl inches, filled wit patterned EBB from 200,000,000 to $400,000,000 [sltelt crusty, uncle, whose | PROGRAMS two large rolls cotton, cov- Cn ‘S119 _ _ ~ a Mi r ast child call t, aoor ‘ 5 ** hucotoe the Caatle Harmony Unter | Alhambra Ending Saturday Night 2 Pairs 25c ered with Persian pat a ner The Goddess” (Anita Stewart date a terned sateen, scroll stitched. | y..5 tine Dea wit a s r Motion pletures of the British |“%4 Earle Williams) ‘dar ing If you § Regular $5.00 best cottor ° $949 onvict ship Success are also . thy | value, at .... ° rder IN i shown. Liberty Ending Tuesday Night | f Bi ag ~ PR ml eee Infatuation rita Fischer 7711 7 cymcpsoe qumeame-o pecan aeammae ny orepmansseyrenarag mamma . B ALASKA and Harry Pollard Lizzie and 9 2 is the star at the Alaska un ok or tan " ay nl Alaska Ending Tuesday Night iso tn black | WITNESSES useday night, inclusive, in Ber! [iiheoe of ‘the North” (tan orl: BQ Fall patterns and colorings in neat Golf Shirts, made with “ ” r aweat masterpiece, “Helene of the! desens vi C |] attached laundered cuffs, coat style; good quality, 98 brilliant cast, a wonderfully | see fant black. with || fast color materials, and regular $1.25 values, at...... Cc Of auto accident te |. ked out and impressive play,| Melbourne Ending Tuesday Night ue: OME as Men's Work Shirts, in blue | Men's Negligee Shirts, in fancy 4 withal a happy ending make|.“Fanchon, the Cricket” (Mary 10c¢ } | chambray, with plain iay-down | striped patterns, laydown col- J. Kohler, corner Firet ture unique in photoplay an Pickford) Bere Vaderwear, kace tenat collars; regular 60c values, | lars, cut extra large for stout A KNOCKOUT | * Pa | spectal men; 69¢ 45 and Columbia, Thure- Clark {a cast an Helene, the| Mission Ending Tuesday Night tomorrow at values at , c ; “Jewel” (Elia Hall); “Mabel and of a British emit € COME EARLY BE cy rernire: tert 2 cee iteattaee| Fatty Visit the Pair,” comedy creda | Mec's Army and Navy Shirt n ars (Mita . 7 mm 1 Northwest Mount military collars; reg “ ue ‘4 CRAWFORD AT THE ORGAN Please communicate oval Northwest Mourt:! Coronist Ending Tuesday Night eo | mith platn collars; good values ‘ with tho without her knowledge. ‘ A Knight of the Trails" (Wm saci 98c a et of ber husband ts tn 8. Hart and Leona Hutton); “When Men's Union Suits, !n medium pi catoea cf Pa bi lel shateer Hungry comedy welabt, al! sines, Men's Heavy Drill Work Shirts, 4 It The Jit red_Green wood anak aeilieds alice 98c large and roomy, fast 50c 5 . MELBOURNE jand Mutual Wee Men's Medium Weight Worsted | Cl0r: priced at. Mary Pickford ts the attraction Shirts and Drawers, special | Men's Nightshirts ‘and Pajamas, ADULTS i 1112 Western Ave. Melbourne in a return en-| Clemmer Ending Tuesday Night value, in ght or medium 95 kagement of “Fanchon, the Crick-| _. The Bath ——— Pi meg garmeat 98c | weight; $1.50 values.. c Business oo Main P Little Mary” plays the title apie Jean Sothern an n | MEN'S HOSE, fast color, prime quality cotton yarn, 25 ————— $$$ Res. Phone, West 100W The story ts old, but it han been F t n th ! fon | Class A Ending Tue | “ rejuvenated fn the film version Weeks” (Madaline Tra . F M4 oe elfish 1 ka of Fanc sort ” © a av-} — - t ssions of a Wife a es eee ae | ’s Waists vix='89c] Boys School - er lover make horoly d | ? - Cc _ A VISIT FROM ANNIE AND LIT. |correcting and he does all the pet 7 Pay Ui | “The Cup of Life” (Bessie Bar : uf Shoes | ss TLE MARGARET ANNE jting CLEMMER | riscale), comedy Wanted models in China (Ceprright. 1915, by the Newspaper “Just as I was after getting her to The Two Orchemn” cae of my ? ul Silk and Voile Waists, $1.79 Pair Enterprise Association) | go to bed in the dark all by herself, those thrilling plays the Fox com. ° | lace and embroidery trim- cpvish, Mice Margaret, that you he insisted that she;should be kept pany fas been producti lately,|4 “CCIDENCE THEATRES |} med; models suitable for here's good otter on Behes! weld have a little talk with Tim up on the nights he was home at 6, Rl wcored @ alatinct suc Sunday |” Vietor Ending Monday Night | oe Cena are both dressy end about little Margaret Anne.” so he could play with her. Now J with photoplay goers “The Champion” (Chas. ¢ | street or ‘round the house made by a well-known Annie had come over to my apart- have to rock her to sleep nightly Theda Bara, Jean Sothern, Wil-|}in); “The Confession,” drama | wear; extremely attrac- with pola’ “4 Pees Fee ek Mest to ask about Aunt Mary, and unless Tim is home, and then he liam Shay, and a host of other|The Stagecoach Driver and the tive design . a eaten a ee had Drought my beautiful godchild does it stars comprise the cast drama. $1.33, $1.50 and ‘ith her. I had her on my lap, and) “Maybe {t ts just as well,” she - cunt tacuteetineriie suit i ARO SEE 33, s truly, little book, she is one of the |added as an afterthought r after | $1.75, now at. Most beautiful babies I have hl ll rae puts her to bed he does not wa: Wash Waists in white [feen. Her skin, the typical Irish |to go around to the saloon to see t ’ skin, 1s exquisite in its rose leaf|boys. But we quarrel a jot about} | with colored stripes or " texture and tint. Her xray eyes are her, Miss Margaret, at that, for it's| plain white; garments {8 Colonial style, new stage lest; © pat in with the traditional “smutty |mesilf that says she must go away | that formerly sold for up $2.50 grade; the pair $1.79 finger,” for her lashes are so Diack |to school and get the best of educa @ to $1.00 tomor- ‘and long that they tangle them-|tion, and {t's Tim that says he | mow és " 48c Children’s Play elve as she shut her crinkling Hds/never let her out of bis sight, and ae ove Ont, ta the most fascinating smile that [| that if she grows up as good as h xfords have ever encountered on a baby | mother before her, he'll be perfect ui Ss a Dp Made of tan lotus calf with elk face. satisfied.” | ev; underpriced as follows: “What ts the matter with Tim) Weil, unless she grows up less | Q—Will you please print a rec-/star; Tatoka, antelope; Wakchah, idan Re rye ‘gut 8 ros “6 som won tepeyen het Eee ae Tate oo tha teaching her to ? " flower; Weeko, beautiful " new arrivals in the Suit Sect 7 Pe Ele A * ‘gies ey 8 ae aoa teak the wit and ee ee eee Mach Aure Taina. oavires The smartest models for this season show radical departure wishes 1:3: * “Well, he do be spoiling her all be, I am sure that she will be/| for some time to get one. acha, arora ; jaladi, squirrel . Jes, and the dependable styles are shown here ’ time,” said Annie. Annie always | making some man very unhappy 20 Talala, woodpecker; Wayt, pig from. fe modes, and the dependable s Women’s Comfort ms 1 b hen she |years hence,’ I sald es prety oe AMONG THE CORRECT MODELS ARE— e im & little brogue when yenl alee told him that unless she| By EDWIN J. BROWN, D. 0.8, | _A:—! cup sweet milk; 1 cup sour) @—How can! remove coffee tfects in Lymanseille cheviot, Scotch mixtures and Shoes bets excited. al DI im ' | ¥ ” * Tmitk eu ks 4 @ge8; stains from linen? Also tea stains? abble viot Strap Slippers that will do nicely E “Can you spofl anything as per-|was made to mind better than « 713 First Ave. Union Bik. yermat ene lance _L ‘ lso showing the very popular belted styles tn plain for street or house wear, or the | fect as this?’ I asked. does now she would give us a lot Seattle's Leading Dentist 1 ched and| A.—Wet the spots with cold wa mint ney mized suitings. Any style you want is here ad rtable Juliet 4 4 nd. “ anc a ° 0 cold co or rn ed su A ou € nd-turned sole: “Well, if you had her long you trouble The Largest Dental Office tn the! che hs 46 teaspoon salt tex, cova WHA Gaveneiin. Gad i aA tea urine: ts twee ‘nar d-turned soles and : Would know that it can be done very| “Then it {s that Tim always gets | World, Imitated Many—Equaled ald sweet and sour milk, stand for two or three hours, Ther : 14.50 TO $24. 50 Misliy, She is the stubbornest little mad at and talks as if | was aby Nor strain thru cheesecloth. To curd wash with cold water and soap $ - - $2.50 < that ever cried for some-|chauffeur that was disregarding his When you read a Dental adver-\add sugar, yolks of eggs slightly Repeat if necessary » SL.OS and... . _ thing she should not have, and |traffie rules, and I may as well tel!) tisement and recognize ses in it . lemon. nd salt, Line pat 4s she 1s, she knows that if/you that at such a time Tim's lan-| which have long ago b . ne with paste, fll with mix Q.—I am a pretty girl, can play a - - ——. dad is around, he'll give it to| guage Is such that it is mesilf that|and used by some other De ntist § d eprinkle with chopped the piano and violin, and am a good | is mightly glad that Margaret Anne! you must admit that the almonds. Ba until mixture ig dancer and have lots of Invitations.|keep them? | have no sisters. a bouquet ite a man friend on] ho never danced inion youtt ‘Already she likes him better |does not yet understand English.” | Dentist who is so low, unprinc firm to the touch The other girls are jealous of me,| LONELY FOR A CHUM. | my 20th birthday fan she does me, for I do all the) “At least not as Tim aks {t,/and ignorant as to steal his phrases and | cannot keep a girl friend.| A.—Think of others, not of your A.—It would not be quite sa ot ieart a —s ret ee old 4 — - | Annie,” said Dick, with a laugh. We/and advertisements from another Q.—Please send me some Indian We live in a highly respectable |self. To have a friend, one must] trust the ordin vg nce gong ad MELA tate ott At ee thought he was so busy reading his| Dentist, is too low, too dish et, Names and thelr meanings. neighborhood, and | hav been |first learn to be a friend. A girl tt onegtay oO ayers jus ng hoa a RING i paper that he had not been paying|too unprinc! and too ignorant eS 6° 4 well brought up, but | don’t think | who has grown to womanhood with because it is ¢t ‘ashion we abel. any attention to us lto be trusted with the care of your; A—Keewaydin, northwest wind: it looks well for me not to have jout sisters, or i ae ies she Peay ps * ea ge Bi oon «| STAR WANT ADS WILL FIND PROSE : | teeth . F Osseo e nust share with, invariably appears|to their beauty rather tha e ST A} Ds aL. FID PEDERICK Well, you nee Mr. Dick, Tim has | te th s seo, evening any girl friend, What can | do hed Pact , anh fe Barblpr bot i ocd allie feeling etal BE mgr “ARTICL NELSON ckuatloara toute ot be tanks A DENTAL HAM } tered to other girls u at the man who went the rove eur ‘ me OC -” - — had no intention of conveying a he is in earnest.” Do you know what a “Ham Den PGUAMU a wcities IW Al. a 0 nition ist 4 m Dentis' ~ message in combination Like all her natior Annte wae tis Well, a Ham Dentist 4s bouquet of red roses containing a| fiowever, the red rose is sup rea ast quick to resent the slightest fauit|one ° ’ P. k d E P i{ y t d ai hits ? Lrecelved such| nosed t “T lo ou,” and that anyone else might find in one|and work acked Every Feriormance Yesterday GB :irsic wnits ove? | eee et eae doug ty An he loved. however much she quar-|he thinks he ix wis [wean ot yeu” The white rose|] UNCN an reled with b elf. expe aa teet Gnd ch ike fh Everybody Says It’s a | stands also for a guerdon or pledge i Miss Margaret,” she continued ngs on the rear end of th en slyly ye know that little Mar profession » same Wonderful Show Q.—I have heard that alum re inner garet godfather added anoth-| position, + that duces the bust. If so, how must It| er $500 the other day to her savings |the ham occupies on the be applied? This information will Quality food and excellent semeT ‘Wasnt that 6 nite birth-| 1 like to other Dentists do eda Bara be greatly appreciated. z service prevail at the Nor ashulen day present? well and prosper, but when one de. A-—The ¢ information which |[ tonia Cafeteria. 1 Wadd Ye to kbow how ehe|® ates to the station of a ham, Lever give on this subject is a en ACEI ccm Olli rt es js unworthy of recognition by | warning not to experiment in bust Breakfast—6:30 a, m nd little rocker more than she does |honest men ean 0 ern development or r jon. What Strictly fresh ranch eggs the money just at present. She will| You cannot afford to allow a ever excites or acts upon these |{ with Swift's Premium hams @ money just at present. She will narech : A a | eta t mally may some time|{ and bacons All Week not sit In m any more. I muat young, adver isl 4 ham Der ‘ist to eoane | Skin troubles, whte , cane sli on age Hira may me tim ae acon : tie her in that blessed chair, and|experiment on your teeth, with his W iam Shay much annoyance in weather: | res Try Our Hot Cakes and she si ne hours fresh damp green d a and ashes n ati 0 ca oc Waffles Pps ppding wig TEN gee certificate. Why take chances lekly beat.| Q_Kindly print a recipe for : 4 PsigtheeSor t disreapec ¢ this kind when can have wae meer “a 1 Ny | making catsup by the cold proc Lunch—Céntinuous Service C Or Mr mioee tat t Gre 5 me s|your Dental work done at my of In D'ENNERY'S ; iil ies tn ape Dianer—Unti! 7:8 Ai ee te tal al! Use rfect vegetables, ster . ¢ a ants more takes « gents |e inate ul speciaitats Immortal Drama plexton, red | Ay Wrenn ond sintight’ ans, |f “Our Coffee fs a little better” Bi anslag I's yor Frish blarney, Annie," I ears’ experience eR . Orion aby A catsup may ferment Fine, reading and rest said, as 1 kissed both her and the |tered aa nat nf 4 Peel pe firm tomatoes a P oom for the convenience of Fo Be Continued Tomorrow Ww en oa Gble. Mane | Drain in a colander, then turn into : the ‘exus, Callfornia Oregon? large earthen bowl or crock. Add a ’ , ve 4 cup grated horseradish, 1 cup 4 |When your Dental ¥ is done For samples p ¥ gue men ¢ ny associates you Rmergeney ul ‘ s black peppe Cricket ii oe Koberts eee tneann ack pra fe Bn one tt oe r Pt TH plaints charging attempted extor yous i price a ot hat of an in t e anjo brown samen S table (Ty EL Mist could put the finlchine [ition were filed today by Detective) Afford to, have the aqbental inte pede 2).cup Brora Stee touches to so ne thal |W. J. Dretschmeyer of the district|work when finished. ‘This te the 8 1 teaspoon « ach of clonar Little Sweetheart of Filmdom, | attorney's of against. Tone Di|\ he idan tae ve A it fi W ] } BR and mace, an¢ quart elder vine 1421 = art 0 ndo’ att oo Hane (Only sat n 1, an 8 ar, Mix thoroly, bottie and seal 73 4th Ave. 4 France and Jos. Vetrano, Italians |fiaiy “that ‘I have. all to kein and aiiace COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY | asie kee Now Playing to So eee eee etloter ar | 2otntns_ to by giving you the he Pi Q.—! am a man 40 years of age, Capacity How co, of Ban Fran.| vest Dental sgirdie 1 and At the Pipe Organ ane and have never danced in my life P y Tlouses re oe guarantee it for ars, because x Now | come In contact with a so ch 16, and senc this is what has made my offices clal set where dancing is the order Pat atening letters the largest in the world. of the day, and it would help me in MELBOURNE] * Edwin J. Brown, D. D. S. by a Bel A. prise hae been won By i Seattle's Leading Dentist jas the genuine article IPhone Main 3640 | | PHOTO PLAYS CLEMMER PAGE 3. CPT. 6, 1915 my business a great deal if | could dance. Am | too old to learn? on Wri A Where can | take private lessons? gian inventor in Italy for an arti woe ; 10c ficial leather made of cotton which| Open event until & and Sun 10c At hed < ne vt 10c ONE OF YOUR READERS is said to be as durable and elastic|days until 4 for people who work | atuplay Mouse a(t] R A. A.—Some of the best ¢ re of The Designer interest TRAVERS