The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1915, Page 3

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Even physically, except to a very anything | can do to change Concerning the terrible bugaboo, limited extent, old age is a myth thoughts and stop them old age, except in the mind, there As most people know, our own —————evemee ibodies constantly renew themselves iM B RA land there is a theory that every jseven years each body is thoroly lrecreated, every atom and particle that w & part of it at the begin TONIGHT 7, 8:30 and 10 ning of the seven years having] given way to new atoms of flesh and blood Ten pretty girl entrt winner of this contest (to be decided by ballot vote of audience) will appear in a mo- tion picture made and shown by Alhambra management Lurniture @. ise 41677424 - Dike Street: The most beautiful woman I ntiful in mind and body years old, measured actual time cycles. But she ha: the youngest heart, the most buoy abounding youth oO, her life has not been free from sorrow, neither is she a rich woman Actual want has a few times come pretty close to her but want and sorrow have turned }away vanquished before her brave reception of them This woman, as her photograph And 40 Artists’ Models in | 66 {them away from her; they have The House of a wad ore? ft She is a business woman, work Ing every day, and except for the friends that such a woman {s bound to make, she stands alone tn the! world, perhaps; brothers and ai ters and her husband have all died Some resentful people have call ed her selfish because she does not go draped in sackcloth and ashes She is not this. Here {fs the su Thousand Scandals’”’ 4-part Feature, and the World’s News, a Western Comedy-Drama and a Cartoon Comedy 10c AND 5c preme unselfishness. It is easy to nurse grief, keep it fresh and live. “I will not be gloomy because can't bear to make other people un happy; {tismy nature; people must be glad when I am near,” to me once stay young, for whatever else the new feminism has caused of up. heaval, {t has not changed woman's desire to be young and attractive jand loved, FOURTH, PIKE AND UNION Kathlyn Williams Q—I! would like to go to Europe for a short visit LILLIAN WALKER (Dimples) in the Comedy-Drama “THE FIRE ESCAPE” And a Comedy, “He Fell in a Cabaret” Tonight Until) Continuous | 800 day 11 a. m. to| Ground Floor Night 11 p. m. Seats tired feet? A Cc. G. D. made of A powder | borax sifted | the shoes, together, acts shaken into | | as a foot ease | Q—tIe It permissible for a wom lan to the same cards for busi | nese as for social affairs? EMMA. are the upon a Business wom cards for soctal | | A—"Mre.” and “Mies” only titles permissible |tady's calling card en have separate and business uses. 1 hope jis no such thing. Just in the pro: Every to see an answer soon and want to| portion we fear, dread and try to) strength} it! | | | by} | eas will bear witness, is much better V4 In addition to our liooking than she was as a girl, for| lar show she has not allowed the years to! regu . rob her; she h gained from each of them, from every day and week Harold Lockwood, May Allison “Eppes And her character and beauty are such now that nothing can take! | she sald Soo if equal pal parts of Fi iin powdered starch and STAR—THURSDAY, SEPT. 23, 1915. PHOTO PLAYS PAGE 3, day night at the Alhambra will be! given the name of Mud and told t Leading Lady night.” |make good or get out A winner among the 10 beautiful) peabody is the young man’s uncl }8:30 and 10 p. m., and the audlence| COLONIAL is privileged to vote at each show. | and artistic, is the attraction at th What! Alaska for the rest of the week. land there meets the hero, follows you can guess, [by Frances Hodgson Burnett Charles Waldron plays oppost ary jcoustry sweetheart, who is means of saving Eameralda’s pa the girl of his choice by her mot |refusing to marry a dissolute nobl | Hardy's death withstanding former trials, | country boy comes into his own. | Saturday night, inclustve. —BY— plays a duai role, jer and daughter Lil C'Dimples” that of the mot CLEMMER 10c ‘'.10c ) Walker, in + rite top . bods jand another comedy, | Cabaret “He Fell in ." complete the bill eee 1 pret A Feats Besste Barriscale, renow star of many Mutual eeoteren is on th SISA, TODAY 5 ( Friday and eel ‘MARY maste ond lap of in the four-act drama, [ward * Charlie Chaplin fs back in “H | Musson Career,” by roaring comed . “The R H PICKFORD| In Frances Hodgson %| Liberty Ending Saturday Night “The Man Trail” (Richard And out of this ste has won al) Burnett's jers, June Keith |perpetnal youth. The recipe is|)>) Tenderest and Most Real | pain). worth trying. All women want to of Stage Stories ita ad “The Mix-up” (Chaplin f the Surf” (Spottiswo Seeing America First, . “A Chil ‘Esmeralda’ A Beautiful Play—Beautl- fully Acted . “Stolen Goods” (Blanche Sweet » ) jon Ending Thursday Night “Marse Covington” nelley) ~ DVAYAY | SSIS fins | | le \¢ XXX French Coney Muffs, Rug $7 50 jet of Black and Sable Brown French >y ape . ining Coney, for this “The Last Night on the Farm,” Scene From “Esmeralda,” With Mary by shape, heavy satin lining + ana $6. 75 Pickford, Now Playing at the Alaska XXX French Coney Muff, Rug- $9 50 Scarf and Muff nuine Marmot, Harold Lockwood, hero extraor-)} LIBERTY by shape; scarf ends with heads ° handsomely striped, $12. 50 dinary, who scored high in such) “The Man Trail,” a tale of primal) XXX Frenh Coney Pickford 4 “and White Ermine combina- successes at the Storm) passions, opened at the Liberty| Muff, ruffled effect; this s 9.7 Chinese Lynx an¢ n n Country,” “David Harum” and “The| Wednewiay. It 1s one of the great-| . ; tion Scarf and Muff $16 50 Secretary of Frivolous Aftairs, est storler ever filmed. The play| Pillow Muffs of XX French Coney, Bet, at ucts sss SEU and his leading woman, dainty May|{ adapted from the story by Henry ed Sth thas asttin. taltic Seal and American h Allison, play the leading roles in/Oyen, which ran in a well-known| cog 7 ' $4, 5Q | scart and Mutt $25 00 |°The House of a Thousand Scan-| magazine rome time ago. | Set, this sale ° dais,” which opened at the Alam-| 4 young man, city bred, goes in- XXX Tiger Coney Muffs, Rugby | Wide assortment of Sets in all bra Wednesday to the wilds of Northern Canada, to style, with ruffled ends, 8 75)\ Furs, priced as low " $42, 00 In addition to this pleture, Thurs-| his uncle's lumber camp, He is] at Pe Ah . as $4.50, and to. “Wolt John” @. | Seattle women and girls who march; Meeting Belle, “Wolf Jobn's” across the stage in view of the au |ward, the young man falls tn love| in this lot. Buy for far less than dience wilt be decided by the most) with her, Bart, foreman of the! > ballots cast by the spectators. camp, 1s als in love with the girl.| you ll see the same Furs marked This winner will be the leading This triangular love affair brings| lady in a attle-made photoplay./about unusual and thrilling fea elsewhere — yet secure in your |The last scene of the play will be/ tures. jmade on the Alhambra stage and| “The Man Trail” will remain at! f li |will give Seattle fans an opportu-lthe Liberty for the remainder of knowledge bed qua ity. y 1915 Fors. nity to see how pictures are made.\the week, These are absolutely perfect, first quality, brand new 1915 a Pha: Vensod wil aebier ap ti Se bh Not one piece of the lot has been in our store over 48 hours, nor Heading the Colonial's mixed biti! Man Jensen, of the Alham-/is Charlie Chaplin in a four-reel| To quote prices means LITTLE— bra, originated the idea |screeche The Mix-Up," Quality means MUCH We tell bditiaee thy Next come Spottiswoode Aitken! you the price of a few, but the quali | Jana dainty Mttle Teddy Sampson, ties of these Furs are so bigh you | back once more/jin “A Child of the Surf." would scarcely believe they could be in jen Goods,” a drama of ro-| “Seeing America First,” the lat- sold #o cheap if you saw them. jmance and crime, which came to/est in travelogues, is on the bill. the Melbourne Wednesday | eee “THe STORE THAT Blanche is cast an innocent) ALASKA SAVES YOU MONEY, girl sent to the penitentiary for t “Memeraiée.” with Ma Pick-| jerime of another. Freed, she 9008/r.04 tn the title role retreshing| waratricken Belgium asa nurse . is a drama of good quality, adapted from the #tory of the same name * David Hardy, her young the ents from poverty, but who is not considered good enough to marry "Basserida, howerer, sticks to him; man until she hears the report of In the end comes happiness, not | and the} G7 eee Te PE AEAPRE EET (Cot costae onan xy /ARRIVED HERE |HOLD TWO MEN AND 7 + [dares famous, sory, with Rock DAY TOO EARLY WOMAN AS ROBBERS | “r,*t one, wer | will remain at the Clemmer until | agg 2 | It 8 one of the best plays of the/ with a limited command of Brooks, formerly a real estate man Second Floor P.-I. Bldg. H ; year. pale the o de Owen Kildare hers .*s pores paar 1g onl cane at Bellingham; D, J. Hennessy, also | partment early day ft neki bey The Most Human, Heart |MISSION ling. She said friends were to have|Of Bellingham, and Mrs, Eliza Interest Story Ever |, Kathtyn Williams may have her|met her upon her arrival here, but| Pierce, recently of The Dalles, Ore., Pictured ort by Wi et yt c ry of Tal-\that she had come a day ahead Of|are held in the county jail in con- al vind,” @ three-part drama of/schedule. They asked her if she ‘ | y jon with the robbery of a Wallace | Roberts heredity and pre-natal influence,/aid like the man on the “slo« : jshe walks into a den of Hons asitrain thru Atkaneas” -got off nna/Great Northern passenger train on 618 PIKE ST. Organ 1 Banjo jcoolly as you please, unarmed and| walked, and thus arrived too soon night of February 20, 1914, |] Prices That Talk for the Rest jtlone. In this play, which was! Then they turned her over to the|When three passengers were killed Bargains in Wall Paper. written by Mis# Williams, Kathlyn| juvenile department, where an at-/Mrs. Pierce is held as accessory jcomedy entitled “The Fire Escape,’ four-day engagement at the Class| The Sirk he A is al Colonial Ending Saturday Night de Aitken); Melbourne Ending Saturday Night (Edward Con ment you will accept a modest pay on any Fur in the lot, and hold til re TOMORROW BEGINS A GREAT eae Fur Sales », Furs at Wholesale Cost. Fine Fur Sets—Separate QZ Muffs—Separate Scarfs—AT A BIG LOSS— But the LOSS is not OURS. A factory in sore need of money sends us $2,000 worth of Fine Furs to turn into quick money for them, allowing us a liberal percenage for our service. THEY GO ON SALE FRIDAY A look into our window, corner Second and James, and you will be convinced of the wonderful values offered. Muffs to Match These Prices on Scarfs and Mufts Note These Low-Priced ° Our Guarantee goes with every Fur longer than the five days it takes the pd 48 hours in our stcre. ew York facto: ing them here, out of the express to te re h e- @ Finnish wom | sen VERNON, Sept. 23—John || JACOBS * PHOTO SHOPS a, Eva Perinen, h it being alleged she harbored Brooks at her apartment! ‘during the night of the crime. ‘Brooks has a wife and several} the ; children. after the fact, find her fs being made to 100 now oc a roll, LET ‘ER GO, PROFESSOR Attendance records for a roll, | $1.25 a roll, 50c younger dancing clubs are expect necro Gow ee ed to pass thru an eclipse Saturday 06 6 Fee oo en ths an elie S208) BONFIRE “MEETING. a0 6 2a a. SL n- their first dance at Douglas a MN | 4.00. « roll, The Jefferson 1 Park Ladies’ Im- | a) School students have been Anvites | provement club will hold an open| BLANKS music will be furnished by eMBossE D GILTS PRESSED PAPERS Wagner's orchestra, under the per-|air meeting around a vonfire Thurs- | oS | OATMEALS * |sonal direction of Prof. Wag day night on the site of their newly TA WALTON, ETC. ts| Dancing starts promptly at 9 | purchased lot, Beacon ave, and 15th 618 PIKE ST. o'clock, 8. ave y | TONIGHT—TOMORROW-—SATURDAY § Chaplin In the 4-act ) Including ry ee my citizen |S) Produced by the Famous K4| “4 sage gi bab ia i paper: ut st fear | might , Alm Ci | In the 3-part Special be arrested and put In the army. |) sci teh $6) Masison Ending Thursday Night | Would it be safe for me to go? |) Paramount Gq he Strange Case of Talmat Nk. Ty f And” (Kathlyn Williams); “The | A—The state department has re-|) ravelogue (\ Fire Fscape" (Lillian Walker) | jpeatedly suggested that foreign-|}>) Thrilling South American RX © | born citizens of the United States Pictures the Wonderful gee Roding Se ieday Night) |remain away from the war zone, It\t% Aerial Railway in the “The House of a Thousand Scan. ry a iis Impossible to insure travelers |) Andes, ete, |dais’ (Harold Lockwood and May And a T' |the usual protection, when they y ‘ Allison). |have foreign names, and may at SR ® any time be taken as spies, I Class A Ending Saturday Night Bi Ww @—Canwer toll me ef any pow. | “The Reward” (Bessie Barris. | 0 der than-can be usedete rellove jeale); “His Musical Career,” com 99 Spottiswoode Aitken Teddy Samson ‘ACHILD OF THE SURF’ ; a, A FEATURE FOR THE CHILDREN eee: eee Spectal Program Saturday Morning From 9:30 to 11:30. “THE KEWARD' RESIDENCE THEATRES CHAS, CHAPLIN ieee Ending Thursday ons musical caren" | “The Rroken Cain,” No. 7, two 66 AIira ana || parts; “What Might Have Been, 5c CLASS Rete eee nile Ritchie te, th | Doomed Hero,” two-part comedy, HANGS rm; ran Pon A aE