The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 21, 1915, Page 3

STAR—TUESDAY, DEC. 1915. PACE 3 —— CH= GREEKS FIRE ON 'PANTAGES HAS | | CONSISTENCY Valeska Suratt ha other Store Open Until jewels to wear-—it rard line Have one gum between three * SURATT 1S JEWEL, BUT— is" sis had mer Double War Situation at Salonika] | Wise ‘vaudevite fans are going tol wip ome verry mark, s« houldn't Inducements the otunntng, ‘whose Takes Another Pecu the Pantages thia woek armed with) Sie wear Ker mothers ne betttinnt "ct rea liar Turn vty feaat in the, headline | We” Stella leads a bevy ‘ COURSE OF TRUE SECOND Ave. AT JAMES ST. All Day ‘ashion Gir who do| beauties at the Colon = BERLIN, Dec, 21,—Greeks at “igi ones pew By nou com the 5 “A » Fort Karaburna, dominating Hob Albright, the baritone, has Paes | Salonika, fired upon a French peared, Wis Wate with Cine be heed their command to halt, tone 4 soprano parts in My - NS according to dispatches today | lier,” from “The Chocolate Sold c ‘ ‘i - , \y to the Frankfurter Zeitung io ere AL\TN To) <a : i'\ 4 The Frenc was stated i “i peNernerwas . Raed ’ Wy Vi “CROOKED TO ae ee oe oe T)OLY/ LAIN DT Ttoly)L! TA: NY D) ? The Greeks continue to holc ° ae | \ THE END” the "forte decpite, ‘repeated | mM@aken Identity stunt. | Comedy : French requests to turn it over aly pane ie ‘ T dd B f 1 50 Keystone to the allies ae eae mee oe | en er $2.50 Teddy Bears for $1. we Poe Sve a, Pathe. sotall Md Just think how pleased your little one would be with a big Teddy Bear! | GREEKS ANDO BULGARS CLASH LONDON, Dee Att | pate ed a Bulgar hes te forces had Doiran MRS. ASQUITH WINS SUIT |—w LONDON, Dec Mrs Herbert Asquith, the premier's wife, today won her suit against the Globe to prevent that paper from continuing its alleged tibel of her. She was granted an injunction She charged the paper had printed stories that she was friendly with German prisoners | and disloyal to her country ntinuous—I1 a. m. to It pom. MATINEES ... .10c EVENINGS ... .15¢ TURKS CLAIM VICTORY BERLIN, I 21.—The Constan inople war office toda: mat victory in the tish forces wer } HANDS ARE BURNED °° _ rta a Ariburnu, where the ed the ocean withdrawal had t 8 and was h entht New skin will have to be grafte onto the hands of W. A. Gleason, mechanical draughtsman, who was seriously burned when he tried to jawal wit! Const atest rescue his 5-year-old son Lond € 4 the fire in his home Sunday r | losses nseq t w he may never again be able frawal were insignificant low his profession COMMANDER RELIEVED PETROGRAD, 1 on Residents in the Fa d@istrict will hold a mass to plan a petition asking fire protection as a result Gleason accident meeting R sky nding Riga t was ane 8 NIGHTS AND 3 MATINEES Commencing With MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY > be oa The ndoned to et the Saturda | dogs aban | doxs | INCLUDES OTHERS was Greatest of Comedy Successes POTASH & PERLMUTTER PRICES Nights, 50c to $1.50 All Matinees at Popular Prices, 25¢ to $1.00 SEATS NOW ON SALE a precaution against polluting Seat tle's water supply, but Selleck, Tay lor and Hemlock, above the intake, should be regarded with « according to William F. All the highway and neering department fit speaking at the (« Club Monday MEDICINES LEATHER GOODS Selected at Random From Heaps of Water-Soaked Wares 10e to @he Holiday | 82.2% to 82.75 Need & ater. 10c 98c $1.00 Royal Holland Blue Enamel D3¢ Coffee Pots old wold AD wold filled 43c B0e to $1.00 Hint Piss We | Ba sass Te $s. $1 98 rine oy “on $1.69 2c 5c 100 and ihe Violin Strings ihe and Zhe knw Pilon STO to 810) Vine Gold - Fitted Hence $2.67 tdent Steel SPINNING’S, 4th NEAR PI a 82.50 Jewel Canea 98c | $16.89 BETTER GET HERE EARLY Kangen for araph Nebords NOTICE—A large consignment of Jewelry, Silverware excellent condition—to go at salvage prices. ruple plate ware ever brought to this fate Ow ng this week bridge neet- dent, @ street car hs en people Now beta shown at the Clem Royal “SoS ARTER GUN “TOTERS” mba Hand sehedu ng has tesued a will give thone the Mmit the ai} and $1,000 fine | where £ Dorothy Bernard may be owe Who'd t 1 Y wrong; Vale b the And who doesn't oo Valeska hone a ONLY ONE GUN AMONG A TRIO OF ROBBERS William Farnum BM e300 % 3. “A SOLDIER'S BR ss) 2c see 5c hone 19c SPINNING’S, 1415-17 Fourth Ave. @ A WHOLE CARGO OF MAGNIFICENT MERCHANDISE SUBMERGED IN WATER THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS’ WORTH OF SALVAGE The Cream of the S. S. Mariposa Cargo HARDWARE PATENT Going in Many Cases at 10c on the Dollar Many Items Still in Practically Perfect Condition Positively the Only Store In the City Where the Above Mentioned Items Are Being Disposed of SPINNING’S, 4th Ave. Near Pike nd Leather Novelties, Without doubt the finest lot of solid gold, Some very handsome articles for gifts. informed by the le that it's no fake b QUICK WAL. away, and frees the « Q Didn't the other two thugs bh guns, too? LATIN QUARTER HOLDS NOVELISTS’ RECORD JEWELRY HOUSE FURNISHINGS TOOLS, ETC. $1.00 and 81.50 29¢ | 98c Soe Cough- emedies and 25c 33c 48c 43c 9c ohnera Harmont 9c fave 9c 81.50 to $9.00 Sterting can Van fee | eorkees ., ORE ieee Ae eee. 812.00 Sterling Silver $3.85 14c SALE OPENS AT 9 A. M. SMId YVAN i> ‘SDNINNIdS intended for sterling filled and quad at | VALESKA AND HER CLOTHES These are 25 INCHES HIGH and worth $2.50, but through a special pur- chase we are able to sell them at $1.50. yar t ® the ection € dozens of m mey- Beautiful Dolls Dressed and Undressed : For the Boys We have ail manner of Mechanical and _ other me Toys that are strictly for, Youll be amazed at bes bows, We iave Ga the variety of pretty ve were € have SUNS.) Dolls shown here—and Bow and Arraws, Trains,/at remarkably low Rock iW that Automobiles, Drums. prices. We have many Ye also find Games,|Character Dolls, and a | a tron made id® vy Blocks 8, ) ty Slates, |good selection with un tar t rd l Kewpies nd everything to|breakable heads. A particularly and the hard ks, are] vive the Hittle @nes a real|good variety of dressed $1 50 here and priced on 1.591 santa Claus. | Dolls are here at..... ° We en on Makes a Sensible Gift the Clemmer Theatre eRe sb anna ai es ey come both fur oe on triins > Si with elther #ole leather, felt *% Pretty Comfort, in large size with a covering » to be a {-breaker for 3° . : = af seco sitk in dainty color effects, with plain 6 scenario. The La quar ‘ yorder. Filled with pure $3 48 e the scene Gilded le ¢ certainly the \vhite cotton and priced at : ° Y a ne at the Mis bh t wn Prices are 49¢ t ‘ Qr a Wool Nap Blanket—These come in a : yor eee etvod large size in gray, tan and white, with BEAUTY GALORE f SEE OUR WINDOWS fancy borders. They've a fine nap and are AT COLONIAL Men's House Slippers, it ood leathe oles vory warm $2 39 Ant » lover, and| ye They're & nerviceabl and will The price is . ! tana love om { make a nice gif sl .50 A Nice Down Comfort makes an acceptable Ar © are lot ss Mak The ew range fr 60c t git. There is a good selection of colors and ( theat @ Ace of and Children’s Feit Slippers, also come in patterns here, in covers of good sateen. Pure I tela erste ia} the bbe or fur tr ned style a 8 Down and $ 98 t sate te pele re gag r Jain, Have good soles, Prices 75¢ to 9 c ectly sanitary 8. Sterday Evening J ai aby hy Elegant Neckwear i “are ey for Men WAR PICTURES AT GRAND ¥ t's rare ndeed that ' ture f the « fa ri find suc exkel « sho charming color effects in att ori ‘ the ¥ such superb qualitias of t tt silk t popular prites © fields of battle but they're berg. and in AY - | practically an ehdlesg va Gi P ift Handkerchiefs Rea i . . riety Our prices runge ADVOCATES—18 0 Toilet and Manicure Sets | /'-'» 1.50 The variety of Handkerchiefs An industrial survey and an ac! Every woman will appreciate | 25¢ to shown here tn both single or © Sndustrial bureau were advo a lke this. We have the One particularly attrac boxed styles makes choosing by Paul White f Set hath’ two tive selection of new easy. We have them in dainty ineer, in a talk before thel To Sete in styles, suitable for jgifts,| embroidered, plain or initial © Commitiee pub} three-piece styl also neat is priced styles, and many with beauti- \ ictty and tria f the Manicure Sets, and the prices at 50c fully delicate lace. Priced at Chamber o: merce, M a | here are part arly reasonable. 50¢ & box and up. He sal that wo matruction fant ind as concrete| A Pair of Gloves Give a Box of Candy : ip Noth can surpass Glove as rac- The pretty boxes of new, fresh Candy are sug- ea. HAD. NO tical and appreciable gift. Only re table. gestive Ot. tft for: pose one. We carry pure, SHE | ao NO STRAWSSARY |r makes are stocked here, and we have all kinds wholesome )Candy im bulk; and also in pretty ! | } r Gift her foster-father wants her to Priced at $1.00, $1.50 and 2.00 Boxes at ic... . C to ° marr n A Soldier's Oath,” at the theart about t e <y Seni ee eeeeeeneeesennseensnasassienaaipiiial hus do movie) vive herself to him and woman as nurse to the man's smoth - DISCUSS BELT u tnt guinea Soe ey | ae” | WITH RAILROAD MEN pdt gg fll + Ob y dear, innocent ghild h There would have been no sc ndal/ 75 a about? | told you then |} James A. Hal because 1 could see if Spencer had not thrown th ¢ girl ght and a committee representing various civic organiza. s going to get what was com ove t h do ate TRUE LOVE CAN'T BE ras ONE ro ant this very thing. 1/0ver: But what I do want tcb 88y | tions were visiting local railway of KILLED IN THE MOVIES to ig i eoming at we funeral, this, that two people, a marc and] ricials Tuesday endeavoring to hit No, no. aye » there ® viens a woman, ca 0 e @ . n Mir I yy Most The girl was beautiful and you)a woman, cannot I togeth *r 15! upon a common user scheme for ial hs aa was crazy about him. /the same house or work togither| switching tracks as a possible eub- reseed, | Jaughter of the Rus. |SP* ently, thought he W8®| in the same office day after day | stitute for the proposed municipal orice ary Bes | tne and covld calm DIS witout pocoming interestect in{ belt line railway. The people voted nat tse: Seca ie td ome tach other, provided ‘one or both |i favor of the belt line at the last sarents were killed Do 1 to tell me, Dick, | (> inem is not interested in tome | Port election, but the bond issue ra shows bt tha stue that a man and woman cannot me eled: I's katie, tay dear. Fou proposed for its construction failed pt ataet beac sae f New|in the same house togethe do not, Iam sure, take any stock |‘? °8!¥ Beal 1 thus we have “The at most poetical but very fool tow shown at tt ish idea that ‘two shall be jborn Total of $17,355 has been sent can't t apart, but at last they ‘thal to England by British-American Re- the massacres in the llef society. tase | nquity still spells affinity, Se ES can and always will, and FOR WOMEN ONLY , “ | » is nothing so wonder fully Dr. Sanderson's Cotton JUDGE THAN THE JUDGE ; le about love that you can jilant| Root Pills, the well known fe the world ha it on a grave and expect it to bud| ont Lee oUmn el Ane ; m the young and flower.” But Dick, how do you make that her da And ir , cases in $ to 10 days. mila tuetion® att the epigram fit some married pe pple.) g2 per pox. or 8 for $5, mailed im Por geune vidi ie seems to spell anything else but in wrapper. Hours, 9 to 12, 1 te ani ee Se aa aftinity—almost always peoples be-| 5; Sundays, 11 to 1. Phone Mat sift 1b GBR behela. he’s moment they know each other {hor-| - autho: 1 real a oughly > Bure eae We're getting away from the|% OSeoo oes subject, my dear,” said Dick, with i . 3 a laugh. “I am trying to explain An Old,’ Family Cough’ that a man may be all that Spemcer : Remedy, Home-Made > ut t wid has been and still not be a }iypo: 9 } A good druKkist at box! crite, He was lonely and unhappy ' la just be-| and {s {t not perfectly human that t t t cues should snatch what comfort’ and ' , says Atmon( shourt| content he could? That was the anos ; H en-| appeasing of his hungry heart, of of old-time . Fr romtateps become light: | his starved emotions, but in dime |OUEh syrup at home, vou not omty onressions and “ . *) his head an to again a wert ready-made kind, but-¥ou will - saneni itself. He saw the importance of alse have a much more prompt and 5 Nigest nd is} making the right kind of marr \age | Positive in every way. I6 ; il cae he sack de A os There vag (overcomes the usual coughs, throat A TALK WITH DICK leate , and he d to do i here’ YOUj end chest cole In 24 houre-crallensan I i duets han? the ie th are. even whooping cough quickly—and a rp ve The only thing, Margie, that T/!s excellent, too, for bronchitis, bron= pri conversation with Dick, lit-|wels : 1 2 ; chial asthma, hoarseness and spas b ok, which shows me that 1 t bt AR ag | can say about Spencer is that be is |‘ SUD. women will never be able to get hing wert an ass. No man of any semse| Get from any drug store 2% bint ot late pes si would have entered into an agfhir ounces of Pinex (50 cents worth), ee ee oo i with a woman employed in his fe pour it into a pint bottle and siaes tion of morals, no matter how hard | OTING , ' Nl pot with p sugar they try | AINLESS home. Men of sense always keep eyr Pull atre ns with Pinex I told him that Herbert had been ; their affairs away from ijheir! Keeps perfectly and tastes good here and what he had said, and | homes rou can foal this eke Se what do you think, little book, the But, my dear Dick, it haS/pusiness, It quickly loosens the first remark he made was not seemed to me that when women dry, hoarse or painful cough and what hypocrite he has beer are concerned, mem are not en-|! t but what a d coward to dowed with sense b sens . come sniveling around to you Margie, as you grow older || am | st ation of phlegm In I don’t know iat he came for J atr nid you are acquiring cyl cism fa sess nieit Dick,” I said, “for I did not let him as well as cleverne almost. every finish, | only told him that he “The only teacher of how to look one. Pinex ts should marry the little blonde nurse on life that I have, is you, my «fear. ce! dof ecules was and then bade him good-b: I was You are always cynical, but like all naterer eee » disgusted with hin t ave, | men you want a woman to be lieve I feel rather sorry for the poor nOWN }and have faith always.” levil ald Dic He was such an s i I'm no teacher, I don’t even mixture. innocent chap that he did not se know how, to live myself, let rtlone ‘ . Ph to understand that no man_ of nt | teaching it to any one,” said Dick aceept anything ¢ health and youth could live in the|§ 1) and then he sighed. He etghs| A guarantee of absolute une home with a prety woman |" LaLa ti tne | often latel sud ah tet prepa rant | who loved him and was willing to!ana Holly unset building (To Be Continued) | Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.