The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 14, 1916, Page 3

ro ig Today and Tomorrow ONLY “The best picture I ever saw.” “A lesson never to be Palin a | { ETHEL HAS HANDS FULL WHILE LULU PICKS A DUKELET| e ° ] + A secretary's job le full of tough bumps, Lizzle—ask mmie | she finds that she adopted a married dog; actors used to go hungry, but now they get more money than the pr nt that ia, one or two of ‘em; a husband should know his wife by sight at least; Juanita Han sen write commandments on how to succeed In mov e - ° LULU PICKS A DUKELET The duke’s nephew arrived in the United States Don't make any mistake Not Duke's Mixture, or even Bull Dur ham, but a regular, honest-togood |neas nephew of a duke. jtlest musteal star And Lulu G ner, Amertoa's pret pote him at the Mission theatre, in age.” Good goah! Also, good-night, dukelet! Fun? You becher! eee HOW TIMES DO CHANGE It's no easy fob to corner the en Love's Pilgrim) STAR 1916. PAG IDAY, JAN Children’s Fur Sets Half Price RUBBERS We're well with and pared to au on good Rubbe to | Pretty Httle Muff and Necklet Sets in white lush brown and squirrel, Atgora,are marked for “ " ft 2 * ian | clearance, $4.00 Sets M), Sets worth Wome orm Rubbers 5O¢ and Oe | $3.50 are marked $4.72 Women's Foothold, Toe Rubber | $1.98 Sets priced 98c ; SECOND Ave. AT JAMES St alte Minhans $1.00 ond 7 Tomorrow Will Be the Second Saturday of The January Clearance Sale The careful preparation of bargains we’ve made for tomorrow insures an eclipse of even last Saturday's phenomenal business, and we know a visit to this store will enable you to save money on seasonable merchandise. CHILDREN’S COATS CHILDREN’S HATS Saturday Clearance Items in Women’s Apparel | | > ply tn a “I must have my wife see it.” ay rhe ee Getnee Saeene a i States. In fact, Georke Faweott ta] Almost Half Price ; $ olthaih teak dier tetemONs Wentinatio we bet post nate nthe, wore’ ote oe $8.50 Dresses at $5.98| $3.50 Skirts at $1.98 | | Values to $2.50 at 98c from those who leave this theatre. Jeven dreamed of such a thing, and We sorted out several dozen Coats as Charming little styles in Serge, | Just 50 in this lot of Dress We're going to make a clearance of i wo! he does it right handily in “The} tomorrow's special The materials Sik Poplin and Granite Cloth Skirts. They're well tailored i th Ct | kegs ‘ H sh i th ne Corner,” at the Liberty » Malvete Rearcioth Chinehtite all good styles and nice selectton | models in plain colors and mix rg ° maren sesawear im © MEN BEAUTIFUL GOWNS— A little different from the old] Gad bi : A = : rh ii re of colors and lz 8 tures, We $3.50. 1 98 better grade in an most endless COSTLY AND BEAUTIFUL SCENES |wheeze about actora walking thes} enc heavy \catings Y le sizes are ¢ $8.50 values. Priced 5.9 For clearance . variety of styles, th formerly sold TAKEN IN “AMERICA’S PARADISE” on an empty stog ch what t hd ye a t a ize in > ry , ‘ high as $2 and ‘for’ toeomal ; ” MaRS. style, however, but you can undoubt- $3.00 Bath Robes $1.89 $1.00 Petticoats at 69c] |‘... grouped them in one big lot |FATE STACKS THE CARDS edly find a size in a style to suit Made of good grade Hath Robe | These are of good heavy miteen ae ah . th }_ You cant beat Fate, You cen This « nstitutes an unusually Blanketing; good selection of | we have all colors; and they're Your choice in this Aockey, or even a Chinese lottery.| good ops ity t ay t le on pg ded Attractions or io gamle on Pate or Dee AD Pa Coa rice, “Tomorrow we | | Suttetee pic .... $1.89 69c tiny. They've got you cinched | 5 ens . 3 “KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES” por |i) te after you At lonst, the patr oe $1. 59 $4.00 Sweaters $2.69 | $1.25 House Dresses 69c To 98c Headwear at 39c f Cartoon Comedy leratt of aed Peay On, vile a $3. esi Sweater Cos i) Wek A SLSR ome are $108 Really nobby little Hats in all the wanted . asetere wé pave the “Chiléten-of $1.49 Drawer Leggings $1.00 ireen, Oxford, Cardin: values; they're of good grade styles. Where there are just one or two “SEEING AMERICA FIRST” at the Alhambra theatre. As These come in all wool, in red, white and Brown, of good heavy yarn. | percalen and Amoskeag glag of a kind former prices are not considered, . Ma atagh: niltat dawon, cua ateed a apts knitted in taney etiteh $ $4.00 values $ hams. A bargain So they're going to be : Sgenic full. Of “tangled threadr | Recuhir A140. Gpiclal bt 1.00 priced Me AS || toe cisarance' ts 69c 39c § q “ , ” | o- , HILDA’S HUSKY HELPER |THE DOG WAS MARRIED ¢ , Comedy | It's the quaint touch of hu. | An. Exceptionally ° | mor to the heavy parts of 8 Clearance of : Men’ Suit drama that lifts one play so ’ . Good Value in ens uIts s e much above ancther. There is | Boys Suits Z j pa ; that touch of comedy In “The ’ For Clearance at awe Foundiing.” in which Mary omen's Pickford is shown at the Coil é : 3 seum. You are righteously furl | 2 10— 12 50 i Mf ous at the way the little slavey Serviceable Suits like these Shoes . ! ; le treated and abused. And the | the problem of the j eee : 5 next moment you are bound to ) ho finds her boy There's almost endless wear y, Fs Galle od the Gapevers teur BOD who finds Thix is an unusually good bar * a gee | 2 in the materials of whic a i | r gain in a smart Shoe for women : : a | her amazement because she both double or growing girls. The eizes run these Suits are tailored—and | didn't know the dog she “ad f styles 2% te 5 and EE widthe they're pretty patterns “ ‘4 | Sethe wee remmrieae ia cig t a pag pearly they're pretty patterns, too. | ee ' wid 2 pies eBiet The garments are . SECOND AND SENECA SRO cae naterials are fancy | metal Calf or Dull Kid and come |, 1M , garments are well f | “It's better to have loved a worsteds and mixtures, and] tn both cloth and leather tops linings and interlinings. Some short man than never to have are actually $4.50 and The very newest shapes and a g he : Si ster oe YY loved at all,” they say. values; but they're bro- | remarkably smart looking Shoe. | ©! them are from former pur- But its pertectly violent wh: kes, thoueh we heave & Easily worth $2.00, but priced chases, but there are values vs = » : igh ete for this $ up to $18.00, and you'll cer- p n of sizes, from 7 to Py a. | gdh opt ed sale at 2.50 tainly get a bargain at - 16 Priced for clearance, ys g Pe SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR anc ’ FORD ENDS WAR $3.79. un winoow $10.00 0131350 | NEW YORK, Jan. 14—Judge| ) $8 years olf, announces that he 1.50 ets 9 ; Ral sak caked ton shave or halt! grade cotton Rlankets in tan wh te oF gray, 3. 00 Splendid qnality fine wool Blankets in white, size , cut until Henry Ford and his peace na fancy Bie yt odaagia alse Ld a 76x84 inches, with pink or blue borders and silk 50 value, for ¢ ce 4 ribbon bine o mate é advocates have accomplished the 0 va 98c Shids ck Yom Oui. Sik tee hive ribbon binding to match : Supreme task of restoring Europe es : 5 Remarkable values at e 4 to sanity and “bringing the boys CROCHETED BED SPREADS—Size 76x88 inches ,% top and buckles; sizes 2% to 5t4; very marka alues at.......... ; é } out of the trenches.” | extra heavy weight: Marseilles pattern; hemmed \ wviosalie and will stand $3 00 COMFORTS in an extra heavy quality, with z 4 } ends; & aplendid, serviceable quality $1.75 \ B NTUe banre rome soors's fancy sateen covering; the size ts 72x78 Inches is } worth $2.50, but priced at ° \ “ n » : , | ia enh aLLOW ADO NAR RE dehine j Black Calf, with high top and and they're filled with two rolls of cotton; scroll q | absolutely dustproof; good v \< ) buckles; sizes 9 to 13. $2 .00 stitched; $3.00 value. $2 49 o% at 50c. Clearance price.. 39c =“ Priced for thin sale Priced for clearance J ° ‘ae " New Shipm ap Red Border Huck ff ~ The Biggest and ew Shipment of | Men’s $1.25 ‘U’ Suit 98c Outing Flannel 6c Best Vaudeville and Photoplay Show in This is a ge stripe Ge wolght garment tr Boys’ Waists Towels 7Y/2c A shipment of dandy little Watete ches | Extra: heavy huck, with fancy > 4 stripe borde ize 18x36. the World for the in Chambrays, Madras r . = x bc calon have just iced here at Price. Matinees 1:30, 3:30 plain stripes are ¢ extra heavy | TURKISH TOWELS — Bleached, epi eatees que : extra heavy inches, Priced for clearance, the yard BGG]. Secmea ance ¢ price ! ! mn mens eve, and “The Rack,” now show i oO ® q tthe American theatre, might SAY3 PEACE 18 POWER TEAMS save ended with the wor ins In discussing the “Rattle Cry of CLASHING 4 ently sentenced for murder. Don | peace,” of which he is the author Scene From “Tne Prisoner at the war,” at tne Ci ‘* a eumeiadl " ; ; Cheese ——— |: 14, however, sobered up enough.| J. Stuart Blackton, had this to say: |? pices Paid Whelessie Dealers for wheet High school debating teams ans and comes to rescue by con “The need of preparedness Vegetables and Fruit a @ ng it out Friday to determing 'MAY LIVE 2000 YEARS ':,°*: ‘5,20 2orers 1 fSoune"h Se ell | igo ortbu toi a ue Pies fo trae ado a regular dete out of eee | "Peace should be spelled in reoted daly by J, W. Godwin & |league. This is the first meet of SAYS YALE SCIENTIST :: ra ° ured by Ethel Varrymore), RAH FOR JIMMY CREHAN! | only one way, and that phonet: | Aisske rvrabagua, sack * |igasue. This is the first nec . ie “Final Judgment,” at the! “some folks think a mayor'’ #ec-| ically—'P.o-w-e- . | e e United & %) Evenings ieioveteiiea thontel” St. sher atte betaty, oF & governor's, haa’e Ones Rattle Cry of Peace” Js at s pia Bech Pe open: . ae rene to disco thet to No. 1 killec o's Jimn " Mig i a th 7 and 9—10c WASHINGTON, D. C4 Jan. 14.—|lover No. 2, waen really ince med | Think it not. ‘The Bll Hie bg Mis EE © |chant marine -| Professor Irving Fisher of Yale told |1,, kit Joven. No. 4 ; pain lhan, secretary to Mayor Hi ° bd ios @ x the Pan-American Scientific Co|her husband. on MB has a fiivver—that’s trouble | @ ° 1200 @ } TURTLE HAS 2 HEADS * New Shows gress that experiments in prolong-|— Me i. a sbi ng AU Meany hgh ir ‘ 00 : = ing cell life indicated that sooner or oy grate SAVES WOMA retary to the governor in the state “Madam X” |e the next ate | | cevier etm i e a Sunday and Wed. later Methuselah and his long . of—well, {t dosn't matter. He's) | traction, beginning Sunday, at | | cicumbers, bi oe Lt @ LAVONIA, Ga. Jan, 14.—A tum 4 y lived companions may be made to| ,SCore one fer the dry state of just loaded down with work, in) | the Strand Florida grapetr 425 @ tle with two heads has been found, ° p 7 " > , | things If Donald McKenzie had|"The Woman in Politics,” ot the Bill Smythe, the genial man. jariie on 17.00 T sity : look like pikers beside the young | ee ee y 9 i The monstrosity is about the size ¥ men ot two or three thousand years |"e™ained in a wet sfate, he|Colonial. You see, he's he chap) | ager of the Strand, was show- “es 100 goo (Of @ silver dollar and has two r who will be developed in the future, |Wouldn't have been sober enough | who hea the job of saving the her ing some of the be Me at 8 % 600 @s700 well-developed heads. if ' advertising “Madam X" to Jim Be] romtadrae ‘: DEBATERS TO MEET sree ee eh sells smokes a few doors away. 1.18 @ 200 i ams fi Meay gull hae Wadarstreht™ he 0 0s lam or. on versity of Washington and Reed our as ce | OF THE college, of Portland, will argue the o ‘ : j question, “Resolved, that the mili + . ar a 3 tary forces of United States ‘ LITTLE JIMMY WEIGHS 350 ito | 7 Pagley hall here at 9 o'clock Mramy Wellington, in “lxcure Me," | petteton 178 @ 200 | —THEATRE— day night the all-aboard-the-Pullman-tratn-of | Local apples 3 ‘| 3 | ECZEMA Is i he Si d theatre, is prob-| t 20 204 Occidental Ave. 1 cee A SHIP WRECKED sably ‘the biggest. in. fiiméom—tha| armas wg Quickly Healed. Home of Burlesque is, among regular actor folks, He| Rome Beauty % S COMPLEXIONS Are stands at least six feet two inj} Ontone Under New Management. Forced because of heavy weather height and weighs no less than 350/Onion® aren Cleared Overnight. SUNDAY, JAN, 16 to stand by Christmas day and pounds Potatoce fl At 2:30 P.M. watch the Chilean bark Ivanhoe cee PIMPLES and We are starting the New pounded to pieces on the racks at Gail Kane, the well-known Blemishes Banished. th th ali Port Allen, Kauai, and three of her actress, who will be seen next | i i Pg Mba abe crew drowned, the steamer Hyaden week at the American theatre By taking a small part of the skin Classy and Catchy Bur- of the Mateon Navigation Co., | B in “The Labyrinth,” was snow. \tfected with Pimples, Rash, Blotches, lesque Show in the city. an nat hele Weidny bound in. mountainous New or which is Unduly Inflamed, Itch- Featuring our pre: Sasi ues sel Mexied: shia: weeks’ whara abe @ ing or Chafing, and applying thereto j 7 ‘ ‘ : $s | ynlyasmall quantity of Poslam, an im- é Dy riattih hoon MEN, | KNOW THAT The Greatest Comedy Success in Centuries ters WIth As eorapany Sa tise A. mediate detenmieariod mee ie maton a of Mandeoniny Sewnne, in meanuren athe ie a1 its remarkable healin; . proper measures rather f 7 1 F aling power and areee’y ical tas aonag 28 ye With George F. 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