The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 28, 1916, Page 3

STAR—FRIDAY, JAN, 28, 1916. PAGE 3. “THE CITY” CONTEST ENDS; MAJORITY FAVORING CITY Won al OO AS A CHARACTER BUILDER FOR COUNTRY BOYS AND pl. ae GIRLS; BREEZY NOTES ON se OLONIAL, THEATRE Today and Tomorrow Your Last Chance to See SECOND Ave. aT JAMES ST sc cy oe PHENOMENAL BARGAIN MEN’S SUITS One ie the almost overwhelming i, eee LESS THAN HALF PRICE The first prize ver, is given W. Hawley, whose letter ex A final supreme effort to make a clean-up of our Men’s Suits. We're taking inventory, and wish to reduce our the country above the posst-| it to pick the winners. i} *« of character molding tn the Ob the 18 pélsen aWnttedjalen stock of Suits, so we will let them go regardless of former to men and three to women prices. th where Clyde ’ 7 1 en ‘ The Cit the spiration € € them t two t € er qual- test oing presented : Z a : Phar ide sel etters bmitted to the} i editor, and he had quite al made St ‘ ur tute a bargain I ° ° Up to $20.00 Suits priced at .......... $9.75 Up to $25.00 Suits priced at ....... . $10.95 $25 Uniform Suits $12.50 \ We're closing out our Uniform Suits, and have 18 dandies left, THE WINNERS rite, sixemonth pass rR Ww Hawley n at Second rize, three-month pass, ,Tom | | A 5-act drama symbolizing (the game of life) n D. Sheldon, | | ry » Kewley, 618 Ward Next Featuring the Beautiful Star ’ prises, we-moath pase each, | | Ela Hoes 12th ave | in sizes 35 to 40. They're splendidly made of good kerseys and BETTY HAR vig ave, w aire tt | ' \N Sn, serges, and well finished; $1 2 50 6 bright, 153 actual $25.00 values, at......... . . And more than 100 screen players , ‘. ¥. block; W. J. Johneon, | | lorence ; Nordrum; He A Great Problem Play, Showing the Trapping MM. "se .°. ja | legmee, (6 Women’s $1.00 GOLF SHIRTS helper J Ti hehe lpi Va $3 Shoes $2.50 ° 49c | 4 wy [ADDED COMEDIES | [ ORGAN MUSIC | a schase In Patent Leather, Gun-metal t afi Pretty Flo, Now at the Colonial Theatre, a Pal of Mary Pickford Calf or Vici Kid; either button 1Oc—ANY SEAT 10c — ° omar ° pede Sey Bey dis: or lace styles; both cloth and , ~—_ COMING ATTRACTIONS financlal Intrigue, “The City,” now dull kid tops; very newest mod ‘ FIRST PRIZE LETTER a a ‘gee P nee be sgh pe; 7 power - | Men's 5c—CHILDREN—5c Contest’ Mditer: @xternal |e. eee ee nee on ee A ne MS ties AMNOVENAR,. Wan Oe els; sizes 2% to 8 in C, D. FE) cing in display Is not prone to form @ |firady in "The Ballet Girl, C ; and EE widths. 2 ‘ strong character.” The mo | Kimball Yo: in “Th ever special at ° ment a country lad first sees | passport,” the city he begins to grow to ‘ and Children's Schoo! Shoes, in button style with wide toe and aather, Gun Metal Nelson in pany ving @ salary now and then—chiefly then However young Bergen fought his way up till ¢ 1 in Patent Love's Crucible. and sordid de » he gained the dizzy pinnacle of Sizes 11% to 2 at 4 @ longer wh king Glass,” Marte Em- Broadway From he $1.98, and sizes a country life to city life net eo | gant, oop ro THEOA <p es ecru Yar kina anbabmies Lite Men's Storm Boom, in bine prone shen : ia Roweiss country lad or girt would net se later, who js ap the Clem STRAND GETS METROS ne le $2 OO Fiveciat, tne patr *« ‘ easily lose their higher and (2k ; Makaaie. Waving ok oT Priced . i Alneke rutaba ok ze . nobler selves Bele Oirdad thentes doe oh er RUBBERS—GOOD FRESH STOCK, Domet Flannel! Shirts : y ie Rural life today embra : ' ” scar Gh tas | dee We Gee A cs ee ae AND GOOD SHAPES. SIZES FOR Warm quality bia ney nearly all of the city's adv IUnited St The tures, in addition to the aay MEN, WOMEN AND CHILOREN, AT) ?row yall b al semona, per crate teges cf civilization, and even [iain from a. f-cent po cara| filme. The present play at The VERY REASONABLE PRICES. Priced for Saturday pr Song pane Bony ego of the |matied by a t-yearold girl in Datlas,| Strand, “What WIil People Sa tale a eae as care ri : er Fe reretieta hes | Tox., to @ seven-passenger touring Say?" in which Mme. Petrova ORL grapetroit s - 6 @ willo’ lear,’ representing an outlay of] Ie featured, is the first of the Fi ] Cl f cumbers, hothou $,00 ete ateenor white at home, the |*%:00- ae ty soppidellegrboy yada Mace Ina earance oO Vans dhol was te xe jENID WAS SOCIETY GIRL author of “Excuse Me.” 5 ar ' Enid Markey, who is playing tr ane | omens ea y-to- e along } . A J Sil, the crowd tie a tena |The ‘Condterce” ‘at the Liberty /*LO 18 MARY'S CHUM Brave scidier Inthe midst of 2 |"0%. Waa a Denver society gir) It was Mary Pickford who sue i We mugt have room for Spring Merchandise, and when a traveling company play gested motion pictures as a career nce La Badie—Plo, as she ff for that reason, as well as the fact that we're taking panicetricken army. | tor Flor R. W. HAWLEY. Forty-Five Minutes From Broa i 17 ay” decided to recruit its chorus |1* known among her many friends : . 7 Seneenen. trom the, Colorado | city’s who Is playing now at the Colonial | inventory, all Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts and Furs SECOND PRIZE LETTER cite. Misa “Markey” dnd theatre in “Her Confession” She i have been marked at ridiculously low prices. Contest Editor: Hard ex. jof her tnttmate friends were se-|'6 ® curly-h aired, blue-eyed maiden perience, and the many vicl lected. She made her debut in the | “ho loves outdoor sports t t * tudes of city life create in the |movies In August. 1914 2% Coa! sa Half Price alae of tha aoenievnern, Whos | ms oe mre Lestie CARTER 18 54 j ; 2 ligent, observing powers of hu Henry Walthall rd plan, ing ig tat - — We have a beautiful selection of pretty Coats in Zibel- | photopls c ne of “eternal yot “y: 4 ) : man nature photoplay actor «ict ved for se many if) ines, Corduroys, Mixtures, Velours and Corded Plushes | who made bistory | with his work | “The Clansman and “The Raven d ns. Some really elegant models Fancy belted effects, For what is country life at in all the prevailing 7 trimmed with fancy bu . Any Coat that sold up to $9.50 goes at.....$4.95 best, even with modern con. | veniences, but a humdrum of me solitude, with few to vie #8 | -~ “~~ -w -—~ ton fellow-human attribute (When the tor Wehatinare phere lin ? Any Coat that sold up to $12.50 goes at... *.$5.95 Duke hands the city, we become more as s Any Coat that sold up to $16.50 goes at. her the eet aed we rs. Comauited | ? Any Coat that sold up to $25.00 goes at. money): to concentrate our minds on a episodes of the . Any Coat that sold up to $30.00 goes at... .$14.95 jon of the non-esi d the retaining of broad line of action, for the es are being jrun in story form in a number of ? leading magazines . oy , but, . eile ss Il take the money, but, SPECIAL—We have 20 Long Coats, in semi-fitting styles, 7 Petrova > World’s Greatest ? Emotional Actress cs HILDA SPONG TODAY ; Third and Cherry Eugene Levy, Mgr. TIFFNESS AWAY ' Rub Pain From Back With Small Trial Bottle of Old | “St. Jacobs Oil” ur m ° ractical * © @ = “oipgey sre wale Soest . Contact with human product STYLE NOTE ? splendid quality material; actually a 3 95 er, you'll be repaid in full of the city tends to strengthen Marguerite | $12.50 Coat, priced at : ie —Remember!” o—----- - _ @ the character of the country has \ . 7 Country May end Grain | boy or girl who may drift thith y 7 ED ‘6 ‘ at tet vent acta | erward, for the reason that the © seen he , ‘ et i _-— a — cee —$ iB ig ie city-bred person views with re. and the Pauper” w ‘ ears. There are quite a few oth-|¢ | THE fe gras | Spectful admiration the clean. charming) gp ok ae e Jeers. tbe Jeast nocabio among| | CELLAM ANVENTS MOTION |lwet gton bd J bullt young man or woman cdg Prd them being Mrs. Lesiie Carter, who), PICTURE TALKING DEVICE SERPENT” imoth : * fresh from the country, as the fcture than ¢ starring this week in the roman-|@ " - . | me stock, whose offapring must @ billowy | tte play, “The ted Maryland s100 @lsh | rejuvenate and keep up the n which Yee nesarteeidieatre. “She tb J.W. EDMUN ; Without Doubt Is y 17.90 @3800 moral standard necessary to » a i this weet at the Col E the 2atpenerces | See: fen work of constructing society, am tn lee and on con | a 9 and in making it mare ideal. sidlhge be } gee Optomer: JUTTING GLASSES eda Bara 5 NEED WHISKERS To These facts are the factors |AT LAST WE'LL SEE ANITA | For STRAIN: stOUSNESS which give tone and strength | Anita King and Victor Moore are a eve . “Ni rs ETC 4 BE A MISSIONARY 0% character of the country: co-stars in a new Lasky pro\uctio Signe Auen, ot -SOPULA® AmickaL ‘ Greatest Achievement born, a strength of char ‘The Traveling Salesman ona Owen, as FRASER-PATERSON CO HOSGXRS See It Today which the city cannot exiet | At last we'll # Anita in a rea ? » has come to Whiskers are | o without, and a clinching argu. |movie play, after the way we H be known now sary equipment successt ment, we think, in favor of city trained our eyes in an effort to wears a $1,500 missionary to the Turks, according life as a character builder, as ocate her somewhere | Tempta ? wardrobe of fash C L E M to F. F. odvell, representing the exemplified in the lives of the j/tion.” in which she was supposec ® fon’s Jatest bowns | ert ansen M E R Congre onal chur in the Otto most prominent men and wom: to have appeared ina r zie | man empi no is J the en in civic life the country vpea ? release. | Jeweler and Sitversmitr. “ a convention of laymen, February % over, most of whom “came |SAVED FROM THE LAW . | } 10c OKctan hed 10c to 13. The absence of mustache from the country.” Thurlow Bergen, leading man who 1010 Second Ave., Near Madisor : and beard is looked upon as a sign TOM KEWLEY, [plays George Rand in Clyde Fitch's ? a 4 ‘of weakness in Turkey, he sald. 1 618 Ward St. \powerful drama of modern life and . } aw ‘ —., | an =r OUCH! BACKACHE! | TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY ' ; ° 5 a RUB LUMBAGO OR : . -—The Biggest and Best Vaudeville and Photoplay Show in the World for the Pri | When your back {s sore and lame} or lumbago, selatica or rheumatism haw you stiffened up, don't suffer! 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