The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1916, Page 3

Francis Bushman —and— Beverly Bayne The Two Most Popular Screen AND HIS SOUL Today and Tomorrow The Show that Everyone is Talking About STRAND 10c Second Ave., Bet. Spring and Seneca > of “ith SALE World’ Steck of Coats, Suits, Dresses and Millisery getng at Auction Now at | 7 ' Note New Location. 1207 Link Up With a Chain of Things Early We are selling many r new Coats new Skirts already. And it is not surprising there’s such a charm of newness, such a becom J ingness in the models you may see in the advance showing at Gately ¥ Yesterday erowie of discriminating buyers gave their hearty endorsement to the many new thin Come and see w models in ring Suits. The new Coats you have read about Satie Suits in Black and White Checks, Blue and Pop lins, Serges, etc. $24.50 to $37.50 i Free White Ch n, Black Needs no explanation and say at you want t aa you can and the suits your convenience FHNRHKNXNNMRRHRAHARRMRARHMAHMHMRAHHHRAHHHHI Women's and Children 1119-1121 BETWEEN SENECA A ,; POUNDS. He weighed EHKHHK—AKARAASK Women Will Wear Their Spring GATELY’S CREDIT SYSTEM weekly or mor 'WEAKLINGS MADE STRONG AND STURDY BY WYOMING CADET DRILLS AND CAMPS fy One Student, Forbidden by Two ‘Phvelelene to Join Cheyenne —2z—)) \—a- | Corps, Enlists Anyway and Is Graduated With Second Honors for Scholarship as Well! o- : e) (The fourth article of a series by Staff Correspondent Newell on Wyoming high fehoo! cadet organization——a Modification of the famous Swiss army plan.) an ° BY CHAS. y. NEWELL | CHEYENNE, Wyo. db, 25.1 offer John Harrington, jr, and Evon Schneider as two fine examples of the health-building value of mill tary training as carried on in the high schools of seven Wyoming| Both are Cheyenne boys. Har rington bas been graduated and ts associate editor of 5S the University of Colorado weekly, Schneider is still i enne high. er an Three years ago Harrington was told by his family doctor he had « heart leakage and must not enlist in the t corps, He was thin tall, delicate. His parents took hia to see a Denver specialist, wh confirmed the doctor's diagnosis But Ha’ the cadets, o ington wanted to join d got permission fron n osteopath. He omitted only the} wall-sealing part of the training, Two years of drill bulit aim ba so he asked his ost path mission to try wall scaling in his senior year. He won it Harrington was grade June. He won second honors for scholarship. AND HE WAS SIX FEET TALL AND WE 110 when he joined the ci wall scaling didn't affect his heart NEW COURTHOUSE READY ON MONDAY Unless there should be ot from the contractors, the county will take over the new court house building Monday. an ing attorney's office once. The lease on the prosecutor's offices in the Alaska building has | expire Other county offices n not come into the new building till) April. Stores That Give Values This Season FP KRRHRAHKRRRARRRKRRRRRRKRRKRRKRI _G berdine simply make yo election arment charged. Pay what THIRD AVENUE ND SPRING STREETS | giris in the school, adds an air of dads. STAR—FRIDAY, FE 25, 1916. PAGE and he was a corking good sealer, [in a hospital, with Pright’s disease It's a wonder e jan't dead, When I talked to him he told me ) the Denver spectalint he had been pronounced well by his the } Schneider, a 110-pound wonder,| doctors, and never felt ter, | ; is a senior, but has never held an| watched him ale the ulation , | office in the cadet corps because! eleht-foot walls, and saw one of the ? i health kept him out of school eight reasons why Squad 5 ts the a Just when he was in line for pro-| best in the corps motion ~ BUT—He is the only Chey | (This ends the series on Wy enne cadet who walked every oming high schoo) cadets, but step of the 26 miles to Pole in a few days Newell will tell Mountain military reservation | about the city of Caspar's ex for the summer outing of two periment with SCHOOL UNI weeks, and carried his own | FORMS for boys and girls, as equipment all the way an insurance of democracy Last year he spent two months| Editor Star. Crack sharpshooters of Cheyenne high school cadet squad, with their commander and sponsor, Presence of sponsors, chosen from among chivalry to competitions. hd HIGH SCHOOL BOYS INVITED TO REX (Complete Report Prices Feld Wholessie Desters tor tables and Prvlt | ° oa : @. fie i F .. : 125 @ ite at the Strand. Home Beauty 1% @ 160 so recareves «| Found Simp e Remec y joka Hanirick. managne of the Ret That Relieved Child theatre. the greatest contribution dines propaganda, ja be v 7 i 4 this wee Mild Laxative Compound Cor- yr this reason, Hamrick will a rects Stubborn Case of mit high school boys free of charge é Saturday morning, from 10 to 12 Constipation The Battle Cry of Peace saysion parents . Hamrich Every man and woman = aniiven’s too, The preparedness argum later Ua cle acealaie ean well afford to stand or fall on on ari and an child the ngth of « picture, which hould from infancy to 1t e, wil tory making.” regular a er Wh the bow Chartot or, feat n el becomes with stom ‘The Trai! of the Lone € waete 4 should played in the same © employed t the ‘pa Metropolitan theatre uge gent! the co Walter who dram ized the eme for this on A BUSY REPORTER nown as Dr. Caldwell's § Pe Film playa, like the stag sin, Mr W. DvD. I f Reed tior in riably show ne Okla wed Dr, Caldwells 8 : er nlwa scribbling som Pepsin Sor her at bo Har HARLEY BUREN BULLS | whether it on street cars n Bulls, and sa It did bim more good than anything we have | has been on the market for more} torpedoes, auto racers, et “ him. His be sequently, it's no wonder the r are very than twenty-five years d is t ‘ porter who visits the “Rookerles” | *t about acting, but they act family standby in thousands of ore in the lower section of the town, | as'ly every time I, give him Dr.) home Druggists everywhere sell wae The Clarion” is issued in| Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin it for fifty cents a bottle, A trial Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin con-! pottle, free of charge, can be ob tains no opiate or nar and ts a splendid dren and older peop’ the being shown at the Amert can, has bis pencil and paper out all the time, He probably writes a miliion words a day AS OTHERS SEE YOU See yourself as others see you cotic drug |tained by writing to Dr. W. f edy for chil-) Caldwell, 454 Washington St., Mon aa well. Iti ticello, Til Alive,” at the Colonial 1 Rayne at the In said to have a lot This used to be a hard trick, But it's a cinch now, with double pho- MADE FOR EVERY AMERICAN TO SEE PURPLE CAR AND RED BLOOD ‘arnum, etar of the Will . production Fighting UNTIL SATURDAY y NIGHT ONLY! egan his stage career by playing a cornet solo in Emory hall Bucky Me. He was 9 years old 1OWS START: tographic stunts Marguerite yur tot does it this week In The Dead THEATRE BattleCry THIRD AND CHERRY ie Lagi AGUetIT ees EUGENE LEVY, Mgr. vou htivear fam Of Peace at the time pat so 8 ay “Chaplin Imitators” 4 OTHER DESTINN GIVES FINE HIPPODROME ACTS CONCERT AT MOORE 2 Extra Features eattle music lovers would not leave thelr seats at the end of JOHN HAMRICK HUNTING BIG GAME IN Emmy Destinn's formal program at the Moore Thursday night, and the Any Seat 15¢ ninco oBLNRiBlA Bohemian diva good naturedly re turned to the footlights and sang an added so Her wonderful tones brought out ause after k White. 1 the audience Weekday —_ Evenings, Matinees, spontaneous appl ction, Roder ist, also captivat Rent your house with Star Want) big For color line! pique NORFOLK JUNIORS— &; have nec tyles, in $2.50 Shoes | Misses’ School Shoes A Shoe Bargain for Women $3. 00 Cloth Top Style $2. 50 $1.79 Sale of Women’s Gloves Values Up to $2.00 at 79c Dozens and they're broken lin in all color 1 every selection Enormous shipments of smart littl: Suits for boys from 3 to 9 years, have been arriving daily, and have given us a stock which would be hard to Mothers will find it easy to fit the little boys in dandy, neat and serv- iceable Suits at small expense. Splendid wearing cloths are used in these garments. They come in an endless selection of colors and color combinations. All well mede and neatly finished. Tommy Tuckers, Short Russians, Middy, Norfolk Juniors and Combina- tion Middy. equal, rious color with silk patent leat Jniona, areen wh Yak Native nm ontons Yakima omplete * Id notes ASK FOR A COPY SATURDAY. MONDAY OR TUESDAY instance $1.79) 8%" $1.69 | 25 Dozen Dainty sand 2-clas color, but a and all bargains at Rott Magazines Are Here dl oth r dainty wash goods, and irrent iasve better every mor Newest Spring Styles in Boys’ Wash Suits with co er belts Onions Batter Washington Wash Domest! Wheat The diamond industry is believed to have suffered more other war, wheel as a res beeen a pack M A Blemishes Banished. a By taking a small part of the skin x th Pimples, Rash, Blotches, 100 3 Ete., or which is Unduly Inflamed, Itch- tow ult of the dozens of pairs, in sizes from n excellent RUSSIAN SUSTS of plain TOMMY TUCKER SUITS—Have pleated fronts Ita oe @ 1 Quickly Healed. << nasuer ne? (COMPLEXIONS Are pis neste Cleared Overnight. Last Few Days for the Special Offer The Desig ow one year, a fg ¢ of the Standard Fawhion § @ Sheet and a © Pattern; apated 50c NO MAIL ORDERS Big Sale of Sample SPRING HATS $2.98 $3.98 $4.98 s Ordinarily _—— 50 to eapeoneia ick that t ind gun ” $2.50 SPELL ELE L EC ERERTEOIS LALA, ASST ATIC SL ALE 1 RT EBADAT DL $1.69 Lingerie Waists —95c— | risp new styles, which we at a special pr Waists are worth $1.25, $1.48 and $1.69. materials include pretty voiles Included are and long Silk ay ft tly finished with lace and tion, it's getting | emt At this price they're den Judith there are ai 1 Lrg fon * 95¢ rhea Clean-Up of s adh Misses’ Coats Up to $6.50 $3. 48 Men’s Hats? Vaiues . . . Just a small lot of about 25 gar ments, in sizes 10, 12 and 14 years, The myles are all excellent and late model, and they're in weights that can be worn the year round Splendid Values at the Price. every style and to suit silat mint Sateen Petticoats quality Sateen Petticoa with elastic bands, mostly ij Special for Saturday, $1.25 Values 95c as Mallory Stetson are pocket 69c, 98c, $1.19, $1.49 tion of materials—Drills, Linens, Pereales, Austrian Suit- ind in all tie popular color combinations ar, cuffs and belts o and backs and \-inch stripe on collar; several colors, with collar, cuffs, tie and belt of contrasting color. me with 4-ineh COMBINATION MIODY s and bot- | SUITS—Have collar, cuffs and Pants finished | belt of contrasting color, and have a semi-Norfolk effect + eh eee es »\Y. M. G. A. CONCERT TELLS ABOUT MOEWE:, oa . TENERIFFE, Feb. 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