The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1916, Page 3

STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1916. PAGE ip BEACH'S ‘NE’ER-DO-WELL' TO STAY AT REX ANOTHER WEEK Women’s m Gloves 79c | MEN'S HATS | re tn Men's Hate are here We carry Mallory and ur Kia price to sult every pocket SECOND Ave. AT A Tonight and Saturday Only Saturday Forenoon Specials—1o0 A. M. to 12. Noon |} | 25c Burson Hose 17c $1 00 P. N. Corsets for 59c , 20c Socks 11c This wellknown make itn A 4 special in Men's Hose; | black and split foot; very ser-| Phe Cor will be thronged during "| combed Egyt cotton, in ving 0 e vViceable and fast dye. Specially | two is an ext ] ne black, with split foot. Special priced 10 a, m, to 12 noon Made ity coutil el protector; | during these 15c Duckling Fleece 9c neat la A lovely soft fleece material, | "°# { e © uting Flannel! 6c suitable for dressing sacques and | Regularly $1.00. Special tees Ci, regular 8 Pa: quality in pretty kimonos. Many beautiful colors Colgate’s Dental Powder—25c | fancy pink stripes; 26 inches and patterns, Always Shoe Laces—Spectally 1 nize wide; medium weight q 16c, Spectal, yard 9c priced, the pair c special 12c Saturday forenoon at 6c | Beautiful Tailored Suits 25 Exquisite Pattern |] Hats $4.85 $12.50 $13.75 $15.85 It seems almost an exaggeration to 4 mention the real value of these Hats, but the fact that we secured these expect to find such elegant Suits elegant models at a big price conces- ably reasonable slutely the | only arrived A Paris Style Shop Silks, satins, a clever designer—one mere man—and two pretty models in songs, dancing and a style review. Musical Fredericks Diversified melody and comedy. } such sion, the original of which cost up to $10.00, demonstrates again the advan- tageous purchasing powers of Mc- pattern bipedaene 25 14 50c e@ Cormack Bros. ‘a The 1c Four sedi; snd onae ig aaa 4 L h inal nd m f the jets and Scene Showing George Beban, in “The Pawn of Fate,” at the American me ra which e so popular - In duet, quartet and solo—comedy, too “atin li in th lar } c ‘ > »eDRranT ee in the pore ar N rhe trimmings are the very newest a N REALLY GREAT |. Me : bat faitaets Satins far Beton Abe ” and tomorrow will pos!.|“NE'ER-DO-WELL” STAYS pe seer hg egy flower effects. ! 6 the last chan t the ger Hamrick of the Rex re are sizes for women and misses, and 5 pri $4. 85 n fcan theatre to # eorge th Friday announces he has vans S at ; in “The Pawn of F made special arrangements to hold ortunity to get a stylish Spring Suit, with ‘ 1) n the matter of character deline over Ne‘erDo-Well,” Rex “nobby ok generally fc in higher pr a ’ Beban has no superior in the Beach's famous novel, for another Suite, Splendidly made and bave excellent ix N A . l * B ’ P aah, : world of today, and in this|week, beginning Sunday Very special bargains for Saturday ew rrivais in Doys Leah Baird in a multiple reel feature, r success there are just as| Not since the release of “The ps “The Road of Many Turnings.” many laughs as tears Spotle has there been as great W y , a an interest in fil in a Rex New Spring Coats $5.98, $7.98 , aists Selig-Tribune Pictorial. Reach novel as no Ne‘er-Do- ofertas tor Baturday. New and Among the recent errivals in the Boys! 4 Well.” wand ss Teen Section are the prettiest little Waists of ue HARLIE IN as ONE ‘ #, White Chinchilla—all sizes; brewer apd Ppa vos pit 3e Pie ee 4 C > ‘ oF rigs are 6 to 15 years, and there's a splendi election of prett - Z00) cided bargain at $5.98 and $7.98 oe Very 9008 MATINEES EVENINGS UNTIL 10c AFTER 7 P.M. On Sunday the m the American announc feature bill, Charlle His Fire Vacation.” | a ire ; if ‘ 7 P.M. bunch of comic hysteria, and Mol $ Bed d Bo d G 1 10c 1.4 15¢ | Delighted Me hig Pon Sooth- jie King, tn “A Woman's Power 2 sprea s ys an iris ‘a ing, Healin nfluence oghsied Pictures 11 to 11—Vaudeville 3, 7:30 and 9:30 p. m. . s MARY KIDNAPE D $1.49 $2 Shoes $1.69 i ture he diate ae of itchin e Continuous Vaudeville Saturday and Sunday. t itehing oaped by Italians, Groatent Heavy, serviceable Bed 1 for men—Well-made Splendid, serviceable Shoes the disor Beers of the season. No trace . size 72x82 inches; hi f yor s, and chambrays, in Cie he a - WESTLAKE, PINE AND FIFTH nity for of the abductora can be found by fringed ‘and cut corners. A id a nice variety 1 ee ag ris parents. This in part of the nice selection of E W Ml on ry dull calf; have sole leather 4 hat {a Involved tn “Poor Lit signs, Worth $2.00 Ss. well made insole; made to stand hard tle Peppina,” starring Mary Pick Saturday ize; have wear. Sizes 11% to 2 in girls’ ord, which now fs playing at the at Shirts button st joys’ 9 to oni am " at ~~ gn eee SLIGHTLY SOILED WooL ‘ and § — vari = “in 2 cE " IF ANKETS—A nice fine qual for Saturday Hoa ery specia j . soa. |LIKES PANTOMINEI a. | R ) i } oe gaatty that cen | “Pantomiming is so tremendous ity yarn, in checks, plaids and 4 SHIRTS of a better quality in || Value at---- 1 69 for|ty Important to the art of acting plain colors, with fancy pink high-grade Madras and fine, closely WOMEN'S $3 SHOES FOR ~ Bo pe to that I would not take anything f and blue porders 96.00 woven Percales in a selection of $2.50—The very newest and Emergency Laboratories, #2 W 28th |the opportunity that Mr. Ince has une $4 98 / pretty figures and stripes. Have neatest models in both Hutton 9 Se oes | Florida arapetrutt + 480 @ 800 [et, New York city, Sold by alligiven me,” says the star of “Per riced at . ¢ laundered cuffs. Regularly 95 and lace style. The leathers ‘ % Dice and Peat | Florida ‘strwweerrton,” < | eree cy.” Mins Purko's first motion ple FRINGED COUCH COVERS N $1.25. For Saturday... : c are Patent, Gunmetal Calf and : BUM Sstnceleesinss ture appearance, which ts belng Size 55x90 inches, in pretty ) SOCKS of good quality black cot- Vic! Kid. Many have cloth a Garlic, new eT eT) chown at the Liberty theatre unt!! stripe patterns, in red, green ton, with double heels and toes. tops. Either high or low | Honey. new, ease Saturday night | and brown. Regularly $1.25 : Usually sell at 12% 8 heel. Sizes 2% to 8. Priced 4 | Muddard squash ection age! Tomorrow 85 Priced tomorrow . c for 2 50 Cal head lettuce i He YRRORS OF WAR for seeeoeeres oe c Saturday sees ° |5ep oranges... | Friday and Saturday the Class A ’ ‘ oe theatre wi n show “The Hor Boy: N W h S Peppers. bell, Th. | rors of W he pictures which s ew as. uits > R agi? a mes Wo ar lag Hy Bo 68c, 98c, $1.19, $1.49 omens hNibbe es Ic 4 | Fence i aya ee Sarak at e ave received another ee VESTS of fine quality et setae cotte a | Yakima rotabagas, sack 180 . land viceable little Suits for boys sleeveless sty in sizes % i Turnipe, sack 1s @ 1s Can You Conceive An soc The Turmott.” raed Gogh gscatpa slee\ n sizes 34, 36 an "10c Appice f M. Valil’s & pleture. tved - : diy 8. Very al at, eacl : ean 2 | of a More town Taewtay, Manager Smythe of They're well made and neatly finished, WOMEN'S 75c UNION SUITS. 59¢ STO, Ree Liberal Offer? the Strand secured It and put it on and come in very pretty color combina These garments are of very fine quality lisle, Stayman Winesap i | immediately at his playhouse - It tions, in Drills, Linens, Percales, Aus made in band tor r low-neck style, lace or 2 Old Winesap tells a story of love that touches ian Si Gaist Khaki Cloth and Te aes Se roae, ae " | Rome Beauty | the heart. Vall! Valli made herrelf a yalatea, Khaki th an ¢ Regular sizes only J ions | famous on the speaking atage, She other materials 'S 25¢ VESTS 17¢—lJersey Swiss Ki Sie eee ‘ fs neon at even greater advantage TOMMY TUCKER SUITS—Have pleated Vests, very soft and silk finished; 25c zp Second Ave., Between | Qregon ontone ° a on the screen. fronts and backs and %-iInch stripe on collar reg rly Tomorrow, 3 for Spring and Seneca Pere «ene + & - ———— ae several colors, with collar, cuffs, tle and belt ’ i “dn kann pick Bary tgp EXTRA VALUE—UNION SUITS eee ‘ | Beethoven composed some of his : ine Combination Suita. with aicans . | Yakima Worbacke ie pe r [ereatest works when he was deaf RUSSIAN SUITS of plain color linen, with ‘ g ation Suits, wi rap ae Gene 20.00 933.00 | -———»———— SSL Dies collar, cuffs and belts of white pique. a ys stay on the shoulders; arm hole r gress potatone NORFOLK JUNIORS—In various colors and comfortable. Saturday only ie eae neck Het a with silk cord and tassel BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ HOSE 10¢ d and patent leather belts ip lue in Ribbed S 1 "> f wison<iee 4 MIDDIES—Come with \%-inch stripe on collar, good value i Ribbed Stockings; non-poison \ cuffs and bottom of blouse. Pants finished ous dye; splendid wearing quality with buttons OF HUNDREDS OF OUR PATRONS Who were unable to view this great exposition of the awfulness of the titanic war now being waged, we have brought back the Horrors o ar MUST PAY ALIMONY "Jone snout not be in contempt of | _ TO AGED HUSBAND pecs oiyp ELECTS Mrs, Mary’ Jane Wedgewood, 61 piiibosrs 4 Battery st., has till March 10 to pay Press club officers elected Thurs- 4, William, his|day will be installed at a banquet first monthly alim ». She for active and associate members |}! He ts 61 Ronald | phursday evening. Oficers: Frank |gave her a divorce recently and, \finding her the most thrifty, g P. Goss, president; Rex Battenfield |her all thelr property. Unless and Charles EB. Banks, vice presi | | pays the first installment by next|dents; Frank FE. Roberts, secretary, [aoe she must show cause why|and R. C. Hill, treasurer, her divorced husba The Well-known Emotional Stage Actress, in the Super- » feature Metro Picture in Five Parts Limburaer "0 | “oe | getect ranch exes The if ~Genstey (Prices Alfalfa, No, 2 Be 4 e 7 y 2400 @2500 Wheat 37.09 @18.00 atove story tat plays $10,000 BOOZE upon <9 emotions of the heart from start CACHE SEIZED to finish. Domestic wheel ” Mutual Masterpicture DE LUXE EDITION TODAY AND TOMORROW 2—DAYS ONLY—2 Barbara Gilroy IN THE FIVE-ACT SENSATION The val Diamond Pronounced by such men as Henry Ford, Army Officers, Diplomats and others, to be the great- est war picture ever shown. A Large Steamer Is Sunk By a Fierce Bombardment From a Russian Battleship before your very eyes. These pictures were filmed by a Pathe oper- ator at great risk of life, by special permission from the Russian headquarters. You'll get some conception of this great struggle when you see” this. No Advance in Price of Admission pemee be Gawe & tock iiquor 5 CENTS Fascinating Detective Drama—Filled with also featured with an 0"! $10,000, seized by his « ties in the raid on the home of P. All-Star Cast B. (“Pat”) livan, 2002 Harvard THIRD AVE. AT PIKE ST. Thrills, Mystery and Startling Surprises COLONIAL ANY SEAT 10c ho will repeat the ery that a 8 home is his castle and ir A rip-snorting comedy + We raided Sullivan's castle and completes an unusue founda lot of booze, just the ware | }as we found in otha homes ally good program an ased to run a saloon, the American Buffet, on Pike at., near| Fourth ave., and his sons now ate the American cafe in the base ‘ment. %' h ) f