The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 24, 1916, Page 5

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MEN’S AND BOYS’ HATS, Jach sour, breath bad: has stomach. | . be - #° @ 3 |nold are starred. Mary Anderson ; . SHOES AND FURNISHINGS ache, sore thr om full of 27s |is featured in a comedy called ——————— “! oon vo bl raga oo {he |“Panny’s Papas.” There also Women’s and Misses’ New Spring ('} alt. “the foul, constipated ret. na | waste, undigested food and sour} 1a Suits Coats | bile gently moves out of its little! 8 @ 18 ’ |bowels without griping, and you 18 4 have a well, playful child again. | a6 Dresses a Waists Pra. wake! char elk seittres to| wes Fashionable, distinctive new take this harmless “froft laxative”; 6 models for women and misses, they love its delicious taste, and it 1H 175 | Q_ No lady can, without being correct in every detail; new always makes them feel splendid embarrassed, walk into a hail of materials, new colors, new your druggist for a 280 @ 400 | young men and make an improv’ trimmings. 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Serges, White Chinchillas, STAR—FRIDAY, MARCIL 24, 1916, PAGE 5, Burnett Adds $200 to Coliseum Bill _— 7” men Tt an) ait AUM: FURNITURE TRUST YOU WE'LL To ASSIST you NO than will be found anywhere. “The best Range brains and _experlence have ever produced.” “QUIGK MEAL” | STEEL RANGES tand: Fe eee ¢8.35 | @ Barriscale, Who Furni Brown Ey at the Liberty If you we of those who had|tention of the audience In a ize i . the good f be within the | up-todate manne int Ss 72x90; Seamed; Coliseum the nie week during | sty * of paychology by ne it's asking a great deal authority than Prof. Hugo Mu even in im-|berg of Harvard afternoons to transport yourself, aginauion, to the “movie” show of|paredness by F a few years ago. and many other topics During the afternoons at the) This is a feature that ts distinct Coliseum, Sebastian Burnett, the/ly novel, entertaining and in great baritone and famous opera! structive, Taken as Vert | re “ singer, winner of many triamphs in a Ni etd Europe as well as in America, has|SURE! AL'S IN THE MOVIES been giving the photoplay patrons! Having been a robber, convict 4 musical treat in solo selections. | then turning from outlaw to lawyer This afternoon feature alone (even running for governor of Okla was secured by President Jen. homa, becoming of national prom! sen of the Great Amusement [nence when Will Irwin collaborated Co. at a cont of $200 a week. | with him and wrote his life story In addition, a further musica! | “eating Back,” in the Saturday treat of high class nature is ; Evening Post-—what more natural the Russian orchestra, which brings the cost of musical | « attractions the Coliseum to more than $1,000 a week, Compare this with the mechan ppear in the movies? Well, he'll be at the Rex next week. In the meantime Irene Fen jwick holds forth in “The Spend {ONE LITTLE feal organ which used to grind out | thrift.” |ONE OF THE cunsio' "by the Yard at the. ola ‘tpl THINGS THAT HAPPEN sic over'sic"or'seven ‘yonre. 300 "Ney jowt wonderful’ how my little over six or seven years, you! jy, Seek ‘wendertdl how many [have the difference between the t 1) | Dark Ages and the 20th century in er ithe film theatres. os | plotters have been after the Castles in “The Whirl of Life.” at the {Striind. They escape by a hair's on Ie not the breadth several times, but {t's one only one. pictures, as every |, Gua Staley, Wiltshire hotel, under an auto at Fourth ave. and! Pike st. Thursday. He balanced the machine on his abdomen unti! 20 men gathered and lifted It off. | “Thank you!” sald Staley, he fiicked the dust from his weskit and vanished in the crowd it will stay even after strenuous service. We are prepared to please | particular dressers who ” | | desire highest value at lowest cost. Men’s and Young Men’s {J} Spring Suits A great variety of hand- In thie respect, too, the Collseum UNUSUAL TH ence, deserves special mention. |ing in “The White Rosette,” at the interesting. Complete Report ah IT’S BESSIE’S BROWN EVES Wholesale Dealers for | |+ Bullets and Brown Eyes,” which jthe two periods as day ts from) p04 _.|theatre, with the Paramount fea-|~ i Forrest. Taylor and Hele |Here you have brov > the - yee rought to the at-/Cojontal theatre. It's a mighty un Altho there have been many phe jwtabies and Fruit { | night | oe LOOK AT CHILD'S ture filustrative of news and sct-| Rosson are seen in wome great o p> ae NaS TERESA usual play In theme—but mighty of Market Today | ...i.t0c7,..0"s,tcen man phe ing with the doings of royalty in § bb — we ~ @| mythical kingdoms, the author of | !8 the feature at the Liberty, and lia \{ | When Constipated or Bilious * weunans ers attention, Chiffons, Crepe de siete os de Chine, Silk Taffeta, etc, shown Theatre arsine 36.00 saree Eaaget, at in the new fresh spring colors Third and Cherry - mer | Practica is | because — EUGENE LEVY, Myr. 3% when people come to _ ? friends to me, and sel- ie 2 Prices Paid Wroducers for Bass || dom go elsewhere for new models in Poplins, Gabar- eian hares oe EDWIN J pnows Taffetas, new > 8. id MORAN i new stripes, new checks; priced : 1H $11.75 a FIGHT i sraninee th He € ‘ 12 Main 3640, ih A mi fice - ony 10 animes cee eran ad. now “otyian (and RETURNS—6 o'Clock Sat 100° @ 180 fabrics and colors urday Afternoon, Round by 18 z $4.75 Round, Direct From New ai ite le ae 3 York, Over Western Union a 4 Pp 1 t Wire e d 5 THE MONEY, ~ tng Peers to Meine tor} use | F ntere at » AD men, wor H H Hutter, Kees and Cheese 4 THI a wo payments Youraelt 5 Bis Hippodrome Se _——4| 1018 THRE ee either weekly or monthly Vaudeville Acts Headed by Gillard nd “ OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 10 P, M. 4 Pe Pai “ PHONE ELLIOTT 2846 Company—"in Defense of BM Mitre nery, solid pack. ns Home and Country” Gucese ” Passion’s Slave mee —OR— a The Silken Spider at —ALSO— 1 to 5 p.m. eiseitns. He. t “AE bo @a3.00 BETWEEN SENECA AND SPRING STS Evenings, 1 Warhunaton onin.30.00 @at.oe ‘Timothy 24.00 @26.00 100 W Wheat vo+ +696.00 @37.00 Near A Frank Daniels Comedy 5c Weekday Matinees, Prices paid pi 1119-1121 THIRD AVENUE ($1,000 MUSIC A WEEK !' Section Part and taff black. left side Ano’ bon att | An front. ac Dougall + fouthwick Prtabiiahed 1876 THE BEST FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE Our Popular Priced Millinery Offers Notable Offerings at $5.95 $7.50 and $10.00 SMARTEST HATS +or SPRING Hats that embody many of the novel trimming features that distinguish the newest, highest cost Millinery. Large Sailors ~ Mushrooms Tricornes Turbans Hats of hemp, lisere and Milan in the most popular shades. Specially Priced for Saturday icularly interesting is eta combined, trimmed with hand-made straw flowers, and short on the right. Special at $5.95. ther charming model is a close- he back; rolled slightly at the side. $7.50. attractive Suit Hat has a close-fitting t NEW SHAPES at $1.95, $2.50, $3.95, $4.95 | bans, M | | ushrooms, Sailors of hemp, lisere and Milan. TRIMMINGS this hand-made Hat of black fancy also This is a close-fitting Hat wifi a medium-sized brim, rolling on the Pokes and Flare braid in itting Gray Hat with a narrow | brim. This also is hand made. Trimmed in the lacquered foliage, berries and small flowers; finished with a bow of American Beauty velvet rib- ack taffeta brim and a crown made entirely of black lacquered foliage and French blue ribbon, Trimmed with a small but artistic cluster of flowers and berries in the $10.00. in a variety of the new Spring colers—large Hats and small ones—Tur- | consisting of wings, birds, imitation goura, quills, ribbons, flowers, lac- that Al Jennings should now | OYS’ SHOP <~\ New Suits in Great $5.00, $6.50, $7.50 to $12.50 Serges, Cheviots, Mixtures, For Boys Ages 6 to 18 This is a most complete showing of Boys’ —every style of the new season, every fabric, and the workmanship and finish are the best to be had. | quered foliage and ostrich fancies. All very attractively priced for Sat- urday selling. —Second Floor. } Complete line of Boys’ Spring Apparel ready for your selection. ° Variety Suits The majority of these Suits have an extra pair of knickers. We wish to call y New " Pajamas | | CYNTHIA GREY’S LETTE | A Swe must a present existing Id be difficult that it would lie SHE 18 NOT A|sible for a young lady of good char | r to walk inte }(gentlemanly) yc }make an improvi Jout losing her se jso just as Ja man could walk lof young ladies and ma |speech. Of course [must be possess dence, have high }the world in the ed sense that man ages. standard—a relic Qa with man friend? girl who h not seem to care she goes with me. A She is fol ple, learning the several friends [herself to one. no spectal res lyou about t lshe talks to |may be teating ¥ durance, or she m ling conversation.” him Q.—I! am going | whenever we go 0} ter to accompany comes, but do you think it le right) for her to do this A-One about invitations and not “ride a |death,” as the say |girl no doubt feel her presence, or y her, pasily and gracefully as Woman does not belong be Is it right for me to go about She talks so much about this young man, and she does which ts wisest for all young peo- should our attention to the “Our Booster’ Suits at $5.00. New Hats of straw and cloth, 50c to $2.00. New Caps, 50c and $1.00. Wash Suits, ages 21, to 8, 95c to $2.95. New Reefers, $5.00, $6.00 and $7.50. Corduroy Pants, ages 4 to 18, $1.50. Overalls and Koveralls for youngsters, 60c and 75c. . « Juvenile Suits of serge and mixtures, $5.00 to $8.50. lie and Handkerchiefs, featuring many new ideas. circumstances, it , but it is my be: not be impos: GLOOMY GUS. A.—It is possible » a hall full of /die of exhaustion or heart failure, | ung =men and/or by bursting a blood vess sed speech with: | becomes so hysterical that Ifrespect and do| cular paroxysms get jcontrol, There are many such in dmit that, ont | e mus-| sleep by k into a hall full RS AND ANSWER Q.—Do you think it is really possi-) stances recorded in history, ble for a person to die of laughter?|them that of Chalcas, the |soothsayer, who died of lal at the thought of having ou @ person MAY | the predicted hour of his death But nowadays it is not diftienlt: if he | for a physician to put the victim to” one of several metl beyand his} and so restore him to a no mental and bodily condition, , Blouses, Sport Shirts, Sport Ties, Belts, Suspenders, Gowns, —Third Floor. a similar | », the young lady ed of self-conft- | ideals and view same broad-mind- | has viewed it for neath man nor above him, but be |side him, and the only thing that }has kept her from her rightful or oOys | place for centuries is the double of the dark ages. | as another young for me, and still Cc, 8 lowing the plan} as grown-ups, ut we ask her us. She always| ? G. 8. Cc. use discretion) of such nature, free horse to ing goes; but the * that you desire ou would not ask | FIRST & COWMBIA See the New: Spring Suits Get that new Suit for? your boy at this store, where the youngsters ar given as much attention® characteristics of | A beautiful daylight® before confining . There probably is department, where you~ Hg sep pends can appreciate fabrics and. about you, She patterns at their true yur powers of en-| 4 ray be just “mak-| worth. The latest styles, in) with a girl ages 214 to 18. Suits $4.00 to $10.00. PEERED a HEw Ere ee Naat ee Pe Foe cae ate a atancmngenh cette aula eaten atin E i +. * . »