The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1916, Page 3

‘The coolest spot in Continuou Sacto’. New Show Today and Saturday Wm. H. Thompson Charles Ray (Co-Stars “Peggy”’) e with Billie Burke in in Dividend drama of to Man” “Man's Inhumanity Willie Collier In two thousand feet of comedy, entitled “WILLIE’S WOBBLY WAYS” And a Trip Through Yel- lowstone National Park View the marvelous scenes that the new auto highway has opened Matinees 10c Evenings 15¢ Children 5c BEES STING FOLKS ON WAY TO CHURCH GEORGET OWN, D Del., June 16. When men, women and children, on their way to church the other even ing, walked tnto a swarm of bees at one of the principal corners « the town, more or less excitem ensued. Many of the would-be church goers went no further, but right-about-faced and hastened homeward. ‘DRUNKS MUST WORK OFF THEIR JAGS CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, June 16./ Mayor Marietta is giving the old drinking offenders of the town a lesson. No longer are the common drunks allowed to sleep off their jag in a cell. Every offender ts given the chance to work on the streets or serve twice the usual term in the lockup. The most of them take the work in preference *to confinement. Who started the High Boot Fad FLORENCE KUBEY Seattle’s popular entertainer on violin, and with songs and a offers a delight- program THEDA BARA in “East Lynne” Sunday Coolest Place in Seattle SERIOUS pore STAR—FRIDAY, AND FUNNY FEATURED IN WEEK-END PROGRAM Margaret Tnompson, in “The The he jody of Warren Kerrigan with Fannie Ward Meeret of the Sub ow chapter “The Pil th Ange Little and Prask as COLONIAL —"The with Margaret Gibson with Grace De ¢ Lark,” comedy Lion's Nemesis,” The Man's Sin item and ys Big with George y Coliseum SEATTL: PREPAREDNESS PARADE YOU WILL SEE MANY FAMILIAR FACES ON THE SCREEN THE SENSATIONAL SOCIOLOGICAL DRAMA Where Are My Children? CLEMMER Prete fay House or THE CAB ADTH RET NEW PANTAGES 0—N 7 and 9. HEART OF CHICAGO” Carte at Mel A k SCALA SEX Opera Other Hig Veaturen, 10e and 2 PALACE HIP Matinees, Ie ¥ Kear TODAY AND Second at Spring Seat sag WIS BROTHERS AND SIX VAUDEVILLE Mats 6 iehta, Dividend,” at the Liberty with Lilian SULLIVAN FILM AT LIBERTY The Dividend with M r watt ert arKare | HAZEL STARTS FIGHT Hazel Dawn clan tribe mountain 4 Girl arta a suitors draw are pulled an things start to happen to favorit sons eee LIKE GIRL VIOLINIST Miss . plays the violin, but sings and news Jose Collins star, is there In Fox s Hon the to win Her looks a according Fox, arc the most actresses in the country -<« < WENT TO PARIS » her cost for the impor had t announced that a trip the next best tht the costumes up of the Fannie War which is the fam pearl given to her ha be produc CHARLIE 18 REAL FIREMAN While the fire scenes | The Fireman,” the new ( plin-Mutua comedy now at | the Al mbra, were being phot r f ar g merrily when a b aded by Chaplin of members of spectators ex FOLLOWED HISTORICAL DATA ed the gov aid out battle of Pete « in et of a Nation at the Moore Histort lowed by D ducer \ ation of L film, | 40-plece w with the film, closely fol ith, the pro iat the assassin shown in the detail, A] ect in @ hony here. CALL IN CLERGYMEN While the producers of Are My Children?” were having trouble with the national censors, they struck on the plan of calling in widely known New York clergy men After Rev. Thomas A. Daly had en the birth-control film he was asked what he thought of tt I think it is a powerful indict ment of @ vice that threatens so: ciety he answ pd Only adults are permitted to see the film at the Clemmer this week Where oe LOOKED LIKE MARY Margaret Gibson has been call 1 second Mary Pickf that producers he just as fast a dle She is at the Colc re t of the week, In Nemesi ‘ord al star The Lion's | SHOW THREE icTURes Two con make up the The F aerection of H |drama in three parts, wl the program until the drama head Sunda __ | change GRANGER, N. C., June 16. Daniel Wiggins felled a tree on his place and discovered a mother fox and family. The old fox s killed, the Infants carried home and delive toa cat who had just lost her ttle ones, The cat accept ed the substitute babies with sati pfaction, the | rth | JUNE | Q.—I come to you with a ques | which great deal tately. ears of |the story nice girl and boy friends and go jout quite a bit orchestra is} these things, cuss them together, and | think | books about the traps set for girls and white slavery, and | feel that a girl of my age should be prepar ed to meet the bad people when they cross her path If you can help me in any way, thank you very much Ton They’re Hurrying Class “A’ 3 For 5¢ The Resurrection of The Beauty Hunter The Fickle Fiddler PAGI You Want Pal Dentisiry AND YOU WANT IT DONE BY Graduate Registered Dentists Not only do w ntistr 16, 1916 BEST there is e offer you at th painless d ilso offe houlders at he perf none give wmance have been tried, but the NOVO-CAIN.” Stitutes original ‘ We | the pat ht on the every Eur just such condition, took steps to obtain a large part of ket. The result is that while m precious article and have t ferior substitutes, we have the e “NOVO last us for quite a long We could have what we paid for it—but we preferred to - give it to them regardless of the cost Having the best tools and material BEST MEN TO USE THEM. : We have a large staff of the very highes pe gr to be found in this section of the country. Eve dental and every one of them has his certifica board hanging ht the wall in front of his dental chair, so that you can KNOW at a glance that it is a real den- and not some student or bungle system to such a point of perfection that we guarantee PAINLESS DENTISTRY in every ‘sense of the word. rest of materials—the kind that will out work that will give years of we can afford to go behind with our iron-clad guar- work, signed both by the operator who did of this office, who is thoroughly for i minute has absolutel oon a immed diately I it of this 1 and in- able to give our pa > benefit of And we > enough on hand to say, the Yean war saw een forced to re AIN.’ yet. . wl DR. L. R, CLARK real, gent time sold it 1 ang ag > of our patients as we are determined to time 1in hp which to work, WE HAVE THE We Use Genuine “Novo-Cain” Not a Substitute iduate registered tists one them is < colleges te from iental the state in plain sight of all, tist who is going to do Ve have now able to positively We use the very service and satisfagtion—the kind of work that antee of satisfaction. We give such a guarantee with all the work and by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager responsible You and satisfied—we You want painless dentistry. on your work, brought our are turn are taking no chances when you come here for dental work—you are sure to be pleased have it any other You won't way. want the BEST there is and this is certainly the place to Your teeth are a matter of first importance to you. Don’t delay having them taken care of. It won't cost you nearly as much as it will be worth to Make it a point to come in not later than tomorrow. We without a cent of charge and with no obligation on your part. REGAL DENTAL OFFICES DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager 1405 Third Ave., N. W. Cor. Third and Union you, will you thorough examination It is not neces or a gir bothered me a m her head ft of a lot of 1 am a girl 19 grandmother s in order to and ! do not know pr t herself 1 have many a thoro underst c includes Now, Miss Grey, of » organs seem to know about and how to altho we do not dis | ly care for the be Outside of this, there is nothing else to know If you wish to study especially the roduction, which is really story of life,” you btain public library books upon ting of plication of 8 of { reproducti f 1! of the beasts in the animal kingdom, and able he inhabitants of the irinking of the The forms of plant life, too, are e e iste very interesting. After you have propose: all about these, there will | hes H € that of the remain no “mystery” about bt - beings. We are on Q—My complexion is bad. 1| wonderful plan the have freckles, pimples, blackheads, devised to people this enlarged pores and about every A girl's conscience blemish there is. Can you give me act her guid some advice about what to use? will permit them to The 1 ML at Pike St. warning when s ‘ Be rays maid with seit and plunge traightwa the arms of Satan, who i clothed in the garb of “Desire mended by a physician. face every night |followed by cold j Wash th | lotion or cream pores with a solution of alum, has age of iife. ban to y pro an uncomme ft father is wealthy ed as sponsors usually try to call at once on parents and send the | mother flowers, and express them attered at t honor be A godfather has little to but stand be when the god Persons select girls food, lants know. | have read in Home of Hippodrome Vaudeville TODAY TOMORROW Big Hippodrome Vaudeville Acts Reels of Wm. Fox’s BLAZING LOVF. with Virginia Pearson COMING SUNDAY 50—PEOPLE—S0 La Salle Opera Co. Hippodrome Third and Cheecy Bugene Levy, Mgr, No Advance in Prices » ceremony answer soon and | will glance learned mother. | a part ¢ Creat to the will ever Absolute cle Third Ave. Bargain Week rst step in the i turbances. Drink qua tie vater If it i possible to ld spring wat sulphur and | drink If not, take} minerals in a form | too many ¢£ gard the conta magnesia these STINE QUITS AS CLUB SECRETARY Flected unanimously Q.—Please print the duties of a young man who is to act as a god father at a christening of a baby boy, Is the godfather supposed to give a present? If so, what would be suitable? FRED A.—Accept in a nicely-worded note complimenting Hed parents on o fine a be i g them that you will duty tr Hollis make it ql to take the ENTAILS ta ct position to be vacated by Charles P. in advance of the christening a D | 5c gift should be sent the child by |Stine on July 1, Fred W. Bert, jr. ts the sponsor. Any piece of silver |Friday t ecretary-elect of the Fought to be marked with — the 1 Club, of which he was! ‘Commercial ( baby's name, With the gift sbouldat one time president, ALL FOR Scrub the using hot water, In the morning oly and apply a soothing Saturate the large | not eat too heavily of sweet or acid drink coffee or other stimu.