The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 2, 1916, Page 3

ds STAR—MONDAY, OCT, 2, 1916. PAGE 3 Dons IN FILMDOM ~NOTES— shakin! ‘REALTY DEALER SAFE AND SANE CREDIT Your income is the basis on which we extend réasonable credit. We never en- courage a customer to buy beyond his or her ability to pay without “cramp- DIES IN SOUND 4 Forget and forgive Terms of payment are such always that you can spare the comparatively This mowwnge, written by Samuel small amount each pay day without hardship or inconvenience. | Cerca cue Gan” coe | WE ENCOURAGE THRIFT; WE CHARGE NO INTEREST [Os erringn. ab: Maeiay 2 discovery of hin dy in the aa ey" Himes i" w found the notebook wit per notified the police eral hours. w fore the Wade building, and he 118 Pontiu apartments. lapondent, Saturda located With a Strong Appeal and had been gone sinc GorrsTeiN— This splendid outfit Enamel Bed with 2tnch continuous posts and attractive Ivory five consists of OF LONELINESS HER FIRST DAYS IN NEW mon nature You Save ea | Your Old The Chicago city series. COLISEUM between) job, Consequently, there was no M.A.GOTTSTEIN| comedy, Pictograph and orchestral numbers in addition “ee |must ask me to condemn the gir slone in a big city who |wrong. For I am these am Don't stay gray! Nobody can tel! when you darken gray, faded hair with Sage Tea and Sulphur |CLEMMER conditions, perhaps a large tage of them would succumb jopening hair|giris who have f Sulphur now showing at the Clemmer. , % all about Orrine woman and an ex o- ° PAULA FEELS THE PANGS jthat no one would know or care ‘f F De d bl R S ° Secu k 1 ale | when you He down at night, you jouglas Fairbanks wil ee p a , a el ev our Dependable Room Specials autres at “Sunny” Curtis Ie in | ver nate ut ft’ With Terms Made Easy nese” uct! Wednesday night only) No Hurry; Catches | with whom to exchange smiles an . sUITE , ITE howe who have seen him tr |words of friendship and love, aad $80.50 8-piece DIN -ROOM SUITE Six-piece LIVING-ROOM SUITE tn Habit of Hap i. Dov Bu 8 With Pi | word includes BUFFET, Extension TABLE cindes a Genuine PULLMAN DAV. Pi eries” "etn ‘euner'l & incers that ouly you in all the great city Eeatutoat’ Chairs $59.75 er: $94 50 wot In this five-part fea] Le ROY, N. Y., Oct, 2.—“Sunny"| “While in time you come to $1.00 Now and $1.00 Weekly SPECIAL . t college | urts. Who lives with bis parents|know there are thousands of m ij $7.50 Now and $1.50 Weekly a Wentorner with a college |out on the old State road has|and women in the same bo $61.00 S-plece DINING-ROOM SUITE i 3 oh poohs” New , A Noy tho slow andjloneliners, most of the time it includes BUFFET, Extension TABLE $118.50 Mahogany S-piece ADAM s slow. “Dougie” | rather tedious, albeit effective plan| seems you, of all God's human crea and 6 Saddle-Seat REDROOM SUITE 5 great. His friends, | to annihilate the potato bug tures, are the loneliest Chairs, special 9.50 SPECIAL 79. 0 thelr great and more aking a pair of pincers, he re And when you add to this for- $1.00 Now and $1.00 Weekly $7.50 Now and $1.25 Weekly or lens ‘baoeahie city belittled | pairs to t potato fel nd, eeat-jeign feeling the necessity of sav- the sf h of the Weste ner, fix ling him in some likely looking|ing every cent that you may exist, H Bl k Co f up a little surprise for hi all of = places a few potatoes on/! tell you, Margie, I, who have eaters, ankets, mforts, which ls told with “dressing” on| the ground Tefore him gone thru it all, have ail sympathy ° the screen i ; | potato ®, scenting the|for the girl who ‘goes wrong.’ Bedding The Sunset Trail,” another one make for the potatoes, when] “Why, do you know, Margie, 1 ; of those super-scenics in motion | “Sunny” grabs them with the pins have let strahge men sp to me! And other seasonable articles added to customers’ accounts any \pictares, ts also on the bi " A cers and rejoices when be sees théjon the street because I telt I must} . . - yen Keystone comedy entitied | fur fiy In this wa he claims | k t ome " ime without the usual first payment two-part aims he|#peak to some one or go mad time pay Lover's Might,” with Fred Mace, jcan effectively rid his farm of that|When I got to the boarding hous jcompletes the program | pest I found Emma's friend had gone j back West where she had a better ch Ridgley’s startil s,|the Cubs and White Sox, gets underjone in the house who had any in $10 to $20 Stove ene of which te the én the | Way in the Windy City y City Wednesday. |terest in me. seven veils, alone are hen I went out in search of a See | URNITURE CO. |S Goes HAVE DARK HAIR isi civsziessee’® rs T . science,” which ¢ {get that ‘etter of introduction m Buy a SEATTLE'S POPULAR HOME._FURNISHERS in saw Stinday at the Coliseum. Lou hewspaper friend had promised me elles big, talented French | |So I had to roam from office to of Buck’s Range Exchange apzate2 hs | : I 3 star, makes t pieture thrilling. It lee, only to come home each night Second Avenue, Between Pike and Pine Sass" GReh Wednesday,” wi ihe fall ‘of hopes and fears None of these sheltered women satisfied, if|¥ women could live under the Tol ‘ wily. | “Remarkat 4 true interpreta " Htion of the uty of sculpture. ? - " “ : () this was the verdict of a Seattie} Grandmother kept her hair beau-| sauce sculptor, who Sunday attended the | ‘fully darkened, glossy and attract-|to the terrible temptation of lone-| performance of “Purity,"|¥¢ with a brew of Bag A and|liness than would wageearning rned from early | ii Cross, Feverish or Bilious|? %e-inch fillers (instead of seven as shown); double Jewell Carmen and Douglas Fairbanks in “Manhattan Madne o YORK ° Woven-wire fabric ropeedge Spring with strong the breezy comedy at the Liberty until Wednesday night | hardwood frame; heavy, comfortable, closely tufted Right here, Marge continue Mattress, finished with roll edge and covered with e PROGRAMS TODAY [win be = ee Bae ob pe Paula, “I want to tell you. lonell attractive ticking 4 whaske tn} eeay Bee ‘s Is one OT) ness is a greater temptation to a Ivory Enamel! Dresser, Itke pieture, with top meas : et te “Thel geod ar epiing pee ~ D* | girl struggling to make her living uring 19x38 and 20x24 bevel mirror S ial ottereg ta Photoplay pullin a big city than the small wage Strongly made Ivory Enamel! Bedroom Rocker and pec nie a uthor a vige rows in 1s1¥¢) we hear.so much about | Chair to match. Waconventionality, and sym Margie, | have found out a The entire outfit represents splendid value at the regular price of $47.50. be ‘ understanding of Nature! woman can starve her stomach if er children in the rough. |she only has food for her soul. It an ¢ han in “According to the! your heart to water and your out-| es at it Is more than @ story |iook on life to despair, To be WE CHARGE NO INTEREST oe rful narration of lionely is to realize you are alone Hens. Bquaba, good Ora roosters, p | Smile! Might,” | Prices Paid 4 Iba and over 1) Turkeys, live . = dresned ork, 00d block hogs ere Nothing One of Fairbanks’ grea sort of mental cocktail with a pronounced if you were not able to get the crowds Sunday, take our word for it, Douglas Fairbanks is well worth seeing. kick, Obscene is long on laughs. completes the picture program. DOUGLAS FAIRBANK —iNan MANHATTAN MADNESS A two-reel Mack Sennett Keystone comedy, “The Lover's A super-scenic, “The Sunset Trail,” aioe MARKET REPOR -——__——_—_—_——_--® Poultry, Veal and Pork size, doz. oducers for ¥r tees, aq a8 — Abeercret let me know of some would think me disgraced if | fail-|come self-supporting, and let mat-| Audrey Munson, the world’s | {tee 04 MRA’. dull. ro repealed pind PR Rovel way to serve refreshments ed to find a husband. This I {rim ny turn up when it chances to|most famous art model, is starred. | iivture wan applied with sone echoes anvaelt tek “ereamery 4 after a card party. Our dining| me in a box, for | have no means do so. Those who marry only be-| ii jul a :. ie ook cee oo at os | Pog tes i ee gaa Native sdb tat i room is not large enough to seat of getting acquainted with nice cause their relatives have decided | REX ore for “Wyeth's sul id scinee inp even AAG try ty hereae wae all of the guests at once. |men. What can a poor girl do? I |that they must do so are bound to| The voting contest for the 1917 ps + Compound.” » tine totes a % and try to /eterase. brick | VELMA. |am 18 years old, M.M.M find their future full of trials. |model Ford is going to develop into large bottle of this old-tir eatae, in Berean hyp sit oly. | Cheese 3 : A—Refreshments after a card| A—Put out of your head the idea! It is no harder work to earnja whirlwind campalgn for votes|jmproved by the addition : mabited island. The thoucet ce Cee ee rag aie : party are almost invariably served | that marriage ix the only honorable | your own living than it is to aecept|and draw many new patrons to the |ingredients, all ready to tae. te pacte about tue all’ gous’ theis|Oremee miele 20 on the small “gi — to ee j profession open to » to a women. He-/the servitude which comes .from|Rex, if Sunday's indications may|about 50 cente. This simple w cabatate waya, bot A ot whom | Wisconsin tripiete | i them. Ie would not. be possible . ORRINE SAVED | pa et, the, ideas of the present con-| “The Grasp of Greed,” featuring |store natura and beauty toltorty, intolerable Tl fouud cor ene | sat 4 improve on this custom. If there ba this nye [Louise Lovely, is the offering on th . ‘ Margie, that happiness must be |S¢iect ranch ae is not a maid to help, the host and! When a an becomes suffi.|the screen, tog r with omed A well-known downtown druggist shored; he. ene aaa be Basar i eeee ‘ hostess usually do the serving, a» cient unto herself she does notjand some beautiful scenics of | saya everybod eth’s Sage [Spare Pp) ama etree ene . necessary, by one or more) HIM FROM DRINK need to “angie for a husband Ja foe » mig % , om a a. (Te be: continiie’) ry pd fanny J Spread the lunch cloths first.) That Orrt really does brin Q—I'm awfully worried, and| COLONIAL ! Aer se iD... FE... | CHEHALIS, Oct. 2 thet, then pass the silver and napkins; | quick relief to those being tortured |have mo one to go to. Altho | Tho Danger Signal.’ the Kleine | Can se Leomfpapered ~~ net *° |opened the football season Satur-|Attelt# Ne. 2 pace then set the bonbons, salted nuts,|by the Mquor habit, is the don’t know you, it seeme that youlphotoplay, released thru Kieine-|@A7 to Use, too. | You almply |GOone doeating Mime eo to 6 (Beet sagan oaia at 08 olives, sugar and creamer on the| mony of many mothers, wives must be my friend. | Rdison Feature Service, which will | tis?) through 9 Be gg Bens miget sound oate ... 32.00 table; then pass the sal on | daughters | came to this state not quite albe shown at the Colonial a few lane Pradire ot .. i — r — igeee pve aay | plates, then the sandwiches and! This scientific preparation year ago. | don't know one thing| m is conceded to be one | @ne strand at a. tim — YOUR | SICK CHILD CHILD eheca vimothy mere) ° coffee; or ice cream in its giass set) promptly Kills all desire for/about the laws here. | wanted ajof the strongest, most entertaining | Oy) Rl Tuk EnaDe tec, 40 70 rn Washington dou on & plate, followed by the cake and | whisky, beer and other intoxicants. | divorce from my husband, so | wentifilm dr yet produced, and al | stor to ite natural ‘color and| compressed timothy a +4 coffee in cups without saucers. Col-|It can be giv in the home se |to a lawyer and told him the hon-|ready bis taken ‘trent rank, It looks glossy, soft and tit Hea. Ie ie pee lect plates before removing small|cretly without loss of time from est truth. He said he could get/founded upon “Canavan, the Man | This preparation is a delightt ——— dishes from table | work. No sanitarium expense me a legal divorce. | paid him|Who Had His Way Rupert |toijot requisite. It is | Mates Vegetables and Fi aes | We are so sure that Orrine will|seme to start the case. He kept/Hughes’ story, which, when it ap-|for ihe cure, mitigation or prev il Q—Just how far may a young) benefit that we say to you, if, aft. asking me for more money, and I|peared in the Saturday Evening | tion of tion of die teoeeented irl carry her coquetry in angling | er a trial you fail to get any bene-| got frightened, so | went to another Post, caused considerable interest | <desteeeeeae = <a |piackberriea if a husband? | have been re-/fit from its use, your money will lawyer, who id the case wasn’t/ with the reading public [Beet mac rt by some of my relatives|ie refunded. Costs only $1.00 a|legal, and | had to be here a year| Arthur Hoops ix starred In “The [Beet ‘green, per Ib. 04 think flirting is perfectiy aw-| box. Ask us for free booklet, tell-| before | could file the case. | went| Danger Signal Miss Ruby Hoff- WIENLCLO! yO ne Nevertheless, they are all di in, “termined | shall get married. They! |to my lawyer and told him | want-/man is leading ed my money back, and he said: |cellent company |"Why you have signed your name! support Give “California Syrup of Figs.” Swift's P' and Pike presents a strong | serial, there was an exceptionally, |now have your dental work The play itself teema with excit ' 106 Second Ave. So. ff | beautiful bedroom suite in the girl's /ing incidents and with an actress|done evenings By The, *#°* #nd for grown-ups printed on . fi boudoir, How can | find out thelof Petrova's caliber to head the |Right D Bi The! h bottle q Near Yesler Way name of that style of furniture and | cast, it gets over in fine shape ight rr. rown, 1e * covers ¥ cor matevtelt fig syrups. Half Bik, 80. of Smith Bldg. Hl where it can be bought? ve | eh Dentist, whose offices will) M*'))°U, Srvseist for es . : Of THE RATING PLACE, WHERE EVERYBODY GOES ff) A.—Vou might write to the Patho| MISSION PRE PRE Ne, be open from 7 to 11, Pigs ty then see that We made by xchange, 25 W. 42nd st, Now], is 7 or ssasasasecetasesersssesscsezetecets seeteensssststtttell | Yocks cits: for information, Lewis 8. Stone in the leading roe, Directly Foot of Cherry St.' pany.” 7 CoRR OE MONRHME | Cal. lemons, | Cantaio: directions for babies, children of all | Wenatchee Gravens cooking | Jeffens F | Walia Wate | wote IE 33323 |to the papers, saying you had been! pd 3 nT c there rig shit gee IsTRAND ICatarch Joell rrh Je Ily No matter what ails your child, a\c |. 1 did put my name on a paper,| While Valeska Suratt was acting |absolutely with ee thorough laxative should al-|Casabas |but there wasn’t anything written |in ‘Th raight Way,” now show. |and effective. Tt 1 septic| Ways be the first treatment given, |Cvce" lon it then, and | have never seen. ing the Strand, she kept two) 8nd Kermictdal catarrh: Jelly ever lott our Httle one is outof-sorts, |Grep fr |what waa on it. He says | must sewing machines and five maids 1 at all druggists ent |Dalfaick, isn’t resting, eating agen Tokay 1.50 RESTAURANT pay him for hie trouble, and that busy at the studio. When she first packed with full directions tn petin | haturally—look, Mother! see|Ctades Malaga 1.30 ‘ 33, he can make me pay it. | have went out, she had the machines and |" wns Nid Mode me kage owe et grad va ‘ a pore ‘ pigthed pt sae T 25e Lunch and Dinner [children to support all alone, and|the maids shipped, together with | Sia cagrain Coe champed. Witte mane [nee case 00 | have a little savings account. Can enormotis amount of various | Whe ) cross, irritable, feverish, | Honey, strained Served Daily he do anything? kinds of cloth, trimmings, thread, stomach sour, breath bad or has|istwuce local per eee... te TROUBLED MOTHER. /needies, thimbles, and scissors. | stone ch-ache, diarrhoea, sore throat, | Lettuce, | per crate.. z 11 A.M. to 7 P. M A.—It 1 evident that your law-| Whenever Miss Suratt works on {fait = pit gh» suonpepadel. ote yee i . M. - M. Hi| yer tn neither honest nor consclen-|a picture, she spends her off min California Syrup of Figs i We have just installed a i tious. You made a mistake when/utes in supervising the making of ls few hours all the constipated} ¥ latest Wonderphone, and fs You signed the paper without first gowns. She is an adept with the | poison, undigested food and sour|? use nothing but up-to-date H| reading it carefully. Go to the pros-|needio herself, and does a great | You Workin bile gently moves out of its little music. Come and try a meal #\ecuting attorney's office and state!deal of the work on the new |bowels without griping, and you| at our mont exquisite Chinese i your case to him. It seems to me| dresses |have « well, playful child again, — |? and American Eating Pals H\that there in a clear case against| “ee Peo le | Mothers can rest easy after giv- While you are enjoying your 3 your lawyer of obtaining mone |CLASS A jing this harmless “fruit laxative,” | npu meal we will play some of si under false pretenses. | Mme Olga Petrova, in “The | 4 heca yp it never fails to cleanse the one your favorite music, The ef | ajgrnal Gasstion.” asorea Terns | Ye toilers who cannot} iii. ones liver and. bowels and ae EEE finest Chop Suey and Noodles $/ Q—In the last picture of the/ymphs for herself with Sunday | gain or afford a layoff can|sweeten the stomach and they | watermeion ag sehaahe in the ef 3 “Iron Claw,” the motion picture audiences at the Class A dearly love its pleasant taste. Full/ Apples . 60 90 EAL MUSIC FOR EEL PICTURES First at Pike—Continuous, 11 to 11 Matinees, 10c; Evenings, 15¢; Children, Se Until Wednesday Night Only Coliset “THE VICTO of CONSCIENC Shows on the Screen” Pee Ree VOTES NET op oreemey t successes—a Lou Tellegen’s acting dance of the 7 Veils Elliot Dexter’s sword duel with Lou-Tellegen and the strength of the story in ts are giving that film a fg Tremendous, | here—it stays Tonight, Tuesday