The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1916, Page 3

STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, Follow the Crowd! IT WILL LEAD YOU TO THE PALACE CLOTHING C0.’S GREAT SALE Doors Open Sharp at 9 o’Clock Tomorrow Morning A great series of special offerings in every department that for supreme value-giving will shatter all records. Remember, everything in our store is marked with plain figure price tickets, and there’s but one price for every one. That this store is carrying out its adopted purpose befittingly you will see when you visit our store and inspect the Chelan Clothing Co. Stock, of Chelan, Wash. sold to us under the hammer at public auction, now on sale at the following prices. We mention here just a few: 1916. PAGE 3 ]|BY_LOUISE_GLAUM Sc f i VIL. GOWN® leaves just my face} from Its enveloping | vints, and eering out ' ey he Serpent.” a siogle scart of ¢ de chine caught up d and wound the whole y down the figure, reveals only arm and a modest display of houlder j A woman who wears headdress, ain and fan of peac feathers | iil catch any man's attention 1 have been told that a dr the “spider gown pe sp. Yet it is not in the least! nmecdest, In fact, it Is cut quitie ah in the neck 1 the he SD Ramer: * » * DOINGS IN. FILMDOM NEWS~NOTES- —GOSSIP $1.00 Men’s Union Suits cut to....... 50c Leather Work Gloves cut to.. 50c Suspenders, Presidents, cut to ..... Men’s Dress Shirts, worth to $1.00. . Men's Undereretes Men’s White “acagrpeg a a Large Lot Ov 4 c genuine ..18¢ 29c MEN’S CLOTHING The best makes in the latest styles. All patterns and sizes in wool fabrics. Thousands of Suits sold to $15.00, to select from. Men's Suits, § 4 6 8 price ... s Men's Pants, MEN’S SHOES The Best Makes Represented 98c $2.48 23c Silver and Linen Col- lars, all sizes, cut to.. Men’s and Boy: broken lines pa} sizes, cut to. $5.00 Dress Shoes, price PROGRAMS TODAY LIBERTY —Wilfred Lucas in “The 7. COLISKUM — Dect CLEMMER When Anita Stewart was hand ed ber ‘script for “The Combat, showing at the Clemmer, she found it would be necessary for her to ride horseback fn a number of scenes, This is not one of Mins Stewart's numerous accomplish ree rarer THE PEACOCK DRESS nance COLONIAL—Third episode “The Shielding Shadow,” and others. STHAND—Chartic Chaplis ta “The | ments, for she has been so busy Dressing for a vampire part is so simple a matter as some ie may suppose it to be. view of some exhibitions ich have been seen on reen, it must be re are actresses who regard it | as a matter of undressing Hj! 4 an of dressing. This course does | agg f ‘deed simplify matters, as it re-/ ires no particular art to get rid} a certain amount of clothing. But from the beginning of my ex- | evident that | Pawn Shop.” Ee. Devesport te “far- [tere ef Sectety CLASS stone te} “Tangled Hearts.” | MISSION—Sieaste Eyton te “The “The Lovely LIBERTY | “The Rummy,” a five-part pro | | duction of newspaper life and the lontes of journalism of the larger cities in the United States, Is the} | feature that will be seen at the Lib- | working for the pictures that there | was little time to indulge in this sport Before her entrance to the pictures, she was also busy with) her studies and voice culture. i Nevertheless, she was nothing daunted. That very afternoon she visited a nearby riding academy | nd asked to be given a course tn horseback riding Then she jour. |neyed to one of the big shops and purchased a riding habit. ! $1.00 Wool Underwear cut to. . ‘4ATc Men’s 15¢ Sox, $2.00 Arrow and Bates Dress Shirts Men’s Over- coats, sold to $4. 8 5 $12.50, cut to Men’s Suits, beautifully tailored, worth to $20, $9. 85 $6.00 Big Work Shoes wet 02.98 $3.85 $7.50 Men’s Veal High Tops cut to.. Heavy Big Z Was. Derience in the playing of these erty until Saturday night roles, I have entertained altogeth-| Wilfred Lucas, who will be re | er different views. I hold that the membered for playing the leading! woman who displays herself brazen-|role in “Hell-to-Pay Austin,” that ly to men may momentarily at-| played at this theatre some time tract attention. but will lose it 88 | ago, is featured in thia production, ; quickly. The siren who knows her | and it is said that Lucas has never) Same does not reveal—she sug-|done a better subject. A Keystone gests. She wears as much clothing| comedy, entitled “Dollars and| as any otler woman on the stage, | Sense,” completes the program. to- but she wears it differently. |gether with a scenic of Ceylon | And so I have aressed for every | “e part I have played, | think I may truly say, without having once ap- peared in an immodest gown. In the various Triangle-Ince produc- tions in which I have appeared, I have played dance hall giris, wom- en of the “gay white way” and si-| Tens of the half world. who cling | to a semi-respectability with one hand while they reach for their! | prey with the other. until Saturday night. Friday night Take, for instance, the “devil brings the Fashion Show again. | gown,” one of the dozen I design-| Herr Franz Adelinann and the Coll- for “The Wolf Woman.” It cov- seum orchestra of 12 mike fine me all up, from ankles to moosic. COLISEUM If you want to see a big, red red-blooded Western play with a» punch in every 50 feet of celluloid | land fine acting, excitement and the! outdoor flavor, Dustin Farnum, in| “The Parson of Panamint,” fills) the bill at the Coliseum theatre. The jams were tickled to death | Thursday with this film. [t stays!/ LOOK OUT FOR AUTO-REX! Theatre Management will give to the lucky | person who secures the Ereatest. numb nf Sot i. | | regular admis ot entities There i« for real hustlers who get in and wo: jet your tickets at the b - flee Our — five 0048 for perform wenty-five them. | | TOMORROW | “BARRIERS —With— DOROTHY DAVENPORT A Thrilling Story of a Romance of Two Souls ANIMATED WEEKLY NEWS —and— MODEL 46 R E 5c oC All Hands Point to the Rex EDDIE ‘YONS in ADULTS J “ae | which fof the jother familiar Edison | they {the careers of some of the players lat the Class jlanded in San Francisco from | tralia | America | jed by the Mutual Film Corporation, | Selig Red Seal production cut to. $2.00 Flannel Shirts cut to.. REX Barriers of Society, feature production Lioyd B. Carleton and featuring Dorothy Davenport and Emory Johnson in. the leading roles, will be seen at the Rex theatre until Saturday sight Recently these two stats have become very ponular in Red Feath er releases good pop para in this picture love on a desert island. Richard Morris and Alfred Allen do fine work In the supporting cast o- a five-part directed by regret it. NOTICE These prices hold good all next week, or until entire fin are sold out. No ri strictions. No re! vations. COLONIAL “The Magi¢ Skin,” at the Coldni al, contains man) enchanting glimpees of Bacchanalian dances and midnight reveiries, and is ¢x ceptionsily well told by a star cast ineludes the well-known traxedion, Everett Butterfield, whe Was especially engeged for the re artist. He is supported by Mabel Trunnelie and a number of players CLASS A Events always move swiftly fn moving pictures and sometimes move with equal rapidity in Q—t am a high school girl, my third year, and | would awfully to have you help me. It people do not talk to me—that | have some friends, but no one likes me very well, and | am not very popular in my classes. | have a few boy friends, but none of them seems to like me well they do the other girls. | manage to keep up at school, but when | get home I'm 80 lonesome, and it hurts, ° 1 am considered good looking, have nice clothes, am always pleas: ant, and have lots of “pep.” My mannere are good, and of course I'm not “loud.” Now, my question is, why can’t | have lots of friends like other girls who aren't half so pleasant as | am? | can't quite see what is wrong with me, but | would love to find out. | have always tried to gain The success Lovely, star of attained by Louise Tangled Hearts, A. is one remarkable instance of the opportunities the profession of picture playing some. times affords. Until the day she Aus last November, Miss Lovely was unknown and unheard of in STRAND The decided success of “Youth's Endearing Charm,” the first of the Mary Miles Minter pictures releas. finds a Dulcie’s Strand Duleie In the consistent suecessor Adventure, at lives at the old family home in the South with her two spinster aunts, Aunt Emmie and Aunt Netta, Hedged about by| Southern caste, Dulcie grows to} young womanhood, imaginative, sensitive and tender-hearted | a Ever since | have been in hool | secretly, of course. do make friends with certain ances. bresstrtiest sto ss3 MISSION The Cycle of Fate,” a five-part that 1s) playing the Mission for two| more days only, can be commend} ed for its gripping story and strong| dramatic incidents, the latter hav-| ing to do with life in the under-| world of a great city. The open-| ing scenes are picturesque and beautiful, showing a rockbound coast and the jutting headland, on which @ lighthouse commands a firaway sweep of the sea. FIND BONES OF MEN MORE THAN 7 FEET, SAYRE, Pa., Oct. 1%.—An Indian | mound has been discovered on the Murray farm, near here, in which were the bones of 68 men, believed) by experts in Indian lore to have} been buried at least 700 years ago. The average height of the assem-| bled skeletons was 7 feet, while ma were taller, Further evi! dence of their gigantic size w found in the large stone axes pli ed in the grave, at We latest use muate | have | nothing and American meal your favorite in the city Near Yi Come early. Be on Palace Clothing Co. ingones of the faculty, but when like comes to cl: |foolish to you, but pl the true friendship of my acquaint: | have worried | | SHAN G HAI RESTAURANT 25c Lunch and Dinner Served Daily 11 A. M. to 7 P. M. just Wonderphone, but Come and try at our most exquisite Chinese While you are enjoying your we will play finest Chop Suey and Noodles 106 Second Ave. So. Half Bik, So, of Smith Bidg. THE EATING PLACE, WHERE EVERYBODY GOES $5.00 Men’ s Pants cut to $ ers’ AT 2.48 ts CES and SALE 1022-1024 First Avenue, Corner Spring Street it} offices, etc., I'm left) talked this over out entirely. | bothers me because I'm sure with one of my teachers, and she xpecting too much but | do not ex: pect more than their friendship! and sincerity. Now, Miss Grey, this may seem se tell me how to be liked and looked up to as other girls are, as it is very vital to me. Please publish your answer 8 800n as possible. | know you will help me, as | have read your very excellent advice to other girls. Thank you. 18. A.-If I understand your letter) rightly, your chief alm in life is to make friends; but you failed to take into consideration that one must possess a pleasing personality | to make friends, and originality to hold them. You go out to seek| friends when you should let them seek you. Nice clothes and good | looks will often gain a girl cheap | popularity, but never lasting friendship, She must have depth | issesssssse: installed a and up-to-date a meal Bating Palace. ot The some muate. r Way of char deep, lexs Your question is a perfectly nat ural one, and | wish it were in my power to answ clearly that it would e comprehend how to make the most of every possibility of charm you possess The secret, in simply this ness of things.” mean 80 much. a standard by acter but personality is fathom seems me, lies The eternal fit Those five words They seem to be which to judge things, and they seem to settle so many puzzling questions beyond the shadow of a doubt. One of the most charming girls I know, and one who is most ap COLONIAL Today—Tomorrow Last Times Third Episode HIELDING HADOW Pathe’s Wonder Serial A wonderful success Ask your friends who have seen the picture Adults 10c Children 5c it —_> “Beauty is only skinypreciated by both men and women.) seems to do, and She knows | for every is a girl who always know the right thing when and how to do it that there is a time it so fully and/thing, and that many worthy acts |®"Y Possible harm. able you to lose their entire value if performed |insist on having your mother accom at inopportune moments We all like to talk with her be cause she knows things worth} while to talk about, She likes peo-| ple and finds nearly everybody at-/3 tractive in way. The very t that she is interested in them} makes them doubly attractive, too. for nothing brings out the good) points that most people possess more than to know that others are | |interested in what they do or say. | Even tho you spend considerable time by yourself, you should not be lonely. Did you ever stop to think that the big things in life are ac complished {fn solitude? The huge steel bridge is the result of plans worked out by one man in the privacy of his own room, I sug: gest that you turn those lonely mo. ments of your life into something worth while, Something that will make you interesting and attractive | to other people, and which wil) benefit you a great deal more. Did you know that you could associate | with the world’s greatest people | |when alone? Books are our silent | companions. Good books are the |best thoughts of the best people. If you haven't the means to pur-! chase them, they are ever beckon- | ling to you from the shelves of the public library, Aside from reading, | there is music, painting, different | kinds of art work, and dozens of | interesting things you might take | up that would improve you. if you cultivate many interests {you are bound to be interesting, jand in turn you will be sought after, | not because you are pretty or have nice clothes, but because you ARF interesting. | | = Q.—1 work every day until §:30.! jl give my ary to my mother, and she buys my clothing for me. Shi is unwilling for me to go out even ings, and she always insists on my being back by 9 o'clock, She does net like to have my friends come to the house, nor does she permit me to have any boy callers. Don't) jyou think she is too strict? \ |would enjoy some recreation, 69¢ gg 09 BOYS’ SUITS time, as our doors open sharp at 9 a. m. tomorrow morning, and you will not Every article as advertised. All con- tract goods included in thie sale. Money back If purchaser so desires. BERYL. A.—If your mother seems to curb your pleasures unduly, it is because ~ she wishes to safeguard you from / Why don’t you pany you on some of your pleasure trips in the evening? She probably works all day in her home, just ag you do in your office, and she, too, Make Tell your mother your confidant. |her about your aims and about your friends. Give her a chance to know — your friends, and probably she will be more willing to have them come to your home. Show her that you are anxious only for companionship jand rational fun. DUSTIN. FARNUM is an enormous hit in The Parson of Panamint at the COLISEUM Fashion Show Friday 15c—Children 5c