The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1916, Page 3

| ¥ Cy) IN THE EATING PLACE, WHERE EVERYBODY GOES MARKET REPORT )};: STAR—TUE DAY, NS MACHINERY TO G _ DELAY POWER PLANT ADDITION Superintendent light department | home from the East this week | after investigating the probabil | ity of delay in obtaining steam | ARV P ICHIRORD SS THAN THE DUST 7 Acts | Ross of expected the generating equipment for the | e @) new auxiliary power plant, to | LAWTON’'S THIRD LEADING be built on Lake Union | LADY BECOMES ONE OF It will probably. be PAULA'S BEST FRIENDS ty tala Are you really going to le : mad ©, Paula Earnest Lawton, with tears in dere in many cl na . “| Monda ¢ nd desy bis ** lordinance providing A Wonderful Spectacle toed ate eros the bl 00d afte nt - . oe & eating at steam plant on Lake Unior Boe eee ee iT new unit to be built, at a cost of POSE RIFE GCE OCU 7 approximately $400,0¢ The city’s was not able to that his Playing to Packed Houses m & rerating power facilitie rendering of the t 1eVO San Gal daumaaa wien che oameshation : you, baby child, w asing Dim. of the new unit Your Favorite at Her Best not because he rea f me, but: Other ordinances passed Monday| was ma ovided for the paving of four ng @ great hit ¥ ® audience, |Pf he pe ar} which was poor ltt atreets They are Second ave wae: poor Ute) W., from E. 45th to 80th at. I et that hellcat go,” he i tagline Z tinued, ‘aod have persu: Ruth oy i Mage selthbdageo tapers Dayton to come with us, She will |} bon Fink ake cause no tr le, for wb 00 6i8d |nocter cea ave. N. to days more at the to get on Broadway that she . ’ accept anything Pe Ot a Who fs Ruth Dayton? | awked.| heck the A mdid actrer v as r’ i 4 nawered. ‘Thia will be her . i 2 ‘ on t — ~ ‘ v3 nex ' . ent ' 1 ne our GOPHER CLUB ere y “ GIRLS! BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR AND ss STOP DANDRUFF Hair becomes charming, wavy, lustrous and thick in few moments. oune SHANGHAI RESTAURANT 25¢ Lunch and Dinner Served Daily 11 A. M. to 7 P. M. Installed a we date ne, and try a meal _ | Every bit of dandruff disap- | pears and hair stops coming out satisfactory,” was bis ts you can ten minutes you save your Margie. 1] ol bet ld long afterward, the little fe 106 Second Ave. So. Near Ye c Way . Your hair hurt iad Half Bik. So. of Smith Bidg. soft, lustrous « girl's aft nderine. Also n thinking that you are ve with some one 4 Earnest was the picture of de|of your t —— ————@ , Bananas jspair. All that has gone before) awaits those whose | Prices Paid Pre@ucere for Kes, | | was silly Infatuation,’ he mur-| neglected or is i Ree. COS OA Foe mured. ‘Dearest child, it seems my|brittle or thin. Besides beautif J if soul was only waiting until it found |ing the hair derine dissolves 1918 drotlers .... a1 yours psn Tucks, fat 1s @ 18 oa Pa Mens, 3% Ibe. ° Hens, 3 ibe and ander. 10 @ 33 Hens. & Ibe Squads, good size, doz Turkeys dressed Vea Od roosters, ad Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers for | | Svitsendere to me ou do, b f life to me. st Lawton back to reb treading found Miss Daytor and over.... 17 100 returned real that air, and lahat Earnest fancy, €5 to 125-1 ad dd and more. The friendship that started be. | irewttons Pa om tween her and me stood me in| drug store or te “4 splendid stead wher ng A friendship most and ceca hieotins siiveiean waned thru all the ur later lives (To be continued WOMEN OF ENGLAND DYING FOR COUNTRY NOV 14, 1916. PAG. 2 DOINGS IN FILMDOM { H ) wr POLI IOOS | NEWS —NOTES — GOSSIP’ the family goes to Liberty shows | TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY || DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS mi | American Aristocracy ALLACE on our URLITZER SICAL ARVELS CHESTER CONKLIN and his famed Sea Nymphs, stone's Bathing Girls, hilarit A TUGBOAT ROMEO iam Duncan and Nel! Shipman, in “Thru the Wall,” Clemmer: PROGRAMS TODAY Agony a Leg Sore Pees aT y— Vatrbanks tn Stopped by D. D. D. arises" Wor Coming to the | Key- in two reels of p high seas Vickford in on xan Tells Pitiful Story Peters in oune First at Pike—Continuous 11 to 11— Matinees 10c—Evenings 15c k : « Children 5¢ i ‘ 4 LIBERTY about | hattan dine Bap oss . Man The H Wint Q.—I! have bees) married 14 years, his children be troubled the same « - ho kien and never before had occasion to way? READER. re ‘ » the bros hway, 4 ask any one to solve my problem. A.—It would be best to consult a ak a fort y, bre | was a happy woman, with a good reliable physician about this, A jew 4 . . ciet r " © up husband and four children. For two child might inherit such a charac 65 years my husband has not let me (teristic, but it is more apt not to, GO out alone, saying that | am too -— pretty to go out without his pro- tection. | do not see any wrong in me ye tak Ong the children to the park once Q.—This is not a love affair, but important business. Can you tell me if Charlies Ray, the movie actor, nted, is f in a while; but it did not interfere is married? Please give me his ad- the famous with my happiness, because he al- dress if possible. ANXIOUS, phs in a tv ways stayed with me and kept me A —Charles Ray is married. A entitled company until lately, when he join-| letter addressed to him, care. of gboat Romeo. ed a club, where only men are al-| Triangle Film Co., 71 West 23rd st., “*e lowed. This leaves me alone with |New York City, will reach him. COLISEUM |the four babies. | am a stranger — ie | Plant and have no relatives in t! coun Q.—Can a teacher in a small | love my husband; den’t want What shall | y try. to hurt his feelings. camp town keep the children from carrying lunches during the bad ford has her new f ackex ‘ abe do? ALICE M. weather when they have about a week. Mar A.—You sband is decidedly in- mile to go? Thanking you in ad away raised considerate and inconsistent. He | vance, 1 cenes surely must realize that you are en A.—A teacher hasn't the right to sure outside s one of man’s favor PAINLESS AUSTIN 4 and Hike forbid pupils to carry their lunches if they live too far from the school d Ave ‘. ‘ ite fallacies to opine that a woman to go home. Such matters should mre tm the Fight 7 » Hindu thorofare all that she can possibly re-/ be taken up with the county supers side A\ A shows the British garrt when she has her home and | intendent of © schools, ot ianicgenan hon: Gaede a arent children, While she may en — f M k F : pr omen these privileges and duties to IndoorLife Makes at le and the 1 tier attest: te oan tho Shoal wD AXTELL MA) MAY of t c e fact that she is on — Pickford ever had in her job than he is at his. I think | see undoubtedly if it were to come t0! 4 cunt of ne ve wet CLEMMER a showdown, the woman would be |. 4 recount of the votes in the Sets ‘ who really needs change of (00d Congressional district may be Extravagance,” which wi #lacene and a little recreation far |##ked by the democratic party, ac tonal engig til more than the man, who works for cording to Otto A. Case, progam Petrove, she, star wages a scheduled number of |!¥e, who ed for President a Mahlon Ham 6 a tes Wilson and Mrs, Frances C. Axtell, vart of Franklin You will have to take a stand on |PPostessive-democratic nominee for congress dignified way On the face of the returns Con the and make him in a qui appreciate i Vegetables and Frait elie elas ee © \ 1) Petrova) 1 in which he is pla gressman Hadley defeated Mrs, Ax- a aa ke aieaw r as Ci bay Men claim to be reasonable crea. tel! by 3.551 votes. Gross irregular. a dats Lan Ap : For s . y the ¥ tures. this be so, then he should |ities are said to have occurred at Bien ‘a ' gold-filled ne with spherical th and are H« onto renee Whatcom and ohomish county lenses and leather case \ fogggotone fay ane ik her of Norma eee precincts—and these may be the a | plete, for $2.50. This includes oaths i are elr ar Seott, bank] @_i¢ a man gets married who ‘foundation for a recount contest, CAPACITY! careful and accurate examina r * at ’ . it | cashie s played J. W. Hart-| nas an impediment of speech, will Which the democratic national com- : t wo te b Edward Marindel is seen as| 28 8° MPSS” mittee is willing to finance, SO o% prescribe, grind and fit ~ ce R Mackay, a philanthropist,'CLASS A COME EARLY any len t notice : « eS tl at motional star, will be ‘ le i | seen here at the Class A one more) Thomas R. Shepard and Frank J. CURRY OPTICAL C0. jg Ne fcr. | REX jay in the ste’ role of “Playing Hannan were appointed by Mayor t te lie ey With Fire This is an sually Gill Monday to places on the censor- H.C. and M. Curry i t as t were necessary to pic strong story, and Mme. Petrova ia|ship board. They _ repl IR EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS * ‘ - anding ire from surrounded by a support cast of Knisley and W. T. Isted, who have - 3064-66 Arcade Bldg eat tania, ee dige eae eg A mt gs distinctive caliber resigned ie ie , MRS LYDIA GIBSON the emotional power of Beatr Neglect Y Health UNWRITTE a es P| tere, len, fl sh ae alin Michelena's acting “Mise Mit eglecting Your Health! corporal, is one of many women ena’s impersonation @f Kate Wil-| kiqney diseases are getting moreyaches and dizzy spells. I tried @ who have given their lives to their Cc With t D f=4 n this picture is her greatest! ommon every day number of remedies, but got ver counters . ere ia London mu ures ou ru s achievement since forsaking opera Nowadays the thinkers, the store] little help until I took Doan's Kid. 1.85 nitions factories, they suffered “T This Modern Method of Electric Treatment Is Curing f ac peel ig Tee ae teotmeg|and office employes the house. | ney Pile After using two boxes, No 1 solsoning aad dic age jas re wed the film declared | wives and hosts of other indoor|my back got better and my kid- T i" mek aae S00 Rie Men and Women AAtter Drugs Fail. ew earl marvel in both poWeE| workers get too little fresh air, ex-|neys acted regularly. Since then, § poisonous element in explosives Faw eed net Salts nd finish ercise, regular meals and sleep. Ev-|have not been troubled at all.’ 7 BIG ACTS which causes the liver to shrink in ? eo? lery exertion burns up strength and THIS WITH qias and At Gh, Women working MISSION leaves a little waste in the blood WEEK in munition hops inha the The Velvet Paw” will be seen|for the kidneys to filter out. Peo ONLY BEATRIZ Sled” at the Mission for two more days.|ple are inclined to eat or drink too MICHELENA It tell tory of political intrigue | muc nd the kidneys gradually READ WHAT THE FAILING EYESIGHT labor problem which took up the Then come backaches, headaches, N.Y. EVE. MATE SAYS: RESTORED BY OUR SYSTEM ‘AME attention of ast ses-/nervous, blue spells, dizzy days,| a R-E- Do t P raignment of the lobbyist evil. and contioual disorders of the kid-| n ay Pha afabinet Makers’ aes With House Peters and Gail Kane|ney action. Neglect of these ills is BY has Géethad not to cniew thi ‘pt in the £ roles, this excellent| dangerous, for it leaves the way| Exorbitant Prices be ‘4 ta fallow the ented in all its force-}open for gravel, dropsy, stone or ‘ oi age gat ipl by Bhp enleacg > itself somewhat | Bright's disease mend E tor ER INCLUDES: Ex- [pian o! ie a log resembles that of “The Man From Doan's Kidney Pills. Seattle e z ul aphe lenses , N down to 10 { Oregon,” which was presented at! people tell you how quickly and sat gola-tilied = or everings |S! rpdeialen tees: the Liberty some time ago. It is|isfactorily they work FIRST TIME SHOWN eighty-five ne and to 20 ou President Frank eras ih its realism’ and comes to a f | tights 6 he tesa ver ful climax. A comedy) A Seattle Case bo Nor prsTnoy Your Bye. Em inimun and a gue complete the pro-} pamund H. Crowe, engineer, 1015 GLASSES. The ba believe the put sige ae as | Fifth Ave. N,, says: “I was having would its consumption of Jconsiderable trouble with the kid Don't Fuss wit etl oithe 4 inoresaal, COLONIAL |ney secretions. They used to pass oie! ae bread and go to home baking if the Mary Fuller, popular idol of mil-|too often, causing me to get up 5 he tw ‘ jlions who find their best entertain-j nights. My back was lame and 15c ay sea oe ote t GRAIN IS NEEDED ment in moving pictures, has some| weak and used to pain most of the ildren 5¢ due RAs strict notions upon the duties of A) time, 1 often had terrible head “This is getting on my nerves” i photoplayer in the matter of dress v. S. OPTICAL an ALVESTON, No 14—Th ing for the screen, Miss Fuller's Coming Sunday +. fintiont Specintinta British admiralty has requisitioned bie convictions are firmly set, and in ; » oan . all liners and tramp steamers ir ns The Strength of the Weak,” at the Bene, o'r, Meceteneens 41RD AY Gulf and Atlantic trade flying THE, ELECTRA. VITA co. Colonial, she proves, in the becom pibetest and Seat Story British flag, by ordering al ROOM 206 EMPRESS BLDG |ing and appropriate costumes she The Prince of Graustark abe 4h ouaes Gh Gin dnt anal 6% Second Ave, Corner Spring St. | wears, that the matter of dress is Sequel to “Graustark », according to advices here to Seattle, Wash. a most important adjunct to satis | | |tactory ac in moving pictures. ||