The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1916, Page 5

STAR—SATURDAY, NOV. 25, 1916. PAGE 5 ITURKEY WEEK BILLS | Bouquets =| AT THEATRES OFFER ; PLEASING VARIETY Jballet of eight girls, led by Made Va Quintet will head th re Harel he Grand theatre Sun-|) Anna Chandler i# another big with new and costiy| Other o av are: Joseph I epresents a h out| Bernard and Hasel Harrington, tn ’ comedy #kit; Kenney and Hollts, ty 1 Lee will give a song|campus comedy; the Misses Light 1 dance act that hasa whirlwind| ner and Newton Alexander, yclept) The Jolly Trio”; Mile. Dorla, Par cjivan Pet Pla Frank Carmen ugeler; ‘Tra Burnett's « Goodyear Cords Win First, Second, and Third Places in International Grand Prize Race at Santa Monica Saturday, Nov. 18th “To think that even with higher labor costs you can still get Pres- ado Blend for only Se. Why, man, today that's a real manufacturing feat.” De Fresne Sisters | and dance spectalis 1 Ellwood present a refi ® and talking « odard promises a laugh &| pantaGes d of the series of ith the m th Reporter,” begins day, will be ay. The title is “The Re ‘ uffs and the in a big new te with thrills} Pawn There will also Hearat-Seig Weekly Winners in Premier Classic of Motordom Storm Across Finish Line in Goodyear-equipped Procession. | MOORE yee rag Everybody who has read Harold) ang his cor , story.| deville sauce John T. Doyle! latest vau Danger Line “Even boxes and pa- per labels have risen in ost. But TOM KEENE plugs right along at his ra Aitken, piloting Wilcox’s Peugeot; Cooper at ine wheel of a Stutz and Petterson driving a Hudson old friendly price—5Se.” pa, novelty Otlepial wou 7 ‘ ris wilacde SAA Case ae capture major honors in the most desperately driven wilt be" shown’ on the Contest in Grand Prize history. 0 the Palace Hip ed by Nina traws Minstrel Maids, a big of attractive Victorious Peugeot covers 403-Mile distance over an 8-lifile course strangled with turns at average rate of 85.55 Miles an Hour — 10 Miles an Hour faster than best previous time for this Race. ew idea in “Presado Blend comes ‘ same as ever—smooth, mellow, never putting a smoke-stale taste in your mouth.”’ METROPOLITAN The last performance of "Fair and e given at the Met Saturday night t plays produced & Harris ce Kreatest successes - encerhed, especially the a onpueum Searor Aitken’s car was shod with Goodyear Cords on all four wheels; so was Patterson’s; Cooper’s Stutz rode Goodyear Cords on rear wheels only. * ae No71 advises= “I've known TOM KEENE Cigars for 23 years. I stick to him as he’s stuck by me. You try one TOM KEENE today and tomorrow you'll be another friend added to the army of TOM KEENE smokers.” Clyde Fitch maste an in the Case CORD TIRES Goodyear Cord Tires are standard equipment on the Franklin, the Packard Twin Six, the Locomobile, the Peerless, the White, the Haynes Twelve, the Stutz, the McFarlan, the Roamer, the Lexington “Thoroughbred Six” and the Daniels Eight. The qualities that led to their ion on these cars are the qualities that make them higher-priced—and better. b Juilan for “The Woman Friend ‘No.28 | ciavorate advises < aay ALHAMBRA ure serial, “The Ye As headliner for the week begin will complete the ¥ * uy |ning tomorrow matinee, the Alham bre Promises the rather pretentiou in dancing act of Ivan Baz er who came to this country | } the cigar with that Presado Blend ia an understudy t with Anna Paviowa. New York and =| Petters Ts 3 Cuntthin, Grov . The One Best Bet Tomorrow 1s AT GRAND Theatre Third Ave. and Cherry Eugene Levy, Mgr. Q.—Please help me solve this. |! naturally she turns to some am a married woman of more than aa whe will give her those things four years. We have never attended It wasn’t her fault that she didn’t church, altho | have always had a have the will power to resist temp- desire to. Just recently | met a tation. We are not all perfect. Of | woman who is an active worker in course he should welcome her with the church, and thru her, my in 8 and take care of her and terest has been rekindled. | have tect her in such a manner that tried to persuade my husband to she will never make her second mis go, and he refuses, but says he step does not cbject to my going. | Mas this man been so morally have gone a few times and told clean al! of his life that he dares to him how much | enjoyed going. He cast a stone at the mother of HIS never appeared enthused about my children? going, and now there is rather a MOTHER OF THREE i iia hostile feeling between us. He . Says | can go if I like, but | can't Q.—Piease print a recipe for sait The Vaudeville with | 9°, and live with him beads. ' | am a young woman of fair ed as 0 ee a Snap and Go ucation and with enough sense not SP00ns to carry anything to an extreme. | Fosewate ~ feel ae if | am not getting a square : ee eae x iF deal when | am throttled in this. 1 ier pape Collins and Lee believe in being equare—want to ee | deal justly and be deait with justly. > Mig Ss The Classy Song and Your opinion will be greatly ap. ™xture de Dance Act with a Big petals do, e ads t Finish preciated A CONSTANT READER SCHWABACHER BROTHERS & CO., DISTRIBUTORS SEATTLE, WASH De Fresne Sisters Costume Changes with a Fine Selection of Songs PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T BE! People Notice It. Drive Them Off with Dr. Edwards’ your . RUsbead 20s Jas: 86 Olive Tablets right to his be When WY ctored y eee | —— DOESN'T —_ HELP :: + ae aaa ee a: NEWPORT, Nov. 2 al Doctor Lindsay | Zou. you ware « MacAvoy & Ellwood Kaight, cor vi Practice Limited to rights to tha The Tease and the er flotilla Diseases 0 ried people Squeeze less from : — merchant de Iv. Lee Stodard Q.—Will you please tell me in| (1) A scene from “The Winning of Carbara Worth,” at the Moore Sunday. (2) Hardeen, at the Pan-| i; r he f tages. (3) Allene Durant, in “It Pays to Advertise,” at the Met Thursday (4) Anne Hu-hes, Grand. A ag want i daa Dla 's The Whirlwind Comedian (5) George Weiss, at the Oak. (6) Daisy Cameron, comedienne, at the Palace Hip. (7) Hazel Harring fips ; Washington In = eee SEATTLE'S at the Alhambra. not located { any state t n Vv. GREATEST Palette 1 HE a Mid Cc Qui AMUSEMENT STORM WARNING inant ; sae eneva Quintet t pather de square e south one rene ae! LYON, NEW HEAD OF | fy EE The Best in Mune . en in the state of Virginia. It oe A Show Supreme Tomorrow MINE STATION, IS “UM in she tate of Viegas. mba ed from that state, beca Relieved in WELL KNOWN HERE ye ergerenat NINA STRAW'S nade up of what was once a 4 Grant American Minstrel Maids DA Marsal Bien hEey meer tae i Brey: Rarecring to The Police Reporter mp e » that poor husband who erred—and 2 Phe Payne Children eae SR Ra anette cine No. 3 a he : “ He was a profe | wonder if he really thinks she is in IN “THE SPIRIT OF YOUTH”—MIRTH, SONG, DANCE fvaeulty sil Ss Binrnes “Me edmite Alek aha “THE ROGUES’ PAWN" graduation from Sta first years of their marriage he . . He later wen made the rounds of the saloons. memanene acid : VA r m and met How many times before h | | mining an et ow man he re AND His work there formed do you suppose that same | Hearat Selig Weekly BIG FEATURE PHOTOPLAY tlof mines to reco: CATARRHAL JELLY} wife sat up waiting for him to come on [o) | = ert in elec home, only to see him in a drunken FIRST TWO CHAPTERS OF WONDER SERIAL nvestigations will be one of stupor and no doubt abusive? ’ Weekday Sundays patures of bis work as Could any man expect a woman's Matinees Evenings “THE SHIELDING SHADOW” J, Ralph Kellard and Leon Bary ed on the love to last long in t b And | pre ; BULL BROS. | «2 "ser «: é meth i . ittle affections she so craves When you have something to 'e >. the little a ‘eat lee hin Bar Wark » Sa Just Printers such as a kiss, a kind word or two, and get results | |] 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 ittle praise now and then for, something she has done. a life like that? ove today is show her any of 5c 10c One Child, With Adult, Free to Weekday Matinees Featuring Grace Darm Weekday Continuous Tomorrow | Evenings 4 Attemeons LOC 1to 11 P.M and Sundays Cc ed Haarlem Ol Capsule