The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1916, Page 3

4 NEW MOVIES ~ ARE SHOWN STAR—MONDAY, NOV 1916. PAGE ~OMMENCI OPOLtn, THEATRE WITH MATINEE, Thurs. Nov. 30 HANKSGIVING DAY PER- Thurs. Mat. Nov. 30 FOR- Thurs. Evg. N 30 MANCES \ f0c8y Soe es THE IDEAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTION COWAN & HEATOIS MERRIEST OF ALL COMEDIES Join th AGED COUPLE WED DESPITE PROTESTS OF GRANDCHILDREN REDDING, Cal was no and Hullenbeck uw M Browr A 4 and she they relatives an The children has 1 def a bride's wtre sod ear th child marr H ee Henbe: Roth been Their wedding fs t { a romar whi than half a century HOLD-UP MAN HAS ENOUGH WEAPONS I en the ness, t the fellc 1a tele John nt hotel ewett at and a other He took who sustained a he T0 CROWDS Q.—1 am a girl 18 years old, | n work in a factory here in the city ‘ Y@) : work in a factory mere inthe cw, THANKSGIVING SUGGESTIONS in the same place whom | like very % PROGRAMS TODAY much. very neen we eat lunch, Ofar Mise Grey: Will you pleas 1 LINER TV— We, 8 Mere ta oine together and after work he walks give me a few good suggestions for " v re 8 jecore Devil's Double to the car with me, but has never the decoration of a Thankegiving |" agg hd la te asked to come and see me. Would tabie MAUDE 8 anthers are the finest ee eee it be proper for me to ask him to es k . eLewMer ta sell? . at A The good at Mayflowe ert lo Big Pree « laden w iit#, maken & ch o nel MISSION—Marte >: iw ©The A. Certatt f Cling de " for the T ‘ he Be Lash oung man is waitin table “ms Se aid LONIAL— Joseph De te tion Carve tha’ Na : " : v the WH ’ “ ° ; ne oe ee My Dear Miss Grey: In reply to carrying a San Vink eultte pacts ah hee A ls ceciee te Molly about the “Confessions of a wiih ¢ “eye with Uh vatbtea - asweet Alyseuem Wite," | do not believe that Margie henna << nip li chia ‘+ * Waverly in love with Malcolm : GP gd age te saan eimeii RTY | Stuart, or any other man. She has ynayiny } Sdaw ane ~¢ 4 ie lived many years with her husband Hoxes for favors are ay have neith . - and hae found that her idol, after |ijce small roasted turkeys or chic 6 nor the patience to execute a é . all, had feet of clay, and from yy Thetr Appearance car «loriginal decorative heme ae learning this fact, she has also been . | able to realize that other men have fi . [Gastn tactee ae well oe che worven.( la she way we selved It CANADIAN MINERS | really think that) Margie is “Anxious” told me all. He , commencing to feel that she needa innocent, but was shielding some READY TO STRIKE t some way of expressing herself one else. Was that not noble? We - other than just being Mr. Dick are soon to be married * Waverly’s wife. She has learned Now | am about to give some ad ‘ PEG, Ma Fi s lthat a woman needs something vice. All young people who are th t fficlal ord trik : "7 | more than just love to balance her about to marry, should confide in « in of a F ia life, and |, for one, think that it ¢a¢ h other. Confidence s the ner f § Brith { * ¥ t t | would be one of the best things greatest thing you can give to your e ard { os ix “ * . * that could happen to her, if she future husband or wife By con “ face \ e A ver could have a few children and fidence | don't mean to tell every ont fa z t Ring the teach them thing you know, but the big things |' ‘ ft Se 1 do not think because a mar. Which may come between you h t rune At ried woman is interested in some Have no secrets from each other tiv ' e Sunda | other man or men, other than her The result will be unhappiness if/ing in ar ted k t | husband, that It should necessarily You do | t imply that she should be in love, Thanking you again for your In 4 ‘ ven ed | itiam hart and: BA ‘ « » ., [with them, any more than a man terest and trouble, we remain ar hehe Aoi bed Wi and Enid Markey, In “The Devil's Double,” 8t | Who appears interested In women | “ANXIOUS AND PERPLEXED” | b \ y nesday night, Inclusive | other than his wife is in love with A—1 am glad that ye ast Sce 7 ] | AN EXPERIENCED ONE e that | sane apts he | TREES LINE ROUTE oi are forma ' | Q@—A short time ago, one of de 0, W PACIFIC RAILWAY your readers asked you to tell ‘ 1, be ISEUM them the proper color to prepare mber of let 5 Coliseum were twice as s it i ICAC . planting | baby. You stated inet pink wes _ | When Constipated or Bilious fe on Sunday. The reason was the Bieccty ths Euaite Genet cha am Thar Hill adele eile ¢ Give “California Syrup § ot ae nicedlcngge Don't drug kidneys! Rub the the great railroad snies has | legend that establishes this, and it of Figs.” 4 Beattlet pain right out with old f 1 pane, not only of means blue for boys and pink for : ph : PRES At Pes ‘7 ct ' ' wa t of | girts D.o © out from the f : “St. Jacobs Oil.” trons the sight of srithe 1 acquaintance sure sign that your a {boar slong f ree he gir he | | stomach er and bow a e: The tre ing plan at they et afternoon he told tiles shed by nd » z — . eat or Ther nt « " A rish, stom 4 ° es- | ma ma . bad; has stomach 7 tra of eleven, vn Herr Ade e U S NAVY DEPT was d diarrhoea, full of | first met F mann, plays the “Jubdel” overture eo Oe . | poonfi! t Califor "| ° “ In a few Sake Bo Lo "| eakes out iad WANTS REAL ESTATE Q—The girls of our club would foul, constir a atittens rn 1 a reliable recipe for Hershey ted food and ir t t {is milk chocolate. Avo are shepherd moves out of its little een vee te BREMER Naval checked auite to be worn this g, and you Love p s serve}! Reger wagers fticorn ‘ for winter? YAMA YAMA GIRLS 1 aga 0 make the tion of isis me ent a Get é A t ar Her to Prema with Harold Lockw re Fog 8 “ b nda ‘ k ate Wak concocted and May Allison as the stars, at |*all trial bot . cs mg feranne 3 “ 4 fe the Clemmer the motion Ure as Gereet the! S peonblage nee " " : < “a toa . ‘ ! of the r shines Se" Aaiatien. oa 2 guard the ot ve t they wrote to Cynthia Grey Ask your druggist a 50-cent John a oor yal rage rece gy he! Mid-w « ‘ printed and < iatadia larryecner tind iby dual 0: Roller w will never hurt or Ped Be br pagllbag E gg omen nennig| Which has directions for babies, miser never hd anc . are 5 ba . peop f all ages an grown. ae fe de b Towers f had similar experiences | ups plainly on the bottle. Beware of money to carry + Saturday Dear Miss Grey: We wish to followed lof counterfeits sold here. To be prother stevis part t don't cause thank the public, and you, Mise | ulne, ask to r dies, leaving @ widow and|Packache, because have bb if you have something to | |Orey. for your kind interest in our Profits of six principal California children. Upon J shoul-| Serves, therefore can not caase| | wap. list It in Star Want Ade. | |cas¢. Of course, we could not fol-| panies o Argentina in Refuse any falls the task of re tat le 2 @ ‘low all the advice given, but here 000 1’. 5. currency ther kind with contempt estate ing the ¢: bis brother's widow onee loved, and of bearing rave ly against false sus at was he who stole th MISSION Mar ich a success mor Ground,” will be seen at Mis sion three more 4 in anoth picture that will even surpass any of ber former succ called “The Lash Altho at first Miss Doro is seen as a child on a for-| gotten litt blossoms fo: ite, and Doro a world er wonderful drama o ping sea. see MOLONIAL ‘ Phe Place He 1 the Winds r) ture production writt t Harriet T. Comstock and adapted for the screen by Ida May Park and De Grasse this lateat 1 produced by Jos at the Colonial I Dorothy Phillips and Lon Chaney are featured in the leading roles of & story that deals with the life of & little girl who lives in moun tainous country and | mw the) pleasures of the rid eee REX “The Cossack Whir at e Rex, deals w m happe zs in Russia, the land of pers n 1 revolution, peasa and ruthless ruling classes Darya, @ little Russian eon her native village overrun by raid ing Cossacks, her fat i to Siberia and her sister dishonor 4 and flogged to death. Young as H she s, she devotes her life to the purpose of revenge. Years later she is the favorite dancer of the czars own ball Her bea brings to her feet Russian noble responsible for he wrong In a series of pow ene America, the 4 tree A featured. f Charlie Ct s also ¢ c 408 STRAND Manager Wi theatre, on Second as pack 4 Kleinact ] arf e es wh ere 4 h Portla next week and 80 on. The 0 scenes whe istic ever before wa ie MBs Class a Bh ctAss A Roanoke Brooks ir wee sur P50CA ¥ 50 cacecy a cuver ¢ 4 6 VON weneeng ITY CAL 248 mov 29 r916 Cieerry 9, THEY TAL we yy CARNERT wieH Tua “EATAE OEATTLE eam, mum tev VIG Povee next =O It is wy NOME OF Your p, THONG wisees iy © We acer ot ‘ree SEATTLE Witt peng ub as 1 THM 17 18 ome eVER PRotuces CO AYE We have CURE THAT THE eon pec or THOS tee Wm. S. Hart’ Is an Entirely Different Type Beyond Comparison Because Compare With It. o HIS LAST SCENT Two Reels of New Mack Sennett-Keystone Comedy — Perfumed With Fun, Scented With Smiles and Long in Laughs FIRST AT Co PIKE “© Matinees 10c Children 5c Evenings 15¢ 20 ouY apespo $9 COLLECT BLUE 11916 OR CITY CAL 2457 NOV J 6 VOM HERBERS wor LIBERTY THEATRE seaTTLe mee 80 2 You mow peviis pOULE ext WE | HAVE SEOS onpenetan twat 17 HAs BECOWE way goon MAYS wiGHTY BIG ONE your copaces of LIBCATY #! Comwom OCCURRENCE AND IT to cet A mMBLe UT OF ME THIS OME Taxes LL wie BORN UN wen? APPROBATION 01 yn YOUR CRO! KEWMETH A OHARA PUBLICITY WANAGER a Evenings 15¢ the hand when ADVERTISE” carried a knife painful “IT ¢ Glad Throng at Thanksgiving Matinee SEATS NOW ON SALE Prices 50c to $1.50 TURN HAIR DARK WITH SAGE TEA Age + wiliam | Grandma kept her locks dark, mt &™ “Glossy and youthful with a simple Mra, Martha mixture of Sage Tea and he is 76 Sulphur assed her 80th rg The old-time mixture of Sage Tea e opposition of opposition Of | and Sulphur for darkening gray, pepe Se ;.|Streaked and faded hair ts grand ren and grand-| mother's recipe, and folks are opposed th again using it to keep their hair a assert which is quite Inap ber v wre living In an age ake, tt c youthful appearance is of at the € greatest advantage or . Nowadays, though, we don't bave the troublesome task of gathering missionaries. the sage and the mussy mixing at he culmination home, All drug stores sell the h began more ise product, improved by ago, when they of other ingredients, called h's Sage and Sulphur Compound” for about 50 cents @ bottle, It is very popular because nobody can discover it has been ap- plied. Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strend at a time morn- days believe hair disappear but police sa his the ladies with Wy- w who stepr » and Sulphur Compound phone that psides beautifully darken- Bush ng the hair after a few applica at tions, it also produces that agit lus- abundance This ready- appearance of and ter which is so attractive. to-use preparation is a delightful Sunday night evolve! revolver in the tollet sire a more youthful appearance. It requisite for those who de- $18 from his vit, | not intended for the cure, miti- slash in resisted | gation or prevention of disease. ALLACE URLITZER ELODIES ASTERS y Children 5¢ “Devil's Double” of Western Super-Feature— There Is Nothing That Can q ALL WEEK! All Features! Matinees 106 coninoouss 11 te 11 theveeeeer eee Pee eeeeeebbeeeeerian Feeee +eeeet eee eertes beet O ele betearee PeeEPERE SLE COLE LOSS cic a peeneues ,