The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 19, 1917, Page 3

in a Scene From “Tess of the Storm Country,” to the Rex Sunday Mary Pickford, CONTAGIOUS SMILE ! Harold Lock wo , . ous that in The A SEATTLE GIRL? trip to Mt. Rat are also n. They were take star ro! by Frank Jacobs at the Coline A LA PADEREWSK! VANKEE AND ROYALTY es Geor ¥ Bayne a tushin ert actresses in the world are at the Y lay yan and Dorothy It's the story *the Cumberian affairs of the heart - od Coming Story Star “ Harold Tis run that Vivian Martin MacGrath a fr Motion of the Mout ast, she has trineers ere in t | COLISEUM | 2" Lockwood | and the proud pa TODAY'S MARKET REPORT “The Right 4 Direction” FRI. and SAT. Delightful for the grownups—a treat for all the children 15c Children 5c Prices Vaid Wholesale Deslers for Vegetables and Fruit Story Play w VEBETABLES Artichokes —T'er do 1 1 Wih Clara Kimball Young Parsley 1b0@ Whe a ia ly Second & University CHILDREN Se q os STAR—SATURDAY, JAN. 20, 1917. PAGE 3 We Successfully Outbid the Largest Merchants of the Northwest and Bought for the Seattle Public the South Bend EMPORIUM STOC Consisting of Men’s and Women’s Walk-Over Shoes, Florsheim Shoes, Men’s Suits and Over- coats of the world standard Griffon and Collegian makes; Gordon and Stetson Hats, Cluett and Ide Shirts, Cooper and Eagle Underwear, Hosiery, Collars, etc. This entire high-grade stock goes on sale Saturday, January 20 At 9:00 A. M. We bought this great Emporium Stock at such a low percentage of its original wholesale cost that Prices Are Smashed to Fragments H. M. ROGERS Walk-Overs Florshiems and Others Walk-Overs, Red Cross and Others A lot of Men’s odd Dress and Work Shoes ‘ : c pa Misses’ Shoes and Sandals, => eee Shoes, bicket lines, By Mien’s Suite worth to $5.00, at............ . s Ladies’ Walk-Over Shoes, and Overcoats | Men’s--SHOES--Boys’ EF R E E ! ! Ladies’--SHOES--Children’s Sm WekOve Deen Siew SOAS ae Price stamped on eve I . on pe I Comprising the BEST MAKES ever sold, and includes $6.00 and $7.00 Florshiem $3 48 GRIFFON, COLLEGIAN and other World Standard | 2 eeee= == siete Losey heavy $3 98 Any Hat in the house—including hundreds of Gordon | Cfoss make, 12- and 16-inch tops, at... . rench veal stock, cut to...... . a $3.00 Hats, which came with this Emporium Stock—Hats ° Men’s Heavy Work Shoes, worth $2 48 in all shapes and styles—will be given ABSOLUTELY — a large lot, 48 to $5.00, cut to ............ FREE with every Suit or Overcoat sold Saturday or} worth to Baier er “8 4 Bo ° fhe Wal « Monday ir ys’ Shoes, Walton $i 95 ae ee Ladies’ Walk-Over Shoes, $4.00 52 68 make, cut to ...... ‘ : ‘ « len’s and Youths’ Suits that sold $4 89 and $5.00 values, at .............-064 ‘a Full lines, all sizes of batuinal Loggers,| up to $12.50 at................0065 » Dayton Loggers and Big Z Shoes for men. These are lotted and marked and will be thrown out at about one half of their real value oe v4 oan that sold $5. 715 M : : hin Sa rifi up to beer umi ced $17.00 Men’s Suits and Overcoats, en's F s gs Cru Style-Plus make, cut to.............. $6. 45 f it Cases, worth to $20.00 Men’s high-class Suits, including Griffon and ; Collegian makes; a rare value 8 9 at this price ...../..... jh aeons s Men’s Fumishings Sacrificed ; Sh anits 91.38] Uwaers "O8c 3 tar tise tan GRC] a £}| Men’s $30.00 Full Dress Suits, an $12 85 NC A ated | msonod c exceptional value at this low price... . s bor ip 9c pn RR EEL es Dretn te #130 40C = suk 1 8c Tiere = Flannel Shirts, werth Men's Suits and Overcoats, worth to $25.00; a big assortment of Tweeds, Worsteds, Cheviots and Serges; made by the world’s best manufacturers ................5 $9.85 This Great Emporium Stock goes on sale Saturday at 9 a. m. sharp. Don't confuse this stock with fire sale or damaged merchandise. The Emporium Store carried the best brands of Men's Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings, and every garment or article purchased during this sale is guaranteed to be new and perfect. It’s good merchandise that’s on sale here, and tomorrow it is yours at a mere fraction of its real worth—so come early. The savings you will make will be far greater than the values here represented. ————— ae BE SURE AND COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE “SE WANTED The Emporium loss is About 50 Salespeople your gain, so come. Come Apply to Mr. Rogers a early and get the utmost Before benefit of this great bar- preteen 1508-1510 FIRST AVENUE anaes Look for the Big Red Front Just North of Pike Street, Opposite Public Market Look for the Big Red Front Lettens To Custhio Gr Grow FHarotd ashing Goudie ‘cer | Q—What Prog will produce | contemp }swer so many perplexing questions, austere £00 smoke when they are compounded, ! am coming to you for a little in- woo Wheat 200 : rRoits 25) Wheat May ois and in what proportion should eact Will you kindly enlighten us, by formation. If one person is think .@ be used to obtain the required re-|telling thru your columns in The ing of another all the time, do you AND 4.60 sults?) Thanking you, | remain, Star, are there two Ada Jones, so think it is any sign that the other :oo.7s| WOMAN NEARLY DIES A NON O MUS. |prano singers? Is one dead? Is person is thinking of them? A cer- MAY ALLISON @\ | A.—Smoke is not a compound of |there only one, and is she stil! liv-|tain young lady is on my mind al in 1.260 IN SNOW STORM two substances It is carbon, |ing 0. LF most constantly lately, but | haven't o which is produced by the burning] Ada Jones, the soprano singer. is|seen her for almost a year. We Harold MacGrath's 1 @iT jot wood Jstill living She is the only Ada used to be in love with each other. Greatest Story 1.000125) LOS ANGEL Jan After | Jones, singer,” that I know o and | was wondering if her thinking no gens nding a terrible aftert and| @—! am a young married woman — of me had anything to do with my Grice. Feat one ‘ who, before coming to this city,, @.—Was the body of John Jacob/ thinking of her, or vice versa. 66 oe e : eS ta ih & He&VY SHOW | ived in a small town, and was |Astor, who was drowned in the PAUL 8S. ing Chickens 19) storm sweeps the mountains be | brought up strictly. My husband | wreck of the Titanic, ever recov A.—Telepathy is quite a we */ tween Mount on and Mount /and t go out with a amall crowd of |ered? G.K tablished psychic phe menon. ‘The Lowe, Mrs, Thomas R. Caldwell, of |married people sometimes. We| A.—Ilis body was not recovered, !fritish Society of Psychological Re. 99 sivcles yescued early this Rave little suppers, and dance or search, the French Academy, and | S an ‘ play cards. Some of the men, when| Q—1! would like you to give me other similar institutions have made eis ning a searching t Ne they are feeling jolly and laughing, the answer to this question: What), number of very successful tests 1 10 na ¢ condition Alpine will hug some other man’s wife, or jis color, and what effect does dark along this line, In view of this fact, ae sand v6 vaverr . ° taken DY | some of the women will sit on the have upon color? Thanking you for! it is quite probable that the girl Prices to Retailer for bal Bag ; laps of other men besides their, your attention, | remain, may be thinking of you quite of Hearst-Paths er, Kage and Cheese c ! mbar ¥ husbands, and jolly each other, or SEVENTH GRADER. Weekly ¢° ced to abandon her tn the maybe as a joke, kiss cach other,) A.—Color is a sensation or impres Q.—Will you kindly explain the ‘ tain vlile he went r aid, is also » " Guterson's Ingte be ; ' openly, of course. sion produce 1 the optic nerve OF symbol on the reverse side of the R Orch ‘ H , » serious condition as @ result “as first | thought this waea little carried to the brain by waves of! pew 1916 dime? E.M.C. ueslen Oren na [Rh SS POReE too much out of the way. Am I light of a specific length, Black A.——The symbol has reference to "eae narrow minded, or too much of a absorbs all rays of light without it the shan he wate e Apparatus featured by electrical-/prude?) My husband says | am ating them into color na a bundle of sticks heated rollegp has been invented|that they are only having a little to break long as they were RE for creasing men’s trousers without |fun, and that | mustn't be a “wet! @.—! would like to know if I have /nound together, they could not be 4 ; 1@ 861 camnoval #ioin Waarat RHODA, the right conception of socialism. |jyoken, Int when separated were Seattle's Best [ \.-1 do not have the slightest | Does it stand for collective owner: viiy easily broken. It sort of beats Photoplay Meuse ooo but that your friends are all|ship of land and all enterprises of cit ihe idea, “Inited we stand, di IT fl CLASS “A” 5 peo and mean no harm jail kinds? And does it mean ans vided we fall 0 ay C en then entertain th s in| archy in any sense of the word? BME Se Phird Ave above manner; but pe liy I) A.Socialism does mean collec ry} do not approve of it. To me it!tive ownership of land, but it has USE STAR WAN BULLBROS. ems like a mighty cheap, common nothing to do with anarehy in an YE v T } form of amusement, and one should | sonse Just Printers \ hot fail to remember the old, but ADS FOR RESULTS 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 0@4s 004 jtrue saying, “Familiarity breeds l Q,—As you seem to be able to an-! iG |