The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1917, Page 3

—you all know the immortal story—the romance “SAPHO.” You all know of the wonderful emotional genius of Pauline Frederick. You know the beauty and com- fort of the Coliseum. You have until 11 o'clock tonight in which to see this greatest of emotional actresses in the great- est romance ever written or produced. Private Door Satan bullt a house of jangling discord, but it was turned Into a house of good will and love by a beautiful young girl. TOMORROW— “KICK IN,” William Mack’s great crook play, which ran for two years on Broadway. In pictures —in the West for the first time—and the man with the million-dollar eyes— Max Linder —in “Max Wants a Divorce.” ALLACE ¥ Mirvers | Chester Conklin In edy, together with Pathe News. First at Pike—Contin- ous 11 to 11, Admission 15e—Children 5c. Haven't you been to the COLISEUM lately? NEW SHOW THURSDAY SLAV TROOPS GLAD CZAR IS THRU WITH JOB PETROGRAD, March 21.—Rue sian troops at the front received news of the overthrow of the av racy and setting up of a democrac with acclaim, according to dis patches received today from field headquarters and made public by the provisional government The troops were mustered in the public square, to which point they had marched carrying red flags and singing the “Marseillaise.” At the request of Grand Duke Nicholas, commanderin-chief of the army, Get Alexteff, chiefof-staff, read the czar’s declaration of abdi | | | BIGGER THEY ARE, THE HARDER THEY FALL Large Third Avenue Men’s Store Becomes Property of \ Successful Young Seattle Merchant—Another Achieve- \ment Added to Winning Career of H. M. Rogers. When Opportunity knocks at the front door of a live wire there's always something doing. A “live wire” sets the pace in his field of activity— he’s the man to be watched— the man who does things. Such a man is H. M. Rogers, one of the youngest “live loyalty to the new government, wire” merchants of Seattle. Repeatedly coming to the SALMON FLEET BUSY front, performing exceptional merchandising feats; buying stock after stock and turning same into cash, is it any won- der that the older heads in Seattle’s business community up and take notice? Is it wonder that merchants in ress throw the S. O S. gnal to H. M. Rogers, know- g full well that this “live wire” is there with the ready to rescue them from their troubles. And 60 it comes to pass—this week a deal was consum- whereby the entire stock and fixtures of B. Schneider, | at 1009 Third Ave., was purchased by Mr. Rogers. The! S. O. S. signal was answered, and this beautiful stock came into the possession of Mr. Rogers at an outlay of just a few cents| on the dollar of present-day merchandise values. For,) . Rogers says, “The bigger they are the harder they The boats of t Fisheries salmon ff ed for Alaskan wat of this week F. Packard, barge J. D. Peters and barge Henry | Villard are loading at the Spokane st. terminals, taking full cargoes of cannery supplies for the 13 canner ies the company operates in Alaska Northwestern H. M, ROGERS "Seattle's Young “Live Wire” for Albert Hansen deweler and Siliveremith fall.” | This large Third Ave. stock consists of high grade, beau-| tiful lines of Men’s Clothing, Hats and Furnishings. Mr. Rogers has been busy all week moving this huge stock and fixtures over to his large double store, the Red Front Cloth- ing Co., at 1508-1510 First Ave., just north of Pike St., op- posite the Public Market. Mr. Rogers announces that his store will remain closed) this week until Friday morning at 10 o'clock, when this great} Schneider stock will go on sale. Meanwhile a large sales | force is busy re-marking and assorting the many lines for| quick disposal. Combined with the huge Emporium stock, the Red Front Clothing Co. will surely be the scene of stupendous value- giving on Friday. Stacks of high grade Shoes, Walk-Over, Gotzian, Florsheim Shoes for men and women; piles of Curlee Clothes for men—the biggest values on earth; Society and| Strauss Quality Clothes; bins full of Cluett and Monarch Shirts, Cooper Underwear, Gordon Hats, etc. Such is an array of high grade merchandise secured by “Live Wire Rogers” at a mere fraction of cost. ; ‘ And it is on such high grade merchandise that Rogers guarantees to lower the high cost of buying. For as Rogers } buys, so he sells. Remember, Mr. Rogers announces that *\ the doors of the RED FRONT CLOTHING CO., at 1508- 1510 Fifst Ave., will remain closed until Friday morning at x 10 o'clock. This great stock will go on sale at that time. So ? save your pay checks and wait. Prices and further particulars ! in tomorrow's Star. ‘010 Second Ave, Near Madisor FREE DOCTOR Go to the Right Drug Co. 169 Washington St. And the Doctor will give you a careful examination and prescribe for you FREE. If you are sick you cannot do bet- ter than take advantage of this of- We save you money and give fer. eating and ily ation to satiaty ‘om urle acid poison mach derange wnte that befall th Don't walt unti y down-and-out opt the neme GOLI "i J ponklet containing i ) MEDAL on every Stomach and other trouble box. They are the pure, original, teotine ete Bar-We Cows imported Haarlem Oil Capsules, by leadina druggists. cation, and exhorted the soldiers to; uppetite gravel or atone In 1 but rors pv - VEINS AND WOMEN, ny derful medicine, which bas fi m eradicates 4 TRAOE MARK ie at STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAR. 21, WARNING SPRING KISS THAT co ITS THE Met tel A © birdie perched on our chirped dawn, droom window, # sauetly at us, this morning. “H'm,” spring!” We saw tennis rackets and baseball gloves on dis play in a sporting goods window Spring! {n’,” was our And and unked mused wo Sure as shoot further muse. we came to the of the office boy the mail on our We fumbled the let and opened them Poetry! Dedieated to thd passing of winter! “Spring has cam we We're going to buy gar den tools and mend our mashie this afternoon. Today is the first offictal day of spring, according to University of Washington astronomers, Will Take Off All Excess Fat Do you know that there fs a sim- ple, harmlees effective remedy for overtatness that may be used safe- ly and secretly by any man or wom an who is losing the slimness of/| youth? There {#; and it is none other jthan the tablet form of the now fa |mous Marmola Prescription, known as Marmola Prescription Tablets You can well expect a reduction of from two to four pounds a week without dieting or exercising. Mar a Prescription Tablets are sold by all druggists at » for a large ase, or if you prefer you can or der direct from the Marmola Co., 864 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich, AMUSEMENTS MOORE =: wi Fox's Picture Beautiful “A Daughter of the Gods” je Kellerma: esk | | aus 12 ALHAMBRA TREAT HE ORPHEUM y Nonetia, \ Iuardo Jobn medy Sket Travelogue Co. MATINEE DAIL EVENINGS 10-25-50-75: Webster &@ h Nights, 7 and 9, Mats., 2:30, JOHN PL WADE & € in CORAL CAMBO! TH SMART TO Loveersit Patina \T ISNT THE First 1917. PAGE 3 SIGNS OF SPRING STS, UPKEEP. = <a i First Day of Spring Has Arrived, Folks ba ad Dear Miss Grey: Will you let me “put an oar” into this discus sion on boys and giris kissing? My of experience aught me a great many things, and | want to tell the girl readers of this column thie: It held true when | was young, and | believe that, even In this ad vanced age, it is still true—REAL LY NICE boys do not want to kiss every girl they go with, The ones who are chivalrous and honorable believe that al! girls have a right to their protection; that, instead of tempting their girl friends to be in discreet, it is their duty to uphold |them in keeping their self-respect. | You know that a man who would trade upon or take advantage of a woman's weakness is an unspeak able creature, not fit for respectable company. So, the boy who tries to ki girl to whom he Is not en- gaged, should be shunned by nice girls. Try It, girts. Save your kieses for the man you love and are going to wed—the man who will take your honor Into his keeping and cherish it—the man who does not kiss when he is not engag’ 1 did It and it paid. FRIEND OF THE GIRLS. Dear Miss Grey: There are fools “J immemor- lal have bartered for their pleasure In coin more agonizing than far worse than life's end. Fools who pald first with a kiss, and then with virtues all; upon whom men once looked as being good, upon whom now they look in laughing scorn. And you, “Just 16," when first your kiss modestly satis someone's desires, set the first foot, rhape, upon a lane whose end you will find in an unmarked grave. What pleasure can you find in touching your own lips to those which may be blackened with the dead kisses of a score of other women? Have you no other ambi. tion—or don’t you care? Will it please you to have street corner loafers point you out as legitimate prey? Will it please you to have your name bandied about rottenly on vile lips, not only to your own embarrassment—if you | have not passed the point of em | barrassment—but to the sorrow and sh of your friends? Will it gratify you to be known among men as a second-hand article? Or why are you so willing to offer your kisses to every passerby? For the love of God, If for no one else, If you have come to the deplor. able state of affairs at the age of 16, when only your physical charm and offering can hold for a moment the attention of any man, consider your life done, and try to leave a better earth when you go. And go quietly, that the world may not know of your passing. PHARISEE, Dear Miss Grey: | write In an- ewer to the little girl who signs herself “Just 16." Why should a boy lose respect for a girl he has kissed? If she is good and sweet enough for him to kiss, surely she is good enough for him to respect. | have four big brothers and they all agree perfectly with “George.” One of them is married to a girl he kissed long before they were even engaged. | have been her chum since “pigtail days” and | have never heard her complain that he lis “a silly, mushy, Imprudent, in- sulting fool.” My brothers and | would IIke to know what kind of a crowd “E. A. C.—Just 18” goes with. | quite agree with my youngest © brother when he says, “They must be a fierce bunch EDITH. | Hig Musical ¢ Feature PALA The Stan a Minw HBRMA net 1 May Daure! Billie Joy AND BRANT b MOORE; THE Bushman 9, No Mat, Thu DANCING CHICKS VILMS—"Penel the A “Phe Secret Kingdom Dear Miss Grey: A few lines on the subject “Just 16” brought up. | am writing because | am a boy in my teens, also. My advice to young girls is not to let their boy friends kiss them unless they are engaged. | had girl once who let me kiss her so much that | grew tired of her. It may be all right to kiss a girl once in a while, but the boys soon get tired of it, Nearly all of my boy friends say the same. Cc. BE. W. Dear Miss Grey: A few words to “E, A. C.—Just 18." You ask “Just 16” if she is judging other girls by herself. What | want to know is, are you? | most certainly agree with you, “BUT,” no matter what one thinks, others will think differ lently, and we may all be right in our own way, as circumstances alter | | | | ae: Df) | Cr ZC S sf gn cas 1 will admit that some boys| will, In time, lose respect for girls | who will permit them to kiss them.) The one problem in life is: Some of them do, and some of them don't. | c. H. B. Q.—1 am engaged to be married this fall, but have lately found out that | don’t love him enough to} | marry him. Should | marry him to} | keep my promise? 1 know that 1) could not be happy with him. What | shall | do? MISS 18. | A.—It would be most dishonor: | able to keep your promise under! |such circumstances, Tell your in. | !tended husband the truth and re- lease him from the engagement Even tho it is bound to cause some |unhappiness now, {t will avoid/ much trouble in the future A SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAY. Tit QROTE-RANKINCo. OTTO f HEGEL. 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