The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1917, Page 3

e awaiian ~- Twilight wn Dame Fashion's _ latest foible and a newly dis Covered soprano with Voice of wide range and exquisite tonal quality, | will feature tonight's } Fashion | Show at the COLISEU 7:30 and 9:30, Come before seven. Bill Hart Hart IN THe SQUARE DEAL MAN Ss Tonight and Saturday only Wallace Reid LETTERS | SHE'S GERMAN Q.—Will you kindly let tarina of Russia w a Ger ne know colur whether the a8 van or lish princess she marriage was Alex of & but my friend saya she was an English princess Low A.—-T ’ the « g IV. ¢ Princesa say ar ter Q.—Who played opposite Mary Pickford in “Tess of the Storm |ia Country"? Thank you A READER WANTS ADDRESS Q e print William Hart's address and oblige FLORA A.—( Kaylee e | ‘ STAR--FRIDAY, MARCH 30, Cynthia Grey’s DEFENSE FLAYS BILLINGSLEYS 1917, PAGE 3 * Continued From Page eral grand jury, “to hold an a clut @ over the defer wt had been their orne one Ine from Win -¢ " ee ‘ brain of Logat Tucker Assails Or. Matthews hey had paid $ Tucker turned his gun on Dr 2 \ J after their 41%! sratthews details of the $4,000 transaction |tne olerica g” waid Tucker nally arrived a t t to analyze the Dr M Fears Disruption of City incider This man Gera he gove Q.—Will you please to extract olive ol! out of Kara linen publish how paper? | am making a book at! school, and it is necessary that you |! should answer quickly, because | must finish it, Thank you IRENE ther as with a n ea until a jting pape | Dear Miss Grey: To many young girle the “Mise 16" question on kissing is a serious problem. Some Loys expect entirely too many privileges when taking a gir! out 4 girl doesn’t like to offend or be thought a prude, and most men when asked their opinion on the question, will say he thinks it per fectly proper, if a man is honor ble or sincere. They always] think they are the particular pa ty, but they would not like to think that this came little girl would al low any other man such privileges. rf how good he might be, Hed a eat ( Scandal Spread Fast ed ha kille . . seriate Life Habit of Lying hal woud - ucod t : logan , aiaet ta ' 4 roe - Ey vey elf and revenge 5 his er ‘ , ere | oo t ine ® nee wainet ¢ w ne " . ” . 1 pright b A Tribute to Gil be e 3 the « 0 r . an | : : that was Margett me a alia , ahaa .4 will require # or r tf mn “ ne es aughing ! ' uo nse “ - ghing ; 1 recit Ru so why should he expect such fa Pillingsley o gdiias nd t ' a < sore unless engaged A — yp oc afte | “Familiarity ‘reeds contempt Poor, sweet Lo pesos ths pong esr bbe in A 2reel Keystone com Girle are natura sffectionate te ible pear mn - wanes eay, Wallace on our Wur. 2nd crave love, sympathy and ad-| bedy would hurt litzer and the Pathe News Mmiration and if innocent and un.) 20 plcked ok a sulin On complete the bill sophisticated, are apt to think er cean 8% teak aioe os tare 6 G hen a man tries to caress them hg Pha be Loe him—to hold poor, swett Logan that he is in love with them, when yy 3 hatin A ; he is only trying to satisfy his| under his protecting wing an 9 curiosity and conceit, to see how it pec bs ° ou S$ FIRST AT PIKE tekes Charges Int ation ‘ c Continueus 11 to 11 Men are adepts in the art of fiat , hawt 3 ringing . % ‘i tery, kissing and love making : 1 . eareeren Children Sc many of them have the habit of |! rer ; Toe pita | making love to every girl they ||) . had si Fifth at Pike | meet (sometimes they are married |! k le Beckingham's Friend " men}, but the girl does not always f " t a 15c—Children 5c know this. At best it is @ pastime : ae a es as ee — and often leads to ptation and = , ham's J af disaster. Men seldom marry the tha U.S. at thin FREE D REPULSE CANADIANS Gin tre: ney can stop over ana : ° who has been kissed by Tom, Dick na riend S { their tried Go to the Right Drug Co, BERLIN. via Sayville Wireless, {8d Mary "WHY HAIR FALLS our} Screg Shige ace "i arch 30 A Canadian regiment a i io 100 Washington Ot. | cttacked the German position east |the “@ht Mr. Wright com | Dandruff causes a feverish frrt “a of Neuville St. Vanst four times|tey Will be appreciated more.| | o80e th palp, th ge 1 nage Ppekiamnan ip teow And the Doctor will givelduring the nighi, and each time wast There '® not _& woman on earth| on of Loe souls tik Ma ryote jest—a man of integrity. .\ man you a careful examination repulsed under heavy losse jwith whom an honorable man | Brink nent Te atop tal “eed whose tion for truth and ve and prescribe for yoy jr soners remeinine {n our hand "(erties ia We ono ee aye Lag hair at once and the scalp of Melt or ited alate aor” said today's official Germ “ ; sale reall vi ever of dandruff, get a t s lived since if you are sick you cannot do bet : f your fee regperr grep aby ter than take advantage of this of-/ 17 war's arrival doesn’t hurry it'll | Jost ! out The dan. Way evidence sh . fer. We save you money and give |be crowded off the first page by the | Dow n the Mon hatr stops |If Il have acted ut y the best possible treatment. topening of the baseball season. ‘day ‘give me I know At times counsel ROGERS NOTICE! avs: “Every article as advertised tract goods included in this sale back, with a smile, if purchaser All con. Money so de Taking possession of the huge it is now up to Rogers to turn it into money. B. Schneider stock, I AM DOING IT! of 1009 Third Avenue, at a big discount less than wholesale cost And Rogers is doing it AS ROGERS BUYS—SO ROGERS SELLS Satisfying Terms Always e of ¢ “Don't Blame Beckingharr 1 ha ¢ ed in | GROTE-RANKINCo. OTTO T AL GH. G5ene lanager a AiThis confessed eri The Victrola Seiarta the’ World’s Best lve teieedoh ver opel ge Music Right Into Your Home phe dite : instruments—the c t . t f « I orchestra i foremost enters he began } ! ts supe u eleva d inspiring as ff which the y OF ave enter shied © the 1 of the Billing ® And 1 easily ¢ all its delightful music i e . J e Victrolas, $15 to $300 At one time “Could Grote-Rankin AF con ; ‘ Sealed Record Service ra minute erd ther 1 with \ and Columbia Records % “Character Assassins = Bee Thee character assaxsine would ‘Absolutely New and Unused Records h 2 ‘Th F 9 Sewing Does that appeal to r good Gentieomen—it is an awful thing! Billingstey, a fugitive from justice, steeped in crime, with no thought except of crookedness aman who has been arrested time without number, charged with a vile statutory offense, a man who killed his father-indaw, comes here now with a manufactured story with which he seeks to ruin men of reputation—men of family—men of honesty! he moth-ball in vid Ob elegra to a ad bh morphine When arr sheriffs returned be been merely carrytog n Attacks Government Evidence He told how Logan went to Port Al I reg en and wi ( mn and a ih worry friend Beck Two-inch Post Bs, $7 95 ing “ ol} the word of ia ore ery ie Steel Beds w th tw h ¢ 10us posts and would like to put another feathe * offered for Saturday's selling. 9% n his cap—to pin another scalp t d in Ve Martin or Ivory Ene? his belt # mel r or ed Beds can be seJ He read lecte Kitchen Cabinets $1 a Week Linen Crash Towele™ at the special price for house | Hoosier Linen Crash Toweling, the Yard } i borders y especial the testimony of the /and the sistery giving service to . : , lies. I know her feeli Rogers has marked down this entire stock to absolutely unheard-of prices. Merging Schneider's great stock with the huge Bi + <a ey barnap! Pe snag. ail rr pe Emporium stock, the Red Front Clothing Company, at 1508-1510 First Avenue, offers the most astounding and collossal sac At one point he turned to ed. She and the aged molhen rifice of standard, high-grade merchandise ever heralded congested gate Rex awaiting the verdict. When # testimony of Jimmie Cr word reaches her she will #6 aQ :0 or’s secretary. He's as clean- with her work with renewed @ SALE STARTS ON SATURDAY AT 9:00 A. M. SHARP BB reise aes os 7 1, j ~ > > community—and who knows the 1 ed Charlie this , This sale marks a stupendous merchandising event—a huge undertaking. Men's Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings from . he “ef than ‘anyone except |‘Can't vou bela vou mother al the best and largest advertised makes, goon sale at seemingly ridiculous prices. This is how Rogers makes merchandise move. his immediate fam and ere this afternoon? x Rogers says, “THESE PRICES WILL LO THE WORK.” READ THEM: Hi Gill, wor 2 oe 8 ens ‘ “He poate: My toes aoa mayor's right e gives the ter 4 sain does no! lie to Bil sley’s testimony that | long to this I'll not have her 08 : * he was in the habit of calling up/face this ordeal.’ Arrow | MEN’SSUITS@. Jer “77. ™ a , ic c BOYS’ MISSES’ Bickel So she awaits our word at home| Boys’ Suits §f price ‘ i Says Billingsley Framed Metzdorff| ihe word that will vindicate héF Collars Here are prices that will sell this high Shirts, worth to Walk-Overs, Florsheim, Red Cross Fulton 1 anche Taha ve hoy grade Clothing stock. Come—a wonderful ; Rogers’ 48c Hanna's Bench Made, and others. The Metzdo Pe tewanes * ool por ion fancy she ta S00 At 2 for 15¢c selection at give-away prices price Best Shoes at less than before-the-war by the police and threatened the time of old age: foreakelmaaae Men's and Youths’ Suits, 4. 85 Large lot Men's Overalis; im PMce®: with Imprisor ment to testify 1 sely/when my strength faileth.” worth to $12.50; Rogers’ price all sizes 49 Men’s Walk-Over Shoes, broken lines: Chak alcre anbured aiondld Gennesien i leave the case Over 200 dozen Arrow Col Men's Suits; Cassimeres, in browns and ff go at C § worth to $4.00; $1 98 looks like Billingsley, sounds like | °us PAROS 1 adi aceboy grays; Schneider's price to $6. 85 Work Shirts, 22 Rogers’ price e uv - ene eee oe 15¢; Rogers’ 15 $15.00; Rogers’ price I worth to 75c, at C i Men's Fine Dress Shoes, 2 4 Ky Iton's vo! 0 grew hus . price, 2 for C@ Men's High Class Suits; browns, grays —————————= Bt worth to $5; Rogers’ price ~ A enghaeny ty elated REN . mete “4 en's ckinaw Coats, i Phage i si and blues; S hneider it gal a $8. 95 worth to $10; Ladies’ and Misses’ Shoes, broken lines; when Charlie Bec kingham and ! Sieg tape haa Shirts, 69c to $20.00; Rogers’ price A Rogers’ price $4.85 worth to $5.00; Rogers 98 were boy a9 ether We fee ys thi BILL SALE gers’ pri Men bhai Raincoats; Schneid — - — lets them go at Cc le brought here confronting the er’s price to $25 ; 5 en's anne Shirts, ey ’ @ : tragedy of his life—as 's Maso 'B. SCHNEIDER 52.00 Arrow Dress Shirts, Rogers’ price $9. 8 worth to $1.50; 49 $7 00 Ladies’ Shoes, celebrated Red raged A ay or STOCK SOLD TO worsteds, cheviots and serges; many ff 50c Silk Ties ata i 4 $7.00 Florshei ea hes ou gentler I feel safo—I feel MR ERS Men's Underwear to 65¢; 19 Society and Strauss Pure Wool Fabrics in JJ go at 18c eee gvivy Ane 7 jorsheim that your verdict will be founded A Rogers’ price Cc 3 > Shoes; Rogers on the solid rock of truth—that all PROP. pesasih Ig lot; worth to $25.00; $1 5 | 85 Men's $1.60 81k = ag price . the adroitne a Billingsley or a “4% Rogers’ price ° Union Suits go at Cc i 7 . pecial prosecutor will not keep you RED FRON Men’s Wool Underwear 78 Men’s Suits, worth to $35.00, including Best ] —————_—__—_— Men's Heavy Work Shoes, $2 85 hoi Abibik Sour ants CLOTHING CO. to $2.00; Rogers’ price C Bi suits in Schneider's Men's Wool Cashmere Sox, # worth to $6; Rogers’ price e Molt can. Jetaentie: Gn lath “or Suits in Sch $13.85) en Be | Bove shoes Walton mate; vee an ayumi te : stock; Rogers’ price e Rogers’ price c i hart a abs y $1.50 Cooper's Ribbed Men's Pants, worth to $2.50 all solid leather; go at ° ure not just men—you can place on Underwear 89c R ee satin sheer at ‘e ‘ 98c Night Robes, worth to $9.00 Men's Hi-Cuts, is wife the stain that can never ogers sells them a $1.50, heaty otal cainek me be overcome—if you are not {air Pe Raa HGNC Men's Fine Wool Dress Pants, odie 89c hey an Rogers’ price Men’s Hats $3.00 Men's Gordon Hats; 89c Rogers’ price standard makes; Men's Highest Grade Hats; $1.98 worth to $5.00. Rogers’ orice 6c worth to $6.00; $2.38 Men's Wool Worsted Union If you are ir n need of Shoes, come to Asks Sympathetic Justice ; ‘ , : ) sh gre don't ask you to ris case Dr. J. R. Binyon Rogers’ price Quite; Schneider's price to this sale. Never again will high grade | don't 1 to try thi € ys’ S ; 65.501 Radaee! s ch as these be offered for so on sympathy. But sympathy is (he Heavy Woo! Sox, Boys’ Suits; a big selection; 2 48 $3.50; Rogers’ Shoes suc AYRE Ah auabiee Jinan heave worth to 50¢ 19 cB worth to $5; Rogers’ price ° price $1.48 little money molten Ge das io tates FREE Lask you to be sympathetic men Examination R hi r 1s. And at th this stock will 0. So come OR eee to view this evidence fairly, and) BEST $2.50 GLASSES ogers has said “sell,” and this means big crowds. nd att prices this stock will sure ¢ © come tA. Maks a Sn Aibaiaae’ Wenatole ae ; early. Sale starts promptly Saturday morning at 9 o'clock sharp. Come Rogers Sells sa He batistera, werdlee tet wees. ON EARTH J 1 . end the Billingsleys elsewhere, fate the Northwest that o . 1508-1510 1st Av. | Wholesale and Retail Bat tik Vardiet Ot gullty le gad or cent, aa ae * T At Less Than Whole- sible on evidence of this character Uy Just North of Pike Street dale. Prices no one fe from attack of con vase —Opp. Public Market— fessed perjurers and criminal r Won't Let Mother Come BINYON OPTICAL 1116 FIRST AVE, ‘Near Sencea St.” Phone Main in my mind the woman, 76 years of age, have litue pieture