The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1917, Page 7

FoLiseum STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1917. PAGE 7” PPP PLD LA LD PD ADDED DPD PAPA NEW MOVIE BILLS ON! Confessions of aWife | THURSDAY; ‘JACKIE’ IS Fraser- Paterson Go a @ think that means the greater cour is HAPPIEOT WMO | Jage as woll, but I folt then, dear | H | I] I ANG NA V a | ARN ° ES NOT KNO jand lying here as I am, worn and| Second Ave. at ainda ne | Spent, I still feel there is a greater oer Dick's eyes lighted up this morn jlove, a finer and more splendid ing as I came in So you have | courage, in sometimes letting the By J come at last, dear he said other man die. “‘L have been here many, many The flaw times,” I answered One Bundred and Twenty-lr'ive Women’s fn the reasoning,” he | hurried on to say as | opened my| | ents, tured an inquiring gaze oie to speak, “in that, being|) | ae ‘ ; | ic ° O55. 0,0) Sen thet fo steht, ae, Waverty, ites tn ietemtar tenn anh ae | ee iat New Suiits at $2 |Mrs. Waverly has been constantly | time to die and when {s the time to} hes Cotton Saargie’ The goer |. me Lawder et alee ta ones I , NE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE new Milne wis. Meena ee sas A Salts $0 chases nen © Bes Bree be The e Suits of unusual value, unusually good materials, unusually well tailored. They are “Over two weeks. “The doctor said you might talk A spasm of pain contracted his}to Mrs, Waverly as long as you features, wished when you were not de aa is all right, Dike I anid. | lirtous.” together Suits of much better quality than you “You got the contract. Jim says| “I should be quite delirious if you : Sead at $295 : you are on Easy at. now.” took her away now,” | answered find offered at $25.00. He sank back among the pillows! Dick again, T caught a glimpse of The styles are the last word. There are jalmost in a faint that crooked smile. “How did you get me here™™ =| “Margie, when [ swam out from We brought you tn by special) you that day [ was really very hap: jtrain, I wired Jim and he came! py, for when I hugged you to me over to Atlantic City and fixed up|you clung for an instant close to everything.” * as you have not done for years.” F “Dear old Jim!” he sald fondly,| My heart missed a beat or two. jand added faintly, “and Stuart?’ | Poor Dick took my action as love | “Malcolm Stuart was cremated|for him, when I was unconsciously 3 almost two weeks ago. Yesterday /asking for help to tell me what to | by his request the Salvia steamed | do. Ja s —There is an exceptional variety to choose { from, The values are so attractive you owe it to yourself to inspect this lot before you buy a 9 lout of aight of land, and Dr. Virot “I somehow said to myself,” Dick . |sprinkled hie ashes on the waters|went on, “that you had been sick new Spring Suit. y |where he had spent most of his|{n mind as well as body, that you very Sui . i of style, quality < ailoring, 4 $25.00 | lite.” were now getting well and that you —tEvery Suit the maximum of style, quality and tailoring, at........ . Dick groaned and I were going to be just as we “Do you still think Iam a coward | were when we were first married. and a cad, Margie?” he asked softly.) “The water was very grateful to I did not answer; neither did I/my tired body, Margie. It some draw away my hand over which he how smooth out the uncomfort had weakly placed his. Poor jable physical condition as your al jold Dick! He looked so helpie: | most unconscious caress had salved unhappy. my soul “Margie, | am not a coward, and) “I was idly swimming out when I \ vigorous romant: comedy drama—the story of a little girl 9) who had missed the greatest thing in life lvory Emamel Bedroom Furniture at Special Scene From “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea iberty, Thursday mother love. Not Jj/the iss ai the day Malcolm|heard the cry for help. Like any co. Minsaaes Justus D. Barnes and Arthur ° > | Stuart di took more courage than other man, | started to give it It Bauer. sadness La Tod | a : beised much utes |if I had gone out there and given|ix a primitive human quality to give : aay ide Programs | There is a man who wanted to riceS | lots of gladness up my own life tn saving his. And) physical help when another is tn " ai | die in the story—a rich man with 4 dake thrills the awful thing about {t all, dear,| physical danger. I quickly saw, Wiese et 2 eee = @ faithless wife, the same man 4 | , is that perhaps I was mistaken »wever, I was using every atom of} that perha . | who sent the girl to prison | SPLENDID opportunity to obtain well- perhaps id not do the right/my strength. It came to me that) crewwen—Anite Mewart and Charice} The girl and the man become in ade. well-finishe vory Enamel F z thing probably I would be more of a hin-|Richmen In “The More Excellent Way.” | terested in prison reform, and the made, well finished Ivory Enamel Furnt Under his breath he again quoted, |drance to Stuart than a help COLISEUM—Margeertte Clart ta “The| Combination in attacked by s great ture. The special prices scheduled for Thurs- “‘Greater love than this hath no “I thought of you, dear—" Valen | political conspiracy day offer avings that are indeed unusual $16.00 Ivory Dressers $11.50 man.” We have grown, dearest, to (To be continued) MISH Wittam & Mart | | Margery Wilooe ta “The Retarn of ‘Dn Fitted with large plate glass mirror; have two large and two small drawers | ae - om comes r Sr oe eerie! AMUSEMENTS —_—_—_ $16.00 Chiffoniers for $11.50 @hese have four large and two small drawers in “Idle Wives and bevel plate glass mirror These $8.50 Foldimg Go-Carts, Special tor Thursday $5.95 aTRAND—Kiit DNIAL — Margarita “Mise Jackie of the Newy.” CLASS A—Vlerence La Badie ti May 10th and Saturday, Never before have a la ll rar 13th—# p.m. , FULL-SIZE Folding Go- s com and She $16.00 Dressing Tables for $11.75 2 : the adorable quali- eee “L, RESERVED. Ivory Enamel Dressing Tables, fitted with Cart, spring seat and re- BESSIE IS LEAVING Bessie Rarriscale cioses her en-| “a pent at the Liberty tor The Snarl,” in which she plays the role of twin sisters For continu nd perfection of the tifying dual this play n gem. Mine ties which made Miss Clark an in- stant success the moment she appear ed on the screen, been seen to better advantage than iu this splendid pic- ture clining back, heavy rubber-tired wheels, large three-bow hood and an exceptional special value Ye cesses $5.95 Fraser-Paterson Co, Fifth Floor. swinging triple mirrors . $14.00 Ivory Beds $9.50 ractive styles Choice of two very Fraser-Paterson ( Fourth Floor ous suRpEnse Tontent, £76 Darriscale has never created finer Ruth St. Denis | — ae a ea MM te0 svene ans ive (LIFE IN SWEDEN TO “NAVY'S THE THING” "isisrecsine uvon ‘tors ready. te charm, and the other a frivolous easue Tenmane Danses | BE SEEN IN FILMS NEW YORK, May 9.—Campaign. pesroll tet ey er ae creature without a soul. hin Orpheum Vaudeville | lng for a membership of more thar | they so desire, and that upon the ‘ “in COLISEUM < bee ofa PETE Neeerve Your seats & ty | 100,000 boys before September 1,\ request of parents any one can a A ccrkana aleeen Hd ATIfEE DAILY 10-25-50 INGS 10-25-S0-75< posts thruout the United States, Axel Palmgren, staff correspond: the United States Juntor Naval re-| withdraw from the reserve, the re Dainty Anita Stewart wears all ent of the Stockholm Dagbiad, will serve today began a big drive for | serve has adopted the slogan, “The |gowns of her personal wardrobe In Eve show his splendid moving pictures: the establishment of a U. 8, J. N. R.! ‘navy's the thing.” “The More Excellent Way,” at the} ————___ “Sweden Today,” at the Moore ne TI aj ic ‘lemmer, for the last times tonight ECONOMY TRUCK 60. Local Oakland Boss — | One dance trock ts tashiones with | WItkes,P ] New Drexel Model rat pictures of the kind to en in Seattle ‘ ition Thursday even- PLAYERS Ke wan y and Saturday, They will a skirt of six full rucfies of a dell HAS NEW QUARTERS Is to Get New Cars cate blue chiffon, while the bottom clude ber of high- bai fs of exquisite silver Ince, matching ling will include ® num A grippin i — Harry Austin, the live-w're man. | her short sleves on the waist, which panes films, giving 9 moe es highiy-geared, }__The Economy Motor Truck com- ager for the Washington Oakland |!" trimmed by a_ pointed crushed | Bk and pleasing SS ciate ten suepense . % U.\G c jen at work and a pany, New York distributors of Co., is feeling much better nowa- | *8tin girdle of a trifle deeper shade po gc industry and folk IMe play, with , J , He’s Naughty Angel) S°z.tcr" trucks, have combined dean; toe Word hes fest reanhed btm (Ot BIOS ; their sales and service business trom the East to the effect that the eee a, Rip Bearing Lanating Svecess, Judge Brinker had never heard| which 1s now housed in one bulld- first big shipment of cars since the |ALL ABOUT 8T. VALENTINE o- $00, Mate 160-25 of an Angel that stole calf hides ‘ng. The new quarters are located ¢iest of the year will arrive some| St. Valentine's day, long a rival until Tuesday, when a man bear-| at 306-8 West 64th st, and were time next week lof Christmas and the Fourth of July ing that name was brought before officially opened on April 2 nbs — sas lin young minds, comes again into! NEW PANTAGES constantly to the fore. Superfluous Hair Roots! him on a charge of petit larceny - - 7° prominence in “The Valentine Girl “1 ? s erhatedashe Joseph Angel was the culprit. He| The Willys-Overland Co. reports Willard Battery |starring Marguerite Clark, heralded ama Oo crowthn witt be. delighted to was fined $25, which he will work that during January, February an S Id N Z far and near as “the sweetest girl 2 an Marvels out at the county jail. The hides | March of this year, it shipped 44,407 Sold to N. Z.!in motion pictures,” at the Colisum were stolen from a rancher in Sno-| automobiles, having a retail value =; 1 wittame, of the Auto Flec-\St. Valentinus was an o Italian homish county. jot approximately $38,000,000. tric Equipment Co., local handlers saint, and altho It is not known ex of the Willard bat es, got & eur-\actly how he originated the custom, prise the other day, when he opened jt is certain that since the time of a letter from J. A. Messenger, King his life, many centuries ago, until Chambers, Auckland, New Zealand. the end of the 19th ntury, the cus ecnae - —— tom of sending “valentines,” or love @aN fe) tokens, steadily persisted. Even to many parts of the country, Pt - PLAYING tiie younger generation observes bez quaint eo8 . ceremony. THIS WEEK ONLY 7« BANDIT “FELL” | William 8. Hart is to be shown at the Mission for the last times to jnight In “The Return of ‘Draw’ | & | Egan,” 2 drama of Western frontier |ife, by C. Gardner Sullivan, The | story tells of the romance of a road agent, who, with a chip on either shoulder and a gun in each hand, | ruled his domain—only to fall under | a light battery of brown eyes and black curls eee MARY 18 SOME ACTRESS It would be unfair to ignore the | work of Mary Maclaren in “Idle Wives,” at the Rex. As the head- strong girl, who, heedless of the | warnings of her family, instete upon Other Ble nee the hair roots to come out wr ver eyes—inatan leaving the skin sm PALACE HIP Afternoone 1.30 to Last The Fou euicharss Times 4 & Wuert lon Today | Molland; Jermon & Mack Tom Murphy; Le Doux & Le Doux Mollie Ki) f the Double Crome” Eves, and Sun, 15¢ uld safe { phelactine today instructions 1 rfully surprised. — Advertise MADE GOOD IN A DAY World’s Champion Motor Car Let Us Prove to You by Demonstration That the Stutz Is the Foremost Car in Has Arrived POWER Crating harm ude Ine | 7 BIG | election of her frien 4, she accom | STARTLING, |S "ccr'sten “en tes cores a ae ee eee SPEED DURABILITY And the Most Comfortable Car on the Highways ‘Parsons Motor Car Co. State Distributors BROADWAY AT UNION—EAST 70 TODAY TODAY SMASHING ACTS years. Her story is a sad one, a | real tragedy, but the Smalleys know how to make the picture 80 appeal Lois ing and so varied, that it does not suffer in popularity because one of, WEBER’ Ss the themes Is tragic. a SOMETHING EXCITING SUPER-MASTER From the center of attraction in CREATION an exclusive circle of high society she suddenly finds herself on board WITH ALL HUMANITY |® United States battleship, dressed IN THE CAST 1n the fancy dress ball costume of a |sallor and forced to pose ag one of the crew. From this exciting post FIRST qnesienge tion, with ite accompanying thrilla n ference jand clever comedy situations, the s H idleness | Ghaening litte wetrdan te tranesert Driven by Morse Silent Chains led to Vergania, where, among the THEN DISCONTENT |savages of the Interior, she is the ading figure in an Intensely inter lesting series of sensational events |drama to a thrilling elfmax |, Margarita Mischer, In “Mins Jack 7 |te of the Navy," at the Colonial, Is ‘tare jan elaborately staged production in which the talented star is sur-| Paul Potter’s Sensational Mystery Story Earle Williams “ARSENE LUPIN” A story of the regeneration of a master criminal, the world’s most daring and original crook, who was made to see the light of day by a woman of his own class BRIEF SPECIFICATIONS High-Speed Motor, 41 H. P. Exceptionally Easy Riding Overhead Camshaft Running in Oil Valve in Head Bijur Starting and Lighting Full Floating Rear Axle Multiple Dry Plate Clutch Open 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. M. GUTERSON’S FAMOUS RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA Florence La Badie IN “ i rounded by a splendid cast of nota- Her Life NO QPVANCE ble players : | age and His” Christy 5c a6 ssa” Comedy || | HE WANTED TO DIE | * | Supporting Florence La Radie, SPart Gold | x the photoplay ntitled “Her Life Rooster . Ite o |and’ Hla,” the new show at the 517 EAST PIKE—EAST 587 Pathe Nate dl Knockows Class A, are H. B, Herbert, the ¥ uct Cnglish actor; Jeanne Le| Seattle’s Best Photoplay Hou JOHN HAMRICK Motte, Joe Phillips, Harris Gor- 2ND AND UNIVERSITY I don, Ethyle Cooke, Sam Niblack,