The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1917, Page 11

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KIESO SICK’ SEVEN MONTHS | Restored to “Health by Lydie| E, Pinkham's Vegetable e@ From Compound Anrora, Iil—“For seven long months I suffered from a fem trouble, with se vere pains in my back and sides until I be ame 80 Wwoak I could hardly walk from chair to chair, and got #o nervous} I would jump at the slightest noise. I was en tirely unfit to do my house giving up hope of ever ~ “Wrath,’ Pauline Frederick plays a new type of character in her ' it film, “Sleeping F playing at the Liberty tonight and Saturday. Zelma Bryce, the part portrayed by Miss Frederick, is a woman of high mentality and very evident re finement, whose life wrap- ped up in her little son, Her husband, attracted by a woman of an entirely different stamp, is doing everything in his power to force his wife to di vorce him. Using the boy asa pawn In all his schemes, the frantic efforts of this devoted mother to keep the little chap in her possession, and the final arousing of her mother. love to a frenzy as she sees boy being taken from her, give Miss Frederick great op- portunity to display her pow- ers. eee How would you like to engage in a real fist fight on tho extreme edge of the top of one of the high being well, when my sister asked | agt bulldings in New York City? me to try Lydia EB. Pinkham's Veg-| That what three of the male etable Compound. I took six bot players found {t necessary for them les and today I am a healthy wom-|to do in “The Money Mill,” star: ble to do my own housework.| ring Dorothy K. at the Cler { wish every suffering woman! mor J % | would try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg ‘ eee | etable Compound, and find out for themselves bow good it is Mrs ow morale tony, Tle at the Pink-| were taken 700 feet below the Assassin After Them sa gg oe J made r wi a a laboratory, many of which| gurface of the ground in one IGELES, May 18—stin| Mile dast he desert, were permission, are proof of the vaiue| torn The regular miners | — | thelr ca and werg taken to of Lydia EB. Pinkham's Vegetable| were having the time of thelr | the polic bey | WASHINGTON, Compound, tn the treatment of fe] ives by being motion picture “MANY PRESCRIPTIONS The strange delusion of the} 0° 0 male ills. actors. } |father and son’ promises to gi ret slacker, Every ailing woman in the Unit see | physicians and mind specialists one | Wat department, ed States is cordially invited tol #4 B, Warner is perhaps ono of This Season, for ‘Mies diene | Gr ing ciset pemulice cabes Of tout Le hoteles 40 ragiitar: write to the Lydia Pinkham | the most popular of all the stars Nervousness, Brain-F29 | tal disorder that ever have con-| Medicine Co. 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T wo work.|of national defense, on which he : a Av d woman. byaglrin ae often give a four-fold] will act as a member of the science} We particularly But now she is Ethel Barry- efit and research committee Until Saturday Night only Ethel THE GREATEST ALASKA STORY EVER SCREENED THE WHITE RAVEN A Soul sold to gain her freedom from the Frozen North to the gay white lights of New York's Broadway. | REX JOHN HAMRICK SECOND & UNIVERSITY 15c Children 5¢ Loge Seats 25c The thrilling scenes in the more, the emotional star, who shows one phase of a woman's life In the first part of her new play and another phase In the second part. She is a new Ethel Barrymore—new and greater than ever before. | ee 8 There has been considerable dis- cussion late about why ther have been so few current & tories | with Clara Kimball Young featured, | Miss Young has been on a pro-| longed vacation, but of moat recent pictures, 16 Rise of Susan,” is now at the Class A.| eee | All fat men and persons with weak hearts are warned to keep away from the Colonial, | Charles Chaplin, in “The Pawnshop,” is there. | Three studio employes are in hospital at Los Angeles, as a result of watching the mak | ing of this picture. Their con- | dition Is critical and the hos pital authorities fear that the patients will laugh themselves to death. “The Pawnshop" is a riot. It Is the regular Charlie Chap- lin, with pants, shoes, coat, | cane and mustache. | BANKERS ASSEMBLE | A score of Seattle bankers at tended the annual meeting of Group Three of the Washington Bankers’ association, in Everett Friday If you value your wateb, let Haynes repair it. 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