The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1917, Page 3

STAR--WEDNI DAY, JULY 11, 1917. PAGE 3 to (CYNTHIAGREY By Mme. Paul Archinard Gr i>) landless 0 PRaaiDe GaaeaS ! — ROTE- AN KI N OLISEUM f PPS TE : _ ‘ OOLNESS ocrotTy LETTERS Lessons in French--- No. . SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS | Last Day Today | | Abounde tn ease Dear Miss Grey; Tell "We || Have you many aviators * | natchee” kindly, that he be E ‘ J | | OTTO F. KEGEL, President and bound to please) trays a need for the study of Avez.- vous beaucoup d'avions ? E sth ONTOLOGY “the science } k | 1s z o of the relations of all beings.” Mvay Vvoo »ONKOO Aaveeons * ry | “Physical fitness” as a shrine - One Hundred and Fifty Rockers and TONIGHT of worship In race buliding ts | Chairs in the too artificial; as a fundamental | Not yet, but m a little while ros encore mai sone ves se temo SULLY Furniture Sale Pah zangcore may dan® pu duh tan?® | aw, too relative to stand alone; as a creed, too man made, too material; an ultl mate goal, a failure; a life philosophy, too unpragmatic— it never has worked! As psy chology, too unscientific—too TALMADGE IN A SEVEN-SECTION FILM ADAPTATION OF CYNTHIA STOCKLEY’S SENSATIONAL NOVEL LOUISE tapestr i | much guess work, Each hy | -—n _ m 73 99 | gienist having a different the The French are good aviators | | ory As a secondary ele . ia i a mental and a sequence, grant | es Francais sont de bons aviateurs | ed, but nowhere paralleling in potency with the dynamics of SPIRITUALLY FITTED EN VIRONMENTS “Physical fitness” as god of the gymnasium, goal of com I. Lay Fran¥say son’ duh bon’ zaveedtuhr —as Lola Montrose, a woman who dared the world, secure in her Yes, but the Americans will become So beauty. They called , h “ " } mercialized athletics, "gush Oui, mais les Améncans le deviendront and | her the of the army, guarantees no as ne }t surance of mental or moral fit Ooee, may lay zdmareekan$ luh duhveeansdrons’ ness for self or offspring, nor | righteousness in environment . | But fiekle promiscuity and In these lessons the English sentence appears in the first line, the|f) prostitution have often been its | French equivalent in the second, and the pronunciation in the third line guilty record, ite products are In the pronunciation key, straight lines over the letters A and U just a8 often dance hall bounc denote the long sound, as in “hAte” and “dUde"; curved lines over ere or social parasites as these letters denote the short sound, as in “hAt” and “bUt"; two dots J} worthy citizens. While on a over the U indicate a sound somewhat like the German “ue,” which hed af slakneee \tlew ane of the Americans may approach by pronouncing long U and long E at the| | | Strange Transgressor 0 American Walnut Dresser with 42-inch top large mirror for $19, 75 “The Dog. Catcher's | Love,” Mack Sen | , } sweetest souls in this city, | me time 0 Mahogany Colonial Dresser, six drawers | ha sonaaee tn’ oe earning her oun livia and ore Cut out these lessons and paste them in your notebook | and French bevel mirror $18.75 ] | weeks. ating a spiritual atmosphere. led all statistics in liliteracy girl at a dance, should @ man tell (fi) 0 High-grade Mahogany Dresser, ha nch $ | Who would dare prophesy as and illegitimacy before the war. |his name first or ask hers first? top, 304nch oval mirror 39.50 | to her progeny’s divine inher They had no public schools, T. 7. ‘/f| $47.50 Mahogany Four-Poster Bed, posts made of Itance cared she to mate in and few Protestant altars out A.—Neither. You have no right!f] — thre baton : $27.50 | é true love, emulating Mrs. side the consulates. England to introduce yourself or thrust your [] ga, 9 | THURSDAY Browning or Mrs. Eddy, who provided no just environments | acquaintance on a young woman $60.00 Antique Mahogany Dresser in Jacobean $36 50 | « sald: “Soul hae Infinite r for children of illegitimate par- | Introductionx should always be\f| . deslen; 46-inch toy . ° | ! sources with which to bless entage. France suffered race made by third party 10 knows |§| $47.50 American Walnut Bel, made with cane \ William mankind.” suicide, NOT from war rav-¢ h of both persons he intro-|f| panel ends, on sale at $27.50 bissaad Emerson caid: “See that ages but from INFANT MOR- (duces to be sure quaintance!#! $70.00 Chaise-longue Chair and Rocker, uphol t 5 your faith comes from apirit, TALITY crused by PROMIS. ill be agreeable to both stered cretonne, priced at $35 00 Robert and never from tradition.” CUITY among her social para ee Ju ane, f P J McKim and Bergson, greatest living philos bites In her cltiee! Her fine | Sse Se ae, | $65.00 Mahogany Cheval Mirror, the glass is $38 75 Mildred opher, says, “The: great error peasantry produced her popu: | | Today’s Market | x50 inches in size, priced at . has been in isolating the spir lation, Germany tried barracks . } $80.00 Solid Oak Buffet, 60-inch top, copper hard. | Harris in itual from all the rest. All the pean van tel fit” reproduc \ Re port i ware me k finish } $57.50 | T. j cheng | any Mahone ig Sard ban peo tion—and failed! Russia and | $37.50 8c any Drop-Leaf Breakfast ‘omorrow Locks and or what we try to put in China are MUSCLE-LY fit, |¢—— icciien sb iEl Sable Addai ovale Giada? 12.75 | x ‘ | Diamonds iar tnele™” ie oraseing’ be but what) of thelr rece ethice? | | Priete Pun, Diss aaa Frat me $19.50 Light Waxed Oak Bookcase, made with f | ical fitness” is cracking. Do Why compromise the race | fo _ tara Malthe Wikka CRUE ER Ee 9. 75 New Star Combination we not hear earthquake rum with ae cat see ae TRORTARLES shelves, glass door, priced at $ | blinga against exaiting ath creeds carry threats, conscious Per dos. Waxed Oak Writing Desk, 32 inches wide, honor and ry above polit ceaseless, importunate awaken 16.50 i awe Writing ss aed | | ical economists and domestic ing.” fully finial ac ih set he eng Pees bees ' $11 ‘50 | LOUISE HUFF—in ST on roca, vi da duudtecay Pedal 48 | Our president proclaimed MINNIE B. FRAZIER rida. per erate $17.50 Mahogany Pedestal, 26 inc es high, made $11. 75 | | that he had never been to eveees of 6-inch stock, priced at “physically fit" as since he had HOW TO INTRODUCE learned golf, yet his progeny of | Q.—In introducing himself to a those other days certainly are spiritually fit, and their goal is: spiritual environments for $8.50 Ma post hogany-finishe ind top, price nines Ann ‘FORBIDDEN PATHS’ cana ig em $36.00 Golden Oak Serving First at Pike— Continuous 11 ign; has 42-inch top, pric —————_ |} to 11 all youth. The other invalid (FIFTH AT PIKE ||) a eCniidven Ae | geniuses mentioned in pre ver dos Grote-Rankin—PIKE AT FIFTH—Grote-Rankin vious article produced ,worth while race builders. Booker T Washington builded fundamen tally upon better environments, ut — i oe 26.00 me | 2 > e of ‘ r 82 0 | . fo. fg Pee oo ra Se ee é Fourth Avenue at Westlake sins ps ‘ lution of the negro t dor bu ‘ pears : ; latest war song. Three hundred former members No scientific stock man will a 5 4 < ae'ee ( ALIFORN U rr ht for Unele || of the Recond Washington infantry) deny my assertion that “phys . At ~ ce se ‘ now on reserve list probably will) jcaily fit" as the one goal just “a Green, th. . : teeenaee Highcluss Entertainment be permitted to rejoin the regiment.| ga of r ia Rentahae Fepeore—Nebraslia, ‘par it tis: s. 8. MULTNoMAM...Yuly "5 and Dancin; often results in barrenne open . “TRUSS TORTURE srmet _ u. Anticipating such an order, Adjt. eo not. It le ae true in human a eel neg A ee ae First Class. Third. - : Gen. Thompson is obtaining the ad-} example. Even Helen Gould Ter ta fan Francisco 3 oo $14.00 fis Untone Green, per dow Field of Vision Give a Larger Timothy Wheat Hay . x Ladders Pup Valnable Prisee Gives Aw rs afaction 4a wh 4 fre tree trial to prove its superio: dresses of reservists and her husband, beautiful and wan Rave, miueien: ea he. Wes <r erate) **" | San Diego....-.$22.00 $23.60 $1650 f ars : athletic, proclaimed their sor whether yuu pay 82.50, 88.00 of PM ey Good servic > A. LUNDBERG co. PREAD ) STAR WANT ADS? || Keeps Tired Pigeon] fow of barrenness—and adopt. | #70 2 adie: | polio endl unprlpucoen taaete: Bree adh ide Sarr A enrcier: pigeon with tt da child Winth.Yesc In Reattle 1] fathers BULL BROS onvenionce for aastngcra, Ful a sieniiiemessigiiadlisiien ® sr er pigeo h the num Yakima Geme particulars at Cify ‘ket O: moe 3h.36 on in tee foil tired out) | That piritual environmente | CURRY OPTICAL CO.| fee’ ; uel Just Printers abs caer 3 in William Dedew's yard, 7505 25th, are not found in union of H.C. and M. Curry anagnn ee 4 i, Wise ep beeage tego edi ry aisle qi simanenn tere eg rRuits 1018 THIRD main 1092) THE McCORMICK LINE “We're keeping it." says Mra, De-| Sociology bears out. Mexico, 3070-72 Arcade Bidg Sayman Winesep ceed Th@2.001 sua 1 er ® hone: Eehett em Rome Reauty and Belgium Yellow Newtons " ABSOLUTE dew, “in b that the owner will Spain, Portugal call.” a as SECURITY J) sir fei Be Well D Members of the Danish Brother : hood who enter war service will! bend eho, ee war trv wl ide ‘; De We ressed a ™ CAVING. $ 2 . menta | 4 A . OUR SAVINGS in this Association are Safe- = THIS Is Buy Gately gral on Our Convenient guarded by Rigid State Laws, plus Efficient and Economical Management. During 25 tessful growth we have never paid less than ON SAVINGS % COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY ANNUALLY One Dollar Will Open an Account Credit Plan Countless Women "THE QUESTION”: years of suc- ction in style Watermelon find AND THE HANDLING oF nan! ea eas ‘ rervice in wear—that’s nad— aone IN SUCH AN EYTR emt } rect, Neat sna Fore! pepeagicset eager ris that when suffering from INTERESTING WAY THAT. You, | ' : fills. 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Not By Washing With Soap WOMAR Alice Joyce UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN : nt ace wore: than TEN a es catied ike: Ants dl cn i ' All W ] Bl S S Upon to pay any teem, fines or forfeitures of Aten teows ve task very cb SICN THEIR AND ; oo! Blue Serge Suits any description fully, if you want to keep your hatr REX BEACK S Whose fabrics were purchased before the advance of woolens, —_— looking its best. Most soaps and still selling at former prices, $15, $18, $20 and $25. in too prepared shampoos cont Harry Morey much alkali, This dries the scalp, : craaw cae aces diets Waa makes the hair brittle, and ruins it ree es a WHO HIRED THE WITNESSES The best thing for steady use {s Wlickave, acce.v to |! ert ile, onus al AGAINST ORGANIZED LABOR? all (which is pure aud reaseles M. Guterson’s Famous 818.00. $12.00. oll (which is pure and greaseless), . and 1s better than the moat expen * sive soap or anything else you can Russian Orchestra De ie a rere saeate POSSIBILITIES OF THE MUSICAL PROGRAM a “Pas des Echarpes” (Scarf Dance)... By Chaminade Acclamation” .........+...-By Waldteufel See the Frame-up—-San Francisco use One or two teaspoonfuls will alp thorough cleanse the hair and sca 4 ly. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub ft in, Jt makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil, The hair drie quiel and ev it leaves UNTIL the scalp soft, and the hair fine and silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and EN JULY 15 easy to manage ‘i You can get mulsified cocoanut 2S P.M, 8:15 P. M. No Show Friday. [|| oll at any pharmacy, it’s very cheap ‘ and a few ounces will supply every Admission 26¢,. Children 10c. member of the family for months.— Advertisement, You need not pay all In thirty days. We arrange Terms to suit you, OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK. Rex Beach has given us a story as mighty and compel- ling as the silent land he drew it from, Admission 15c Strand Theatre GATELYS ETWEEN SENECA AND SPRING STS.