The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 31, 1917, Page 4

STAR—FRIDAY, AUG. 31, 1917. PAGE 4 SHE ATE STANDING UP Get the Boys and Girls Ready for School yu NE ADMITS IT, SO IT MUST BE We are splendidly ready to supply your every want with dependable merchandise at the lowest prices. It will be to your advantage to look over our new stock of merchandise before making your fall purchases Boys’ Good Wearing Suits Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes y ys hes $3.50 to $8.50 rr eee Galerie on ie, iui xeur Tonight and ; ] | 8 ed ners. solid sole and heel, nailed and sewe Onr resident buyer in New York, Mr. Wm, Quaile, | ft! hed uppers, solid sole and heel, na w wrote us recently that we saved at least twenty-five per} ¢, ds! ee oer eh svviswavevon voce cent by buying our Boys’ Suits nearly a year ago MAUIAtE 9 Saat 5) avocundieeis Pesecsei ees Maa Just think for a moment what you are going to save} Size 244 to 6 at .. treeece s by fitting your boys out here. Shoes, Sweaters, Hata and | Ladies’ Coronation Dress Shoes, high tops, in vici d Caps, Shirts and Blouses direct from the makers at the | lace, French heels; colors, ct scolate, black, grey, pear lowest prices possible for dependable go sizes 3% to 7. Special........ sab euwkts saeco ae isses’ choo resses | iy tba abe erties al igs ro pr a f heavy storm serge, witl é plaid belt, cuffs, collar and lapel. The neck is finished th 3 al price eouve dove 4 Corduroy Tam O'Shanter Hats in a wide variety of mn 1B, COCK civccccdsdcdvesecevomsseres Se oeceveseus ° 12—Specials—12— — 12—Specials— Ladies’ Lace Collars and Jabot Com- |! Homer's Fine Quality Hose, e of , Children’s Trimmed Hats ir binations, very fashionable. Regi od quality cotton yarn in 4 rted | Chip, Milan and Satin v | id ' q ul t 1 r ) . 25c value, special Saturday .....15¢ :! Regular 20c value, special | lar value to $1.0 y . 3 pairs for...... 50¢ 6 Wrcdouee é d Ladies’ Lace, Lawn and Organdy ‘ 2 : Ladies’ Corset Covers, mu a Children’s Fine Seamless Hose, in | broidery and lace effect A mami This would be very hard to Guimpes. Regular value 50c, Satur-| jotural shade, ¢ S only, Reeu- | tastaters satinla dot. wortl tn ih ’ x y $f on e esi ; 5 Pp ' n Bielay June ce eriea: bateath day special * +++ -B5B@ | lar 25c value, pair....15¢@ | each, Satur ecial .........19¢ | iid eat that Guetie tho yeah Swiss Embroidery Edging and Inser- | Children’s Fancy Sox, in pink ne serge tebe tags aise bagi ii | ing of “Every Girl's Oream, ee ea si Male, } y, manufacturer's sample lot her latest picture for Willlam urday special, yard. ¢ ing immer and early autumn | 16+ ida stig a On aterdat ots ] Fox, she took her meals off a | 2 we 814. Regular value 20c, ular value up to § Saturday sp mantel. Infants’ Summer-weight alesveiees 12u¢ CIA), COCR 2c ssscceccses ‘ »0e The reason for this is that June Vests, bleached and Swiss ribbed, No.|~" 7 7 eee oes Children’s Percale Dresses, in assort 4 | , y La elved ert iene tebe 1 only. Worth 10c, Saturday special, Silk Auto Veils, in reds and pinks, | ed patterns, ages 2 to 6 years. Regu Be ce a eT OE crensvnceeia sense ccs lo ae- “Be Worth $125, Saturday special. «O¢ | lar 29c values, special Saturday 21¢ | » foster-mother, Marcia Har Upper—Harold Lockwood In “The ris. That old village shrew showed ‘ > ; : \ Secret Spring,” coming to M - no mercy in applying her remedy ® e The balance of our Women’s Bathing Suits, made of a good quality black and Lower—Enid Bennett in on her mischievous cbild, the film t n uits navy cotton serge, trimmed with braid, have separate tights. Worth $2.50, Satur Happiness,” at the Strand of “Every Giri's Dream” will tes: day spe 98¢ | ‘OC ay S rogr ams | so muob by surprise th Ladies’ Niagara Silk Gloves in black and | Warner’s Rustproof Corsets, splendid qual medium weight Cashmere Union Iaaee—iiapet delen sae ht to yates Pen to; double Upped finger points. A good ] ity Coutil, low bust, medium skirt, front | Suits, splendid for late Summer and early i whe. she saw Miss Nar Ing and good wearing glove. All sizes | lace, double boning; average figure sizes | Autumn wear. Sizes 34 to 46. Suit..¢2.5 % —who rules with a stern hand and soft iors aeen wet Prean TH SPPFOachINg, Whip In hand and Ree tk fonts , Nyt dace, Gouble boning: 8 r oe $2. j heart and learns how to keep house in an Borrage in “Wee Lady Betty.” grim determination {n her look Ladies’ Artificial Silk Hose, in black and | Men's Jersey Ribbed Union Suits, long fen Ke shlene ba pais ohcedlidcad lly = / Irish castle, The whole romance is as MisslON-—Toid Mennett sad Margery |J020 confesses her legs trembled MH white, soft and glossy in appearance, and | sleeve, ankle length; worth $1.25, Saturday ve core 19¢ Irish as Paddy's pig, even to the funny Wilson in “The Mother Inetinet.” jand she had a sort of hollow feel porsess good wearing qualities. Special, | Specia ae $1.00 | Petticoats, extra large black Sateen: also twist at the finish REX—Deaglas Fairbanks tn “wid ing in her tummy nae pair id GO¢ | Men's Cotton Hose, rou nd thread which in- | Tegular sizes in fancy stripes and figures, 4 Leer lala chee ay ee \ guano rp Ladies’ Pure Slik Hose, knitted from silk | sures plenty of wear; in tan and black. Reg- | Special, each ..... ‘ 98¢ cL rh ryant bere not that kind Bhe endured al thread. These will prove economic buy ular 25c value, 3 pair for eo BO¢ Best quality Sa Petticoats in blue, Kelly, % ” “ me. 5 “Street Cars and Carbuncles,” two sprmmags gn 0 + ama Chartee| thee bard knocks without a mur by their long wear. Special, pair_.@1, Men's Golf Shirts, neat patterns in good | navy, Copen, cardinal, green, brown. reels of canned comedy! Gann In. "Happiness mur, with that famous Sunshine J Children’s Schoo! Hose in the wellhn quality madras and percale; laundered neck | Made with fancy flounce $1.25 §° COLONIAL—Heging Badet to one | Sm | Iron Clad" brand; the best for wear band and cuffs attached; worth $1.25. Sat-]| Genuine Habutal All Silk and Washable . boys and girls. All sizes tn the one and one rib. Pair Qe Emprese Corsets, coutil, medium bust, long urday special, each $1.00 Men's Soft Shirts with French cuffs and la ed neck nds, in a big variety of Petticoate in high colors. Special .¢2.98 FIFTH AT PIKE aerate gee! | Bessie Love, last seen here in ° All Summer Hats in our Millinery Depart. Continuous 11 to 11—Admission 15c—Children 5c Wielde te “Tho Mes/ rng Sawdust Ring,” is the Coliseum in her t play, “Wee amed; 4 hose support- | Fall materials and all new up-to-date pat- | ment that sold up to $6.00, now. ~ $2.50 terns and colors. Special $1.35 instead Up to $3.50, now $1.25 of $1.50. Up to $2.50, no DEE 59 gg ro al skirt, embroidery t boon a chad plot mr ore, 6 clasps; sizes 18 to 28. Special price, out th adventures of a pretty b . rice C. Movie Chatter j tit iiitres of a cationand ang O88 5 Sie RORESR ENT ican Device Can RATS AND Docs estate on the Ould Sod, but de. ocate Hidden Guns' 2 Here's speriee. that Ua el agate cok ioe Slace 9 e Made from the choicest and best materials we could procure Yazey, who ts o #0) jen) a 1 lac , Z tae IHINGTON, Aug. 31.—An in- Turner Dazey, the scenarioist, and|—but the tory ends differently en S$ ew a ults in the newest models for Fall wear. A visit to our men’s de- American must again be than expected rtment will convince yo lance th ices a credit for another revolu- [writing staff, wins bi pa 1 you at a gla at our prices are, also a member of the American's Fy invention, calculated to up- r shoulder | | , : : 3 bars ta the officers’ reserve.|_ The strength of mother love, ite $12.50 $15.00 $20.00 right. Sizes to fit the small as well as the large man. & the whole theory of artillery IN PATRERLAND = Wieks Dasey Sak peneed ppd constancy, even under slight on : r re : " lect, form o cee agrarian and will go into training for tho) ory oe «Mother O’Mine.” at the | fl scsnmsmem: YOUR to tell the location | econd camp in San Francisco. He|T04! the mother role Ie played iy nolse-producing body by the Rats and doge are table Ft id. his bit with the guard in the 5) "TUL, Le “Payette, an actress ff Just Arrived—A hundred peeves rodent wastes ing Scene [Whe tvetaton tse Tous "|S Sur, Ue Taretin, ea seta gf Just Arrived A handre "| PAY CH PS new invention, now in use Straight from war-eurround- lecreen at the age of 72. . ty French front, tells the exact| ¢d¢ Holland, Sibelle Arends, 23, | William Russell, the American forts arrived this week, at of s German cannon, even| 2 Dutch Sailor, brought this [Film star, and Joe King, of bis| «rhe Mother Instinct,” adapted least 25 per cent under CASHED ft cannot be seen or heard. confirmation of reports of the [supporting cast, fight a smashing | from @ French story, with the tum serene iD is food shortage in the Father hand-to-hand combat on the 70-foot| uitous Bay of Biscay as the back market prices Seconp Ave. AT JAMES SB land, when he arrived In yardarm of a schooner for “Th@! ground, features Margery Wilson HERE tle recently aboard the ship Sea } a fall release-to-be/ang Enid Bennett, at the Mission Boerce, of the Netherland | When their fans see this om the | until Saturday night. Steamship Co. lacreen they should imagine how =— ~ —e - - eoemereeenmane And anything that grows jawful {t would be If neither of the) “I am really living this picture,” that persuaded them that the Ker- NOT WHAT HE SAID oe A recently commissioned second green upon the face of the |battlers could swim. The scene|Dougias Fairbanks was heard to “=D R O d ] M t aaiy, tetera: cant y taken {n San Pedro harbor,| remark recently, betwee ining oom Y er us Tho Kerensky, at that time, was fa-|/eutenant was drilling his com- i] f * foenes o arth is a dish fit to set before | wa. nes 4 mand dn an Indianapolis street. TODAY the queen. lwhither the company of went |“Wlid and Woolly,” at the Rex mous, he was by no means the idol Something went wrong and the Upon the streets of towns and from Santa Barbara. rathor p Western tures on, an 1 C t tt B d, Ch ck I he has since become. - 7 ry villages, women fall fainting {n the eat, and when I retire from the}! u 1e rea ec p on eanditly tha dak ak soldiers found themselves trying dust for want of proper food | Tom Mix, who plays the sheriff amusement world I hope to gather 5h “ = A veer rags x LAbapar 4 to march over a six-foot fence. Mothers are killing off their tiny |in William Fox's production, “Du-|a gang of cowboys around me and E ti ns Tools and M Out} a the dossier to Kerensky. It The Mentenant halted the com Ichildren so they will not have to rand of the Bad Lands,” owns all/ live on the great plains.” | a 1 op a chowbua Teak tha ee red pages and sald: |suffer the horrors of starvation of the horses which were used in| | and showed that the secret police Men, why don’t you do what I | Bryant Washburn, starring In| “Skinner's Baby,” at the Clemmer. is 28 years old. Also he is one of that} tables, Then you acrub them good|had been following him night and| want you to, insttead of wi th hot water and soap, rinse|day for six month ‘I tell you to do?” them fn cold water and dry them. Many hunger-stricken people kill that photoplay. | themselves daily. | | erywhere, there is a genuine! Winifred Kingston, petite heroine ” e fe cr are y. Then you clean the saltcellars, |prayer for peace. of “Durand of the Bad Lands,” and | the few big ecreen stars who makes | ° : ; | These are the statements with other William Fox dramas, wishes keys io of the fact that he is) . h gl oe vi e shop 18 aay |which Arends describes the cond!- ix to be understood that her curls | MArT | tard pots anc ft wl pant tion of the people who live just! are natural. Ghariee 6 fh | - hem for the next mea a; | The One Store Where CREDIT across the boundary line from his fe s Gunn, who appeared as Bome time or other, while After breakfast you place le Really an Accommodation ss th rol leading man for Louise Glaum in| you are at camp, you're going = stools on the tables, legs up. ‘Ther native land Bobby Connelly, Vitagraph’S | cweetheart of the Doomed.” ' , ns the -¢ : | In Holland, German agents are world-famous juvenile star, who fs|)) 4), cag scigar Doom 1 Acts) to be drafted for a month's you sweep and mop the dining | rid in the # capacity id Ben-| ¢ dining reom ordert room floor, using as little water a busy smuggling food across the|the hero in the Bobby series NOW| nett in “Happinens,” trand. ay 0 6 “he ble he ealee, OF {dine |line from the Netherlands, which| being released by Vitagraph, is sd | hoe woe ra ponte yo if you bie for the wee eure “i |is not a too-well-supplied country | pleasantly remembered by thou “No Greater Love,” starring Re mu your job. he mes loppiness, and carefully dry N A l | itsett : a oeaeae ny “Sonny Jim,” owing to| gina Badet Colonial Ine lite} sergeant, that monarch of the May Do It Over ew rrivals | rman butchers have a favorite the series of pictures in which he| drama of today, being the study of) ™ hall, crowned with a After dinner and supper, in ad I h F ll Mod | “My Greatest” trick of buying up meat in Holland, was starred under that name a woman's heart . | white cap, will be good to you dition to the aforementioned n the Fa eis So Says Iborying {t in the earth, and sneak A atory which le eo true to tite! 22,!0G a8 you're good to your things, you aweep the dining room ling {t across when the eyes of the| Kathieen Kirkham, the sttention-| ina: Souerill be ve nap hig to Wife} Job. But if you flunk it, 0, carefully. As soon a the floor i of the Famous }law are clo: or not looking riveting vamp of the American's) that Be: ~ bs Boy! swept, or ewept and scrubbed, you r ing vamp pat you are merely watching di Inf t the tables, put the stools in | Arends confirms the reports that “Masked Heart,” as well as screen! play in at the Class A, featuring So, for your advance Infor. set the ta r e |Germany {s using her dead to'make|world June bride, comes back to| Tew Flelds and Doris Kenyon The| mation, here le @ list of your [place and make the dining room oils and fats, and is utilizing the Santa Barbara for a role in “The] title is “The Man Who Stood Still.” duties * lean and nat looking as 1 jelothes removed from German sol- Calendar Girl.” | Your boss fs the moss sergeant. |sible. ‘s ieee whe are ited | (Virginia Pearson | a versatite/you are held responsible for the, That's the job. If you do tt (Hand-Tailored) | ‘The Boeroe left Amsterdam June| Add to Willlam Farnum achieve-| Player, She can do anything from |cleanliness of the dining room, Tht, you will be mmended. If ) 17, and proceeded to Hallfax, Novalments: The “Screen Samson” took|Pen and ink sketches to playing| pantry, the dishes and utenstla you do it wrong, you will be made Scotia off sufficient time while at his polo. Now she fs a scenarto writer If a plate, a spoon, a cup orto do ft right. Watched by Zeppelins, she sailed | jome in Sag Harbor, N, ¥., to win|She sold the first script she sub-|whatsover, is lost or broken, and ee P from Zuyder Zee, dodging Ger- the quoits champlonship of Bastern|™Mitted to Willlam Fox, a play! you can't find it or name the man, in man submarines, but sailed out! Long Island, The William Fox star| Called “Superstition,” and will star/who is blame for It, you're the | Z Z : safely tn the end. From Halifax,|can make a horseshoe do almost | in it. jgoat. Upon being relieved at the} are now displayed at this credit store —the new woolens in all of the pre- vailing patterns of the season, are Priced at $25 and Upwards. With Other Good Makes at $15. |the ship, and is now employed as|dian generally found cutting up with DORIS KENYON You've got to be at the mess hall a baker in Seattle. George Ovey, in Cub comedies, in not leas than ten minutes before “The Man Who Stood Still” | ——— | doesn't know whether to laugh or} each meal, Then you cut the bread cry. He wants to go to war In an- 5c—Class “ [into thin slices and pile tt neatly DEMOCRATIC CLUB swer to his selection for the draft whire ¥ on plates, one of which is provided army, but he rues the day he must/ - for each table BY W. G. SHEPHERD TO PICNIC SATURDAY "22:0 torsave tne Horstey ar) — | Cut Bread Chlled elec Dar Conceptions tamily of players. The Wildest, Fastest Members and friends of the King| AM Us EE MI ‘airba: During the service of the meal PETROGRAD, July 16.—(By Fi inks’ Wild West |County Democratic club will leave| Wittlam 8. Hart hae written the| Thrill you stay in the bread room and| Mall.)—A brave bank clerk has| iller Ever Screened JM) Second ave, and Cherry st., on story of his first Arteraft release, | cut bread, handing it out to the| made himself the friend of War| EXTRA and production begins tmmediate she went to Norfolk, Va., where anything except talk — —————— | ond of your month's duty, all loss |8he loaded a cargo for Bremerton 7———— NOW_ PLAYING and breakage unaccounted for !s At Bremerton, Arends deserted George George, elongated come- LEW FIELDS AND charged out of your pay and | special cars, at 1 p. m. Saturday walters as they call for it, And Minteter Kerensky for life. AYE for Woodland park, where they'l!’ at the Jesse 1. Lasky studio, in Hol-|} it and Pine. Tel. Eiliott 408 if you're wise, you'll stay there Tonight--All Week When the mobs wore carrying and cut bread, nothing else. Buy Your Fall Suit old their annu plenic y » here the interior scenes y ‘, >, - MARY MCALISTER |b Ja ae appe ak agai erate aa Bed aneing ipapevnrnns rs Br rea vigl ek Be mighty careful how you cut] off the revolution in Petrograd, the * In at Good Eats cafeteria, lof a studio in the foothills for Mr. 1 soncan =" | It slong toward the end of the meal.| police stations were fired Here on Credit “Steps to | Aviator Billy Parker will fly over| Hart. “Rags,” the queer dog which|] Phoebe atire Company | COO tt yo ct ae tott over, youl!| The crowde, believing the fires| “a |the crowd and drop envelopes, call- has been seen in many Hart re-|] Nights, 20¢, 20¢, Hie, Mats. 18¢, 256 | paar fy the mess sergeant in no| 2. dave been started by olu Just a email. payment. iv z the ud Somewhere ing for prizes leases, and “Fritz,” the pinto pony, eae Soe fe tionaries, joined in the fire ing J s pay fives you the Suit Gov. Lister and family will be will share honors with the Western RE Cerens vera? with heart and soul, No one seem-| you want—then arrange the balance to suit |present and take part in the flag bad man star in Mr. Hart's own NEW PANTAGES Check Utenslls led to realize that the records of your convenience—by the week or month, as |raising ceremony, in connection story, written about incidents of plo- After the meal has been served,|the Black Hundred would be of| you prefer, x 7 | with the presentat of the tSars neer days, related to the actor by! Mate, 2:30. Nights, 7 and 9 check up on every man's utensils,| more use in La en 6 than in a i a) and Stripes to the park board Richard D. Wainwright, a friend of /f “MITTEE MiSs UNTO DATE” | then take all the food left on the|state of ashes. WAny attempt of ere serving trays back to the kitchen.|souvenir-seeking onlookers — to Whatever bread is left over in|seize any of the documents from slices, you,pack closely in the|the bonfires met with resistance | bread box and serve first at the|from the crowds, who were urged Frank Jacobs will film the crowd Hart's father, who lived in the Dal] oopavia for the Star-Liberty weekly. There kotas on adjoining ranches with the will be ball games and races |Hart famtly, when William 8, re King of Nonsense | Everybody will bring basket) ceived his first lessons in frontier|] Other Mig Acts 10¢ STORE CLOSES AT 7 P. M. SATURDAY. and 206 | lunches, life, —— “= next meal. on to this by the detectives and And don't throw away the bread | provocators PALACE HIP Neat, that accumulate in the| Kerensky’s new friend waa in a Afternoons 1:40 to 6; Byes. 6:90 te 11 || bread room and the pantry, Turn| crowd around one of the great fires | | “Trouble” was paged at the Frye Willlam Christy Cabanne an-| hotel Thursday night A husky nounces that he is to head his own 15c—Children 5c <6 jememmmestaaad | messenger boy announced that he, producing company next month and Weekday | them over to the cooks. They can) Among & batch of books and papers Watch for two Rex special | was looking for “trouble,” and| will make feature pictures to en. pMatinese [use them which he saw dumped into the camera men on the streets lafter considerable amusement had | courage recruiting in the fighting 10c Mop the Floor blaze was a dossier marked Keren-| putting a ring around been caused by his efforts, it was forces of the United States. He end Gundays, t60 Then you help boss the cook’a| sky. He seized this, and, in spite! Who's Who. You get $5 if discovered that his business was promises to furnish the government! } preg Halloons Saturday Matines | Police clear the tables in the din- of the efforts of the crowd to take he gets you. with J. F, Trouble, of Alaska. with 100,000 fighting men, ing room Next you brush the'ft from ‘him, he made a speech