The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1918, Page 3

STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1918. PAGE 8 , Berevcccccccces SPOOOOHOHSSSHSSOHSOSSSSSSOSOHSHSSHHSSHHSSEHHSOSESEEEOSS ovies Will Show Next Week 1—Elsie Ferguson in “The Li ce Hall” Liberty. ‘The Bon Marche the coming week } in qelebrating the first birthday of the “Barca Basement.” The “Bargain Basement” was es tab Just a year ago, and was/ fou: on the theory that people be giad to do with a little less! in the way of service and fine fix Nt of this saving in reduced prices. 3—Billie Burke in “Joan of Plattsburg,” Clemmer. | This indicates fertile soil | | wettlement | North | met | CoLoNtaL | Sunday in “The Lie ee Coliseum. “Leva 2—Dorothy Dalton and Melbourne McDowell In * jet a Divorce,” Strand. 4—"La Tosca,” ¢-—Miriam Cooper and Charlies Clary in Orpheum. GARDEN LESSONS Prepared Under Supervision of Floyd Rader County Agriculturist Aline Mission. 6 “Lady Lou of the Mabel of the GARDEN LESSON NO. 36 Jana is read Lettuce, celery and parsley are the | fail leading salad crops of the backyard| Parsley in a slow grower; sowings or vacant lot garden. every month will insure a long sea jmon of it Others are endive; chicory, cress, corn salad and celeriac. ioe ia made. All of them require cool season, | ery ia always beds and not trans c wth. | nity cool, maist soll and quick growth. | Vo eather has requires rich, moist low early cabbage ntarted in anal lanted until very | ome to stay. It can fol radinhe other crop which Lettuce may be started in seed soll, an beds or sown in the open ground onions, y for the kitchen in early | | three months after frat | | Co ccccccccccsvececs LIBERTY rhe Liberty Hall the ttle pla Sunday is ne opening at the of th. Dalton in the Freneh« of Aline father, Paul Grandet When Jules Latour tered the villag fered Grandet for his daughter to Jules. feelings tired of beating hand drink, he at the Nort that was he: snadian frontier Healieu, in the Great Grandet lived with a trapper naw Al * 4 natiefactory barg Aline was ard when sarried the irl Jule and w with no re In ture rew hin wife in need of cai her out to Dermot dance hall, It Harley Dane friend. There in a happy ending Misa Dalton is Thurston Hall bourne MacDowell a mot, and William Co} A ack Bennett Smothered Love nd Star Liberty was here ile fight and! a bie an escape supporte ant Cheater Weekly “The Unbetie ver. Mabel Normand teburg.” Constance ie Girl.” UM—"The Kaiser, Talmadge Beast of | | MISSION—Ann Pennington in | shine Nan.” | STRAND Man, Poor san- werite Clark tm “Bich re sey, Hyland Ferguson opens the Coll the story of unselfish woman Elinor Shale the daughter of Sir Robert Sha «lishman, who was poor, lazy and of drink, Elinor bad a hard naelfiahly she sent her ais-| live in I with nt, when had been hers. Then, back old friend. would Luey troubl completely was grand an the opportunity from Ger: Exypt Forster arried came an and they had not come home In great and Elinor up even her aid the girl in return for her sacrifices. won happiness and of her sister's sweetheart nd left Elinor at home with pov-| erty, to bear the dish or whic really Lucy's. Nol Dibdin saw thru and offered himself tor the unhappin have been the sister, h was “The to atone me that 5 Lie.” @ bit] nor had Ferguson is supported David Powell as Gv ald Percy Marmont as Nol Betty Howe ax Lucy cee by Forster, Dibdin, and Shale. * STHAND—Wittie Burke Diverce.” 1ON—Pauline Frederick in “La the Klondike. A—Tom M SUNDAY 4 DAYS Gr ete., if they could get the bene- ‘Those of the Cos strain do fairly welt | PO" as any b “| This theory has now proven to be in hot weather, but all thrive best Brown of 1 & substantial fact, as the new de! partment was a big success from the} start, and is growing bigger every day. An anniversary sale will be fea- tured during the coming week, a unique feature of which will be that sale prices will be arranged to end, in “one cent,” thus symbolizing the first anniversary of the “Bargain Basement.” spring. Lettuce should be the first | crop in rows to be oceupled later by late maturing vegetables. In the late summer lettuce seed may be sown in rows vacated by oth er crops or between other plants about to mature. Don't sow all your lettuce seed the same day. By successive sowings, every week or two, you will have a longer season of tender, crisp leaves. The rows may be from six to 12) inches apart, the plants being thir ned to stand about six Inches distant Lettuce, roughly, may be divided into two classes, loose-leaf varieties, Usually the ter is the earller crop. Endive is sown in early lat summer Immortalized in song and drama—Pauline Frederick, with her wealth of dramatic artistry—brings to the screen the great French classic—a Paramou t Production! ISSsSIO ‘OURTH, PIKE AND UNION Matinees 10e-—Eves, 15e—Children 5c the head and the/ Practically all of the salad crops | jare handled like lettuce, excepting | that celery must be blanched by cov ering with earth, boards or paper. | PATENT OFFICE DE IN FAVOR OF “VIVO" A decision of far reaching impor | tance haa just been handed down by the United ates patent office in the case of Anheuser-Busch Brewing as sociation vs. Fred Miller B&B: ing | company In February Rrewing compan 1917, of Fred Milwau United Vivo,” for a noni cating cereal beverage manufactured | by it and sold as a soft drink. The | Anheuser-Busch Brewing association of St. Louis, Mo., opp appli cation on the « trade mark “Vivo” ference with their trade mark 0," used in connection with a similar bever \3 The Fred Miller Br: com pany proved to the satisfaction of the United States patent of that it had used the said trade mark since the year 1905, while the heuser- Busch Erewing assoc did not commence the use of trade mark “Bevo til th 1908, and the United States office has new decided that of the prior use by the Brewing comr of its Vivo,” it is ent tion of same the Anheus sch FE sociation has rtisement posed the und that the was an inte patent view Fred 3 trade led to th and the oppositt mark COR. FIRST AV. and PIKE 8ST, Phone Main 4965 “IF | HURT YOU, DON’T PAY ME. ‘This is my message of dellverance| to you from the fear that accom. panies Dental operations, 1 EXTRACT, FILL, CROWN and QREAT Teeth absolutely without | pain in all cases but acute abscessed conditions. Lowest prices in your city for | pigh-class, guaranteed |STERLING DENTISTRY Office Hours; 9 A. M. to 8 P.M. faba (( FREE DOCTOR | Ex-Government Physician RIGHT DRUG Co, STORES Leek fer the Vree Doctor Sign. “Let's Get a Divorce,” with Billie Burke in the leading role of Cypri enne Marcey, is the attraction at the Strand. Cyprienne, ate, breathed nd dreamed romance; she could see nothing else in her young life Ax a diversion, #he strikes up one flirtation after another, the result being that the mother superior re gards Cyprienne with anxious eyes and when Henri de Prunellen asks for her hand in marriage the moth: superior heaves a sigh of relief. Realizing her of adventure, Henri plots with the mother super. for to arrange romantic elope ment, in which Cyprienne exhibits wildest delight. The marriage which follows is satisfying to Cypri until she sees Henri settle down to the role of a commonplace then looks about her for further adventures. the enne, she husband horizon MISSION A screen portray of Sardou's play, “La Tosca, Pauline Frederick, comes Mixsion Sunday. “T I Victorien starrin arah und 1 Italian a tn written for 30 years ag beautiful Rome and She is in ps ernhardt the story of singer, the idol of orite at court with Mario Cay who is working ne church of St. Andrew a meets him ev ter ara-| One day, while he One day, while he is w ng for her her, a political refuge hides in the church, where his sister has hidden of her own garments as a dis-| Mario helps him escape be Tosea arrive in waiting for some guise fore CLEMMER Mabel Norman opened show at the Clemm a patriotic play, bu the new Saturé in “Joan of Platts: Miss Normand plays Joan, an or phan, in an asylum used a# a blind for alien enemy Joan hears| the xp jot und confides in a young captain of a camp neart A succession of thrilling sce ensues, in which the soldiers com into conflict with the spies, and real romance develops between Joan and the captain Joan of Plattsburg” was written specially for Miss Normand by Porter imerson Browr and the! supportin includes Robert El-| Hot, who plays the captain; Joseph Smiley and William Frederi cast ANIAL the yu of the Colonial will show Yukon,” starring Miriam Lady Lou, whos F betrays him when she discovers him cheating a stranger in a gambling| game, The romance of Lou and the stranger form the theme of the| story CL ASS A wn of Harvard,” y to the Class A Sunday, starring Moore and Hazel Daly an tation of the novel and stage @ of the name, It is a colleg story Several hundred Harvard students cheer the Yale-Harvard boat Nich come Tom adap, THE LIE! »1606-4> As in ‘‘The Song of Songs,” Elsie Ferguson is again’ cast in a highly emotional role—a girl who gave all— h at Pike—Continuous 11 to 11 one of the many | laun¢ hes a tambridge | government, a he . France will be given ORPHEUM | For every ship for the Violet of the Klondyke,” starring} American — government by the Jewel Carmen, last mn here in! Standifer Construction company, a The Wine Girl,” will be shown at|homeless Belgian’ child will be rpheum th Mon:| helped ribe $87 for AT SHIP LAUNCHING | fu. women employed by the Standi and da | Women will be used for a French | y PORTLAND, May 4.—lovery time } ter company, the men there will con AID HOMELESS CHILD child « year, Since there the Foundation company’s yard here’ tribute, neless child in a home launched scenes fil matre the f 1 to sub: which Tue employes of unda have agree each launchin to care annulled Persia has informed Hol regards as null posed upon date itish treaty nication to that all but the 1907 treaty may be re-established. pleasure, love and even her name—to protect her sisterl! The climax is one of those clenched-hands-heart-in-your-+" ‘mouth affairs. TONIGHT CONSTANCE TALMADGE IN “el STUDIO GIR! Admission 20c—Children 10c sown or che French! SHAH OF PERSIA SAYS ALL TREATIES REVOKED, 2 HAGUE all treaties. he May 4 Persia has of and that it shah and void treaties im The to the I The intimates € delicate, ple in two instances. his country man shiv indo! United States Members of Congress, well-known, hysicians and former Public fealth officials, Ask your doe« tor or druggist about it. Holland com