The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1922, Page 3

FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922. Get Some —energy and iron EVER mind the weather— get some new vitality—speed up any way. Don’t bea lagger. Vital men resist the heat. Let little raisins help. 75 per cent pure fruitsugar. 145 calories of energizing nutriment in every package—practically predigested so it gets to work almost imme- diately. No tax on digestion so it doesn’t heat the blood. Fatigue resisting food-iron also! All natural and good. Try it when you’re slipping— when you yawn at 3 p. m. Stiffens up your backbone and makes thoughts flow again. Two ‘packages and a glass of milk form pobre por a lunch you've ever tried. ttle Sun-Maids Between-Meal Raisins 5c Everywhere —in Little Red Packages Lon Chaney is back at Universal | i ‘ City, and is working on another | Seattle Men Head Jewel production, the working title | Cost Accountants | of which is “Bitter.Sweet.” a | Executive positions with the! ‘The Cunard Line steamer Acadia! | “ ‘ Meld the epeséepeord tu 194 . Washington Chapter of the National a Asaociation Cost Accountants Money-back guarantee with every 7 \ eat sult.,Laff, the Tailor, 1106 3rd.—Ady. |“ *#ain be teld by Seattle men as }@ result of the annual election of of. ficers, Norman L. Burton, manager of Lybrand Ross Bros. & Montgom. ery, has been returned to the post of president; E. G, Shorrock, of E. G. Shorrock & Co., was reelected vice | play | president, and John W. Sparling, of | Sparlini rk, continues as secre ry and treasurer. : ; |Colonial Manager to Give Balloon The heart of a child beats fast at the sight of a balloon-—it beats fast- er ut the posseasion of one. And Manager Danz of the Colonial is well aware of the fact He has placed an eds of big, bright and every child who Saturday marnee will ot New and Used CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS attends the be presented with one. Hail the Woman” will be the film It's a Thomas Ince picture. The cucumber is one of the oldest of the garden vegetables. Here’s the bread for ener- gy. Rich in delicious Sun- Maid Raisins. Full of iron and vitamines. Order of your grocer. T TODAY'S PROGRAMS nee Reid in “Across Prisciiia ean tn “The | rie Prevost in “A Parisian STRAND “DOUBLE” with je é Woman Who Walked Alone,” but there is no intention to deceive the audience, Instead, a posse of South African constabulary has the wool pulled over its eyes by Cect! Hollan, thes and throws the pursuers off the trail of his innocent master, “The Woman Who Walked Alone” opens Saturday at the Strand, and In the cast is Dorothy Dalton and Wan- da Hawley. COLUMBIA ‘Theater-goers who like to forecast just how every film play will turn out will have their hands full at the Columbia when “The Black Bag,” the new Herbert Rawlinson production, is shown. The pleture is based upon Louls Joseph Vance's novel and is « real mystery play, It keeps the audience in doubt until the very last | worne, "The Black Bag” will be shown for the first time Saturday. It is a Uni. versal picture, oe WINTER GARDEN Mildred Harris, the charming lt tle heroine of “The Firet Woman,” now showing at the Winter Garden, will remain until Saturday night Miss Harris appears to aplendid ad vantage in this picture as a clever young stage star who finds it diffi cult tv really get a start in her chos. en profession Heginning Sunday the new show will be headed by “The Shiek of Araby,” in whiéh the ever popular actor, H, B. Warner, is starred. eee COLISEUM Eddie Gribbon f* the awkward ‘star boarder” of Mack Sennett’s newest feature venture, “The Cross roads of New York,” which is to be the new attraction beginning Satur- day at the Coliseum, As a star comedian Eddie takes a motorcycle out In the heaviest traffic and con gests the thorofare in the simplest but mont effective manner ever seen. Rt ey Terry and Mildred June are the leading feminine players, a LIBERTY Richard Rarthelmeas comes to the Liberty Saturday in a new First Na tional offering, “Sonny.” Henry ‘King, the well known director, who jwan largely responsible for the suc cons of “Tol'able David,” handled the | megaphone for “Sonny” algo and It in nuid to be even better than the previ- joun feature. It boasts an unusually appealing plot, | Margaret Seddon, Patitine Garon and Lucy Fox are in the supporting |cast. OAK | Lovemaking not to the hero's nor liking i a feature of “Dr, the Universal photodrama lwhich will be shown on Saturday the Oak theater. The theme revolves around « poorly balanced marriage nd Frank Mayo is the star player. Children’s amateur night is also a ature of the Saturday show. Herbert Rawlinson'a newest photo. play t# a version of George Bronson “Hands Up.” For the “The Flash | Howard's story screen it will be called | n.” ay. Universal works fast. The day after they bought Jack London's “Abysmal Brute” they signed up Vir. ginia Valli to play the female lead. | Reginald Denny will play the male lead. Priscttla Dean will require a short |time for her burned hands to heal | before starting “Trimmed in Scar het.” Her attempta to rescue | print of “Under Two Flags” from the ‘flames very nearly cost her dear. WANTS y Ay ———4 a difference! Milton Sills has a double in “The ana native servant who dons Milton's It was directed by Jack Con. | the | HE SEATTLE STAR r l COMING TO gether in “The Woman Who urday at the Strand. PAGE 2 THE STRAND Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s THE GROTE-RANKIN GO OTTO F. KEGEL, President FIFTH AT PIKE Aluminum Preserving Kettles Specially Priced THREE ‘sizes of Quality Brand Aluminum PRE- SERVING KETTLES are being featured at very special prices? 8-quart Ske Dorothy Dalton and Wanda Hawley. They will appear to- Walked Alone,” a new Para- mount photoplay, which will be shown for the first time Sat- Ps 10-quart Size 12-quart Size Editor of The Star; Dear Sir; On Friday, May 26th, The Star printed » news story about my Turkens, which are a cross between a turkey and chicken. Since that date I have received many letters and visitors requesting further infor. mation regarding them. I am writing this letter, and hope, if published, i will answer all ques- tons. 1 am ponitive that they are a croms between a turkey and whether it was @ turk chicken I do not know, and no else anywhere knows, one ‘The Turken rooster looks like a small turkey all| of the time, and the hens, when they are excited, spread their tails into | fans, drop their wings to the ground |and look like & small gobbler ail | puffed up. | KNOWN AS RUSSIAN | RUBBERNECKS The Turkens are known In Europe as the Kussian rubbernecks or | Transivania bare necks, getting their jmeme from their original home | When they’ were first crossed or who wan responsible is not known by any one. They are not a new breed, being several hundred years old, but they are not well known, due to the fact that they have been raiged tp the mountains, and also that they @re not @ very attractive looking bird. The favorite question from all per: Ons seems to be, “Are they Just a curiosity or are they good for some: thing?" To my notion they are the beset ALL AROUND FOWL. Bar none. | They are not record breakers when | it comes to laying, but they do tay from 150 to 250 eggs a year, as @ flock average, Their eggs never | weigh less than 26 ounces per dozen. | that ts four ounces per dozen more jthan the standard Leghorn egg—a factor which means. many dollars when the eggs are sold. The shell is a very light browtl, and hard, easy to ship and handle. | Ams @ table bird they are without a superior, Their meat is dark, hax the turkey taste, tender like a chick en, and Ss nearly all breast and legs. If given a chance they will live on green grasn and eat little grain, are great foragers, Uke turkeys or geexe, | but unlike them they are not wander- | |] LAST TIMES TONIGHT LON CHANEY _“THE TRAP” STARTING TOMORROW HERBERT RAWLINSON —IN— “THE BLACK BAG” From L J. Vance's famous Mystery story— It's replete with Romance and Action, Heart Interest and Intrigue bi cor. Pine, Turkey-Chicken Man Tells All About ’Em $1.85 $2.15 You will notice that these are large sizes, and with the opening of the berry season you will find a good | Aluminum Kettle a great convenience for canning ad 4 preserving. —Basement Store | Copper Bottom Boilers Special at $2.15 Each — j A good size Boiler for cold pack canning; made with chonized wood han- dles and tight-fitting lid; on sale Saturday, each $2.15. ore. enough to keep them tn. MORE active than a leghorn. A four-foot high fence ts high They are They are not noiny, like geese or turkeys, altho the rooster will crow louder than a regular rooster. The rooster crows with a lot of vibration. His crow sounds like a crow and gob- ble at the same time, The hens sing like chickens, they are very tame and not scared easily, like leghorns, IMMUNE FROM MITES A few of the breeders, who have | raised them for several years, claim {in print that the turken is immune | from mites, and lice will not thrive | fon them, That's rather strong, but | | 1 will say that I have NEVER seen |}) |@ mite or a Joure myself. I am post. | tive that if they are given half way clean quarters that they will not have any of the pests, which cost the poultryman millions of dollars every year. Why then ff these birds have all of these good qualities have they | never been heard of before? The} most important reason seems to be | that they are not a standard breed, | they are all colors and do not breed} true to col The reason for thitt is they have been crossed and re- cromed with regular chickens, trying to make them a more attractive look- ing bird, with the result that they soon lone thelr good qualities, Now the attempt is being made to breed them with good judgment, and tt will only be a mattér of a few years un: til they will come true to color. At the present time the limited number of turkens that are here are all colors, all breeds, from the Jersey Biack Giant to the little bantams. Effort ts being made to standardize them to about six pounds to the hen and about eight to a rooster, a size) which wiil permit the average family to have a good dinner without too much expense. The young turkeys are very easy to raise, easier, I think, than chick ens, after they are out of the shell, —Basement Store Used Oil Cook Stove at Bargain Prices If you have need for a good Oil Cook Stove for th camp or summer home, you can save rably making your selection from the following used Four-burner Bon Ami, with back shelf. .$15.00 Three-burner Nesco Perfect Wickless... .$18.50 Four-burner Puritan for ............ Two-burner Nesco Perfect Wickless. Four-burner Monarch for ......... Three-burner Monarch for ....... Three-burner Monarch, with shelf.. Three-burner Monarch for .... Four-burner Perfection for .... I have not lost a single one in — brooding this season. The baby GETTING POSTED an ke are fed Mke regular baby| ‘The secretary of the New England | chickens. Anti-Tobacco league said in a recent address in Portland: “Carefully complied statistics show us that for y cigar @ man smokes he short-| s his life three days, while with} every cigaret he shortens his life a week.” A physician, prominent in Port- land, rose with the question: “Are thexe statistics absolutely accurate?” “Absolutely, sir,” said Secretary Wilson. “Why?’ “Because,” replied the M. D. caus- | tically, “if they are, I've been dead imore than 300 year From the Argonaut. winter GARDE | The egen hatch in 22 days, but they | require a lot of moisture, I have to | dip the eggs several times during the jlast week in order to rot the shell, |for the turken shell is the hardest ‘shell I know of. Otherwise, the baby turken will not be able to pick its {way out | They mature at about the same rate as the average Rock or Red, jand lay in about six months. They are good winter layers and are the hardiest fowls known, They would just as soon go out in the snow and rain as they would in good weather, and do so without bad-effects, They jare used to that kind of climate; in (CHILDREN) AMATEURS TONIGHT—8:30 so MARIE PREVO! A PARISIAN SCANDAL COMING—Saturday Only RANK MAYO tn Fi fact, they are about the only kind of fowls that will stand up and thrive THEATRE STARTING in Siberia and European Russia. TOMORROW JERRY WALLER. iF BACK HURTS BEGIN ON SATS Flush the Kidneys at once when Backachy or Blad- der bothers — Meat forms uric acid Today Tomorrow MILDRED HARRIS pr “The F irst Woman” COMEDY — ‘ews Coming SUNDAY— “THR SHEIK OF ARARBY"_ Any Time—10ce—All the Time | | THOS. H. INCE’S Master Work No man or woman who eats meat 66} regularly can make a mistake by e flushing the kidneys occasionally, DAY—LAST TIMES s y y —with— says a well-known authority, Meat forms uric acid which clogs the kid: ney pores so they sluggishly filter or strain only part of the waste and ‘ORD & CO. Rip Van Winkle’s D: “Beyond the Rainbow” *Florence Vidor heodore Roberts poisons from the blood, then you ff ; cies *Lloyd Hughes get sick, Nearly all rheumatism, i. if headaches, liver trouble, nervous: NEW SHOW The hfe drama and ness, constipation, dizsiness, sleep. TOMORROW love story of a weak- lessness, bladder disorders come With er sister. from sluggish kidneys. The Wminent Stage and An answer to bigot- | The moment you feel a dull ache Sereen Star in the kidneys or your back hurts, Jor if the urine ts cloudy, offensive, | full of sediment, irregular of pass- age or attended by a sensation of scalding, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any reliable phar cy and take @ tablespoonful in a |wlass of water re breakfast for ja few days and your kidneys will \then act fine, ‘This famous salts is |made from the acid of grapes and Jlemon juice, combined with lithia }and has been used for generations to flush clogged kidneys and stim. Julate them to activity, also to new ed fathers who con- demv in their daugh- ters what they con- done in their sons. A Funny An In. Snub Pollard teresting | Comedy News # “The Fema IN P And On With a Company of Five ___ In “SPITFIRE” Other Splendid Acts of Last Times Tonight— PRISCILLA DEAN —in— “WILD HONEY” |tralize the acids in urine so it no VAUDEVILLE x |longer causes irritation, thus end PRICES: ling bladder disorders, | . = = 5 Afternoons l Oc | Jad Salts is inexpensive and can- ih reruee Evenings } not injur makes a delightful effer- | vesce nt lithia-water drink which all regular meat eaters should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean nd the blood pure, thereby avold | ng serious kidney complications, | Advertisement. BETTY COMPSON and LON CHANEY In“FOR THOSE WE LOVE” All the Time i