The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 15, 1924, Page 5

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Special.......... $1.50 30 GOLF EARWIG BAIT, THIS $5.40 FLOOR $109 POLISHING OUTFIT for 4 JOHNSON’S FLOOR POLISHER 1 PINT OF JOHNSON’S LIQUID WAX 1 PINT OF JOHNSON’S KLEEN FLOOR You can easily keep your floors and linoleum just like with this wonderful brush. a THE SEATTLE Villain for Husband They’re Best Kind, Says Elsie Ferguson; Weds One; Kisses Instead of Hisses Now STAR \ her husband, Frederick Worlock villain, and ip as ENLE Elsie Ferguson (left) in his make BY MAURICE Jonce more on the pleture showing (N. BA. Service Staff Writer) | Worlock with his crop of sta GREAT NECK, N.Y, May 15-—| whiskers and she confidently belives If you must have a villain in your|many will think he failed to 4 life ulm! You may hiss the|card them when he left the stage of bewhlake wish in|"*fhe Moonflower’ when that show , ¢ all] n, thene stage: | talk husbands. — | did on's marriage to Fred: |ta erick Worlock, the villain of her laat play, “The Moonflower," still ts making Broadway burs. ‘The mar. quiet one, with only a It took plact this sub: marry red gent you beautiful star ts rel: about her private life at in her of only ting relationship between any two people must be be firm com. pantonship Worlock is an English actor. only American appearances have been in “The Wheel of Life’ and “The Moonflower,”’ both of which starred Miss Ferguson. the best pay t inion t His riage wan a few. frie present in Miew Ferg ultra-fashionable oh’s home tn New York And here the villain are passing thelr SS BRIE IS LOYAL TO PRISONER |Seeks Release of Husband urban town. and hin bride honeymoon eat Neck “And why show make good hust guson, every reas of } They make no pretense of being perfect on the stage. They are thoroly human. I to me there is them to make the] It seem: best unbands stage here to be 80 faultless in| sailed After Marriage private life } tage villains While her husband, Harold A. M viewpoint of life been Murtrie, was arr d within a few nature . angle hours after her marriage, April 3 course, there is utterly } between an actor's part on the stage| ®t Bolse, Idaho, on suspicion of hay land his conduct private life, «till, | ing violated the Mann act, and has; generally spea strange that | been in jail since, Vera Bronson Mc many stage heroes with | Murtrie, 20, young and pretty, but a! ather vil-| bit distilusioned, is exerting every ef-| every virtue have proved lainous husha and that villain t to obtain his release i on the stage iy hi Once he in released, then the future most lo husbands once they) must take care of itself, she said ‘took off thelr whiskers and left the | Thursday | tage door. 5 | The two, traveling together, mo-| Besides, warns Miss Ferguson. ©0n-| tored to California last’ Desemben, | alder the tempt confronts }the sleek matineeddol. Most of them have five or six secretaries answering | having violated the Mann act. Hut mash notes from infatuated women. the two had been married just a few And how about the villain? . Is ‘be | hours earlibr, Officers learned, how bg ae hao hry eee | ever, that McMurtrie, who was trav | Pale Fiennes is. bes naturediy| Clune under the name of McFarland, | Pre . was wanted in Seattle for selling a peeved at the unexpected prominence | Tor Nin Ut. eae |Worlock. “She belleven that an ac|, ide BY side with the youth's young treas’ private life is entirely her own | Dride is his aged father, who in work: | |and that it doesn’t concern the public |!" for hin release. He has paid the in any way. | mortgage money, and hopes to obtain} & suspended sentence for the boy, he! | sald. UGLY PIMPLES R's “SCREAMS _ SIMPLY VANISH ROUT THUG | Spread « little healing, pence A tall burglar who entered the fon tha’ then up thru Idaho, where her hus-| band was arrested on suspicion of cane |TRAT ) Poslam over those un-| home of A. J. Mallory, 1813 Queen laightly pimples tonight. 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Knit, $1.95 Radiwm, $1.69 Radium, 40 inches wide and in desir- able lingerie colors. men’s 6ilk Dept—Upper Main Floor In Millinery at $1.95. Second Floor Athletic Union Suits 89c or 8 for $2.50 Athletic style garments made of ex- tra fine quality cross bar nainsook, with heavy elastic ribbed back. These sell regularly for $1.00. Cotton ments. Men's Dept.—Main Floor—Just Inside the Door 3 to4 Women’s Hose of silk silk and glos, in black 2to3 Woolens; 150 yards of 40-inch wool Granite Crepe in gray, tan, cocoa and brown. Ideal for skirts and dresses. Formerly $1.50'a yard. For this hour in thé Woolens Dept. " 5c ° A yard: « Milliners’ Trimmings, including slightly solled flowers amd fruits, will be offered for quick clearance this hour in the Millinery Dept. Sizes are 8% to 10. are slightly imperfect. iery Dept. 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