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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
Ny Cleaning, Healing Balm Instant
ly Clears Nose, Head and Throat
Stops Nasty Catarrhal Dis
charges. Dull Headache Goes.
Try "Eiy's Cream Balm"

Try "Eiy's Cream Balm"
Get small bottle anyway. Just
to try it-Apply little to the nos
trils and instantly your clogged
nose and stopped-up air passages
OF the head Will open; you will
breathe freely; dizziness and head
ache disappear. By morningl the ca
tarrh, cold-in-head or catarrhal
sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle OF "Ely's Cream Balm"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
BRYAN HAS SUGGESTION

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Secre-
tary Bryan has decided to recon-
mend the appointment OF Major W.
NJ. Carpenter OF the marine corps.
retired. as commander OF the San
Francisco exposition guards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06

w HATS
HE II f
Claaa a Until Tueaday Nluht

Clasa A Until Tuesday Night
When the WcHt Was Young
Nitakraph drama. Tho Rnilrond
Inspectors Peril" Kalcm drama:
Tho Contents OF the suit Case.
Edlron drama: The Actress aud
Her Jewels" and The Conalablo'H
Daughter" split Lubin comedy
Alhambra Until "Wednesday Night
bleeding Hearts" three-part
feature: Animated Weekly"
worlds news.
Colonial Until Tuesday Night
Panama Canal" fourpart Kline
macolor feature. Our Neighbour,
Sel'g. "A Clever story" pathe.
clemmer Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
Pathc's Weekly and three other
photoplays.
Grand Sunday Until Tuesday Night
"Forlorn Hope" X. ~ drama;
Master OF Himself" American
drama; THE Farmers Daughters"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
BITS OF
GOSSIP
AZ tho Colonial

"1he Panama Canal" fourpart
hnemacolor production. Is the feat.
ute o. the Colonial pin. This pic
turc was taken with the permission
and under the supervision OF the
Uriued states government. and Is
an authentic picture story OF this
stvpendous englneering fcat
Ia addition Ca the work that has
been done by the Americans, all OF
the old French work and machIn-
cry are pictured.
\ very good Idea of the canal
from ocean To ocean Is obtained
from the picture which shows tho
territory. with its flora and vcge.
tation In all OF the natural tints and
colors.
other numbers arc "a Clever
Story" pathe. aud a Sellg called
our Noighhors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06

orators will work for the election
OF Stephen ID. Porter. progressive
candidate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06

Greatly stirred by the danger to
his flock which the announcement
OF the above mclodrama. to be play
ed a, the local theatre. would Ger.
tairly create. the Fcalous young
minister starts 10 prepare or yigor.
Gus sermon against g. On second
Thought he decides 70 first see the
play himself. and secretly steals
from home on the nigh, OF tho per
form ancc.
His daughter. stenographer and
cook arrive at the same conclusion.
and they also. with their young
men. attend the performance.
the simultaneous Homecoming
or these seven people after the
play produces very funny situa.
ton. which is brought to a climax
by the arrival OF an usher with the
ministers coat.
This, In short. ls the story OF the
two-reel comedy playing at the
Dream this week.
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Tho Rebellion. pup,l-


Aside from the special appeal OF
this Reliance reel subject because
~ the popularity OF the clever little
Anna Langhlin. Il tells an inter.
estlng backwoods story.
Peggy. played by Miss Laughlln.
Is the untamed laughter OF a family
known as the wild Bartous"
Although is years OF age. she nj.
tends school for want OF something
better TO occupy her time. She
falls In love with the handsome
young teacher and annoys him BY
her mischievous pranks.
He Is at last compelled TO punish
her. little imagining what the blow
OF his ruler upon the palm OF her
hand means to her breaking heart.
She tells her ruffian father without
realizing what II will mean. and the
school teacher Just escapes death at
his hand. But the near.traEedy gives
birth to romance that places Peg
KY In the arms OF her schooimaster
for the rest OF her life.
The Rebellious Pupil will be re-
leased October H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06

Dance q, Dreamland tonight.-Adv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
The serpent's Fang"

The Serpent's Fang" Is the name
OF the feature for the Class A next
Wednesday. IL Is a two-rcel Great
Northern release and is a story o,
the CIRCUS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-19

even three or four moro inches develop
ncrt NARY =
The only thing ! know OF that piil de.
volop the bust without increa snlg the Size
of The hips. or without putting on hesh
where not needed. Ia prescription put 10
bv The DT. Kelly Co. ctpcclaiiy for srnai
and undoyclopcJ breasts II IS The dis
coveTy ol 4 woman phycici.n whose prac-
tlcc was largely smoeu her own sex aud
in most eases increases The bust lncs1Yre
from four 20 ElS inches n q month Send
l0c 10 The pr Kelly Co. Dept. Sle-A.C.
Bunalo \. T.. and they viii send you q
trial package o, tho treatment without
charge This T. said 10 be o. great vslue
~ cases of arrested Development o! tie
hust a.d VIII give n fuli. beautiful form
without anyone knowing that the treat
mont was used.
Many mothers have told me that after
the baby had been Wcaucd. The breasts Ue.
came llabby and shruukcp. but the use of
Dr. kely's prescription mado them fuli
and nrn DO not use pads or burt forms
a. they mover look natural and have bad
ctrcct upon tho general health. Ncithct
would ! recommend o.iiiarv fegh build
crs or tonlcs. as They Increase the hips
and limbs and wIth the present STYLES the
| form should DC slender everywhere cx-
cept a generously developed bust
advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-19
The Selfishness of Women
BY W1NIFRED BLACK

But they are almost nothing TO each
other now. The man is Just the per-
son who pays the wonan's bills, and
the woman Is just the person who
Keeps house for tho man and makes Il
showing for him in the box at the
theater now and then when an out
of-town customer brings his wife
along to do the fall buying
happen 10 know a good deal about
this pair of youngish people, ana I'm
Sorry-tor the wife. for It is the hus-
bands fault entirely.
II happened this way: The first
year all went merry as silver we'd
ding bell They didn't go out much,
and when they did 20 they went to-
Sether. The man talked over his bust
ness with the wife and the wife didn't
have u thought that was not shared
with the husband.
Then there came "A partner q mart
ner who didn't believe In women. He
tod tne young husband never to tell
ms wife anything that happened at
the Office. never 10 let her know now
much money he was making, never 10
allow. her too close 10 his affairs. and
inc husband. being an agreeable
gander. listened TO the partner and
Kept his own counsel.
Ihe VIE was puzzled. hurt. unhap-
py, The partner got husband to toln
the country club, IL brought business.
he said, and every time the two men
not two, but every day, And AT
night the husband went home so tired
no one could get word oct OF him.
IL was hard on the young wife. She
with her-too tired. he said, md so he
was-too tired with the amusement he
found entirely away from his wife and
his home
He didn't want visitors: they bored
him unless they talked golf or bust
ness He didn't like music in the eve
ning: 1t lasted too long and he want
ed 10 SO. To bed early. He grew. brown
and sunburned and well, and seemed
very happy. but his wife grew thln
and pale and seemed very lonely.
one day the vlfe's sister came Ia
Visit, and before she went away she
had the wife interested In bridge.
tnep IN a readihs club. then in a lit
Tie private theatrical affair Every
nigh; was engaged-and every after
noon. too.
And husband was delighted, he
didn't have TO hurry home from the
there til later than nc. He was proud
OF her new friends. proud OF her non
ulerity. and he didn't see that size
was getting 70 be an utter stranger.
with him.
She saw IT,. though. and IL hurt
her bitterly that such an arrange
men, should De Just what he wantea:
so She plunged deeper and deeper
Into all kinds OF amusement, ali kipSs
of eNtTayaGances. all kinds OF friend
ships; all kinds OF absorbing fads.
she haa no time: no thought, 40
Place IN her life for her husband at
AL. except when the bills faIl due,
Inc other day ] saw hsr at lunch
con IN a downtown restaurant With
man oit Younger that herself She
seemed very much amused nj tbc
stoTies be wae not too tired nor too
ABSORBED 70 tell her. I wonder when
hsr nusgsad will wake up and see
VIM: ne has lost and how he lost lt2
Seinsn, the modern woman? Well.
so she rs. but doesn't she have Il, live
with the modern maD7
rs tne mooern woman always en-
tTely 10 blame for her idle solnsh
ness. ! wonder:
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n MEXICAN women are growing
~ selfish, says Mrs. Rida John
~ son Youns'
Growing, Mrs. Johnson I
thought they hadn't far to so
in that direction. The we'll to do
American woman seems TO live almost
entirely for her own pleasure. II she
likes bridge she plays it. If she fan
cies golf she buys bag OF sticks and
spends every hour she can on the
links. If she's fond OF motoring.
or If she wants to make as Sood a.
showing as her neighbor. she gets a
car somehow. anyhow--but she gets
a car.
II may run her husband into debt,
that car; It may paint wrinkles on his
forehead and draw deep lines around
his mouth: IL may almost break up
the home by the pickering 1t makes.
but she gets that car and rides In IL.
too every step OF the way TO every
where.
Clothes She'll hive the best she
can get, no matter IL her old mother
has to live In a cheap boarding
house somewhere and do her own
washing in the wash bowl when tho
lsndlady Isn't looking-all to get
clothes for herself-clothes which
simply emphasize the fact that she
isn't young enough or pretty enough
TO wear them with any sort OF grace
Beauty treatment Half the wom-
EN- OF the wellto-do class have gone
absolutely crazy about the face mas
sage, hair brush aud manicure fad
They are wheedled and fooled out OF
incredible sums by tho beauty doctors
who fairly bristle in all the shopping
streets.
Boarding houses are packed with
idle women who spend the mornings
combing out pet poodles and the att
crnoon5 at the matinee, and every
penny they can lay hold OF at the
ice cream places when they begin.
and al the cocktail places before they
get through.
Idle, empty headed. selfish. II the
whole tribe of them should suddenly
take some virulent form OF pestl!ence
at some OF their beauty parlors and
die off In day the world would never
In!sS them
The Iandladies would hive To drum
up new boarders som chow. and the
poodles would have 10 comb their own
hair, but the real world-the great
big world. where utun and woven
strive. and love, and suffer. and for
give, and work, and succeed, and fail.
and hope, and despair-would never
even know they were gone,
True for you, Mrs. Johnson. very.
very true: but are not the men as
bad?
know woman who started out
TO be a very good wife. An excellent
mother, and woman Of some use IN
the world. She married a good fellow.
too, very good fellow, kind. sffec-
tiouate. appreciative. devoted, Every
one said they ought TO be very happy.
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call me away, and I shall have TO
iorego The other parties We had ar
ranged.
\ blue twinkle PLAYED beneath the
shaggy white eyebrows II found the
kilograms. he said. II never Salg
the girl AGAIN. Two or three years
later my aunt wrote me tho girl had
married year later her husb8 nd
Killed himself You may think this
picture Overdrawn, but believ.
that the girls narruwncss and
se.ishncss drove him 90 suicide
had been saved by cigar. You
needn't tell me that II was an ~
surmountablo principle with her If
she were interested lr = man she
could have weancd him from. Or
reasoned him out of his so-callcJ bad
habits. But her motto was. no
compromise. but instant surrender
THAT girl would never have bccr
interested IN y mans interests. She
would have forced him 20 assume an
interest in hers. II he had wanted u
chair placed in the southwest corner
OF the room she would have SLAMMED
II down In the northwest corner. She
was a foruinst girl argumentatiyr
and coutumaCious. They arc cool
women but bad wives Thut's tho
story always tell the girl who's
thinking OF taking Il husband
SELFISH Yes. Mulish2 Yes again.
But II s. also manlite and no
creature has yet been invented for
woman To marry, save man.
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Drives OFF a Terror.

The chief ezecutioner of dealb n rms
winter ano spring months is pueumo.
mia. Its advance agents are colds and
grip. Iu any attack by one of these
maladies no time should be lost Ia taI
ing the best medicine obtainable ~
drive it off. Countless thousands have
found this to be DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery. "My husband believes it has
kept him from having rpeEmouis three
or four tines writes Ms. George Y
Place, Rawsonville, VT, "and far
coughs, colds and Group we have never
found its equal - Guaranteed for ali
bronchial affections Price so CENTS
and $l.00. Trial bottle free at Schrnmn
Johnson, drugs. Advertisement.
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Answer; no not worry about your
Theumatlsm. as that can be very easily
cured by using the following Get al the
drug store the ingredients named and
mix thoroughly and take teaspoonful AZ
meal time and again at bed time aud you
VIII soon bes, entirely cured OF that DIS
chase . drains OF iodide of potassium
one hall ounce o! wine Of colchicum. (
drams OF sodium salicylate. l os. comp.
fluid balmwort: oI. comp. essence car
dioi, and o1s. OF syrup sarEaparllla. This
mas cured thousands and am sure IL will
cure you.
Musician asks: Can you tell me
now TO overcome bronchial trouble
which manifests Itself arter singing. b.
tickling IN The throat. hoarseness and
Answer: Obtain a bottle OF essence
mentho-laNene and use 1t pure. or make
into cough syrup by mixing with ord
TaT nary granqlated Ss5 ,a. sugar syrup or honey
company the package. II makes 3 full
pint OF effective. pleasant cough syrup
and cures ali throat and bronchial trou-
Mrs. G. e" writes: II suffer a great
deal With stomach disorders Heavy feel
ana gas on stomach. etc. Am restless
and irritable. Afraid TO eat a hearty
meal; Sometimes great pain. fear ap-
pendicitis.'
Answer; The neglect OF constipation
and indigestion " the most frequent cauFe
OF appendicitis. II Is better 30 prevent
than TO cure by an operation. advice
that YOU obtain tablets triopeptine and
take according 10 directions accompany
Ing sealed carton They are pink white
and blue. 10 be taken morning, noon and
OF appendicitis could be prevented b.
using triopoptlne intellisentiy
Mrs. c. g." writes. Can YOU pre-
Ia IN. -
nervous; hystcrlcal, thin and getting
thinner? Have little appetite sud am
restless day and night"
Answer: The following. II used for
several weeks win gradually restore and
strengthen your nervous system: Com
pound syrup OF hypcphosphites, ; oss.
tlnctu:c cGaOmene J oL. mot cardamon)
NiN, shake well and take a teaspoonful
before each meal.
TX. X. r." asks: II am growing more
stout as ! GET older and weigh 80 pounds
too much now. | am alarmed and war.
70 reduce. Please advise what TO take"
Answer. You need not be alarmed II
YOU viii begin taking 5.srain arbolene
the rate OF a pound day after the fret
few days. Amy druggist can supply them
in sealed tubes VIA. f9n directions.
Poor IL writes; "My health is vcry
poor on account Of a !ongstandins con
siipatior: J have TO use pills or some.
something tc lake that Viii cure Chronic
Answer: Constipation Is probably The
cause o. more illness than any other
thing Most remedies only relieve The
trouble and never cure. I always pre-
scribe three grain suipherb tablets inoT
sulphur fablcts), and have found them
most reliable and gradually curative
Tbey act plea sanity aud tone mp the bow
Us and liver, while purifying the blood
meDC
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7
each meal and your child VIII soon be
cured OF bedwettins' Comp. huid palm
! wort, o.; hpcture cuoebs dram
| tinc,ure rhusaromattc. drams.
la Rue" writes; For many years
have suffered with stomach ana bowel
trouble. which has been caused by, Sc
in meP PS0r condition what can DC '0"s '0'
Answer; II you follow the directions
given below You will soon be well aud
strong again. Obtain the following from
shaking well. then take iesspooniul
| four times daily: syrup sarsaparlla
comp, oss.; comp. nuId baimwort.
or: fluid ext Buchu, ] or Use In con-
nection with this the following local
| treatment: Get 2-oz package of anti
septic vilane powder and make catarrh
| balm by mixing one ounce OF lard or
| powder and use in the nostrils daily. Also
make a wash OF one pint OF warm water
i and ope-half teaspoonfui OF Nnane pow
| III the nostrils are thoroughly cleansed
and your trouble will soon be gone,
Elsie NJ writes; Il have such short
| striuGy Struggling hair and my scalp ls
full OF dandrun Please advise what TO
do
Answer: The nes, advice can offer Is
simple Get at . wei ;tockedd % GFps iI ito.e
/
tions accompanying. and use II regularly.
II promotes a healthy, vigorous growth OF
hair aud cures dandrun itching scalp,
lustrcless hair and stops falling hair. IL
the hair is harsh and struggling II re-
stores a soft. nuify appearance, and
brluss back the intense natural color
"Hazelle" says: Il would certainly ap-
preciatc something that would Increase
my weight, and take away that langpio
feeling which am subject 10 most OF
the tifne, Ms blood Is weak and watery
and my appetite is poor.
Answer: Your condition is very easily
overcome Il you viii follow the directions
given below. ASK your druggist tor
three-graln hypo-nuclsuo tablets and
take according TO the directions and your
weight Will increase. These tablets pro-
mote assImi!s tion. absorption and aid d.
gestion, transform the complexion and
figure, They are prescribed by physicians
and arc perfectly harmless. They should
be taken regularly FOR several months and
you can depend upon gaining flesh and
that languid feeling wIll vanish COM
pleteiy.
I'D. T.. G." writes: my rheunatisn is
getting worse all the time. ! am getting
80 stiff that 1t makes IL very hard for
me 10 get around
tadvcTth
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THIEvEs may como and thieves

THIEVES may como and thieves
may so. but "Way Down East"
goes on forever. That somewhat
Nacuous observation is excited By
the colnc!dent return OF the favorlte
rural dra ma. after many prosperous
gears away from Broadway. and the
production of 'Blackbirds." the latest
crook play and FIRST new piece OF
1913. WAY Down East entered
Nsw, York wsth street parade"
ably have done, but did not Such
an uDcommoniy good company as
Henry Miller has assembled might
well strut up and down tho streets
In celebration Of its merits. At the
head arc Laura Hope Crews and III.
-. Warner with Ada Dwyer. sydney
Valentine, Mathllde Cottrelly and
such performers filling IN the ranks.
But above all is Henry Miller. com
mandinE as finished an ensemble as
inc most eEacllug critic could de-
sire.
Crooks, ] need hardly say, are very
fashionable this season. No we'll
dressed drama is complete without "a
few Harry James Smith supplies
lis with an enga ging youthful couple
OF them, with garnturc OF minor
criminals. = gorgeous Pole miss
Crews) arrives in New York after a
successful transatlantic voyage. She
Is a smugglor and when she be-
unexpected diamonds as the magic
coins Marshall Wilder produces al a
children party. Like the Iady of the
song. she mas rings on her fingers
and bells on her toes. Her coiffure
coUceals an Invaluable diamond neck
lace, and the false heels OF her
French slippers hold a fortune In un-
cut gems! Upon all OF which Col
lector Loeb smiled, from an upper
box.
We are made to understand that
in spite OF her profession, the Pol,
ish young woman Is n good girl"
But on the ship she met her fate.
lie is Harry Warner; which AZ least
short OF the best It appears that in
the moonlight. TO the music OF .he
waves. they spooned on the richard
hardinGdavis" deck of the liner What
picture Trey must have made
land. he pursues her ardently. But
she knows herself unworthy. She
eudeavors TO evade him fIc viii
not be put of. Then she must tell
his. over this they squab6io in in
superb self-rishteousness Finally she
wins. With arms outstretched on n
huge table-her eyes bright. her
hair dIsordered, her face distraught-
she tells him her mother faded away
in early youth and so she-Ah. she
grew mp 10 be a sn1uggler. IL was
Fate. But, bark, he, too, has a.
story, Father was blue. blue-blood~
cd Baron Trasb, Ills true bat who
was mother? All. mother was the
gardeners daughter. They married
her on the run TO the head coach
man. And thus was Harry Warner
born! A cruel fate brought him up
among the children OF the servants.
while he should have been nurtured
n The ran, Why, then, should he
not have become n card sharp?
HAVING established tho ethics OF
IL 'BlaclSbirds," the rest is easy
SallinG. On lnn .hln lLn a.-..l-l.. IL
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The Doctors Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
BY Or. LEWIS BAKER.

DT OF'' ~ W 10 CNNENs
Inc questions answered below are gen
erai In character tho symptoms or dis
cases are given and the answers will ap-
ply to any case Of similar nature.
Those wishing further advice free, NAV
address Dr. Lewis Baker, College Bldg.
College. Elwood SITS. Dayton. o.. enclosing
elt-addressed stamped envelope for re-
ply. Full name and address must be Civ
en-, but ouly initials or fictitious name viii
oo used IN my answers. The prescrip.
lions can be filled at any weli-stockcd
drug store Any druggist can order o..
wholesaler
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To Develop the Bust

To Beauty Ed.
Tor am 50
ashamed of ms
thih bust that I
a3nt TO ask you
II there s. ary
harmless way 70
Javeicp u. Ms
hips aud the rest
% ny hody are
TicSt for the
present SfyIer
and I 20 not want
them any larger
but my bust IS 90
aat that I rou,d
trr anything that
-ts-s homo Dr
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a basis. = lIttle LATER, in h.a scLoo.
days. Maurice made a play o. them.
Then, as years went on. hc forgot
about IT, casting lt aside like toy
nc had outgrowu, \ year ago ne
brought Il out; he and his mothcr
went over e.; and II was produced iU
Paris Now II comes to rs IN prose
translation by Austin StrouG. called
~ Good Little Deyil" and staged
r. Dalid se.ase2,, ,gyoont Gon I 22LerI9es
touched the little fantasy with the
ma sic wand Of his genius. This rec
ord of success might have had a very
different tale 20 tell.
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New YORK, January IS. 1919
z FEATHERS" By Eugene
ter tAstor thCatcr.r