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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-08
T0DAY'S VESSEL
MOVEMENTS MERE
ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE

Jan D. ). s Morning Star. from
Vancouver. -. C.. At 4:15 q. m. Jan.
Schooner J w. elise from
Dunedin. thence Sept -. Via Port
Townsend in tow tug Tyee at 6 30
q. m. bark " - Flint. from Hon.
olulu. thence Drc =. via Port
Townsend. in tow tug Richard
Holyokc at 8 y. m. s. : Admiral
Schley. from San Francisco at 3
a. m Valdez. from san Francisco
yia Vancouver. IS G.. at 3 as p. m. +.
rnkai Maru 40. ,. from Nladivos.
tok. via Kobe. n 2:I5 J.. m. sag.
NAV. from San Pedro AT 10 a IN. /.
barge No %. from San Franciso.
via Port Angeles. IN tow OF tug
Chehalis and Defender. at 5 30 a.
a.: barge General Fairchild. from
Anyox. s. G.. in tow OF tug King.
fisher at > .. m $ $ Cmatilla.
from Everett. at 6 a. m Fulton
and Eastholm. from Vancouver. y.
G.. at . m Stanley Dollar. from
Tacoma. at noon; Prince George.
from Anyox. B G.. via ports. at
2 40 d. IN
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WANT AD RATES

Per lime pcr Insertion .....
SIN Insertions fur thv price ot f'N'
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stall -. no. standard white Eranu
lated sugar bsc stan -. fresh pasteur
rod milk &c ct. 60 pt stall g. 7sc stec
cut coffee so bulk. &c ~ Ice toilet
paper &C. rolls lac. rolls GOO stall
81 our own fresh churucd butter 3se 20.
lbs 'i15 stalls T1-1t fancy apples
NC box onions 2 ms Toe; sweet potatoes
&C. Ib grapefruit FOR &c. bananas iS,
doz lemons dor Csc stalls ISIS
soc child's rubbcrs $50 large rolls whit,
81 80. stall 1871. lbs green ground
bone. i5c stall 1903. 1sc can Hawaiian
sliced pineapple. for Sc. lSc can,
salmon. FOR s5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-08

roR SALE t0-ACRE DAIRY RANCH.
orchard some stock. For particulars
write L. @ w Route No. ? nox G..
snohomish. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-08

stall So fresh granulated sugar ) lbs
Ssc. pure pasteurizcd milk. &c pit. &c at
stall 4. pot roast. loo H. boiling beef. Sc
~ round steak itc n; sirloin steak
i5c 10. stalls T-N-l2 hest Jap rice. De N
lbs rolled oats. 2sc, 2 large cans string
loss beans. ebc. tomatoes or peas loc can.
large can hlackbcrfies or pears gee.
cans Eastern corn. csc. cans siftcd peas
25c. Norwegian sardiucs. Zoe can. 8 lbs
split navy beans. Csc stan AZ good
Washington creamery butter 2>c III
lbs, zoe; y. y. Premier sharp cheese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-08
GERARD ASKED FOR
HIS BERLIN talk

WASHINGTON. Jan. S-The
state department cabled Ambassa-
dor Gerard at Berlin. requesting a
report OF speech he IL said 10
have made At the banquet OF the
American Association OF Commerce
and trade at Berlin last Saturday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-08

stall T. shoulder ~ prime lamb l5c H.
stall .. sugsr cured corn beef Toe H.
stalls 4G-fS, fresh solcs Zoe H. lbs
eac, Columbia river salmon. Toe H. .
lbs. 25c Zoblcs stall l05. alb can lte-
liancc coffee with cans spice free. $40.
stall ISL, am pickles roc at stan $50.
Blue lubbon bread. 9 loaVcs iic stalls
1l-ll'. Jonathan apples. regular rec
ones Toe. Stall iaf-iaN. % largo cans car
nation milk. Poe stall $50 sac t.ipton's
tea, soc stan i29 pure Yakima honey.
Toe glass. Zoe pit, t5c at, with SC rebate
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CORNER

stall ioe. hest Washington creamery
butter. t2c H.. ibs SSc 6 lbs 81 90,
choice creamery butter. sac No.. lbs
$500: best ranch eggs tsc doz. 9 doz
S5c; fresh ranch pullet eggs SNc doE.. Q
doz T5c: No I storage eggs 35C doz.
sic coffee 80 10. stall ile. lamb chops
lbs a5c. good steak. ~ &c H.. weiners
lbs csc stalls lS-e5. hest white lauu-
dry SOAP Q bars Zoe. fresh ginEersns ps
Ice III. zoe bottle catsup. ibc. cans
minced CLAIMS. 2Sc. stan H. fresh her
ring . lbs lac. salt Alaska herring
for i0c. fresh salmon. l6c H.. fresh halt
hut. DC III, ling cod, lee No.. baby smclts
100 ID lbs SOC.
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SANITARY

stall -. lbs rolled oats or rice Csc.
Z pkEs macarOni or spaghetti. 2sc; lbs
farinR CSC. pkgs Jelly powder i5c
blach-eycd beans ioc n; I lbs Eastern
butkwhest flour &c stall 10. fresh but
tor. toc 10 nov comb honey. Ice. Ger
man brick cheese. for ssc stall -
fancy potatoes. 81 so sack; onions : lbs.
Zoe. apples soc box. delivered
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PUBLIC MARKETS


flour ~ 90 aack. strictly frcsh ranch
eggs 4oc doz fine creamery butter lbs
7bc. lamb stow. Toe 10 veal outlets. l2tRC
~. : zwichack, iac No.; whole wheat bread
&C loaf. kclloEg's ktumblcs. Sc pkg
Ghirard"lti'H chocolate, t-lh. can &c
fresh herring. lbs poe; sples o lbs Sc,
black cod lbs Toe, saucrkraut tSc at,
oranges zoe and zoe doz.s sweet relish
Dc ut
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SAILED FROM SEATTLE

Jan s-Schoouer Stimson. for
Honolulu. from Ballard. In tow Of
tug Tillicum. at 10 80 a m, :. :.
Admiral Schley. for Tacoma. al 4
% m. Turret Crown. for Mukilteo.
m ton OF tug Kingfisher. at :. 80
"a. M Jan IS. 5. Selkirk, for
Vancouver. n G.. at g. =. m.
prince George for AnyoN y. c.
va ports. al midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-08

Women. use your credit. Open a
charge account will give you
credit and will make IL easy for you
10 outfit Yourself In anything you
NAV need In Hair Goods You can
paw on easy terms
Try our Hair Restorer for
bleached. dyed. gray and faded hair
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LOVE LETTERS
NOT ISSUE IN
CASE, He SAYS

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. g.
Charges that District Attorney
Charles Fickert is trying TO BE-
cloud the issue in the trial OF
Thos. J. Money. alleged pre-
psredness parade bomb con-
spirator, by dragging in the
private affairs OF prospective
witnesses for the defense were
made today by Maxwell Nc
Mutt. counsel for the defense.
The charges were called forth
rs publication OF letters seized in
tn, district attorneys recent raid
OF the offices OF The Blast. a rad
ical paper here published by Als&.
rnder Berkman. These included a
letter from Geo. = West. former
investigator for the federal rela-
iions committee and personal let
ter from Berkman TO Miss Eleanor
Fitzgerald. which was couched in
cndearing words.
As a matter OF fact" said Nc
Nutt. Berkman will probably newer
be a witness His economic views
or personal love letters are not the
Issue. which Is whether five limo
cent persons are to be sent TO
rison
Sunday Fickert announced that
In one OF Berkman's letters had
been found an entry OF $500 paid
TO George w" which. he assert
ed. meant George =. West.
Seic Sculberg. a member of the
executive committee OF the Inter
national Workers Defense league.
which Is the defense, declared to-
Jey. that West is not George w
The man is a special investigator.
whose identity cannot be revealed
now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-08
DANCE HALL CASE DROPPED

Superior Judge Tallman sustain
cd demurrer Monday in the case
against Egitio Amsldo. dance hail
proprietor indicted by the king
county grand jury on a charge o,
conducting a public nuisance,
throwing the case out of court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-08
PUBLIC NOTICES

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN THr
undersigned has made application to
maintain q blacksmith shop AZ SEQ
Shilshole ave. lot 90 block 20. Gilman
Park Addition. Anyone desiring To pro-
test against such occupation viii file
such protest at tho office OF superiutcn-
dent Of buildings prior To january Is
1919 q. \ johnson Lessee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-08
LOTS FOB SALE

EAST QUEEN ANNE BARGAIN
- STORY. t.foum house. 90 lot
F0Kina running from street Geo street
both streets graded and cement side
waihs iH foundation - cement piers
ard There 10 basement atr1tt fine
ai.H ~ lake linton aud She cascade
mountains taxes last scar were tLE.
rgrrhaser % assume assessments %
tltf. payable under iorYsar plan. All
fares and assessments raid Go date. on
car lines ana only 10 minutes from
dove "a fnwr rhis piece is bargain at
81 $50 either 80 home % res sp~cu-
iatinu ftentr- ruw fHr $50 month
The terms are 500 cash. art balance
so month and interest. ~ sou want
real bargain. come in and let ne show
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5-hoRE POULTRY RANCH

q. mile from lake and y y
railway. good soil small house.
fine view Price stoo terms $40
down s. monthly Apply Burke
& Farrar. Kirkland. just opposite
end ~ Madison park ear line
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FACTORY HAIR STORE

! tOl D lrst ave
bring in or
mail ma your
cut hair or
CombiugB We
M a n u facturc
vcrythiuE that
ia " orn in hair
goods
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h%b rt.tItt pNANT
fhta famous phfsnutsgisf reads fuur o..
tirn Iifa FROM thr cradle Cos old aEr Just
80 %" head indicates Flssa tou hafs.
farts tolls sou ahAf has passed lp NE
shat iH happ~uiug eifhuut ashlug q
single 4uesfi she does mot tsil things
tn pI~as~ hut resds thlnEa fust as the
heed iHfiHatrH feIfs .Hu shat planets
f"H we're BORN untrI fN~ lurbt and uU-
iu.kf pisHrtH aHrr and ~ huHn fuu " ffI
marry artfIr7 and rtulatrs love family
troubles uaffIasra dtsvtrr heaitt
Husinsss is suite 800 atafIHus iutr 80
furnfs transactions 90 ali htuds in fact
no matter b hat fuuf hope tear af a.
hilton come 20 this noted phrsroIorisf
unt rnd help There IL ne need fur
anyone - be unsurressFut Ter advice
removes af trouble She guarantee
sa'itfaFfinn ~ $500 charge Her F~atthE~
49, strictly confidential sau and CON.
sHit her free N4pm FgAtiran nIdE
1878 Wesfiake pfNs. huufs 10 ~
H
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G. a L. Market. hamburger Zoe lb
got roast Toe 10 stall a. iutcfsk 10,
10 ripe olives geo pt stall - butter
milk Toe Eai. milk &C qt. &c 81 stall
&c. lemons roc doE grapefruit g fof
zoe stan 81 smeits. 2 lbs iic stall ia.
fresh Washington creamery butter. SO
lb stall 90 cottage cheese zoe lh. kip
perrd salmon. Sc 10. sugar stall Japan
.-e head rice 9 lbs ssc Swedish matches
q rn
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N m REID q 20

WANTED IS gEHsoSs WHO WISH TO
buy homes Go write 60 sicklfH Han
nan Hnihrif. Wash 20 learn w hat tu-
dursfnruts Iloihrli. on tho brick has to
offer
roR sALE or TRADE -ttIs EACH
two lots. l5th n = Love Main 4sfs
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PINI STREET

FOR iarv stall iss. ekKs strictly fresh
night from tho ranch. SO dog
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-08

WANTED TO ADOPT HAHY Soy
90 years. hroun halr preferred IA
arrss 80 sisr
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LOST AND FOUND
~ HELP WAHTED-nALE
Are You
l. Looking for
Help?

Tui should come.
tf once We have
fh~ beat Chinese
reatueat 60 cure
atArrh % the
Throat ard Lunss.
liver kidney and
bladder Bheuma
ism Blood Dls
% rdsr and atI
chronic Disorder
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MADAM kIpI
TIE Wonderful
EGYPTIAN
TREMENDOUSLY

Sos iurHtstihf Room
Elliott Hotel
Ftrst and rik~
reads suur head
ilst as it Indicates
from fhe cradle 10
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ATroRNEYs-PATENT

FRED +. CORN -ra'so, 1870. ,',o,.
secured or tec refunded fei central
Ridx Main $50 Free book on rsie1l.
Cook & NNrWENV PATENT ArfuN
r~ys Smith Htdk
Mason. Fenwtck Lawrence tte burke no
@~,A~s~NNr>~-Nl~ 4~--~e~~N0N~s~~eNr~0N-~NfN
nANkC
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RAGrtNE rl.AVINu TAtuHr 40 TO =
tsssnns success guarants@d tQs.ses
rantaxes UidE
ssc MERCHANT iyNCtr WILLARD
cate Seventh ard linton
WAFFtNEHs LfEs ~ Married ifFE
Ar~ you inusiYf Joir Seattle Hrliabts
Frisudnhtp club Ladies' tree Ada 4
Evans "a triton. AT "
Az GREE~E. At MOTEL HOLLAND.
Ta4rth -rd Jrffsrssn. just back q
court house is easily snd quickly
reached f1r miri~tefai services FRI.
vats parinr~ Phone NaiH ktaf.
LADIES IS TROUBLE NAvE TINE ANp
money by ralftux 1919 tfnadaay
0ENrIENAN a. Wt4HEs TO MET
middle aged iHff from SEQ 90. OBJ
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2s-ApaermgNTs. uNFUR.
q CHILDREN BOARDED

81 LRwRENCE-s AID MODERN
spattn~nis csl isss flsnth sys
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NINE. VICTORIA

NINE. VICTORIA
Tho celebrated chronological. ciairvovar,
and palmist. gives scientific readings ON
all affairs OF NE past. prcaen, or
future You have seen tho others. now
SEQ tho best n IN trouble All roadinrs
guaranteed satisfactory or no fees sc-
copied Headings SOC. Room IL An.
bou Hotel Third and PIKE
READS YOrH HEAD JUST AS IN IN
dictates. what business you are adapted
for. wnen aud whom you viii marry.
settles ana explains love affairs and
family troubles. reunitrs tho separated
etc. Satisfaction guaranteed or mo
charge 40 on" In trouble turned away.
money or no money Permanently To-.
eatcd sos Pine -
FULL CARD READING. Is CENTS
Plaza Hotel Fourth ave room 2ot
MADAM BHENNEN .. CLAIRVoYNNr
cards. palmlsiry 81 Union st. soc
MIS- nrUpicK sriRiTrAtisT MIN.
lister. circles Tuesday. Friday ana sun
day evenings Consultations daily
iIotcl Byhcc. 1927 Third ave Elliott
ai7t
CARD READtNG - ROOM 9. 1soil-
first ave. York Hotel
EAsTERN MEDIUM HAS CIRCITg
"Wednesday and Friday nights 800.
readings daily. eau AT 1919 Seventh
ave. city.
MADAM FRY SCIENTIFIC cam
reading Davenport Hotel tlgb Fifth.
Main 2s2O
HELEN HiCE BtRLEtGH CIRCLES
sunday TucHdny. Friday evenings, con
SITUATIONS daily 1900 3rd ave. room sit
v DEuHkE -CLNtUVoYANT. CARDS
and pnlmist. soc Federal Hotel Third
and Pine
MADAM CHARLOTTE PIANIST SAT-
iafartion guaranteed Room T. fIav-
thurnc Hotel Madison st.. near Soy
enth ave.
MADAM PAULINE CtAIRNOYANr
and trtncc medium Headings Furran-
tecd. no Olitc. Main atf6.
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31-eusINess OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED MIDDLE AGED LADY Fuf.
partner ln floating pavilion Must have
$3.50 nr more Widnu preferred Nif
be readH fa open ln fsn srrhs fHf
information vrite NJ Walton. silver
Lake. near Everett Wash
WILL. SILL. tNTEREHr ~ CpMFN~A
Co build cottagcH Tor wnrkinEmrn pn iu-
staUmcut plan. aol lNon Holding
Main tsTr
MIDDLE. AGED WIDOW PARTNER
wanted on e 1.atro chicken ranch. in
cts with cash. Nh fourE taaf
widow fuvrHtiEa'e BOX A-isF Star
WANTED WIDOW FAHTNEN roW
gold quarts milne. - 300 more required
will bear lntestiration FOR PARTICULAR
write .Mlner." -Pie Second ave Scat
tic Wash
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sz-euslNess Opportunities

ELpEHtN nrstNEsE MAS WISHES 10
meet lady with aofno means 90 g." toto
s1ft drink business Addrcra A-ite.
star
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CHINESE MEDICINE

N You Have Been
D.rforing Without Re
salt for Wears. Sc No
and investigate my
remedies.
Tho most obstinate
eases % asthma. rnsu
matisrn and nervous
disorders have been
treated surcrnEfuiiY
Constipation. csfarrh
and disorders q the
bladder. skin and
stomach. A. we'll az
appendicitis. are re-
lieeed without opera b
ton Ny advice Is
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CHANGE ~ ADDRESS .~uharriUr
should be sure and giNr thclr uIu
as we'll as their ucW Address
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All subscriptions must tv started
from date the subscription Is re-
eesNed hack numbers cannot Dee
supplied
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- = y,
3o-FURNIsHED ROOMS
fIattr. AtHY uouEEk MOONS
with nu~ siss IN auifee ~ oF &
patr. rrasauabIs Mts u Jensen. 1884
fEth ave
ron NEST FURNISHED UpoNH
suitable fgf o. nlsn ~ Nal-
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27-nouses. unr.. FOR RENT

rnH NEST -s-HOoM Uut~E close
&c. SO month. go Ttird ave ~.
iintf sefF
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ATroRNeVs.Ar.LAw

Ballard Agent y. ~ MULLEN
ttno Ballard Ave. rhouc Ballard 500
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y. VOW CHINESE REMEDY 60.
IFS Sr.Ier WAY Phone Main t8Ss.
COLLATERAL LOANS
a RESPECTABLE PLACE TO BORROW
money on DIAMONDS and JEWELRT
Lowest rates. confidential
AMERICAN JEwELRY co 500 .nf
MONEY LOANED o& ALL ARTICLE
OF value The Reliable. s01 Third ave
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.NNAtlR,LL/< 800 down 81 90 4 WEEK
2.-PN buys % diamond or watch
ST-V PET Err MICHAEL. 1905 End
W. Liberal credit HemodellnE
Soc DINNER. Appealing Dishes willard
cafe Seventh and tui7n
CONFINEMENT uOME-.CAsEs ti7ss
per week and up Babies adopted
af04 g. Madison IT
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ADALINE LLOYD

others come ard 60 but Tor 90 years
Alkaline Lloyd ishs been ssstfie'a phfrn-
oiogisf and business adviser in au o..
fairs % lifs 4if tuiou. Apt o. 90.
ustt 1s1t Special this week Boo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-08

0Si MN nANii~ taught ga
AS' few lessons hY expert lady
- and man teachers stage
FN dancing
"a CARROIL'S 80 & PIKE
ZIP Elliott g11.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-14
Doctor Says Nuxated iron viii
/ Increase Strength OF Delicate
People 2OO9o in Ten Days

IN many instanees-Persens have suffered un-
told agony for years doetorinn for nervous
weakness. stomach liver or kidney disease or
some other aIIme-t when their real trouble was
lack Of iron IN the biood.-How to tell.
New York, n Y.-In recent discourse DR..
E. Sauer, a well known Specialist who has
studied widely both in this county and Europe,
said: II you were 10 make an actual blood
test on all people who are i'll you would prob
ably be greatly astonished at the exceedingly
large number who lack iron and who are i'll for
no other res son than the lack Of iron. The
moment iron is supplied all their multitude
of dangerous symptoms disappear Without
iron the blood at once loses the power to
change food into living tissue and therefore
nothing you eat does you any good: you don't
get the strength out of it, Your food merely
passes through your system like corn through
mill with the rollers 50 wide apart that
the mill can't grind. As result Of this
continuous blood and nerve starvation. people
become generally weakened, nervous and all
run down and frequently develop all sorts
Of conditions. One is too thin; another is
burdened with unhealthy fat; some are so
weak they can hardly walk some think they
have dyspepsia, kidney or liver trouble; some
can't sleep at night. others are sleepy and
tired all day; some fussy and irritable; some
skinny aud bloodless, but all lack physical
power and endurance In such cases. il is
medicines or narcotic drugs, which only whip
up your tagging vital powers for the moment,
maybe at the expense of your life later on.
No matter what any one tells you, If you are
not strong and well you owe II TO yourself to
make the following test. See how long you
cen work or how far you can walk without
becoming tired Next take two hye-grain
tablets Of ordinary nuxated iron three times
per day after. meals for two weeks Then
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-14
RUN DESTROYED
IN THE RETURN

The Demon Rum" has been given
a solar-plexus blow of no small magnl-
tude. This time it is shown in film
dom. More than 100 quart bottles OF
wine, beer and other liquors were
smashed in the presentation of the
stirring dramatization of Frederick
Woodworth's story, THE Return, .
which comes to the Empire theater to-
day. fresh from series of mainland
successes.
The Return" is three-part feature.
The story deals with the wonderful
portrayal of a woman's love. Miss
Kathlyn Williams, favorite with local
patrons of screen drama, has a lead
ing role Guy Oliver will make his
bow to Honolulu in this play. Oliver
is reputed to be one of the best
dressed players in picturedom The
destruction of a quantity of intoxicants
represents the climax of the picture,
in which the heroine is seen renounc-
ing the yoke of liquor which has all
but wrecked number Of lives.
George Ade has written few more
humorous skits than The Fable OF
the Pearson Feud Between the First
Families. Supported by galaxy of
famous comedians, the production may
be rated a headliner.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-14

test your strength again and see for yourself
how much you have gained l have seen
dozens Of nervous run down people who were
ailfng all the time double, and even triple
their strength and endurance and en-
tirely get rid of their symptoms of dys-
to fourteen days time simply by taking iron
i'm the proper form. and this, after they had
in some cases been doctoring for months
without obtaining any benefit. You can talk
as you please about all the wonders wrought
by new remedies but when you come down
to hard facts there is nothing like good old
iron TO Iput color in your cheeks and good
sound. healthy flesh on your bones. II is
also a great nerve and stomach strengthening
and the best blood builder in the world. The
only trouble was that the old forms OF in,
organic iron like tncture of iron, iron Zee
tate, ETC., often ruined peoples teeth, upset
their stOmachs and were not assimilated and
for these reasons they frequently did more
harm than good. But with the discovery of
the newer forms of organic iron all this has
been overcome. Nuxated Iron for example, is
pleasant to take does not injure the teeth and
is almost Immediately beneficial.
N0TE-The manufacturers OF Nuxated Iron
have such unbOunded confidence in its potency
that they authorize the announcement that
they will forfeit $le0.00 to any Charitable In
stitution if they cannot take any mau
woman under sixty who lacks iron and in
crease their strength 200 per cent or over in
four weeks time provided they have no
serious organic trouble. Also they will re-
fund your money in any case in which
Nuxated Iron does not at least double your
strength in ten days time. II is dispensed
in this city by HolIister Drug Co. Bensen.
Smith K Co. Chambers Drug Co. and all other
druggists.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-14
MEKTRICAL9
OFFERINGS.
blanche Sweet
Seen At BEST

Blanche Sweet, fayorite child OF the
Paramount Pictures, will close her
current engagement at the Liberty in
The Storm" with the performance OF
this evening. Those followers Of the
work OF this bright Lasky star who
missed The Storm" will have missed
Blanche Sweet at her best Also, they
will have missed her in a role that
differs vastly from any of her previous
offerings
Natalie Raydon Miss Sweet is
child OF nature whose knowledge of
the world is hemmed in by the limits
of the tiny camp which she has al
ways known as home. There comes
TO the camp to spend the summer two
young men, both falling in love with
Natalie. One is called back to the city
for short time but returns to win,
as he firmly believes, the girls love
for the first time. He is happy in. lis
new-found love, but the girl shows "a
trace Of sadness.
As the wedding day approaches
Natalie feels that she must make
confession to the man who would be
her husband. When he learns the
secret of her betrayal he is for veng.
eance but the father of Natalie steps
in Theodore Roberts). an old philoso-
pher who has spent great portion
of his life close to nature, and proves
sn adept at bringing to happy end.
ing what threatens TO become a
tragedy.