rtTAB a/H.UIUWL'iIVAV JAM IQH HAIjK X W Charles Chaplin # tHERE AGAIN! J| In a Great 2-Reel Keystone gm* llie Property Man" £ Today, Thursday, Friday and Saturday One of the best Keystones ever produced. Chaplin himself told friends recently at the big Actor and Actress Rail at San Fran- cisco "The Property Man" was the funniest thine he had ever appeared in. It's one continuous laugh. The film has been shown in Seattle before. A Tense, Thrilling, Fascinating 2-Reel Kay-Bee Drama i "The Fatal Spark" v \u25a0 So full of every human emotion that it will keep you gripping I your seat. Plot and counter plot, and action?always action. I Don't miss \u25a0 Ralph Miller Mr Butler John Peter*.... T. Harney Sherry \u25a0 l.dward Marsdcn.... F.d Brennan lane Peter* Mi«* Williams i ?? m* Reliance Drama E533 "A Lucky Disappointment" PATHE SCENIC amdsskw ft J Always Interesting. JP? (D Clean, Comfortable, Well Ventilated Mr*. Ed Stroudt at the Piano CCIItS FOR PHOTOPLAY FANS NIP AT COLONIAL. , "RJp Van Winkle Knew a Thin* or Two." If you don't believe It. «o ud n« for yoaraalf at the Colonial Wadne«day. Thotna* Jefferson will be Men tn the title role of Rip. Ton mil remember well how old Rip waa ouated oat of hi* home foe- eau*e hla wife claimed he waa laiy Then the poor old Kent wan- dered Into the wllda of the Cataklll mountain* and there he ran arroaa no me dwarfa bow linn on the green Rip waa given a iiteady Job of lug- ging up beer for the energetic dwarfa. and. while ao doing, par- took of a little too much and *lept 50 year*. Then when he wander- ed back to the Tillage what a change had taken place' Teddy Rooaevelt was bu»y pitting river* on the mapa; the German* had blown up Tx>ndon. and he found nary a friend who would allp htm a Jitney to rt>le home In a bu*. Poor old Rip' And the price of /fWMAiH P£lS? ?\ REPAIR*. M«'H*Nlill*. I*t» WATK'tUA*. (OJIHLIV fABHi **I rmn fit jr««»r bwmd" MENDENHALL Tht F<« Nf«rifill«t 117 Ms4IM« JH. * / BLANK BOOKS ?a NO- OFFICE SUPPLIES Morey Stationery Co. ri« rinf Ave. *rar I'nlanMa ?«. a hair cat waa IS centi! ALL RIGHT IN THK END "The Deadly Spark" will ne one of the big feature* offered the pa- trons of the Cla*» A Wednesday, a two-reel Kay Bee drama with the plot running along the following channel*; MISSION! THEATREI A 3-part Ed ison H A young American, In H j and lots of it, in a little H European Kingdom. K A Vitagraph comedy \u25a0 "Andy's Fortraifl "Broncho Billy | A Western drama that is H full of thrills. \u25a0 5c !"""? I Lower Floor. | Mezzapln* H BeaU M 4th, Pik? and Union. I Jobn Peters ha* a daughter. Jane, who married agalixt hla wl*he* It *eem* papa already had a bust ne*i asaoctate picked out for the girl. io he disinherited her. Jan*'l hubby turei out to be a good-for- nothing and rope* hi* wife Into helping htm In a card game. Jane dtacover* he I* playing a crooked game and *o she refuses to aid blm further. She overhear* her hubby and a gang of crook* plan- ning to blow up papa's *afe Jane * hubby arrive*, meddle* with the *afe and !? electrocuted. Jane tern* around, marrle* papa* choice and get* the ble**lng of all. "The S«a Wolf" will continue at th* Alaska for th* remain- der of th* week. Hobart Boa worth Is seen In the role of Lara Lersen, "The Sea Wolf." "GIRL Of THE GOLDEN WEST" The I.lberty offers a itrong play to It* p»tron* In "The Olrl of the Golden West." Frank Keenan will be featured In the role of *herlff, and Blanche Walsh as the girl. It I* a *torv of a *mill mining town of California, back In the day* when gold wa* the crv. of a bandit wounded In a *ally with th* sher- iff* po**e*. and how the girl and Mr Bandit finally mount their pinto* and le*ve the country to ? tart a new life "AS YE SOW" AT CLEMMER The flemmer theatre announce* for It* bill, starting Wedneadaj",; Alice Bfa/1 y In "A* Ye Bow," a strong *torv of lore on the fl*hlng bank* of Cape Cod Two brother* live with their mother In a fl*b!ng village Frank ! leave* for New York, while hi* younger brother studies for the ministry. After that the storv deal* with love, abandoned bable* and all sort* of Interesting adven ture. ? ? ? At the Liberty Until Saturday Night "The Girl of the Golden Writ." five-reel drama; "The Right Olrl," comedy. ? ? ? Million Until Thursday Night "The folonel of the Red lltis- *ir*,' three part K<ll*on drama; Andy'* Portrait," Vltagraph com- edy; "Broncho Billy and the Hl* ter«," drama. ? ? ? At th* Class A Until Saturday Night "The Property Man,'" Keystone I comedy, featuring Charlie Chaplin; | "The Deadly Spark," two-reel dra | ma; "A I.ucky IM*appolntment," ! comedy-drama ? ? ? At th* Colonial Until Saturday Night "Rip Van Winkle,"- five reel dra j ma; "Fatty and Mabel'* Simple | I.lfe" two-reel Keystone comedy. 0 0 0 At the Climmtr Until Saturday Night "A* Ye Row," five-reel drama ? ? ? At the Alhambra Until Wednesday Night "The Sins of Olgii Brandt." two reel drama: "Animated Weekly;" "In Jungle Wllda," drama, aud alio a comedy. At the Alaska All Week "The Ilea Wolf." drama. ? a ? At Uw Grand Until Saturday Night "The Mail er Kay" drama; "Caught With the Good*." comply, "The Outlaw* Honor." drama: "Children of Chance, * drama. ? ? ? At th* Malbourna Until Saturday Night "Dear Old Girl," drama; "Bared from a I.lfe of Crime," drama; ' l.ate*t War News"; "A Bold. Had Borglar," comedy. ? ? ? At tha Tlllkum Until Saturday Night "The Tale of I*>v*lorne," drama; OUCH! LUMBAGO! RUB PAINS FROM SORE,LAME BACK Rack hurt yon? Can't *tralrhten up without feeling *udden pain*, ?harp ache* and twinge*? Now ll*ten' That'* lumbago, sciatica or maybe from a *tr*ln, and you'll get relief the moment you rub your hark with aootblng. penetrating "St. Jacob'* OH." Nothing else take* out worenes*. lamene** and ?tlffnea* *o quickly. You «Imply rub It on your b*ck and out come* the pain. It 1* harmles* and doean't burn the *kln Idmber up! Don't suffer! Get a ?msll trial bottle of old, hone*t "St. Jacob'* Oil" from *ny drug »tore. and. after u*lng It Ju»t once, you'll forget that you ever h»d hackiche. lumbago or *rlatlca. I>ecau«e your hack will never hurt or cause any more mlaery It never disappoint* and ha* been recommended for <50 vear*. "The Runaway FY«<*ht," drama fltran*e I'redlpament." K«r*tou« comedy. ? ? ? ? f RESIDENCE THEATRE# \u2666 4 At tha Hem* Until Friday "The Mul«r Key." No. J, two part*: "The Link That lllnda," two- part drama: "Off Again. On Again. Mnnegan." comedy. ? ? ? At the Plaaaint Hour Until Friday "The Tray o' llearta," Vo. 14. two parta; "The lala of Abandonad Hope." two-part drama. "Myera" MUtake," comedy. ? ? a At tha Oraanwood Until Friday Night "Tha Triumph of Mlnda," drama; "The Walla Between," «om«*dy: "The Million Dollar Myitery." l«th epiaode. drama. MUSTNT SPOON, OOVSI ITS HARD ON VOOR BRAINS Addreialng SO" students at the University of Washington Tues- day night, Dr M J. K*n«r, mem her of the International committee of the Y M C. A , warned them against spooning "Spooning" Kxner wild. "exer rises a destructive effect on man's Intellectuality, for It misdirect* hi* most useful power of Imagl nation " MAYOR GRAY WINNER NTCW WESTMINSTER. B. C. Jan. 20 ?Mayor A W. Oray waa returned to the executive chair by a amall majority over ex-mayor W H. Keary. Mayor Oray has served two term*. NORTH VANCOUVER, n. C? Jan. 20?Ex Mayor Hanes was elected by a majority of *7 rote* over W. H Hay, after an excit- ing mayoralty race here. mm THE LETTER I WROTE TO DICK (Copyright, 1915, by tha Newapapar Enterprlae Aaaoclatlon ) 1 ain loii*>ly tonight, Dick, dear «>"i a little tilt more lonely thap I ever have hrfn before In my I iff* You miiy think thla at range, man o mine. for you ami I have been aep arated anil for a longer period than yon have bean away from me thla tlmi< My heart hurt* with longing for you I want to feet your anna about me; I want to look Into your dear eyea to aee that queer little crooked arolle that makea your mouth tell talea even before you apeak. Hut moat of all, 1 want you to tell me you love me lan't It atranga. dear, that the lover al waya aaka hi* aweetheart "Do you love tne*" but It la the wife who muat alwaya queatlon her hue- hand. So here I am Bending my very aoul out to you with the word* "Do you love me?" Don't laugh at me, dear heart, and aay, "Of courae, I do." take me In your arma and hold me cloae to your heart and tell It to me with the little catch In your volra that It had when you aald to me the oth- er day: "Whatever happena, re- member, dear, I love you, hava loved you alwaya" What can happen If thla be true* And yet aomctlmea when you are away front me my heart growa cold with apprehenxlon The Irlah Im- agination bequeathed me by my father rlaea above all that Puritan calm that I* the heritage from my mother and I grow terror-atrlrken. my breath cornea cold acroaa my llpa, my heart atopa lie'fttlng. aomn- thlng claapa my throat. I atrargla and gaap at the thought: "I'er- hapa, aome day I ahall aak: rk> yoti love me?" and aee only Indlf- ferenca In your eyea What do other women do, dear Dick, when they a«e Indifference in the cy««a of thoae they love? It aeema to me rtiat I would rather a«H» hate, for I would almoat feel that love could not be burled ao deeply under bate aa under Indlf- ferenca. Hal«i la aomethlng tangible, mmo thing with which you can battln and. perhapa ovrrrnme, hut Indlf- frrenfe. ao rold, ao ralm, ao pltlleaa ?<ff»d' Dick, don't ever become Indifferent to me, don't evar reach the point where what I ahall do or what I ahall aay meana nothing to you one way or the other I know 1 am allly, dear, lo har- row up my emotion* In thla way. but I don't want to itrow palm and rold. but affectionate. I want to lo*«« you?lore you I w»nt to thrill when your hand touchea mine, to tremble when you are croaa, to weep when you are aad ? I want all the Joy and all the ter- r- r of lorln* and being lored. Do other women write lettera like thla to their hasbands* Do huaband* want their wives to pour out their hearta In thin way to them? A woman told me today that ahe thought a woman verv much In love with her huaband bored him to death and not an hour after I aaw her huaband lunching with a wom- an who certainly wan giving her emotion* fair play. I did not hear wbat they were aaylng. but If ever "love looked Into love'* returning eye*" It did across th»< table Perhaps seeing thla fa what made me ao lonely for you Thla and an astounding bit of new* which I won't tell you until you come home--and then you hare not writ- ten Sometimes I feel that when you go away from me you shut me out of your life a* completely a* though I were dead. That you for get me abaolutely. Don't you ever wonder about what I am doing" Don't you ever wlah I were with you? Don't you ever have a feel- ing that If you should go away aome time for a long, long time and never write me. I might forget* Oh. my dear, my dear, write me. No. I won't auk that, for if you do not lore me ao much that you can't help writing when von are away I would rather you would not write to me. although It breaks the heart of one you call Margie I.ltt)e book. I am giving thla let ter to you?l could not aend It to Dick, because If he called It emo- tional and allly 1 would hate htm. (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) RUNAWAY GROOM CAME TO SEATTLE Nation-wide acarch for On Splttler, aon of prominent Huron, 8. D? family, who disappeared .lan. Ifi, few hour* before he whs to be married, ha* developed that Splttler was In Seattle two weeks ngo at the New Richmond hotel With the heavy aurplua ot freah ranch eggs practically wiped out, agga continued climbing Wednesday. Freah egga advanced to 35 cent* In the morning. Buying prices mounted to 30 centa. The butter market la Improving Condenaarlea forced to cloee down on account of the liberal aupply of cream, are resuming business, and much of the surplus stock has been cleaned up. I'rirM S'Mwla tar Vegrtahlra and I roll 4 \u2666 \u25a0 dally hjr J W ()«4Vln a Co White river apu4a .. . .tt ef 011 Takima Oomo II M ol< Of Stops Tobacco Habit in One Day Sanitarium Publishes Free Book Showing How Tobacco Habit Can Be Banlahed In From One to Five Days at Home. The FJldera Sanitarium, located at *49 Main it.. Hts Joa«ph. Mo., has pub- lished a frae hook ahowlnff the dead- ly effort of the tobacco habit. and how It ran b« batilahod In from one to five daya at home Men who have uaad tobacco for mora than fifty year a have tried thla method and aay It la entirely aue- caaaful. and In addition to banlahln* the dealre for tobacco haa Improved their health wonderfully. Thin meth- od banlahea tha deatra for tobacco, no matter whether It Is amoklng. chewing. dgarettea or anuff dipping Aa thla book la being: dlatrlbuted fie«. aay on** wanting a copv should aend their name and ad'lrea* at once - ?Advertisement. f* laoii TTv% Col a Of Women's and Children's Liedll-up MIC Underwear Women's 75c Union Suits 1 Hoy*' 35c Fleeced Under- cut A Q wear cut Of? _ *\ to 4oC to Zbc TTY'rw JX Misses' 75c Union Suit. | Chi)fW , Flrrred Under . to 49c r ar ir V sc 10c $3.98 Tub Women'. $200 Union c ' ca 1 * I Dresses Suits cut "l A.Ck Reubens style Vests, all O to «P 1 ? C T*J sizes. cut OR 7oC Misses' $100 Union Suits to &D C Tub Dreaaea for Mlaaea cut 7Q« .11 . ,f T"i . "n* kadle* Madraa. #OC Women a Fleeced zephyr, Gingham and Women's $150 I'nion Vests and Pants njj Natural Linen., up to Suits cut f\ If cut <0 $3 98. To cloae out, your 9nr. P"*- ***\u25a0 to .............. 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To cloaa what a left, now $2.76 each. !/oC sj> JL adbO MARKET REPORT Hurbank* II 00 #14 00 <*1 »* *ct potato** .... 02 to 12 H fa I onion* #1 Vfc 1 Or»|o# ontoae 11% j Onlrrii. grrrn .11 Onion* Yakima 01 Vfc |«'nhbaga 01HO 02 Cucumbin lio || 2.24 I fleata. aach 1?% I Carrot* 100 O 1 Z*> | Cal radlahaa 10 I par dom. .... 121 I I/koI c*ler/ 00 I Cal. celerr. par crate .... 2 10 j r*al raiary. doa I Paraley )0 Rhubarb. local. hothouaa. ItH Cal. tomat -a* 190 # 1.71 Honey, naw raaa. I M n 160 Honey. *tralnad 07 0 04 Naral orange* IT| Q ?;s Jap orangte )| ? par «ro(« 12* o - Florida gripe fruit 100 0 210 '*\u25a0 u ir- * applaa on it 71 B|<lt»enh«rg* || 9 1 Wlnaaap* 100 O 121 Stayman Wlnaaapa 71 9 100 Roma lleautle* Tl O 00 Peppora. lb to p ;i Artlchokaa. hothouae .... .00 1/att\ira. crata 71 <0 100 Cal. haad lattuoa . l.io <f 171 Parenlp* 1?| q 1«0 Tumlpa. whlta 20 Turn I pa, yrllow ).{| Squash. Hubbard 02 O 02^ Vtadl*hea . .10 Sprout* 0t 9 .09 T Helll.* rrW. ta RM.IIrr lor lliift.r. r«n Mid ( hnw a ? ?a tCorrectad dally hr tba Brad oar Co. 1 >n» Seleot ranrli g| Raitarn April* 21 Ruttw Natlva V a*hlnglOD creamery. brick .21 Native w a ? h 1 n 1 to a creamery. aolld pack .. .11 Raatarn brlrk 20 Oragon triplet* II L4mburg*r II Domaatlo wheal .21 Young America .17 L<ocal craamary .17 WHiMMIn craamary .if. Wtowmln triplets .If Waahtn«ton t«ln* ....... If \u2666 a I f Country Hay and Orala (Prlraa paid producer) \u2666 *» Alfalfa. No 1 MM Puget »"un<f timothy .... ll.lt Straw, ton fit* Timothy 21.14 Kaitru WisMnrton oat* tS 00 Pogat aound oat* 12 00 IfH.', PHooa Paid F'rtHlßfm for Efgt, Positry, Vml and P«rk 4 \u2666 ?-i ....... so «.»Id roo*t«-r*. ifva If* H«na. ovar S lha ]| ff n' Hana 2 uha. and under . 11 ' Spring* .H > Duck*. yiung ,j|' Gaaea. fat ,i|) Souaha. irood air# d.»t 100 # ?10 ' Old plgaona. g<w*l ?**?. da. 100 . Veal. li to 120-Ib .11 f Ufc VaaL large 07 0 .11 Pork, rood Mock hog* .. .Of # At, Pork, larger OS q 01 ? Best Laxative For Children: Wben your baby cross and' fretful Instead of th. hnpp]r t , laughing little dear jou are ar-* customed to. in all probability' tli. digestion has become de- ranged and the bowels need at- tention. filre It a mild laxative, dispel the Irritability and bring- bark the happy content of baby- hood. The very best laxative for chil- dren Is Or. Caldwell's Syrup T'ep- sln, because it contains no opiate or narcotl drug. Is pleasant tasting and acts gently, but »ur»- ly. without griping or other dla- tress. Druggists sell r>r. Oald- well's Syrup Pepsin at fifty centa and one rtollnr a bottle. For a free trial hottl« write to Dr. W. R. Caldwell. 4T»2 Washington st 1 Moutirello, 111. COLONIAL TODAY ! COLONIAL TODAY j COLONIAL TODAY | COLONIAL TODAY j COLONIAL TODAY | COLONIAL TODAY ft RIP VAN WINKLE XnjdV With the Famous /AND BIG RIOT \ THOS. JEFFERSON / BIG RIOT OF FUN \ SON OF THE FAMOUS JOSEPH JEFFERSON, AS / OF FUN 2-Act Keystone Special \ 2-Act Keystone Special "Fatty and Mabel's \ T and Mabel's Simple Life" \ I Simple Life" 4 Days Only-Starting Today