The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 2, 1903, Page 7

\ {Tree TeRS] STACY SMB Se BELLIN@HAM CANNOT BE A THE SEATTLE STAR a ee : SEATTLE’S JOHN CORT, mgr. LEADING veug THEATER hhorAuou’ 65 Specials In Women S|) a rie -- — Needs for Then there’s Pa. Sunday and Two Following ie . ; Aft SIX He says there’s Nights A/ u's it ia ps er load enough on the HE WM. H. WEST : sa tor vs wrrent nant, 3¢ carge without * BIG t she S| RM 3 ges weighing ’em 4 € . Gi Sarrematee | ee ee wown with say | finstrel Jubilee rh who | | biscuits, though now Ma uses MANAGEMENT SANFORD B, RICABY Hab ' " (0 snch, Whit Crescent Pa says he walks, “THE ‘WIZARD OF BOZ” HARDWARE SPmct Grand Street Parade and Band C PRICES—$1.00, 75¢ 50, 25e. Next Attraction--I because he feels so light and happy. neh Pocket Tape... Leather Top Chisel Handle Se Coming i. Sus" “Ben Hur’’ SEATTLE’S Jown CORT, Mgr LEADING TELEPHONES THEATER wuocrenount™ 65 FRIDAY AND SATURDAX, NOV. 6 and7 SATURDAY MATINEE | After Six O'Clock Specials | | Crescent Baking Powder is Ngg Phosphate—whole- some and @ perfect leavener, Spelger &Hurlbu Alaska and Wireless Schauaie Second and Union The success of the Pacific Wireless Telegraph Company J. R. Sterling Prevents the Dramatic Novelty Success The Artistic Comedienne Rose Melville IN THE PASTORAL COMEDY MIT i A Play of Sense } S I Sy } New Specialties | { {A A Play of Purpose } ; { New Scenery ry} HOPKINS The Best Company Vet COMING ree § Spe na “ BE N HU R SEATTLE’S JOHN CORT, trgr. LEADING, Tasrmonts THEATER (nurtiocnr, 65 AMUSEMENTS 208, 208, ne BS kD REE Phones: Sunset, Meln 867; eres oe 0c, i : 7, . Theater, Pric 7B 40c, 30¢, 2c. . gee ed wt ae and Saturday Mati and 250. eee nda fternoon, 0’ ¢ 0 ! Howe's the s“enhowt] Emerson Piano <con Checine in gare || WEEK COMMENCING TOMORROW C Emerson 7 tor) thrown in ni com esis eae The first : get | opp ors vl -known artists hrown it go Sethe gil rich colorings, silk sewed, will be rendered, with the following program Opposite the Totem Pole x] Faith A. Dick Matinee Mr. P. R. Allen presents the powerful.emotional play Shall We 13 even ramp | er. | nt Next Week Rudolph Qa Adolph Unequaled values at $15 Adolf Weidig W. B. Hutchinson Company Cor. 2nd and Union Overcoats Top Coats And EDWIN CAHN Song, fron r . 2 ung af the Peres Rodney t Ask Me to Fore hn WE HERR CARL SCHWERDTFEGER ANNA EVENDEN WHITE The man who buys 1 Dollar Shirt at The Hub may get a $400 Emerson Piano Cravanettes Display and Sale. EMMA SHAW STAYNER New York Store, pecial Scenery JACOB PERL 1418 Second Ave., Near Pike. rown in ANNA EVENDEN WHITE Toklas, Singerman Lamber Ex- c fe m4 vm Ge, Sho On the Opponite the Prices, Box Seats and First Two Floors 50c, — 25¢ FATT (ye HEAD E BASEBALL ee Sut 4 RECREATION — Night and All Week PARK x7 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE TOMORROW SAN FRANCISCO VERSUS SEATTLE LAST SIX GAMES OF SEASON Women’s Walking Shoes That Represent Real Worth Ur Next door 8c Admission 250 Grandstaxd 250 Extra =| Neen Ww oman Ko es Oe * Take Virginia or Cedar St. Cars “ss ta Ae acy | 1327 Second Avenue, Near Unton