The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 12, 1905, Page 3

‘ Teachers Are te E r iene — ei THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, AUG. 12 ‘ATTHETHEATERS “".""" chorus girl was never more in her glory than she is this season the RRAKARARRAAS ne) There nevér was such a demand for ) * AMUSEMENTS FOR THE & | 800d-looking, good-singing girls as in COMING WEEK % | now, an there seems to be nothing le Geandotinet @ | but nical shows in sight, and be ata bare {ach and every one announces a # Third Ave,—Taylor Company # | chorus of 60." It looks as though i> ta aumien beh Wane «| “reeruiting stations” would soon be R y Aug " won a al y » handson necessary Oughout the country PORTLA - | - : t|*% Star—New Vaudeville Bill, *)" ary throughout the n party \ ’ wuce © BOT ; > % | for a drag-net put out in New York —~ : Se ee tae i ee ms é grace ti { Johneon wants to be an], The Tarlor company flntehes tts) Max Figman and Lillian Armaby & " and she has to be x he hire venue we »y John Cort to " ntched continually for fear she| theater Saturday night. “Stolen by | have been engaged by John Cort to : nto the big balloon on the| G¥Psles” has drawn good houses all | TUPRE™ flollee eee plem play © off through | Week, and has been greatly admired | ‘4 Mon a ‘er ‘ J a ‘ J by tho who have witne 4 the by Paul Armatrong, which will be} ; a : sigh letebil ay | pettorman a tha niny ta tho base |p fused in balt Lake on Octe ber 2. " t from a literary standpoint mg | Desitee theme, the one ‘ . 8 al favor” that point, among “e cWade. 3. Northrup. ‘ yuse|t allow retire at 10:30,| Mr. Taylor's numerous melodramas, | Robert MeWade, HT. 8. Northrup, 3 eon ane they were tired, but Inj Next week will be the last week of | Norah Tamaon, } ; put © ~ & good example to} the company in Seattle, They will | 8" ‘4 ; ped w y " I ' who never go to| ® seen In Mr. Taylor's sensational sella tebe Gentreved again sa melodrama, “Hunted by a Woman ‘es t city that tled . The title would suggest Conan = henge ‘ | t a " silly program of the party 168 ‘onan g the Italian hille at q wt pan ee 4 | Doyle, but the play is entirely dif-| Prise = ak ts ban wasein ots tf rice wed Os jferen tfrom anything of the kind, ‘s oe tacular of “Last Daye hers ; $:00 Breakfast nd deals with human beings, not |! code anes at ee anes M d OS teeta ahha ‘tn stanes ideals. ‘The first scenes of the play | Of | ee lay aebeen meeunee eat on ay Nearty ‘ oe J open in the Redwood district of Cal py ei : Agger ene ho NS q ifornia, and carry the audience | "'* Hecreation pars train he Ne. re emees 9:00-12:00, | ; sure Sesebacs Auaget 33 n ge : 4 Soncke sees through a prolific, though rapid, | "tarting Monday. Augual 2h y a. " : m Dianer | fleld of action, Laurette Taylor will | ""* . pee : eter thal © for: It ts a " N.| 8 )—Writing souvenir pos-| have the opportunity of the season | 1! erat century of the Ch CHINA SILK—Figured, all colors P has caught spirit }tal ea t cattle friends and|!® this play, and Ail May will! |, The vi is 4 to be correct | nd patterns. Cut f 1 Bn iemgae - " che os present the heaviest part she has | ° os . mE, celal go aay ssiaantasipal ~ b 2 a gh ground | yot attempted ’ jand historically accurate, represent yard t 10e Reve ony . , 1} Jing what the archaeologists now TM vntew bot least possible fort and accom-|¢ a “specially conducted a Aen wit tha Accsaine |time It was destroyed. ‘The scene} binet, Regular $5.00 and $6.00 a AY and e jon « he engagement of atum. | enn with a fete day in the ancient values, cut to, each 3 rt ge <r agency Phage Ragan the mind reader, who has mystified | OP" ot gph : he whol pte we . $3-00 scant ony as a b rit Arranget t are now the city by his wonderful work | the audience in entertained w emigrants ever were on a ass! f ide trip, and it is Hi Ay's new program is headed by | vivig production of the sport | ocean “tram at the rev tter Patrol will] Develo, the daredevil, who in his/ ot, of the hippodrome, choru But t T sta arty turned over to the party for this| “case of death” gives a most thrill-| oi. The tragic were treated a T as age e ing performance. The other acts - ¢ the mé ment of the Am an Inn has gone] © the part yable| 08 the bill are Brydon's dogs, well | [P'Notes 0° the aiwelmule ie’ gg pede ata agp cnn trip is the fact that} tained Hite animals; the Busch |!" hantomime he totes | " of the party t pleasa and th a has ever been in| @amly, burlesque acrobats ther us and the destruction he Very best the house has has been|! . efore, and the many at-|Dolans ina comedy sketch; Eyal iy iy the earthquake, which te} We have exclusive Seattle ame | active points of Interest in and| Thatcher, original parodist, and). i 4) 4 ' thets ing beyond | ws about Por »peal to them with | eslie Pomeroy in a new illustrated | 5°” wal oe Following there cones (fy O@ the Edwin M. Knowles cele leeaiees teneeues. |song, while the atarascope will 1 te erecdintes & boanlitul comminitiod Or% , ant | hibit its usual number of strong and | 1" Presented & Beautiful exhipition ¢ rated China and are now show- three of the cinders between S mat AMERICAN INN, World's Fair] “®lauet moving pictures. eaeemnypensitaas some of the most dainty pat and Portland ey ‘ rtland, Au .—T 8 | way over, worrle firs s re ” “7 recora. whore an| , The Seattle theater will open on CHURCHES ne ever placed on the local mar she falls avereme mortal ¢ beat” —q| August 27 as the permanent home of se way back . . » occurred | Urlesque under the management of | Roman Catholic Meetings. -y Miss McMi ds wian- | * Northwest Theatrical associa St. Mary's Parish-—Rev. W. J. Our imitation cut glass pieces visit to the ng party| tion. The Martell company in “The | set. Early mass and sermon Danner se exposition was in| Brigadiers” wil! begin the season | (children's mass at §:30 a. m.). Sun are as nearly perfect as could be gamo called “re sme out 10 cents | at ® Sunday matinee on August 27. | day school at 9:30 a m. and 2 ni © game tn which ° p. m High mass and sermon at Glass Va 4o¢ — took great in- |, George Ade’s popular comic opera | 10:30 a m. Instruction and benedic- Berry Bow ¢ Found on Metcalf's honesty | “Th? Sultan of Sulu.” and bis sue-|tion at 2:30 p. m. Spoon Trays 25¢ Water Jugs 65¢ Peggy from | Vitor sue ickle Dishes Dest equipped stu | cessful musical comedy Cathedral Chapel, Terry avenue. | gan & Ericson | Paris.” will begin next month. un- | Masses at 6:00 a m., 7:30 a m., § ‘ th Misses M , . P Sunday 1 to 3 p. m. ¥ der the direction of Madison Core-|@ m. and 10:30 a. m.; evening serv: . 20¢ strolled through f Celery Trays he early evening, | YOR, ® tour that will extend to the | tee at 8:30 a m. pect Mids AA aa - Pacific coast H. O'Connor, a#| Sacred Heart Church—Rev. Geo. hoe only attraction that seem ty lemme eli | Captain Plummer, and Arthur Dea-| A. Hild. At 6:00 a m. and 8:00 anil Waiee ».eaast Fe eeentoctat by a {| £08. a8 the original tough boy, will a m., low mass; 7:20 p.m, Vespers, 1 lg vere. industrious | Oth appear again in their old parts | sermon and benediction $1.00 lin “Peggy from Paris.” and Harriet} Church of the Immaculate Con- Glass Water Sets well known character | it been engaged for th eoption-—-Rev, A. Sweere At 7:30 end §:30 « m., low mans; Sheldon, the actress ha 10 wooden NOPAIN NO PAIN NIC Yale about the size of billiard balls | judge-advocate In the “Sultan of/@ m.. high mass and sermon; 1:30 /{% Fasey Orange ? 3 ems at the fer coh. of een 3 Mine Sheldon ts best remem-|p. m. benediction. We are the @ rae | endl = we gree bered for her fine performance of} : - $ators Of the only reliable and scl-| A geore of 380 18 p : Dame Stuyvesant in “The Burgo-| Foster Station, W. O! Hardin, pas entific system of painless dentistry.| ember of the party rolled three | master” last year tor—Preaching services at Foster's We-entract, crown, tili and clean or) poe nine in all. but tho ap ball every Sunday evening at 7 | (reat teeth at tely without 5 4 q aig No leas than 12 well known art-| Green Lake Christian tabernacie. os jee all work for 1s/cnly charged with eight, wt sts will appear next season under | near Sunnyside atation—Rev. J. W.| —_— Ley aay rene th nt of Loudon | Kelsey will preach at 11 a m | cupe Why i nine @ Hist Includes Mm Queen City Theosophical Society |fE Cut glass patiers $5.00 TE E TH aoe. She: See sen. Bed te the prima-donna xe in America, Pioneer block, A. 0. U.! teens for the extra dima punishMent/ js itred Reiseneaner, the not |W. hali—Public study class at 7 p.| Our name is a gv ashanti 9 mathedinsBsated man pianist; David Blapham, bari-|m., “The Secret Doctrine:” § p. m. that your work will be of tone; Harold Bauer, one of the most | lecture, “Notes on tid Bhagvard Pe SE | gl ly Poilét Sets with tiem-clees work. ~ ; sats, of a! ‘america, and Mme. Katherine Fisk.| ‘Trinity Parish church, Eighth and ee ee er ee ee Doe os ator. but it| contralto. It has been many years | James, Rev. H. Hy Gowen,” rector 10-piece Toilet %," ‘ All ow at a tealf was trying to coax another|*nee one American manager has | Services at 7:30 a m., 11 a m. and Cea ak oh dig otnt bling ~ seetanik tacal nder out of her| attempted the management of 90/7:30 p = Senta) school at 9:30 Po jo ch Kk, Dut pany musical stars jam. Morning subjec e oi the bes ha r and didn’t ove oe Rr — iples of Heavenly Worship;” even W-piece Toilet Set, pink chorges by ate belong ; us back @ nickel! jin Burnham has been engaged |ing subject, “The Waters of Meri Ros idee: Si, te the dental rt These a = “2 by Henry W. Savage for “Easy | nit of but when! pawson,” the new Edward EB. Kid Presbyterian church, corner|[M 12-plece Toilet Ee BROWN’S P. Painless DENTISTS. the mo is ab ba comedy. which will -introduce nd Spring. Rev. M. A shape, rose decoration 713 First Avenue pov her foot,” an inct-| mand Hitchcock asa “straight” | Matthews, D. D.. pastor—Morn Parlors 1. 2. 3, 4, €t on F — » rt stands out as pret com fy star. Rasy Dawse be ing subject The ‘Transfigura-| ———_— one door south of MacDougall 4 , a gins its season at "Atlantic City tion and Its Stient Witnenses eee 0 mto¢ pm Sun August 14, and the a. evening subject, “Universal Consist-| ‘ lours $:30 a. m.to¢ p.m. &§ be presented in New Yor ney: le It Ponsth D Set — — r | First Church of Christ, Sclentiat inner Ss Klaw & Erlanger have engaged} si2 Sixth between Marion and EIGHTEEN MORE Dorothy Rossmore to play Iris in| Columbia—Services at 11 a. m. and|[m %-piece Mount Vernon eso Ben Hur” the coming season. Others p. m subject Mind Sunday 112«piece Mount Vernon. ‘ph i principals engaged, most of whom | school at 12 m. Testimonial meet white Prery PIANOS AND ORGANS ) have bi with this company for | ing Wednesday evening at & o'clock t1b-plees, grees cold 816-00 YESTERDAY BY D. 8. JOHN several seasons, are Alpbons Ethier, | Free reading rooms at 923 and 924 STON CO. AC UNT OF THEIR who will play Hen Hur Charles | Alaska building | BIG SURPLUS STOCK SALE fi A number of which were Id, Henry Weaver and Julius | r Klaw & Erlanger are} long lst of attractions First Methodist Episcopal church, | Marion and Third Fletcher Le] | Ca MeViek aring Wharton, minister—Morning sub. to homes of the purchaser me and thie season will be the most | ject, “New Experiences of Lite brought to our retail areroom important in their career, They | evening subject The Peopie”” and others taken to wholesale ware will have twelve great attractions,| Priends’ tabernacle, 20: Dear: house. Hveryone who can p: 2,000 people, be arrange to do so are anxiov themselves of tit present greatly 1 pri born Sunday school at 10 a. m ings at 11 a m. and 8 p. m tings, beginning August very evening at & employing nearly e be - . t Summer Novel & very ae le investigation i. neckwear, b ted by the Quaker evangelist quired people to see wh ap orge W. Willis, of Cleveland, 0. Diggest values in the whole mers | 4 __| Pacific Coast Division of t west are Organs, and that the to as fine a lin can be found ing offer Northwestern States Mission of the} Church of Jesus Christ of Latter} Day Saints, 2813 Western—All eld ers and saints and some brethren of ering a: the mission presidency will be in] Cable, Haddorft, attendance, Services will be held, Pease, Lagonda, Clarendon at 10:30 @ m., 2 p. m. and 7:30 p. m, — n Co., Li - iY j np Emanuel Lutheran church, cornert it 108, and Kimbal calion. at of o rand Oliva Rev. H. A. Stub, Clough and Warren Or 1 now effect of | pastor—Services at 11 a. m. in Nor going at ridiculously 1¢ lo say | wegian, 8 p.m. in English, by H. E i laa} ing the s as you have d I o } Olsen. Sunday school at 10 a m, es 3) JY noticed om the sample pr | Tourists’ Excursion Dr. James King, secretary of quoted in many previous announce ia. t trip for touriste te board of church expansion, will | es | penis, and sent Eos ye : y 4 bat preach at Asbury M. E. church at} very inst en anteed to be ’ os ll a.m ‘4 absolutely as re poreeme pn | Trinity Methodist I pal r 8 hurch, corner First and Merc |N. Evans, pastor—Rev. Will tT | Kn shten, D. D. of Los Angeles} poe ot the Lord's supper| achi will be administered at the close of | | } ae tle’s Leading Piano House x Collare—Cuffe—Shirte. | a 903 SECOND AVENUE. ‘The best variety of either at E. N BURKE BUILDING. Brooks & Co.'s, 1331 ind ave. *® Garbage Barrels yon, The pastor w m nday school at 9:4 cpworth league at 7 p.m. | Street Presbyterian ehurch bh school at 9:30 a, m., preach 1 preach } First Free Methodist chureh, cor ner.Pine and Terry, C. 8. MeKiney Sunday school at 10 a. m It would be a pleasure to do you pastor washing this hot weather if you | '9® 11a m. and 10 Pp. |. bY) preached at 11 a. m., subject, “That would only use the O. K. Washer. | Rev. W. J fford, C. EB. meeting | pieased Hope; class meeting at 1 at 6:30 p.m. Th wlections at b | tome choir will render} im. Afternoon and evening services h preaching serv-| 4} Olive Branch, 211% South Se ond avenue. ark’s church, Broadway and| eventy-five « it and claim bor-saving de We can refer you to people who it is the greatest are wail vice in the market. Come in | ; way, and let us explain ite advant son Lr J : aaere rector- —e ages. Price always the same, $10.00 vices al anc & m. and-8} Fat Fore hd b ] e b e Easy payments, $2.00 down, $1.00|P. ™, Sunday school at 9:30 a m:| 1 nave reduced my welght 66 pounds, cor Weeks Morning subject, “False Prophecy; Lips y Inches, waist 8 inches and hips p . evening subj Righteousness 8 Inches in a short time, by a guar. anal 1 4, harmless remedy, without ex ---506--- a Theosophical society attle} si or starving, I went to tell you i |c. W. BOYNTON SAW & HARD-| jodge, 1118 Third—Sunday, 8 p. m.,| ll About IG enclose stamp and ad ERNS BROS. PIKE STREET WARE CO. scture, “The Heaven World,” by Sh Onne diy voreson OR F 300 Pike St. Cor. Third A Thomas A. Barnes bom. roaary and benediction, | store. avenu ame ~ Gl:HolmesFurnitureCo: U01-1103-1105 SECOND AVE, We have anticipat Early fall is not far away ts coming by in stalling a comprehensive line of new furniture and housefurnishings such as are sure to be much in demand by those who are refitting and refurnishing Bhould you desire to purchase for future delivery we will gladly hold your order for you. Many patrons are taking advantage of this to purchase NOW, while everything is new—every line complete Estimates and designs of any and all kinds will be gladly fur nished without charge. Our decorators and designers are yours for the asking. Their service is gratis In the way of Floor Coverings we have most everything from the fin t Imported Domestic Carpets to the cheapest Linoleums and Mattings. AMONG CARPE TS » un h f ¢ y f Cut Price pr emo me, ries Ye ~ — Monday GREENWICH INLAID haste aay . Only reputation wh t received the gr Berry Sets—7 1 owl pat r i r 1, 66 t a = HODGES HOF! FIBRE MATTING In av yt yord, 400, 6 1 ¢ New Furniture Items Furniture connoiseurs will be delighted with the many new re- productions of antiques in solid mahogany. No expenditure of money or labor has been red to make these reproductions exact coun- terparts of the rare old patterns of former days. French and Turkish divans, Colonial Sofas and three, four and ce parlor and library suites are claiming particular attention. | five- pi The new dining room suites are of mahogany, and early English, cathedral, fumed and weathered oak. X On this page we are enabled to give a mere outline of the very many things which now crowd EIGHT LARGE FLOORS of this Reclining and Bissell 2 ot ae Sweeper MC en "iea Every C. E. & Co. Feather itlow has attached the Emmerich S Guarantee Certificate | Bays teeing the n feathers which cured, cleansed | haser have been and purified. Ins entire pillow satisfact Go-Cart—Reclining and as canes Gah Sas r pe folding: has porcelain handles; © carry a full fin ; ge _ s sell sweeper repairs, such nd . pF able dash, full rep ¢eush- brushes, wheels, rubber band: Pree per | rubber tires 4 sateen parasol, bre am gente’ Bremen yar Monarch Alask a Ranges , Refrigerators he MONARCH RANGE ; he Alask t 1 us ¢ : : The Monar h oe food qu ft € t with a num x LINED WITH” CHAR. agate } < COAL SHEATHING and ss Gath, = See: $5 a Month | . Satchaamera as me ckcepannts | $F Cash $3 a Week, Buys Any Alaska Religessten of Us RELIABLE TRANSFER CO. , Furniture, Storage 4 storage room, 1216 First stoffice building. Sunset 902; Independent 1513 to 1519 Second Ave. Ghe FAIR. sinthe Bring This Coupon With You Saturday Office vbone yceole pba = And we will sell you a Silver Dollar for 9O@, Be sure and have Opposite Pantages Theater the change. L. 1. HOFFMAN, Manager. q