The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1909, Page 3

THE THEATRES NEX’ Ly WEE K mT TER WILLS AND NEIL M*NBEIt FL.LOCK HOLMES AND DR, WATSON, REDMILL” AT THE MOORE: de LUIS SAIN He. OP EAU, ACTRESS DEAD ABERDEEN, Ma Ry U. ¥ |—Mre. M. C. Mille ‘ PAUL GILMORE INTHE BOYS oF Nor. TRAVERS Comr. ,|How Many Meals "ANY B* AT THE GR-ND. AT THE: SBATTE THEATRE. “nen "Londen |an added « Have You Saved? this At the Star I how your meals do yc 7 “ t ana “ « J x goes? Have he product of former good dit , Sadie Kirb & chorus of ft on a for Thursday and 8a At the Grand. Paul Glimore, tn commons © the Gr with tim witht ee ; T ” are dieting and to help out. Yot time they are capable of reducing possibly, any man or woman on this green oarth a pound or so daily de these Stew How about your trying this safe inal production have anew Uncle fam te att and well-indorsed ‘ou do not} i chairs Own ax "e care to , The Mar t 4 mon Mrs. Harry be he ch., or ae at The Sa-He yetifiers, w a6 toll solved.—Adv PROF. STEVENS NeW MieTHOD. Princess Royal,” from Pier “A 10 p m., except Tuesday; incom » Dest on the re ay je Jit” tellg the . & fine Brieh ra Poor and honest an COLLARS tc 2c, 2h Mau) CUA. 4c outs inisiy SHIRTS8c RACK The Raven prescription service! Blectricity vibration. Mant the ans that the doctor’s skill In pre ving is most efficiently supple ted by the druggists’ skill in compounding. RAVEN DAUG CO, 1416 Becond av A LETTER FROM A GEORGETOWN LADY "For & great many years 1 have) suffered of the wonderful good he| Sct Copy Saffered with the most severe and| bas done me | On Sale Next Week, Besinning Monday Wérvous headaches, was extremely| Dr. Dickey is a German specialist mervous, saw floating specks at|having graduated from the leading > J, ia Tha ; Himes, often became very dizzy,|Buropean and American colleges All the Popular Music. The kind of “Guld not sleep well, had poor vision] Since locating permanently in se-| Music the man who passes your house just jeunes Parts of iny head and peck jattio, he has cured some of the most after the theatre lets out is whistling. Ten were #0 ore that I could scarcely |complicated and hopeless cases af bear to touch. { tried many reme-|ter they had tried others and aii Lhousand C opies at Five Cen ts Ex Ac h. Mies, but could not get refief. Two|kinds of remedies and could got weeks ago I went to Dr. F. W. Dick-|no relief. ey, Whose offices are 204-205 Poo-| CROSS-EYES STRAIGHTENED | ipie’s «Bank building, and after al without operation or drugs by his Opposite the Postoffice, 13214 Third Avenue qhorough examination he corrected |"New Method Troatinent.” : ‘onwultation # Prices .rea Hay vio with sinnnen nn Wa Ait, |souable.Batiefuction | quaraniond Twelve Piano Lessons with every Piano bought of us. One lesson free with all small instruments. 10,000 COPIES OF SHEET MUSIC or money refunded. ‘Treatments. | now feel like a new! Office hours dally 9 a m. to m, and am enjoying good/@ p. m I have not done for| Bvenings and @undays by ap F th, a re “i oa so i pointment. Phone Main 6490 many yeere. e ‘gotown, DAR. F. W. DICKEY, Wash, and will only be too giad to | 204 206 People’s Bank Building, tell any one wuffering such as I have Cor. Pike and Second Av THE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 13, BARBEE WINS ©: | Is Undeniable Seattle Lots ‘Logic al Fezema Cure _favrsed by Physi sicians | MOTHER OF LITTLE : You Are Cordially Invited to Attend the Reopening of Grant’s Cafe and Grill 1414-16 THIRD AVENUE This — March 13, at 6 P. M. THOMPSON'S CAFE AND BAKERY Best Place in the City for BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON OR DINNER. MODERATE PRICES. EXPERIENCED CHEF. COURTEOUS WAITRESSES. i know what Seattle folks like best, because I am the oldest restaurant man in Seattle. R. THOMPSON, Prop. | 820 Second Ave. AMERICAN CAFE Fourth and Pike—————————On the Boulevard. READY FOR YOU! for you or your with the choleest meats, vegetables, desserts, etc — VANCOUVER, B. ($1) | ght Lessons FE _ OSTEOPATHY Wiis,“ LAUNDRY special care of on short previous | Fine music each evening from 6:30 to 12:30 including Sunday. [The Newport | CAFE & GRILL FIRST AND MADISON BEM =e a orion’ Cafes 1222 Second Av. AMUSEMENTS, SEATILE THEATRE Russell & Drew, Managers. DELMORF & ONEIDA, Tonight, Last Time—-T RELLY OF RICHMOND.” (Sunday), Mareh L4th, » Seattle Theatre Sto: ws two-continent sensation “WHEN LONDON SLEEPS” A Wonderful Play, with more pnd natural sequences th EDDI tOESCH faen if a new oi Gepioting Hngiteh high AMUSE MOORE THEATRE Week Heginning Tomorrow Night Chas, Diltingham's Complete The Red Mitt WALTER WILLS AS KID CONNOR Week of The March 21 “The Girl Question” THE GRAND Week Starting With Matinee Tomorrow—Other Matinees W and Sate Special Kagegement, First Time at A Military College Com edy—Full of Youth, Life and Vigor—The Event of Thi Florence Gear, tn MK. AN Mr, Frawley as My Matinees Sunday Bargain Night every Monday. Lois theatre Marino. Pantages Theanine: Week Commencing Monday Mat'nee, March 15th SPOIAL WEST AND Singing and 4 ing Comedians. HEARN AND RUTTER, Singers and I ere. Showing V Arthur Elwell. Continuous Performances Sundays From 2 to Li p. « STAR: gat NEW SHOW MONDAY AFTERNOON Ad Carlisie’s Dogviile Pantomime Co. TALKING PONY GEORGE WILSON, Millionaire Minatvel ANNE CREWE & CO., My Lady Raffles.” {OTION PICTURES, WITH DAN, THE IVA DONNETTE And Her Canine Plekaninny Europe quilibrists. Pop tiar Songster Exclusively for Household Goods. gp? cor Ax CON KIDDE “MARRYING MARY? Advanced Vaudeville Week Commencing Monday Matinee March 15 The Distinguished Grand Opera Diva Mile. ZELIE De LUSSAN FAMOUS PRINCIPAL SOLOIST Metropolitan Grand Opera House, New York ON & FARNUM—Dick Tumbling Laugh- ter. URAZALL & RAZALI—Ada. ¢ Muste Publisher.” Alex, Pontages, LOUIS THEATRE . Seattie’s Leading Stock Theatre. wright will Be “THE SILT” O'Hara, Miss May at Kitty Woodstock. ay, Wednesday orchestra directed by Sig. ENGAGEMENT! THE SA-HERAS World's Greatest Mystifiers Wentworth, Ves- ta and “Teddy,” Thought Readers. THE ARMANIS JOHNSTONS, TAGESCOPE. | FIREPROOF | STORAGE