The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1910, Page 3

GRACE At the M SNE At the Orph GEORGE At the Majestic McMahon's Waterme the Orpheum At the Lois. A capital v ew umat ce Tac | ARE PLEASANT People of All “Kae Who Have Taken These Mar-| velous Treatments Tes- tify to the Pleasant Ef- Mi Pacitie Cont @ 01 Bones 6640. Gen M1 Hinckiey * kren, in ig fens 49a) U Kers |; 404 Provisions 7 Private Wires Alanson Bing M yore ys, Co ; b PROViEions and women who “i LOUGHNEY INSTITUTE! ret a. 2ea9 | 221-225 People’s Bank Bidg.|Admission . . . Bldg. | Corner Second Av. and Pike % fects and Permanent Results. st highly act ting Rhouma onic Diseases own through e Loughney Oven | The most beautiful nat proven | ural park and beach on the effective |] Pacific coast Take any . |} Ballard car and change to Loyal Heights Line at Mar ket st Admission 10 Cents eat m ents, = |DANCING| « from the aughney | Main 6260-—Phones—Ind. 1524 SEREN @ BALDRIDGR Tallors and Men's Furnishers, 1107 Pike Street. Retween Boren and Minor. Class Service — Excellent Cooking SMITH’S CAFE C. E. SMITH, Prop. Third Ave. and Seneca St The Place to Get a Good Dinner First Sl ntonte THAT Fs ; THC | Advice and Boo hi io 0 and 80 P , Mr. A.F. Durland| been brought nave eee te! | MATINEE RACES, who come to ‘sean Madison Park fans carefully watch Good Card of "| HARNESS AND RUNNING RACES MONDAY AFTERNOON MAY 30, 1910 treatments, and a force y skilled Trained Ni “8 duty at all times, with that care for o tours from 8 a. m. te m undays from 9 to 12. 25c {including Grand Stand i} afternoon, velock. T THE STAR GIDNEY B, PAYNE, At the Seattle. - BEECHAM SPROCIAL ENGAGEMENT aw) Hl te New and Bright | Singing Act Instrumental Music |] By the Super’ Clreutt Orehestra | Latest Motion Pictures First Time tm Seattle Miss Sictin Lamontagee. views or THE WORLD CIRCUIT Tw Near Madison. Mr. Bicknell Young, ©. 8. B. Of London, England, member o |] the board of lectureship of the |f Pirst Church of Christ Scientist, |] Boston, Masa., will de'iver a lec ture on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Moore theatre May 29th, Phe public jally invited At the is mor oat HOTEL SAVOY CAFE Somethin, doing every minute at Savoy Cafe. Have you heard the Washington Quartette? If not, you want to. Open till 1 a. m ——————- Hotel Savoy Cafe, 2d Ay, Reservations for afier thea ter parties a specialty. 10¢ | SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1910. One of the Watermelon Majesti Girls at the Here is and relic at your oe to tha eyes a you of a com ene, OF a sick sus which act almost instantly on the liver and bowels, and qu sa ate the flow of bile. “A few doses of Beecham's Pi correct the st pmach, put the blood in order, relic 5 wi i ve headache and by their bave nm lar nd and s sea, Beecham's Pills on th nach, ug d bowels, maintained their world-wide reputation as bile am The Best Bile Medicine Bence 10c. and 25<., with full directions. AMUSEMENTS. SEATTL Week Commencing Tomorrow (Sunday) Matinee or 1. & DREW, Mere Main 42 Al I, Weed's Realistic and Sensational Comedy Drama Chinatown Charlie Big, Bright and Bewildering—Sweeping Success— A Picturesque Reflex of Life by Day and Night in New York’s Chinatown ROMANCH AND COMEDY, THE ACME OF STAGE REALISM NIGHTS, 15c¢ to 50c. MATINEES, 10c and 25c “James Boys | in Missouri” ht ime MooreThea tre COMMENCING MONDAY NIGHT, MAY 90, AND ALI WHPK, MATI- NOKS THURSDAY AND SATURDAY Grace George Direction of Wm. A. Brady, to Thompson Buchanan's Comedy Modern Life, “A_WOMAN’S WAY” PHONES: MAIN 1804 IND, 45a4 Lois Theatre © For the Firet Time, Seattle ' a ill Mave an Opportunity to a Pow ‘amb tlentio Marie ’ Corelli’ 8 Colateated awed WORMWOOD Beginning With a Matinee Tomorrow Afternoon SPECIAL MATINEE MONDAY | MATINEES: | Sunday, Tuesday, Wednes- | Guaday day and Saturday Other Per NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Dugdale’s Park BASEBALL Tomorrow at 3:00 p, m. Vancouver vs. Seattle Admission 25c—50c Decoration Day, Vancouver vs. Tacoma || Georgia Gardner & Co. AMUSEMENTS. Advanced Vaudeville WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE MAUD AND GLADYS FINNEY “THE MERMAIDS” Lewis McCord and Co., “Winning on Champion Lady Swimmers Cc L OWN ZERTHO’ S Wind <1 Laan AGNES MAHR The American Tommy Atkins R. J. HAMILTON, Hanjo Sojotet La Toy Brothers, Comedy Acrobats Hoot, Mon! GREATEST OF ALL sCOTE OMEDIANS “ALEX. McLEAN'S DREAM” ESTIC vA. VUDOEVILLE* COOLS Prices, 10 and 20 Cents unday A SHADY KIOT FROM THIC SUNNY soUrH, Tim McMahon’s Watermelon Girls SINGING THE SWEPT SONGS OF DIXIE WILLARD & BORD im the Satire, “The Battle ma MbeTZ & METZ the Musteal Oddity, “A Mid- night Rehearsal.” of Baneo | tn MABEL VALENTERNE Me REL, "The Vemalte Sande: FITZGERALD & ODELL, Pue Stormers. HELEN STUART ... .““Polly Wiggles in Society” “Unequaled Pantages Theatre (7% WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 30, AT 2:30 FOUR cing Dreateat _ JACK McAULIFFE pion Lightweight of the NICHOLS and CROIX a New Comedy Skit Mueller and Mucller GEHAN and SPENCER Singing Comeai velty Dancers. HELEN LOWE AND THE PANTAGESCOPE EVERYBODY GET HAPPY | GREAT ELLS-FLOT SHOWS * . MONDAY AND Coming tuespay, may Two Performances Daily GREATER, MORE MAGNIFICENT THAN EVER The Circus War Is Raging—Prices Cut in Half 25 Cents Admits To Marvelous Show In Its Entirety See the Parade Tuesday, 10:30-—Be Persuaded SEAT SALE—Sherman, Clay & Co. RIGO The Greatest Living Hungarian Violinist, Sup- ported by His Original GYPSY ORCHESTRA for a Limited Time at the Collegelnn Sunday Table d’Hote Dinner $1.00