The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1911, Page 8

; j ; ‘ | aaa a ae ae ee * : * AT THE THEATRES ; # Moore—Olgn Nethe * day to W * dew t } y \ < * = dray . h i : * sock \ * garne *® Grand—\ \ « e : # Orpheum—N ‘ 4 * be DA *® open nev 3 ® Pantages Ne - * M *% Majestic wy * day r % Seattle—Max F ¥ * lita Robert : * Lols Thelr ® Star—Hurle * Pe ee ee ee Olga Nethersole Comes Nethe + ck's “S ? V trip away fron Ne ¢ w York ster was oF big succe i : Edith Wy ¢ the role. Bernhard the play in her re « “Sister Beatrice “miracle = . ed n her dut convent w her lov Virgin as : forms her offices for yea ‘: the nun re the Virgin on her | ental and the s gather abe ‘ i This Isn't All But this play do the entire eve offer Paul H a twoact dran will be seen in on Tuesday evening and day matine : Miss Nethersole has a new play by Henry Bernstein, author of “The Thief,” which she will pre gent Monday and Wednesday eve Rings, It is called “The Re demption of Evelyn Va The English version was don: Louis N. Par the adap *Chantecler.” The plot center q bout a misunderstood wife whe Ee recalled to her sense of duty by her love for her child. “The “4 demption of Evelyn Vaudray staged by Be Vesta Victoria. at the Grand famous English toria, will mance originally ment Tomorrow night Opera House th comedienne, Vesta Vic appear for @ single per Miss Victoria ‘ was Booked for a longer later. in the month at the but a rearrangement of her 80 she could open hicago on the 20th, she'll he here but night. She h shed a eng PEOPLE'S AMUSEMENT CO. OPERATING THE LYCEUM, ODEON AND THEATRES —- BEST FOR THE MONEY ~(EYCCOM FOR THRER DAYS, STARTING SUNDAY (TOMORROW) “In the Days of and tragic “The Spring Hownd-Up"—Werier and romantic “Lost and Won” — Komantic scenic. MUSICAL FEATURES Arthur Elwell, Perey Bretiand, Mo sical Story, Floyd O'Brien ODEON and ALASKA Strictly Popular Programs at Jar Prices, ALASKA Nero” —Historica stam We dye, clean, curl and remake a plumes. MODEL MILLINERY Co. 527 People’s Bank Bidg. Tad. 704. Main doit Don 8 t and Sh ‘ ke M Skating 1 Adar he w Ive My M All Ab 1 Por the | wi Miss \ 4 ty Mise |} c n tb u dig p Russian Orchestra Monday Mond © other voca T loi T as Jacob Altschu viola; Edw B Raho, English hern, and Mme. Re t rogram will be ted « r » modern R At the Seattle Max Figman has selects Substitute” for his second week at rattle The 8 ite” is a New Eng comedy Grama, dealing wit! ot squa the Pp The crime is in the en ed upon the party by tute young a y, who in falls in with the pastor's pretty daug' Miss Lolita Robertson will play the role of the man’s | daughter, a sweet young Puritan open the new Pantages bill Mor neron and Gaylord tb \ ‘On and Off the Stage a picture of alleged conditions in vaudeville wices. Clivett the man in black a efor strictly fret w man of mystery. Clivette is on a Kees and Butter—selling Price. sone Ak cen rari Fcch’ Rests ag se “tL | Am acrobati nein will be Storage Teast ety » by the Three English Girls wsicns | The Dumond Duo hi much of the musical end of the bill ay Seoteee 5 The Musical pps, xylophone H 13 lartiste, furnish another musical 33 number bariey Vegetabies—selling Price per box 5 | tatoos, Ib. oo oo 1 2.008 LET PUBLIC USE SCHOOL HOUSE y al aa ‘ \ and Y CoA he Or um. ‘9 wns é At the Orphev 5 A ‘ t th ' t sot Dr. Cc. FI {the 1 ©. It bas o Q M e jadriel w « DA 1 t le elig k o ¢ ed ray isan ‘Boalah _MU e INY ards n Ene a 2 A ot Wire 4 Cor u TA Rey ba " a ity of at Pes 7 f * t ed { ot and Low!s have some m Hat Ger 4 a? ell are « f bur awe ] “ ha a 1 ‘© with Fitz Mrs, W tar when you} 1 in love with me } Mr. Wirebriar—I didn’t fall tn. 1} kate experts At the Pantages. a Jt rale eling 18 BARBERS AID _RYTHER HOME | Here is more help for the little child in the Ryther home, Laat night the F rs’ union voted to contribute year. This is enough to maintain one litle tot dragged In We Are on the Verge of a Great Prosperity than th Girls in a “| Don’t Need 10 Whiskies Under My Belt Now In Order to 0 My Work” The Neal 3-Day ‘Tourists Loot Tia Juana; THE SEATTLE STAR At the Theatres Next Week NEAR-STATESMEN. WRITE UP THEIR OWN GREATNESS WA NEW BILLS ON TODAY AT MOVING PICTURE HOUSES HINGTON, D. ¢ ' a Pre aeed Wire) The ne ongre jonal DINGO, May 1 Souvenir. | contains the autoblographies of ¢ Circult Theatre—"In Old ¢ f necking America who rushed |lawmakers and modesty in ofter pases ght, he « Te }acroes the line to Tia Juana almost | dreadfully betrayed in | par i Wh ‘ gor p ng and } pan | Brace ally sate awe Me vem Ae ‘ _s rhe - Cole Exh bie J a os a ; Sacally photog no from thet he #a ' father "= bio, ¥ | States ‘tre has de in hi t es lone he uf ‘ : jbower to v o | tt fe.” 3 made state rt ° ald that ‘ for the ootir « fear ' A 7 - National theatre 7 damage un¢ 4 il t i In } nt poste! tt dian ¢ 4. to Washingtor paign ‘ he ove . ates: 0 Bu hobo | ¢ i an | HOSPITAL PAOSPERS |mexsssenrnesemier sir ci palo } The Orth pede Hospital re cee aOR ya AP ser creel ae ” Chbeinhd tor Benbente, real ¢ fe day that the bul P| eatease hie he Specials for the finished by July 11 w it q 2 BROF pa Bey |tion peeene nine @ Week | y HARDWARE BE Cie ‘oe DAY mn ree SPORTING GOODS WASH GTON Ma 1 The - ~ *. | Unitea Koenls 1 FISHING TACKLE ° ser ta wl ae cunery || Ohio Dentists Phere| | CHICAGO rie $4.45 ae x : » 6¢]|/Painiess $1.69 ees ee Le : 90c ves "re eee = ae Ohio Dentists DRINK HABIT CURE | == | Rescued Him ‘ G We have a big new stock of CHI-NAMEL } And everything else that goes t on with a brush Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co, 1406 4th, Di mally Opp. P.-1. Picture Frames SPECIAL “Woodinette’s” Latest Novelty Ready Made and to Order in Mottos. 26¢ This Week. c. c. BERG, | Furrier Taxidermist — Tanning and high grade fur rug making. | Skulls for rug work. Summer prices on Ladies’ Furs and alterations. 1425 First Ave. Manufacturer of Artificial)’ Prult—Selling Price. natchee apples 2.00 e * 1.60 en 4.26@ 4.69 essed Meate—Selling Price, u@ 1 i 1 2@ 11 1 0@ Smoked Meate—Seiling Price, Hams Phense ir ‘Time tere AS The Bank for Savings Corner Third Avenue and Pike Street some money Certificate at 4 per cer t ever PRACTICAL BOND Capital $400,000 Fully Paid m¢ away in of De drawing nths AS A the who want acres of land try, vegetables and fruit on possible on tracts of that sta | For man | | | ish, They are the same | Raliroad station | The soll is black loam and ing distance of Seattle, Term more a more e, we ns $5 to $1 have east of Kirkland and from % to mile from Lake Sammam- distance from a Northern Pi This land sells for $45 to $76 an acre, lies well, and is capable of producing abundantly when cultivated. shot clay leads to the Kirkland ferry, and the land is within easy driv- than two 65 and 10-a 5 and 10 Acre Tracts or three who wants té keep a few cows and raise poul extensive scale than is cre tracts cific A good wagon road 0 a month, Se cre ~ |Spangenberg FISHING TACKLE 4 tn nent Beattie men es and copy of © SNOHOMISH- E VERETT INTE RURBAN ? BRETT 07, 7 BASEBALLS 3 aaa CUTLERY ‘ a MAKES KEYS Especially is this true when the ‘‘deed” transfers a Kirkland homesite or Garden tract from Burke & Farrar, Inc., to a buyer, and the “words” are “Rent received” on a bunch of valueless receipts. Theodore Roosevelt has also said: “Every person who invests in well- selected real estate in a growing section of a prosperous community adopts the surest and safest method of becoming independent, for land is the basis of all wealth.” Soiled down to three words ‘*eUy KIRKLAND” —"45 Minutes” from Second and Madison— Kirkland is beautiful Lake city,” shore of t “He a thriving city on the int Washington supplementary east locality is fast developing an importar me The 1 iost important of the many factors in Kirkland’s rapid growth is the Kirkland ferry, with its splendid transportation facilities and low fare g 125-foot double decked steamer “Washington” (lower deck for rigs a nd upper deck for passengers) makes 11 round trips a day between ison Park—the fare is only 6 2-3 cents by commutation ticket. ‘Traffic is increasing so fast that a new and even larger and faster boat will soon be necessary. roads are being opened up—new We have said that Kirkland is “in she is in the midst of progress. Take Mad- the lake tor and see Kirkland property—others building in Kirkland—new stores stablishing—progress is seen everywhere the path of aie re she is more than that ison car and Kirkland ferry or An n boat and come across these things for yourself mebody will get the will come too late—don't be a “Came-too-late.” 50 new homes are are ders 10rrow crean Kirkland Garden Tracts— These little 2s 2 walk farther back homesites and spe Kirkland Lakeview Homesites— These he and a splendid panoramic view of beautiful Lake Washington and of Seattle. They from the and an accredited high school are very few minutes’ ke shore than the opportunity to the elty man or home-seeker who wants to keep his cost of living low and yet able to work in 3 Kirkland poultry and vegetable rats e the advantage of closeness to market that does away with freights and commissions. Many of the tracts have black, rich soll, than which there is none better for vegetables, ber- ries, fruit, Large Garden tracts sell for $300 and up and the te are only $5 to $10 a month. We will gladly help you to get started by furnishing lumber for your buildings at net cost on easy terms ome are only a few minutes ferry landing. Good grade schools near and large natural playgrounds abound, where the children romp and p bodies ay and the develop sturdy and clean minds first necessities for a successful life These homesites sell for from $150 up, on the very easy terms of $15 down and $5 to $10 a month—when you see them and sec land is growing you'll appreciate their value. FACTORY SITES— Free factory sites for legit Burke & Farrar, Ine. Owners 405-409 NEW YORK BLOCKS imate manufacturing com panies wishing to establish near Seattle—rail and water transportation. Open Evenings—7 to 9 1 |