The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1911, Page 6

Pash: re Potlatch Visitors: You are cordially ig Invited to : Make Your Headquarters at the 4 city ticket office 3 of the : Chicago, Milwaukee | & Puget Sound Railway SECOND AND CHERRY where writing tables and all facilities are afforded for your convenience A feature of your stay here may be an inspection of our ART EXHIBIT reproductions of Scenic views of matchless grandeur — exact the endless and fascinating panorama’ presented by the Cascade Mountains, Rock Lake (Lake of Mystery), the Columbia River, the Shadowy St. Joe, the Bitter Roots, the Missoula Gorge, Rocky Mountains and others along the “new steel trail” are included in this exhibition. It also embraces late pictures of magnificent Mt. Rai- nier, with its vast acres of glaciers and fields of perpetual snow, and the beautiful places en route to this, “The Mountain of the Great Snow.” Consider this A personal Invitation GEO. W. HIBBARD GEN. PASS. AGENT While in the city, be sure and take a nice, cool ride on Lake Anderson Steamboat co. Leschi Park—Madison Park SEATTL Hotel Afton First Ave. and Pine How To POTLATCH DANCES —At— Dreamland Seventh and Union "IEVERY NIGHT ADMISSION 25c Including 5 Dance Tickets The lobby is very comfortable and ¢, many having « — * und and the cted with private #1 Per Day Up. PHONES: Ind. 1100; Main 256 HATES—Transient, ie to $1.50 | 1H HOTEL WESTLAKE | B. A. SWALL, Prop. All Outside Rooma—s ks Bast From Carnival Re -Birietly Modern 2 Bio stand —-WESTLAKE AND SEVENTH Green Lake, Fremont, Ballard, Phinne Phone Main 2757 for a Good Time} Rest for a few days at the HOTEL DILLER’ Cc. J. MUNGER, Mgr. SEATTLE, WASH.! You Are Always Welcome at he Hotel Seward} | i Modern in Every Respect ZBINDEN BROS., Props. } i teeta sate Washington on our fast and| OLYMPUS Seattle’s Finest Cafe ¥ THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1911, MOST MODERN PHOTO-PLAY THEATRES— Celebrates Its Opening by Giving All Children of “THE POTLATCH” and the City of Seattle a Real Treat FREE PSS STS W, N. GILMORE, Hotel Arlington. W. G, POTTS, MGR. a FREE BUS. Pres INQ, A. GILMORE, See, and Treas | RATES, 750 to $2.50--First Avenue and University Street _ Don’t Fail to Visit ; The Seneca Cafe’ During the Potlatch Johnson & Weeden Phone Main 1152 1200 First Ave., Cor. Seneca |] Hotel Wilhard Three Blocks From Postoffice Seventh and Union the City Everything Modern Visit And Enjoy Some While tn HOOD’S of Their Famous Candies and Ice Cream. 1422 SECOND AVE. — 1329 THIRD AVE, — 1609 PIKE PLACE ffical Program ALASKA - SEATTLE perenne rM DAY th i | AP Raley ait 0, “PASTIME THEATRE” 704 FIRST AV. FOR CHALDREN 14 YEARS OLD AND UNDER, ON THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1911, BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 1 AND 5 O'CLOCK P. M. 1:00 P. M—Termal Opening of the Geia- on Votlaten, NOTICE—Cut this pleture out 4 lines and present it to the box office, It will admit all children 14 years old and under, FREE to the PASTIME THEATRE on the date and time above given wre} Inatom ied Awteming 9:00 to 3 [Canoe Stngiee—2.15 to Hotenming—240 to 6100 FM. on the dotte Tromk Pactte One of the most The entrance play theatres tx to modern and uptodate Photo- und in the “PASTIME THEATRE.” There bh been no expense spared | in arranging every little detail for public comfort and convenience, especially in obtaining very valu: | able contracts with the film companies in ob- | taining the very b reels that they can farnish the Pastime, to be wn for the first time in Se style, presentir attending © fend stand by the Queen | . Preeentation of the | Electric to keep you pert fans ba n installed tn such pox comtortabie pageant and Jackienite ton, | Keview of warships and = Killett Bay and concert, Grand Trusk Pacific Dock. 4:00 PF. M—tand concert, officlal grand. | Military and Naval Pageant and eallors, fraternal floats, When the Potlatch Is Over Take a Trip Through the nd concert at Grand Trunk Pacitic oe Pr. Me | under t at the mltitia, 9:00 F. M.—-Mecorting of the King an reg and court of honer te the Roya: | 00? F. M. “7 | rene, Opening of the Royal Ra te cme, | Award of prises by the king | Band Concert, Official Grand | Te PM. | Stand. Itluminated Pageant of Prog latch Flambeau Club. | 10:00 P. M.--Pireworks @isplay on barges | ¥ and demonstration of SATURDAY—CARNIVAL DAY 3060 Fr. -Parade of children of the Se | | sont Bay | bouse en | H. Meine Electric tiiumina- Genera! masking. Elks and under direction e No. 92, of Se ‘Horribles, © Rroteaque of the Ribbons, | official grand: | STEAMSHIPS PRINCE RUPERT AND PRINCE GEORGE Twin Screw—19 Knots—3,500 Tons The Safest, Finest and Most Luxurious Steamships in the NORTH PACIFIC COAST SERVICE Hot and Cold Running Water in Every Stateroom Electric Reading Lamp in Each Berth course in Billott }00 Fr. om sirecte adjacent to 2:00 P. M.—Second motor boat race of all Cruising motor boats o Eacort © the grandstand et the King Par Edict of the Kigg closing the First Golden Potiatoh— 97. SEVEN-DAY TRIP $48.00 "ss oi" $48.00 Leave SEATTLE, WASH., Every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY, 12:00 o'Clock Mid night, for Victoria, Vancouver, Prince Rupert, Stewart. One Hundred and Twenty-five Miles Through the Portland Canal, Along the Rugged “Alaska” Shore EASTERN SUMMER TOURS VIA CHICAGO CRA Grand Trunk Railway System (Double Track Route) T Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York, Buffalo. After You Think You Have Done Everything During the POTLATCH Visit the ND TRUNK Philadelphia, Atlantic City, and all Eastern Points. e Muskoka Lakes, Lake of Bays, Temagami Lakes, St.” Lawrence River, White Mountains, NO-M2 First Av. South Low 30 anf 60-Day Round Trip Tickets on Sale fram Chicago from July 1 to September 30. Fer further inforfation and illustrated folders address J. H. BURGIS, Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept., First Avenue and Yesler Way, SEATTLE, WASH. : Something Doing All th i aero seuse eau ee @Aeme oe ba ewe eee mmeae@aeame @®@erdcwescoerro Wucwe Zeer. s8¥4eeeee eee eee eee