LAWRENCE HcCARTYLessee and ilanager.

WEEK OF OCTOBER 2, 1905

THOMAS JEFFERSON

RIP VAN WINKLE

2

™' GILLETTE

SAFETY

RAZORIS a thin^ ofbeauty and is at-tractively putup in a compactlittle velvet-lined case.

Makes an

Ideal Holiday

—one that will lasta lifetime and willgive much pleasureto the recipient.

Complete

$5.00— sold everywhere atthis price. It is beau-tifully finished, triplesilver-plated and eachrazor is supplied with 12

double-edged wafer blades,which are hardened, tem-pered, ground and sharp-ened by a secret and pat-ented process, and

NEVER REQUIRE HONING

OR STROPPINGAs each blade will shave 20 to 40 times,

with 12 blades one can have over

400 Shaves at less than 1o. a Shaveafter which 12 new blades maj" be pur-chased for $1.00.Your dealer sells the Gillette Safety Razor. Ask

him for it. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES.Write tO’day for our in-

teresting booklet, whichexplains OUR 30 -DAYFREE TRIAL OFFER.Most dealers make this

offer; if yours does not,

we will.

The Gillette Sales Co.

1132 Times Building42d St. and Broadway,

New York.

I

I

3

IT IS A FACT^^..,^.that we can show you wore Solid Mahogany Furniture ready

for prompt delivery than *^any other store in America/*

Choice designs and high grade workmanship with us do not

mean high prices. We make the goods ourselves and sell them

to you for one profit, thaVs the reason.

We have alt hair upholstered Furniture and Bedding on the

same basis.

Also, Drapery Goods, Fabrics, Wall Papers and Oriental

Rugs of equal merit. You should at least visit our warerooms

before supplying your wants.

Cobb-^Eastman Company111 to 117 Washington St. —

ORIENTAL RUGSFURNITURE DRAPERIES WALL PJiPER

Dunlap 6 Co.’s

Also our own Special” shapesFOR

Young Men

l^oir all oooa^iorxj^

Repairing and Remodellingdone in the best manner at

moderate prices at

JACKSON S C0.’S126 Tremont Street

Opposite Park St. Church

Hints for DeautyEvery woman who wishes to re-ceive hints for beauty should writeto me for my valuable beauty book,

The *PoWer of Beauty**which I will send to any addressthe same day I receive your name.VIBRASSAGE FACE TREATMENTMANICURE 50c. PEDICURE 50c.

HAIR DRESSINGMARCEL WAVE

CHILDREN’S HATRCUTTING ASPECIALTY

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, WARTS ANDMOLES REMOVED BY ELECTRICITYSCHOOL FOR INSTRUCTION IN

ALL BRANCHESThe Wark of Quality FRENCH CREAM 50c

SUNBURN, TAN,FRECKLES

ALMONDINE SKINFOOD $1.00

HEALTHY SKIN

MADAME MAY15 TEMPLE PLACE

on Toilet Accessories BOSTON

Boston TavernEuropean Plan THEATRE AND

PRIVATE DINING ROOMS dinner parties

C L VORKE ^ Specialty.' & CO. Ordway PI. & 347 Washington St.

6

ffioeton Ubeatre.LAWRENCE McCARTY - Lessee and Manager.

THE EXECUTIVE STAFF.Business Manager F. E. PondMusical Director Napier Lothian

Machinist D. B. Craig

Electrician Edward C. SmithProperties W. E. Chester

Master of Auxiliaries. . James W. Taylor

Chief of Ushers Chas. S. LougeeDoor- ( R. G. Howe, W. J. Finnkeepers

|Jere. O’Connor, Wm. S. Ford

Ticket AgentsI F. J.Bond

Advertising Agent Charles S. HandsMatron Mrs, Laura Sloper

Press Representative W. H.Walsh

Box Office open from 9 A. m. to 10 p. m.

Doors open 1.30 and 7.30 p. m.

Children in arms not admitted.

Ladies' Retiring: and Cloak Room onOrchestra Floor. No Pees.

Gentlemen's Check Room head of First Bal-cony Stairs. No fees.

Smoking and Gentlemen's Retiring Room onFirst Balcony Floor.

Smoking positively forbidden in the Foyer.

Opera Glasses for hire at stand in Foyer.

Parties finding lost articles in any portion of theTheatre please leave same at Opera Glass Stand

The Furniture used in this Theatre from TheShawmut Furniture Co., 267-269 Tremont St.

Pianos used in this Theatre from Chandler WSmith Co., 120 Boylston Street.

Organs used in this Theatre from Estey OrganCo., 120 Boylston Street.

Grease Paints furnished by Klein’s HotelPelham Drug Store.

'

Palms and Plants used in this Theatre furnishedby The Boston Decorative Plant Co., 65Summer Street.

Electric and Gas Fixtures furnished byMcKenney & Waterbury, 181 Franklin St.

Silverware used in this Theatre from Woodman,Cook & Co., 364 Washington St.

Patrons using Tremont Street Subway, willfind a convenient exit through Mason St. door.

The Mudge Press, 55 Franklin Street.

Program published by S. A. LINCOLN,

55 Franklin Street., Tel. Main 267.

SILKBuying our silks direct from the mills

enables us to assure you a saving of 1 0 to

25% on silks bought from us. We men-tion a few of our values below

;

PricG PxicG19=in. Colored Taffetas $0.69 $0.5019=in. Colored Taffetas 79 .60

19-

in. Colored Peau=de=Cygne 79 .65

20-

in. Colored Messalines 1.00 .79

21-

in. Colored Peau-de-C^gne 1.00 .8523-in. Colored Crepe-de-Chines .. . 1.00 .7923-in. Colored Crepe-de-Chines .. . 1.25 .9820-in. Colored Chiffon Taffetas . . . 1.00 .8536-in. Colored Lining Satin 1.00 .8519-in. Black Taffeta 59 .4521-in. Black Taffeta, guaranteed, .79 .6521-in. Black Chiffon Taffeta, “ .89 .7521-in. Black Chiffon Taffeta, ** 1.00 .8927-in. Black Taffeta, guaranteed 1.00 .7536-in. Black Taffeta, “ 1.00 .8936-in. Black Taffeta, “ 1.25 1.00

SAMPLES SENT ON REQUEST

BARTON a EATON7 TEMPLE PL. (eK.) BOSTON, MASS.

HWE YOU Aw O

TVEepyERINfi‘n/f oviA

EBER’S 25 and 27-- = Temple Place

Genuine OYSTERSlo'eT® and SALADSOn your way home drop In to WEBER’S

IVflAKEB^, TO WEAFtER.

$^oo H>vt412 WASHINGTON ST. RnCTniLi749 WASHINGTON ST.

6

WILLIAM E. DOYLE

jflorist

6 Beacon St. and 306 Boylston St. Boston, Mass.

Conservatories, 1509 Cambridge St., Cambridge.

UAIICF Outfits for 2 persons,IVktl nUWWk nice goods, with ex-

tension table and 6-

hole range, $75 ;only $6 cash and $1.50 per week

;

free delivery; no interest. GUYS, 86 Canal St*

A SMALL SHOP OF FINE CANDIES(

AND 121 -SUnnER SI * FORAENTVOniNUTESraOnSOUTHSKnON

wmm:

7

»• Boston ZLbeatre »»

LAWRENCE McCARTY, Lessee and Manager,

FIFTY-SECOND SEASON OFTHE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT THEATRE IN AMERICA.

Kvenings at8.00 o’clock WEEK OF OCTOBER 2,1905.

Matinees Wednesdayand Saturday at 2.00

THOMAS JEFFERSONIN

“Rip Van Winkle”Program Continued

PHILADELPHIA ICE CREAM CO.SS 'West iStreet, Boston.

-TEI-E^t-IONE, OXF-ORD S82

T^athjeftellerthe new AMERCCAN

MILLINERYCHOICEST IMPORTED GOODS

ORDER WORKMRS. ELIZABETH WASGATT CLARK

Room 72 1, COLONIAL BUILDING

Four years with R. H. STEARNS & CO.

BestI

For AllSeats I Theatres

OnMKICI I Y’Q Ticket Office

uUNNtLLi U Adams House

PHONE OXFORD 942

8

Sterling

Silver,specially suited for Wedding

and Anniversary Gifts.

Diamonds,Watches,Etc.

PricesAlways Moderato.

Smith, Patterson

Co.,

FALL HATSFor MEN and WOMEN

AGENTS FOR KNOX

HALL & HANCOCK418 & 420 Washington St.

Hats and Furs, Umbrellas andGloves, Raincoats and Walking Sticks

Miss M. F. FISK144 Tremont St.

BOSTON

52

Wholesale and Retail Jewellers,

Summer St., BOSTON.

We are opening this

week new things in

Gloves, Ostrich and MaraboutBoas and Muffs,

Veilings and Belts

WEARING APPARELIncluding the entire family laundry, washed, starched and dried

ready for ironing, andA I. L. F* L-AT O KWashed, dried and ironed, ready for use

ALL FOR 30 CENTS PER DOZENi«ir>

Blue Monday Soap Blue HeatSoiled Clothes Starch Water Worry

for*

Oambrlclg:^ I^O-tincaLr^rTrade

amouslexible

inishMark

MASS.

9

PROGRAM—Continued

CAST OF CHARACTERS.ACT I.

Eip Yan Winkle Thomas JeffersonDerrick Yon Beekman Frank C. BangsCockles (His Nephew) Earl WesternMck Yedder Bussell BassettJacob Stine Carl KetlerClausen D. JonesLittle Heindrich. Yiola FlugrathLittle Meenie Leoni FlugrathGretchen Ethel Fuller

ACT II.Bip Yan Winkle Thomas JeffersonGretchen . Ethel FullerLittle Heindrich Yiola FlugrathLittle Meenie Leoni Flugrath

ACT III.Bip Yan Winkle Thomas JeffersonDwarf Dudley McCannHeindrich Hudson Bobert Brown

ACTS lY. AND Y.Bip Yan Winkle Thomas JeffersonDerrick Yon Beekman Frank C. BangsCockles (His Nephew) Earl WesternHeindrich Yedder (Nick Yedder’s Son) Malcolm DuncanSeth Walter S. HowardGretchen Ethel FullerMeenie .Lauretta FrancisKatchen Meta Greene

Pros^ram Continued

We are offering a few VERYFINE

DRESDEN SETS OF

TABLE LINENin our OCTOBER SALE.

\A/HITNEY’S L.INEN STORETemple Place and West Street

1 (»

BOSTON’S NEW STORE.

STRICTLYTIREPROOFTHROUGHOU]^

He^iby Siegel Go.Washington &^ssex' Sts>^

FOLLOW THIS NAME FOR IMPORTANT STORE NEWS.

Our Modern FurnitureOur furniture department has leaped at one bound into public favor of the

most pronounced kind. All the most refined Eind desirable of modem designs

are represented, from dainty and delicate inlaid mahogany to the Mission type

of sturdy oak, so much in demand to-day. The greater part of this superb

stock is of “ Grand Rapids Make *’— which means to furniture what “ Sterlmg”

means to silverware. We Eire offering a wonderful opportunity to buy at

competition-proof prices, and a visit will convince you that nowhere else

in New England can such high quality be found combined with such reason-

able figures. Take the elevators or escalators to the fourth floor.

11

PROGRAM— Continued

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES.ACT I.

—

Village of Falling Water.ACT II.

—

Rip’s Home.ACT III. —Catskill Mountains.

(An elapse of 20 Years.)

ACT lY.—Village of Falling Water.ACT Y.

—

Derrick Von Beekman’s Home.

Intermission of two minutes between Acts lY. and Y.

The Orchestra, under the direction of NAPIER LOTHIAN, will render selections from thefollowing program in order indicated by number displayed at conductor’s desk.

A. OvEKTUEE Eip Yan WinkleB. Heart’s Whispers • J. L. GilbertsC. Spring Song MendelssohnD. LorleyE. Orioso Langey

WALTER'S. Howard Stage Manager

ESTABROOK 8c EATON’S

flargueriteOigars

Are high-grade goods, fine

flavor and not strong, and

are strictly a gentleman’s

smoke.

SOLD BY THE TRADE GENERALLY

mILLIPSDIGESTIBLE

The only Cocoawjth a Rich

Chocolate Flavor.

12

First concern in

America to make a

low price on music

rolls.

Fifty thousand

rolls of perforated

music for Pianista,

Pianola, Simplex,

Angelus, Chase &Baker and other

players.

Send for Catalogue.

Oitl

Only dealers in

Boston making a

specialty of piano

players and music.

Piano players

sold on rental pur-

chase plan at lowest

prices.,

Demonstration at

your convenience.

TELEPHONE, OXFORD 184

172 TREMONT ST., BOSTON

IS

CLOTHINGFOR MEN WOMEN CHILDREN

CLEANSED OR DYED PROPERLY

CARPETS RUGS PORTIERESCLEANSED OR DYED

(The whole tone of a room can be chang^ed)

AJIAAAAAAJIASLAA

Lace

Curtains

cleansed

carefully

ou *0

AAAAAAAAAAAAA

Blankets

cleansed

soft as new.

LewANDO'SAmerica’s Greatest Cleansers Dyers Lannderers

Mala Office

Back Bay Branch Roxbury Branch

284 Boylston Street 2206 Washington StreetCambridge Branch

1274 Massachusetts Ave.

2 Galen Street Watertown (Newton delivery)

Telephone Exchange 555 OXFORD connects all offices

72 NEWTON Telephone connects “suburban” subscribers

Also NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE HARTFORD NEW HAVENPROVIDENCE NEWPORT WORCESTER LYNN

14

Has the BESTYou can guess the rest!

FURALTERATIONS and REPAIRS

We do first-class work onlyOur Prices are ModerateWe show many Exclusive Styles

EDW. KAKAS& SONS

162 Tremont St.Our Only Store! Next door to Keith’s Theatre

15

OOMIPi^OM01VI>AY, OOY. o

DENMANTHOMPSON

and the

Greatest of New England Plays

The OldHomestead

Yiolsiets no'w on. ssilo

16

INVESTMENTS IN CUBA.Americans of the highest character, thrifty,

enterprising men and women, are rapidly

taking up the rich; alluvial lands of Eastern

Cuba.

BUENAVENTURA offers to the prospec-

tive investor or settler an ideal location;

a deep, rich soil, well watered, well drained,

and extremely fertile. Situated on the

Cuba Railroad, three hundred feet abovethe sea level, and sixty-five miles from NipeBay. Lands in this vicinity yield profits of

one hundred dollars to five hundred dollars

per acre.

Hon. Thos. B. Reed once said: “ The Island

of Cuba contains more natural wealth than

any country I have ever seen.”

Tracts of ten acres or more sold for cash or

on easy payments. No interest, taxes, or lor-

feitures.

Booklet and particulars sent free.

UNITED STATES

6% GOLD BONDS.We offer for sale at par and accrued inter-

est, three hundred, ten year, first mortgage or

trust deed, gold bonds, of the Boston andBaracoa Company, of one thousand dollars

each.

Bonds secured by trust deed to the Inter-

national Trust Company.BOARD OF DIRECTORS

BOSTON & BARACOA COflPANY.Arthur Pomeroy, Boston, Prest.

A. Jus. Johnson, Lynn, V. Prest.

Hon. John L. Bates, Boston, Counsel.

Hon. Ira A. Chase,Bristol, N. H.,Asst. Counsel.

Hon. Geo. B. Buxton, Norwalk, Ct., Sec. andTreas.

P. J. Harney, Lynn, Director.

E. Ray Speare, Boston, Director.

Seth L. Larrabee, Portland, Me., Corporation

Clerk.

Full particulars furnished on application.

CUBA COMPANY,1029-30 Old South Bldg., Boston, Hass

EITHER GAS OR GASOLENEFOR EVERY PURPOSE REQUIRING POWER OF ANY KIND

CATALOGUE SENT ON REQUEST

OLDS GASOLENE ENGINE WORKSSalesroom, B9-75 WASHINGTON ST., NORTH

17

BOSTON THEATRE

Some of the Attractions to Appear During the Season of 1905-06

Wizard of Oz

Babes in Toyland

Fantana

Sara Bernhardt

Babes in the WoodENGLISH PANTOMIME

Denman Thompson

Way Down East

Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch

The Earl and the Girl

Geo. Primrose Big Minstrel Co.

18

BOSTON THEATRE EXITS,

DINING TABLESWe have many good values in

dining room tables. We are sell-

ing tables like illustration, hand

polished, quarter oak finished,

round top, four feet in diameter,

six inch legs, handsomely turned

and fluted, ball bearing casters.

Can be extended to six or eight

feet. The price is

$ 1 6.95SEND FOR CATALOGUE

GOODS DELIVERED IN

UNMARKED WAGONS.

OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS

S H A w m u TFURNITURE CO.

267-269 Tremont St. (Opp.HoiiisSt.)

AND

827 Washington St. (Cor. Common St.)

'H

19

Large Automobiles to LetBy the Hour or by the Day

Tinker Brothers43 Columbus Ave. BOSTON Providence station Entrance

Telephone, 622=3 Tremont

REPAIRING INSTITUTEFor

WATCHESCLOCKSJEWELRYMUSiG BOXES

R-. V. IHIOI-V'Room No. 65, 373 Washington St.,

Jewelers Bldg., Tel. 3505-2 MainTake Elevator to 6th floor

Leading Jewelers of NewYork trusted most del-icate work to my previousrepair shops.

Name of Mgr., R. Q. SULLIVAN, Stamped on every

7 -20-4IOg. oioar

Is the SMOKERS’ PROTECTION and Standard of Quality

BOSTON DISTRIBUTORS

McGREENERY & MANNING, Gross and Fulton Sts.L. JESELSOHN, 128 North St.

Factory, Manchester, N. H.

HIBBARD & MASON H. L. KLEIN L. A. UNDERWOOD

^ailore414 WASHINGTON STREET

SpeciaiPricesfor FsU and Winter

Dress Suits, $50

Business Suits, $35

AFAYETTCHAMBERS

27 HAYWARD PLACEEntirely refurnished, right in the

heart of the shopping and theatre dis-

trict, away from the noise and dust of

Washington Street, and still in the

centre of civilization.

ROOMS $1.00 PER DAY AND UPWARDSSPECIAL RATES FOR PERMANENT GUESTS

If there is Nothing WrongSo Much the Better!

Watch your children’s sight, see if theysquint or frown or rub their eyes. Ifthey do, have their eyes examined bya competent Optician and at a placewhere you can be certain of honestdealing. Bring your children to us.We guarantee first-class work, first-classservice and honest, impartial advice.

Herman L. Klein & Co.©pticians

410 WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON(Between Summer and Franklin Sts., opposite Gilchrist Co.)

ELEVATOR ' TELEPHONE

i

i

i

i

i

<

i

i

i

i

O

A. .A . A . A .

LADIES!The Latest and Most CorrectStyles in MILLINERY canalways be found at , . .

The BOUQUET134 TREMONT STREET

We make a Specialty of Mourning GoodsOrders taken at Residences

20

If you find it necessary

to purchase clothing on

the credit system, we

should be pleased to have

MISS GAFFNEY384 Boylston Street

HYGIENIC TREATMENT OF HEAD, FACE

AND NECKyou call and we will

cheerfully explain our

system.

The house that is dif-

ferent from the others.

Removing and preventing wrinkles and im-proving the complexion by restoring musculartone and tissue building, YVITHOUT THE USEOF COSMETICS OR STEAMING . Head treatedfor congestion, falling hair and baldness. SkinFood and Hair Tonic for sale.

TESTIMONIALS FROM DISTINGUISHEDMEN AND WOMEN OP BOSTON.

NATIONAL SUPPLYMANICURING AND SHAMPOOING

COMPANY45 TEMPLE PLACE

Wm. J. Daly, Mgr. Tickets All Theatres

Established HERRICKCOPLEY SQUARE

2329-2330-3321 Back Bay

LONDON HARNESS CO.’S

FAMOUSHAND-SEWN

j;.

J? > V KEnglish Gloves

' \ FOR MEN AND WOMENf A

'A.'IN TAN, WHITE AND BLACK

Vll r $1.25l=>ER RAIR.

^ We are now located in the John

Hancock Building,

176 Devonshire St. and 27 Federal St.

21

IIV

46 'X'lxe Old Hoiiaestoad ”

r M r I

I I fl ^ I of your friends

I are deaf, have

them call at 754 Old South

Building, or send for catalogue.

MEARS EAR PHONE CO.

^uEcmcmREmnR CHfSsTiR E-EfTfi

®p:«s:«7^o7y.

GEORGE B. DODGE

laGor an6

Importer

364 Washington St., BOSTON

At SodaFountains,

5 Cents.

TCLCPHONC. 1977-5 OXFOPO

Brasb S. MergerSUCCESSORS TO H. CRINE

Practical Furriers15 AND 17 AVON STREET

UP ONE FLIGHT BOSTON, MASS.

THURSTON DINING ROOM92 BOWDOIN STREET, (opposite State House)

3 minutes’ walk from Winter St.,

AN Excellent dinner for 25 cents.Turkey Dinner, Sunday and Thursday.

Breakfast 20c. Supper 20c. Transients accommodated.

HOURS FOR MEALS.Week Days: Breakfast 6 to g. Dinner ix to a.

Supper 5 to 7. Sundays: Breakfast 8 to 10.

Dinner 12 to 2. Supper 5 to 7.

Rooms with steam heat.

23

The inducements which

are now being offered in

IVIetropolitan and Suburban

Exchanges are for a limited

period.

CONTRAOT DEPARTMENT

New England Telephone and Telegraph Company

101 MILK STREET

MAIM 0090

/.

24

v/^//^//y//yy/yy/x//y//yy/y//^//x//yy/y'//x//A^^^ v/y//y//r//r//^

C^de^iInvalid^.* I

jfisi"/ott K

mANTIOOTE,

S«S*^ Bf\oo*(i-'**f‘:

Bettor than Coffee

Richer than Coffee

Seven-’eights Coffee

^ojrxci for* I^r*loo

IMPORTERS AND GROCERSCor. Tremont and Beacon Sts., ) or^cxrfcMCopley Square j

\

I

[

i

I'

c2?ner®f’l} BROOKLINE I

y//x//x//Ay/7//y//x//y/////A^/y//y//y//y//A//^^^