The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 15, 1907, Page 4

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CBeartlc NeW YORK, May 1S Ofiman i becoming Mre ee} i Eis Corey has doubdtiess satiefied her highest ambition, At leagt for] & while Aa the bride of the pres Ment of the steel trast she hae much that mo wilt buy, But kas she everything? Only time will) tet | Up to the present time, tn the tainted romance of the former) singer of “The Mocking Bird” and the Pittebure multimillionaire. gronty bas played « pretty he rt, But can't ft de everythin Pitt it open the doore of the soctal. justve? WH! the actress be 4 within the sacred pre ginete of the limited «00? Will weney do this tor t | bee fall. for any of the other = must “fomedtennes who hate married rt @nd even the few who have ‘mad ied men with high @ L po Tiitions have not deen recetved by the Mttrgultres ot New York end New-/ | Madelle Gtiman, tt te now clear, | jeome te think that dollars, =e bigh, cam accomplish i woh, but if the second Mra, Corey Bb We apctaliy ambitious she may at Tast. discover that other requisites = weal wealth are necessary im admittance te the exclusive , = thie city, Gould millions did/ | pet av Katherine Clemmons, the a r aid uth help Min- | Phe jAshiey, who married tnto Astar family. « Ttimay be that the Coreya, Tepite the fact that they B magnificent residence teidet of “Millionaires Mile. Be Gatiefied with the Waldorf set «Riches are always an open seasme Into this gay circle, The beauty of the women, their tollettes and jew eis are the standarde by wt they are meascred. Though the 400) mar be ridiculed by the reet of the) ) world, refinement and cultivation Are requisites ae well as Wealth Thus far money has done much te gratify the longings and ami tonsa of Mabelle Gliman. It eastly | Secured @ divorce for the im: wished to marry. The protest votcee of Ye scandalized rela Rives have sino deen sttlied A teh NAT ln Hh ome the | ‘There are 2 the world. Sunlight wt!! penetrate very clear Water to the depth of 1.500 feet. tm the last fve years, In Ne Tor city, 583.714 tenants have @ ato new flat houses, There ts a dally srerage of one Gnd one-half deathe in New York | efty chargeable to injuries taficted by other persons During the last year troiley car on the Brooklyn bridge hae 12 per cent, and on the arg bridge 28 per cont. New York city’s foreten popula- P= tion te led by the Germans, with | Bout 225.000, Ireland comes next | With about 175,000, and Roseia| famed third, with about 145,060 In Germany sound-prooft building | Blocks are made of a mixture ‘ot} Eypeam with saw coke 4uat | OF aphes. Some chemical sktti te re- | @uired to make the m } ‘0 active volcanoes tn Gt fillnots State Ne chool, ts} the prise student orator of the state, | Gnd is going to represent Illtnote tn ® coming debate wiht Kansas Mille, Gertrode Woker ts a pro- feesot at the Berne univers fe twenty-six, and passed al! her © @minations with great distinetio Wounder Elk, & full-blooded Bioux missionary, te organizing « ———— a ed movement In New York city WORDS OF WISDOM. & wonderful flow of oratory | — Peetties & majestic presence. Euvy i the sorrow of foolt.—Ger man " fe ten tim ature — Welling ot ton Col The eyes of the great are dim A Pp te le wisdom’s leteure mo eaned te virtues « ¢ Turkey hae seven bid among them bdeing | —@ “Abdul Hamid, the eternatly victor. | What i* long spoken of bappens at Boud.” “the stern: om tiling. the last —Duteh @tetpalty invincible. “the distribu Ontity meu etfll jodge others like Ror jof crowns to the heroes seated | them. — Massing fk on he thrones,” and “the shadow of ‘Tis on happiness can keep us Go@ on earth. young —Hlack wood « E dmvel Dougias McRnery, Love-| He teaches me to be good (hat does fangs senior senator is neering his | ™¢ g904. —Thompeon Sevqntieth birthday, and, except for, Mabit [f not resisted soon becomes ip defdetive hearing, he ts hale and | Becessity —St Augustine heatty, He was educated at the! - ° Tinited Gtates Naval Academy, but) The Siamese ment ts r red the life of « planter to Sbout to Install a t ne system & thet 6f « a) officer. fn the city of Bangke fe) FAD: AAT SER es ee ot e Fi 1) New Sack Suits j } JUST ARRIVED — A WELL SELECT f ED ASSORTMENT OF THE CELEBRAT ; ED BROADHURST SYSTEM CLOTHING 4 q ; JHE BEST FITTING IN AMERICA ij ‘ SEE IT. Prices $18 to $40 Other Reliable Makes, $15 up. J. Redelsheimer & Co. 800-804 First Avenue, Corner Columbia Street Strongest Topcoat House in the State oh INCH HOR RETURN Bhe lectures on chemistry. and “THE CALCULATING LooK"—rnom physics. | BELLE GILMAN IN OND OF HER STAGE CHARACTERS THIS FROCK FOR A MSBELLE GILMAN, FROM HER LATEST rrom The little girl whe her sixth natal day ie frocked rHoTrocnarn, rRance. MONEY PLAYS HEAVY PART IN -MABELLE’S ROMANCE A PHOTOGRAPH oF MISS OF SIX sbeer Persian lawn. Hroider gialse fa done on the pric te used in connection the pldin material as TAMREN has yet to eee THIS LAD PUTS AWAY ALL COMERS IN THE PASTRY LINE (Seattle Stare Mactustve AGO, May id-The great ater in captivity is voted lby the Chicago po to be Her man Schroe!l, 16) who was arrested }for taking $1.50 introusted to him lby bis employer and ding it THE DEMON PIE EATER OF CHICAGO. of ple when of on ph He was full arrested, and has the same delectable food owing to’ the curtostty « tien house mm ee juet how 1 to many pleces an negotiate, The test le not over yet Herman hasn't welched on a single pie « far The first day at the station Her | man consumed six ples, the second day he put away five, and bis third Gay's record was seven. SENTENCE SRRMONS, (Heary FF. eps, Ohten: ot daily » be willing to be saved alone ts ¥ Eodly eee something divine preciation may be another's hm your work more than t « Ite no use praying for power untt ’ bey the truth you have to the You cantet judge aright untt! you ping stones out of No great things are unwilling te take patne with Seif-controt ts net so much in sub duing the faculties as In leading them At the City Hal Market, 609 Third av, near Yeoler « A BANK ACCOUNT Possibly you never be MA. An ate Pillow sale we, pa r he x ally w and fa ticking all r Pillows, reg ular f Thursday 75 c * . The manufacturer's guaran tee attach © each pillow eada f we We guarantee the filling y cw ansed a On Sale Thursday All Day Woodhouse & Platt Furniture Co, 418 Pike St Complete Housefurnishers for the Fam s Charter Oak Ranges Phones: Main 3998. Ind. 3096 | PIE PRINCE | ‘t¥ mconroraTions (Sinr Mpectal seevte OLYMPIA, May Lhe SHOES TO MATCH EVERY GOWN THIS Yap | ked by the shoe and stockings are the most| modest prices Fogg ge Se extravagant part & Woman’s| dealer for the latent things 1 follows outfit this yaar, Heretofore, the ase Be: | nae woman thought that for % Kinnear pear, Koy | dress occasions, one pair of fine > 1 Blancas lild @hoes, costing 96, surtt » The Gincier Peak Mining & melting onpany, of Te 5M. Hoagland, ¢ TB Wright, William | 1 w Con Hoquiam M L Watson and J “* The Ginctor Island Copper com. | pany, of ympta, $1,000,000; Gor- | lon | Mackay, Richard Woed. of | | | Philadelphia, and John HM, Miller of New York WARSHIPS AT NEW TORK, mK May 1 f battien ently Tritene) | | kee the heaviest load seem | ove and then you may wet judge at | jent. But téday, things are att * and oxfords and boots ferent, even the woman With the) ‘The extreme pointed toe i# most slender purse, should she wish to! fashionable this season, and w the dealers are doing their bew keep apace with fashion, feeie en neot the prover thing f that she must have & pair of hoes | street wear, femininity t# he . and stocktr to matet its own way and selects the ex Formosa exported tea last year | gown she wesees And tremely low shoe and wears it to the value of $3,500,000. nine, ten and twelve Goliars are the| nearly st) ocearions, The pump Flosier ‘TRY McOARTHY'S FIRST." and Underwear Sale | We announce a three-day special sale of Women’s Knit Underwear and Hosiery for Spring and Summer. During. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, these and other extra special prices will prevail: 1Se UNDERVESTS, 100-—Women's Fine | WOMEN’S SILK LISLE VESTS Cotton Vests, with low neck and no Have low neck and no sleeves sleeves, shaped at waist and crochet lace have lace yoke, are silk taped and ents; epectal ly shaped; very special at, each trimmed; regular 1S¢c gn sale price 2h UNDERVESTS, 190-—-W Fe tiful Quality White Lisle Vest necks and arma, reey only ... WOMEN'S P WOMEN'S PURSES. $1.65 SHOPPING BAG, $1.18—-A Handsome Brown Alligator or Black Walrus Grained Leather Shopping Bag, with strap handies and patent slide, which keeps the top clos- ed; a handy and neat looking, refined reeep- tacle for carrying small regular price 118 12c AND 15c LACES, To A YARD — Point de Paris Lace Bands and Edgings to Match; nice patterns and good values at the regular prices; special at 8¢ TORCHON LACES, 5c Pretty English Torchon Laces, in widths from 1 to 3 inches, and priced regularly up to 8c a yard; choice tomorrow at only 650 ALLOVER LACES, 490—-Point de Paris All over Lace Net, 44 inch en wide, in blue, white pink and eera; extra good value at 65e; special to morrow at ADe Women’s Wash Neckwear | S/osing Out Men's Goods Kibbed Cotton, in umbrella shape, with | black, have double enles, heels 10€ | WOMEN’S ite HOSE ‘omen’s Beau cotton, with high with low soles and elastic topes no sleeves, taped at be x and ular l6c stockings, special at i Bhe aru te; eale price ular garments toe | CHILOREN’S 160 HOSE, 100 — ANTS, 2ie-—-Made of Fine | 4 nd toer ( wimming of deep Torchon lace. of with | Regular ito stockings: special sale price anie at, the garment , Zle | 10¢ ; WOMEN’S UNION SUITS, S00—fiplendid- | WOMEN'S 2c HOBE, 12),0—<nuze cot | ly made garments, shaped at walet and ton lisie hose, elastic top, with double | pn lp eel gy ag Bp Mo soles, high spliced heels and absolutely ' at knees, Extraordinary values; sale fast black; regular price 20c a pair, # I price wee 5Oe | cial sale price ‘ 12%e a | Special Ribbon Sale | 300 RIBBONS, 17c—Beantiful All-Silk Taffeta Ribbons 4 inches wide, and in every color and shade you could pos + sibly desire. A perfect maze of brightness and newness 380 FANCY RIBBONS, 19c—Several thousand yards of | Beautiful Brocaded Ribbons, in Dresden and Dolly Varden designs. Lovely color combinations; just the thing for Every yard a «plendid value at the regular price, 30e. Take your pick tomorrow at C sashes or for trimming summer dresses. Comes 5 inches wide, and every yard priced regularly at Me. Special tomorrow at only ............... Cc 2\4c BABY RIBBON, lo—One-fourth inch All-Silk Taf feta Baby Ribbon, in all colors; alwa¥s 2'gc We are getting rid of our Have seen our New | Men's Department as fast as Neckweart You've missed a | low prices and your good treat if von haven't, and you'll | nse in picking up such re- I ERY Las Ae I TE narkable bargains will let tomorrow's special bargains MEN'S l6c HOSE, plain 350 WASH NECKWEAR AT black and faney colors 230 Dozens of different all sizes; while they last styles in plain tailored, drop The tub, bow and military ef | \rEN'S b0c WORK SHIRTS fects. Plain white and faney colored. All of them pér Plain black, striped and fectly washable and exceedingly up to the minute in salosed psi style. Regular price 35c. Take your pick tomorrow at ce i She ; i 23e¢ — MEN'S ELGIN SHIRTS. 35e AND 40c RUCHINGS, 280—New 1 and Plain White and fancy, soft and Ruchings, all colors and the qualities you have to pay stiff bosom; always $1.2 regularly 35¢ and 40¢ a yard for; on sale tomorrow) at all going now at, each only 29¢ S9e¢ 8c MUSLINS TOMORROW, 6%0—Full yard wide Round | MEN'S, $1.25 PONGEE y SHIRTS Nice quality, Thread Unbleached Muslin, the splendid quality you are soft colls splendid for n the habit of buying here at Se a yard; away below outdoor summer wear the old price tomorrow, or, a yard Bre | while they last S98e 12140 TOWELING AT 9140—Good 18-inch Checked Linen = ze ee eneuns® Glass Toweling, red and blue checks, the standard 12140 hie an eecane “< quality, special tomorrow, 12 yards to a purchaser, at, | 5 summer weight the yard Doe now reduced to Ade 12140 TOWELS, 9440 Unbleached Turkish Bath Towels, 20x36 inches in size, the quality always sold at 124oe each; one to a purchaser hursday at, each .. Di4¢ \S seATTLES RELIABLE ST SECOND AVENUE setween PIKE ano PINE | 10e—Fine quality two buttoned oxf, ** popular at potdag new in the : the ahape when “at git f van and & Prone neg, * entirely of leather “ Although it t# realty Adaptation of the Fregem bey ts re comfortable, « penwork wit sie of their 5 stocking Oo some peat Oe jouble The Biack Cat brand, and of course they are splendid wearing stockings, are fast SORRENTO ee, EEERETETRERSEES. PASSEPARTOUT PIO. TURES. 25c PICTURES, 10c—Five hundred of the latest now. elties in nest little Pama partout Pictares, size Salt inches; regular value Se each; on special sale : morrow at CHILD'S PARASOLS. 6c PARASOLS, 4504 dren's Parasols, in white, pink and oral linen shades, wilh # steel frames; all new abd clean: regular 69¢ value special tomorrow at “be j 75c BELTS AT Women's Black Leather Nicely tailored, raised stitched seam, the latest style in feather belts and extra good Tel quality. on special mile I morrow, while the BHR lasts, at, each . i 1c SWISSES AT lle Yard Wide Drapery n pin dot, medium sprays and small designs; the regular ibe Thureday at. ay MEN’S AND BOYS’ NIGHT SHIRTS — fleecy flannelette; patterns; sale pres, ead A0e All kinds; summet ® winter weight; ¢ while they last, at Y* ~ $1.00 BEDSPREADS, 83¢: Fine Big Marseilles Graal Finish Bedspreads, de bed size, hemmed laundered and .resay ise; splendid valuae 100 each; on special tomorrow, while they t

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