The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 13, 1908, Page 3

<)DRATHBED MARRIAGES the Rhode ANNULLED ————— pEWARKABLE ich COU wit CONTE at. WANDA ELAUSTEIN, e Service € we Exclusiv by the fhe German empire ® r Dervine of this rx A fas actress name ' ad fala, wow 29 years of AK a Galacian Jowess, Who ws . ‘and she isa st On N dette beanty of the O ‘ , Pee years ago, whe ed | w me jp a minor rile ins 0) , T ge at Vieona, => Dimsetcin was F H ton her profess: She |¢ jock an expensive ap ‘ gat fasblonable pa . me fal mon became ac » fe \aside Count we Bohemian . ‘ : TO SEE BATTLESHIPS Ceama Tile boats at Pier 2 T nd brain 16} age ¥ d e-4 ieee @ thing of ae hatipiive Me preparacion (har Bal without war ~2 the LBA Complete Furnishers of Homes, Steamboats and Hotels 1468 to 1411 Second Avenue. Given the Purchas- ing Power of $28.75. Combination Book Case. The special Combinat Book Case is one of th pes belt of se @uartered oak, fin & rubbed golden oor ts fall swelled & fiveshelved uae. One large cuy and drawer provide for the storage of ec. A pretty pat Pale mirror sets off ame very nicely | 3k fer made one, made ch is at - if white oak iding Reclin. ed golden, ¢ in , cushions = img Go-Cart ones, covered tor bd velours, and fith for t me ber “All| is “y neat dash ROMANCE AND TRAGEDY IN LOVE AFFAIR OF NT AND BEAUTIFUL.ACTRESS BROUGHT out IN NS Pn nyse feat il, Sith a strons ©! when he was tragedy tw it, has bee tor car and susta ‘and Wane " ca Wanda Chamare to have his m carried the ca court of the er wise given judgment against b Her marriage with Count clared null and property will be brothers | lost ber tie dally, S0¢ round trip *** ble of anderstand divided and » same, her title and her fortune of Countess Wa Tele diatiguremen! ans ¢ tead husband's & 4 an appeal appeals reversed wer tribunal and dec pate CoO Countess wat be My ®t ree pase Ween eee of her tnhertta THE GROTE-RANKIN COMPANY Save $6.50 in Buying This $18.25 Morris Chair Slated above ia the to sel a Morris Chair exactly as Chair frame of selected quartered and finished a pollet or Early English is an extra heavy A Well Finished i with a felted A very comfortable Not just like in the | CARPETS and | Rich, Soft Velvets on sale ve, | $1.40 Values _for quoted ab war Rugs and Linoleams for Less Than Is Usual Sale of Cut Glass Now in Progress Lonsdale Cambric Buttons for Less Weather Forecast Fair Tonight and Tuesday; Light Frost Tonight; Light West Winds. sare has be and his entir ow bie » Wanda ven TO SEE BATTL SHIPS * dally, Sc round trip. Corner Second Ave. and Union St. | Buy a Regular $17.75 ‘Oak Table for Mission Type. | $11.95 Thix regular $1 The spe bulit of #easo finishéd weat measures 2 and 40 inche tne | static tra well batlt and is firm. Rocker for.. offe at th The St. Clair Lawn Mowers All the Credit Run You Want Easily THE SEATTLE Co. to the sapreme *, which bas like BEAUTY TIP ‘With a Block of Timber Under Your Neck, Like Japs. ate at Pler 2 Ten round Table in very suitable to use aso living room or office jal value is white oak, ed, and top “ wide long; one long drawer provides room for ery, etc, Table ox NEW YORK, April 13.—In the Japanese costume and the Japs of sleeping, Mrs. Post /tigek removes the pressure or, known to the Itterary |the brain and elaxes world as Hallie Erminie Rives, t Heves she has found the secret of Mick of wor and the perpetual youth, She has lived sev. Nard lines are frightened away eral years in Japan, where her has | gillow is better than all the beauty band is secretary of the American |decaine and a train legation in Tokto. of cre pillow 2.95 the cut shown here, but rocker on sale is made 4 spindles in place of flat ban nister, but general outlines the same. Rocker ce carefully joined; seat is lar of solid wood, sh rocker comfortal slip. structed very all parts are smoothly » and made “i to make A $4.75 val close price pillow under my bh A large consignment just received | Quart d'Heure Ava *, both cotton and wool) will be given by the members bunting. Felitz Tent & Awning|the Alliance Francaise . 121% Yesler Way West, ***] $500 Reward For any case of alcoholism that §) 1 cannot cure in from 3 to 6 Bh) days, J. B. BRISBOIS of all STAR—MONDAY, APRIL Easter Sale’ of coats Tuesday @O+19 Tuesday we will offer fer sale and important shipment of Women's Silk Pattior that are made from the famous “Simons Retlable Taffeta Silk, cut full and wide; they are beautifully tallored, having a lhingh flounce, tucked a (rapped; @xo an additionat ilk under flor besides, there @ comp! * vortment of new spring coloring Every garment has that something that ie claw Don't mi he op portunity, What you save will, buy your Raster Bbirt Waist; regularly sold at $10.00 Tienday We beg to announce our Rug and Drapery Bection is brimful of new spring merchandl Lacg Cartaina Rugs, Draperies, Portieres, Lounge Covers, ete.—prie ed in a@ way that will interest you at t t glance Bigelow Bagdad and Savalan Wilton Rugs, in five new spring destar ox feet regula wld fo Amsterdam and imperial Body 8 are the standard fall Stra ' regularly sold for $27.8 Tuesday insole Ruge—These Tuesday you may choose from our entire line of Green wich Inlaid Linoleum, the beat of all inlaid Tuesday, a square yard New Easter China These clever designs represent Easter Chicks, In attractive attitudes, on cups and saucer mush and milk sets, p ft for the little folk Cut Glass Sale Continued Beautiful, tra large * Berry or Salad Bowls, ex Rich, Brililantly Cut Water Bottles Tuesday Deeply Cut Sugar and Creamer, with handle; Beautiful, Flaring Easter Cut Glass Vases edaic Musiine Minch Fruit of the Loom or L snowy white; best standard make Tuesday, a yard Not over 12 yards to a customer Small Metal Trimming Buttons, blue, tan, green and red; regular 16¢ a doxen; Tuesda hous Smail Jeweled Buttons, regularly worth 390 a dozen Tuesday, a dozen A large variety of Large Coat and Priming Buttons; gilt and silver; values to $1.26 a do day, a doren : Smatier Buttons to Match the Aleve, regularly werth to 690 doren; Tuesday, a dozen ‘ ‘ The Rhodes Co MAS. POST WHEELER, THE TALLER, IN JAPANESE COSTUME. BY ELIZABETH H. GREGORY.| It affords a rest unknown tean women rvice.) | modern A merely a fi | priacip | the attle Star's Exclusive | dpedins 1 vise every woman wh mirror has begun to reflect tr and « # feet, to obtain a Jape hem one is Incased in stays and k touches. ‘Even upon a Japanese mat with this) # Flags A little French ¥ Globe Hotel, } Cor, First Av. and Main St. / Hallie Erminie Rives Says for You to Sleep A Perfect Cyclone isa Ba entific hind ft all 4 back and lying Which means rest. Repos it The kimono affords a © of movement not possib nd don a kimono,” she says. [4f aby dresses are built upon the | ment which was to have taken From the Japanese women I have |Bimono principle, modernized learned to dress with a « comfort I have never known wirtet wear are ma Then the authoress led me to her thes, for the Japan bed and showed me a hollow block dreds, I think, leads the world of wood Incased in a dainty white This is the bughear Oflgggaeraaeekekehee | wrinkles,” she said. “I always take this pillow with me, no matter|* ’ where I go. Whenever I take a nap | * BITS 0 NEWS sue Se ed Alliance Francaise Club. t See Joe Schermer’s Ad NEXT FRIDAY They’re Exclusive Clothiers of Votes to install additional adding machines tor t { we of the as ¢ ‘ in the battle the ft ” hnman } ‘Don’ t Cie Veer Wishbone Whe re Your Bac kbone Ought to Be r } Teo Weeks ‘ aurel Deli Lake, Ce te 00 . uo © tie for ony » a prize in character and value will be awarded each of # VOTE PER DOLLAR ON OLD BUSINESS. g amounts of $101.00 to £200.00 500 voles per £01.00 to 500.00 00 oles per 101.00 te 400.00 700 \etes per 401.00 to 500.00 800 votes per dollar of © 100 to # 10.00 100 ¥ f 11e0 5.00 108 ¥ 1008 A908 ou 6108 te 190.00 400 votes per dollar VOTE PER DOLLAR ON NEW BUSIN ESS. 00 to £200.00. 1,000 votes per dollar 00 to 300.00. 1.200 votes per dollar 1.00 te 400.00. 1400 votes per dollar 101.00 to 500.00 of © 100 to # 10.00 00 votes per dollar of 1100 to 8.00 409 votes per dollar et 9000 to bane 51.00 to 100.00 #00 votes per dollar 1,600 votes per dollar TWO BIG SPECIAL PRIZES A FINE FORTY ACRE FARM FREE. To make this Contest hum right from the start, we are golag to give to the person having the t a Deed and Clear Title greatest num of votes at the end of the First Thi Days of the Cor to a Fine Fe ty-Acre Farm, valued at $46.00 an acre TWO WEEKS’ TRIP FOR TWO PERSONS AT FAMOUS HOTEL DEL MONTE. f to get sta early, we will give to the person hav of votes at end of the First Thirty Days a Two Weeks’ Trip for This trip will inclode transportation, hotel bill, side trips, automobile rize can go to this world-famous An an additional incentive econd greatest numb ople at Hotel Del M wee of baths and golf resort with a relative or frien contes nke—and the winner of this splend! and live like a rpince for two weeks without {t costing a penny. Worth tryte¢ for, lent it? Understand, both of these are additional prizes and are given to arouse tustantaneous Interest in the Big Contest, and the winner of either of these prizes ought certainly to the Capital Prize—the §9,000 Weber Art Grand. stand a mighty good chance of wir NOW THEN GET BUSY. All it needs is a little hustle and energy, and you can easily win one of the big prizes. Any church, school, society or individual with en out them can havs a magnificent Grand Piano if they rea’ want it, but you have got to show some vim and GET STARTED EARLY. WE HAVE ALREADY BEEN FORCED To secure more room and additional help, which will be devoted solely to the handling of this Con- test If there ts any little detail that you éo not fully understand or any questions you want to ask, call ws up on the phone or write Contest Manager Contest starts April éth and ends July 6th we. Kohler & Chase’ =: Oakland Sacramento ESTABLISHED 1850. Sacramento Seattle Seattle q 1318 Second Ave.» “ye Seattle, Wash. = Monday evening of April, at the;in a most delightful way with)Renton Hill club house Friday Perry hotel Alcide de Pontjar-| music, games and refreshments. evening, April 24, at 6 p.m. The din” will be « terized by Mr committee has spared no pains to Jacques Hens. lerant” by Mr make this event a great Piano Recital. Mme. Grace Harris, the well C. A. Clement, and “Brounderly” by Aa Boe and the only other thing Mr. Leroy M. Backus. Let ecll eager ah cee ret Pe lis your co-operation. A th Musical Art Club. be given D. 8. Jobnston Co., in| orchestra will furnish the musie, Refreshments will be served the Johnston company recital hall at| Thursday evening, April 16. A piciemccseasiiailan LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired. Will call, sharpen, olf and adjust your mower for $1 . The Musical Art club will a concert Thursday aftern the recital hall, Columbia College | program of unusual excellence ha of Music been arranged for this occasion. j P. E. O. Entertained. Colorado Society. Mrs. L. T. Turner will give a The annual dance and card party wusical entirely of se-|of the society will be given at the| Piper & Taft. Tel. 1030. leetions by Mrs. Mary | ———— — — Seweee Carr Moore. 2:30 o'clock Wed nesday afternoon, The musical ts {ven complimentary to the P. E 0.8 of the city, and a cordial tn THE vitation is extended to all members of the P. EB. O, in the city e aT isSmarc ajte The last number of the Y. M A. star course will be given Frid April 17, introducing the Dunbar company in a series of musical features, including singing by the male quartette and bel! ringing The popular course entertain Gone “Dry” on Sundays BUT Maestro Pietro Marino Director of the Bismarck Orchestra, continues to render most selected GRAND OPERA CON- CERTS AND POPULAR MUSIC daily from 8:15 p. m. to 12:45 a. m.—except Sundays. All lovers of music are invited to the BISMARCK Emil G. De Ry, Prop. Wednesday evening will be itely postponed. Seattle Federation Women The ladies of the Sea Feder ation of Women's clubs have been requested to serve as patronesses at the vaudeville am to be xiven by the sailors of the cruiser Washington, on the evening of the ith at the Coliseum Clubs. Officers Entertain A reception and dancing party was given this afternoon on board the cruiser Washington by the of fice complimentary to those who have entertained them during the previous week House Warming The new home, “Pine Crest,” of Mr. and Mra, John C. Walling at Fairmont, West Seattle, was the cene of a merry surprise party ov Friday evening, April 10, when 66 members and friends of Holy Trin ity Lutheran church swooped down on them. The evening was spent TAKE NOTICE—Special program for Wednesday nights and Saturday nights. Do not miss it! Something new! SOSSSOSSSSOSOSO SEH SHPESOOSESOOSOOSOSEO OOOO