The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 16, 1909, Page 15

MARY MARBLE’S LITTLE LAUGH IS INTOXICA TING :: Old Away Care Bad the Fade She Plays at Mak- ing Fun at the Orpheum. gy EDDIE BOYER’ the M ment that ae joint. whic adminis Bee poly, when Te doused vate life, © 3 ae Dunn er tt It Mr os > the Ma qeam at large < fm and if ‘ ai sky le 90 beaut feel coy a the Laugh and its Effect hats how th M aivcts the = jaded ‘her a man has put tn t pt barrow farrewing hours a ihe pudlic, he wa gs ibe pul. when he Koes t yy t la to te pees Co back ip hie MARY MARBLE. and there's never a chance for us to cry “Kyrie Eletson. The Marble laugh comes with a th gush and unless {t pulls an answer its way over the stones of your ing nolse of merriment, you'd bet | opposition until it wears its way ter consult the family M or take straight down Into your sense of} 4 trip across the bay on the ferry | looking at things tn their brightest , aod let the salt breeses fan your! light ‘fevered frame, All of which ts # clumay = ~ of saying that the laugh of Mary ia a thing of beauty. Which, the poot tells is a joy forever Also, the laugh of Mary is sim ply holding the mirror up to oa ture, There's to false ring to It Ita the same off the stage as on. it contains no alloy Pity the peeved Provider whose wrinkles are not erased when Mary's gushes over the iT The And m merte | madrigal If you've heard Mary's laugh at laugh of Mary starts thy tittle mountain oer in Olymptes and ritls and ripples Mi eeme iapidary when Wp cutting the low of what alle “Ongway.” That with old to the mile, ROOM 202 ARCADE BLDG. Rent No Big Store | AND BES But— M4, $5 and $6 Shoes ugh of Mary is mollifying Hifue Likewlse mos And as melodious as a) t, Near Second Avenue. bees yale In People's Bank Building. MacPherson Gray Co, Well Fitting, High Grade Oxfords for $1.98 Many a woman can trace her irritability to ill-fitting shoes. It hard to be cheerful and happy when all the time there is a drag weight and pinch upon the feet. h shoes we are selling at $1.98 are regular $4.00 and $5.00 values— hed them at a great underpricing from one of the best makers and are them at the same proportionate price-reduttion ‘They fit as perfectly as any highest priced shoe that you can buy, and the ri being the very best, assure you a lasting satisfaction. All the E novelties in are and you ~ have your choice tomorrow Mestereeses. .. $1.98 Women’: s $2. 00 Camves Oxfords for 98c Think of it! A pair of fine Oxfords, made of white canvas of best « ga €s that you cannot duplicate ipsa for less than $2.00 a pair. We will them out tomorrow at ... Be = Here Are Some More Exceptionally Good Bargains for Saturday’s Sale: $1.25 Shirts for 49 fe tall your special attention to this ble offering of men's negligee Wi; they are of excellent quality and PiMaterial alone in them would cost than the price at which these shirts are cleared ant; regular 5 values for 49¢. $2.50 Lingerie Waists for 79c Beautifully trimmed lingerie waists, made of French batiste, Persian lawn, mull and Swiss muslin; embroidered and lace trimmed front; long and three- quarter sleeves; slightly mussed ; regular $1.50 to $250 values; your choice for 794. n Taffeta Skirts, $1.98 Heath m in Lare made with a deep flounce quality; this ike fit at the waist 1 at the bot $8.00 Silk Petticoats for $4.95 A splendid line of Silk Petticoats, made of fine quality taffeta silk; all colors and in black ; have full and wide flounce ; these petticoats are regular $7.00 and $800 values; your choice tomorrow for $4.95 Petticoats ent Woolen Blankets — Guaranteed pure wool warp and filling; (n gray, tan, white and plaids} an exéellent qtality, equal fn value to blanketa selling at $7.50; our special price, pair for $4.95, Cotton Blankets—In complete assortment tr colors; three-quarter size; an excellent cotton blenket equal {n value to blankets selling at The; our apeeial price, pair for 504, Heavy Cotton Blankete—In tan, gray and In wh an excellent value and of good size; BBG Bheets for 35¢ They are made. of . Dleached wus! nize) a] ble bed size; made with patent 3 Special tomorrow, BRO.) / 1 Pion Caves | fintshed Pillow inches; « very serviceable be which nll regularly at tomorrow 10¢, Towels 14 f eel alz aly, 19¢, 1 bath towels 8 inches!’ this peclal price for Glove Bargains Black and white Hisle gloves in 16-button Jen rogular price $1.25; special for 85¢, lack and wh two-clasp lisle gloves; good velfaine at the regular price of 260; spectal for 19 Mibow length Male gloves in tan, black and In white; reinforced finger tips; extra special for 75¢. Bargains howe tn pak bl Ibe Isle ie eS; reg “ent ribbed i price lavender, black Ie, « and embroid price #6c; spe guaranteed speolal tomor y Co. Vike ngor Sepend, Aveuse. MacPherson-Gray Co. eae way! THE STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1909 Orpheum tht oalle @ that Tr purve Mia ar real rf * "te skotot h ar ng eteorite Thie ttle monograph laugh ja merely Long live wet ay BIBLICAL BTUDENTS MEET Hy United Prone OAKLAND, Ca jates from every are arriving the convention of the dente of the Unite | convenes Satu “THORN REMOVED FROM SIDE OF ROGKEFELLER| net, Veees) TARRY me Y., July 16 John D. Roe ssfalise 6 long fight to rid the road just outside the en trance to Ais estate at Pocantico | Hills of John Molvin's tavern has ended, the stock and fixtures of | the old roadhouse having boen sold Jat auction For the oll king tried In vain to buy out the tavern keeper, who now says he has made} all the money ho wants and retires CHICAGO, July 16 | voluntarily, | fivals of Marconi b } of thelr own on top LOOKS SUSPicioUs, d have Robert Bradley, a negro, lake rested in the residence the firet bill yesterday w jafter gotng from he | When searghed at police headqus j tere more than 300 keys wore found | Hin hin posagagion i jthat he ts & les tend _|atreat for work when placed under arrest Tut thelr principle was right | both studied when they (eanerneee em MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY (By Calted Pres) PORT HURON, Mich, July 14 A ltosenderg, « cigar manufacturer of Cleveland, was murdere |lonely island in the 81, ¢ A fow hours later Frank Etbers, here several years Two boy bullt « plant of a 22nd ay pore, a intercepted mex sages fe steamers yf} zen Petri 16, and Wille The tince John wor ort still weara ‘e started in to | pothing but wi eu Wireless outfits money, #0 the boys w battery, Wound their butlt thetr own tower out of old tron They are Later, 14 playmates pante—Wi \ they was ar : boys have bo« hoon, | nd ad ouse lots of their own ols and weren't (iy Unites Press) EVERETT, July 16—Distriet No | 26 of the International Association lot Machinists, comprisiig Wash ington, Oregon and British Colum bla, has closed ite two days’ annual jeonvention, The following distriet | J affleers were chosen Prealdent, H L. Hunter, of Seattle; vice proat dent, BoM. Lewls, of Bremerton secrotary-troasurer, A. ©. Foyer j Abend, of Portland: bustneas agent,|who was charged with the ertme }J. A. Taylor, of Portand; con-|cammitted aulcide. Laat night Sain ductor, J. F. Fisher, of Vancouver, HPriwnle, whe t# held an alleged BC. lacetmplice, atten o hang b self tn his co posed to have Helr Born to De Bagans. (By United Pree) | PARIS, July 16—A son was born yesterday to Princess De Sagan, | who was Mise Anna Gould, of New CHEYENNE Wyo. July 16 York. Prince Helie De dagan and Immense quantities of asphaitum Madame Gould were married July have been found on the Shoshone 1908, after her divorce from Thian reservation, and a stampede Count Bont De Casteilane trom Lander to stake out claime )bery Was sup Muated them. Rich With Asphattum (hy Cetted Pree) Men’s Clothing on Credit Advance Fall Lines will soon be coming in fast, and as our display space is imited it is up to us to close out all Spring and Summer Suits at once —therefore all our $35, $30 and $27.50 Suits Are Now These suits are the product of America’s foremost manufacturers—you can get one fora trifle down and $1 a Week too And take advantage of reduced prices, Ladies’ Apparel Specially Priced Ladies’ strictly tailored Suits, long ef fects, in black, navy, matmish mixtures and go : quality broadcloth; spectal $22.50. ($1.00 week Ladies’ Voile ored models, ($1.00 a week.) Ladies’ $25.00 and $30.00 Suits, spec ial, $16.50 coat Skirts, self excellent quality, plain trimmed; special $9.00. Saturday Special Extra god quality near-silk Petticoats, black only, while they last, $1.95. Ask to See Some of Our Exclusive Novelties in Ladies’ Fall Suits Ask for Credit—Pay as You Can. Open Satur- day Evening Till 10 o’Clock, Tactic Outtitting = SMART BOYS GATCH WIRELESS MESSAGES FROM SHIPS AT SEA )4OHN PETRI AND WILLIE LAIER AT THEIR WIRELESS STRUMENTS, July and August Half-Holidays Now Effective Store Closes at 12:00 Noon Tomorrow Frederick & Nelson IN Incorporated One ch wae nd Joba had learned the aph eode, they th all Morse t they would John did the » Cremraa message ran it wan 4h aerogram for the Vik) Kirmess Goes With a Great: Swing and Dash at the Second Performance at | the Moore. a message 1 the key and arka began to f when opene he crrres; crrack 1 was 40 Michigas They got the boat's answe the message Both Binns son miles out in Lake | then | want to be Ii Jack y and send real wire | ee 7) ble oe | s gon from big ene lil | the ame | if Bob nia nism j liners tage always lends to its ar have fil and secure land from the department is taking place. seemed to red in an « Indian |, { mons lant | night mar carnival “spirit y native dances a patr The suc » nings of th and this Banker Admits Theft. (ty Cntted Pres) NEW ORLEANS, July 16 H. Ingram, jr, trust officer of the Hank & Trust Co, of New arrested on a charge of made 4 ropriating | upon me the McCORMACK BROS.’ Half Price Sale of Men’s Clothing Will continue for a short surplus sto audle eats night went w atre The e Quantities of re were a few good seats left dancer Wyatt lighted Biow the wind ever » wer at laat.—Dut while to reduce our Do You Want to Save Money REMEMBER you can get the ! this sale at about HALF PRICE. Men's Suits up to $35.00 for Men's Suits up to $25.00 for. Men's Suits up to $15.00 for Young Men's Long Pants Suits, cut to Everything Reduced in Summer Underwear, Shirts, Neckwear Come in tomorrow and see us, If you chase, money ‘cheerfully refunded made here, and during Sis 9.50 $i 3.50 $ 7.75 are not satisfied with your pug 812-14 First Avenue Opposite Colman Block TWO STORES—SEATTLE. TACOMA McCormack Bros. e. ANOTHER CROWD CHEERS DANCES the Moore the to find fast, it will