The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1909, Page 7

Wind y CHILDREN «wy anna ree Pres.) im v4 Nov Risso, the ttle Teresa Iafusino, has pa orim n was sent tc this mornin crime |= Wan hia victims w children of = twe at whom he the victims of wrath and Fann: Bey giater, were Set thelr home on [ 12, they Rtzro. the children [ thelr bomes in pra eearch was Institute entire Itallan ¢ ~ Although t arch " all thro: the it proved fruitless ¥ on reereing of September 13 a laa found the dead body of Percopla tying under a cu ae isolated section of p Freddie Infusino w lying ying, whlie several feet Fannie Infusino with a Sword in the arm. Freddie falyafew hours. For nearly eek the entire police e of eerted in an effort to clear} mystery days later Risro was ar ‘after being put through degree” confessed the tan high following on of Rizzo and for | MILLION BACTERIA DANCE IN ts All Rig! Right, Says Dr. Though 20,- ) Would Be Bad. you drink a glass of} about 10,000,000 enter your system. | iw far and away | milk, at least records st = 4 same | Henderson, | ihe bacteria) Seattle milk @ very safe place for them. the mitk contains so} millions more than ber and bactertologtsts. | fount them Bacteria Count. ion telis how to figure by yourselves. When you the “bacteria count” of means the number of are sound in cach cubic | As a centimeter is only than a half an ineh, it p about 100 cubic ones to ordinary glass. slate the inw allows to each cubic ce Taking 100 centt that means that you get fm each class of miik you Bet Pr. Crichton has so germs that ue has ¢omt to an average of That oniy makes 16,000,000 That is ordinary m however Certified Miix Better. es law tt » of fh led milk these germs, Seattle the cleanest milk in as the data on file at and at all the larger _ Fewer Babies Dic Here Me eantiness is due entirely to r. commis mm, as chief of milk have wo in thetr t f b& ‘been caved by the sow - Beatle this «1 list that it Mb temmer a large MB dle of cholera of eontan Penal and next hopes h ‘Sipe Dg Pid Dairies Are Raided eematem of keeping like this: Dr. Cr bonght fr B He sends it ty bacter Bis instru a—oh Mi@icount 200,40 three Hike that 6 tani th: the « | the m Shout 2 « a'cloch icson a me b wiite fa; Unkind. * Kramp ( to ah me Matedificutty {1 Cutting tint, iad and read Me biave 1, Darty consists Opposition TH subjects consist Jugend Noticed your wif Window sewing the Me vas 1, F thought you + he was, but toda RM Brocielyn Viny.! When the | distressing state of things it is | 1s @ serious condition of this great! | motor organ. rx tol IHN JACOB ASTOR AND SON ARE SAFE (Ry United Press) WILLEMSTAD, Curacao worry over Nov John Jacob Astor nt m for ended today when liner Caracas reported stoam yacht, the Nour An ate in © harbor hin P. R., on Nove 5 t Indian the Aatote \ was » Red D. at Astor a mber 15. hurricane had th All fears are ROW unnecessary, | 1. OF W. PROFFESSOR FINISHES EXPERIMENT Prof, John Wetnzert of part of bacteriology given the results of experi = he * recently completed on guinea piga, the objects of which were to determine the effects of Nght on the health of animals Light is not essential to the health of an animal, in fact, has lit je or no effect on it,” ia the way Prof. Weinzer! states the conclu sion he has drawn irom the expert: ment Six guinea pigs were Innoculated and then subjected to different Nght raya, two to red or heat rays two to blue or chemical, and two to k or to the absence of light These were placed in well venti lated boxes having the colors re spectively mentioned. The object was to find out under which light animals lived the longest. Un r the black rays the plas aver a ed 4 life or 31 days, under the and under the blue 43. These Noes Were se slight that only ative conctusion could be the de vent has just out JAMES E. DEFENBAUGH DEAD. (Ry United Press) CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-—James Eh Hot Defenbaugh, proprietor and editor of the American Lumber | man, died here last night. He was 55 years old GLASS OF MILK > down on t stables to see | what's wrong. If bad conditions prevail the milk is all thrown away This usually has a good moral eftect | Stomach Stops WORKING PROPERLY, BECAUSE THERE 1S WIND IN IT, USE STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TAB! LETS TO SET IT GOING AGAIN. | A Trial Box Free. THE DOCTORS call it Matulency,| | ome unprofeustonal folks know {t as “wind on the stomach,” and a moat ie} Always annoying and painful in the extreme, at times often leading to bad and fatal re sults. The stomach, and hampered with wind, take care of its food property and indigeetion follows, and this bas a train too appalling to enumerate 4 > system fs implicated active or passive factor in ouble and life soon be 4 questionable boon ALL THIS 18 EXPLAINED loctor booka; how ated food causes grees by fermentation and fomentation in which process some sonhatind fiuids are destroy up-—wasted by chemical} wed by defective nutri-/| the distribution through ary tract of chemically elements and as a conse the stom and entire sys-| are starved. Plenty of food, you but spoilt in preparation and worse than worthless. | A DERANGED STOMACH is the epitome of evil; nothing too bad to emanate from it, but the gas it gen erates |s probably its worst primary effect and the only way to do away with this Is nove the cause. STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TABL ! to th ‘oot of this trouble. They attack the gas making foods and rendex them harmless. Flatulency w wind on the stomach simply can not exist where these powerful and} wonderworking little tablets are in| in wrong ? WERE MADE for thin} © attack gas making | t them into proper! 5s ia their province A whole book « about them and th old that might be told with profit ers from this painful dis ease, dyspepeta. It would mention the years of patient and expensive experiment in effort to arrive at this result—of failures innumerable last suc of the es that and make " and at en It would make different enter it faith mention correct into this} fully repre-| | DYSPEPSIA TA wt alone wel int folks on who craves hearty wants to cat heartily] run no risk of bad effects act like a charm and make ting and digestion a delight and sure, They keep the stomach and energetic and able and to work without ul labor or Don't for get thi, We are often neglected ART DYS PEPSIA TABLETS have them in mind 1 A FREE TRIAL PACKAGE will sent an who wants to know what they are, how they look) before beginning treat After this go to| for them; every at home, they and by getting and do extra be just one and taste ment with them the drug where, b or are | them i! preserthe 40,000 you our of a pack-| 160 Mich- themes are but when the matter wit expense rial ising ow what Is self, why go to the preseription? For fre age addregs F. A, Stuart Co. Stuart Building, Marshall today for You wil get 8. Better send samples of the tablet quite a box of them. embarrassed | eannot | omes | tim@ and! gecond and Yesler THE STAR MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1909. LONDON FORCED TO SACRIFICE] WOMEN’S COATS, SUITS, CAPES, DRESSES, SKIRTS, PETTICOATS, WAISTS, FURS, MILLINERY, KIMONOS, HOUSE DRESSES AND MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S COATS Everything Goes ——Nothing Reserved STOCK MUST BE REDUCED ONE-HALF IN FIVE DAYS THREE GREAT SUIT SPECIALS $4.98 Thirty-five Suits, no two of them alike; Women’s Suits Worth Up to $20 bers, from our regular $10.00 to $20.00 Suits. Blacks and all colors. You'll have to come as they won't last long. carl 75¢ vy a xtra quality Flannelette Kimonos and Dres in dozens of pretty floral and Oriental des igns, to 46, White and colored lawns, ginghams, chambr cheviots and « in stripes an sateens ther wash materials cluding blacks; also figures, checks, from 32 to 44 Slipper Soles Men's Wool Slipper Soles, nun's atyle; all stees, Extra special T uae Ladies’ Wool Slipp sizes, Extra spect 34c | ZAC Rerlin Saxony and Angora Now is the time to prepare for 16e 3 akeins for 2 colors, 4ply; Tuesday @ pair Germantown Floss, every Christmas Tuesday German Knitting tea quality; regula’ a skein Fleisher’s Fingering Yarn, very soft and nice, colors, 4-ply gularly 40¢. Tuead 33 @ skein a c With every purchase of Yarn amounting to $1.00 or over, we give @ set of Knitting Needles in a wooden tube. (Tuesday only.) Pillow Tops Tops with backs, with embroidered many exquisite patterns, many with bor ders; value to @8e. Tuesday, your 25 1 choice c ra | Made Cushions with and without frttle, many pat. | terns, lots of colors, with Hest Silk Fleas 50: } Pitiow; regular price 98e. Tuesday Cc. Handkerchief for making cushions, kimonos, } aprons and all kinds of fancy work; regular 10c } Yarn. color regularly Yarn, all Oe quality 5,000 Cushion flowers. price 25c. Tuesday special ON E-PIECE DRESSES The One-Pleee Dress, demand just now Moyen-age” We are greatly ov effect stocked with es and will offer them during this sale at jess than half where One special lot consisting of about Apted i500 dresses worth from $10.00 to $17.50. At . tee Regular $10.00 to $15.00 Dresses at Reguiar $15.00 to $25.00 Ores: y for these, FLANNELETTE KIMONOS 9c d plaids, is the garment in most NOW FOR Women’s Suits Worth $15 to $25 $9. 15 | There are about one hundred Suits in this lot, all sizes and colors and styles. Fine all-wool broad cloths, serges, prunellas, homespuns, worsteds and novelty woolen goods. The very best models seen | | this season will be found in this lot. | | Ss? BLACK PETTICOATS 49c A good, regular $1.00 and $1.25 quality Sateen and Heatherbioo Petti in four Mer ‘mode Is. Every | one of them extra width, | odd num- $1.0 00 siz 25 sing Sacques, All sizes, lack $ up icoat, THREE GREAT WAIST SPECIALS —Waai2s 25 $1 WOMEN’S WAISTS 49c Silk and Net Waists, Formerly $5 to $12.50, Now $3.75 | Your chotce of any ‘Silk or Net Walet in the store at § Regular | prices $5.00 to $12.50. cod Taffetas, Mesnalines, Surahs, Jap | Silks, Peau de Soles, Bengalines and Moires; blacks, browns, grays greens, heliot . reds, navy blue, Nght blue, pink, cream, white d rose and other shades; also several Net Waists 3 75 ‘ ays, flannels, Quara all colors, in All | all atzes. All on one big table tomorrow at ... r tomorrow at $5 to $10: Furs and Muffs | $25 French Lynx Set, Only Brook Mink, Marmot, Opos eam, Coney, Squifrel, Chin ehitla and other Pura in more than twenty-five different shapes and sizes. Muffa to mati worth up to $10.00, Black Lar French Rug Extra Large Size Lynx Shawl with Muff to mateh; both ple trim med with heads and tails and | Mned with Skinner eatin Mning: guaranteed for three years’ wear, 98 $3 and $4 Children’ Ss Coats, Sizes | ] to 6 Years, for $1.98 Astrakhans, Broad Well made and trimmed Another big sale of Children’s Coats carcloths, cloths, Kerseys, Meltons, Cheviots and pe with silk braid, velvet and fancy buttons. TUESDAY MORNING SPECIALS Lonsdale Muslin, yard White India Linon, yard 15c Elba Suiting, linen colors, with stripes yard mne-plece dreas asked els $6.98 $3.75 $14.95 and $4.00 to $6.50 RANDOM SHOTS misses’ COATS $2.98 From our Large and Well-Agsorted Stocks ON OUR LOWER FLOOR Dress Ginghams—Hates Seersucker Ginghams, also A i Ginghaims; 1c values. On Tuesday » White Linen, 90 inches wide; vaday, yard hort lengths of Light and Medium ¢ aches wide. On Tuesday, yard Batting—Pure White piton Batting, large and fluffy On Tuesday H Blankets—Gray Blankets, single bed size; 7h« On Tuesday, per pair Wool Biankets—Extra Fine and tans with fancy colored borders Tuesday, special, per pair Pijlowe—2%-Ib. Feather Pillows, A. ©. A On Tuesday, each Bedspreade—Extra Large White Crochet Hedspreads 74x88; $1.65 value. On Tuesday, cach value. Woot Blankets On Soft 6.00 value. ticking. For Thanksgiving TURKEYS, DUCKS, GEESE AND CHICKENS. FINE PLUMP, TENDER BIRDS PLACE YOUR ORDERS AT ONCE TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT The Palace Market Telephones: $1.36 a yard ylored Pri Sizes 6 to 16 Years and Rea | ‘The biggest stock Seattle to choose 113 plain colors and and dozens of patterns Tat All-wool mixtures, beautifully made up 95¢ med with silk braids, velvet and fancy buttons Cc) 48c | f in grays and All the | in mixed and trim in from ozens F.C. goods ints, 24 inc All kinds, dyed, cleaned, reblock- ed and retrimmed according to the }Matest mod: 1207 2nd Av. Op High Grade Gove | NOT IN A LIFETIME sak Gove, aka ts Don’ t Throw Away than at the Federal Save it till next spring it will pay you well Could rou Wall Paper right now if you like Valuable articles because they are broken. We » all kinds of repair. | ing, gun and locksmithing, also ex perimental work and models. prices are reasonable | Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co., 1314 First Av, MALLEABLE RANGES =" Se. | Give Us a The pride of every kitchen; a splendid stove Third, down stairs Trial, Children’s Eye Troubles curately diagnosed by our sf lst vined when ab sary SOHUCHARD OPTICAL and correct: | Glasses ad- only utely necem- Main 5, Ind. 5 M’DONALD builds $3.00 hats. for $2.50. M'DONALD’S HAT STORE, 1021 Third Ave. vacancies for every nm by th i practical and # competent ot pplified f No admission charge ALBERT HANSEN, Jeweton Firat end Chorry. 9:30 pom future—tnve Our Furs at regular prices are cheaper than the prices the exclusive stores ask at their half-price sale J guarantee every Fur that we sell. A few sj | Tuesday: ‘ $5.00 SABLE CONEY SET AT $2.98 A fifty-four-inch Sable Coney Neck Piec satin, and muff to match, fey for 14.95 dozens of Our |’ amail | —=YOU HAVE EVER KNOWN THE GREATEST VALUE GIVING Women’s Suits $ WORTH $25 to $50 14.95 Finest grades of imported and domestic materials, highest class workmanship and the most stylish models to be seen in Seattle are represented in this lot. All sizes and colors; guaranteed Skinner satin lining used eaeongnnet. WOMEN'S LONG COATS and Misses’ Full-Length All-Wool Coats, in the styles, Blacks, browns, grays, blues, reds and mix- All sizes $5. 00 $10 00 Women’ latest tures, $1.50 AND $2 TAILORED WAISTS 98c Pure Linen Tailored Waists, in five different styles. One is a plain pleated waist, the others have embroidered fronts. All ular prices $1.50, $1.75 arid $2.00. Some of the ex gh as $2.98. Buy them -98¢ sizes, Our reg are tomorrow at Ladies’ Silt regular valu | special . scarfs, $1.98 beautiful patterns, Tuesday, extra We large ones; sales specials for Embroidery Flouncing Embroidery 27 inches wide, absolutely the nicest range you have seen; regular prices 89, 98 and $1 yard, Tuesday, your yard ¢, lined with choice, a Neckwear | Our entire Holiday Line of Ladies’ Neckwear, in- cluding dozens of styles and colors, up to 25: 40c. Tuesday, extra special ; € All our Fancy Neckwear up to 98c. This line com- prises a swell line of goods trimmed with chiffon, ruching, slik, lace and many kinds of fancy lace. Your choice 95 Morning Specials Se Jar Blue Seal Vaseline TH noon 20¢ Hair Rolls ull noon all shades Extra special, zes to 24. TiN Spool of Darning Cotton, white nd black. Till noon Tuesday 2.00 Real Kid Gloves, Dent's, all colors and sizes. Till noon, a pair Women’ and Misses’ Long Coats Every Coat in our are absolute! C i-fitting, s fitting. A full assortr jacks and @ At all prices from $4.98 to $25.00. as follows $6.00 to $9.50 Long Coats pon store Is new this season. The styles and lengths en-eighths fitting and tight olid colors and mixtur priced while they last, $10.06 to $1 at $12.50 to $20.00 Long Coats $10 pie $1 2, 50 Capes $4.98 More than one hundred Capes in extra quality broadcloth and kersey. Ten different models in black, brown, gray, taupe, green, red, navy blue, old rose and other shedes 2.00 Long Coats SILK PETTICOATS $3. 85 Guaranteed Silk Petticoats in black and twenty-five other col- ors and changeable ef y cannot buy a better wearing quality of silk than is w P kirts. There are six different styles and every cone of them cut good and wide. $1.50 TO $2.50 PETTILOATS 98c We always give the best values in Seattle in a $8 Petticoat, but to- morrow we offering gre values than ever before. Actual $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Black Sateen and Heatherbloom Skirts in tyles $5 to $10 Women's Separate Skirts $3.75 Greatly Overstocked on Skirts Pan brown AL-W Broadecloths tures; all sizes. ol Ve . mas, Se d Worsted in black y blue, rges, Cheviots, gray and mix- Professional Laundresses Are Buying Soaplake Soap by the Box ——They Know—— Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or sell real estate, etc IN>iyt ON A NEW YORK BOX LUNCH and avold inferior imitas tlons, Delivered at your place of business without extra cost; 100 and ibe h Ring up A 3615 or Maia 1830, Prompt ¢elivery assured. Ono trial ene test. Goodbye te [Thee Newport CAFE & GRILL Optical Department. Phone Main Goze. | FIRST AND iintenorcdsve jie vaet Matin office, 219 Marion street,