The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1909, Page 10

i . sigs THE STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1909 MISS ALICE LLOYD TURNS IMPERTINENT ead é TALKS ON IE GOOD USE it GOMES I | QUESTIONER AND ALMOST GETS EVEN MEAT PAGED le Si ay THe cin PIANOS wl DOCTOR COOK, « ‘ome | Tem 1 heard about wearing the As ¢ ge ore " IDEAL DENTAL SERVIC ‘ ning hindsnte 1 the : *| v \ f f Jillon Wallace, Labrador | ,,.. 1a Weth \ 1 ' mar Pe > ' { 1 dle ferent , Explorer, Resents a ening hiv pe ' jogetion . “Or ' \ ha ar k “Plot to Discredit Men)’ : Bhs: i mag t f music trumer t be cleared Who Got There First.” | t nid Alice Lioyd, | The an " € need ‘“ . " — ‘ whoxe stomachs the nt lar ape 1 eee fea ote . r iN eritte live | ton elmowt enti \ 1 5 By Volted Press. 2 ame. It’s the | When this trouble o« Nor who ta ; NEW YORK, I l . “ i wow | ! ents that have put on the | lem is, how “ K 4 whole bject r © prices: Vallace, | exp rate fan extracting ¢ uboratory work Pe ; sik ential Dreyageade 5 wee Al told in the Western av " do for ome, but not ase k $195 meng sai & t ‘ market t this morning, Wit r © Girst of a amine the Iverson—-Mal ia yr ae Well, w to ]the wholesale price w This calls for wpectal wil er lah .. 168 | if pound, it remains for ( ecring-can ot returned before | vmmer, | f. }to add hia mite the | best ada n the wor &—Rose 278 oday came stre he defense ath Mr Housewife learned — thi ‘ails aatinated, nt will be Willard—oak .., 196 e Brooklyn ¢ and de- | the aaay rap ae r . t the Brooklyt ine de- | the: rte ot maw For this perpone there fe sett Our method of restoring missing lobnetoa a sas Knee sae Custeae As EVEN A FISHERMAN | ing superior to STUAICT's Dy teeth call erview from ston—vak. +. i mateh? I don’t think wome yeorge H. Dunkle and Captain Aw | j, PEPSIA TABLETS known to med Kimball—walnut 29m Ere hee Garr ots GE ee i HAS A CONSCIENCE fea! sclever, a» they. supy wee o discredit Dr, Cook Lioyd, determinedly I think sone ote y, and are such a rells ‘ Lester—Mah. .., 209 (My nited Press.) and thorov efficient substit ha i Dunkle came to me and tried to| English women are making set me to introduce him to Dr, | sely ook very INDIANAPOLI Dee, 10 ow, that Yook,” said Wallace today. “I re! continued, “silly , used. I had no confidence in him I tell ted in| Jeweler ( for the na ! a rhe « An open confers on the part of | if twé or th he = a fisherman, whe any Year® AKO) meal, the food will be digested wr any scheme that he might have. | you,” she went on ri caught & mess of fish by seining In| x4 complete a manner that the| be @ le called on me last March when | “Come on; it'll be much more fun wy jthe northern part of Indiana, which | nerural digestive fluids will never | Jewe iad lie a violation of the Indiana fleh jas well Winthrop—Mah, 227 Heine—chonized 166 Winterroth—-Mah 197 fter each clever and be a { was organizing the relief exped!-| ‘The reporter lo | ‘ : BoM vie Pee jon, and told me that he was one Mew Go ¥ | laws, thas fesulted ina pare on ranamita Tobias abil win " Decker Bros., CW wf the best promoters alive that's the 4 6 governor hat he b ‘ “He declared he could raise any Say MISS ALICE LLOYD | In response to a letter from BF ones hee re. 3 oe + lee en sees, 288 mount we wanted if we would) 4 Jap? | eo Camden of Olymy Wash. in he ke bike <ive him one-half of the money he All whieh the writer eatd that ‘beoe office Smith & Barnes, collected “Nothing doing.” ral he had violated the law bis cor ‘sc “J believe that he entered this Why not? clence bad bled him for man ate . 225 jeal at the suggestion of others, Why ou see—oh well, what] t e 4 letter of pardon ts toda fifteen others at cay nd that it was a part of a plan to} ¢ i a en ute to Camden in : 4 a te nding reductions—~a fscredy the first man who reach clection is absolutely a the pole ; : au . Wallace insisted that Dr. Coo u're lub ary ia tives of patients In our r si ervainty reached the pole. He al Lou laen eel, Oetapee, oa Se ° The Dyspeps ee eer ss mf assured, eged that before Peary started on - ewspar editor that Mis oyd Myrth dentists who believe “ is last trip to the Arctic reg ie" Whe aiate & bavekeet or was out ing her pleture Pend be f Old A for people lerms, of course. he left behind him “with a group| Old Temptation nine times out of | (ken, or something, and couldn't will clos riee Feb 0 ge Our prices are ' t terviewed M Rly tade her debut A written guera a a of men who for many years have | ten work there wasn't any Interview, | with the New York Symphony Or leaned recognition through How much do wi i : i . dation with him,” a letter Ses) The reporter w his after all chestra. Her talent has been Strong Digestion and an Adequate vee o be made public if Cook should|oog wind now, He sought t ch estrus of the Nutrition Invariably Mean a poy —— ° became Third Av. anc nion Bt, across Uy | eturn while Peary was away and Oh, I forget just’ what as am going on constantly in . C tht mail East an th Hates that he Giecovered the pole.| raise of mine was. 1 can't keep “¢ HURERT SINGERS Cincinnati Nallace said this letter was d@ | track of how much I earn. I've got te, ot Ch igned to announce that Cook's |troubles enough spending {t Seb chorus will appear th and by which the t daim was “gold brick } sw you advise a son of yours wu M Klyye are built up, and after b Wallace asserted that the letter) to go into newspaper work ae ed thetr purpose in the ual Pittaburg, Philadelphia Long and Healthy L i the Thomas orches {fice street from the P & process known an LAMB AND VEAL. And it's the k of lamb s eal you want fed and ¢ Successor to fully prepared market D. S. Johnston Co, That's the kind you get at the about to be made public when | Why, tf a kid of mine wanted onomy, are tore firet was heard from, but|¢o go into the game. I'd punch b inally it was decided that it would |—that is to say, it's pro The Schubert club announce ‘ ong as the 4 ation be : hird rw elp, rather than retard, recognt| fession, but exactin most attractive calendar f h © waste and sup mate PALACE MARKET, Phird and University, ion of Dr. Cook’s claims ng now—a sea opening with Dr, Ludwig |urar niendar nutrition, and the va 2nd and Yesier Wallace alleged that oie now xists to send an exped! bad of Mount McKinley this winter o “destroy the records left at the ummit by Dr. Cook Calling attention to | the fact tha at} w. 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