The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 17, 1909, Page 3

breakfast before betng diachn ed, which, they claimed, was the firs |full meal that they ‘had had fora me onth An equal number will be eenen tomorrow, providing they lpr Daa not to again violate the atreot ‘spea} ing ordinance AVE BABIES AT HOME ENOUGH TO HALT ANY CROSS-EXAMINATION| ed to take the an Italian w stand and testify t few untmportar Alla. Bhe thea |.. The trouble with the m wenden Gown rot je Ben the 1. W. W. has coat Sp tnathon ef proximately $16,000, the auth endant wa bg claiming that $180 daily has spent for food alone. state | sumed : ih W. W. HAS COST FARMER WEDS HIS cuter Mu x SPOKANE ipsa MOTHER-IN-LAW tion War at the + gatling (My United Press.) aiek. Peake with SPOKANE, Dec The eet KANSAS CITY Deo it He watched! m Ne en ee is predict today that the city field for ambitious hume ogee ve to [Jail will be free of 1. W. W. pris. | oi 1 in Independence, Mo, v the te in « f the lip |Oners by the ond of this week, un-| Frank M. Searcy, « ired farmer th ye, |le88 more speakers are sent on the| was married to his mother-in-law ne » menh | Streets to defy the authorities in Mre Susan B. ogere Mr, Bearey ” tj thelr attempt to enforce the anth |i» 61 are old, and thie was bis and much | #treet speaking ordinance third narringe, The bri is 66 raptd Twentygeven Industrialists were | years old, Searcy has two now Mra, Searcy Is not only krandmother, but their step an well " ALL STOMACH MISERY ENDED | WITH A LITTLE DIAPEPSIN If you had some Diapepsin handy |the stomach® Nausea, Debilitating T}and would take a little now your| Headaches, Dizziness or Intest stomach distress or Indigestion|griping. This will all go, ma} would vanish in five minutes and sides, there will be no t you would feel fine. food left over in the stomach poison your breath with nauseous odors |released “this morning on their! the he fight. | t n wore given as ‘teaming hot r fre of queries ly the jury an nh thelr att This harmless preparation wil! di | west anything you eat and overco: j& sour, outoforder-stomach before! ¥ you realize it for Diapepsin Is a certain cure Corder stomachs, becuse it If your méals don't tempt you, or prevents fermentation and takes "| what little you do eat seems to fill| hold of your food and digests it just} you, or Hes like a lump of lead in| the same as ff your stomach wasn't _— —— | your stomach, or if you have heart. | there Oriental Pool Rooms ure. that te 4 sign of Indigent Relief in five minutes from all 43—Poo! Tables—45 Ask your Pharmacist for a 50-cent | Stomach misery is at any drug store 2%—Solo Tables—25 | hl of Pape's Diapepsin and take| ¥#!ting for you . Clea? stand and ja little just as soon as you can These large 50-cent cases contain ve- shop. Largeat/There will be no sour risings, no|more than sufficient to thoroughly of the kind in the world. $10/pelching of undigested food mixed |cure almost any case of Dyape { given away daily. 1413-1517 | with acid, no stomach gas or heart-|Indigestion or any other stomach ar. between Pike and Union. purn, fullness or heavy feeling tn | disturbance “The 9 Exclusive Style } Shop” “The Exclusive Style Shop” 714-716 Second Avenue 1) la Remarkable Purchase of | Garments Made to Sellat $30 to $55 Our New York buyer has secured for us a most ————— 2 = mnusual collection of Choice Coats, and at an un- They ristmas business and enable us to show a most sual reduction. were purchased for our Memarkable assortment of the best coat styles at and less. lines at $20.00, $25.00, $30.00 and $35 00, which fepresent values ue to § peost price We call atte ntion to the splen- o Entire Stock of Trimmed and | Untrimmed Hats Excepting Fur Trimmed Models One-Half Price Our entire collection of Trim- i | Prices have now reached the lowest mark | med and Untrimmed Millinery, which represents the highest standard of style | and quality offered tomorrow at one-half price. The one exception which MWe have made to this sale is the fur-trimmed models. This offers an excep | Btiona! opportunity to select the best of the season’s millinery styles before the | PR olidays at January prices. Fine Silk Petticoats| } | Decidedly Underpriced seuss — $6. 15 ®. For Saturday we have repriced a splendid collection of $8.50 Petticoats this Special pr e, $6.75. The y are made of first quality taffeta, splendid bevie; P flounci n ned of groups of tucking and straps; extra wide; taffeta dust Beetle. Come in black, nav ry, Alice, cadet, pink, reseda, champagne, dark rose Hi t rose, lip! moke, pearl gray, kivender, wistaria and white. Special, | 6.75, Chae, ORDERS ADVER.- THE STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1909 iw, Saturday—the Last Day of the Dissolution Sale aceatacesticesaatiny AT THE STERN FURNITURE CO., 1526-1528 SECOND AVENUE BE SURE TO CALL AND GET OUR PRICES, AS EVERYTHING IS BEING ap oh tap 3 TOl-2 OFF THE REGULAR RETAIL PRICES Tomor Dresser, teh; mize an w ' wo ‘“ has a bent glass in_end re evel pla r, sine 14x2 Freneh or weath- ¢ cut, made of quartered oak; swell front r, size 18x40 $18.75 Conibination Rookease and Writ- im like cut, made of solld e writing desk space of room for books ie wee $93.85 Uk it, rn nes * ade of ixenuine |‘ mahon Pa ae Beit Bake oI $15. Turkish Rocker, like cut, made of leather: has Harrington p regular Value $b0.00:' Sale price «ss... . Extension Table, | Found top, 10-in. r Fegular value $64. cut, made of quartered tert Ait SAT Lue cut, made of quartered oa f \ finish; alze of top 8x64; regular value well-built POO Fea Rainey ee ee ton, welghs 40 ibs: made up in a atly tufted; regular $4.95 Make Your Holiday Selec- tions Now, A Small Deposit Will Secure Any FILLED AT FURNITURE, STOVES TISED PRICES Piece at the Between Pike and Pine Streets Sale Price