The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1919, Page 15

J THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 27,, 1919. vo leave the city | | Aa Market Reports F a WP Mf so, come neo us| ‘ } Y ‘0. AL it AMONDE, on 5 GOLD, oL OLD ¥ t OOK GOOT teks OLD ; met a dr ired, $500 MAN OW x. PLR BLDG, 4TH 2 SANITARIUM-—R red physician. jaliet in all nditions of ms rea. nable. 1 Capitol ear PIERPONT treatments, poor matiam. 217 M ‘eam. - Dairy product quotations were|bulk, $18.56 to $19. without any changes Thursday, with| Sheep the scarcity of egg» and cheese be-| strong. Prime lambs, $16 t more and more noticeable. |to medium lambs, $14 A break in butter prices is expected | lings, $11 to $12; wethers, at almost any tim yet there |ewen, $6.50 to $9.60 are some dealers who are putting} Butter—City creamery, 59¢ to lc Away @ little in the coolers to come| Kigge—Selected local extras, 41o to) out as shortheld in case the mar Receiyts 94 head; ee VEGETABLES ve MRAPHOTC roulation, rheu- be Bide. First CURLS MADR ie Dollar Friday |$1) A SPECIAL BUY OF OVER 800 now Fiat Duton AND Ay | tines of Rgstncen, Ve K ACTION, and capital for an proposi ene, ke. bSGOCC COFCO AL NOTICES OD CANAL Us ite leave Pier 4 9 —-" Sunday. | quickest points on Hood connects with 1s Sonju, man- rash. (TE LOANS i POR aluation go Liberes Tatification or sition of borrow .doltare ($7,000) Ketieral| otherwise streets of said to be of the de- to bear Fate of §%. Der Bemi-annually. to incipal and in- e¢ of the Tre: iu No be dated mature as fol- lst of each fo. 3998, both in. lay iat of teat to 1989, used at said e+: im substance t he fof Tukwila. for mu: $7,000 jable TS Bonds a6 his ballot #0 that the Mic of his ball is vote on t | of said election. all Within the p {Of said town has | says Charles Ebbets. onET Cd Fd ‘the treatments. ted and the ire and sur 4 investigate this not medicine, sur- » osteopathy or of the Kreatest | ONS. Do not | yy, wit! reeset bring this ad ae reo treatment. Central Bidg., Tacoma office, Space yop sora x. ring where you can hanger, just phone noon to night. I J estimate your work. ality, reasonably work of no ren Grand Pa dings. 620 Uni Ladies Improve- at, Main 6507 SORRY TO ‘ment being | Fla, March 27 ~Billy Kopf, the Brooklyn short | stop, obtained from Cincinnati, must report by tomorrow or be suspended, In that case Cincinnati will be expected to pro duce another infielder. Luna Park Natatorium opens March 29th. — Advertisement Pye | | Receipts 95 head; | Hest steers, $13 to $14: good to choice # $11.50 to $12.60; medium to} ket turns in a week or #0. Potatoes and onions were still firm Thursday, with a better move noticed on the spuds | Shipments of Mexican tomatoes, and Danish Bell cabbage were the only new greens on the market Rhubarb is being cleaned up rapid ly and as there ix no other steamer expected to arrive here from Calk fornia until after the market closes | market opening today. noon, rhubarb will be a@/in good volume, Saturday |soarce article by the end of the week, PORTLAND, Mareh 7 market strong. steers, good steers, $10 to $11; fair to good steers, $9 to $10; common to fair steers, lors, $10.60 to $12.25; good to choice | PHILOSOPHY it you fall down you might as well laugh; everybody else will, Don't begrudge John D. his money, be glad you haven't his stomach. If you can’t afford a car, haps you can a Ford, to be glad, Don't turn down an invitation to ride in a Tim Lisie—third class riding beats first-class walking. If you lose your job, be giad that you had one to lose-—you'll get another. If you have the price of but ome ticket fgr Monday night's show, be glad because you can come to King Bro’ UPTOWN store on Friday or Satarday and take your best girl at our ex pense This is the spirit that domi nates the whole performance of Pollyanna. When J. Will Callahan wrote “Smiles” he must have had her in mind. Get in for your tickets tomor- row or Saturday and accept an extra ticket free with every one you buy for Monday night's show at the Metropolitan theatre, cows and heifers, $9 to $10; medium to good cows and heifers, $7 to $8; fir to medium cows and heifers, $5 to $6; canners, $3.50 to $4.50; bulls, $6 to $8.50; calves, $9.60 to $13.60; stockers and feeders, $7 to $10 Hogs—Receipts 726; market strong Prime mixed, $14.75 to $19; medium mixed, $18.50 to $18.75; rough heavies, |$16.75 to $17.60; pige, $16 to $17.75 8 | 1 hadnt METROPOLITAN ‘The Camp Lewis pany of soldier-actors, will present a big vaudeville show politan theatre Thursday and Saturday Lieut. Robert Armstrong, who is one of the chief actors, is a Uni Friday versity of Washington man and a! the |? Hens—38e to S4e; broilers, 400 206 3% pene—ITe to Cheese- r—8te to New “York Market Report om W YORK, Maren 27 were fractionally higher at the stock $8 to $9; choice cows and hetf.| at the Metro | ‘Trading was United sitates Steel lopened at 96%, up %; Mexican Petro- leum, 176, off %; Marine 112, up %; Crucible Steel, 664%, up %;/ Republic Stool, 61, up % ANCISOO, March 27. Eege—Extras, 450; extra pullets’, Oa Cheese—California Mata, fancy, 31¢; firsts, 29%0, Potatoes—Whart prices, Deltas, $1.50 to $1.75 per cental for choice and $1.75 to $2.20 for fancy; Gems. $1.65 to $2; Oregon Burbanka $1.90 to $2.25; sweet spuds, $4.75 to $5 for foe house and $3.75 to $4 for others Oate—Per contal, red feed, 40 to $2.45; red, seed, $2.40 to $2.75; red, recleaned, $2.90 to $3. Barley-—Per cental, good, $2 to preferred, | ¢ Idaho, dow per 1 ly Der ID. eceeeee fancy w Denver... om : jons—Per dos bunches .10@ Dos. bunchos ...+ Peat Por Peanate—Virginia .... Potatess—Per ton. Local 1, Wash. Netted Gem « Wi. Wash, regraded Pumphine- 30.000 32 | Spinach rn Watia, 16, ba LOL Sweet Say 1 | 6 Ome Gal, erates pa ° ‘Tomatoes Mexican, * |Turnipe Yakima, per rKuits Apples — FP Wash, Newtons, ex. fancy. 37 re $2.05; feed, $2.16 to $2.20 $2.25 to $2.0. CHICAGO, Mareh —Surptus Players, a com: }nuying orders when there was noth ing for sale caused grain futures to become irregular on the Chicago | board of trade today. At the outset lthere was a marked uptura. Pro- visions were unchanged and steady. March corn, up eo at $1.50 at the opening, subsequently lost the frac Chevalier, | nephew of Paul Armstrong playwright. Lieut. Armatrong hae a Sig following tn Senta, bering ap: lthe epening. guined adtitiamulty %¢ peared here several times on the Or. |JUlY corn, up We at $1.39% at the pheum circuit. He also appeared |OPening, wax unchanged. September here with the Camp Lewis Players |COrm, unchanged at $1.33 at the open on their previous visit re. jing, was “eo up. The company consista of a clever| March corn, up ‘ec at ageregation of vaudeville perform. |Oats, up Se at 66%c at the opening, re, and thie year they have added a later gaified tc. July oats, up Se portmanteau theatre and wll pre- at 65i%0 at the opening, was off Wo sent Lord Dunsany’s musical play, |September oats, up Ye at 62\c at “The Glittering Gate.” tthe opening, later went down %c im. May corn, = King Bros. Co. Correct Apparel for Men. 1200 and 711 Second Ave. Where QUALITY See the “Capps” display in our store. Make les work for yourself later on by Spraying your Fruit ‘Trees now before the buds are open. 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