The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1919, Page 13

Ist go eat at Boldt's—uptown, 1414 Sd Ave; downtown, 913 2d Ave. EPOSIT eM MM 1 nh Public Markets |" Title Trust Co. » «| ” | Frisco Market Status ||| Portland Market Status ns, —— | — w ICTO} n close Govern | Local Markets] avail Route L — | BANK CLEARINGS BAN FRANCTACO, Aug. 19 Nutter PORTLAND, A ” Seattle ‘ \ Extras, Se per Ib) prime fire per ry » Money loaned on Diamonds, Jew- elry and Furs at | very reasonable rates with liberal : wed strength: today, | at 100M, up ¢ 51%. up % te ileges. joan Petro! Marine at S04. up 1; Stude at ON. up % New York Markets NEW YORK, Aug. 1?.Coffee—No. Rio, 23Mc per Ib: No. ¢ Santos, SOCIETY FOR. REMEDIAL LOANS * *-Contrifuga! Shipyard Rigger Injured in Yard Fred C, Johnson, a rigger at the Patterson McDonald shipyards, prob. ably was fatally injured Tuesday morning when a sheet of steel struck jhimn on the head Johnson, who As lives with hie mother at 713 Orcas TRUSS TORTURE st, was taken to the Seattle Gen el inated | eral Hoaspftal. re Wapiste “Support We! a c free trial to prove its superior- \* A. LUNDBBRG Co. Thire Ave 1.280 per t. eta. ie When you think of advertis. | The Exacting Care that governs every dental operation in this office is but an example of the efficiency of our service. It is these things that makes our service different from all others. We employ no operators—every bit of work done here is by a member of the firm—a — in the particular kind of work you need. THE VERY BEST DENTISTRY AT REASONABLE PRICES Phone Eilictt 4357 Open Evenings Members Washington Progressive Dental Society The Difference The difference between Success and Failure is frequently hard to determine accurately, but good judges of life almost invariably it pack to the Savings Habit. The Successful Man, they find, is not so much more able than his fellows but he is cautious and methodical. Of course he saves money and places it in the Savings — of a strong, reliable Savings Department open every Saturday evening from 6 to 8 for your Liberty Bonds Bought and Sold at Market Prices. 29 Steamship Lines Regularly use the Port of Seattle. Our har- bor affords a berthing capacity of 41,776 lineal feet, with a spur track capacity of 1,731 cars. These are some of the reasons for Seat- dle’s great importance as a center of foreign and domestic trade. The First National Bank desires to co-operate with those who are helping to develop the foreign and do- mestic trade of Seattle. FIRST NATIONAL BANK FIRST AVENUE AT JAMES ST. Established 1882 7 0% | ing, think of The Star. 1} AN Py IIE EE PEN IVD PE REN NOS 5 STE sew Nutter bees « per Ie be Cheese—26 @aHe per tb. ni Chicago Market Report v py non. Fresh ranch eggs were being sold | jon Co, turned over to the| VINE #T. strong steady from Eastern Woahingte 0 cents per dozen, a Scent re all along Western ave day morning. ‘The rat made known Monday when 4 decided to lower their The remaining cream dealers falling markets in both co and Portland are t en behind the local drop is the ition maintained by local commine men, A good many are din runtied at the change, feeling It to unwarranted, and, considering all the morket was rather Butter quotations were hares arriving fruit and eaotable wholemlers Tuesday were roparing for a anappy canning sea The housewives, they say, have enitated to oan both berries and arly frult and that the peaches, if With Elberta peaches reasonable, will probably be the fruit 4100 41.00 «toe |" Rept 00 «S80 th Oe 80 ay Bove 50 m6 “VESSEL MOVEMENTS 10 ape © Bureau) aA » } Sighted O@ the (Aipectal from UL &. We TATOORH ISLAND, Avg. 19 Baro . is) Heht fom Cocmmbers om Pe Hr MM. Lovejoy elected Price Paid Whol for Vegetables * 7 " i] le Desters 4 Freie Per dor — st teee--Crate Or tone— inward August ji An 0. BK 140 & mm, Arrived at Seattic drop was | mt during the war are re-| 4 1, It is probable the company will inaugurate a passenger route |! between this port and the Hawatian | 3%" islands to back up the freight service they started since the signing of the armistice, This an houncement came in conjunetion | jwith the arrival of the #teamship| Glymont here Monday, completing her first round trip on the Seattle San Franctsco-Honolulu route 4% ean Freon ‘beans ten-day |matoss, 20 Mm. stall § less he Hart | phen whet! ibe ean 26 can Mit run 906 | Timothy Wash. Wo i Timethy Heed No. 3, per t. Bye Seed Per “— rp. a8 Ronorw 00 | cam 486; Bun Beam o 09 | Rtall 40, Supreme PF 60 | Japan ton sittings, 1 eal fen, 1-1 rm SANITARY Stall 10, Armoure each $1.00 per at: smoked Btalt 21, hor wala dem, cows and steers, No. 1 ? ° od bulls oF stage, No t fo No? Green bulls oF « No. 3 dor green calteKina, No i oer : Nuraya toa, he ‘S| eake four, ttc phe: 2-1. “ COMNER Balle 162-103 % do short wool, ean do shearing de flint dry wool peite ..... each; ling cod, } : pa 1s the Kton new Peppere Per ™ | Pet ateee— Per ei Nw a tan Franco at ral Bebiey t motor sehr Dabinda fro at 5 pm. Salled From op Mm ma at 3p trial trip str Northwestern for Tacome | chr Dabinda fer | KeTOHIKAN | Jefferson south mirel Watson Santa Ane wort o BALBOA—Ar N FMANCISOO—-Arrived August 1 Qeeen from Han Diego via tan Pe- | ata m } VICTORIA, P. C—-Arrived Aveust 8 m Ban Pedro an ds departed neo Aw gust 18) Str Ardmore at 7 p.m. att em. VANCOUVER. 19. BUF Aramore from PRT TOWNEEND. Hehe Lissie Vanee for Port Gamble; | Arabia M Meattie at 7 a.m; | Asumasan Maro for Seattle at 7:36) atr Zim his ™ |m. Passed in Aug | Kagie Harbor at 1 Ko. 20 at WELLA—Arrived A Beofield trdm Han 1" noise | Arrived August 19 Balled Aw Heattie. | 19; Se Admiral Henley PORT TOWNSEND. Wireless Reports Canadian Geyernment August 18—Str City of Seattle Safety cove northbound at 6 p. m. Cape | me tor se-| # p.m | Jiton, motor sch a | nehau. r 6—Str Arabia Maru Pier 2—ftr Ketehtkan Stacy at, terminal—U. Pier D—atr Governor Spokane st, terminal Hanford st. terminal A 8. 8. Rurnside. Str Sinaloa Mtr Fonduco, yarde—Mtr Adi y, ate Weat Ho Kaitor, ate Wh mill yarde stanwik tr Lootl, str Ba n, | worke—Power sehr | | dale, yacht San Wan, | Radiehes Loca! | Brebarb— Local Tomatare — August 19 Arabia Maru for Seattle | ¥ige—Cat hai Mr are are atte tom former case, T to # don fp ‘otatore Cal per Hot house San Pedro | Tarnipe—New Durrett! Geme + | Casahae—Per Mm Christmas per erate « ripe, per bow Per bow Maines. per erate Thomneon eeadlews lor Beattie et 7:50 a. | lor | © Nectarines® Wash, bow... Orenace— Per bert — Valenelas 2008, emailer » Barly Crawtorde. . Parthetts Rartietts, ripe per crate. 26 fhe Wotermeton—Per Yakimas, per crate nia Keystone, ™®. ae | “DAIRY PRODU Prices Pald to Shippers country eream- ery wove Ranch, fancy Rotter Vet Fens tacal, strictly freeh Local ranch, storekeepers Mitk—-Per ow! a7 spain DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Butter — Lo cream- Local bricks rtoraae wont, atrietiy fresh country niry | ereamery, ain trip A Wash, triplets broken case Faney Wheel Swiss % erage aa Poultry—Prices Paid by Wholesa Denlers to Shippers Welgian Hares—Live, per tm 0 oo on 200 1@ 11@ 10@ Hay, Grain and Feed Whoiesate Price, Per Tom tee een nl :12,00@ 74,00 : ) cats at 72.00 74.00 Ls _ 17.00 @79.0 64.00 60.00 :66,00@68.00 6,00 68,00 78,000 76,00 / Chop 4 Sumer and soap stall, Carnation Nor mH: to Natt pears, Auto Club cotter > phat home canned wild black vered can Snow * G4 | Grif shortening, 696, Wesson oil, 400 at. | best fresh churned te Th: 14-96 Pik fhe. | Clearings 87 F15,617 16 | Balances . Herries. & Rhodes, Inc. Fatablished 1896 119 Cherry St Main 1512 Tacoma | Clearings | | Balances . } | Clearings | Balances . } | Clearings ; 5,880,809.00 | Balances .. 1,365,976.00 " |) rir Place i 79, pure frenh milk, 126 at. Mtall SAVE YOUR EYES Falling Kyesiwht Restored by Our System cthing Besides It In the Bo Our Glasses. Don’t Pay Exorbitant Prices a 7b nub |p ie ° coat ting examina t. beat Geyton | Naptha soap, s Mall 45, Olympte pan Do Not Destroy Your Kyesight by caring Poor Glaases Double Vision Glasses The single lens with twe wight, Aske to see them. OVER 25 YEARS EXPE TEN YEAKS IN SEATTLE U. S. OPTICAL CO. Exclasive Optical Specialists, licen by the State 1533 THT AVE., SEATTLE. Neur Pike St Glasses Repaired and Hroken Lenses Duptiented. Dr H.U.ROGERS Optom trist *** concerning war-time GF. CLARK Gil tJ FORREST | WHITTY Branch at Georgetown MAX G. SCHMIDT Main Bank 00 Second JAMES La iE JAMFS D Asc 0. W A Cs and Branches patents Numerous inventions produced by Uncle Sam's staff, under stress of war need, will contribute in many instances, according to an authoritative journal, to quicken and cheapen processes of manufacture in a wide range of industries. Illustrative of these net gains from the war are the new styles of kilns for wood. Ordinarily, in this coun- try, oak and other stock for manufactures, such as vehicles, was air dried, requiring a period of from two to three years. Experts of the United States forest service invented kilns and evolved improvements in the process that bid fair to revolutionize drying practice. By the use of the new equipment oak can be dried with a much smaller per- centage of loss in kilns than in the open air, and the period of drying reduced from two to three years to two to three months. Other patents cover a gravity fruit separ- ator, processes for the preservation of fruit juices, an ingenious sirup evaporator, a new leavening agent, a simpler acetylene generator for traveling photographic work rooms, a proposed standard for dry cells, a new type of porcelain for spark plugs, an airplane camera, nonshatterable glass, vari- ous protective coatings for inside and out- side surfaces and so-called “dopes” for air- plane wings. Merely to catalogue pulp and paper innovations would require a great deal of space. The strongest paper ever de- vised has been developed by Uncle Sam, and real progress has been made in the evo- lution of waterproof fiber containers. It may prove decidedly worth while for every man- ufacturer to inquire of departments at Washington, D. C., what new industrial and scientific assets have accumulated that might prove of service in his line. Re Member Federal Reserve Bank D HOGE A. B. STEWART Vice-President EB. ANSLEY Asst. Cashie EYMAN CHAS. A. SCRUBY Asst Cashier FARMER TUPPER Branch at Ballard C. W. CASLER Asse Cayhier in Charge at Cherry St. Seattle yen Saturday evenings 6 to 8 o'clock