The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1919, Page 10

~ oe, nniequins” will: ‘mode] these Tatt CREATIONS Mornings at Ten ternoons at Fwo 2t the Store A Smart Fashion Revue Is Being Staged at the Supper Dance Tonight —at the— NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL \ReTURN ENGAGEMEN STEAMER IS FLOATED The steamship Heffron, which went ashore on the Japanese coast with 1,200 Csecho-Slay soldiers on |their way home by way of Seattle, has been floated and is due in Kobe, reports reaching the Merchants’ | Exchange stated Saturday. The ship is not tpg damaged, the think of advertis- Mer Year Title Trust Co. ond at Co No atalra t lomble climb ah co car ee ah aaa reat iL “Price Pald Wholesale Deniers | | for Vegetables and Fruit a VROETADLES Neane—Wax, per Th on Reete—Local, per sack 2.7603,00 Cabhage—-Danish ball, head ‘Winntngstadt Carrete—New, per sank Core Hushe—rer Tm. Areen Ontens Per dos ounches Groce Peas Per e Warseradion Reat—-Toonl. per 1 Hepberd Sauash—Locel, per ™ Peppere rer ™ Petaters Per ton— New local, per Tm Iacal, per dow bunches 20 Rheherb——Lacal ..... sense ORO 06 nemetore — Hot house Outdoor tomatoes, 18 The Turnige-New local, per each reurre 100@1 28 oe srs@nte Arenten — B. Wash, cookers B. Wash, Oravenstetns, emai! B Wahe. Gravensteins, iarne 100@ 108 25008 Matags, per tug bor... Ao per basket crate Thompeon seedicas - . Valencias 1008, emailer Go 176s, larger... . ” %, Wash, email 1% Wash. Ribertan Wash, Karly Crawfords ° 200 one Wenatchee . 3.00 Premce--Tragrdy, per crate $ Meawhervice Per crate rg Watermeten—Ter T . Yakimas, per crate. Cheese New’ Wisconsin triplets... @o YA. Or and Wash tripiets | $8 | ventignting committee 7; | making all along the Hadley of Washington. 6 *|ISKUM’S OWNERS GET asked s PROBERS VISIT WOODEN YARDS Congressmen Return Look Over Records The congressional shipyard in arrived in Seattle Friday night to continue the investigations they have been const. The of Congress. of Manna- of Michigan, and Lin H. to committee in componed on Joseph J. Walsh chusetts, Patrick Kelly 1. M. Foster of Ohio They were to visit the Meacham. Raboock yard and the Allen shipyard Saturday After inspecting the wooden shipyards here they are ex: | pected to look over local shipping hoard records for any irregularities, Saturday afternoon the committee was to witness two launchings, The Duthie yard will send the steamer Dewey down the ways and Skinner @ ddy will launch the Findi. cott. The committes started thetr in voutigating at Bellingham at the plant of the Pacific American Fish eries company, From there they vin- ited the loan yard at Ansoortes and the Norway Pacific yard in Ever ott Shinbu Maru Now Docked in Seattle} The Japanese steamer Shinbu Maru, which crashed on the rocks of Vancouver island, iq being un loaded at the Great Northern docks Preparatory to being drydocked, Th: ship will probably be unloaded by Monday and will immediately go on drydock at the Skinner 4& Eddy plant. MAHMET RETURNING WITH BROKEN PUMP The shipping board steamship Mahmet broke a pump while 20 NEW YORK —The “most beautifal show girl on Broadway” has decided that handicap, Justine Johnson, who for two years “girl shows" and is learning how to act character parts. girl; I want to do something worth while on the stage.” mer stock company at Waterbury, Connecticut beauty alone menmane we —peonsne 7° is a was the reigning beauty of Broadway, has deserted the “I am tired of being exploited as a beautiful She is serving an apprenticeship in Poll's sum- miles off Cape Fiattery and was re turning Saturday to Seattle. The Mahmet is the vesnel that aided the Japanese steamer BShinbu Maru, after the Jap ship had crashed on the rocks of Vancouver island early, this week, Wed AN EXCEPTIONALLY ELABORATE AND ALL NEW BILL STARTS WITH A CONTINUOUS PERFORMANGE SUNDAY AT 2:30 P. M. AWARD FOR RESCUE VICTORIA, B, C.,, Aug. 23.—One thousand dollars was the award granted the owners of the fishing| boat Inkum, Friday, for her part in| rescuing passengers and mail from | the C. P. R. steamer Princess} Adelaide, when she went aground in Active pass last October. They $6,000, Ps ™ New York Stock News | close; those falling to but fractionally, United jarine Preferred | ” 4 Mtates Rubber "M4; Uiited Metall meres. at M4. Capt. W. F. Eckert, master of the Garland liper Justin for three years, will be the captain of the steamer Elkridge, recently turned out by the Skinner & Eddy yard. The ship will joad four for the Bast coast. These pretty maidens will be featured in one of the catch- iest and biggest novelties this season. Full of surprises— ig even bigger and greater than “Taming Wild Women.” PES | nee, Firet Politician—That fellow ts an undesirable citizen. Second Politician—I heard that he} wouldn't sell his vote. ] PrHose TALKATIVE SHAVERS | |“THE INNOCENT | "E am looking for barbers’ sup- plies.” “I can give you some small talk.” 2 SOMETHING WRONG al Halted hides, fo No. 2 Green hiden, Horaehiden, green oF anited, en, 6,00@ 10.00 do dry, egch ; 15@ 3.00 Wool, clean ranch, full grown. . .40@ 48 Sheep pelts, long wool, each. ..2.00@5.00 do medium |, each 1.00@1.60 do short wor oh 76 @ 1.00 40 shearing + 20@ 36 do flint dry wool pelts 30 ‘Tallow, No, Sugar Quotations e—_— —m ss York Coffee and | NEW YORK, A Rio, 23%0 per Ib pe Demand Sterling _ NEW YORK, Aug. 23.—-Demai Hing opened at $4.21\%, up 2 Ke. cheeks were 8.11 france per dollar, ott 1 centime, and lire checks 9.63 lire per dollar, up 2 centimes, GIRL” A musical offering that fairly sizzles with Fun, Music and»sRah! Rah! Maidens. The New Waiter—Hey, mister, you forgot something; here's a quar: YOU CAN'T HELP BUT ter you left lying on the table! AR ITH LAUGHTER ig When you think of advei vi {a heanthdenteaeinad at FAT, SKEETER and MAX, those merry 5 and mischievous college chaps — ALSO THE AMES HARMONY FOUR suNDAY 15¢ FOR THE ADULTS