The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 7, 1920, Page 15

DIRECTORY itle Star |! Baited Her Hook for Whale, But Got a Nibble From Only Attorney s.at-Law " i re ] ! i ei vee reas we | @ Minnow--Oh, Girls, Girls! erate fe ke Milde. § TF. Schott, Downs Wik. TT FHT wv BY AILEEN CLAIRE just how I wan going rr Consultation Cre All son, Now | ha gene and done them in me which tf moderate. ed break the heart of a hu xoing to build for Attorneys Patent r little girl, the editor me PRED FE GOPIN CENTIEAT sa and he threatens to pay Tide Phowe M ferences fi 1 serateh me from the Remington 1 writer West \ jess I rectify the mat ern Rubbor Universal T phone Co. Olyw Foundry ¢ Lut how ean one rectify IASON” FENWICK LAWRENCE broken heart 432 Burk Tt ia, 1 ined not quite all my wee: fault, as I thin! 1 will agree A) MAGN when you have read the letter fn! meas the ¢ to the editor, Ke \ Jar at pa 2 of “ellett Chaftet r ba lors 1 w like a million dollars in that a MONEY TO LOAN Apyear prog at and me w " 1 Bane from $10 to $100 made quickty a few r rt ht was ‘ er a. NOE me a So. it seems ane ¢ 1 iw not Weill, I went to the park and mens Here is the ¢ iter, I have stood ar the place wh he her and address, The man said he'd be, looking for a Plerce THOU HOSPITAL. HE STUe he refers to can do 1 ® Arrow limousine or aT 14% Pike st. Phone Main 505° than apologize to her, In fact, Rayce or some such car, driven mT I insist upon it—yes, an apology by a chauffeur . JENNINGS Se penne Tima to her and to me besides. I feel Pretty soon a car honked at Practora from Palmer school. Con he has taken adv of me me; it w a flivy and Towa #ultation free, 212-19 1h nny Rid«. as well as of this de irl, who seared it might t one of my V4OS Bnd Av Main 7 writes: friends, I turned my back, be; R A ae EE Dear Miss Claire: I think it cause I didn't want him t lite tras.” Hours. 16 my duty to warn these girls who me talking to anyone in ings by appointy are look for a huat to old Henr GampbelLO. N Pants r efforts to men they at fellow just kept on honk CA TRAV Pant own for some time ing that horn in my ear and I liure, Repairing, Upholstering. if you must get married, had made up my mind th “ 1 Packing t pick any of that list of Just turn. around ah A ive dim an eR eligibles whic va plished in the fey stare, r v o Collateral Loans sandana aGveeed: that the ab Mother help ua, girls! I almost WH TOAN ON DIAMONDS” AND seeking spouses should select did a double flop into the fish Jewelry. Ask your banker about their prey and talk it over with pond, Pretty soon, tho, [ can Fauira LOAN CORPORATION the man personally. So the next to A found him standing by 206 Fite! Bldg. 24 Av. at Pike St day, duking my lunch hour, I y mide MONEY LOANED ON ALE ARTY: looked over that Hat of names He girtio, I see you got Set ne re Retabla 901 and I picked one who had a mil. here 0. K.," said he. Mt to Lean Ne 1 a name that Mngered. I looked at him, very dignt —— ome J called him up and started the ke, and said: “My name ia _ MONEY TO LOAN ve versation like this Oe. ats and 1 don't Be acereras ten ee I found something which be- strangers to talk to me that . ‘ROCIETY 3 1 eMBT TAL LOANS longs to you. way. If you're the man I talked ihe Th gat . I wan afreid he might not talk to on the phone——— Eisona near Madiown” it I didn’t give a gaod excuse for “That's me." he said MONEY TO LOAN Of course, he asked me “We said I, “I just wanted ny a Aiamonde t I had found tel! you that I found your ne, Jowe I said, “It's some g which I in the pap you'd not are to have " it a he'd a liked I Second Ave. Established 1889 tion over lephone, If to have murdered me, Then he Physicians and Surgeons you will meet me ogg = “es rage w Nae ; a ong foc . nat oluntee e dr wal nad an im he «Senseo rk I will te 1 what It in? portant engagement on the next PHYSIC: EON So he said he'd meet me and block and walked away peeeint st for both sexes I was to know him by a white girls, do you suppose that Meacer 1AM to oP. i ticket he would have ted on the milliopalre sent his chauf windshield of bis car. or something, just for a ere ThA ae ay ged jar thru with the reat of the week; I It beats alt what hard times ieegn service Kighth ond was all upset nervous, won- we poor girls have, If we have in S728. Beacon dering what I'd teli my mother a good job 4 are earn a after I was married to this mil decent living, we're taking th dunk NTU Ss 50-First av lion dollars. We'd have to elope, bread out of some returned fo! og Brg al al ppl Ya figured, and I did kind of dier’s mouth. But the first — hate to not be able to even ask thing this same hero asks tn, mamma to the wedding. “Got a steady job? How much Fg caret Methodists plan erection of |} Coty. but the home T'd are you getting?” When you tel which no family ‘without children will planned was a wonder and Iwas him, it's “Say, girlie, we could ‘ busy every noon hour looking lve swell on that with what I ee allow ed to reaide, over the gorgeous things in fur- can earn—when I get a Job. METROPOLITAN -ns Grand . fim 2 SEES aa Regular Seat Sal EP For the Fight Product ino AND OMERAG AMERICA’S GREATEST niture departments and planning DOROTHY M RADY Now ale Tomorrow by the Marshal John M. Boyle wishes tt He Had a Weak Heart and a Strong Breath but Failed to Get Remedy THE whiskey in the place, and he wasn't SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JAN. 7, 1920. Why be content with an cpinion when you can have POTATO MARKET U.S.Has Opportunity for CLIMBS AGAIN Great Oil-Burning Fleet Editor's Note: ‘This Is the tant of neither coal nor cargo can be Few Dealers Boost Spud), scries of tour articles on the U. B.| placed Prices to $105 Per Ton — *hinping situation) O41 bunkering is carried on with | creat speed and with less dirt Potaty waaveet aamtbes to8 a BY MILTON BONNER |Labor and machinery are not re Western ave, Wednesday. T IL, WASHINGTON, Jan, &—When | quired for handling ashes, It elimin a hipping board announced that ates stoking 1 thus reduces the the sales remained at u 2 merchant marine own-|crew, It does not deteriorate like ne Jobber still clinging to the $95 eq by the nation it had adopted the |coal and it eliminates the fire risk Demand for apuds continus of making them oll burners, | which follows from spontaneous com. eavy and much dissatisfaction Is be | few Jandsmen realized how revolu-|bustion in coal. ne expremwed at the ky high @U0 | Uonary and yet how practicable this The nation, thru. the shipping| waa, It has practically all board, owns 486 oll-burning steel Cabbages are more plentiful on the | t ” ul no disadvantages ships with deadweight tonnage of 3 ntreet Wednesday, A car of Danish| We allow other nations to gobl 798,723, In addition, there ore 48 Ball Heads arriving in the morning | world Viaible supply of fuel of) freighters of this type, which have was placed on sale at $% cents per! Fuel oil req lone bunker space been returned to their original own pound, Other offerings showing good|than coal for a given steaming ers by the board, and another group are celery at $9 per caso} radius, A of ol] takes five cuble | of 18 which have been sold to Amer ($3 per case feet Jon mpace than a ton of coal |fean concerns, Of 720 steel vennels ot in practically bare of /8M4 Bivens 80 per cent steaming ef: | stilt under construction, 636 ofl tomatoes. Shipments from the South | @cleney compared with 65 for coal. | burners, aggregating over 4,600,000 are expected to arrive within a day | TM!* makes about 40 per cent saving | tons, When our program in finally r Grapefruit market ts moving |!" bU8Ker space, which Is thus made | ended, there will be under the Amer. fairly well, with Florida Stripes a fa able for paying freight. Oll|tcan fing 1,731 oll-burning steel vorite at $ r box an be carried between double | ships, the greatest fleet of its kind Mutter marker t= eteagly, with trees |Pettoms and other places where!in the world, ranch eggs showing ing to the few days Local Markets a firmer tone ow tnat | © Status of the New York Stock Exchange heavy demand of the * ne stagk market opening t ¥ a - a Rta od at 106 | Pelee Pald Wholesale Dealers tf tor Verrishies and Frait debaker at 111%, up 4 EARING Seattle 8 || Clearings . $46,153,125.34 | | Spokane | | Clearings .........++ 2,647,956.00 | Balances 869,406.00 | Tacoma Clearing 687,528 14 | Balances i Coutifiewer . ae ny active on were subjected to a! ¢ Inge, lessened. Pan-Amecican sold st] | Chicago Live. Stock ack || Meshan, Pewes tecoxerea, 3 CHICAGO, Jan. 7 seg Zee. Delt Amarssen Late 000 head; market ; oe oe ae ary 6 wiow, $14.20@14.60; butcher :, . pally after carly Fr king, 8182601610; ite Pormmkine— Local, per tt ee flected good character of buying which te } * Rutabagne—Yakime. sack $.09 | tone Cattio—Recetpte, 0 head: rrctre f a renction which carried Meth-\stcady and 260 higher. Beef, Pon Mteel i the stock found jutcher steers, 146.78: ca patos rt and held wendy around #4 The cutters, SE 26@8; etorkers and feeders, | forenoon. — Oe | Frisco Market Status | saw COP. | 3m — ———" a ay aon’ | Sane FRANC CO, Jan, 7.—Butter— Fries Pola at sate ord = i. 6c per ib; prime firsts, 6640 = rs a Kece--Batras, Te per dor: os ue opened down Woe. at #4%e. ig Che per dos; undersized Cheretnat: Japanese, per » @ tat July © Gown Se 620 per dos | Pitherte Per ™ 0 3 ne. oe Eained ie low "Ch eese—Callfornia fate, faney, 2 Walnate— Manchurian 2 per Ih, “ rxinia Keystone, ™. 17@ 18 Open heh lew Coe ewig | “49 18 91-29% 41.40% 81.99% 819% Peenne Per 2 LN 1374 SORE Oh da ciiieteiiiadiabidiahiisiaiacial Trea aor ae 1% LEN Lah, D + atone le an ete pad nver Market Status | *% 7% rr | “4 t was virtually develd of features OW 12 60 @. cows, $6.40 . sTs@e - ee Bheep—lHeceipta, 10.000 he market ner J etrone. Lamba, $12.26 + @wen, a5! : me) @ itis. 5 Add Chicago Live Stock 7? * Chicago Grain Market Maen Cun " = mote | Sem HICAGO, Jan, T—The erain prices|, Lard n showed anly olight trregular changes on | 28° $2078 9a t feago Hoard of Trade today. Ur cay eo Strongtben the market were effect, Uy : axe Soacr e ay tn the Say br tredert iat iete realising profits. A steady market re-| caesies INVER, Jan, 7.—C att) e—Recetpta, - aes . | distinctly understood among the| going to leave until he got it. 0 head; mm: TOURING ORGANIZATION [merchants of Second ave. that his| It required the combined efforts American University union in. {hn 'gea” feenene yh Pip ee peoncey. yore e Ph ier) office is not conducting a lquor|of Marshal Boyle, Deputies Frank | Iourope is to have a permanent home | 12.t0@18 ° TACCL. We day Liatines, || dispensary. Colligan, W. E. Theodore, Albert | Mith—-Per owt lin Paria donated by ‘the French goy.| oee—Recetpts, 900 head: market te AGLIACCT: Wednesday ape steady to 100 lower. Top, $14.40; bulk AUST: Wednesday Evening. || Late Tuesday afternoon a stout.| Rooks, Edwin Tobey and the court! # - rors a ernment | of sales, #1410018 40 Avy i Thureday Evening. LUCIA: Ul white-whiskengd, distinguishe@look-| bailiff to got the distinguished:| | py, ie whoineale Dealers | —___——— —~| Bheep—Receipta, 3.000 head; market t»| Saturday Ma ‘inee, can: ine gentleman, well-known among|looking gentleman out of the of meaey Lambe. $16.6 a6 ? turday vening, the merchant princes of the city's| fice. country cream : ter S elteiane tetee rl} ROVATORE. | principal boulevard, walked into the| And up In the Cobb building some OOPe tegse One ee sees ' PUGET SOUND packs oa Pag Rf test 8 v6; office of the U. 8. marshal in the! gray-bearded doctor ts still chuck | ‘Situs . tes | ting over hie little joke. Btorage—Dri¢ke “ 98" Ree RR rows, last 9 rows, $1.50, || postoffice bullding A bem A RBA ° UPGsliery: First’ rows, $1: inst 6 || viiere, my man, fil this! he | oa gohis Fags Toon y treah ‘ fortland Market Report fows, 75c. Seat Sale Tomorrow. Jered, tossing a slip of paper to - se % ee eit — | : sen tripe ALL LOCAL Ri PORTLAND, Jan. 7.—Butter—ci “Excific Coast Four, Direction | maraial, |Caldwell to Fire | cnewee Sew” Winconain ivipiate |) 38 OUTES)) | ronttan, Jan tw uttercity Miliecs-" | Or one Wash, tripiess STRAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN c Portiand. His Dignity Injured | Oo B | Madeer brick ” Keee—Belected local extras, €0@6¢8o | rae 4 pening ALTA RCS vregon trick a YOOT OF MAKION STREET] Per doe Boyle glanced at the paper and| Oe 3 Hone-80@ 380 per 1b; breflere, S8@%60 asped, It was a prescription on| Hugh M. Caldwell, candidate for], '4™ 2 saan ; the marshal’s office made out by a|Mayor at the February primaries, | POULTRY | Abe per th THIS WEEK— prominent doctor, and it read |wili ‘speak before the Young Men's| | vices Pate ‘ny Wheteante Deatero | Oregon triplets, 26@38¢ per Ib, ‘ “Spirits frumenti (whiskey) one|Pusiness club at the Army and Navy OO iciiniadinie * | ' ¢|club Thursday noon. : ‘ai PRN aerial |quart, for a weak heart. Take| : a iat Dear ead Villew Saturday when needed until sattatied.” Laaetacs So Me smacton one wea $3 Toenend ‘nuzeres, aaty |, New York Coffee and 6 shal read the prescription aldwell will toxs a bomb a land Victorte. 5 hones . Janell into the political arena. Te ney “ones nat ee th | Sugar Quotations | You can't get that thing filea|t@rest in the mayoraity fight is be-| glen Warse-Live, per ii lt, Noa Saale an ee . re uttered. “This is no/#®!nning to take on that bristling ap- | gp ——* | ay or Bunday night " 7 os ” he he splutter eicamthas. adawer 2 Peon few ae j 16% @iie per Ib; No. 4 Bantos, 6G on barroom | managers have ope Iquarters Prices Paid Wholesalers | Tacoma Direct trifueal, ol, 7.280 per Ib: The whitewhiskered § gentleman/in the Lyon building. Organization % bed [iteamers Tacoma and) iiam| pow fo per Ib. a leaned across the counter andlof “Fitzgerald for Mayor” clubs thru. |DUhelte Washington for eneneeanein FAIRLY BUBBLING OVER Bi) rentiea apopiectically and—must tt|out the city Is steadily olin on. No|Taene tt Rent? pm levery tee ‘hours WITH LAUGHS FOR be said ?—alcoholically. date for Mayor Fi id's firet Droters FOUR HYSTERICAL “You are wrong, my man,” he de-|speech in the campaign has yet been | Gtese—“ire ACTS—A SURE : Nelgian Hares t 1 ‘ ‘ered. “This prescription from my|set, altho he is expected to make sev: | purkers so ae sctor says you can get liquor at|eral before the primary election on|g————— David Eddy, 47, a longshoreman BLUES 7 " ; +m }Pebruary ' living at 2222 Sixth ave. was re this office, and, by George, I'm y | eived at the Seattle General bh WILKES vee oe |# fer For Ta ‘tal Wednesday, and treated for iscorted Out ows — Feet! 18:20pm TL av | Theatre Boy! z ‘ ye 4 threatened. ane | JACK RABBIT PELTS Mors Ch eos tor on san ; “A egeorey rushed by a heavy bal | loyle argued hre: . n Medium S ee ‘as crushed by eavy bale | whitewhiskered gentleman was} SOUGHT BY FURRIERS veut Ysey os ccaaaiin” hein, | of rubber, which fell from a@ sling | idamantine. He knew there was! preree s. D. Jan he high ci @ sai whi being unloaded at Rogers! 2 cost of capa and hats prc | aa ep EI Se Sy }Brown & Co., on the Bast Waterway cost of ats promisen to| Quotations at Stockyards) || 19:s60m i, & Ralahga, for] 7 dock, He was caught between the make the jack ra industry a dally Anacortes and Bel-} daily dock and the ship. profitable one for residents of South Hingham. a | Dakota. Port Towns eee : | ° end. Wort Angeles and | rer many years the despised bun-| Way Porte UNCLE SAM WILL |nies, which cause thousands of dol 15:00 ltr. Walnioale, “Yor V0 pm lars’ damage to crops every season, mmiannelmert Townsend Port HAVE DRY SQUAD! Ihave been slaughtered merely to re-| Neo itntme lcd fen Geel No one knows what plots Pa = duce the scope of their depredations, ees Tw Goes. through cific coast Internal revenue experts Farmera merely counted the results| ‘ Toure jciaitam on Tussday’ will hateh to enforce the federal of thetr slaughter in the oo ais trip prohibition laws when they meet In the Interests of the | thetr grain | a woes, throne to in ‘Tacoma for a three-day session NATION-WIDE CAMPAIGN FS! gp siehopahenspcca agp pial rte the Coneumee — | lany trto | beginning Thursday, but bootleg- de inquiries of ate officials re-| 4 Port Gamble—Ludiow-—Fi gers and moonshiners are anxious * | warding tho state's “rabbit resources,” ——- 1" ly watching the conf Of the Episcopal Church . || Giepm Ine Riweetens tor 18:9 y watching the conference for the Pp P intimating that the trade expects to| ana steers, tee Si] aatly. (Kineston “Ga mbie| daily | latest restrictions to thelr activi- purchase rabbit skins in large quan iaes,,Gows wnd’atvera, No. is. AT) | azeemt Ludlow, | seReton! exoepe || tes tities. ae ntur’y | er, Townsen . » . OQ’ 0 - Oe or singh We 3 i \[ monday itramevitie’ and Hag; '“*7}| William A. Kelley, supervising sor atom ih | [ t:e0pm) flock { agent for prohibition enforcement ’ {HOODOO TRAIN HAS green’ calicakine ‘ — of the Pacific coast; Donald Me- $ Gan Juan tdende Donald, of Seattle, state supervisor . 4 ae | | 12808 Utopla, for alll #7 of the federal liquor enactments As Concluding Event of SMASH THREE TIMES Rabe oo Mae ES tad td 12 [ ne (Fane tena’ 8*"| Tee || David Williams, collector of inter- DIOCESAN CONFERENCE 9 | ATLANTIC, Ia, Jan. 7.—The Cnt Dry bulla or wings + Tues | Sat || nal revenue, and John M. Rodgers, |cago Great Western railroad has a|DPry salt hides - ———- deputy collector in charge of field Dry calfekins, & tbs. and under, No. i 80 |] potnee oe nal cs eld |train known among trainmen on the| 2% ‘66 | paesenpars tor theae pints ard’"s* | operations for this district, are the c unell BKifts division as the “hodoo | Horsehides, green or salted ety ie} other boat landing potnte must make|/ men who will meet. in ‘Tacoma , rain.” It was given this name after | 92 ar. ene vee ‘ ir own arrangements for landing,|| ‘Thursday to figure out an airtight i c , Sheep pelts, long wool, each 2 «gad = Bi, ons le charge of the mo| 49 short w {) | pasneneer rate does not jaws, " ve crew All three wrecks occurrea| 4° shearin . jo [landing charees At least 12 men will be appotnted rvard and Broadwa | oh |_ fo tint dry wool pelta 10 || lendina charnes os pp Ha y near Kirkman. | winoielean ranch. full wow: 200 3 |], Degeate stabiiey te mites to eeare|| shortly to act ms federal liquor ie a : me he train was Balted or green kip skin aa whote tieket 180 pounds allowed frea || Sleuths, It was said by internal | wrecked, which occurred a few nighta| ..4° N%, ae teamers and schedu biect eve: we ago, 11 cara of meat wont into the| Motes At fenange without notice. Freteht eer Pitigasaged Cocardieds Pret ng » the} do No. 2 .. csivel dally tor. on palate erence w © given to ex-service ditch x Tacoma) named in above echedul men who have had expertence itn There have been no fatalities in|) HAY, GRAIN AND Tickets must be purchased at tekst || investigating work, eV. ny of the wreck | | Wholesale Price Per Ton, attic. | Open from 6:30 am. to 18:00]| ctr aba! ae yore | midnight — | r Barley—Rotled 79,004 81.00 BISHOP OF SPOKANE |raroun ’ Will Speak | | Onin Phone Main 1008, WILL MEET MONDAY | « vn The January meeting of the Lin- TRUSS TORTURE Can be eliminated by wearing Lundberg Rupture Sup give free trial to prove it ity, A, LUNDBERG Co, 2101 Third Ave ‘ | th 74.000 6008 14.0) Whole ‘acked LOWEST RATES 47.0047 49.00 34.006 36.00 89,00 41.00 1.82.00 84.00 17.000 19.00 Ost LN FRANGISC Mill Re Los ANGE! FRRQUENE, Oot me FON 8. 8. AL. No NUAK ‘ 1920! simple models of girls’ inexpensive “ig .» School dresses will be on display. coln high school Parent-Teacher as: sociation will be held on Monday at 2:45 p, m, In portable No, 2. Aftet a short business session there will be an opportunity for parents to meet teachers in a New Year tag party while refreshments are served. SERRE Titre - | Public Markets ||| Deposits iy Z WESTLAKE mS or og gh ee oe wide p Made up to and bl coy including Jap toa, Stall 2 fhe. Phe hamburger mook full cream cheese, 40 \ 1b: strictly fresh exes omb honey, the. Stalls 20-21, Florida grape fruit, 4 for 2e; bananas, 200 and | ¢ dom; new mixed nuts, 20¢ Tb. Stalls 37-38, Golden West coffer, boc t., 3 T W145; 400 Pearls of Wheat, 2ic; 2 bottle catsup, 28¢; 4bc Royal baking pow der, 3c. | An Insured Title with $600,000 behind it! MARINE BOOZE PARTIES TABOO Collectors Order Liquor on Ships Sealed more “parti aboard the ‘ whip that Me in Seattle harbor! It Title Insurance is will be “Yo, ho, ho, and a bottle of issued by bevo” henceforth, forevermore, ac cording to a new ruling of the cus toms departinent received here Wed WASHINGTON nesday by Deputy Collector of Cus toms Henry Blackwood. The provision which spells the TITLE INSURANCE uth of cabin neageod parties aboard ships in forelgn commerce reads follows: “Al liquors which are prohibited importation, but which are properly lated as sea stores on ves sels arriving in ports of the United COMPANY “Under State Supervision” ASSETS MORE THAN as States should be placed under seal by the boarding officer, and kept $600,000.00 sealed during the entire time of tt veanel'd stay in port, no part thereof to be removed from under seal for | use by the créw at meals or by any | other ty.” ] This means that the officers of | ships engaged tn foreign trade which touch at Seattle cannot “break out” ® bottle while in port to entertain | thirsty friends aboard ship, accord ing to customs officials. | Savings te can bulk pork and beans Pt will draw interest from RCONOMY | Stall 40, S60 bottle Dr, Pric | Roger’ baking po rIKR PLACE Stall 79. pure, fresh milk, 12¢ qt. Stall “ can Carnation milk, 16%4e. Stall 1608, Jiffy Jell, 1ic; new walnute, 26c | &. 11 12, 6@¢ coffee, 60 Dm. Stall 31, sugar and flour sacks for sale, Stall Annually 55, home made mayonnaise, She MH. Stall 52. Carnation or Borden's milk, 14c. Stall 1613, fresh ranch eo ie dos, Stall 48, new lot strong caraway cheese, 45¢ fb etal © nuine Y. cheese, 5c Stail $1, comb honey, Sf. Stall 36, mmelts, 2 Tha 260; lutefiek, 16e tb, Northwest Trust & SANTTARY | Stalls 21-99, Kastern oysters, (fe and | Tee qt.; skinned soles, Ibe M.; ealt hei ring, 3 for 6c. Stall 4%, 49-™. sack Olympic flour, $2.00; Libby's asparagus soup, be can, the doz Stall 11, Florida Krape fruit, Be each and 4 for 260; big lemona doz, Stall 111, pure honey, Jar; home made hominy, 1$¢ at. | , bolting beef, 12%¢ tb.; Hberty . 150 MH. Stall 5, ! d4e can; Nut-Ola, a6¢ I., +26, 3 Tha Coron West coffee, PLAIN OR CORNER Stall 2, Eastern bacon, te M.; pure | tard. 2 Toe 6ic; Eastern hams, balf or the, Stall 110. Lenox soap, Se; So box; tall can clams, 150. | fancy Jerrey butter, 7 I. | DIAMOND RINGS AND fuarantesd storage eget, fc dom; 2 ta na milk, 22¢; fresh ground peanut but- ter, 200 Btall 14, fresh ling cod, 2 26c; freeh skinned soles, 2 The 2 Stalls 18-26, walnuts, Se; large can Walvis, on the coast of Southwest Africa, is said to be the sandiest| place in the world | Two thousand strikes have been re- ported to the American Federation of Labor as in progress or imminent LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS If you must SELL your Liberty or Victory Bonds, SELL to US, If you can BUY more Liberty or Victory Bonds, BUY from US On Tuesday, January 6, 1920, the closing market prices were as below ‘They are the governing prices for Liberty end Victory Bonds af the world, and the highest. We advertise these prices daily in order that nay siwaye know the New York market and the exact value of your and Victory Bonds. q Ist 2a Ist 24 «= 84_—s ath: Victory Victory tM a 4s 445 4m 44s 448 3M éhe Market $99.92 $93.10 $92.10 54 $94.60 $92.76 $99.06 $99.08 (nterest 1 4 ts 1k t so ae eTotal ...§100.13 $03.94 $9268 $98.76 Pan Bh $93.73 $9! 23, mee *When buying. we deduct 3Tc on on @ $1, ‘We veil at the New York market plus the Socks tatmeet. MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. The Premier Municipal Bond House—Capital One ‘unten Deltars 3 Central Ballding, Seattle \ELEPHONES: Main 7227; Elliott 2840, Established Over = Quarter Century, | 4% on certificates of de- posit. Both small and large accounts invited, Deposit your savings with this BANK, where they are GUARANTEED by the WASHINGTON BANK DEPOSITORS’ GUAR- ANTY FUND of the State of Washington, Guardian Trust — and Savings Bank First and Columbia Open Saturdays From 6 to 8 P, M. a PRR BE