The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1921, Page 12

THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1921. moving to Portland / Cause Local Break Despite the fact that butter was still Weatern ave. BUTTER GOES Shin News Optimistic Opening eke samt ‘i muicciiasll DOWN 4 CENTS, 4 inseattle | On New York Market 2. ae em | Constant Southern aad re eC } MY ORK, March 3 ; ‘ ars I memour | fi] | scdeaeacd Mee pond Miah Tide \ tates Hubber and United | second’ Law Tide Low Tile | > Toe pom, LO Mt soe pom, LO te] the public upporting Dividend Day m rae at | @ e ; Weather Bureau becign P | char AWARD LIBRARY CONTRACT Y On that date we will declare j ISLAND, March A, a) ayy n of the Fremont branch| ff ag 0! but & Bandar Dividends to thousands of ’ “eps peach \ Thrifty Northwest Savers, Berge and cheese wer The produce market ed a car of Mesican tomatoes, which were selling at $4 per lug and $4.50 on Imperial Va! wholesaling at Heat lettuce was being erate, which ts about a a Movement along the ave Waually slow ea huraday "4 VEGETABLES Prices Paid Whoresale Dealers ae Poot TTTLE CHANGE | nyse fe p | Unk ‘ . * ae " , rOowER = HEME ina : ey whl wer __IN GRAIN PRICE ee before Book Ain ve een. nas ~Per sack . . ceil Seu) “4 oy Sere Soaumgon EXHIBIT STATE GOODS 4 : e matin Cal, per crate r Ma up, e i* | eration of .W n’s ¢ an ex-| ‘ Celery “en iow ¥ te . oa a and et vdeo “7h - = . io . i ‘ . } a ot Wa ington manufacture 1} al hothouse, da ane for Brit }7 © and gained an re ’ ly week of April | 8 i ' for : | and navane “4% 7 ne ew ure alre « nder wa « ih t ; % jure you also will earn’a full see : 4 ‘os | ; Ane Healthy Four Months’ Dividend on July Chicago Board of Trade » ; i . ; / * ia rts p aA sing agotations) } x BS i 4 NU RSERY First. The strength of conserva = “a w . ‘oH : tive management and Strict 4} oie lease ast Pes : STOCK State Supervision atataaal ness 3 ae 8 | Guards _ ma arse ; ig HS HS|ik Eiht Your Savings, tases Se , ! dan'Feares san | 207, inte ant ETT m stp ie alk re at this Strong Financial Institution’ dvwslea! alter... 8 a tn 6 mn has been sticcesnt GET OUR PRICES and for Twenty Years our Members, ctseo | July 1230 31% SIN [the report of th abermen's Trust || Seeds, Fertilizers, Sprays || BR ive never catied ides chat Co, Bank deposits are considerably Planting Guide Free \ fe Chicago Car Lots (Trednestar's yuctettons) : : i {| MRS. MARY JANE WEBB, wit ess DIVIDENDS H. Webb, to sa " . 1,834, Market stenay, | OPEN NEW RAIL OFFICE ee Puget Sound Savings ‘es )""Matmo & co. | fj & Loan Association headquarters uxt North of Times Square : vba: tach ‘ Where Pike Street Crosses Third as aah | Maher than & year ago, it Is stated. |) sian Orders Phone Killett 4325 5 PER ANNUM a eeday a ne} Mier drive b | Portland Market Status et for 2:30 p dese thea March 2.—Catt Market | Bonney Watson's. 100 shares. aN nervicen Thurrday ESTIMATED TOMOR Wheat, 15 cars, corn, 460 care, ote, $5 144. Market steady, | Chicago Live Stock CHICAGO, March 2.—Hogs-—-Recstpts, im hed Monda HOURS 900A M 10 400P M SATURDAY HOURS: —9.00 to 1.00 and 6:00 10 8.00 JUNEAU—H. E. Denning and Frank Neill captured after sawing Boat Schedules a their way out of jail Walter Brown wtill nfisming. ; =—SAVE MONEY= Travel by sfeamer tthe, #15 t Warning-- ast Call-- . Just Two More Days for the Cheasty Store in Its : Old Location Faster and Faster Goes the Selling as New Assortments Are Offered at Closing- Out Prices- es $25, $33, $39 and $54 rae A as cae ean NA Ee cre WORLD'S FINEST READY-TO-WEAR METROPOLITAN SUI€S AND OVERCOATS Colas.” syubew, e-aiaee: - teat 44 Don’t Mind Our Temporary Counters, Etc. You Will are + Be Well Paid for Attending This Sale : v2 PRICE | ¥/2 PRICE THE OUTSTANDING’ EVENT OF SEATTLE’S THEATRICAL YEAR for all silk athletic Union | for all Caps in the store—a Suits. | very fine line. D. W. GRIFFITH'S tes cei ake eee Yo PRICE $12.00 Union Suits -++++ $6.00 | for all Hats in the store. $14.00 Union Suits ......$7.00 | Dunlap, Borsalinos, etc. Y2 PRICE $3.15 for choi lL ¢ for all Shirts in the store, in- ie, hee Peat. arena cluding Manhattans. $2.35 for regular $4.00 “Lewis” Worsted Union V2 PRICE su 30c for regular 50c Cotton Sox. miles fre miles from Seattle « jets, F jon; undersized puilets, Gover. Beattie for, Usalaske, 140 miles| tie don 4! Vessels in Port at Seattle N.Y. Coffee and Sugar Smith Cove terminal—Str West Notus, | Rew, $5.77; granulated, $7.7 cr] U &.N C Brookline. offee—No. 7 Kio, apot, 6% @¢%E; No. 30 |orent Northern terminal—Str Tokashim! | 4 Hantos, 94 @10 , ss Maru, str Kashima Maru 126 | nett Street torminal—@tr Latouche | a Foreign Rishaiies | XBW YORK, March 3—Poreien wx | change 4 today with demand ster | ting, francs, 0718; lire, .026 Canadian dollars, .8160 Pler B—#tr Spokane. Pier B—-Str Spokane U. &. Shipping Bosra Yarde—Str West ¥ = Martiand, str Bast- | sium eermata, | | Denver Live Stock Market | | DENVER, March 2.—-Cattle—Receipte wee. Steers, 87.500 STEAMSIBP COMPANY Front Poetian Ainsworth Dock Inal—Str Steg! 1.000, Market Steamship Mooring—Str Victoria, Skagway, str Santa Ana 5 | Btacy Street terminal—U # C 8 Burnside, Lander Street terminal—#tr Weat Keene. 21| Todd Dry Docks-—#tr ot King. str|. Sheep Manila Maru, U 8 C & G 8 Surveyor, | Lambe, 880% am 10 A. M. March 11 and 21 PASSAGE FARES FROM PORTLAND Promenade Deck ener Outade Saloon Deel ...... 826 Inaide Saloon Deck aoe ot Third Clase (mates only). $18 These {ares do not inclode 8 per cent war tax, which must be added All fares include apd meals At sa. iiberg Steamship A, Second Ave, Seattle, Wn & Dredging Co.—| inbow, str Patterson. HOQUIAM.—Grace Barrett, three: | 4—ar Recsevelt. yearold daughter of Walter Bar Flouring Mills Dock—Str West rett, killed when caught bencath Heffernan dock--Str Ketchikan, etr Jef- | overturned farm ried ferson, U 8 C & G 8 Wawona, str Lib- | ~ _ —_— | by Maine, str F SALEM, Ore—sStay of execution | WALLA WALLA.—Walter Ligen |sranted by Gov. Olcott In case of | , former editor of Walla Walla |Georke Howard, under sentence of tesman, commits suicide in New| hanging fo York / BANK CLEARINGS Eastern Feat ateers © Medium to choice Best cows and heifers. rf mur | Seattle Reduced Rates By Steamer SEATTLE—TACOMA New Prices Effective March 1 50c for One Ticket 80c for Two Tickets Fast .steamers TACOMA and WASH- INGTON leave Colman Dock 9 and 11 a, m., 1, 8, 5 and 7 p. m. THE CINEMA SENSATION ora CONTINENT Your Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted—Broken Lenses Duplicated Better Glasses and Better Service the Eversole Optical Co, AMERICA” —John Barrymore Time between cities one and a half hours. SAFE COMFORTABLE SPEEDY WITH (ITS OWN SUPERH onCHESTRA OF PLAYERS SELECTED FROM THE NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY “The Water Way Is the Pleasant Way” “An amazing spectacle. Griffith at his best. Set his first New York audience whistling and stamping with unfeigned ap- proval.”—(N. Y. Times.) For Full Information Ask at Ticket Office PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO. Main 3993 Colman Dock For all Gloves in the store. “Pandemonium broke loose, and the theatre resounded to cheers, whistles and yells of delight.”—(N. ¥. Mail.) “The outburst was thunderous, a audience to express appreciation.” —~(Bo: w way for a Boston Always Moderate Rates, mm Record.) The Watch Show Windows ‘ Tomorrow and Saturday EYERSOLE ALL SEATS | | —rniers— oOo : RESERVED . | “medusa tee bee oc \ Kuppenheimer OPTICAL co. ~ Store in Seattle MAIL ORDERS ‘ im | NOW Chas J. Sexton, Mgr. M4 THIRD AVENUE ans theatre. prices,