The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1921, Page 12

_ what effect the United States naval F TIE Ship News Tides in Seattle HUGE GAIN IN ORIENT TRADE MONDAY TURSDAY Both Imports and Exports oe Share in Revival Tide Imports from the Orient to Seattle | : , Were over 100 per cent ater in Oc-,| Second Migh ‘Tide’ | Second Migh ‘Tide tober, 1 than in Oc » 1s:40 p Ry AE my 0 t Export trade for the same month $nereased from $7,496 in toro to Arrivals and Departures $7,340 tons in 1921, T al foreign Raneved Wade for October of this year Was) . yoy oh MERE erE tiie Wuenenn, ‘es Feport of Port Warden F. M. Lathe WILL ADD FOUR SE The N © Intercoastal ‘elght Bervice wil) add four ships to the Tine, inaugurate a faster sailing schedule and provide refrigeration facilities, according to L, L. I the Nasco representative on th eific coast. BANK CLEARINGS Seattle Clearings ... - $5,508,015.91 Balances « 1,807, 941.50 southbound, at § p.m Vessels i in Other Ports | as “ae ed, ate May | Me } . | Revorted by Wireless | Received by 0. & Naval Radio = | Nov, 20-—str } for Yoko hama, Vessels in Port at Seattte| |Hmith Cove Termnial—Pier B—str Silver | alt Bee ste Wak Northern Terminal WALI ree: Art Liberty Bon {Soterdes"> Cuetations) | Pernished by L. B. ond + eee Ue | Dock—Str Lyman Stew Firat 44 95.90 Bell Btreet Terminal—U. 8 BF Second eons str Admiral Watson, U. & C Third rea wonquin. Four ¥4. 38 Fitth he 9998 orings o. str De- | B. Mores, | wir Went Mart: | contum, ate abeiee, ate Wallingtord, | ot Terminal " a teamship Moortngs—str Valder le Shipbuilding & Drydock Co.-—ste Street Terminal—U. &C. ® Sur a rd Off Co. Dock } Lane, East Waterway Dock & Warehouse Bir West Cahokia. atr Yoshida Mara No. 1 {Tedd Dry Deck—Ship Chillicothe, bitn Foret Dream, Forest Pride. Fores Friend, str Willamette, etr Liebre. str Pomona ‘ Motorship Donna chart shows The above m, as presented) to the disarmament conjer-| ay by American Delegate Str Robin | Normal 41.00 Foreign Money Status | (Saturday's Quotations) . B Mann ree Pterting Canadian French frame ALEX PANTAGES w per Sunday night Charle. 3 uget Bound Bridge & Dred, Dock , Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Hughes, would) * Patterson ‘ epee es and Eddie Milne, mana have on the three great naval) ames Yars—sir Roowevslt. jecal Pantages theatre, |Metternan Dock str La- touehe, str Admiral Rodman Bryant Mill Dock—Str Henry T. Scott Bte Morning | rita, United States, Great tear, ste J. W. Clise, bite Bel: 1504 Third Ave. ‘orner Third and Pike. heady wearing clega: a good time, My all- and checking MISS BRIGHT, 1604 Veterans helped is Way ponsibie. evening. Private Seone ta Foxtrot, tle, eran of the civil war, died Saturday lat Virginia Mason hospital play as long as you want. $1 « couple, the Hotel Butler grill FOR 18 YEARS a resid Alfred Fenton Nicho All-Nite Hard Times Party th & Pine), many valuable prices will tire will be fined, so put on your old orchestra (admitted the equal of any aterm led 4th, cor, Fine ve. te the regular Monday Advanced class for all folks whe can the s-step—come and learn thie papalar . for old & young. 19m, m, NOW, BERT IS _ WISE “Thete’s no getting away from it, Grace, Bert is a dear. I'll say there aren't many husbands like him. Just think of it; alone and unaided, and without the slightest! hint from me, he told me he was going to get me a new coat next month. He's saving up for it now.| What do you think of that?” | “Not so much. Why should he bother to save and wait till nex’ month? Now's, the time to get 1 coat, when you can enjoy a fu season's wear. Cherry's have won derful clothes which they eredit, at prices no higher than the cash stores. Tell that and you'll get your away; and you might tell him that he can get a suit and over | there for himself the same way.| We know, because we've tried it.” Their store is 207 Rialto building. on Second ave. between Madison and Spring, over the Pig’n Whistle Advertisement. 50,000 Satisfied tomers Send Home for THANKSGIVING A Choice, Big, Fat Salmon or Halibut to coat will weighing % to 19 pounds, Deliv ered and guaranteed by Ameri || can Railway Express Company |} to arrive in prime condition at any express office in the United States All Charges Prepaid $2.00 Can we send one for you to the fotks or friends at home? Pacific Salmon Co. Ine. Phone Main 5037 Foot of Yesler Way N. P. Dock Pier 1 oy ARMY ANKETS Chin B50 to 87.00 WOOL ext to Marion St.) mY S N : ae reer ! JOURNAL FI TH NANCIAL REVI rected at the ate the genamal | ping ‘New York Exchange List Closes Steady Ww had 19% Foreign Ex h nee ae PREPARE ALASKA TARIFF *| A committee to prepare @ compre ‘4 henaive freight tariff for the Alaska 9% Investigation of the freight rate the Alaska road, federal have announced he REOPEN SERVICE Reopening the service of the Com s2u | tween Be nd North European + | War, the French liner Honduras is in ‘ port here from enux, France, n ds and ing & Co | The bein +07 ets ‘ulls, however, are plentiful, but mm are bolding the stock to as host at the price and to hold it firm, ac-| for” Jack to reliable wholesalers, The} 2 Kearns to shippers went as! r of the t# a pound for faney given at|dreased birds, which are wholesaling Jat from 47 to 48 cents. The «a poultry” is being gréatly «tirnula ent of Beat. |by the high price of turkeys pis, 73, vet the Iwas les 20e, nee in one to 10 p.m. lhe third barre! on unexpected » che: id up of ents 56 cents « only temporary > off Cranberries were big houses at $23 a barre’ Cod stock and at $6 to be normal et upon the lay er at nee Am advange of 2 cents a dozen on exes became general ween for fresh domen lon t box modition in the fruit section. Lett d caulifiower wan short No changes on any’ variety vegetable division was noted. VEGETABLES TURKEY PRICES | LEAP UPWARDS Weather Conditions Given as Reason for Shortage turkey market made a sudden Monday, when the price advanced a few centa | because of a shortage of fancy stock tage was due to shipments on account of the The demand for turkeys turned to be much stronger than had been pre for the verease was caused by increasing demand and in said The supply the anow | nome of om berries. Prices were unchanged on other com. in the | | | Chent ]S BUSH & LANE PIANO CO.’S Big Money Saving Sale Offers More Than Low Prices QUALITY BUYING a piano, the first consideration should be quality, tain that a piano of — quality will outwear two or three poor ones, and be a good piano for year We, as wholesalers, rhe been compelled to take back from dealers quite a large number of new pianos and player pianos of the finest quality we have ever carried since we have been in busine Part of these instruments have been taken back from dealers because they thereafter. for it is cer- could not pay for them, others have been taken from dealers for less expen- sive pianos, such as they found a more ready sale for. In buying a piano, the PRICE one is entitled to buy at a fair and just price. At this big money-saving sale we are selling these new, high-grade pianos at prices unheard of in years; in fact, at prices such as are often paid for cheap pianos, but we are going to sell them quickly, and we know it takes low prices to do this. PROTECTION econd consideration should be price, for surely every : In buying a piano, a very important factor to consider is protection, which every one should have, any one may need and will get if their purchase is made at the'right house. aroun Hubbard a Tomators—t.oeal Creen, apple box Cal. tue Turnips—Local, mck FRUITS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers | New Grapes — ean, Cal storage, lug storage, lug Belle, 6-1. b rult—Pia., per crate Comb, per box rained, per ™ ard crate box Yne-half orange box Pineapples —Hawatian Quinces—Cal. jug Local, per Ib. . NUTS Prices Paid Wholesale Almonds—-L X. L., por tb Ne Plus . . Brasil Fitherts. per Por th Por tb. . s—Cal 1 No.1 rt Wainuts per Me llicee yatone, /tb. DAIRY PRODUCTS Pr lores A srade, Seattle delivery ...- ‘kes--Fresh ranch Pallets Milk-—Cwt,, f 0, b., Senttio » F. 0. B. condensary, owt. Prices Butter—Local Brick Keee—Fresh ranc Pallets Local storage, white 1° of Miss Edna! Charcoal-—Kastern, hardwood gtavanin rules “a 4) | Gritt . Stevenson, former Seattle school | Ot Timesto : her, occurred in Haverhill, | Shell—-Bantern oyster . , Western oyster Mass., November 12, according to} Beach . word received by friends in this olly. We pride ourselves on being able and willing every instrument sold during this big money-saving sale. We carry pianos or player pianos. those who make purchases from us, and we will do this CONVENIENT TERMS IF DESIRED no stencil 1519 Third Avenue Wholesalers—Manufacturers—Retailers to hae every safeguard Every instrument a figndard make. in the case of Wisconsin cream brick triplets Tillamook triplets POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers to Shippers 4 | Ducke—Pancy dreaned, per M.. 22 Live, young, per th Mens Live, 4 Tos and up fat Belgian Hares—Live, per Te. Dreased Tarkeys-—Fancy, dressed Live, § to 15 Ta Live, 1% Choice, tight .... Heavy, fancy Block, fancy . Stags, heavy Veal Fr) 90-120 Tha Licht, 60-70 the Medium, 140-170 the Coarse, heavy, 1 POULTRY 00 the. ND MEATS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Dye | Dueks > ° Hens @ Live ue "@ Turkeys Fancy ¢ ‘ in this sale. Our prices are eS with others and Dressed, tight, fancy ie. the papers for + Mb, Medium, dressed vt Heavy, coarre ares Live, per t. VE sTecK Quotations at pstockyarde Hoge— Prime light $500 Smooth heavy + 66008 450@ 8.008 Bulls... Sheep— Prime Seattle ” Clearance Sale. Rebuilt Buicks Used Cars 4 [aie ne ee November 19th to 26th, Inclusive HARVARD AND E. EAST 0512 Spokane —AND— Our entire stock of rebuilt Buicks, used Buicks and used cars is included low—compare them be convinced. Watch our daily specials— here's one for tomorrow: 1918 REBUILT BUICK SIX $775 (Five-Passenger Touring Model) | | FLOUR Pat. 44's, clty delivery JRAIN AND 1 very, Wholesale, H Whole, yellow 26 Cracked, 100-1, ks. 30) Feed Meal, 100-% 20 Marley— Whole, food 19M | Rolled, 80-1, aks, 04} wind, 100-1. sks. lipped, 100-1. aks | Oats Whole, feed, 100-1. sks. | Rolled, 70-%, aka | Ground, 80-1. aka. , Sprouting, 106-1, wien 41) Wheat “fl | AlL-Gealn € Chick Feed—100-1. sks Chick Mash-—No 1 M. 100-in. Growing Feed—100-1b aks Fag Mash —No UM. 100-Mb, ica. Feed dale? Hone, Granulated by the most modern meth in a most modern plant. 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