The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1922, Page 18

THE | New York Exchange Ship News _ Starts | Reactionary NEW TOMATOES | NOW IN DEMAND Tides in Seattle Stimulated by 50-Cent Drop | 24x) | SSANSEAN | 2 today | in Price First Low Tide igh i ‘The deme r Mexican tomatoes « Was stimul y after Taw Tide ent drop of Thursday, The tomator ° Ware selling at $5 for re-packed lu r srt git ; Cautifiower was quoted as high as Weather Bureau Report sdebaker 30%. un Mt Be 4 $2.50 a half crate for best quality OaM IMLAN Davison Chemica My t¥.G * Stock, Pruss aprouts were ted Pa . “ t ' ¥ cemnene 1? pretese, Dots nal ¥ <m GRAIN MARKET New) York Stock Exchange | and 16 cent ci ast M nioh at The apple demand is fair atis A M.—~arome e | ~ SMiitease in prices in about three! south, 12 mile: an hour De weeks has been pre Extra see CLOSES Hl HIGH Jan y fancy Delicious apples Pat trom $325 to ergs were at $2 to $3 a box, 5\ 8 man Winemps and Rome Beautics Fat $2 to $2.50 The exe market ts a bit weak, |} Jobbers reported. But no changes in» Prices were noted because all surplus coma, eck ia being expreased to New [f° York. Should the Eastern market Break the local market will go lower and heavy losses will be sustained By the shippers of the New York con Signments that do not reach the mar ket before the break. Eastern buy rs are willing to accept eggs only on consignment i Butter was unchanged and a fair » Movement was reported. 3 VEGETABLES Frices Paid Whelesais Dealers Per GoB, . 2... ..0+ ireen, Cal eas seee Local, sack ave Local, per 1 Cal . Washed % 104% ER :: « July wheat closing up | ¢ Alaska Vessels Juneau—Jan Sailen, str North “Sener “m9 Hal, per ® . . Vessels in Other Ports rimp. Valter, por erate 200@2.58| py adeiphia—Jan, 2¢—MHailed, str Blue San Fernando . Beattie ‘Ov » jan. 36 Baik mn Onlone “Or per a et ; Jed, ot Hanley Heed Arrived, str Cal Tentme Spann ira . Florida & ~ Local, white. Net Yakima Gemea. fancy graded “No. } graded Cellar Cal. Arkansas yarns bu. bekt Be@iebee “Local, dos. bunches Reported by Wireless | Received by € | (Time la tp Mexican. iow preteens moe sotationa Ib; prime firsts BANK CLEARINGS z.| | Seattle | Clearings Balances a 2 Seattle Men Held | on Larceny Charges) Two Seattle men are being held} on grand tar arces Friday by $4,998,000.96 | . 1,330,904.85 "ns Total bond sales. § oe storage, per kee -Fia, per box pace Foreign Money Status | (Thereday's Quotations) Furnished ty 1 Comb, per box TH Manning & Os Gat trained. per police at Vancouver, B.C, and Port Dulles Hotel Seltdiog land, it waa learned here today Normal + Navel, per box , peeve W. EB. Marion, who in alleged to|$«ses have borrowed $200 from Roy Ruth. # erford on a reaente pat he} arity, |! ht in ka Steamship Moorings—Stre Cor Sele oe reported to be rtand, |} 4 Thurswday. . a bad $200 Renmei "Virginia Keystone fs in Seattle re, Fwo Men Held Up Japanese. per by Armed Bandit: A masked bandit beld up Wilh Mart 20th ave. 8, early Pri and College st .| Narcotics and Cash Stolen From Store {00 P27 fy" DAIRY PRODU cts Vee) Paid to Shippers A ete. Seattle delivery AN the narcotics in stock at the! J. H ent, 2317 Federal ave Fresh ranch, white shell Variety drug store 4th ave. N.i was held up on Federal ave, ne E. and $30 in cash were stolen Thurs-! Garfield st. Thursday night, by tw Mik — wt. fo b Mentrie wepply lay 1 t armed bandits, who got § F. ©. B. condensary. ewt DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Wholmale Dealers Batter—Local creamery, cubes Science proves that institutional treatment gives || SHIP BOARD WANTS Brick ssi 2 the surest and quickest results "oat sh ra # MILLIONS FOR 1922 a ur n quic results in : | ie |. “A seeping grapes ge Lung and Throat Diseases __ | Bock et Wash. triple: The Riverton Sanatorium | Tillamook tr ” POULTRY Prices Paid | 8h iiss vaney Gr oper D.. .27@ 28 is a scientific institution for modern treatment of chest-diseases, also chronic affections of bones, joints, glands and skin. Springs. © Dreesed. per Live, fat, per Tb. from those now STRICTLY INDIVIDUAL CURES WITH THE Be sigian Haree—Live, per T° MW Pair ean NEWEST METHODS # Turkeye—Fancy dry picked “0 c . Live, $ to 18 Tos... 5 Apply’ for.illustrated booklet or information at the jou he Seattle Office: 547 Henry Building. Phone Elliott 3741 POULTRY AND ME. ATS Whoirsaie Dealers per t heavy, m Chick Feed Chick Mash—No F Growing Feed rowing Mash Eee Mash Seratch Feed y Dressed, light Live, heavy, 1, 29 Live, light, Tm “Golden Special’ BRICK ICE CREAM IN Springs, dressed . Brollers—Over 1 1 Special Saturday and Sunday— LIVE STOCK 2 2 Receipts at Seattle a 3-layer, 3-flavor brick of ¥riday * unusual deliciousne: com- ne bining Fruit Parfait, New Geviations th teksets York and Vanilla. Cattle— At Most ce 4 Arctic sis. SO omar ay ae LANSTON | cACONOTYPE | Macuine Co, in Use) the business, machinery, trade marks, trade name and the talk of the town! C "Ba RRETT The New. Chocolate - coated sespene Apoinc Macuine Co. Ice Cream Bar with the won- FLOUR AND St GAK | (12,000 in Use) derful centers. | lenale Prices Flonr—am. pat, 44's, city ¢1.7.20@7 Ask for them % EVERYWHERE HAY, GAIN Now City Veitvers They're, Wonders! Velvet {ce Cream Co., Inc. Main 1827 620 BROADWAY Kast 0272 SEATTLE vEW YORK, Jan A: Grive WOMAN’ S DEATH : the Toxic Golter has upon the body | rente culation to the against bare knees was launched to in the weakening effect it has upon | neck y breaks down day by Joneph M. Hauber, member heart. ‘The Golter Is an obstruc-| the € of the Newark board of education HELLINGHAM, Jan 26—Wrapped! tion to the free return of blood trom| thr x1 an face of reporte that girls are|!M ® blanket with her head lying! the ha heart, and it to tite thes exponts near the oven of © gas stove from : which gas escaped, a woman who , hud given her name as Edna Stev Corson, ens and her home Seattle, was r t found dead in the Don Rooming || wets House Thurrday night FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1922 GOITERS AFFECT THE HEART_AND HEAD The pe the Golter and STAR Jersey Blue-Lawer _ Slaps Naked Knee ‘GAS CAUSE OF y the most serious effect yulticns soften | Auto Crash Victim fe Sour rT CAUSES len, a GARDNER ROS is Reported Better UNHAPPINESS | iow iclety, Je Sow . teve Johneon, 63, street cleaner NEW YORK Pea itation to thom 923 Eighth ave, was reported t ut, even for in Lakenid jon received k down by ® truck at Fremont ave, and wing vering ¥ tal from i when Pio Pork Sausage 15°. 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