The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1922, Page 14

THE SEATTLE — RUSS TRADE Peon VICTIM IS FOUND | TO AID BOOM IN AMERICA Steel Industry “Expects to Get Gigantic Orders Soon BY ALBERT APTLE fTITTSBURG, Fed, 6. — Orders from Russia will b the leading features of the nex Dasiness boom in America This is confidently expected tn ‘the steel industry, which is prepar dng campaigns for Russian b Particularity orders for rallros equipment and mach Russia, shot to pic fa getting ready to meck with China as Veloped export market Foreign trade with Russia fs com fhe back swiftly. Latest figures are for the third quarter of 3921. In those three months, Russia imported @ third bigger tonnage of foods than in the whole of 1918, 1919 and 1920 combine, Here's the total of imports into Russia: industrially n neckand r best unde Year 1918 .. Year 1919 Year 1920 .. First three months, Second three months, ‘Third three months, 192 About half of Russia's imports lately has been food. America at present is getting a fifth of Russia's trade, Germany a Quarter, England a third. Of, coal and stee! production tn Russia has been gaining rapidly Russia needs practically an entire ‘390,611 Alaska, Antigua, Aquilla. Argen Rew outfit of industria! equipment.|.i.\!Arna Hahamas, Harbadorn Dering her business stagnation, 8! narhuda, Bollvia; Boanaire, Brazil great demand for goods has been @ammed up. Here are typical fig ures showing how Russian produc tion fell off: 1913 1920 660,000 88,838 111,000 2,319 GIVES TALK ‘The history of the Salvation) Army, dealing with all times from the early days when William Booth held his first open-air meetings in ‘the cast end of London, 50 year “go, down to the present, was told Mine Booth, daughter of the founder of the Army. Mrs. Aubrey Bull, wife of a New York bank teller, is back Letters may be sent for two cents} minican Republic an ounce to the . cording to ap by Postmaster B British Guldna, Canada, Canal Zone Rica, Cuba, Curacao, Dominica, Do ‘There are three rats sho! ONE: dollars’ w year TWo: to thousands of Seattleites Sunday/and have introduced the afternoon by Commander Evange-| plague in THREE ease, of whic KILLING RATS BY DK. KH. BIsHor od reasons wh y mill of property ions th ever ‘They are ¢ duboni to the country. They According to Commander Booth. | ported cases the Army began its work ta) America, in a Philadelphia stabie. represen-| is without its Army tatives. Thirty thousand bandsmen| the same has be @mrry the drum of the Army thru| states—have com the city streets of civilization and) organizing teams Before the sulu and hottentot huts of heathendom. to hear Commander Booth speak} ‘Were turned away, due to lack of Space, from the Masonic Temple. Bunday afternoon. Sunday night « @econd large audience heard he-| speak at the First Methodist churc! Will Be Said Here From the economical standpoint, no argument is needed to convin Today hardly a town of any size| people of the rat nuleance. Farmers in Ohlo—and no é@oubt MOUSE STOPS ted the rat t or competition. Colombia, Cost Lneasecarriers cause ratbite dis ch there are a few re done in other jat her home in Ridgewood, N. J. 31 with her daughter, Eleanor Louise, 7, states searched for her. She disappeared and police of many She was located at Mt. Gilead, N. C., nt Fridily | Guam, y The team which presents the larg jest number of rat tails Hundreds of people who desired| dinner at Among schemes for of the automobile exhaust. A farm er will back his machine up to a known rat p " from the ¢ is given the expens ° the |and other farmers in wait will st Puppets’ Farewell =‘ Owing to thelr cunning {t fs not easy to clear premince of rate by o war uffering with a temporary loss of memory. Two-Cent Postal Rate to Many Countries Now Dutch West In in Ma a tor “most F oO assist in pa debt dispateh rates fr CAPITOL LIFT trapping. If food is abundant it is| state capit Seattle puppets, the local mar-|imponsibie. A few adult rate refuse | mect fonettes trained under the direc-|to enter the most innocent-looking In #0} tion of Grace Barnes, wilt m trape j po their last appeatances in this Friday and Saturday of this w at the Press Club Annex. ave, and University st. la and the Wonderful Lamp,” in four Bcts, will be presented twice Friday, | While Saturday will be devoted to the puppet circus. Performances! both days will be under the au-| spices of Theta Sigma Phi, wom-|and other outb | en's journalism fraternity of the) Among polsons University of Washington. | which government « Yet trapping, 1f persistently fol housés, effectively s an effecti 4 et way to get rid m the dead t Is in occ © way to destroy erts recom: | haft. It m k into commission. SNOHOMISH The puppets and puppeteers plan! mend fo are barium |attle boy, ts nm making their future headquar-| carbon arsenic and|Older Boys’ ters in San Francisco. phosph | here. w postage rates not onty a} exchange, but also o*, said Postmaster Bat se Little Animal Puts Elevator Out of Gear y a halfgrown mouse an elevator fr anaged to make ea to the contr me in contact with conference, Ba received brown, are ribbed tops, English rib al dovan, THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT When You Want Better Merchandise for Less Money—Buy in The Bargain Basement so. The and black. ages, lace for 25c Some black with white In regular and out-sizes, Th soles dresses we have colors are Novel trimmings in beads, chenille embroidery, moire ruffled ribbons, cording, tucking and panels. flower cors ere panels, braiding and metallic embroidery and stitching, There are 9 styles in the 11 styles in the $17.50 lot. 15.00 lot and Sizes to 40. , black, New cama Crepe and Taffeta Dresses *, $5 and $17.50 50 Dresses in 20 Styles These are the smartest in a long time. blue pi Samples Hosiery Bargains Silk, fiber, mercerized lisle and medium and heavy cotton, either hemmed or white and cor- Omer Drury, a Se dent of the ecember | | | K If you of employes BUY—AND BOOST PACIFIC NORTHWEST PRODUCTS Smart Crere de Chine Blouses $4.95 MANUFACTURING in tuck-in and tie-back styles 1ort sleeves and Peter Pan and Tuxedo collars. 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Second prize—6 cans Happy Home e taken after 9:80 a. i. Fruit anc ack Olympic Flour The object of this contest is to tet Address all essays to : Third cans Happy Homo everyone know that the Pacific North. Advertising Manager, Fruit and 264b. sack Patent Excellent west has the best productiong and the The Bon Marche Flour best housewives in the world. C . pe e STORE HOURS—9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M.