The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1922, Page 14

es) ee Ew ore TAR WEDNESD —, '$25, 000 Heart Balm ARKANSAS YAMS ‘Shin News /nitial Trading Is ‘Lecture on Christian Science Aled by Huby REACH MARKET. rides to Bealls . Boost to Specialties sai carl ain it gaan eo PAGE 14 THE EATTLE P d Baskets Sell t THURSDAY WALL BTRERT f the Mot i ;|Prayer, and that this prayer must | Ke t riptu he} Whitectity, 50- WEDNESDAY AVKIL 6 NEW YORK . t f th ollie nati day evening, un he ausplees of | | Our eve textbook of the Christ ~ marrie oun askets sel a APRA, 8 Virst Miah Tide |! hour was observable i oning ithe New York ANK® 10-1 Ae mitch Church of Chrint, Selentiat iad : 4 3) “ ts ini $2 Apiece View Haw “Pie Han appearan retin ita new edifice, ‘The lecture, 11 | pnetant see , rit| has been, ent cy treat Two cars of fancy Arkansas yams : Se it : putin at - than nee bas come 40! go) way of bi E But the tven arrived on the Seattle market Wed Second Low The both classes, lending @ renew Ihumanity to restore to it th f life tot of I tent i Duy nesday, The stock was of good qual a emt . Ur f States Steel, 97, up tude-lart of healing which the great . dy, the db erer t hom mica teding ity and sales were fairly brisk at $2 “ %. wp; Vethiohom “U," lter-Christian, Jesus the Christ, 4 { Christian Science, | lowed le ‘ Cd ‘ | n \ Reading . ' ah we 6 under ua! for a 50-pound basket, California! Weather Bureau Report | cup tei Reading, 748): Nepublic, 6 red should exemplify. th ‘ cauliflower was quoted at $3.50 for a f > > Atohiaon, § Me tanding of those truths of exist ATOOSM ISLAND, Apri 8.8 A. M + 7% } nta erate of two dogen head. r era’ c ind cask, cieth wilice an & nda. ik. off & lence which he gave to the wor . with an avera; of on P a ded - mer, grey hwil bod ome 6 centuries ago. One ¢ ds, and Oregon broccoll Was o4 tisck, bound weet, at 4:30 p.m, Out New York Stock Exchange hardly read the New Testamen . A stronger onion market S™i bck. beund . (Tuesday's Quer without a firm conviction that much m was reported and some wholesale eee Furnished ay Nga rom of the vitality given it by the life houses advanced the price 1 cent a "e | mocks H . und works of Jesus has been Jost pound Arrivals and Departures E L E poiiy j ied ees ciak Whe teterren Another car of Louisiana strawber- | Areived - ling centuries, Jesus taught that it ries will be on sale Thursday at $6.50} April ¢—Str Peltx Ta understanding of God and| ton via New York, # under « CHICAGO, April in prices | rn a crate, The orange market was (0) pea Aen bee Jdeclined on the Chic board God'a government of His universe firm and 50 cents higher a box was senr Panny. Dutard |trade today. | Export buniness wan whien 3 4 him to do the works . Fhole- low of tug Mtecthead, at and heavy sales of Manitoba sa salers claim the high prices are Haiboa, San Pedro, Ban freely accomplished thruout Hin ere. report ginning to slow up the movement of Tacoma, at @ pm. t rhe oranges considerably, while straw-|from Puget Sound Naval station, brief ministry 1 of which he in unmistakable terms, “He berries and other novelties aino have falted believeth on me, the works a bearing on the market. Valencia April 6—Str Alameda for Southwestern 1 do shall he do also oranges are now being shipped to) via Houtheastern Alaska, at 10 4, Mm If you will carefully follow ‘ oe abe’ Apri 4—8tr Rat } outside markets, but it will be about | Apri 4 eur Ral lite of Jesus an given in the New | Hethiehow Moet . + | Pentan i consider hix work fot oe aay ge Aad ‘lin connection with what he taught you will discover that what he did *| was merely to establish as a demon: | strable fact what he taught, and jthat what he taught and did were }aaid and done in 4 with, and }in explanation of | s« immutat lever present, universal law. You will see, in other words, that his | words and works were looking to the establishment with men of a} , |divine, omnipotent, spiritual law three weeks before the stock will b sweet enough for local consump! Grapefruit was quoted at from $6 to $7 a crate There were no changes reported In the dairy section Wednes A keen interest was shown in the but ter market, with a brisk demand| created by the lower prices. Eee were from steady to firm and all re ceipts were readily disposed of Moteina Vea kane, northbound, Prices Paid Wholesale nalts : Vessels in Other Ports [s" Artichokes Per dos. Asparague—Cal. per TD. enne—dircen, Manile—Apetl }—atled, str Tyndareus Hept coe nb oh Se for Beattie: str Wenatchee for Heattle Cere Mamburg-—-March 30—Arrived, sir Moer- | May le Beets—Local, sack 4k from Bes Cal. doa. bun Or, half-craie - Kobe--Arpil 3—Matled, bktn Simon F.| Kept Cavbage—cal. Tolmie for Puget Sound ports Oat Balboa—April 3—Arrived, str Bidorade | Mey Hutte & superior at 2% July’ « Wee at 39 and closed dc rf opened at 40% ot midnight whieh will eventually rule all man kind to the complete extinction of | any so-called opposed law and its | effects. And this Law of God—this Law, the Knowledge and application of which Jemw said should make us free—in what Christian Science has | to establish with men. | derful works of Jesus we conclusively that laws of ma “Long Distance” Every Bell telephone is a long distance station from which it is possible to talk with any one of over a million telephones in California, Nevada, Oregon and Wash- ington. In fact, not the boundaries of Local, ‘per saci Cal, doa bunches mancisco—Aprit &—Arr Behley from Brattice jter are not God's laws and that . m | Tat teats per crate ‘ art thes wir misite tor |seay ga lawe are not only superior! | these states but those of the nation are Onlene—Or., g . yut are actus n of ay 1 1 i Cal. brown . aenkcAprtl S-rPesn@ ta, otrl ut are actually laws of annihili Win now the boundaries of the service. Pursceo for Beattie, at 110 a mi: str tion to socalled material laws and Julle Luckenbach for Beat athe m thereby prove that material laws . . . Tecome—april Arrived, Mtr Maibler| Coes agq Mem fee weneat—No Wee the “EPONA a2. a aol: Seale \ The service is prompt and efficient. a 2 hard, 01.36%; No.9 hard, 61.37% Reported by Wireless N. Y. Sugar and Coffee rs%| Wo find, with reassirance, that are reasonable. It can be made a time- by ©. (Time is § p.m. of date specified unless ee Tan anee, ‘ srenlated and money-saving aid in business—a con- venience and satisfaction in social rela- 7 “ S TL | thie law of God ts « law of life—| % 24 | POL of death; a law of health—not ett tr rr rue | April 4—#tr Admiral Farragut, Heattio of sickness; a law of abundance for an Francisca, 100 miles from Beattie: | € | = n of what conatitutes tru | The operators are courteous. The charges str Cordova, Seaithe for Uyak, SE WAY wet of tack of limitation; a aw of | i i" 1" rmony-—not of discord; a law of tions. ba Rubber “ £18 $1N | peace—-not of strife; a law of love Vanadivm mies. 44" 42 4344 Ot of hate. Ne a at For detailed information as to rates and meee puzees bring into ‘action this ever-present | i ~=seclasses of service lable consult the FergleeYanima, yellow, sack. Foreign Money ROM? eens One, tee te ne ee | leph di a Cal; dom ‘bunches... Present needs, how to heal the nick. | telephone directory, or call the “Long comfort the serrowing and eave the } Distance” operator. | | i} nents itrelf. ‘This, my friends, is ac- | | Prices Paid Whelesale Dealers tthe for Tohebame, 3,866 miles from Se- inner, an Jesun did, naturally pre. | FE complished in Christian Selence Vessels i in ‘Port at Seattle Sti |solely thru the prayer of under 2.50) mith Cove Terminal—Pier A—ftr Mel- Jen, str Weat Japp. Pier B—atr 8 09% | ver State 12.08] Great Northern Terminal—-str Toyooksa Mare. Ie Bell Street enue Motorsnip Marat au v Algonqum, str Sine M. T. Coder, U. & ts|standing. Christian Scientixts have | :“*| Former Revenue eel “=\Are Sued by Plant Chicago Live Stock nomad Staten Rubber company | uit in superior court for (Westnesday’s Quotations) $50,000 damages against William 1 ' Reeks and W. T. . Smith, forme bb) 1 h 3% ae eae eros gh The Pacific Telephone “Meterenip Roby & OC. & Burveyor. t weight, $10 55@10 Hients, | COT, Charging that the two officers Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers—#tr San 240 19.70. heavy packing sows, 19.26 damaged the company's facto Juan, bark Wo BL Ptret. rw} paemiong wa. rough, $9.408 | gine ve 2 OW , Connecticut Street Dock—Str Stee! set-| Dian, 99.200 16.56 | ave. § and Ruffner st cipts, $099. Market steady,|in December, 1921, when © and prime, $8,750.40 ' And Telegraph Company entiet, atr City of Rangoon \s Commercial Boller Works—U, @ ©. & Dellwood. Alaska Steamship Moortngs—Str Valder Stacy Street Terminal--U. & A. T. Bure they | seized a quantity of machinery. = BOYS! Boys! -FREE Stal tt | 94 per 100-m ena. Rtalle 12-81, 2 The prune Mtreet Terminal—tr Depere, str Rpskane Rirest Termine!—-Meterehip Lib- 33] by Maine. Taussig, U. & snapper, ihe T.; halfbwt, 20 M or cows and ‘Todd Drvdock—@tr Narenta, bktn Porest|™. Stall 1525, 2 cana Keliance shrimps, | Sheep—lieceipts, 1,000, Market steady, Friend, sche Wawona, str Fanny Du- | *5*: freah soda crackers. 2 fhe. 26 tie higher. Lamba, $12.50@16.60 36} tard. str Jobn SANITARY arn wll ana si0Tbm 14 Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co.— ‘Str Patterson. Str Rooweren ck—Htr Ketehikan, ship Ab- = wethers, sir@is on owes, $2.40 THESE DANDY BASEBALLS AND San Francisco Produce yy No. ¢-—Tank barge Jan: (Wednesday's Quotations) Marine Rallway—Str Pacift Extras, 220 Ib; prime frets, f Morning Star, str Griffau, F. 0. B. conden , owt 1 me fast, barge Coquitlam City, DAIRY PRODUCTS ©. & Maipping Hoare Mecrings—tr Croce | BATS GIVEN Prices Paid Whoirsale Dealers Keys, str De it, atr Delros Butter—Local creamery, cubes lTeontum, str Anna FE. Morse. 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