The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1922, Page 14

Eg) WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 196m, PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR GROCER PICNIC Stocks Are Active § |enj 5 HURTS MARKET) = on N.Y. pI PA Supa : THU MADAY : T JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW Weonrsway | aULY CEILLSSSSSNdEUdSQsOSsENdROOEQSOSSSHVOOROIENSONIEHIENISOIEOINI5;1 “IT’S EASY"| says Frank Waters, 9 years old of 1201 6th Ave., Seattle “To Wina WALL STRE Cantaloupes Drop Slightly) suw vorkeskas 7 H today flecting measur taken by es . verne t to ajleviate sh al Piret igh Tide | 13:44 #, m wa it and coal atrike, Studebaker dite to General Aaphi \ bith “wien “tee With Receipts eavy TS: Industrial Alcohol, % to 68% and Canadian Pacific, A to , High Tide ) 38 Sugare maintained the buoyane which aresreriece Bang at Tide 4 on thelr | previous close, Cuban Amert hich on the m ats sat ace yg ral Ate & ©. street was decidedly cut down, Prices | United States Steel, 10 Femained the same as on Tuomday | orn, ped. $14. upd With the exception of @ slight drop | Me eS Continued active tht the firs fh cantaloupe prices. Standards are| maintaining fairly well the levels r « mow quoted at $2.75 and $3, pony] But toward eularity In the eer at $1.25. The market is well sup lsowever, held above the previ ioupes. ’ ur and prices ahowed « dis 5 ons cartons of Themapeen Beediens | to shade earlier sl welling was atill in evidence in some off Arrivals a: grapes arrived late Wednesday morn: | {he situation. The ym, | her Bureau Report | nee today, ‘Wan tnduoed a new low the ole like California Petroleu reflecting uncertainty, in mtraat in th f the reapective « Jen | ARIUVE Han ¥ of Mi nd went on the /over the oll reserves waa mirre Petr od be : gg 25. Crucible sold a , aaainat w low ¢ ‘The Gravenstein apples which |, opte that the company proposed to sell $5,000,000 addi a». Went on the street Tuesday were tional common stock at par rp a Welle, ot moving fast at $3.50 and $3.75 per box. WHEAT MARKET [Now Ysckteck chance) CLOSES EVEN Local white, par erate « Golden Bantam, crate ......+ hers Loe hothouse, dos. Prank Walters and fs Van ratcn COASTER WAGON” 8% w ; : Piss, and, ie cm 7 os YOU CAN GET Santee shachoeet teat ets | actos : = : an A WAGON AS Chicago Board of T: ine ; eet Iaven E | | rade aiee, ote! ~ cee wae ise ii: bones EASILY AS THIS BOY DID AND F en with yester an Were lower. | An Per Te. . . : No. 2 red. $1.11; Amer, Rest Faye : - | a head, per erat , No, 2 hard, $2.12% ;au New, yettow, ®. . July wheat opened ft he atiAn mn Local green, dos. bunches . $1.09 and closed up Age: September | Ax Loc, as. Ing. bunches. opened up Meo at $1.07% and closed | Amert pe. | Per sack off So. December apened unchang- | Anaconda Os : | ‘Leeal, per pnt pe ed at $1.09% and « % iA | @ July corn opene at come . #1he and closed o Septomber s . ? / ¢ Bineltiog Consolidated ¢ tM | continental Can te icern Pred 49% | Crucible Ste eee ¢4398_8. genes em 128507483 oa. ate} metorehip or Kb Halled, ote Aeattio. at 6 p| 4 for Meatile, at ha mm 4—thatied, atx Cape Mo-| Alexander trom # ie Wateon from Te ONE CENT OF MONEY ne Vessels in Port at Seattle | # You'll Have to Hurry—They’re Going Fast! A ee aces ec GET STARTED TODAY! Nearly 100 Boys and Girls Are Proud Possessors of These Dandy Coaster Wagons ag — A a 1 ted y tecarrives, str Orteane| ‘Ped . 340 General Anphatt 3558. si.ke 4Sere Ane | trom Sentiia or uw, otr Felix Top, $18.45; bulk of @P1E60; heavy weiant, $9.40 10.25 medium S10.13@ 10.42; lent O56G 1085; ligne Northern Terminale MHakete | Rereet Term ther, th . de Lm 991, 933, Lightentp | Heerd Moorings tre ie Metight, Miverads, Lubes | | hy West Cahokia, Teontum, | | ieee, West Martinna, Wal Pacitte OF | Repuntic trom & Best Si) Republic Trocke OT.Tb: er Cows and heifers, F Sheep—Recetpts, 14.090. 99) strong. Lambe, $11.56 eaN and common, # wethers, $8010.35: ew to common ewes, 1363. . Portland “Market Status Quotations fRertee— 59 | Cattlo—Receipts, 2%. Market nominal. | wire: 9 OE: fair to geod | Pires steers, 14G7.08; good to choles Cows | Recond and heifers, §5@5.56; canmers, $203: | Prot bulla, $362.50; calves, 14604, | Recon Reewipts, 49. Market steady. Thing 4 Prime tixed. $11.60@12; heavien, 18% | Poorth ou $11; plas, $11,508 Negtord Commectiont Mtrest Termimal--&tr Deico, oir Weat Jessep, atr Orient. ; Tedd Deydecks-U. &, ©. & Dettweed. Puget Bound Bridge & Dredging Co —atr Ai nese. Yard—ttr Recaevelt + MID—Mtr Robin Grey. Heffernan Drydocks—tr Keteniken, Training Mtation—U. @ 1 100 98 tah 101.16 Winslow Marine Ra! Cequitian Follow These Instructions---Get Started Now Foreign M: pat ee Somat Suh 1922 Record of SEE THE WAGON AT THE STAR OFFICE hese * vie firsts, | 16.98 S$ : * Here {s your opportunity to secure one of these brand-new Coaster Wagons without one cent of expense si weesnaaeag (i e-4 Selsey Bane Hr Pedestrians Hit All you te to do is to get ten (10) new subscribers for The Seattle Star. tame ee “ You don’t have to collect any money, nor make the delivery of The Star. Just get ten (10) of your friends German mark ..6.20% Awedien Krome. ..36.45 by Automobiles * inten krone 372 Jt, M. Street, Butier hotel, | mM drachme,.. 1.98 ote) was knocked down by an arian ia fauto driven by C. H. Hartnett, 700 or neighbors who are not now having The Star delivered to them, to agree to have it delivered by authorized carrier for three (3) months and to pay him fifty (560) cents a month for it. Have subscribers sign subscrip- tion blank printed in this ad. Be sure and get phone numbers when possible, so that subscriptions may be verified at once. firete, ite tb. Portland Produce Wednesday's Quotations noe “ e— enn ae bn borat 4 mie bn Do not wait until you have secured all ten of the subscriptions, but bring or phone subscribers’ names and Pees gic aon, | BANK CLEARINGS land Universtty a. Baul ap ans addresses to The Star as soon as you get them so that delivery can be started at once. Hene—it% Orie at } ome: ' ly bruised. ... $4,835,811.8 | 373.2 Mendoz, Golden West And one of these dandy new “Dan Patch” Coaster Wagons will Sugar and Coffee || poop es nel, wan miruck by an aut gg gg nes Teeday st PHAN ave, and Jeckee be presented to you FREE! tal, where bruines were treated, eMasviarS "WALT MASON _ |p,. £. F. Tittle to Discuss Shipping | LA JOLIA, Cal. July 24—Walt] Dr. Ernest Fremont Tittle, author PORTLAND, July 26.—The na | Mason Kansas bard and former lau-lof “What Must the Church Do to Be tion's jumbermen are meeting in| Teste of the Emporia Gazette, te 80 | Sav will be one of the principal Portiand this week, with trade and | DS*#ed with the friend ship of his |apenkers at the Peace Day plenic at| $3 | shipping conditiona as the two bones |‘rMer employer, the editor, and |Woodland park at 4p, m. Saturday. 4@ [351 to undergo the heaviest picking. with Gov. Allen, that when asked to Dr. Tittle was at the front as a social | The Western Pine Manufacturers’ [Comment on their recent differen helper {n all the great battles of the | 142 | ansociation was in session today. The | ' I thely proper jrecent war. « 3¢ favors the" immedi | | National Lumber Manufacturers’ as Pe es a ate abolition of saiitharions |x, Te sencal menting of thes cd chin of ‘Smpore ana's| © Ublic Markets | West Coast Lumbermen’s associa: | " et PIKE PLACR jtion, which usually follows seastonn | {end of both men, he wrote the fol of the two larger organizations, wil! |/°¥!"® *xplanation of the controver |meet in Tacoma August 2 Oe Ee Caines Pitan Standardization will be one of the most talked of trade topics at the |two conventions here. Call lambs 7 epot Ri No, 4 Banton, 14% 61 Almost everyone likes a boy or girl who is trying to get ahead. They will like you for your enterprise and gladly subscribe for The Star. GI Don’t let the boys get ahead of ® you. You CAN WIN one, too! ne could not even re Use This Subscription Blank or Call at the Office and Receive a Book TO SUBSCRIBERS I hereby subscribe to The Seattle Star for a period of three months, and thereafter until I order same discontinued. I agree to pay the carrier at the rate of 50 cents a month. I AM NOT NOW HAVING THE STAR DELIVERED TO ME. isa Fr Fancy 4. p., 7-10 the. . Live, young, 12-15 Ibe. iP | © | BY WALT MASON It (Written for the United Press) | William A. Allen and Menry J.) White are such Intimate friends that | PHONE NO. NAME 0 oo|their front names frequently are to Mtatl 96 j transposed. Ever since their univer. | te. 68 08 cake flour sity days they have been known as the two orphans, Damon and Pythi am or David and Jonathan. 9} Tt is impos for one who knows | { 3 i POULTRY AND MEATS = Prices Paid Wholesaie Dealers Ploar—Famiiy par. Buft wheat bakers, -., | Mera w! them to imagine any serious person < | grastry, 94-1. a, ° 1e/al differences that would call for ag iat gt otal 710 | Rough * mate or shotguns at 20 " oem, ye en either man has a HAY, GRAIN AND FEED ehavicaion heute ike Paper’ - t City Delivery, | '@ ride ° Cua ushe, Fe ; | death and would cheerfully sacrifice Cracked. | his aunts for the cause. —, shy } Now, it seems that these men, who Ratios, went to France together and put n Ground. end to the war b ause it had become Kan tank to “4 a chestnut, have inaugurated a one ba fo gen B ge jring war of thelr own, but knowing Gorcetine 100-1 aka. | them a# 1 do, T am eure they em | brace and net up the soft drinks be. | tween rounds And I am sure that either would rather be right than be president, or | °?°T*! 640 oa p, 62.00 | Cditor of Kansas or governor of the |” "” 47.98 | Emporia _ -. } Chick Mash—-With BM, 160-10. ics Growing Feed—100-™. ka.... nt Ey a8 7.60@ 1260 7.000 tte. Common to good . Bent cows and hei Medium to choice . ‘ommon to good . made mayon. 106. Stall almon, ibe; Hold Annual Picnic | «is ia Pr) The annual plonic of the Dunlap |:4.m, Parent-Teacher association and com-| munity will be held Saturday at At.|,,Stall 42 see fb.) bame, lantic City park, Prizes for chil. |22°,™ 5 be Shel cockinne dren's sports will be awarded, FR. H , butter, 480 1b.; aM Vivian will lead community singing club maind 4 SAMUEL J. HUMES filed Wednes. |". Stall a4, 4800 |Aay as candidate for the office of fot ie m saneh8.0@ county engineer, . don; Stall 60 ise Mh 100 T 100 each;