The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1922, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1922. THE SHATTLE STAR EW VARIETIES |Equipments Buoyant| | OFGRAPESINon New York Market UD p News Tides in Seattle i ; ALL wT JOURN 7 7 q THURSDAY Ivoise and Black Prince’ dey xon, Se aclatints Gare Vie, aan aaa aeoke ot neers ae jenerally stron, DID of t hy oe tm y it m ted Are Received Buin reached a ne wogtine el ri nod. Meoal Gai as oh, || *tt alte ath [une ss ee ta | flee ta ee ede ” x9 ¢ the ipay dss 4 mares in yle iois & & Py tt Rds Pe ay oak y oad ain © Wee ie be ‘ol co Pro : ‘ ¥ rhe tiret Ma and Black 69 And Heechnut at ath were among the spectalciee vise cia second Low Thle | Keownd Low tde | | Ince varieties of pie oy tor this, >! yi in the arly dealihas. on arrived here carly Monday, leum 194, up %. Norroik & W he y opened on the street for $1.65 oft fee ‘ip 4 Tethiehem ‘ 5 box. A car of Malaga grapes also Pf) Jf) Rea ip ta: Misaourt F el & 1 Ww. } cecthvall Welihesies nal bake THT Pres B64; American Woolen 104% GO Now York Central eather Bureau Report j . « % Si Consolidated Gas 143% up 1; Pullman 1394 wott. Chicago Great TATOOMM LELAND, opt. 1d-8 AL My ton sale at the price they have t entein pfd. 15%, up 4%; United States Steel |—Harometer r bartiy cloudy: “wed d for several weeks, $1.75 a box “ south, two mii fy Peaches were slightly firmer, with rther new high at @@%. Re movement still good and supply nent aytomobile manufacturer wa buying Haviaon ° A few crates of Crawfords ot ade a new high en the recovery ‘ tn and ead for 28 conte, attack similar to (he one launched ag Weaday Pears are not in demand as much maintained in the Par Tobace t it that a pr Arrival ood Departures ARIIVED—#epe | k off Un than $5,000,000. Wednesda, $11.45, medium 110.80; common ania Salvager { Will Seek Bullion SOUTHAMPTON, It ig understood the [tanta in nulvaged, the wyndicate en: | | gaged in that work will atternpt tol recover the bullion |r & 0, liner Egypt was recently | rd the liner wus valued at more} | Denver Live Stock | ‘4 Quotations ' 000, Market atenay, to80 » weigit, sows, $107.16; packing 1.16) pigs, 1809.26 It uy ihe higher, Chotee and good 16.158 7.00 1510.90 GOLLY, GIRLS! YOUR CHANCE TO SEE THE WORLD HAS ARRIVED Ob, «itis! Doe you think you could powder your nose on the bridge of 4 schooner in a 60-mile gale? Could you save your suede pumps from the ravages of @ déckhand armed with a mop? Do you doubt that you could preserve your dignity and standing in @ boat that was trying to turn itself upside down? Have you an idea yot stop the brawls of rough shin up & mast, throw a halt-hiteh with a slight movement of the wrist, and do all the other things which go to make life on the high wenn a joy? If you eam enewer yes to all thene questions, go to the secre Hing., opt, 18.— | after the Lust: | lost when the The bullion on} bulk of Nghia, $8.9009 Market rtrong eee pus. was expected by the local jobberr, : 87,609 016, bu tary of the United States civil fear that the people who wish Liberty Bonds S073 @9 86; service commission, in the federal vare ° pec . hulle, $2.90@648, cam but Pie cen pears wiht walt until it fe too) Yeen sig iy gaan iy cows and heifers, $2763 buliding In Low Angeles, and en ate. The pears Are probably at the| fe teeta Se beats ter in the competitive examina HOB. Biewent mark to be reached thie sen Ber Nish "tow cress i tlek Moke’ | tons which oon are to be of each §, pow and In the best condition iis 4s 101.38 100.80 101.96 2 fered. Just put your John Henry stg. aning ro *} 100.16 14.000, Market firm. || on the dotted line opposite “junior sth, Florila avocadas (fon Miaint ate ete AG Mee ot Ig I en | Bia tt: engineer and deck officer,” whieh : to the market now, quoted at $8 perjon the Chicag Th é + i t8.76@11 |] position carries a stipend of $2,000 n. ay, market was choppy and | Fourth ne toess 8089 108 in ewee, vi © la year, The job is open to any VRORTAR a trading was Kenetally Roca) at ghar | Victory Xe (onli) 10832 106.20 100 1% tor | {| man or woman who can pass the Prices Pald Whoteente Dealer was <o Aed, foaioated’ itcig | VOR? CNS 10tB.. 100.78 L6RTO 907 ro A | 1 —— taal. per anon ghanee in the condition of the cfops } S919 y Moniie “8! An armored car in action in a river at Rathcormac during, BANK CLEARINGS | — focal, ‘pet ermany ha opts | BARINGS | ‘ Local white, pee tb $4,000,000 bushels of wheat end | Foreign gn Money Status the engagement in which Free State troops captured Fe rmoy | - | . i thea! red, per Mm. ushela of tye from London | Quotations attle Loeal. per sack e|firms gave the market Kom Paraished by ages even at 20 p aves ror in Ireland, Clearin aot ate aead | Actress Plays in wer Local, doa th Bog} the morning, Pro: BLO Becond Ave, Beattle Oe Rusresse fa Basted eee A —————— - —- - — —- || zs ’ yiae Say eleryCncal, doe : A closed higher jeormat vates fuer Prewent value | ise dre, Mathes, Landen Anh) sor promdent Jétteriod | LONDON.—Ditiy Marcom British | | Balances 1804.296.78 | Over 1,000 Roles pe tacal Golden Mantan Sand closed att wer December |$1.80 I SL BEERS cartede comedian, forced to refuse $760,000) | | Porlland | || 1 Canon, opt. 18.—Mine Lottie Ceremere pela <n? q 7 a > up ahs at $1,054 and closed 1? ae ou American contract, the largest ever } Maiaaets 306,594.00 Venne, an actress, who played in er bow : : offered a British actor, because of Pe | | more than 1,000 parts, celebrated her Hin Tea. nea. contract now existing which binds| | aoe) trannuctions .. 2,929,000.00 | | 79th birthday directing a comedy ¢ Swedish krona med up Me a eee tat wo May pone at 0c and closed of tember oats opened Snchanged 1408 ota at HfQe'ana Stove dup, Be, eos | Foreign Dies Alaska Vessels shir De Larrice, nium, Ae riland, Wailing Ne | Ludlow, at ‘es ber opened u tied unchanged, ia" oa Juneau-—fept, 12-—Bdlled, str North- 1% Changed at OM Cove Deck—Mr Richmond ‘aauuper poy le. Aa oe BOSS | ie —_ vat m.| Mtreet Terminal Hens. ¥ De of id j SER) Chicago Board of Trade re ee eats SL |matech Bows eaiee—oe Anseie aM eee) ees SMe 1906 ora 7, se ‘ i” ware a she a | Mpokane Atreet Terminal—Antp Mt Maul uM ote “ it!) Portland Wheat Market &. Dettireca $Y FT | xore—tept. @—matted, ote Wheatland o2* Sf [Montana for Heattie | tr | 8 S|. Yokonama—ept. #—Malled, ety Makate ip a 7 4h [Mara tor meattie New York—-#ept. It—-Arrived, etr Dele ne ae | Betton Zz = nithag a lt—Arrived, str Wa | Hept, 1f—Arrived, ate FRUITS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers i 1043 1088 fetentiet trom Reattle; atr Dorothy | W Training a 3 1043 edt oder from Beattie. Balled, tr Pa-| Magic No. 8 ; ter Rardned white, how. 2.04 cific for Beattie. 6 p mi ety Ruth Alez-| Winsiow Marine 3 Gravenate 1 bon. 138 ym tr Grittay, bai “ — aes 1s—Arrived, ate Kare-| quitiam City. hom heattic. Foreign Exchange be eed NEW TORK, Sept 14 - ya | change opened oni Lig geet @ AE grag gs ir Vessels in Port at Seattle | States tak |$1.00%; No. 3 i 4 a RG je * i fimith © Terminal Pier A—Btr Preat Ment Orant, ett Bive, Trion Public Markets Bkeeway, Pier Peotite Ra’ PEACH MOUSSE BY BERTHA SHAPLEIGH Of Columbla University tye, . ih This deanert te particularly good with fresh peaches, but may be Bariey u made with canned ones, It may be frozen in the ffeexer can, or in @ nice fresh red sainion, 1f%e TM; oe cod white King ssimon, ise ™.: ling mold which t¢ watertight, packed in a pall. The vacuum freezer i# a | euse os me pratt 1s, screen tera, e276) SGN Feitelecs Produce good freezer for « mounse. wt on tee and sop Wedoeniay's Quotations 4 or @ large, ripe peaches Sugar for sweet ning 1 pint cream 5004.60 Patter— ¢ 4 ag ae 18 gd Heme ee 896 1h veime tireta % cup powdered suger % teaspoon salt Bxtras 4640 dee; extra frets 1 teaspoon vanilla % teaspoon almond extract dtc dos; extra pullete, Ife doa; ua- 1 teaspoon gelatine 1 tablespoon cold water Gersised pullets, te dex Cheene—Ca itl fat, tener, 40 Bilee peaches and cover with sugar. Beat cream until stiff, add mm suger and flavoring and g@@iatine which te soaked in the cold water And dissolved by placing over hot water, In the mold piace a layer of peaches, « layer of cream, and continue until all material ts used Cover with a plece of buttered paper before placing on the cover of the mold. Pack in ice and salt, using two perts ioe and one part salt; allow It to stand three hours. Zoble Grocery, 3 cans Federal or Co operative milk, ZSc: Ife can corn, Ihe Se can Royal baking powder S7e; ite Bagie chili powder, fe; 186 Fente har Ivory soap, $e: Table Supply Meat F bolling beet, | . Whe M.; taney | ted veal roast, %.; taney mitk Boe FREDERICK & NELSON | i}! FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET Te fhe) atal White eran. Stal 37, 6-1. pall) A Ly ray SA rh ed gaint enag, soe: foam churned she, Pimento 40, teeth ronet- | it wale eter ye fees The Featured Selling of Ee cease te gh LL STAPLE TOILET SUNDRIES — At Special Prices |i potting beet, 4 The t5e .. i SANITARY | @tall 109, § The. cone per 166-™, sac bare ?4e; brown ‘ash. triplets ‘Tillamook triplets 4-4, peat treat ate > tult oF POULTRY AND MEATS Oriees raid by Wholesale enters |i i egarine, 2 Me. 4h M4 The erate; tomatoes, 6 Dacks—Live, old. par >. HB lbrunen. te Live, youns. per AB ise my 2 foe weights $8 th; halibut che 4% Ts and up $8 te Ms see 18 made 01 | PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE, | WOODBURY'S FACIAL polished rice, 9 the. 4 special 38¢. be @pecial, 3 cakes, 261? rah peanut batter, 188 Te 6 KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE, spe- : 3 Tae Te tills Bros. bute cottee, 2 clal 186. LAMBERTS | LASTRRIND, 7 . Del M bottle, ti AB Peae or ton REVELATION TOOTH atpaekenmeade Neccae: is “ POWDER, special 196. te ppt eons as | IDEAL MAIR | MENNEN'S = SHAVING Rosetors— 04, itve, per m ; } shea CREAM, spécial B4¢@. No. 66, special, ELCAYA VANIS Chotee tebe NG 2 COoTY's L/ORIGAN FACE Heavy, taney CREAM and Cold Cream rat | * 40 Paney, Went ..4.--+-- esse ere \Becoe, he t.; POWDER, all shades, special, | Combination, apécial ee gape, Tes Sees Ste? fe te box, 60¢. PALMOLIVE SOAP, special, | P\aliver emaite, i8¢ 1s halibut, 1) AYER'S LUXURIA CREAM, special, Jar, 694. dozen cakes, 70¢. lativer perch, tf¢ Th. 94-98 Pike ltfhe of ‘eet fe .; lamb shoulder, BOURJOIS’ MANON SCAUT FACE POW. HOUBIGANT’S QUEILQUES FLEURS PER ad pamabursee, ite ® Neeite | DER, all shades, special, 89¢. FUME, special, ounce, $2.65. | jo, Beatle 14-22, best but- | 1 YLEANSING CREAM, spe HOUBIGANT’S QUELQUES FLEURS TALCUM : ae,’ 420 | KRANK’S LEMON CLEANSING CR Ps 1 | Te ye BG cial, far, 70¢. POWDER, special, 796. WESTLAKE | COLGATH’S CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP, COTY'S LYORIGAN PERFUME, special, ounce, ir. 8180; Cal WITCH HAZEL, onepint eine, | SQUIBB'S LIQUID PETROLA: | IVORY DRESSER SETS, in | fpectal 314. TUM, special 60¢. eluding Brush, Comb and STERNE'S OL-0-PALM | NON.SPI, a deodorant, special Mirror, special, set, $7.05 Sct tear pot teams 166 Beall 166, a aon’ # + yy special, dozen | B3¢. and $8.45, / sy gy eager Boy | iy CUTICURA SOAP, special 4 | DORIN'S ROUGE BRUNETTE, | HYDROGEN, : Mace | zz special 22¢. cakes B8¢. No, 1249, spécial, box, 33¢. LETTE SAFETY RAZOR 1 . GLYCERINE AND Rose. | GILLETTE SAFE BOURJOIS’ ASHES OF ROSES WATER, special 94. BLADES, —«pecial, dozen, ROUGE, special B8¢. | 67¢. gnc —Cane, ve 14e ]| HOSPITAL, CORTON: tP0un4 | PROPHYLACTIC TOOTH | STERNE’S VANITY ATH Y GRAIN AND FEED Se ba : DRUSHES, adult size, hard SOAP, Rowe, Violet and ony ver WALDORF TOILET TISSUE, and medium bristles, special tavindic, wbectel,. § othen | Corn— Whois, yellow, 1 special, 4 rols 25¢. 206. 20¢ | ‘Cracked And feed moa i aay PPR " iB H TOOTH BRUSHES, very good | VIVAUDOU'S MAYIS TAL Ka ate quality, special, each, 28¢. CUM, special) 18¢. MINDS’ HONKY AND AL. | MOND LOTION, apecial 83¢. | BENZOIN AND | WATKINS MULSIFIED | apecial COCOANUT O1L, SHAMPOO, | GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL special B66. CREAM, special $1.16. torn, tomatoes, 2 for the; ide lbeet, 260; 6 don Jar rubbers, m 4, pts. the, qte. O6e: 106 can openers, Be. one |Ougar—Cane, per ewt. ..... 140 Calves, Mi ‘edium to cholce . Pr Rmooth heavy Rough heavy PLEASE NOTE: The daily demands made ; as | upon the Store’s telephone service ate such Willey jane eee ' Hf] | that it will be impossible for us to satisfac- Fudinee y torily take care of telephone orders for the items here advertised, Mtr Tesan 2 See euin. | Mi until 198 500 GI WOMEN’S UNION SUIT: FREDERICK & NELSON SIVTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET Thursday’s Offering Will Present Saving Opportunities of Importance, to Patrons of Our 4 hearnal rae = —— DOWMISIAS STORE| 9,165 Yards of Staple Cottons At 15c Yard : —including Challies, Unbleached Muslins, Dotted Swisses, Dress Ging- hams, Linen Toweling, Checked Dimities, Percales, Outing Flannel, Can- ton Flannel, Crepe Plisse, Shirtings and Ginghams—-15¢ yard. 9,135 Yards of Drapery Fabrics at Special Prices 36-inch Drapery Madras, special 75¢ yard. 36-inch Curtain Voile, with hemstitched border, special 45¢ yard. 36-inch Cross-bar Marquisette, special 25¢ yard. 36-inch Novelty Marquisettes, special 18¢ yard. 34-inch Printed Curtain Scrim, special 15¢ yard. 36-inch Curtain Scrim, with hemstitched and drawn-thread borders, special 15¢ yard. Bungalow Nets, 36-inch width, 35¢ yard; 50-inch width, 55¢ yard. Window Shades of water-color cloth on réliable rollers, green and tan, 55¢ each. Drapery Crash, 31 inches wide, 19¢ yard. New Dress Silks Low-Priced 26-inch Black Silke—Taffetas, Satins, Messalines and Duchess Satins, $1.39 yard. Gros de Londres in plain and changéable colorings, 36-inch width, $1.35 yard. Silk Shirtings of Crepe de Chine and Broadcloth Silks, plain white and stripe combinations, $1.59 yard. 36-inch Tricolette, in tubular weave, in flesh, pink and orchid, 95¢ yard. 225 PAIRS OF WOMEN’S BLACK KID OXFORDS with military heels, sizes 4 to 8, $2.45 pair. *e#e 100 BLANKET BATH ROBES FOR MEN, military-collar style, special $3.45 each. 4 * HAM HOUSE DRESSES in simple style, plain colors, checks and stripes, sizes 36 to 42, 65¢ each. CHILDREN’S UNION SUITS, ankle length, with high neck and long sleeves; girls’ sizes, 2 to 12; boys’ sizes, 6 to 14, 50¢. * * , low-neck, sleeveless, tight-knee style, sizes 38 to 44, 50¢, 928 2,000 CAKES OF LEMON TOILET SOAP, at 5¢ cake. *_* * STAMPED BEDSPREADS of Un- bleached Muslin, in size 79x95 inches, special $1.95. Enough Fringe for finishing these Bedspreads (84-yard length), $2.00. 2 @ SAMPLE UNDERGARMENTS LOW- PRIGED—High-neck, Long-Sleeve Muslin Gowns at $1.00 each; Kimono-sleeve Gowns of soft batiste, $1.50; Envelope Chemises of crepe and batiste, $1.00; Step-in Drawers of self-striped dimity in flesh-color, blue and orchid, 75¢@ each; Vests to match, 75¢ each. “_* BOYS’ PERCALE BLOUSES, with at- tached collar, sizés 8 to 15 years, T5¢. (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) BOYS’ RUFF-NECK SWEATERS, sizes 28 to 32, $2.45. LITTLE TOTS’ WOOL SWEATERS, in white and colors, sizes 6 months to 3 years, $1.45. «ee MEN’S OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT- SHIRTS, sizes 15 to 20, special 88¢. *. * e ARTIFICIAL-SILK SPORTS SCARFS in open, lacy weave, size 12x72 inches; in Jade, Orchid, Delft-blue, Flame, special 75¢ each. * * ° 300 PAIRS WOMEN’S SILK-BOOT STOCKINGS, black clocked with white, cordovan clocked with brown, special 85¢ pair. * * * LINEN-FINISH WHITE CORRE- SPONDENCE PAPER, one-pound package, 29¢; Envelopes to match, package of 25, 10¢ package. *. . . HEAVY SHEET-STEEL ROASTER, in oblong style; size 8x12x6 inches, 35¢; size 9x14x654, 45¢. sd . = * ALUMINUM STEAMER AND SAUCE- PAN, with cover that fits either utensil, $2.50. iJ . * WICKER JARDINIERES, enameled in delicate colors, with applied composi- tion decorations, special 85¢. * - * KERR SELF-SEALING FRUIT JARS, sealing with cap and ring and requir- ing no rubber, feduced to 95¢ dozen.