The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1922, Page 18

se SA LT telacmiete ts THE SEATTLE STAR STORAGE EGGS SOCIETY AT WEDDING |/Ghin News AT 36 CENTS Ship News Dealers Say Fresh Ranch Product May Drop Tides in Seattle THURSDAY rHIDAY Ov. Standard grade storage exes were quoted at 36 cents, with poorer varieties bringing as low as 30 cents, on the local wholesale market ‘Thursday. Prices of top grades had Not been affected by the rapid move Ment of storage varieties, bul job bers were of the opinion that under existing conditions, the price of Tas p.m, 00 ft oe Weather Bureau Report Noy, #8 A. M Joudy; wind eaat Boys and ce fresh ranch exes, which are now v bringing 56 cents, will be forced y 4 down, } Vessels in Fort at Seattle a 4 The butter market remained un: | Guitth Gove Permtias-Pier A--tts Seen - changed Ment Grant Hiidaucke a The cranberry market was unset i. weiea,| nsiderable price ted Thursday, and Guiting was reported on Western - ave. Local prices on Eastern cran berries, notwithstanding the fact that the f. 0 b. price has been ad Yanced, ranged from $18.60 to $20 4 bh Darrel. Dealers said that futur ate Victoria, Valdes, h Surprise the Family With a Thanksgiving Turkey The Star ize shipments from the Bast, will be ad MJ vanced in price VEGETABLES Prices Puld Wholesale Deslere Btreet Terminals Manta Ptichokee. Per Gow nc. cerees : Local, por sack inet ‘ Beane—Kentucky Wonders... Cabbage Local. white per ZH Lace! red per ° bunches, Terminal ate Wi ‘ Pishing € Packing Co. Mtarr Bireet Terminal U. & ¢ o@ Ocean Terminal Otr Astrone- Local pickling, per box ..+-. 000 Mantord Street Terminal—U. & 1. @ Re- | Per crate . ttf lief. vi eet : ne Apokane Btrest Terroinal—ate Cerdtgan- ire nuets ‘ ree GE : e Seatac pe Soe: 8 <eoegpabpen Ofters You Avstratian drowns ~ mee Shipre: rmitna | a pater brevis" nwe BS Aint ippard & Terminal—ewr Rosse LS ey ‘Wash. per crate tnee—Focal. white, ™ . © Yakima Gems, trey. graded 5 » Sweets, per Mh. Yakima, per T... 01@ * sssssscecr A 9 to 10-Pound Dressed TURKEY | Arrivals and Departures Lady Ribblesdale, first wife of John Jacob Astor and the. SNMIVED Nor from | mother of Vincent Astor, is shown here with her daughter, 2 r Alice Astor, returning from the recent wedding of Violet de 0% tUu0. “ul” Trafford to Captain Keith Mennies, M. C., in London, Lady |\s 8 | Ribblesdale was Miss Ava Willing of Philadelphia. or Bananas, white, dor. 2.008? Gravensteine, local, per box. .1.2°@) Jomathans, per BOR . «secs ss a *|New York Exchange Is {i222 2i5 Rupert «| Firm During First Hour :"*: a6 WALL STREET Bisis AL. FINANCIAL REVIEW $ | | 16 lov. ¥.—(ener inion at the pening of the New York Eat| sie guehangy appearid be that Wednesday's Tows will hot Be #668] Chicago Live Stock [im “| a Meets, “emia, Voge cat Simply Induce 12 People Who Are Not Now Having The Star De-|_ livered to Them to Subscribe for Three Months and a Big, Fat Gobbler Will Be Presented to You FREE. Opening $3 | Central Leath 90 |; Sinclair, 32 ee | 105%, off 6 | Reading. 824, : Crucible, . 38; American T. & T, 124, up 62%; Northern tific, 84%, M ducts, 1311. up 146%, up By Stores, 164%. up Li ‘American Can, 16, ap \; General Motors, 14%, up| off \: American Locomotive, 128%. off ty Amerie: 7 ftepubite 3, up 1; Asphalt, Db, off &; Endicott- ; United States Steel, up © %, off ‘olen, 99%. up kK 5 r r Leading Industrials con- ° H we § Eris hae ata 1 £3) NO MONEY TO PAY--NO MONEY TO COLLECT = HELP! MEN T0 re Lee een Have 12 of your friends and neighbors who are not now having The Star | 4 ee Delivered to them to agree to subscribe for three months. You do not have to | WEAR CORSETS? make delivery of The Star or collect any money. Simply take the order for the om i paper. When you have secured all 12 subscriptions and when they have been © Custom Is With Us, Fashion verified you will be awarded the turkey. Milk Cet., £05. Senttic euppiy ‘ 5 gga Tone Dictators Say iranian, krone Subscriptions Must Be New—That Is, People Who Are Not Now Having The Star BY HEDDA HOYT eee Delivered to Them i NEW YORK, Nov, 9%—(United Press). When men cut in on women's styles, [They hand us quite a Jot of amiles. Fresh ranch, white shell. This offer is limited to residents of Seattle only. Fee Nea coe phesetest : : Nia, epot HURRY Be the first to win and get your choice of the turkeys. takai ’ ‘ raaapaena inten a First Come, First Served. Por —— can not show joy and Possaa a Pee ae te ley et corente einen epee, an | 4 roraan HAVE SUBSCRIBERS SIGN THIS SUBSCRIPTION BLANK there ts for women. Behold what the | SP, (3; sane |, Corsetierrés in New York say |society man of London accepts fromlup 4.) RSF that men are going to wear cor- | his corsetierre as a matter of form. sets. By men they do not mean |For evening wear he has a corset TRAINED the pamby fops who drape their [from 14 to 18 ine wide, made of an figures over hotel lounges, but [soft white kid, with the top scallop the real hemen, who fought in [ed or pinked at the edges. slimy mudholes during the war, ener . believe a word he says,” came home to pay thelr income | *¥e hoy 4 Se et ts eae the suse (@erman Market Lost, | "Yes, poor oobi: he married a| x | wora ho requires detailed ex of the “hard-working business Seek New One Here planation of trivial eventa.”-—Rich- | TO SUBSCRIBERS I hereby subscribe to The Seattle Star for a period of three months and there- after until I order same discontinued, for which I agree to pay the carrier at the reg- ular rate of 50¢ per month. I AM NOT NOW HAVING THE STAR DELIVERED TO ME. ADDRESS “Jones, I don't understand that man Spiffums. He used to be abso. | lutely dependable, and now you can't Mart as Fancy. heavy, 156-200 ‘ vo Me4.. heavy, rough, 150-200. . , - GLASGOW, Nov. 9.—Twenty man-|mond Times-Diapatch. | POULTRY AND MEATS freee 4 " vd the foremost | ufacturers of Scotch tweeds will be SMe jerres in London, | make a personal survey in the Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers a wearing habit among men came s/t ynited States in an effort to find a P bli M k $3 [82 aftermath of the world's war. | new market for goods which for uDIIC arkets |Soldiers who became accustomed to|merly went to Germany WESTLAKE the swankness of the army uniform, — Mtalle 90-91 ration mith, sao AT | were not content to let their figures case; Centennial Hest flour, $1.95; Weet-| lgrow lack under bulging sack coats. [lake ‘ Wr, $1.90; cracked 40| He added that military men require | IN col (@) S e | | civilian : mr 4 3¢ | doen not in any way mark them as ‘dep af jeffiminate. He claims to have a 3 18 |long list of soclety men who pay as @ 13/ much as 150 pounds yearly for their corsets | Prof. Munter of New York claims to make more corsets for gentlemen [than any other corsetierre in Amer ica. A representative of his estab. 9 |lishment says that the American men j S| prefer to call their stays “bands.” | $88 | However, their main purpoe is to} s|mold the figure into perfect propor- | tions, Let no one imagine that the molding of the masculine figure isa matter of small moment. It takes onths wre the average man can attain the full glory of the perfect “thirty-six” walst and he corsetierre takes as great pains in straightening out a» man’s back muscles, abdominal obesity. PHONE NO. NAME the corset and that wearing corsets butter new saver 411 plekles, 106 |navy beans Taree can pl crabs, 100 each; whole hb) walt mackers|, 2 The | 26¢; salmon trout, Mm. Stall 6, Win. lock butter, 600 T™.; fresh pullet emma, 4Se dow; extra large fresh egas, 620 don; %.; Red Rook cot 200 | PIKE VLACK Stall 17, pure Ar orlcan om 8 Ton. 620; Crystal Whit © bare Stall 1527, pur: Atal 260; pee The first corset, entirely with- Knider's catsup, 40 n out bones, must be worn from | eats, 4 We. 200; pure cece, 8B be, three to four months, BOONOMY , Btall 96, bent cane sugar, 4 The Bite, A From this one tm put into a some tha. fo 7-8-9, upper Incline, & what wider band with bones reaching | Ton fancy head rice well over the hips, repressing ab- | lsrchen tier 3 dominal obesity. As. time Ifive different models are used, each Sane, per owt. +. 90 |one a trifle more stringent than the ® baking powder, 260; 8 pkes. Mil . : gee }last, until final perfection is ob. P EES HOP T Bring All Orders as Soon HAY, GRAIN AND FEED —— — Lady Windsor is the young-| suns 2, yoat outiets, 2 ta, 2% as You Get Them to the Delivery, Who! Per 7 , or p shoulder, THo M.; amall Hastern Oy esade, em | Reatch Feed—100' st woman member of the shoulder, The M.: email, Maser a) Z a * sys . y 2 eg i re pond ee ee British parliament. She has cheese, ito ., tho phe. Wheat-0, Iho; ‘oconnut Meal E , heen, bo 1: 160 Cottonseed Meat od 20 veda 2%. tremn nut mi nie Linseed Ol Meal just turned 20, and succeeds | \asuing powder, 24 # On, | 6 flour, 18 Sleanser, | 26 her husband to the House of | 26; 2 bis ovat em Commons, representi oe ; Rolled and ground, one Meal ...... 57.00 | list 4 ¢ 7 Sh pr ‘h ning 4 GANTTARY Sprouting, 100s ....... eC nn 00 |\district of Shorpshire. Stall 10%, pure cane mugar, 4 Tha Bio t-—Keoleaned fued, i Mar of steeeeeere sll, MH. wae 76. sed jo Sree aTaS | Lake many of the women of |ietutt'a'se Meise tak HE SEATTLE STAD Seve Avcoem one . + AA hor oy 7 » ? ;. herrin, $1.66 H 140 lve country she is ardently in- erring, H6b Near Union was \terested in politics and ig @)tomatoes or string bean 9 | hell—Kastern oy wing, ibe M.; ‘Western oyster ‘convincing public speaker.