The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1923, Page 14

- BUSINESS— GHAIN STORES {We COMING SOON t pped the t trading was whole sug f the ec ‘ ont took place in the Kot coming ed t JOURNAL PIN anctal ating, F onted Uh nomic wit WALL STREET RK, June t Skaggs Corporation to Open | tic Branches in Seattle v y almost to a # fects of pre ad which had beer issue thru the recent b {ter tone under the | gh ground on the r ded: United State Rh, off Pan-An . ip _%; Southern F rk Central 1 Seattlo is to have anothe t Me store, which will ultifhately n} me o or cs Rumerous branches in va Played « of the city on wk Hd ‘Tho firm of West & Wh { lair heen appointed exclusive re Ye ; et elo ldwin Locomotive rnia Petroleum, 4 ff 24: American onda Copper, 41 rk Central, 101% gular up. wets, 128% up Ay An 1M: New 12 p Y thou! Amert 1 Amer “xD ood tr rther retar¢ as on ha wing £ ra or Ana * Aue Despit otter ngs, ¢ remand w reased country # made further rains. low, indicating buyers ff because of the hich demand was sh Br Bu Hutte & Central Chandler M ‘do pf ved up with other grains, 1 any individuality Chicago Board of Trade Friday's Quotations Waet— Osea Sigh Lew ; er hte see te toey ig iene Clone #108 105% Los “ an on 7% doB | Mextearn Barley . Liverpool Grain Friday's Qnoetatlens { Open High Lo Cha OMd 0644 BONG Oe CK Se tied Pe SK Oo 6 Oe dNG py air! Cash Wheat CHICAGO, June 22.—Cash wheat ted, $1.10%; No 3 Har Southern do pf | Strom? Various large cities thruout the coun ‘off 4; South try. A recent visit to Seattle and get pon er aaah vieini.y officers of th % { HEAVY BUYING | tion have only been in existen Jabout 12 years and thelr growth ‘been phenomenal. Organt trade today rallies and dips featur wheat during the line of activity. M. B. Skaggs, president of the eurenaing: Baws stitution which bears his name aig) drying-up of tions. They operate somewha ently from many of the chain stor *stablishments of the country, in @ral departments, comprising §To- | De cerles, meat market, bakery goods. ner butter and eggs, fruit and vegetables, |." @istricts thruout the city have been | uly Canvassed and some options taken, |") altho no leases have as yet been def!- | July Arrived in Seattle Saturday morning In the course of a tour of the United States for the company. While here | Terns © Agents from all parts of the Pacific Northwest. } ‘The Fidelity & Casualty Co. is one fives for Seattle and losing: pric company convinced them that Lake City, where their first vorable news br gates his intention of estab that they will lease an entire build: | delicatessen, etc. Their buying power | Dec nitely closed. Sept ae Chicago Car Lots he will be the guest of Seeley & Co.. of the ploneer bonding companies of | New Sound cities for the &£ , Chain Stores corporation, 4. off & Organization operating at b iH ot can ent time approximately 140 stores tr be pamee, Te tis held many potential locat! @ullarly adapted for the field of endeavor. Tho Skaggs Chain Stores corpora AGO, June 22.—Heavy buying irther advances in «rain/ the close on the Chicago Was opened, they have reached out er to practically every large city thru: ‘ut the United States and stand well eee Sble news | prous to the foreground in thetr particular rt business report in corn valu Depressing news + from 10 to 20 stores thruout t peveral at strategic points in @owntown section and others tered thruout the residen Ing, establish a complete market un Ger one roof, where the housewife | an make her purchases entirely with ‘One firm. Each store wil! have sev (is such that they can offer the most| Oats Feasonable prices in quality mer laeex chandise. Dee West & Wheeler report that many | Lard CASUALTY CO. Chicago Car Lc | Furnished by Logan & Bryan HEAD IS HERE} ,,,,te'stea are'seat Oratn— Recta. Robert J. Hillas, president of the | Whe Fidelity & Casualty Oo. of New York, the company’s general agents, who| yy, Will tender him a banquet Saturday | July evening at the Rainier club, which | ct will be attended by the company's} ‘America, as it was the first corpora. | § ‘tion organized under an act of the| New York legislature in 1875, permit: | ting a corporation aranteo the| Foreign Prd Exchange ing, lire, $0,0462; asi ng, $4 Everett Indorses sterling. $4. Big Radio Station °°" ‘The Everett chamber of com- imarce has gone on record as in.| N. Y. Sugar and Coffee dorsing Seattle's effort to have the| Be ae Selmer xr} Radio Corporation of America in-| ; stall one of its three giant broad casting stations in Seattle. Various | Seattle organizations have indo | the plan since. the Commerce announced | to bring the station here. efined, ™ Coffee 4 Sante No. Denver Live Stock Friday Quotations * . Financial Flashes From James Macfarlane & Co, $11 Second Ave. | a ‘Twenty industrials 92.26, up 1.45; 20 rails $1.24, up .64. Zine prices broke 5.90 a pound East St. Louis; a drop of about 2 cents from high of middle March. American Smelting reduced the| price of lead from 7% to 7 cents per | 1 _ Pressed Steel Car Co.’ appeals to stockholders to preserve the transportation act. Ratio federal reserve system 2 Wersus 77.0 a week ago and 79.1 year | ,,Serls ago. | Firwt 4 Ratio New York Federal Reserve | Second 4s bank $7.5 versus $2.3 week ago and First 4\% $7.9 year ago. Third 44a A banking group headed by Ba ers’ Trust is arranging a $ loan to the Youngstown Sh Tube Co. for steel and tube tion; a public offering of $32,000,000 6 per cent debenture expected Before the annual convention of the mechanical division of the American. Railway association, Samuel Vauclain stated that more that 1,000 locomotives wiil be placed in service this year. Production figures and reports of gales from the auto indust tinwe to show no falling off, and the | buying in thiy department was prot ably due to a feeling that the imme diate future will continue to sho satisfactory earnings. rket, low yearlings, | San Francisco Produce | jotations prime firsts, Sle; extra Hets, 28¢; rnin f o- Liberty Bonds Friday’s Quotations Fernished hy Logan & Bry 810 Second Ave., Benttle High -100.31 firsts, under- od fats, fancy, 25c. | Italian . Buyi Balt hi B Low 100.28 Clone | 100.28 98.10) ay Cal No. 1 98.13 98,13 98.20 98.16 99:28 o- id 18 et & Ir ! bsorp | Dry ttn | Dry nal — | Horse fh Seattle fees Green BANK CLEARINGS Clearings Balances . 4 | Fine, Portland | Meal Clearin, arings Mohair, COS ive | Tacoma Total transactions Clean 2,911,000.00 | | Meat | Coan lua Bhoop Seattle Stock Market Furnished by H. M. Herrin & Co, 117 Cherry St. Meetings Bahk 210.00 122.00| 240.00] 317.60 140.00 The Seattle Association of Cre Men will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday evening at 6 o'clock in the Masonic clubrooms. W. A Wicks of the Franklin Wicks Co. will give an address on “The Automobile | "non National Business and Its Effects on General | gijnry com Business Conditions.” | Albers, / P. T. Padgett, president of the asso- | A* Clation, with A. P. Hull and D, 1. | Alssks Steamenip Btephens, will give a report on the | centennial Mill national convention just concluded at | Federal Telegraph + 230.00 312.60 170.00 165.00 + 260.00 + 110.00 + 125.00 LON during «...,| headmi 118.00 school. 142.00] § s0| 97.50 | it was 2.001 ware di 95.00) Were 102.50] 115.00 5.00 | 47.50 85.00 1.50 + 90.00 + 101.50 100.00 4.50 95,00 2250 £0.00 96.00 47,50 22.60 50.00 93.00 + 11.60 + 145,00 or par membet lem. tion of alarm. many vista o} Spe of the Atlanta. Musto will be supplied by | Fiber Touring Mille... the Credit glée club under ec: | ¢ rain & Mill, com. tion of Herb Smith, with Carl Pres. | Glove Grain & MINI’ pfd. jondyenr ‘Tire » pfd. Jey at the plano. Hawelian Sugar . Sam Honoluits ee ty New World Life . TRADE TERMS | 0:0 Oahu Sugar .. 16.75 $$ |) Drag, io 10880 sitiee Pacific Alaska Navigation $0.0 FREE OVERSIDE Pacitio Car/& Foundry... 98,00 “Free overside” is a shipping term | Pacific Conrt Piscuit 110.00 of the same nature as “free on }Pacific Gan & Blectric, ptd £9.26 ” Pacific Te) & Tel, pfta . board.” It is used where goods are|biwrver mille Cougar) shipped to some port where there are | Puget Sound Porer 6% no docking facilities, and the buyer Ree Lg by 3 $ takos possension of the goods by | furry Vhub, voir means of a barge or lighter aiongelde | perry Plour, pta instruc thi yg ‘Huperior Portland Cement, 116.00 esi, as thay leave the. ship's we priyyarde L 6200 { Zellerbach, com « ° 90.00 ndtcot? | Btandard O1l of Cal | Union Pacific 1. & Rabber, do pea v. & Smelting Foreign M ein No Wool pel Coarse, of 1914. THE § EATTLE STAR SA TURDAY, JUNE Finance, Produce, Agriculture, Shipping, Real Estate, Building °. w York Stock Market ANCIAL, REVIEW riot gave further evidenc at the confidence tion had been pre in the tty well olume of dealings tn the tandatill! before the t-taking on the ant nh discounted by the ak ead very of California Petrole acit Marland, n't Amor up es included: U, 8 Texas Company, 4344 Can, 93%, off Me; Ci ba Cano, pfd Atehtaon, hs, off Stoel, 9 off tn Py 4.up t n Ratlway, 3 High 148% 10% Amerioar yn Rapid Hupert a le © Motore aa.r 4 pper Crucible # Cuban Amer Dome Mines | Del. & Hw uit age Hat, 6 aK Maxwell Motors & & n Rail 4 Carb ompany FesECeREE Friday"s Quotations krone drachma an crown hp Foreign Securities Fridays Quotations Purnished by 10 Becond Kingdom, 15 Kingdom, 1997 Hides “tna Wool Seatt. ing Prices, F. 0. B. ‘ ' ton Green hides r malted tbe ree up to mnited up to 26 Ibs......, Dry flint hides, 7 Ibs, up t cow hide gs or b t stags or bulls hides, according to size each or salted, dry— clean, vm clean heavy : staple, ib.. 7 Ibe. up. too 160@ 2 uch. | Valley wool— clean heavy.. pelts, each |Balted sheep shear, each WAR BABIES ARE INFERIOR) DON, June 23,—Children t the war years are ment 170.99| {nferlor to others, according to the stress of a large Lon ‘ Cotto School age is Just arriving for the | Linsee babies who entered the world when in flo eprived of ames, ‘These youngs' nourishing ntial suste rs of a teacho a confer which recently considered the prob-| Especially In the areas subject to} German air raids the neurotic condi- f children is giving rise During the latter days the war Londoners were robbed of | hours if of sleep by noctur ferman bombers. Adi have recupterated from their tem- porary abstinance from rest. For the babies, the Job has been too much. 1 methods are to be emplc to prevent any permanent crippling | luminous children's brains. ion Is dev 18 nay ed, the baby Krow 4 food lr mothers had been denied prop- | char cording to | Fis into a sub. normal maniood and womanhood, Local Markets tun- | VEG 4 Prices Paid Wh Vast | tan f y G r and the att! ABLES strength aker Beans Beets joan rnia |. Loos Cabbage ony, | 1 i! | Carre rod | Cautitio repack RUITS Wholesale Dealers Ye Apricots. 6144 | Hananae 25% | Cantaloupes jesale Dealers tes 1° ‘ Oranges —1" Peaches.Per pherrios : 400@as oe 4sog 160g) 1.40017 | Watermetcns 1464} 4] Per tt NUTS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers \ Mack Le % | Almonds—1. x va, Per Mixed Nute—Per th | Walnute—Cat © budde ¥ budded, per th DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid to Khippers Hatterfat— us 1% A 184 per * .t t. £ 1. conde DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices to Wetall Dente al creamery, cube @ 23 Anchorage, Alaska. loney Status POULTRY AND Price MEATS te Shippers y 200 /TRY AND MEATS tald Wholesale Dealers Beigian “Mares. ed LIVE Quotations sTOCK I ¥4 t Stock yard: 8 06 8 Ye Wet Ewes FLOUR Whole Family p 7.008 AND SUGAR | le Prices Flour ents Sugar or ew |) Beet, por owt HAY, GRAIN first grade May-—D, ¢ Alfalfa Hay—Piret grado Straw Corn—Whol w Cracked 1 me Barley—Whole food, 100 100's nd, 70°8-80'n 1.0@ AND FE 18.00@ 19.0 17.006 11.00 00'" 100'n 1 foe $0's 100's 10's orn Growing Fe ally 4 Growing Mash Egg Mawh—100' |Keratch Feed—100'% | Cocoanut Meal—100' seod Meal—i00's d Ol N 100'n Soya Bean Meal—100's Alfalfa Meal—100's eo Meal—100'n Inted—100'% 1 (hardwodd) Meat Pm don | Grit Moat | Shen Werte | Wheat yater, 10's 100° A, 80'e ss, AND, LEADS of | (Local Market) | Turpentine—1n a Jd OT lion cans 4d, tn barrels b-gailon cans... White Lead—100-, kegs, th. OL to nal | lt | syed | Radium paint for covering w | dials Unless a satisfactory program of | rop| Greater Star Want Ads “Quicker and Betthr’ resulta, them. Call Main 0600, 21¢ 4 "0 Oe 04] ry | glann. 6@ 224! “ rT) TY 30 71 0 Paid by Wholesale Dealers £25] 8.00 | 00@ 5.50 |ntan for Bont 1.00 0 19,00 12/00 53.00 63.00 | 34.00! . o0'| 00 | 00 °0 00 ts are used in preparing hive Use Heiliy Building Gets Novel Crow nj ERCENTERS 10 STAGE HI JINKS Business Club Will Hold Its Semi-Annual Frolic ermty, will be & at the ting of Hundred Per Cent Prof. Roquefort amer, of the Fromage ur special attractto the Seattle One } | club, to be held at the Hotel Gowman Monday ev His mes re w trated by several reels of hand-colored motion pictures, Thone, at least, are,facts stated by the entertainment committee. It im difficult, however, to youch for thetr | accuracy, since the meeting is not to bo one of those cut-and-dried, atrict- | ly-business affairs, but 1s to be one of the club's semi-annual Hi Jinks, |in which Dignity will be forgotten, | lke a pre-election promise, and Fun | will be crowned king. Several things can be stated, how, | ever, with a reasonable degree of as- surance. Mirst and foremost in the fact that Cufford A. Rohe of Los | Angeles, international president of | Hundred Per Cent clubs, will be the | guest of honor. This fact is fairly | well estab d by the production of & picture of the president, beneath t | |'the palms of his Los Angeles home, in In one of the eight revolving, , never been attempted before in the theater building. nated globes that will ultimate: | where, #0 far as can be ascertained,| Gathered around the ball, in vari- at on the top of the Hellig|and when the elght globes are in- | ous positions and postures, are mem- theater at Third ave. and Madison pt. | stalled and in operation, {t promises | bers of the force of ‘the Belknap in five feet in diameter, and con- | to be an interesting sight. Glass Co, who are making the tains 192 squares of different colored! At the left of the picture, in the| globes, The men include R. E. Ny- Inside the globe will be aj foreground, Is Calvin Helllg, manager searchlight, around which the globe |of the theater; on the right, in the will revolve, forming a sort of gigan- | foreground, is Henry Bittman, Seat- tle, open-alr kaleidoscope. | tle architect, who has been supervis- uch a crown to a building has ling t extensive alterations Bian cr ae Street Full of The Alka eam Crooks, Says Official District Attorney Declares He Intends to Put Firms Under State Supervision BY JAMES T. KOLBERT tho brokerage business of New York W YORK, Juno 23.—-Spurred by | Under supervision of the state super- intendent of banks,” Banton de- clared. |ment; Fred Paul, foreman; J. Mar- lowe, FE. Orbon, D. Wilks, B. Wilks, |L. Arsneau, C, Addington and Wil- ‘iam Pegrum. Alaska Steamship an additional tn general Seattle and | Ketehikan, | au, | Skagway, Cordova, Seward ard nounced Friday f 60c rates from axht to P Halnes, Latouch: 1 duction to’ morchandl per Valdes, N the numerous stock brokerage fail- ures, the disclosure of serious irregu- larities, suspension of stock exchange| Banton bitterly denounced the gov- embers and tho heavy losses in-]¢rnors of the exchange for failing to Nicted on the Investing public, Dis- | CO-operate with the state authorities trict Attorney Banton today served |!n the enactment of regulatory lays notice of his intention to place Wall | binding the brokers to honest dealing cterer’n court, Friday afternoon | 404 In turn, protecting the investing Banton would place all brokerage | Public. The Martin law, empowering houses under the jurisdiction of the | the state's attorney general to inves- banking committes, iswuing| tigate and put out of business dis- licenses for their operation. [Benaet brokers, Waa Shacacterinet by ‘ Neue Wocks' atch anton as “destructive.” ‘Any action gguaitinn-tu weet aca precludes criminal action against the guilty. | “I charge the New York stock ox- change for the ent condition and feeling In Wall Street,” Banton de- jared. “Its pre . in and out of me fought. amainst con-| Association Elects structive logislation that would have| John H. Baird was elected pres- been helpful to the brokerage busi-|jdent of the Seattle Life Underwrit- chaos hess and stabilized that business and |ery’ association at their annual elec- ae has remanded and secured a law, the /tion in the Gowman hotel. Other First High Tide | eDfor £ which will n the | officers chosen were George L. Buck 12:07 12.3 ft vess In New York." | and Clarence W. Peterson, vice pres- Street is fulj of crooks, Ban- |idents: W. G. G. Benway, secretary Th start false | Mra, F. M, Keller, treasurer, and A. on the mar-/ J, Quigley, trustee. declared. The New} Baird was formerly president of firm of Zim-/the Toronto Life Underwriters’ as- |merman & Forshay, recently forced | sociation, while he was a resident of ureau Report | into bankruptcy with Mabllities esti-| that city. Quigiey. was president of June 4 A. M./ mated at $7,000,000, wasa victim of| the Seattle association two years ago. ing; Partly cloudy: wind the criminal rumor-mongers, Banton ats t 4:20 a. m.; wty Talbu Maru, at} During the past two years 158 at $e m | brokerage houses with aggregate Ia- 5 |bitities of $50,000,000 have failed, Arrivals and Departures | Banton estimated. During that same ARRIVED —Jun r Alex-| pertod not a single bank under state #0) supervision the state banking commission has collapsed. “This fact alone should wake the people up to the necessity of putting This is In addition the 6S reduction made on ral mers chandise and other commodities ef- foctive April 25, 19 when amah company arranged absorption of — the to for te heal of gro- dried fruit, . sugar and |Life Underwriters’ an Tides in Seattle SATURDAY | JUNE 23 Vist Low Tide 6:25 an tt | Viret Wigh Tide £5 tt Tide ~ 45 ft Virst Low 7 ide 1 Ugh Tide 1 se Second Low Tide 17:03 p.m, a fork ‘stock exc Georgetown Gets a New Realty Office The Henry C. Ewing Co, has an- nounced the opening of a branch of- fice in the Georgetown district. The establishment of the office was the result 6f increased activity in the real estate market in this district follow- ing the announcement of the plans of the Barton interests to take over the old Seattle Brewing & Malting plant. . . Bt of ate Admiral Rodman 146 a, m.; tr H ro via Blaine, at Str Depere fro Ve m.; atr Hanley from | kohama, at 7:40 p. m.; atr/ be Yin Yokohama, at 11 ident McKinley from Ma- | at 10 p.m L. HT] & Sound trip, at 2:45 p, m: is from New York via ports, | at 1:45 pm SAILED—Juno nvin D Building Permits | Want Ads cost just a trifle. Use them when you need something in a hurr son, manager of the art glass depart- | prepared to lave for his trip into the Northern wilds, parka-clad and equipped with dog team and sted. It is reasonable to presume, as well, that the committee meant what | it ‘ald when it announced the spe- cial numbers that wil! appear on the program. These are stated to include the following: Ed Long’s Jazz Hounds; the Lotus male quartet; the | King of Banjo Soloists; Miss Lillian Schoenberg, soprano; Hi See Melody, |tenor soloist, and Miss Madeline | Tenny and the Mah Jongg dancers. | It sounds Iike a big evening; and |if, unfortunately, you do not belong jto the Hundred Per Cent club, it | looks like a good opportunity to call | up some friend who does belong, and suggest that you have dinner to- gether, somewhere, on Monday night. | Washington Leads | in Savings Sales | In the five months ended May 31, ‘Washington sold more U. 8, savings ~ certificates than any other state in the Twelfth federal reserve dis jtrict, according to Theodore Har- dee of San Fi cisco, director of the district, who is in ttle en route to Alaska. Washington sales were $275,000, he stated, and Ore- |gon a poor second with less than, |half that amount, with California still lower. Hardee gave Postmas- ter C. M. Perkins much of the credit for Washington's splendid jstowins. | patos ai ae weal | ; |Chamber Is Host | to Portland Men | A delegation from the Portland |chamber of commerce were guests jof honor at the members’ councit jluncheon of the Seattle chamber | Friday, in the Masonic club rooms. |Talks were made by Cassius EB. Gates, Joseph Greenwell and Dow | Walker, urging co-operation be- tween the two cities for the good Jot the whole Northwest. | Credit Men Give | Tourist Program The Seattle Association of Credit |Men were hosts to the tourists at the Woodland Park auto camp Fri- day night. E. B. Genung, secretary of the association, gave a speech of welcome. The program included |music by the Credit glee club, vocal | sol@s by A. A. Owen, piano selections | by Carl Presley, and dancing by Miss Nancy Isles. Bremerton-Charleston- Port Orchard ‘Take Fast Steamers at Colman Dock REGULAR SCHEDULE Seattle Daily PLM. *Except Sunday x | [JSPECIAL NIGHT SERVICE, ] Saturday and Sunday, §:30 P, and Daily, 6:30 and 11:30 P.M. ff AUTOMOBILE FERRY to Bremerton Daily Pvextra trip Sat. i 30 P. uw BY fAPassenger Fare, 800 Round Trip FY NAVY YARD ROUTE Ps Colman Dock Main 3993 [4 LJ se Me HL A cH Bk Ba a for Valpar ; ate Julin Lackenbach ham via tr ou for icobe via City for Boston via ports, at] for Oakland and San $a Alaska Vessels uthbound, at 6:45 p.m.) op. p. June 21—Batled, atr Admiral | 5196, Rogers, southbound 3 a. tm. | Win. Wer, lova—June 21 ate oasis a | Hanson, 3411 35th ave. W.; | 9 N, 36th at; garage, | - Edw. Roesch, | to real $1 Mr, Hull, 1740 Lakeside ave, 8.; McGraw wt.; adiition Rickenbacker Six. rrthe Detruit agent sold month of May. move $125, Shibles, 1626 14th ave, 8.; garage, | 10018 Watera ave; garage, Watson, southbound, at 9 a, m. Harry 7 + * Uona to store, $ Vessels in Port at Seattle seo, Amith Cove Terminal—Pler 40—Str Preat- st Hatate, 414 Valley st.; gar- dent MeKintey, str amore Dell Btreet ‘Lerminal—U. #, © Pier 1ist—Atr Owego Pier 6--Btr Bilverade Piet A—Aur Admiral Piet Hower Lanta Pier Doate Admiral Pacitie Conat Coat i Heather. U. 8. Shipping Board Moorings B. Moree Rows Mast Waterway Dock & Warehouse Co Re Meraigan Mart str Dattey? raptors ay Frank Ly road Drydocke 160 Puret Pattor Colman Creosote Worka—ste Tf, W, t $ “Third ave.; altera 3207 First ave, | ot | | | in 15 consecutive days. arng age, $100. Unalga,| R.A, Liveaa, 2500 8. | $160, } Cyrus Laplore, 6268 41nt ave. | alterations to chicken house, $25. Aloxander,| Seattle Tennis Club, 912 40th ave Itton to b $800. Hilla 5201 a. Helen st.; garage, 8. W, best known. : olson, th Aman, nkere: Ce U8 LH 19th aye, 8; tr Anna Erickson & Cotton, 212 10th rations to fate, $1 Btroet W, Webster at: Terminal—Str Santa 46th ave, 8 W | h Str West Nilus, str Wont atr President Harrivon, str North- ath Acquell L'Brldko MDrodging Co.—str ay, 8% Columbia $150. 0 California ave, tlons to Potts, $160, Jnckovieh, $65 Taylor, 8716 11th Kk 1004 Riverside drive; garage, Drydock-—Bark Gratin, etr| Jam, De Otto Gi garage, $10 510 W nfson, § Smith; garage, $150, 26 Keystone place; uprum, U, 8. 8, Beitttle y—Hehr Commo barge Coauitiam 1, 9, OVER $1,000 ©. Magho, 2012 W. both » alteration, $1,000. Woldenbacker, 1208% Beventh widenee 24x94, $1,070 Weidenbacker, 1208% Seventh frame realdence 34x24, $1,970. PL J, Holland, ¢ th 8; framo rowl- dene 44x28, $4,000. Metropolitan Butlding Co., 1801 Fourth; addition to fireprook office, $1,800, dore, rehr Be City. Whalers Star Portland Produce | Vriday's Quotations tor-—-28 @ A2e, 244 D Na Mens @ frame rent Nom } den: P. frame ? x investment. Ny rrone Detroit salesman alone sold x 7” Detroit Knows Cars Becitsa every man, woman and child in Detroit knows motor cars just as a Kentuckian knows horses: rr Detroit has placed its stamp of approval on the 208 Rickenbackers in the 5 Rickenbackers rethe Rickenbacker stands first in its price class in Detroit where the car and the men who make it are rr these facts alone may not prove Rickenbacker stock to be abig investment r+ but other facts we can offer interested investors do prove it conclusively. Send for These Faéts Now The Rickenbacker Co., Inc. 1208 L. C. Smith Building, Seattle, Washington Telephone Elliott ‘The Rickenbacker Co.,Inc., 1213 L.C.Smith Building, Seattle, Washington. Tam interested in all facts you have to offer that prove Rickenbacker Stock to be a superior 2268