The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1923, Page 17

saya PAGE 18 BIG EXPOSITION READY TO OPEN Susy Week Ahead for Guests of Merchants’ Show WALI YORK, July k market to STREET J 1». day with £ NEW the at Pan-American issues ¢ was active and higher # Steel open price Stat ng stock Thousa K Pai Pan who tt west opens st. tern of an, 89 Ame pa (tM thern Pacifi &S, iby will M com Rex Sr 1 follows Monda sm. w plete day will Reg at be 5 Grain son th CHICAGO, July 18 ored substantial gal m. to } y ) aba ef trans Tuesda 5 * during th yoot of Be th affected by show, I ar the « ebants w eed higher f advancing from 1\ wheat und ghtly oe. T ance ¢ Wednesc for v wives last night's close, opr ptimistic from a t the excepth ¢ The Tor 4 sh day a at show 6 s. 1 a Bank ¢ anadian crop wo chants wi Comm tert the Bremerton tra and a ch The same af be guests tration of merci tion will « day Friday — Pre and review of t? Saturday—Fx1 th. until 10 | The manager In additior display of art wholesaled there will be » tional picture depicting th fruit industry, t! in the displays the milk ind “We tendance wh at a merch Pacific ‘Thursday being aszsemt are hel the open Monday everyone in Sea 4 to the city to next week.” Chicago Car Lots S Wednesday's Quotations way o shels 5 per by oh istained prices “taking sales the slight pealthy pos tuating like Ww arked widen and the more defer here rt inter ho’ late we declin tion at ing the later ews was after ady ‘eraing, fai to weakness, holding uout the ses months: avorable. ing wi a. to ounced that ou mal extensive | ocals s manufactured and} P; re weak this trade territory . sual edvee-| Chicago Board of T exhibits, ix ca Wednesday's Quotations bets : peu High Low neing done | j $0.95 $1.00 09 nd | Rept 97% 9D oT aity Th cle visions wi motion growth of the unis ex pledge when the We in ¢ to show doors comple morn nine Furnished by Logan & Bryan #10 Second Ave. Financial Flashes From James Macfariane & Co. SLL Second Ave. Twenty $89.50, an Failroad st advance of 17 r joins Price levels Rail agreement ends Septem ber 30. Trainmen may then make w wage demand. Standard Oi! of New J @uced fuel oil at New Yor & barrel to $1.60 at tern Separation of the International Harvester company stock into at least three distinct corpora- tions, with wholly separate own- ers, stogkholders and official demanded by Attorney Gen- eral Daugherty yesterday in a petition filed in the federal dis- trict court’at St. Paul. industrial stock t 38 average % average $79.26, ° Liverpool Grain Wednesday's Quotations Wheat Open High lew July 7? ¢ te td te : } od N. Y. Sugar and Cof Wednesday's Quotations Sugar—Easter. aw, $7.03 granulated, steady, $1,.75@9. Coftee—No. 7 Rio spot, tic t Santos 12% @13%0 1 New York Cotton NEW YOF 7i—T pened $23.6 Boston Wool BOSTON, July 18.—There ts market. This demand parently based on the belle American Woolen compan ng fall o ersey re ents b.; stands at pres ent, as intlication: the road|jines has already ca its divi-| last dends for 1923 | Charles M. Schwab, in an in terview yesterday, is quoted as Wednesday's Quotations Saying: “We have every reason | Butter—Extras, Ib. fo feel confident of the future |, ‘itst. $26 IP business conditions.” He added |° "5" doz: extra that business conditions in this | undersized pu country, on the whole, are on a \Chtene—Callfornia fia firm and substantial basis and that there is no logical reason for the caution being displayed. | Delaware & Hudson plans appeal] cag to the t court! stead commiss! tentat, gna feeders, $4 valuation properties | Hége—Receipts at $95;680,80 | Shipping + protest on| the government's proposed policy in Operating merchant fleet A total of 8646 new freight cars was placed in service on the carriers from June 15 to July 1, bringing the total number placed in service since the first of the year to 79,210. On July 1 the roads had 96,855 new freight cars and 1,900 locomo- tives on order. Yeliow Cab pany re from 200,000 to 600,000 share planned to sell 400,000 stockholders at $12.50 dividend of $5 « year w on the en shares ——$<$£@$———__—___. Meetings ] At the council o in the Masonic noon, E. F rector of will discuss ‘ Markets.” expecially Miss FE Washington, those which pre 4514c 30%e doz.: Ext “pulleta, 26¢ doz. {a Wednesday's Quotations Receipts, 0 supreme tate commerce ifers, 00; st marke @7.5 Sheep repare Receipts, 200 Lambs, $12.00@13.25 lambs, $11.00@11.75 o- Seattle Clearings $8,15 Portland Clearings B com lances will i stock It is Tacoma Total action % tran per share. A . be paid r 600,000 : | Furnished by H. M. Herrin & 117 Cherry St. | Bank Stocks American Savings Bank Canadian Bank Dexter Horton National ational Bla $75.00 + 205.00 meeting of club rooms, Ft Seaboard National Erckenbrack, district di mal the U. # ving (board, to Title Trust; Developing Our Foreign | Stocks— His talk will deal more} with South America zabeth Bates Tower, D. C., executive fary of the American Merchant Marine Library association, will dis- cuss the important relationship of the “Library of the United States Sea Service bureau” to metchant | Goodyear Tire & Rubber marine, and Miss Elizabeth Choate,| (cal) pfd one of the gifted violinists of the |Hawailan Sugar ° t Honolulu Plantation Cornish school, will pla [onc ee: tally, z |New World Lite. TRADE TERMS |\:0%2's, |Onau, Bugar Owl Drug pfd INDUSTRIALS trials industrial | Pacitic Alaska Navigation Pacific Car & Foundry Pacific Const Piscult by production ind goods, ‘To Pacific Gas & Elec pta | Pac, Tel. & Tol. pfa Pioneer Milla (sugar) be distinguished from securities is sued by railroads, public utilities, movernments and municipalities, Industrial Albers, com Albers, pfd. Aero Alarm, com ‘Alaska Bteamahip Carnation Milk Prod. Centennial Mill Federal Telegraph Fisher Flouring Mills neral Potroleurn, & Milling com ain & Milling pfd pfd.. Globe Grain Globe our 80.00 96.00 + 110.00 90.85 92.50 25.00 40.00 5.00 90.94 40.00 $9.00 116.00 49.00 08.00 “Indu thes, fiony enga wale of cor or secur corpora und are those issued din the nodities | Puget Hound Power 6% pfd Teld Biron, pfd Bporry Four, com. s+ fiperry Flour, pfa. ¢ | Muperlor Portiand Cement. Todd Bhipya’ Zollerbech pfd . There © GRAIN MARKET evens soe. SCORES AGAIN morning selling to National extimated covering In July and reflect ade was light and mostly by | San Francisco Produce cy, 2515 Denver Live Stock market f steers, $3.00@ bulk, market. ewes, BANK CLEARINGS — 2,020,867.28 | 6,244,508.00 1,428,819.00 | 2,281,000.00 Seattle Stock Market OURNAL tivit m was moderate ractiomal changes fr ontinued the atrongest dat 9 New Y debaker Pan-Amert ow Haven, Utah, 59% Wednesda; ok American Tobscco Ajax Rubber wer. # Amer, Amer American Oa Ame! on Oli Amer. Intl Corpa Amer. Linseed Amer. Locomotive A Mee! Fnari sugar & We prices 6 Chi Sharp ware Amer, Te Ameri¢a Ana Atehiaon do pfd Atl Guit & W, 1 Atlantic Coast Austin Nichole Heeohnut Daldwin Haltiw Bet Butte cash Len nda Coppe 0.1% 4 Dry ¢ closed er the xceed na on Aber Locor +& em Bt th teld « o ton ited r ro re n with There between 4 deliver raphophone onsolidated Cla wolidated ontinental Can th the Mdated Teatl the Products strong jo Bteei Cuba Cane Hugar do pfd |Comp, Tat | Dupont | Division Che | Dom & Te rade Del. Lk. & Weater | Rieotrt Erie do tat pfd |Mastman Kodak Fammo, joodrich Gt. Northern ptd Mud on Mot Inapirati Intl, Ni » Kay Kresge & Rubbe tt fe Myers ville & Naahy Loew Theaters Lima Locomot Manhattan Mextean Midvale #he fee Mel refined, | Natio Pere Marque | Pittsburg & W. Va Pal. Car gre Bug a de- in the is ap f that th 8 spring | will show advances on thelr Reading Republic Iron & St Rock Island | aoa | do B | Ratiway Btee! Spri Replogle Ateet Ray Consolida jeynolds Toby vailed| prime ‘a Inte, gee doz. naolidat Southern Pacific Houthern Railway ) Farnished by rmal value 866. 00. 30 cts 30 cta 30 cts. 30 ots 82 cts 80 cts. 80cta 80 cts ockers er] Cann Fren in Sw t 25@ $7.40 teed. $4.00 Swed Dani Gree Aust Holland Rum: pan . Wednesday’ Forni 810 Se Serlos ond ‘ 1 First 4s Second Firat 4 ond Third 44s rourth 44m aw 4s x |F Co. |N Anked | . $85.00 Foreign ‘feces [onanes opened Jn 122,00 | 240.00 215,00 185.00 170.00 Foreign 116.00 140.00 1 5 Russian 5i%n, Russian 514s, § 10.00 | Russian, 644 42.50 2.00 | 93,00 102.50 British 11000 | Britian Britiah 97.60 | Britieh ante Belgium 67.60) Belgium BId | Japanese Japan |Japanese 2nd 4) | United Kingdem, United Kingdom, 0 | tralian 6a ‘ _Premiu te Ist 4 Bia 50.00 95.00 13.0 110.00 | 28.00 100.00 85.00 100.00 | 120,00 Ank BASE) Yucatan structor tudy bi the national In Cul ‘They is # fo th bail it int play it on lot In Japan wh “ae'9|Mon sight to woe 91.00) ing or running 114-00 | brothers or sist ‘Big backs, Bid $5.00 97.00 FINANCIAL ft N. Y. Stock Market Forvished by Logan & Bryan L 810 Second Storage Bat dated Foreign Money Status Wednesday B10 Second Ave., Seattle Italian German mark Norway Liberty Bonds d by Logan & Bryan Jy Hire, 310.00 | 950,000 to the dollar Wednesday's Quotations Vurnished by Logan & Bryan 810 Second Ave., Senttle BALI, ABROAD game hard down there, | Wheat Local KVIEW y at the opening of Wednesday's clos f the TABLE: iis, Consol Markets id Wholesale Deale (The prices given are (nose ma tall 4 ler eeanonn prices (0 Bp an be figured by deducting the portation to Hea' 16% for haul oF Asparagus Neans — Ver De Per t. y's Quotations Cal, dos, bunches , |. new | Cabbage er pack Ave, Reattle pay ee Local, dos. new | Caulifiower Celery Cocumbers: Vor carte Per crate Loos) hothy » fa Local, per crate auck s en, dos . dob, ir Green Pei Potatoes Id storage, taney old storage per tt | Spinaen Tomatoes uthern, per Dos Local, Turnipe bun FRUITS ball | Apptes— Yel. Transparent, 44% | APricots—4-baaket {2 | Mananas— Per Af | Cantatoupes—standara 120” | Casabas—Per tm $3 | Cherries—ning e4q | Tartartan i | Royat | Pie cherr Coromnute— Per dex 118 | Dates—Dromedar 10% | Plge—-Dried Cal 34%) | Gooseberries 106% 23% | 118% | new per Anne 36-pkay bea 10 4-08, phe » ida, b er Grape Fratt—¥) x n wmb, per cave per Loganborries er crate Lewons—Vancy Chotes Oranges Per box Peaches —I'er crate Raspberries—Per crate Pineapple Ter case Plums atrawberries Magoons Mar Watermelon Yakimines ark Heedlings Per Per box NUTS tees Paid Wholesale Dest Rack Lots Walnuts Jumbo, Fe a> et DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Vaid to Shippers Battertat— rade, b. Beattie wupply DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices to Retail Dealers Local ores cubes. Local prints, wre Freak ranch white shel k POULTRY AND With a f rod appr and 10@ oe iM 13 rT 1691.7 + 060@1 0G. 14e 181. oogs oo Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers oog: ue MEATS Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers to Shippers per Brojlers Roc 0% au er Geese—Live, Belgian 1 Turkeys Live, fa! | Roosters. | Howe hoice It 0 heavy 11M eel 5 up. Fancy 4 Ths, per 1b Du 8-16 Oi, per tb ne 102 101% 1 14% B is 24% 146% | 224 Fancy light Fancy heavy, 146-200 tb Medium heavy, 10-260 Tha POULTRY AND ME. Prices Pald Wholesale Deal Ducks—Dressed, per Tb Hens—Dressed, heavy . Dressed, Haht ... Live, heavy, 1 Live, Haeht, T Brollers—1922, per Th | Geese—Drened, per T Turkpys—Fancy, dreaved . Live, fancy, T% aree—Live, er Th ry dressed, Hogs—Fancy block |Veal—Fancy, light - Heavy, coarse Medium, dressed LIv Quotations | Cattle— Prime steors Medium to Koo Prime cows and h 5 Calves... rer Bulls | Home— 5 Seattl | Prime Low Clore| smooth heavy 100.10 100.10] Tough heavy 6 98.04) Pigs 98.06 | Sheep— 08| Prime lamba 9] Common to cholee . lings ; Wether vvséerssesess Ewes Quotations oxan & Bry Present valu ing $4.59 dian ch fran: jan franc. franc. ra per Tb 000037 Lo 16 dish krona M krone sh krone.. k drachma, .2.60 cta rian crown. .0014%c | florin. .39.20 cts | anian lel.....6.2 eta tah pesota, 14.26 eta 50 cts STOCK 1 7's Quotations | H AA High 00.00 FLOUR A Whole Family patents war—Cane, per owt. . Beet, per cwt HAY, GRAIN AND F | Alfalfa Hay—Piret grado MGW csr eveeiarics gra—Whoie, yellow, 130° Cracked and feed meal, 166’ | Rarley—Wholo feed, 100 Rolled and ground, 80 Onts—Whole feed, 100° Rolled and groun Sprouting, 100 Wheat—Recleaned food, 12 All Grain Chop-—40'x Chick Feed—100's Chick 1B. M, Mash 59 | Growing Feed—t00 174 | Growing Mash-—100 81 | Bigg Mash-—100'n 42 | Herateh Feed—100's nbc M0) 42 leocoanut: Meal—100' arebye {5 | Cottonseed Meal—100's Hhyy | Eimeeed Olt Meal—i00'n tt S314 | Boxe Bean Ment—io0'n thao! 113, VEE | Altalta, Meat—100'8 1937,, 102 4 Jost, | Bone Meal—100' ! {742 | Granulated—100' % | Charcoal (hardwood) Tish Menl---100's | Grit—Limentone, 100'" Eastern, | Biel rn oyater, for | Western oyw 100's Mixed food, 80's OILS AND LEADS (Local Market) | Turpentine—In drums Bemallon. cana Linseed Ol}-—Thaw, tegallon can Duiled, S-gallon can White Lead » ‘St GAL Exchange le Prices y 18.—Forelgn ex. ular, Beerling, $4.59% ; $0,0430%; marke, | Flour 1 Securities 100" Bid Anked i rs achta a 43% 3 5214 49 100° nding a physical in 6 United States to They've fallen 100'm 100° most popular sport almost every vacant ere It is so uncom: » hoys batting, fleld- bases with baby ré strapped to their in barrels Perey) 19 jore ry ° Abe 06 ug Stockyards 1@ 700@ 5.000 0@ T') oe 00@ Oe 00@ bo@i1 00010, 1 100 #2 + 6.008 & 00 & it 0007. 46 4% 1 Mt 6 49. 00 ° 1% 16 13 aa tee eeee A100 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 66 Rt 67 MUST WAIT FOR LUMBER REFUND Railroads Ask Rehearing on Commission’s Award TACOMA, July 19 of Visions of }prompt payment estimated $500,000 refund charges tre Northwest have faded befor Washifigton on lumber freight m railroads the eyes of West ern and Oregon lumber | men, Milwauke Northern tehes have | The Great Northern Pacific and Union Pacific from Washingt anked thi for lines, dixy D. C., said commeres comminsion ment on the Went decinion of April to |tion of reparat for rT) tions of state interstate 4 reargu rn lumber rate na modifica awarded shippers ted since excensive rates coll railroads allege the repara award was mide by only three of the inter nmisson the eleven members and repara commerce —o¢ that an erroneous basis for tions was order Chamber of Com bureau, the case In ta of ci Jen to point umber ‘fre rn Kansas, Okla Texas, Louisiana Comminate division ers Dan ampbell ‘oads means that | preparing ar tatements of repara tions on freight differences between the old and new rates until the govern mer | the shippers walt body hax decided to uphold or| but it is merely ‘ TH Northwest Prod ucts | Three hundred and fifty kisses a minute is some Perea ‘all in the day's work’’ with Mise Ladora et the decision rendered in April.) Shapley of the Imperial Candy Co. of Seattle. Of course, they Ask Receivers for ‘ Ohio Fiscal Firm only cuts the kisses, but wraps them at the rate of nearly siz le COLUMBUS mental July application for re nine subsidiaries Dolling Co., fiscal bre filed today by 13 local ockholder#, A similar seeking recetvership and the mpany Supp for Ohio of, M corn, pre appl for the Dol ling company ernatior Mortgage « week move renulte the D Today's week's applicats at Jers and to have in tock manies thruc Spain and Germany Extend Agreement ™ The be tween tal- commercial agreement Spain and Hahed on Jan tended from bans Germany, © 15 Inst and ex h on extended until to a cable department of mrmercial Attache C. Madrid. been fu September 36, rding gram to the com. merce from ¢ H. Cunning Herbert Hoover to Address Meeting |» He am, retary Hoover will meeting of t ot Comme noc 6 member { the Seat 0 Friday, July 2 ‘Ship News Tides in Seattle Second Low Tide | Second Low T%d jo Chamber of | second High "ide | Sec ' . Weather Bureau Report | -raToosit July 16 ay; hfe | mu; te Bllverado, at ¥ a. in Jatr Frank Lynch, at 4 @. mu; » at 4:40 a. wed out, Alaskan, Pa ge Arrivals and Departures ARKIVED—J uv 1§—Btr Cold Harbor from Portland, Me. vis Dest York, Philadeiphia, Balboa, fan maf str @unoll from Middlesbro vis; 2a | Ste Bowling from New York via Har fs, Halvon, Ban Pedro and | fan Mt sre p,m U. B.C | Snot from Port Angeles, at SAILED—July ms str Thos. P. Heal tor Tacoma, ‘Bverett, San | Pedro and Balboa, at 6 a Tre w.t ote He 3 Alaska Vessels re—July 17 pund, at 6 a July "17 westbound, at uth be Pedro, 4:30 omish 18—Bt for ate on via San July York via Ta Belling! Ban Francis Balboa and Philadelp’ str Nome City for & Alexander for Ban Pedro at 4 p.m 2:40 a. m. Alaska, at at D. Potors atr Joffer north Salled, ited, ate 11:60 p, m, nd, at 8 a. th ; ate m, western, | Princess Louise, Vessels in Port at Seattle | Plor 41 barge Str Ment Wm, Not Meith Cove Terminal tow argo Bayden rthern Termmal Str Tokiwa Hell a ¢ | homish Grand Street ‘Terminal—v. G. Bno- Trunk Pacific | Queen, str Admiral Pier 11-R—Str Owego, L wood. Pler 6—Str Munindles Pler 1—Htr Horace Luckenbach, Pier A—Str Admiral Sobree Pier B—Str Admiral Nicholxon, | Harbor Pier D: Union F Mngha Connectlout Atiantlo Street Terminal Stacy Street Terminal Milwaukee Ocean Terminal— avans, 8 ©. 8. Dell Admiral Rodman Terminal—ste ate ithe Kdgar Bow Street Terminal—Str Robin tr Madison, Str Panaman, Terminal—Str Crafts ‘Terminal--tr Wheaton. Str West Nilum, atr West President Marrlaon, str Santa President Jefferson. Bridge & Dredging Co | Puget Sound | Patterson | Moffernan's Alanka Str Drydock—Str Redondo, atr A Mlelviie | winnisw “Marine, ttaitwny Star Noa, 1,4 4% Hone City, Kv whalers cota] | ov “= BIG CUT IN COST New to month since, | it |, denee MJ are candy kisses, and they are made by machinery. The pi ture shows Miss Shapley operating the machine that not a second. British Ships Use Douglas Fir one of the two, buildin for has re battle. British ed teak, the pre- hter on to tts large the now Dov oT departmer sumably weight - OF GOVERNMENT » nece to advices received by of commerc use it ts inuch compar Running Expenses Reduced by Department Economy bec in in strength. Float Jap Steamer Off Columbia Spit |: PORTLAND, July 19.— Aground on Peacock spit, at the mouth of the TY| Columbia river, since last Saturday, the|the Japanese steamer Yonan Maru ana| was finally floated late yesterday | jand towed to Astoria, advi re- elved here stated. opera atate nt inwued comp today the treas' during 1923, aring expenditures fincal year ending | the previous fears. Expenditures year totaled | during amounted end: made $3,244,627,52 preceding year $3,372,607,899, government in the ta 27,629, dead he was sick. The emir of Asir ts hardly any of us knew Where is Asir, anyhow? while| they} to Altho the depart lin ®& hundred could name the con- ments were granted increases in ap-| tent it's on, let alone the particular prok arge reductions in the|*Pt: It is south of the Hejaz, on ee | the Red sea, not very far from where | ation. of the children of Israel crossed the s establishments,|on dry land. So strong is human pride, it is likely the old ruler imag: ined the whole world revolved about his particular person and country the many of and ¢ bs the navy offic griculture, ury and postoffice departments) the inc and brought cases Yet| About one | URSDAY, JULY MILLS GAIN IN NEW BUSINESS Orders Run Well Ahead of Normal Production hundred and thirty-one mills reporting to West Coast Lumber men’s association for the week end ing July 14th, manufactured 90,281,- 405 feet of lumber; sold 100,186,996 feet; and shipped 94, 642,877 feet. Prodtction for reporting mills was per cent above normal. New busl- ness was 11 per cent above produc tion. Shipments were 6 per cent be- low new business ‘Thirty-eight per cent of | business taken during th for future water delivery. This amounted to 38,173,172 feet, of which } 30,629,169 feet wax for domestic carko delivery, and 7,6b4,003 feet export, New business by rail amounted to 1,917 cars. Forty-three per cent of the week's |tumber shipments moved by water. |This amounted to 40,719,115 feet, of which 23,180,299 feet moved coasts wine and Intercoastal; and 7,538,814 |feet overseas. Kail shipments to- taled 1,649 cars Local auto and team delive taled 4,452,764 feet Unfilled domestic cargo orders to- tal 141,603,286 feet. Unfilled export orders, 70,938,547 feet. Unfilled rail trade orders 6,861 cars. In the first 28 weeks of the year, production reported to West Coast Lumbermen’s association has been 2,726,982,568 feet; new 2,840,867 feet; jens shipments 3011, 60 feet N. P. BOOSTS | EGG FARMING The Northern Pacific Railway, in addition to tho national advertising rried on jointly with the Great |Northern and the Chicago, Burling. jton & Quincy roads, is using its din- ling car menus to feature the Pa- |ciflc Northwest as a poultry raising territory. In their “Breakfast Chat” they give Washington's “hen cen. | sus” as 4,600,000, and state that the Washington Co-operative Egg and Poultry association, of Seattle, alone |shipped 266,284 cases of eggs last year. “In say, One all new week was ries to- the Pacific Northwest,” they “poultry raising has advanced beyond the stage of a farmyard side- line, In the state of Washington alone $10,000,000 in new wealth if Aded each year by Her Majes' ne Hen. Nowhere on ihe continent are conditions so favorable to. high- ly successful popitry farming.” | Seattle ‘Shipping Has Big Increase During the first five months of 1923, the total value of imports and exports passing thru the port of Se- attle increased $70,799,471 over the same period of 1922; the total. im- port and export tonnage showing an increase of 596,234 tons over last | year, as shown in figures compiled | by the statistical department of the | Seattle Chamber of Commerce. | jyet he was anybody outside That's fame. dead for weeks before Asir heard of it, tho large reduction in the] running expenses, | Wenatchee Railroad | Calls Mass Meeting| | ATCHEE, July 19.—A mass | neato of fruit growers has been| called for tonight to secure evidence | jto place before the interstate com-| mereo commission hearing, which | will commenco Monday, to consider | fate of the Wenate! puthern railway. It is considered essential to cean of the new road Fruit Inspection | to Be $7.25 a Car! |, Combined state and federal gen n of fruits will cost $7.25 per car,| has been decided by the state de-| partment of ‘agriculture and repre-| sentatives of the United States bu- gricylture inspection sery Federal certificates alone will 5 py Platform inspec. ne will cost §3 per car. | rates are uniform all over l Ghe reau of | | | | I have to hurry home to get | To enjoy a matinee, golden | | | | Building Permits | a | | UNDER $1,000 get Bound Fuel Co., 1742 W. | fuel shelter GB. Metcalf, 6529 Palatin ave. addition ‘to ronide $200, Robert. 1818 Mra, Stine, 2819 J. Hi, Pearce Karl. Gunther, $50 Alvin $100. R. 8, Smith. hours in the great outdoors, Spokane, dinner without the dread of | th W., Rarage, st simple dishes? alteration ini the most simp at 24th. N RANGE 9215 14th $50. garage, The ELECTRIC garage, 8. W., Russell, 1425 Orange 8t., garage, time and labor. 2121 46th 8. W., alteration $200 27 40th #. W., garage, $30. | 4340 12th N, B,, alteration $200. 6627 Callfgornia ave, idence, $100, * irew nmond, 464) Orcas realdence, A. Hall, 6 Mra. to realdence B. MeWado, teration to Tenant, A garage, $6 L, Burger, 547 Donovan at Mra, Frank Kramer, 6617 teration to residence, $26. John Johnson, $451 42nd & $12. John $100, Jolin Peters, 9644 Forter & Klelser, $100, How Electric Range—compact Kitchen, complete Standard quality regulate the heat perfectly medium and high, dust smart range for bungalows, and averagedsized homes. INSTANT HEAT for COOKERY — an invaluable low" smallest M al- cookery. Karger, iat 8. W $50.) ,al W., \earage, Rentz, 428 30th N., raised house, | Sint S., garage) $50. Fuhrmab, sign, Foster & Klotser, 7403 £. hoard, $300, Maude Sweeney, 7612 13th 8. W. garage, $50. Herman Solheim, 9006 Wost 6intJ to residence, $200, J. Murphy, 201 5. 10th N, slgn- f the switeh, | aearten, acme of convenience, All the done in the power houso far but quick heat waits in Kitchen cook the most and delicious foods. M. . Pug P. 4and, $1,000 46th, garhgo, $100, hin Colling, 1612 3 frame real $1,800, Alma Peterson, 4023 University way, me resldenca 24x80, $2,600. ott 2816 Jackon st, x20, $1,400. MeConaghy, King ve romidence, 40x24, § Davin, 2136°N. 62nd, dence addition, $1,000 outhweat Soattle |T 2615 Brandon, fra $1,000 JW. Phillipe, 40x16, $1,000 M, J, Nit,’ 2226 Int W ahxak, $2,000 Nat, 22 2hx28, $2,000. Nint 2225 Int W., 00. of California 1227 Wentlake N,, Inboratory, $1,000, 2204 Sint 8, W., frame store, 2,600, to Mra, fr °. 700. frame renl- Provament Club, 6 club house, GOxa4, 1914 N 45th, frame atore, . frame residence, Sint W,, frame residonce, M 28x28, Shell ¢ frame 1 Knap) 60x24, frame featdence, for elements to the cottages Perfect Servant in the Home 'T it pleasant to know you don't dinner? summer or the pleasure of bringing guests home for rushing about in a hot kitchen to prepare even plays & great part in modern conservation of convenient to have a “Bunga- for the e FREE seed Demonstration low, neat, PERFECT servant ready at your command with one turn Night and day always on the job—scientific, sure—the it is work is away— your own cool nutritious Main 5000