The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 14, 1923, Page 26

aw Regarding Branches RY WILLE AM a. LOSH SHINGTON, Deo. 14.—Tho fed © system is doomed unless puts national banks on a ‘with state banks of the sys in the matter of branch banking, aller of the Currency Dawes d in his annual report sub- to Secretary of the Treasury today. tution of a privately owned highly centralized financial con- of the banking machinery of the States for the federal reserve | is inevitable unless this is Dawes said. D avert the danger Dawes recom: d congress should pass a law ating national banks the power ly forbidding the establish.| ‘of branches by national banks localities where such privi- Are forbidden to state banks i trust companies. undesirable alternative, Dawes js to forbid state banks in stem to engage in branch bank- currency comptroller gave an aistic picture of the condition of n banks generally, The system of the country {s ntly able to meet the finan. mands of commercial and in- fial enterprises in this era of perity, he said. ources of the 30,178 banks in “country on June 30, the end of past fiscal year, totaled $54,034,- , an increase of $3,592,595,000 the fiscal year. these resources, $21,511,768,000, “about 40 per cent, was concen- d in $239 banks of the national mg system, while $32,523,145,- ‘or 60 per cent, was held by the state banks, mutual and stock banks, Ioan and trust com- and private bank this huge total, $30,416,577,000 As at work as loans and discounts, ile $13,872,547,000 was invested in pyernment, municipal, railroad and lic utility bonds. ual deposits in the banking sys- which provided the money for| purposes, totaled on June 30 034,195,000. | TELLS GROWTH F COAL MINE: nition of a Washington state in a national way was given & recent issue of the Black Dia- hd Magazine, considered the high-| E authority on all matters pertain. to coal. This national magazine output of Bellingham coal is between 60 and 75 per cent| ir than it was a year ago. It} estimated that this month's pro-| detion will total 22,000 tons. | fhe operating company is now | eying more than 200 men, and iS & payroll of $50,000 a month. It lilding a bridge across Squalicum i for a new rail spur that will), it to switch its cars with less | and it will soon enlarge its where the coal is washed and | } BARKER HEAD | ‘OF GYRO CLUB Dr. George A’ Barker was elected its annual meeting Thursday night the L. C. Smith Building restau- Jesse M. Warren was chosen te to the international conven. | at Detroit. | Other officers elected were Jeep | -L. Marks, vice president; O. F. Gas- ‘ secretary-treasurer; Warren| Sergeant-at-arms, and Stan- Tey F. Barker, Richard W. Pasco and Arthur L. Scott, directors. | ‘ | Two Forsythe Banks | Close Their Doors | FORSYTHE, Mont., Dec. 14.—Two ‘Yoeal banks, the Bank of Commerce | And the First National bank, closed their doors here today. The Bank of | eommerce acted voluntarily and| State bank examiners took charge. Liabilities are estimated at $77! 000, | While assets have not been computed. ‘The First National was forced to lose when a heavy run that threat- med to be disastrous, began, officers stated. Orrin Drew Given Banquet by Gyros Orrin I. Drew, retiring president of the Seattle Hundred Per Cent club, Was guest of honor at a dinner at the Hotel Gowman Thursday night. The dinner was given by the mem Bers and new officers of the cihb. 7 ° Financial Flashes From James Macfarlane & Co, 11 Second Ave. a | Forty bonds avernge #6.85, 0 de erease of .02; 20 Industrial stocks @verage 94.11, an increase of 46 Fall stocks average 81.1 of .36. New York federal reserve bank will withdraw $5,000,000 from member banks in that district Saturday. Pierce Arrow has reduced {ts bank Joans from $3,500,000 to $2,500,000. Mir. Forbes, president of the com pany, said t the Made possible company’ Panded 50 per cent o Purchases of copper by F in the last two days estimated at 2,000,000 pounds. reduction wa Net profits for Wm y, Irs, | ib %. for nine months ended Septem. | Better demand for steel and auto issues is being influenced by the Iron Age reports showing that first quarter buying in steel is coming from automobile trade, Hupp Motors understood to be [considering issuance of additional stock to capitalize expenditures for } rupid development of past few years. ! A , | He was formerly the company’s gen jing THEY MANUFACTURE SUGAR ON A NARROW MARGIN OF PROFIT !! NEW YORK, Deo, 14.—Tho not profits of the Cuban American Sugar Co, for tho year ended Sep. tember 80 amounted to $8,003,148, after deducting Interest, taxes and preferred dividends, it was an: nounced yesterday, ‘This is equivs alent to $7.45 a share of a §10 par value on tho $10,000,000 outstand: ing common stock, ‘The net profits last year wero $2,028,44 LOCAL FACTORY TO BE ENLARGED Extension of Can Plant to | Cost $750,000 vac the per doa, Loc, doa. irg. bunebi Parsnipe—Por sack ..,-. Peppers—Cal., bell, per 1. 9 | Petators— Local whites, ewt. .....- 75 a he + 1,000 1.28 25.009 35.00 bunches Tf +e 00120 The 90 1% Per tb. 4 the | Tomators—Lug ...... Turulps—Per 1.800185 ‘Thursday by officlals of the com- the Seattle factory, when completed, will be the largest of the 60 plants J operated by the company, and one edar at, for which a tion of NEW YORK, Das, 14.—Christmas | tect A. W. Quist, and will be five When the “only ten more shopping fish packers and by the frult Fifth Avenuo never trots out Its] in 1924. ‘The present force of work served for the hastler purchasers. | packers. coukl pay. by the hundred, $22.50. | by whol re, With a te: elry, however, some of the things | ly. 1% for Rauling, “storage ead could be, included: Local, new, per mack ..... dolls which | oJ titigne, ak * | Kes Plaat—rer 1%. of Seville, at $100 to $1,200 A silver cocktall shaker, designated | was without several of these on dis Splnach—tLocal, per box Tyrol, for ladies, at $60. oi time is at hand when the male takes| Jonathans avenue shops, estimate that for the | Cranberries. [mont of tho Seattle plant of the | American Can Co, were announced |pany. ‘Tho tmprovements will cost approximately three-quarters of a million dollars, and officials declare Jot the largest of its kind in the | country. ‘Tho present plant ts located at Elliott aye, and Clay st., and it will) ie «|e extended 400 fect south from New York Shops Establish es es dar st, Was authorized by tho city High Price Records — {councit sereot committeo elected from plans drawn by Archt Present prices for folks who must} stories high, covering a ground area have ‘the best" regardless," reached | 510 by 120 feet @ peak yesterday, Practically all the cans used by days until Christmas” signs went up | packers of the Northwest along Fifth aye, so did scmo other} will be made in the new Seattle plant, things. which will be completed some tle best until the last ten days. The|ers will be doubled, and the plant best must be spared the handling of| will be kept busy next year with tho host of early shoppers and pre-| orders on hand from Northwest Even Now Yorkers wore surprised to find out how much those for whom the best was none too good SE. ATTI E Fancy boxes of candy at $250 and e859 ae MARKETS Cigarettes, each of a different tint, Imported manicure sets, “in the} VEGETABLES latest and smartest,"* $600. | Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Of course, among the more per-| kiven are those made to re- sonal gifts permitted to fathers nad | , 1 to ices to producers such, there was practically no limit | ean be figured by deducting the cost ve to the prices. Barring furs and jew-| transportation to Seattle and appre You could buy your best girl if you | ArtichokesPer doa. wanted to see how extravagant you | Beets—New, don bunches , Dh Sets of mah jongg, Chinese | Caubane- Spreste— 94 game, from $24 to $495 | Carrots—Local, per dos. Candy stuffed into va wore $90 worth Uf Inco petticoats, or | Ganliflower—Per ‘crate "| in @ porcelain lamp at $300. | Cucumbers— Local, Ne Colored shawls, rich with the hues ; Kettuce—Cal, per orate Handkerchifs, in riotous colors and | “Yakima bank new Florentine borders, at dozen. as a “beverage mixer,’ complet with silver glasses and a tray, $340. tied Gema ton @neidentally no Fifth ave. jeweler | Radishes—Local, dos Rutabagas—Per sack... | play). 7 wash —Per Th Walking sticks, their carved hoads | sect Potetocs imported from Bavaria and Of such stuff is New York’s most FRUITS extravagant Christmas made. Prices Pald Wholesale Dealers They Were on display becausn the | ABplee— Delicious Jonatha: to the shopping path, Winter Banana Department store statisticians and | those who keep tab for the smart | Cece | first 15 days of December, 95 Eastern, bbl ber, 95 per cent | Grane = of the shoppers are women. Then| “rreiae hubby takes a look at the calendar a and realizes how, my gosh, how awful close to Christmas, and from today on, until the eve of the 24th, | the male percentage in the shopping mixture increases gradually until it reaches {ts peak at about 40 Eee Lemons—Pancy . | Pineapples—Per cra! NUT Prices Puld Wholesale Dealers Dale | Is ‘Aposicied flack Lots ; by Great Northern Almonds X. Las per M us oe 38 v. rT oeee au W. R. Dalo has been appointed ex. : ‘6 Port and import agent of the Great | Mixed Nute—Per tb... Northern railroad with Seattle hea Walnuts—Cat., No. 1, per 1, quarters, it was announced Thursda Semen: hndaseinee ee Fancy b od, per i, DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices ald Shippers eral agent at Victoria, B. C., and succeeds H. A. Jackson, who died Fecently. Batterfat— Seattle delivery bh, white shell |Census Reports o; on Cotton Consumption WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.—Cotton consumed during November, exq@ud Unters, totalled 613,621 bales, compared with 579,190 bales in No. | ¥ember last year, the census bureau |" """ reported today. Cotton consumer in| Pullets cotton growing states amounted to | Chrese— 358,718 bales, against 364,231 bales| Fe last year, Oil Output of Week Decreases Slightly American Petroleum mates the dally average gross crude ie oil production in the United States | Lisht jfor the week ended December 8 was | tere—Live. } 2,006,150 barreia, with hucien gS hey 2,083,000 last week, use of | Turkeys— 76,850 barrels. A decrease of 53,950 | Koosters— in daily average production of the | 2% Choice Powell field in Texas accounts for substantially all of the decrease, Pu Milk--Cwt F. 0. B. DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Pald Wholesale Dealers Butter—Local creamery, cubes, Local prints, wrapped Fees h ranch, white £o.b. Seattle supply condonsary .. triplets ‘ashington trip! triplet POULTRY Brotlers—Per 1b. Capons—L AND MEATS stitute est Hens 4 Ths. and up-- .! Choice heavy, 159-200 Ibs. POULTRY AND MEAT Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers ks—Dressed, per I. 230 .20 Hens—Dressed, heavy 310 134 Pennsylvania Crude —Drense Oil Price Advances omer et PITTSBURG, Dec. 14 me nayl.| Brotlers—Dressed, per Tb. nia crude oll advanced 2 cents a i Sees et ee rrel tod "| urkeys—Fancy, dreased barrel to The rise is the | “five, taney, 1b first down Belgian Har Dresned ‘ Cows—Country dreased, | Hogs—Fancy block Farm Crops—Cover the lawn with | Veal—Fancy, Mght & coat of well rotted manure. At the| Heavy, coarse rt on 8 LIVE STOCK Quotations at stockyar Cattle— Prime steers 080 .09 2.60. since it hit the spring. 100 ue | time seatter a mixture Sa THAT chk PER! 4 UseOur Modern Safe Deposit Equipment ¥ Hogs— V Rough Pigs Bheep— Prime lambe n to eh Ewes + 4.60 SUGAR heavy FLOUR AND Flour. per ewt. r owt | Alfalfa Hay. Straw First grad. he ‘seartg E NATIONAL feceuine AT COLUMBIA: Onts Completed plana for the enlarge: | It will bo} WAL Vv YORK, uM night Fr # advance In ertide oll prices and November foreign trade fig Inuance of Hah di hange at the opening today | buoyant Jand ¢ tn w ong with Standard ir Ivity, while atrial leaders, ning prices included up Mt Bohulte, 109% Industrial Alooho hemical, 79; Mac! dated Gas, 68, wy i New York Svock Market ‘Thursday's Quotations Tarnished by Logun @ Urea 410 Becond Ave, Bei Btock: Wier Adams & 16% up ty up 1; ores 90,'up + Off 3. tw Chose | Proms sos Advance Kumley lat Reduce Ajax Rubber Alaska Juneau Alited Alia Chal Am, Age do pid Amer, Dect thigat Atwor, Ho | Amer | Amer any Chemidal,, 1 1046 | ay 8 35 a4 434 | h Magneto 98% | Henke Bhoe,., 1% 7 | Hank N HO | Amer. Car & Fn | boi Amer. Can, 10 104 Jin do pia 108 |Amer. Chtcle ....0.) 17 3% 16M | Amer. Drug #ynal |Amer. Exproas .... r of JAm. Hide & Ln. | do ped Amer. lee Amer. Int Amer. | Amer. Loco | Amer, Mezate jAmer. Hafety Razor JAmer. Bhip | Amer. Smeite 6 65% | oT > pet af Amer, Hnutt : a | Amer, Humatra Amer. Sugar i 6% 61M | pr do pra ‘ Amer, Steel tndy Amer, Tel. & Tel 126% | Amer. Tobaceo com 160 | do pra... 10 100 do B 149% 1484 | Amer, Water Works. 39 a8 | Am, Writ, Pa, ptd 14 | De | Amer. Woolen 10% do ptd Anaconda Aved. Dry Goods Asad. Ol Ath Corp. La France +1.80@1.65 | A 38 2.76 ¢ In early und Jersey and BL Kaldwin was the outstanding feature of) UAlted Staton Steel, Toba: Gener: Bee! Northern Pacific, ee HEAT STRIKES RECORD “HIGH” Ree at cH ard ¢ wheat w cash article, sent D w high ot pvered fe its previ TAM, AGO, | fractionally drade today New York Stock M arket nuovEWw ho aignificance of the narkably favorable show= furnished the motive power ntrations in the genoral Hat on the] Punta Aller ement lair dealings, nm the fr 96%, up up trio, 198% {ty | Fractional Losses Recouped 1041/2 Cash Deo, 18, lower on the Ch A late ral hen millera sought in the crop, other 4 nn fract $1.04%, A alight noth: mber, ant hened with wheat and recoy- ‘al xelling appeared in the near= ‘ovinions ‘Thai Wheat— market fter speculators trading Late realizing caused a setback In and showed material 1 however, off the high do from D mbe of ite earlier loases, 1 off with other grains. featur out was without dropped prices at the clo |Chicago Board of Trade raday's Quotations Oven Migh Law 04% $1.04% $1.03% $1.04 1.09% 1.05 1.09% @1.09 Denver Live Stock The Wxtras, doz reday's Quotations 1,490 +0 market, ik, 96.4 ites g46 11.60; d8 Ge under Liverpool Grain ‘Thursday's Quotations “ Port! The Hatter Lees ne Chee Mens—16@2 N. Y. Sugar and Coffee x ‘Thursday Migh Law 4 Set1%a Beith sats dts Od fe . land Produce irminy's Quotations te Quotations BANK CLI Cleartngs Balances Balances ‘Total tran Seattle S760 AMAL 2,009,148.21 20.00 Tacoma actions ,. 3,007,000.00 Quotations by Logan & Bryan ond Aye., Beatle Ked | 8-line ad, 1 time, at 17 ‘The xporl- Y; Studebaker, Reading, 78%, up 143 Davie Ba; Consott- Grains cloned | m.; ate aro the ember tip to a Close | Pier 1 1.08% | tp feeder Ship News Tides in Seattle WRIDAY HATURDAY DEO, Mh « DEO, 16 Virat Low Tide | iret Low Tide 2:03 a.m, 2,0 ft?| 8:09 a m, B.4 tt Viret MWigh Tide | Hirst Wigh Tide || 10:26 a mm, 12,9 ft | 11104 wm, 12.0 ft Necond Law Tide | Kecond Low Tide 5108 p. my G1 ft] 619 p. my 4d ft Meoond no | econ High ‘Tide | 10:08 p, mm, 7.9 tt.) 11:50 pm, 1.9 ft eee NVeather Bureau Report TATOOMT ISLAND, Deo, Mond a. m. Barometer rising slowly; rainy wind fouth, 22 miles an hour, ee Arrivals and Departures Arrived.Dec, 14.--ftr Admiral Dewey from Ban olmeo, at 10:30 terdam via per ident Madison from ‘orthiand from . m atr Julla Lae h from Soaton via ports, at 6:16 p. mi at Vinita from New York via ports, at 4p. mj atr Kdmore from Kobe at 1:46 p, m.i str Milyerado from Han Francisco via Point Wells, at 11:46 mj etr Davenport trom Angeles and flan Vrancisco, at 12 Yorest King from Tacom: ly A. Porter midnight; ete Ki tralia via Port A ate Westham for D. mi tr Dorothy Alexander for Bi Diego via Ban 3 A T:/ golem, at 8 p. Avonemith mi ate ts) Maino for Tacoma, at 6 a. m.; ate Preal- dent Madison for Tacoma, at 7 a m. oe. Vranetaco, Cadwalion for Aut °s| Vessels in Port at Seattle! OF) aimith Ce ya nv 105i s—tte Tye ae: tr Admiral Wate Rell Street Terminal Grand Trunk Pacific Terminal miral Rodman Pier 11D—titr Owewo. Pier TU, B® Doxer, Str Juila Luckenbaeh, iding @& Dry Dock Co— Culburra. * Coal Bunkers—U, % | Beattle Hh ous at F U. #) Hea. 1. &. Bhipping Board Moorings cincering Work Str West cut Atrest Terminal—v, Discoverer, motorship aA Frank tlantic Btreet inted ON Dock ‘Terminal ‘Terminal—ser Vinita, Str Alaska. | U.K. & Hurveyor, | Ruby, motorship | Duthice Termioal—U. @. &, Connsoticut | "itr ‘itarry. Lackenbach | ound Dridge @ Dredging Cn— mond Lighterage Co.—Schr Rose | rininal Comite Verm roan's Dry Dock—étr Seattle Training Btation 2 Buoy ¥ Wuoy Mille—Ht | Union Dry Dock—Motorahip Apex. + Hinkeley—#tr Oduna, ska Steamship Moorin Dedondo, Lake Fi ~ Marine Hallway A. Bophie Cnr Alumina; bktas Aine | 4 les ¥. Croker; barges | City and Grittson. itr Jette . Ketchikan, | Bete . frame reat- | | 0 E. Mercer, frame $ 20th , $2,800. | 205 Columbia st., . Fourth ara,| h ave, B, frame BANK CLEARINGS Seattle Clearings Balances 1,466,828.34 Portland 7,656,223.00 | 89.00 | Clearings 000.00 | %) j2 and 3-room choice apts., electric- failings To cassia ‘The Sea Seattle Star - a | Published Dally at 1207 Seventh Ave, if | Seattle, Washington STAR WANT AD RATES # to one line; cost, 17 | cents per line. | Bame ad to run 3 or more times,| | Fate cost per line, 15 cents, | EXAMPLE | cents per |Count 6 w. line, 3-line ad, to 51 cents run 3 times, at 15 cents | per line, $ Contract Rates by Request Ld A ins 0600 — Want Ad Dept. i BUSINESS” SERVICES ANVIGn All.cases. 595 Lear J.P. BALL-WwM RIAL, 905 3nd We BALL All canes ‘arpet EARPT res aned Write t rug fac- New loca- BE aen-1781 6 LOST AND FOUND | MEN'S VIRGIN WOOL BUITS $29.00. 4 SPECIAL NOTICES es Universal Whist Club Keonomy Wid, 1491 1st, room 1; af- ternoonn 2:40; evenings 6:40, Pub- Ite weleome, 5 LEGAL NOTICES MAX MATTIN, iron Worker, wilt not be re heible for any debts con- tracted by my wife, Lena Martin, after this date, Signed, Max Martin CORT—Ninek and tan male hound, about 4 months old, Phone after Sp. mj BL sot-1611-M. Heward. LOBT—Tatchet brace on Sroadway ear, pane return to 2412 10th ave. N., near Miller at LOBT on 14th N, W, car—Long black kid glove, HU nset-1036, 7 FEMALE HELP WANTED WHEN you need office hel lion Buccess Business College, Crary Wide., at 6th and Union wt. MAin 0642. MODEL—Giri, 12 to ternoon, private _welght, height. 1 HUMATITCHING, te work, 414 Hite! Bid. RAGTIME Pine 9 MALE HELP WANTED Extra Trousers, $5 Match that ol coat and yest with @ new palrof trousers, See our mam- moth stock of pants at new low prices—a thousand pairs to choose from at $5 a pair. Lundqulat-Lilly, 2nd floor Green Bid. 4th and Pike. | 1h, Baturd af- udio, Give age, 2, Seattle Btar, yd. Guaranteed ‘over Bartel Come upstairs and see these fine, virgin wool suite Mlored_ fron fabrics woven right here in Wash~ ington state. ‘Truly beautiful weaves. Guaranteed quality, only #29. Lundaquist-Lilly, 2nd’ floor | ireen Bide. Fourth and Pike. — | CARPENTY bricklayers and | bullders—-Send for our free book, “How to Read Blue Prints.” Tells how to become foreman, superin- tendent or contractor, Make more money, No charge for book. Write | today, Bullding Dept., F 36, Chi- engo Tech, 118 E. 26th at, Chicago. MEN” WANTED for carpenter and road work, at Catheart, north of Beattie, but must buy home and pay $100 down and $10 per month. Yo 1. W. W.'n wanted. Call at 908 ‘Third Ave. Beattie. at once. |STEN, “LEARN THE BARBER TRADE. We can place you in good post n after few weeks’ course MOLER BARBER COL! 223 Occidental ave. AT ANNEX, 2004 8th, av., clean, furnished bedrooms (men); free phone. Trans. 2 F fam Weistield cw 5 watch, throw it away 302 Union Bie G Mock. Opn. poatoffice. MODER AUTO & TRACTOR SCHOOL, day and night classes. Send for free catalog. 2760 10 SITUATION—MALE WANTED — iy first steady employment _ences. KE nwd-1016 ANY leaka in roots? ¥ e: 1335 and forget it PAPER hangtn. Brown. BE acn-298: Ka PLASTERING-—We go anywhere for any ize job, KE nwd-b434. | | 19 FURNISHED HOUSES | FOR RENT | NICHLY furnished d-room house Garden. 2109 Horton st. Jefferson | Park car. | 20—FOR RENT HOUSES" 7233 TAFT ST. F Wentiake | ateam-heated bath jaas painter, best of refer- ~~ Kalsomining. | fur-| Rainier 4-room cottage; nicely nished; garage: garden; valley car ent $25. Henry C. Ewing and Company 0 Alaska Bldg. MA tn-7134. ROOM good condition, 4213 2ni per month. ME Ir, 23 FOR RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS UNDER new, management — Brook lyn Hotel, 207 University st. Th renovated: neatly furnished | ; steam heated; hot and cold | $3 a week and up. LOVELY bath; ight; distance, 313 821. __Baat 0093 24 FURNISHED APTS. AND FLATS Lexington-Concord JUST FINISHED (NEW apartment district.) nd Ave. EL fot-5818-W. cL WALKING DISTANCB 2408 LEV eauipped. a $45 up. MADRONA_ DISTRICT furnished 3-room apartment | ‘aad sleeping perehs garcpeneess $33 30th ave. | 23 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ATTRACTIVE, newly housekeeping and el: steam heate The Invern) Summit ONE la thing f 826 FWO ales uselke ‘ery- eeping Fooms. STORES TO RENT STERN AVE. and Wall § 5Ox1 ( Wentern | front, ot INSTRUM NEW pia on purchase. Fourth ave HOWARD me F rent, Mey Cobb Bldg bench rent applied ‘oner, 1321 Electric nougnT W. MONTELIT Machinery 1LD—RENTRD PRICE CO., Seattle Monuments PUGET SOUND. Marble Co. 1st and Virginia. 3A74 and Granite Established | T and Optometrist | EDMUNDS, Fra fent Att RIN, Patent Attorney, Pate cured, developed and sold Central Bid Seattle, 9290. 800 Vv. Wash- nD. C. PATENT Quic ulte. J vnan, al Ride. Fenwick, Lawrence, estab: 1861, AAvice and booklet | 422 Burke Bide | BOWEN, Pat. Expert. Fee orm, Pantares Bld DR 602 400 Pantages ern, 3 PERSON: DR CERVI ph. logical culture spectaliat, | Meladden’ 1810 | Health |AT STUD —Registered 39 FUR buys, sells, i518 bth, MA in.6b18 LIVE STOCK 42 nburg boarded, transported, Telephone | Sunnydale "Goat Dairy, GL endle- 1726-47-12 44 POULTRY WANTHD—Live poultry Highest pr 18 FOR SALE—20 fine bullets, MA in MISCELL: SALE LUMP coal, $8 t BUNG any kind Will call, RA nle White Leghorn FOR ALOW_ pipe npleto, Will heat a go hor $1 week. Manufactured 4076 26th SW. WH st-4284 SHRUBBERY Hardy home-grown st I right, and free eat all planting, gardening tA rfld-1260. PAY cash f ARMENT EXCHANGE WAGONS, harr 6017 15th’ N. W | | | $5.50 (Nod eer AES Christmas Suggestions WW TT USEFUL GIFTS America vacuum cleaner, dem- trator tons ee¥'tess es 92800 Universal uum cleaner, demonstrator ... » 46.00 Agitator electric washer, ++ 40.00 washer, * + 85.00 Federal électric washer, anod,, 48.00 Horton ironing machine, new,. 98.00 All Machines Fully Guaranteed Easy Terma if Desired WE REPAIR Appliance Sales & Service Co. 1606 Wighth Ave. JUST_NOR' 3 0. DB. WILLIAMS” COMPANY 1943 Virst Ave. 8. SASH AND DOORS 4-Inch cedar siding, per M. Flour bing Cupboard doors Sash 20x25, 4-lght French doors Sash for inclow ‘ping porches. Breakfast nook tables and Ironing board and cabinet © plete with sleeve board . Garage doors, 4-8x8.0, glazed.. 8.60 Window glass by the light or by the box. Plate glass windshields put in your car, COMPANY 1900 Auiiator! electra WILLIAM: Unealled for Overcoats AND Raincoats $2.50 Up Men’s Suits $4.50 Up OWL CLOTHING 1317% First Opp. Arcade Entrance No. 2'com. dimension and S-L....920 8-in., 10-in. and 12-in, bungalow. . 7 ». 2 and better finish . |No. 3 finish 4-in. cedar siding’ 116 Let us figure your lumber bilis and you will be surprised at the differ- ence. K. H. GROGER LUMBER CO. GA rfid-5745. Ladies’ Winter COATS $2.50 Up |Ladies’ Suits and Dresses $2.50 Up OWL CLOTHING 1317% First Electrical Fixtures _ You save considerable when you bu: your eloctrical fixtures UPSTAL from the man that makes them. WAGN LIGHTL G FIXTURES . Time Square. 10-inch clears $2. ne extra Star $3.26; extra clears $3. delivered. Bweeney Shingle Co., Ferry Land- ing, West Seattle. WE st-033¢ days, WE st-4588 evening: PANTS” Buy from the largest Pants Store in the Northwest. We match your coat and vest. All materials and atterns, All wool acid test pants, 198 PANTS STORE, 704 FIRST AVE. 30h. p. high pressure portable steam boiler with pump: suitable. for laundry, dairy or any kind of smal! mill where efficient high pressure dry steam ts required. An excep- tional bargain. Call Courtney ana Robertson, 1509 Seventh ave. MA in-2998, “San Francisco Fur Co. }824 Pine st. Have your furs re- modeled and repaired by us at @ small cost 12-Inch Fir Millwood $6.00 a cord, delivered—$6.00 COAL—ALL KINDS acn-1094 Any Time 12-in. Mill Wood, $6 Cord, $3.50 half; pitch in, uve right Also good coal and dry 1 coal in and klink- ers out. Your money's worth of heat. GRIFFITHS COAL CO., EL tot-4433. Vv rs TAL PRIC | Sloane's best, seamed $xi2 4 sters, $38; 11x12, $48. argains in Wilton rugs in all makes and sizes, WALDRON CO,, Specializing in Rugs 1322 Fourth GOOD live town with 3 garages and hundreds of automobiles, but no vulcanizin sho If you have $200, wr me and see me. John Peterson, 1106 Stewart st. city. OUT OF Hi Enables Waldron partment to se ods; many s on hand, main fle MA in niture de- out a lot of uitable Christmas at 1417 Fifth Ave rand 1s GOOD FURNACE s'50 LUMP SNe. DEL. IN 2-TON LOTS LION COAL CO. GA-RFL MILL WOOD, $3.50 load, $6 od $5.50; double $10; No, : $7 doudl ouble 8 nadle. 2 376; buy yo ct from our fa ms. Records, Simmons Pho Sewing Machines = $5.00 and up. Easy terms. White ewing Machine Co. 1619 4th aye PARTS che Harroun r pho! nograph di- ory store, Easy latest hit sraph Co. NILE WOOD, SLAF ENDS, FROM STE SU NSET-0114 CHILD'S dou hole gas plate ins, organ, walnut 7 ond ave. N. W._ SU paet-030 $7.50 — COAL — $7.50 Del, for range and heater. Furnace coal, $7. GA rfid-5928. L ump Coal delivere in 2-ton lots, 5 McDermid peg Co.. GA rfid- ais XMAS TREES, BLIVE and DECOR DER NOW and avoid rus CHRISTMAS es WOOD, PLA: IN IN WATER, POST MILL ANY WHE! fulky, §- d hair sem. to § Wast Orders 22nd. XMAS TREBS and CRDAR taken and delivered until KB nwd-6448 DBAUTIFUL toned 5 k nt barge ano, also bench, in. Owner, OPPORTUNITY Star Want Ads Heaut tu} 9x12 Will 9x12 Ax Furnitur to you 1609 mott Ti BOM by ataller __ 5126. your ple.) RuMMAg urday, clothin| SUNDW. FOR 8A and 6 _3976. SEWING $10 up. 1928. ATTRAC COMPLE house, _no deal BARGAT, setting} evenin| _ pillow SEWING) with Ferdi FOR SAU graph GLend Qa $3.50. _ Mill, WE buy The O TRUNKS _and ¢: MATES’ good ELCO if CEDAR eeare: COMBIN EA xt Two Bb RA ni RUA Saturdi 30—F 01 212 3M DRY si $3.50. BERRID Phone AVAN, MILLWG 46 W. WANTHI ME Ir: 54 PORTAB 55 A JUST_K] CAN WITE THE Moto: 1718 FIA 56 Pr Buick to Grant to Overland Oakland Ford 19! Studeba. Nash to gbevrold QT Chi Fords Now is that w Keveral ter pri 1919 Fo niount 1922 Foq moun: mount LIBERA Broadw Late Alechanid Milled 193