The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1924, Page 3

MONDAY, JULY 1924 L Paints and Wall Paper SPECIAL PRICES $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 a Roll . .35c, 50c 50c, $1 a Roll. .10c, 25c 30-In. Paper. . .35c, 50c PAINTS House Paints ...60c qt. Enamel ... ....85¢ qt. Floor Paints . ..85c qt. Best Floor Wax.65c lb. Best Lino. Varnish . . Flat White... Good Paint Brush .90c ea. .25c ea. Small Brush .. CLIMAX Wall Paper Cleaner Reg. 25c wee Special 2 for .... UHL BROS. WALL PAPER, 99 YEARS || NOW PAINT | 511 UNION | EANDER BUTT, eye- sight specialist, whose business has been taken over by the Huteson Opti- cal Company. Leander Butt, for thirty years in the practice of fitting eyes and making glasses in Seattle, is now vice president and general manager of the Huteson Optical Co., 13820 Second Ave. He specializes in fit- ting kryptoks which need not be worn constantly and anyone having trouble in “getting used” to these famous lenses will be greatly helped by calling on Mr. Butt, who will GOOD PROSPECTS FOR STOCKS Cheerful Tone Given Market by Week-End News WALL sTrenrT # NAL WENAN- CIAL REVIEW L—Newa t « va t Gra & pros was v ext turn pward N ‘ the bes! ny Reviv prosy was t hweat, whe ~ n bed as t r * are the situation was s plicated by p utting, t th « off in production took p Low Angeles basin, t w age dally output declin ng 7,100 barrels. on the exchange opened brisk fashion, re tng he tion of buying orders rs Atchison led the rails hing a 1924 high at 105%. Inj] industrials buoyancy of tho! me shares continued, An Was in the greatest demand, re new high on the me | mt market opened | ro Railway, 6 4 Ol MM, up &: national rican Can, 118, RAIN FUTURES ARE HIGHER Corn and Wheat Up at Close; | Provisions Climb Again CHICAGO, July 19 Grain futures | closed generatly higher on the board today ering from an early sinking eat scored sharp advar the day. Buying was indu jby a sharp rally in Winnipeg despite crop advices. was up at the finish with} wheat, and further unsatisfactory op developments over the South- west and central territory Oats, except spot deliveries, was higher in symp with ‘other grains. | {® |Chicago Beard of Trade Saturday's Quotations CHIC. hard, $1 Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, July 19.—Foreten ex- change opened higher. Sterling demand, $4.39; france, $0.0512%: lire, $0.0421%; Belgian, $0.0608%4; marks, 6.310,000,000,- 000. Close was firm, Sterling, $4.39 1-16 frances, $0.0613%; lire, 10.0431; Belgtan, $0.0469%; marks, same; Sweden, 26.68 Norway, 12-41 N. Y. Sugar and Coffee Sugar—Quiet. Raw, $5.02; refined, quiet; granulated, $6.5066.7 Coffee—No. 7 Rio, on spot, 17; Santos, 21622. No 4 -. Portland Live Stock Saturday's Quotations gladly advise, without ob- ligation or charge for this service, whether you get your glasses from him or not. nervousness, cough and blood dis- orders. Treat with na- ture herbs. No drugs. UM. Mee Wo Chinese Medicine Co. 208 James St, Cor. Second Avs. Seattle, Wash. Phone EL lot-7338 Does Your Food Turn to Gas? Perhaps that Is why you feel #0 ner- vous, Irritable and depressed at times— why you suffer from lightning jabs of pain about your heart, palpitation, short- ness of breath, dizzy rpelis, faintness, headaches, bloating. poor circulation or drowsiness afte: x You can easily avold all distress from gas by taking E 6 Tableta before and after mea ‘ot only do there re- markable tablets give prompt rellet when taken during an acute attack, but their continued use will help to remove the cause of the trouble entirely, Eopa Gas Tablets contain nothing that can harm you in any way. Pleasant to take and free from objectionable odor, The very first dose should convince you of thelr merit. Be sure to get ‘Eopa,” the orginal and only genuine Gas Tab- lets. They cost no more than Smitations. Price, $1.00. Sold in Seattle by the Bar tell Drug Stores and other leading drug- gists. Boericke & Runyon Co. Mfra., fan Francisco.-—Advertsement FOR BURNING ECZEMA Apply Zemo, the Antisep- tie Liquid—Easy. to hat druggist for or| size, get & bottle of} applied as dirceted tt removes Kezema, quickly stops itching, and heals skin trou bley, also Soies, Burns, Wounds and Chafing, It able iiquid ing tive ¥rom $1.00 for large Zemo. When effectivel an Zemo is w clean, depend- nd Inexpensive antiseptic ‘Try {t, a8 wo believe noth- you have ever used is as effec and satinfying. Zomo Sonp, Zemo Ointment, 600, peat] Usement. penetrates, cleanses and} | Cattle—Rece! of market, ateady. St » 1808 60; medium, $6.75@7.75; common, $4.25@ 75: heifers, medium and commo; edium and 6.5099: 190 to 260° Ibe. 45.60@8; 260 Ibe. up, $4@5.50. Hogs—-Recetpts, none. Tone of market, y. Medium, good a The. $8.35 68.65; 49: 2 packing. rough heavy, 37.5008; Sh 3508; ee — steady. um and choles, commons, weathers, $4 choice, $36 Omaha Live Stock harry agit ees gn to city hall and aug up an ordinance| tna “Mirene. Cor. vancouver, oa eee tctinge, 12580045, steers | f 1870 that prohibits the practice. —_|1. Burpee, W.T. Joplin, C. J. ¥ $7.50@10; cows and heifers, Mayor Davis admitted that he had | {¥\lKison, and 2, Hs Kelly G lockers and feeders, been requested to enforce the ordi-| Hinu Skuku on the 730 venean nance, but sidestepped direct action | Belingham, $25,000; 1. Bulk, $7.05 @7.75 p—Receipts, 299. ‘Tone of marke! nominal, Yeartings, $10@12; weth $6.75@8.50; lambs, $11.50@14; ewe $2.76@6. CRS Seattle Wheai Saturda: 1 hard white . $1.20 1 soft white . a. 1.26] 1 western white 136 1 hard winter 1 1 red winter i . 1 northern spring 1 1 western red . 1 1 De 1 blue tem . oe Boston Wool BOSTON, July 19.—Thoro has been a pretty steady movement of wool into big Phannels, Some prices have advanced fA cent @ pound In ® week, with asking prices very steadily held at the close Be the week. Better class of wools have eon firm while there has been Ifttle indifference in lower qualities, Quotations, finest combed wool, 620 to half blood, ble to 526; quarterblood, Para Denver Live Stock Saturday's Quotations Cattle—Tecolpt market, steady, Heef steers, $6.60@8.75; cows and $5@8.50; calven, $608.50 ns whd feeders, $407; bulla, $3 Btrong to So higher, | Receipts, 40, Top, bulk, $7.7507.86; pigs, $6 Lece Pp m, none Steady. Fat | 99.60 10.50. lal ¢ | es ‘ 16 | BANK CLEARING | | Beallls | Clearings « ‘ 0 | Balances «. 0, | | Weekly clear ings. 40,087,079.57 | | Portla nd | | | Clearings | Balances . rH} ATTLE STA R HE Santa Fe. Owing to the death of Lieut. Gov. Jose the pais, mantle fell upon the shoulder Chacon, secretary of state, when Gov. James F. jerossed the state line en route to the New York. convention in mart in Seattle | MONDAY TUBSDAY aULY ft JULY First Low Tide | First Low Tide [28 wom, 02 ft jared ft Migis site | dirs Migin Hae Second ‘Low “ride Second Low ‘Tide depe of Mr | DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid shippers Battert Dit » DAY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Batter Kee Cheese ®| Here is Mrs. Soledad Chacon, first woman ever to serve as acting governor of any state in the Union, at the chief pohepney desk in the governor's offices in the capitol at A. Baca, Hinkle «. frame rest democratic national | , J ‘Ship News { Building Permits | second High) Wile nd Migts Tide rade rd e ‘ Ami. BK. bldg. frame : | nods siete’ mee 4st ot., frame Weather Bureau Report a "ess Cae ie . Arrivals and Departures m. FBennet, 614 Cra Arrived—July 21—tr Mo. A Vessels in Port at Seattle, Pier 41—itr | he Str Toydoka | the « Me Carolyn Frances. Str Adimar! Rodman Str Yukon. kenbach ra. | 1 Bunkers—U, # I. V. Shipping Roard Moor Rearport, Bakersfield, Cu; Went of Bpokane. West Kader, Street Weat Henshaw Terminal—Ms Dominion fram n BW fram! frame and G. A Har Kveret $10,000, M. Al a it _str ante Ana| A a and Le Ruby E Spokane Street Terminal—Ma Loch Goll, Pacific Tank, Tacoma. Atnend- Will ment increasing capital atock from $25,- Waterway Dock & W 000 to $26,060. 1 R. D. Merrill Co. & dron, Pat- D. Merrill e Nicisen,| Olympt Maru. John Amb td In Reid Mill—8tr_Drisbergen. A. O'NeM, 4 Okiahoma, Pennsyl-|and Anna ¥. ia, Retlef, Cuyama, Arctic, Kanaw-| West corporation, Be- Jattie, $20, . Van Oredel and Steamship Moorins—Str Ketehi-| Ww. Alden. | itenry 8. Eunice 1. Tenny and | Winslow Marine Tallway ( Bernard A holm. Radio and elec Sehra Mindanao, Meteor and Alum City, Griffson a al appar re Inv barges Coquitlam 4 Henry Villard. ATCHISON, Kan., 21.—The women who wear knickerbockers on 009. én Ol Burner C July hoe pany, Dayton Dingle and Ci Hew 500 the streets, and Mayor Davis, are in| for some trouble, since a man who fs opposed to such goings on has gone ‘a Ding Robert 1. G, Blane, Loulse BE dershot and J, W. neces-| J, H. Pohiman $10,000; J. H. 0. BR, Sohubert and C. aL. Raymond, $12,000; 8 Dennis and T. H, Hug! by saying that a conference with the| clty attorney first would be sary. The ordinance follows “Dressing like the opposite sex. Section 20, For any person dressing himself or hetselfin the garments of | the opposite sex and thus appearing on any of the streets or public places in this city, shall upon conviction be fined not less than $5 nor more than $50. wed Fed, 16, 1870," Amendm’ | $100,000 to | Interstat tion company, Newpo creasing capital $8,000. 200,000, SUPPOSE— ‘OU want to register your party at a hotel. our wife, two minor children and your sister. register them? Suppose gentleman occupying the lower offers to exchange with should you do? Suppose you are at your hotel with your husband, nent Co., reducing capital from $500,000 to) aH. nm Hardware & Implement com- 0. John Dingle, W. B atock %., Beattie, Jan Novelty company, Takima, Howes and Andrew Siavin. Mallets, Rothba compan: Poliiman, HH. Beattie. jon, Johi jeneral con- Placer Minttig company, ¥. Bnamiako, 8. P, 8. Hen- Puyallup, Ont Kotte, Hardwick. Lennis Construction Gloria Ice Cream company, nt increasing capital stock from Engineering and Ame n you, company, L. Dennis, Construe ndment In from $4,000 to You have with you How would you you are a young lady making an overnight train trip alone; and you have been able to secure only an upper berth. The What who is out on business, and a mutual man friend calls upon you at the hotel. Should you receive him and, if so, where? You going abroad in July to visit Switzerland, What clothes should you take? These and hundreds of other questions on travel etiquet are answered In the st bulletin, tion by our Washington bureau, If you wi carefully and mail to V England, nt a copy ishington the coupon below Frane and of it, © and travel now ready for distribu fill out us directed. ——— ee ee———————————eeeeeeeeeté”t1010. | 1 Washington, D.C. apy of the bulleti 7 TRA EDITOR, 1922 New York Ave., T want a herewith five ¢ sume, Name St. and No, or REE. DL. CHW aces State THE SEATTLE STAR “Travel Ktiquet,” and inclose iis In loose United Stites postage stamps for $2,- $30,000; Chehalta Amend- $5,000. n b to 4% Ibe 2 4 ‘ e “ eu POULTRY AND MEATS ters ald Whe Dealers ‘ . C) 350 .40 wht o 4. ‘9 su 20 “ne tet 10@ 13 Cattle— | Prime Medtu air t v Prices Mi | parenipe? | Parsley —Lc Peas—New Veppers—rer B. Wash Potators— Lox Tarnips—Sack Prices I Apricote—4- bas! «| Bananas—Pe | Cherries—Din | Royal A Cocoanuts— Currants—4 | DatesCamel, fe-pher box | Exeeinor, 36.pke | vies amytna, 4-layer. | Bolayer $0 e-on. pikes | 0 40m. pkas | y white, ib | Ib. | Ibbon, 36 16-02, pkgs... | Gooseberries—« Qre. 1, orci Frult—viorldy | Howey cornt Strained, pe Lemons—Fanc Cholee Oranges—Per | Jumble pack, Box .. | Peaches. Ineapples—: Plums—4. bask | Raspberries. Strawberries Yakamines, ¢ | (Prices on M | Straw Barley —W | Rolled and ente Sugar—Cane, Applee—Winesaps nberriew—Crate 24-cup crate | Local Maxoons Watermelons—L». HAY, GRAIN AND F | Alfalfa Hay—Firet grade . yellow, Oate—Whole feed, | Mixed Nuts—1 FLOU Flour—Local Boet, per owt. HIDES AND WoorL (Buying prices f. 0. b, Seattle) ACTED AS GOVERNOR \( Local Markets — ANE Paid phi per ib 4609 0o@ HGRTABLES Whol ealers crate al white rrurrs ‘ald Wholesale Deal box : up ¢ per case r , per box.. ot crate Local Marshalls rate Hixed Carloads to SI 0. B. Seattle) 120's A feed meal, feed, 100°s 160 grou! 1 er Ib. R AND blends ... UGAR Salt Hides and Bulle—Lb 0b en Miles and Balls—Lb...., 4 Calfskins, green or salted— Recreate pena pale att Green or Sail Kip—No. 1 00 Nor 8 see f Pint, ary’ hides Me PUNE, dry #alt hides : tH e Hides, according to size | Dry, each 50@1.00 Wool Pelts—Dry | | Seatums lean, 1b : |\ Rheep pette, each Liteon | Salted sheep shear, euch 10@ 190 Molir—Long, staple, 1b rh Dry, Tong Nair goat #Kins, 1b it |. Wor shore Halt, each ito ‘3 Valley Wool, Wee | F Giean, fine mh) | raid 1} | Matted date Portland Wheat ) poRRLAND, July. 18--Wheat—Hard ft white, $1.01) rd winter, $1.26 6) wontern ved, wit 1) 75's 80'% } %@ 0a} we @2.76 0001.60 1.2501 u@ hipper, | 20,00 | 00@ 41.00 | 48,00 50.00 | 47.00 | 48.00 63.00 65.00 | 00% | | Kora Konia | Relieves sore feet fe For Sore Skin u THE TE-RANKIN CO) O1T0 F. KEGEL, President Beautifully Danae ee Well-Made 4-Piece Bedroom Suite A this low Mines Big Thing in Arizona State} farme are manufacture Big Canadian Job Is Contracted For VANCOUVER, I sing of the hyd approxima extension-and imp, the plant and 7942.00 | River. Chilfvis planning « tem coverin; country eve HIGH- GRADE dresser, on convenient credit terms if chifforette and semi-vanity 1 walnut or mahogany finis price, $19720 uite at an extremely Consists of bow-end bed, all in handsome Ameri- special for tomorrow at price. dressing table red as an extra desired. , and offe —Fifth Floor |British Concern to Raise Sunken Ships| |New Buildings for Friday Harbor Fair Jul 1,—One WASHIN } FRIDAY HARBOR, July 21 populat de: | Ve of t When San Juan county fair & opera-|the Britist g fall is will be housed ompiled | the ‘ ldings, constructed by vol- : ante of the farmers and busi- f these | ne will be held Ooctober leadin, tended | 9 counties, an which — r, according to} we it tial undertaking | Speed hurts tires, especially im oximate t weathe Hy ro-el nd the const townsite r of men, pay 47 axes collected by annual bill amounting to ab recently broadenst sys in town dam at is planning to spend ly $600,000 this year Your Kitchen tchen slave" or are you the master of the home op? an can get good results without good tools; how is your hop equipped? © you the tools necessary to do or ure you trying to get results with inadequate equip- kitchen work good Job, ment? Our Was Ideal Kitch: steps, time factory k ngton bureau has complied for you a bulletin on the It tells how the kitchen should be arranged to save and trouble. It tells you how you can turn an unsatle itehen into model of comfort and convenience. It lists for you every art of necessary kitchen equipment that you i should have to produce results. It discusses the kitchen walls, celling, floors, miscellaneous equip- ment, cooking utensils, the pantry, working surfaces, stoves, etc. It tells you tricks and devices that you can adopt to make your kitchen work easy, and pleasurable, instead of difficult and unpleas- ant If you want this bulletin, fill out the coupon below and mall as directed. eee ss TF in CLIP COUPON HERE HOME EDITOR, Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, 1322 New York Ave., Washington, D. C. Send me a copy of the bulletin, “The Kitchen as the Work- shop of the Home,” for which I inclose herewith five cents in the loose postage stamps. NAME, ese cFescseee oeree eer eCCOrterreeeecerittrerrt tit try St. and No. or R. F. D. Ad No, 107 mile of the way may be enjoyed to the fullest. CS are the same onthe North Coast limited NE of America’s finest trains leaves the Pacific Coast every morning for Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago, An all-steel train, providing every travel refinement—including the “famously good” meals for which the Northern Pacific is noted. Northern Pacific dining cars to Chicago. _ Bath, barber, valet, writing and library facilities. Observation club car with card room, buffet and spacious sightseeing rear platform where every Clean, smooth roadbed and automatic block signals give comfort and safety. Standard Pullmans, tourist sleepers, excellent coaches satisfy every desire. Low round trip fares now in effect are good on this nationally famous train—"The North Coast Limited.” You'll like it—there’s nothing better anywhere! City Ticket Office, 1407 Fourth reas . L. Carey, G. A. Ask for rates to any Eastern point Phone Elliott 5560 A. G. Kinsman, C. P. A. Northern Pacific Railway