The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 8, 1924, Page 19

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LA BE NIN A MINOTE , Simin ! WELL-SHELLBEIN “WA || © | CINGTE’!\ MIGHT AS WELL hh £ SAT DOWN AND Make mal) ul. MYSELF COMFORTABE | } fy FoR “THE NEXT HOUR OR So! | WO Hum {Il LN! TLL 6o ovER T' M\SSUS AE GOOSEYS AN' JF IT HANG AROUN’ MEBBE SHELL GIMME A COOME OR A PIECE OF CAME OR A B'INANA OR SOMETHIN’ !! Looks Funny to Jay! TM SORRY You CANT STAY, JAY, BUT WE ARE WHERE ARE You GOING To? fb \T TOUCHES ME THAT You APPRECIATE MY EFFORTS IN THIS GENEROUS MANNER ~ IT PROVES THAT YOU RECOGNIZE SUCCESS OF NATIONAL MUD WEEK WAS DUE To MY INGENUITY AND UNTIRING EFFORTS } T ———" [j Ue | | me Your Name and Its Meaning know what your name means? Do you know from what 2 Lake Dell ava, com | 4500 Btone wa wood Mill E Of Alssolution, file $3,000 Decree December ter Horton bldg. al Foot. 1600 Btone wa | D° you the t soclet ge it comes? Do Do you want to pick an appropriate name for you know how surnames came into use in human Are you seeking an appropriate namo for your home, your canoe, your club, your pet dog or cat? All of these things are covered in our Washington bureau's new bulletin on mes and Their Meanings.” Practically every first name in ordinary use in the English language today ts listed, defined and its |] language derivation given || Jf you want a copy of this bulletin, fill out the coupon below and |] mail as directed, frame COUPON HERRA~W~W~~W~~~.~-.---.. \] » iditor, Washington Bureau, Tho. Seattle Star, | v York Ave., Washing D.C. I want a copy of the bulletin, “Namen and Their Meanings," and {nclose herewith five cents in loose postage stamps for same frame resi-| » frame reat TAR | ** Daily Doings of The Star’s Funny Folks *- AERE Any Tae, (oe KY “Th APREN IN: THERE GRAy- SAY M ) TICKETS 4 SPRINGS ANOTHER (@) By eee i IN ON MY PARTY & S By Williams —— e —— be AKE THAT Two _— FOR SULPHUR =| INSTEAD OF ONE — GUY HAS HORNED ) f la WHAT'S TH’ MATTER- AINT ‘s Quotations Wheat nibs— Jan Sugar. ered Butter POR white, Q Nominal 13.95 | N. ¥iSugar and Coffee Saturday's Quotations Firmer, Raw, apot, 96 " st, delly duty paid, $6. refined, qulet; on spot, 21@2114; No. Portland Produce Saturday's Quotations Cube extras, 41¢ prime firats, 98 4c Portland Wheat TLAND, Dee. 6.—Wheat—Hard $1.70; moft white, $1.65; western $1091); hard | winter, § wpring, $1.65; wentern BY MARTIN YOu LITTLE. SHAGGY-HEADED RUNT ! THE NEXT TIME (M GONNA SIT OW YOU FEET FIRST —AND [('h GONNA Sit HARD ! oard of Trade! HIGHER CHICAGO, Dec, 6 {sharply higher on th. | today Wheat buying was stimulated by | Sharply higher Argentine a statement from Winni trader cables anc peg by 8 was the back Johange ot }mand at $4 jp $9.0003 4 Belgian, 80, \ya904 up $0.0001 Seattle Wheat Saturday's Quotations 1 hard white, $1.70; No, $1.67; Nog woatern whit No. 1 hard wintePe $1.61; No. 1 apring, $1.61; No, 1 western red, No, 1 big blue stom, $1.82, white Grains finished board of trade th from other Ship News LIVESTOCK NN ius nd Cattle Monday Weather Bureau Report Arrivals and Departures “site Gelivery ee by Varner & Pease Wholesale Desiey ory, eulben, Prices Pala tions by Turnes & Pease, rouunny eae Prices Pald iigpenc” Vessels in Port at Seattle Quotations by Perry Bees. POULTRY snp MEA! Prices Paid Wholesale Done Capens—t Quotations by Perry Bees. MILK AND Cheam wt Seattio supply naory lorisrerts 200 cattle, 2,600 bags, senly Ker market, Ca nad ian ireless * Ang ‘ feasonal exceptions, prices ducers can be figured by deducting et of transportation to Seattle jorage and selling cow.) * Artichokes—Doz. a eee Lieu Other Ports ix Wetted Gems, fextra fancy Pampkics—Lb. . ~ | Rutabagas—Per Spinach—Local, crate Prices paid rans Bananas—L». | Cranberries—Bastern, BDL «. | Grapefratt—Arizona Florida . Farm Report Aids Specula- tors; Changes Are Small WALL STRERT RNAL PINAN- cL 1nW NEW YORK, e great nation’s Pomegranites rLouR, Quotations by Fisher ween Flour—Local blend . Pa Rarley—Whole, 1008 ay ® | Corn—Whole, yellow, “ 4 and feed meal derable maintatned feating the publ h Seabees = ig Mash inseed OU ecees HIDES AND WOOL (paying Prices f @ B, Seattle Salt Hides—Ld, Bulls green Hides—Lb. Bake Portland Live Stock Saturday's Quotations = seek HS @ beer tebeect ‘ hy 5.60; me and c Lah cannera and cutters, Mohair—Long 1 bo ontskins, Jon jey Woel—l fine, medium Coarm Coarse, heavy a, K ora, $866.60. Sheep—Receipta, 290. ono of market, down, me astern Select—Gal. cans «: do, count + to 9.50@11.50; cults |OUM eights, $8@ 10.50 common aS sEEEE SShehubieni BANK ¢ Seattle | Clearings s Balances Portland loarings « | C ny | + | Total yoot seeds retain thelt transactions,. 3,422 |, power for 17 yearte proximately 16 per cemt for baulig | so | Quotations by Pacific Fruit £ % Apples—Local cooking s.sgeeen 3508 | De! a] au lene 2a it

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