The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1925, Page 16

GOV. “PHILLIPS Mayers Apteintcs| IS MOURNED ea @Visfonsin Political Leader Passes Away : Bae v ¥ e a J a : FACTS ABOUT TEA SERIES—No, 7 The Advent of Tea to England Tea was not used to any extent in England till about the middle of the seventeenth century, although knowledge of the won- derful qualities of the beverage had reached Europe as early as 1517, During the seven- ; teenth century, all tea was imported from ia China and cost from $25.00 to $50.00 per * pound. Not until 1836 did any tea reach England from India. In that year the first shipment was made from the now famous tea growing district of Assam. India to- day supplies fully half the world’s tea re- quirements and provides some of the finest teas grown. The rich body of *“‘SALADA’” ; is due to the select India teas used in the i blend. — — The on March PIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUF—UNION STREET—SEATTLE THE SEATTLE STAR HOME EXHIBITS y7aie Volcanoes Work, | PLAN PULP Mes aN CURE FOR CHARM MANY Pian of Lighé Experts| FOR SEATTLE | 2 Hof RHEUMATISHS Chamber Making Efforts to|| | ‘ vn deed voit in tne toe° || Seattle Doctor Believes N. Entertainment Also Pleases|| G*% P4N° vines ind ( ( | ag : ; ext pai reg Get Plant Located Here || : ed in police || Y. Method Is Effective Crowd at ShoW Opening 2 RY Ay xt I ia ea RED TRIALS (chamber Plans to set Water for Lawton Lawns ie a -|Assassin of Macedonian EAR rer ae one tye | yk Leader Still Being Sought (es SOFIA, June 16.—(By U. 1 new courts ma ed to try Wf ‘Plan Trails to Katmai Monument Funeral Rites for ‘ Mrs. Claflin Sunday ''" ere are more an am SEVERAL WEEKS AGO, after careful analysis of _ the Foreign Bond Market, we suggested to investors that AUSTRIAN GOY- ERNMENT 7% Gold Bonds at around 96 were unusually attractive. Since that time bonds of this issue have sold as high as ca NG TAND= PUBLIC e, * UTILITY BONDS 100 on the open market. The Republic of Austria, an industrious and thrifty nation with a perfect debt- paying record, is finan- cially supervised by the League of Nations, The Municipal Bonds described below constitute in our opinion an exceptional invest- ment opportunity, McCall Printed Patterns bring Paris to you! 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With minute and painstaking carefulness each slight- est detail of a style is reproduced.” $2,500,000 CITY OF GRAZ (Province of Styria, Republic of Austria) Eight Per Cent Closed First Mortgage Gold Bonds Due November 1, 1954 Non-Callable Before May 1, 1935 Callable Thereafter 10314 Coupon Bonds Denominations $590, $1,000 Price 98 and interest, Yielding over 8.15% Interest and Principal Payable in United States Gold Coin Only McCall Printed Patterns can do this because only McCall Printed Patterns have these features A—The Margin of Accuracy. The narrow cde’ —_pattern on the material and cut along this printed outaide the lines of the pattern, which allows line—margin and material fal! away together. for variations that are bound to occur in the . t : Y P C—Inside Guide Lines. Instructions for sewing, THE CITY THE cutting of large quantities of patterns. / for matching notches, for putting in tucks, SE BONDS B—The Printed Cutting Line. This is the ontline) darts or gathers. All necessary names and di- | (1) Founded over 1,000 years (1) Constitute the only exter- of the master pattern—it casinot vary! Lay the rections printed right on the pattern pieces, ago. nal obligation of ihe City (2) The financial record of the Internal debt amounts to only City of Graz is entirely satis- $95,000. factory, the service on its loans o having been met promptly at (2) Secured by closed first all times. The credit of the City mortgage on electric, gas and has always been held in high water systems and other reve- esteem, as is shown by the fact Fea that all of its pre-war loans nue producing city properties. 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Never before has the Total ‘revenues of the City ™ i sie = ot =i ’ folate on ee cage security available for these Bonds equals salt =I n't a) ‘a 1 several times interest and sink- (8) Total debt per capita is ing fund charges. less than 1:5% of assessed val- ‘ Cae . uation of taxable wealth, ) ¢ et Nadonal Bank of (4) Population 157,000 — the SWotignece crunte’s second largest City tn Austria, (5) Non-Callable before 1935. (5) Per capita debt $17.00; as (6) Sinking fund provides for compared with per capita the purchase or redemption of wealth, $1,124, the entire issue by maturity, 4 connen by GROUND FLOOR cats hs mpan BONDS FOR INVESTMENT Corner Second and Cherry Phone E “The Vour Financial Corners” siot-8240 oe ee ae ate on fab te