The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1925, Page 16

"ens cio Aedes ils eo bs lay aie — Se French Troops Relieve (tocar atarkews )GRAIN FUTURES UNSTEADY TONE (Ship News) 20 <= yn csc — 4 Post in Terrific Fight .....%*" ADVANCE = ON STREET Wostier Breas Report a pid baad, a ey, "Wheat Leads Cereals With Speculative Dealings Are Correspondent “Watches While » 4,000 a wndicaes Oathed! Ba Decbt a a Battle Riffians in Dust Storm _fiss"ws ' wats wrupny aocuven vivay.\ Arrivals and Departures French military operations in r ir the Tara or of the war zone ae . have ended in triumph, Thous ands: of tribesmen have sut f : is rendered and the French losses : were small. . . x : : ; : France launched her greatest . offensive against the Riffians ‘ . ' ; a) and unfriendly t with the rs Me ane ° ‘ : fe i 5 es ¥ weightiest portion of the attack fo but ei Ag a sow vin “6 thrown at the Taza area, two ? , . \ : "i f Pa i Ls ' ; a Va and. i , 4 Mays ago f ; os tat 11 Wc P be pr pdi anpe cache Uyetenp te Nature’s Wonderland BY JOHN O'BRIEN Thited News Staff Correspondent 1.50@ 6.00 FEED Mu } ” ; voc © Dollar Ship Fire " parnness be.e4toN W alawia Aina ace luring a howlins “| Damage Is $50,000 rites cme ie Iweden, 346 : i Wantinghouse Alrbea et) dns NEW YORK, A A bg le gonuessy. upd 1 roar Wen 1 a yy ga Heatley ; Thru t 1 be Puenaye OS . eases at } 486, UD 10-0086; | reiting gi i runt fast Park motor stages st tin Cnrtiner Gavewny sod ; of the I line in 4 re teh 32 Sve : ‘4 AO. Kinamin Tigh cech ot the low fine benels. of the five ' sounds of t P “eyes aa 1 % L Gomera) Agent comboniehte eervice wreenieiet Wednesday i mor nteriethe compe os | ears. : per % BANK CLEARINGS = Ordlle i é a | ges Lates cinat > iamag eyes Senta aca | Geeneabeeoeed ok Seattle | Seattle Wheat pio hee Rese Tet vo Seren aly 908 we Ss was the brief des pre h) - . Dreased, heav ook! | Clearings $7,071,490.64 Wednesday's Quotations Park. Write, ‘powwe or call hor full details fighting in : @ 24) | Balances 1,941,224.73 } | > 1 westerns e. 8 is Bye. 14 oats “4 mhunique Portland white, 63 10g aT itanliors |Lawae Terminal—Atrs Southwest . seetons pre an a iI | ce anette | |Eoinn tol Mes Sasi Mn ies | ere i, Soe a Northern Pacific Ry } eight-mile front In the second of | eri f pas tn : 1,443,416.00 Cash Wheat f fs ‘ French troops to « * at the Chamb ea acoma a aa ah y aterway I Warehouse } ero Aron Mis Ad | Ba Livestock mth 000,00 | _ ; 41.86 big pci conde 3 } four times unde . ¢ Quotations at Union Stock Vardes 3 i r 1/7 day night will te ft “Relig Que x K'o . j The infancry } z . Pritay {cattle into more open format and “ iy . i front of two miles as it vu na Nedpe pbs : Me 1 4 i The enemy was more than a quar The Status bbs Z | Fee fi ter of a mile distant : BUI aoe ane i Suddenly the sky \| Chicago Board of Trade | (in. OU7".22 @ | © i } hurricane of st Wheat K Close Yalr to medium 4 Ht up the valley Wednesd Quotations ness that was pier 8 41.554 $ s.6TK 8 } Mashes of th De . ¥ } oa crept closer ui Bey +9 a. 148% . j | nel's order ropped a if rm and my horse 2 i the knee. stumbled and f r a if other bullet whizzed a bit overhead. j¢.°" an poe ety tet , tf When the storm had passe h De Ay «m4 aK ane ‘ re sweltering troops moved for } groups, the Riffians, g hundred yards ahead, fled. Many of the r | kw * | WHOLESALE FLOUR, GRAN, r AY Quotations by W. f. Jahn & Oe Alfalfa—Ton . sense VEGETABLES Prices Paid qholesalc Dealers i nciamnmsncen 3 a men fell under the ho’ 4 When we crossed the Bd | Ww, f B 1 Sows Quotations by | loneer Fruit & Produce ; “The Mark of cy Value Plus” { / Pont - nl . h 9 at. m : : —why not have a Better Home: rt | —— Canlifiower H t: I : eler tT : ie. No question about it, the reasons are plain. ueambers: tee ; : Homes built with Stetson & Post Guaranteed te ER H Quality Lumber and mater are BETTER HOMES—stronger, more attractive — better | investments, every one of them, All Stetson & af B WW 9 “¢ - D, 25 . eae | i Pear 28 | ~~ o wi ae Post 2-inch framing lumber is 12 Per Cent wn ; 4 f uy inter s Heat ; Extra Heavy for greater strength and longer | Wap 4 eile ‘ a ae With a Cool Head : st : —it costs no more! . : iboats 4 ei a 6 ea { of ANSWER ONE simple question correctly, then you can heat your Apricots, box home this winter with maximum economy and satisfaction. “Ask * Send for New Plan Book wr, Cantstenes: yourself, “What coal offers the most heat for my coal dollars?” = j Say aticre icant oe asheirha lon Féseigt ot be: To ¢ Do not be confused or misled by general claims made for any coal. | ete a Lean tate tor steo or The following table gives the facts. If these figures were not true we soon Ex } 3 . could become involved in lawsuits for perjury or libel. So you may be certain te \ [eocensettien that we are sure of our ground in publishing this comparison of coal values. eee Call or Write Today Yams. W ea This table is based on tests (made recently by Falkenburg & Co.) of the six a Val OY rite Loday Khabarb—Local, 1b . principal lump coals on this market containing over 12,500 Heat Units per pound. i a j It is the truthful peat to your question, “What coal offers the most heat Vie t fogar—Cane, per ewt. for my coal dollars 4 h Stetson & Post §) °°". Perms ae ~ | \e b, at Unite Bunker Pri " a, cw” " Green Mides—Lb, . Diamond Briquets ... . 13,188 $10.90 2,419,816 i 3300 Whatcom Ave., Seattle Black Diamond Lump 13,395 11.65 2,299,571 Role a | Ladysmith Lump + 13,241 11.65 2,273,133 es | : Cassidy Lump 12,985 11.65 2,229,185 i 4 i = ee ——$————— | Kip—No. 1 Nanaimo Lump ... 12,923 12.00 2,153,833 4 (Da } Utah Lump . 13,641 13.40 2,033,433 i DIAMOND BRIQUETS lead in heat value per dollar by a generous margin. { cs { Fine, choice, 1b You could afford to pay almost $12.00 per ton for Diamond Briquets and } Mediam, cnolce, Ib. . still receive more heat for your coal dollar than the average of the next 8 | five coals. { @ S a @ oans Besides their very considerable economy, Diamond Briquets are the most satisfactory fuel you can obtain at any price. Read our sweeping guarantee, Then determine to enjoy Diamond Briquets’ economy and satis- faction in your home this winter. We, and practically every coal dealer in Se- $300 to $500,000 I a lage What Are 7 at [Feta Mg BRIQUETS? | Salmon—Pink Chinook erie | | LUMBER MARKET - ee THEY ARE a blend of half South Prairie and rerteal ean, Now 2s 124... 444.00 4809 half Black Diamond coals held together in lumps O : testrsetess S00Q 46460 harder than most raw lump coals by 6% asphalt } binder and a tremendous pressure of 2,000 pounds | ee tr sesse Bana aon to the square inch. They are ideal for all house- By Hak ata hold fires. They have grown to be the largest and up, depending on amount desired and + 27.006 20,00 | selling lump coal on this market—more than 1,200,000 individual Diamond Briquets are ship- ped from the plant every day. In the last three years their use has increased 200% in the Pacific Northwest. Surely, there must be sound reasons for such overwhelming popularity! kind of property offered as security. + 68.00@67.00/ [a-19 mn. NO COMMISSION. ||: 61.00087.00 . 3.00 | ++ 26.00@82.00 + 18,60@23.60 The Strongest Guarantee ever placed ee my behind a coal WE GUARANTEE that you will like Diamond Briquets better than any other coal available on , this market. If for any reason you do not feel via that they are entirely satisfactory, we cheerfully “@ will remove the remainder of your order from your bin and promptly refund your entire purchase price. This is a money-back guarantee with absolutely no reservations and depending entirely on your own judgment, { Paciric COAST CoaL COMPANY _ 29.6008 0 14.60@ 18.60 do 12 15.000 19,00 All Business Strictly Confidential eu rt * | i | @ 21.60 @24.00 26,00 Cedar f Hemlock ny 3.26 a Stare, be? 16 270 SAVINGS BANK 1101 SECOND AVENUE Fweiasmibes. BSsT ht Established Assets | ixtea Stare ‘ Pertti COND GHADEM Atandard Atock Per 84, PerM ‘Common Stars, 6-2.. 80 1.00 re 1a A ote yt i \ i t I sedeiaieeateliteeinomemetinnanen sor-aeeqahig URERAEREa CREE