The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 31, 1925, Page 8

ey: The Radio : Sti UST PENS FOR TONIGHT NIGHT” IN SEATTLE Russian Quintet Billed in Seattle Tuesday M ent rad world thall coach | WHT to Prodace Star Writer’s Play “The Speed Trap,” a play for radio produ of The Seattle by WAT, Chic by Jim Marat a tar,” will be staged produced by et in the fe from the the Chicago ire as & new fea Many Stations Step Up Power Presaging an upward trend a along the line, numerous thrnont the countr are | their power. Many tripling their old strengtt During the last month ment has issued ih New York the govern Oakland, Cal, 3,000; WOAI, San‘An East Lansing, eattle, 1,000 WMAF, | , and WW, | | Polish Fans Must Have Zlotys Ready Daylight Range Is What Counts away dur safest to set the re when buying a recetve ar YA" TO REF" TREND SEEN TAR DAIRY MARKET BUSINESS NEWS: | IS FIRM AIDS. MARKET One Cent Raise on Broilers; increased Railroad Buying New Watermelons Here Is in Evidence WALL srnier CIAL WNAL FINAN® Radio Frequency Sets Gain in Popularity AN FRANCISCO, Ca iG. E. Plans New Broadcast Tests } SCHENECTADY (20 FEET FROM Music HE HEARS IT OVER A 2. ,000- MILE CIRCUIT flours tour Airk MONDAY HOME STATIONS KPOA (451) and 6, Hofma: man, Clay progra Kam (at) jen “oe Newell " PUGE SOUND | Weather Bureau Report STEAMER SSSHEDULES 60c Be ”'S1 atts ten Pada EG, ola, Bs . Anacortes t Bound paints, KRY SERVICE Between Seattle and Bremerton; Beabeck and Brinnon, Vietoria, tnd Victoria” ( UGET SOUND Navicaniontg COLMAN DOCK: FOOT MARION sy t } KNX #:20| dertone caused by . 5S. NAVY YARD §| BKEMBILON, CHARLESTON, ‘ONCHAK ast Ferries trom Colman RAVE Yelp except. to Port Orchara Round Trip. Any Cneiuding LE to BREMERTON wat ORT QRCILAID i ‘The Boattle heck-Brinnon I been #0 arranged Reetion. can be meds In “eltaor direction. NAVY YAKD norm Colman Doe Ain-2929 ‘Terminal Alison Pier 41 Plor 40 Ate Atr City rminal—U, Lurling, t Coal Bunkere—ste News pine Hoard Moorings—Atr Alameda, AloBte Honnen ftir Kn Mnat Waterway Dook & Warehoure Co, Mo args & Deedes Co, ral Ma | Mily'# Terminal—wtr Poljann, Barge Kings: | | | TUESDAY Fe STATIONS Dealers “we ue Ts Tires y Delivery ned to Ie we no VEORTADLES . e+ Paid Wholesale Dealers as by Pioneer Prelit & Produce Ce. are thom made to a4 ey reorrs Prices Paid Wholesalers Seattle Wheat Saturday's Quotations WHOLESALE FLOUM, GRAIN, FEED | Quotations by Fisher Flouring Mills | : | Vlowr--Loeal blends .. . rs Saturday's Quotations 28 4c; Oregon « Amerions, | Vex Mash | seve Bene Meal—icen HAY Quotations by W. F Inhn & Co. | Alfalte Straw (aan | Theme KLX (008), ¢ an | Venl—vraney Mined hay POULTRY AND MATS and wp Capene—Live, tat, per 1b Faney. 4.» . Live, medium Light. 2 ite 40, under 3 Roosters—O1 Turkeys p Prices Hrollers aid Wheteonie Dealers Mares —Drensed Fancy block cl) LIVESTOCK Quotations at Union Steck Yardes | Catthe— « KIN—Orean recita mbia theater WHEAT i DOWN TO NEW LOW Coarse Grains Follow Wake |: of Wheat Slump CHICAGO, = Aug. 29.—Wheat descended into new low ground on the movement in today's short sea sion on the board of trade. Coarse grains, altho feeling the effects of the slump, showed more resistance and off fractionally Wheat was under pressure mont of the day. A rallies failed under profit taking. Dis longs went out of their holdings Toward the last there was moderate purch © movement of spring wheat, indifferent foreign demand, with increasing stocks everywhere and prospects of a grop, combined to c elling Selling in corn was leas burden ome. ‘The lighter country move ment and improved shipping demand took the edge off the heavy un weakened wheat Oats followed corn, Provisions were quiet dropped fow ¥ - BANK CLEARINGS 1 Seattle Clearings Balances $7,404,716,65 1,847,456,81 Portland 5,875, 280,88 + 1,181,720.48 on transactions, . Clearing Balances , ‘Total 2,192,000.00 a ~ N's Lighterage—Mtr Quinalt Mow Marine allway (Bagle Harbor) Jom, nehra Vanuouver, Al Turtar, bktn p ry Villerd, Coqui Haye you some particular article you must soll? Then use @ lar Want Ad, The cont Is lesp, only | \ ted on evening up| Choles Cows and bet Medium to good . ¥ Yearlings wes HIDES AND Woor e No. 3 Horse Hides, according to sise— Dry, each Green o Gallons . Quarts Fresh Flah, per Perch Floanders Y ; Salmon PTUMBER MAGEE Floortng— Perm Vertical erat $44.00 048.00 do No. 2, 94.00048.60 Go No. 8, 12 23,00@03.00 Singh grain No, 2 and bir, 4-In. + 24,00091.00 4-in, 21.00@24.00 do No. fo No. 2 and ber, + 94.00@40.00 + 27.00@ 40.09 fo No. # Gein s + §9,00067.00 1,00@57.00 ‘ 63.00 25.00 33,00 16.60028,60 22,000 39,00 25.60 10,60 14,60@18.60 12 ‘ 90 @ 19.00 12-14, Hand Ws... s, 16601760 16, We and ¥, 16,60 @ 19.40 Band 17,60 81.60 20, 8 17,60 21.50 17.60 @ 94.00 19,00 25,00 Drop Aiding No, 2.and bir, %xd-tn, No, 3, 6-In common, 8-10, Phone MAin 0600 \nnesseeneeceneesnenseennen Lath= fiprice . ++ 400 6.20 BIR ciseeeee eee HOO 4.00 Godar “ 4.35 bbamiloe 4260 460 do ants parade Gace vor: packs? OT an ant in the house—if you use Fit. Flit spray destroys bed bugs, roaches, anta, and insect eggs. The cracks and crevices where insects hide and breed are readily reached by Fiit spray. It is clean, easy and safe to use. 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