The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1925, Page 4

Florence Shop Reigns Supreme In Fall Coat Values F you have planned on paying around ‘this price for your Winter Coat—or even twenty or thirty dollars more—you can’t afford to ignore this attractive offering. All the style and value that advantageous buying connec- tions and volume sales can make possible, is crowd- ed into these beautiful new coats. Special Style-Value Group ‘69* The Upstairs Shop That Saves You Money /; SEATTLE (WASHINGTON stylg innovations, entirely new fabrics and colors and new fur trims are introduced for the first time in these New Coat Creations, For va- riety, for value and for style this offering stands out as a true leadey. Charming SECOND AND UNION ‘ : SERGT. CZECH TREATS \Mrs. Harris Still ‘a Former Patrolman Joseph Czech |New Rules Govern a was passing around treats at the po-| Policewoman Boss Shipments to Peru a lice eal ene larre preclerd Membeers of the women's divis-} While a commercial tnvoice must Fr ryns ra lion of th ol department wi col ny al! 0 rt stad Finaang oa dear ae je police department were| accompany all parcels post packages assured Wednesday afternoon that|to Peru, a consular Invoice is not Policewoman Elizabeth Harris ts|nectssary when the package still in charge of thelr activities. | maile place in the United 8! The mayor said #0 himself. | whero Calling the women {nto his of-|In such cases the regular charge for fice, Mayor Brown declared that|conwular vise will be collected in some members of the division have} Peru, acco: is to @ report from n working independently the United Statea postoffice depart away from centralized co: t that hereafter from Mrs. Hi sergeant in the traffic department Have Good Hair And Clean Scalp Cuticura Soap and Ointment Work domeat! bull commerce, Sit Last Will be Sept.15 ‘last day of the greatly reduced round trip summer excursion fares “Everywhere East.” Final return limit October 31. Go the scenic Great Northern Way, via Glacier National Park, Minneapolis and St. Paul to Chicago, fp Arrange now to enjoy the advantage of traveling at low cost on the de Luxe new Oriental Limited Finest Train East No Extra Fare Reserve your accommoda- tions as far ahead as pos- sible ~ » > Two Bathrooms; Ladies’ Maid; Women’s Lounge; Men's Clubroom; Barber, Valet. Extra high-windowed observa- tion car. Dining car all the way, serving excellent meals at reasonable prices. Giant oil-burning, cinderless locomotives assure a clean trip. Smooth roadbed. 70 hours, Seattle to Chicago, without change, Leaves Seattle 8 p. m. eae Great Northern The Longest Cinderless Mileage of any Railroad in the Northwest J. MOORE, City Passenger and Ticket Agent YOUN! eral Agent, Passenger Department 4 Fourth Ave, Near Union Telephone MAIn-1800 1 Ww, * is no Peruvian consul. | ecetved at the bureau of for-| THE SEATTLE — | | | t even the optin what he has f given so much publicity, tha entirely the far larger mass ports, South and Central An There were 4,017 arrivals AT HIGH PEAK a its believe. mean any great ¢ is merely that the enomenal growth that it has h the Panama Canal was opened in 1914, has reached its climax Four reasons are given for the| I belief that this domestic trade has| ‘The Orient and Alaska present | reached its apex. They are: (1) De- | greater portunities for develoy pletion of raw materials; (2) Ten-|ment than d ade routes | dency of rail lines to compete with | o¢ Beattie, appros | in rates; (3) Fear he interstate regulation by merce commission; and (4) The fa |that shipping is now being done | direct to destination, without trans fer at Seattle, for instance, of prod ucts from the Ortent bound for | New York On tho other hand there is « big opportunity for Bouth and Central | meree. tr the great volume of trade with the » m American com TRAD the huge ¢ velopment in the or STAR Coastal Trade Biggest Factor in Waterborne Seattic was an A-t he West, No the mixth 01.6 BY H. KRETCHMAN When you speak of Seattle's commerce, the average person immediately thinks of our trade with the Ori ent or Alaska. That branch of our shipping has beer t it is natural to overlook of trade with other U. 8 nerica and Hawaii and departure of vessels from the Port of Seattle during 1924, according to fig ures of the Port Warden's office. Of those 4,017, the t share, 8,061, were vessels engaged in coast intercoastal, South American and Hawaiian com mercee. An indication of the ble diffe 6 same thing which ence {n the amount cargo car: | keer oantal trade fror ried in thene two branches of our ling ¢ commerce, & the fact that more than two-thirds of the lumber me moved to destinations in this hem laphere Likewise in shipments canned salmon. To domestic ports |t 2,160.2 anes were gent while only elgn p It ts becat this great ne { trade with . hemisphere, that Seattle's commerce |t along these r + no Importar r oO n a nid {present-day | ser to the Orte w dre shipping con a ne t us f st COASTWISE TRADE A u board 1 fa OF TODAY 8 INTERCOASTAL ywa to and from Beattie along io channe The trade of the future n the Orient and Alaska. ma: But the two at jorts on Americas nakes Sea MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS AT THE PORT OF SEATTLE Offshore Intercoastal Coa Tota Arrivals and departures 1,11 682 4,01 Net tonnage 4,690,498 2,783,242 4,204,354 11,778,082 COMPARATIVE IMPORT AND EXPORT FIGURES, 1925-1974 Domestic Foreign 1923 1924 1923 1904 |] Imports and exports value ° 3,666,063 $241,135,213 $224,257,202 §928,431,836 || Imports and export | tonnage . 6,376,733 6,414,075 1,124,709 1,197,617 Perry Purchases Summer Home Here Drawn back by the beauties of the | Pacific Northwest, his old home, | John H. Perry, publisher a 4 dent of the American tion, purchased Norvall on | Bainbridge island, on his rece ‘init | to Seattle. The announcement was made Wednesday by W. H. Parsons) }of the Dexter Horton bank, from whom {t was purchased. Perry plans to return here with his family next summer to make their summer home on the island. The es- tate formerly belonged to N. H. Lati- mer, and {Is mid to be one of the most beautiful in the Northwest Athena, Greece, was named by an cient Athenians the "City of the Vio j let Crown,” because the violet was | the favorite flower in Greece. X-RAY Fluoroscopic Examination of Lungs or are ~ Stomach ae $2.00 HIGH BLOOD |_ PRESSURE Quickly Reduced | by new methods. Phyalo-Therapy. | which {s the new method of trent | ment by means of electricity, lig | X-ray, actinic ray, intr: | color diathermia, auto | tion, massage and many other | pliances too numerous to mention tn Il ap © producing results| are impossible by the older ods. 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