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Liverpool Cotton Market

Liverpool, January 9.-Spot cotton, good
business; prices easy Middling American
fair, 7.5sd; good middling, 724d; middling
G. 46d; ordinary, 6.12d. The sales of the
day were 1900, of which 1000 were fol
speculation and export and included TO-
American. Receipts, 5000 bales, including
800 Americans. Futures opened easy ano
closed easy. January, 6.7S1sd; January
February, 6.75d; February March, 6.73lhd
March April. 673d; AprilMay, 6.70Ad
May-June, 6.69d; June-Ju1y. G67d; July
August. 6.6id; August-September, 6.53d
September October, 6.361hd; october-N No
ven.ber 6.26jsd; November December
6 ed; December-January, 6.22d; January,
February, SID.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.'s Letter

New York, January 9.-(Special.) 1.-THE
government ginners returns to January
were Y 919,257 bales. These figures
were quite in line with earlier estimates
but were accepted by the local trade as
hearish. A decline followed under liquida-
ton of stop orders together with selling
for a further decline.
There are a large an aggressive num-
Der of traders who feel that the demand
from spinners will not be sufficient to
absorb the cotton in the country at pres
ent prices.
They are very confident therefore, OF
lower prices Notwithstanding the daily
taking of contracts here against sales to
American and European spinners, which
Is the feature of the market outside OF
their selling. We think the market is
becoming dangerously oversold, the move
ment of the crop has fallen down, with
a renewal of a demand from spinners
at time when we are away below south-
ern markets.
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TRADING DULL But
PRICES ELEVATED
Best Figures Show Gains Of
| to 3 Points Among a
Number of Issues

New York. January e.-Although the de-
nend for stocks was still limited and
trading continued dull, prices were ele-
vated in all departments. Best ngures
showed gains of / to 8 points among a
large number of issues. The success
which attended efforts to lift manipulated
issues early in the day led TO broaden
ing of speculative operations TO include
the standard shares and there was a conf
prehensive upward swing. Coppers lost
all traces of yesterdays weakness. They
showed marked strength. Petroleum
shares, fractions and some independent
stocks were prominent in the transactions
Rubber rose to 6SA, its highest price on
record.
An expected announcement of new
financing for Baltimore and Ohio was
made in the session, its forthcoming siO,-
100000 tissue of convertible Az per cent
bordsf being the first large undertaking
this season.
Price of 951A per cent at which these
bonds are to be offered gave indications OF
the terms on which the extensive new
financing now contemplated may be put
through. The response to this offer doubt
less will be watched carefully by the man
ayers of other transportation companies,
and If conditions warrant 1t is probable
that other offerings will follow rapidly.
Cali loans again ruled under per cent,
and with money still flowing in from the
interior there was every indication that
the money market had settled down for
a period of quietness. Foreign exchange
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Live Stock Market

| Chicago. January 9.-Cattle: Receipts,
1000: market steady to 10c lower. Beeves,
S.soq9.4o; Texas steers, s4.75@5s5; west
ern steers, s5.7007. 40; stockers, $i.4Gef..5 80;
cows and heifeSs. s2.s5@7So; calves, s74
/ 1885
| Hogs: Receipts, 10000: market firm at
| sc to 10c advance. Light, $7.25nT55c !;
mixed. $7.2597.55; heavy. S.20g76o; rough,
s72o&79o: pigs, s5.75d7.5o; bulk Of sales,
| s.. 4017.5 55.
\ to 10c higher. Native, $475Q6.25: western,
s4.s5d6.25: yearlings, s6.40as.9o; native
lambs, $6S0@S.e0 western, S@9.35
| st. Louis, January 9.-Cattle: Receipts.
| 300, including 800 Texans: market steady.
Choice to fine steers. ss.75@950; good to
choice, $5dS.75; dressed and butchers
steers, $5.15d7.59; stockers, S.25d7.90 Tex
as and Oklahoma steers, $525ms; Texas
and Oklahoma cows and hefers, ss.65d5.
| Hogs: Receipts, 126oo; market steady.
Pigs and lights. s6.75@75O: mixed and
butchers, s73M750; good heavy, si.4OQ
| 7.5O.
Sheep: Receipts. 5000; market 2oc 70 4oc
higher. Muttons. s5d6; yearlings, T0s2o;
lambs, s6.35al925.
| Kansas City, January 9.-Cattle: Re-
ceipts, 3T00, including 800 southerns; mar
ket generally steady Dressed beef and
export steers. S7.75M9; fair to good. S1
To; southern steers, sGd750; southern
cows. s375a625.
| Hogs: Receipts, 10000: market strong.
Bulk of sales. s7.2507. 42l1; heavy, $3.50
7.45; packers and butchers. $.25Gt1 40;
lights. T.20@7.3O; pigs. s6.5om7.
Sheep: Receipts. 1000; market 10c to i0c
higher. Lambs. ssdeaO: yearlings. ssdS;
wethers. sos; ewes. A.50535
Louisville, January Seattle: Re-
ceipts. 425: market firm and active; strong
call for feeders. Range. s2ds.50.
Hogs: Receipts, ZOO; market firm tc &c
higher Range. si.5O07.5O.
Sheep: Receipts, 5o lambs, SIC down;
sheep. siac down.
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Treasury Statement

Washington, January 9.-At the begin
nins of business today the condition OF
the United States treasury was: Working
balance, s9O,966 1884, in banks and Philip
pine treasury. $SO.00S, ,oS0; total of general
fund, $143, All; receipts yesterday, s2,-
o6s ,626; disbursements, s20i1,262; deficit for
fiscal year. $992,566 against $21,S92,4S2 last
year. Figures exclude Panama canal apd
public debt transactions.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Rye-No. >. C3iSa641ac.
Hay--rimothy. $3n3.90.
Clover: sl0619.50.
Barley: feeding, 50@55c; mailing, 5S6Tc.
Mess Pork; New, Ss@1S.12l8.
Lard: $500
Short Ribs 50 12ia99, ,S71sc.
Total clearances of flour and wheat
equaled 81 900 bushels. Primary receii.ts,
1. 122 600, against 3l7,00o last year. Esti-
mated receipts tomorrow: Wheat. 121
cars; oats, 150 cars; hogs, 24.0OO head;
corn 452 cars.
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Money on Call

New York, January 9.-Money ON call
FIRM, 21sGD3 per cent; ruling rate, 2s4 clos
Ing bid, pa offered at 3; time loans firm
so days, 4; 80 days, .414d41s; six months,
AZ. Prime mercantile paper closed 5n51s
per cent; sterling exchange firm, with
actual business In bankers billie at S4.S
for so day bills and s4.S676 for demand.
Commercial bills. S4.S212. Bar silver,
63ssc. Mexican dollars. 49c. Government
bonds firm; railroad bonds firm.
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st. Louis Grain

st. Louis, January 9.-Cash wheat, No.
red. $113: No. hard s9lau92c. Corn.
No. 2, 47@471ac; No. white, 50isc. Oats,
No. q 34c; No. 2 white, 35@S5l4c. Close:
Wheat May. 1850; July, s9l4c. Corn, May,
497sQ5oc: July. 507sQ51c. oats. May. 33%ci
July, 342sc.
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Arkansas 7s2,24o, Florida 56,ols. Georgia
!, ,767, ,016, Louisiana 1867 1856 Mississippi 937,-
356, North Carolina S57 408, Oklahoma 946,-
453, South Carolina 1,i7s,549, Tennessee
PAS, ,5O6, Texas 4,i6l, 1882, other states 82.013.
Ginning of sea island by states: Florida
2l,os4, Georgia 39,b26, South Carolina 679l.
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New Orleans Rice Market

New Orleans, January 9.-Rough rice
was firm today; clean grades were
steady. quote: Rough Honduras, $50
a 4.75c; Japan. 2.75@4 4.25c; clean Hon
duras. 4@51ac: Japan 3@ 4c. Receipts:
Rough, 1904: millers. 4721. clean, 1868.
Sales: Clean Honduras, 1881 at 3ls q
4s4c: Japan, 300 at 3 &C.
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Bank of France Statement

Paris, January 9.-The weekly statement
of the Bank Of France shows: Gold ir
hand decreased G.151,000 francs; silver ir
hand decreased 10375.0O0 francs; notes ir
circulation decreased 76,2J0,00O francs
treasury deposits decreased 1905, 600; sen
eral deposits decreased 32950.o00 francs
bills discounted decreased 121, ,225, 600; ad-
vances increased 100000 francs.
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st. Louis Produce

st. Louis, January s.-Flour firm. Hay
steady; timothy. s12117 prairie, sl1q14. so
Whisky. $1.40. Iron cotton ties, 94c. Bag
ging. 97sc. Hemp twine, SC. Pork lard,
dry salt meats. bacon unchanged Re-
ceipts: Flour, 5000; wheat, 10000: corn,
IS, 900; oats, 1900. Shipments: Flour, 12,-
900; wheat, $1,000; corn, 5000; oats. 4,0oo
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Bank of England Statement

London, January 9.--Following are the
weekly bank ohanges: Total receipts in
creased e2,@0Oo0 circulation decreased
e1G7, goo; bullion increased G., ,113, 367: other
securities decreased G16, 395. 600; other de-
posits decreased G11,166000; public de-
posits decreased G4,351,000; notes reserve
increased 92,620, 600; government securities
decreased G1,150,O00. The proportion of
the bank reserve to liabilt4 this week is
As per cent, against 30.65 : cent last
week.
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not farmers. Whether or not they are
Turing any considerable section of the
public back TO the land, they are un-
doubtedly proving effective in educat-
ing farmers by teaching them how to
increase their crops and produce ths
more economically.
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Kansas City Grain

Kansas City. January Cash wheat,
No. hard. sii9@9lc; No. g. S9aeoc: No.
red, 81. .oSIs0O1 07ik. Corn, No. mixed. 47@
471sc; No. 8, 46a46lsc; No. white, 49a49lac.
Oats, No. 2 white. 34dSac; No mixed,
33iA@3ic. Close: Wheat May, s7ssc; July,
s5sc. Corn, May, 499s@l9s4c: July, 5oa
50isc. Oats, May, ;515c.
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Metal Market

New York, January 9.-Standard copper
easy; spot to March, s1e.75617. .3; April,
SIG. 50Q17; electrolytic. II .50a17 75c; lake,
Il. .5c117 SIC; casting, II 12017 SIC.
Tin easy; spot, $50. S0a50. 81; January,
$50. aca5o 30; February. $50. 1Oa5o. 20; March,
$500i50 10
Lead firm. S4. 2564.35
Spelter firm, 81. 2eU7. 40.
Cookson's antimony easy, s10Q10. 80.
Iron easy
Copper exports this month, 3159 tons.
London copper quiet; spot, e75 2s Cd; fu-
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New York Produce

New York, January 9.-Bogota hides and
leather steady; barreled turpentine steady;
machine, 44c; petroleum, rice, molasses
and wool steady. Rosin quiet. Raw sugar
steady. Muscovado, 50 test, 3.02c: Centri-
fugal SO test 3.52c; molasses, SO test. 2.Tc; !;
retired steady.
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New Orleans Cotton Futures
New Orleans, January ..

New Orleans, January 9.-Spot cotton
easy. s-l6c off Mddlng, IL 11-1sc. saIes.
2312 To arrive, 231. Low ordinary, 5-l6c
ordinary. f0lse; good ordinary, 11%c: strict
good ordinary, 12c; low middling. 12Ac;
strict low middling, PIC; strict middling
127lc. good middling. 10 Lie: strict good
mIddIing, BIC: middling fair. 1s ll-16c
nominal: middling fair to fair, IA 1-16c
nominal; fair. IA 7-1sc nominal. Receipts.
1916: stock, 1s6725.
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Poultry and Eggs

Hens. 35q4Oc: live per pound. I4a15c:
large fryers, 1ili15c; medium fryers,. 16ff
17c small fryers, zoe; ducks. 30a40c; guin.
eas. 25c; roosters, 25c; geese. 0a7Oc:
live turkeys. 1s@20c; fresh eggs. case
candled, 25c; extra graded candIed
eggs. &c; cold storage eggs. 19a20c. Itab-
bits. $2.25 per dozen.
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Creamery Products

Country butter, zod3Oc; fresh creamery
butter. 3sc; cheese. 19c. imported Swiss
cheese, 32c: German brick cheese, zoe.
limburger cheese, 19c; imported roquefort.
37c; Neufchatel cheese, per dozen. 45c:
Pimento butter. 40c; process butter, 3l1bc:
daisy cheese, per dozen. 81. 40.
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Bank of Germany Statement

Berlin, January 9.-The weekly state
ment of the Imperial Bank of Germany
shows: Cash in hand increased 63,S5e 900
marks; loans decreased 79,3s0,o0o marks;
discounts decreased 299, ,15l,0 900 marks;
treasury bills decreased 20,646,C00 marks;
notes in circulation decreased 2s1, ,962 900
marks: deposits decreased 50115,000 marks;
gold in hand decreased 100000 marks
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Citing An Example

From the LOuisViIIe Herald.
Great men often rise from small
beginnings" remarked the moralizer.
That's right" rejoined the demor-
alizer. Take our 360-pound President,
for example. He was once little ba-
by"
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Fish and Sea Foods

Red snapper. 10c in bbl. lots: lie in
small lots; groupers, &c: Spanish mack
erel. 12i1c: speckled sea trout. 111sc; carp,
roughs. &c; mullet, 6kc; sun perch or
Dream. sisc: pompano. 2oc; mixed fish,
7c in barrel lots; nc in small lots; crock
sFs, 6lze; fresh water perch. shc.
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Montgomery Market

Montgomery, January ESPECIAL y
Strict middling COTTON brought 12Kc
in the ontgomery/m market Thursday;
middIing was quoted at 12c, and
strict low middling at 12hc
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Bonds

was found rising, the rates not having
been affected by the expectation of gold
shipments. Commodity bills scarcity, the
foreign financial situation and the relax
alton of money here account for the con-
tinued strength of exchange. Bonds were
steady. Total sales, par value, s3,0470o0.
Bonds of the United States on call were
unchanged
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Dry Goods

New York January 9,-rhe cotton goods
markets rule barely steady: Yarns were
easier. Jobbers are doing good bus-
ness for deliveries for the next two
months. Active progress Is being made
in opening the new heavy weight men 5
wear season
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Why She Knew

From the Louisville Herald.
She-Mr. Reid Is man of superior
intelligence
He-How do you know that?
She--Because he admitted that ]
knew more than he did.
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Pig Iron
Local Cotton
Meat

+ Lard, 11sse compound. SIC; dry salt
short ribs, I1.d5c: bellies, 1215c: ham
butts. 15c; Boston butts. 14hc: pork
foins 1910; spare ribs, 13c; breakfast
bacon, 22W27c; smoked bacon, 16c: reg
ular ham, 171ac; skinned ham, 17c
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lures, e75 lbs Cd. Local exchange sales
tin, five tons. London tin quiet; spot,
f22S los; futures, cps. London lead il'
les Sd. London spelter, e26 5s. Iron:
Cleveland warrants, 67s I'D in London.
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Grain Receipts and Shipments

| Kansas City, January 9.-Receipts:
Wheat. $1,000: corn, 5000; oats, 5000.
Shipments Wheat 5000; corn. 1900;
oats. 1900.
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Wool Market

st. Louis, January 9.-Wool steady;
medium grades combing and clothing, 3l2
d2ec; light fine, 19q21c; heavy fine, 100
1Sc: tub washed, 21G36c.
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Ginning Report

Washington, January 9.-Cotton ginned
prior to January 1 amounted to 1898, ,257
bales including 1873 round bales and
G. 800 bales OF sea island.
Gnnings by states: Alabama 1.2p57s,
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Cotton Seed Oil

New York. January 9.-Cotton seed
oil was quiet and to points net
lower today owing to selling by re-
finers and the break in cotton follow
ing the census report. Sales were 49,
600 barrels; prime crude, 8 q 5.07c; prime
summer yellow spot, 6.10@6.3Oc; jan
uary, else: February. 6.12c; March,
616c; April. s.1Sc; May, 6.23c: June.
6.25c; July. 6.2Sc; August. 6.s0c; prime
winter yellow and summer white, els
q s.soc.
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Fruits and Produce

Apples, fancy winesap. $4.7505 mar
bbl.: York and Imperial apples, 1915 bbl
Florida oranges. s2.25 per box; Cali,
fornia lemons, s5.75 per box: Crane
fruit. s2.75@3 per box: tangerines, "a "a
per box. Concord grapes. 17c nar
pound; California tEmperor) grapes
81 so per box; Malaga grapes, In kegs
ss.50m7. Cranberries, $2.75 box:N ner
barrel. $40. Italian chestnuts, 1Oc Der
mound. Lines, 81 per hundred. Irish DO !.
fatoes. S0@S5c bu onions. red globe.
INC per Id. Danish cabbage. 1Hc Dar
IN California celery. 90c per dozen.
s5O per crate. Rutabagas. 1hc per
Mound Lettuce, s1.50d2.J0 per crate.
Flour and FoOdstuffs
Self raising -four, Sc: Tennessee -four.
so. Indian flour. $50; Oklahoma flour.
s525: Michigan -four. s6.65: bolted inca /.
per &c lbs. s1.40: No. corn. per bushei.
lac. pure wheat shorts, $50; pure
wheat bran, $2S; C. s. hulls, per ton, s14.
nrime c. S. meal. per ton. s31; c. s. feed
meal. per ton, S26; No. l timothy hay, per
ton. sa2; mixed alfalfa and johnson
grass. per ton. $40; corn chops, per 100
Ii. sack, $40: alfalfa hay. per ton. s2s.
johnson grass per ton. SIS: mixed feed.
perton, S3l; oats, 4Sc bushel.
Coffee and Sugar
free-Arbuckles, E5.o5 per hun.
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dred pounds: Luzanne. 27c .er pound:
Sugar. standard granulated, SIC Der
pound.
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Naval Stores

Savannah, Ga, January 9.-Turpen-
tine firm. Ale; sales. 1881; receipts,
240; shipments. I; stock. 3o.2s7. Rosin
firm; sales, 3712; receipts. 2235; ship
ments. 1411; stock, 152.096 quote: A.
B. s5.15: CD. $500 f, s5.25@5.35; i.
s5.321s @5-45: G. s5.42iz Q5.50; II, s5.45
W5.521a; 1. $50; X, 1895: NJ. $40:
n. $7.15; WG. 1925; WV. $735.
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Flour and Foodstuffs

Coffee and Sugar
e--Arbuckles. sz5.o5 per hun
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Open. High, Low. Ci Bd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18

Sweet navel oranges, Callfor-
MIA seedieaB. thin skinned. sweet
and juicy: Saturday. dozen. 1sc.
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and its body lying on the bot
tom. lts peculiar shape and
markings caused me 10 keep
close watch on Il. After a few
moments a little round fish,
not much larger than a base.
ball, came sailing by. and all Of
a eudden up swung the fish
from the bottom and hit
smart rap, sending II several
yards through the water. This
was so unusual that I kept my
eyes on the ball fish and no
tioed that II went back to the
place from which I first seen Il
start and made for the lair Of
the bat fish again, This time
the bat flsh swung too soon and
missed II. The little ball fish
wiagIed its tail and showed
signs Of pleasure. II seemed
that they we're playing a sort
Of submarine baseball game.
the object being for the ball
fish 10 swim by tho bat bass
without getting hit. Chances
seemed TO be pretty even for
. 10 tries, which | watched, the
bat fish lost by one miss. I
enclose a sketoh Of the two as
they appeared through the wa
ter glass. Yours truly,
INA d'ARN PHAQuER-
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Professor Phlsh phaquer'a Ina
darn. has Joined her uncle in the
attempt 10 interest tho people OF
Seattle I'm the rare fish OF Puget
sound In the mornings mail was
the following contribution from
Ina.
Editor The Star; You are
doing a great work In the fish
line and am glad that my
uncle has taken 1t up. Uncle
and ! used TO have great sport
out In Elliott bay, watching the
spurious marine fungi chasing
each other about OF course,
Uncle Phish knows more about
this subject than I, HAVING
studied It for years, bus ! de.
sire 10 call your attention to
one which he has never seen. :
In fact, ! never noted II myself
until last Tuesday
Enclosed you will find a pic.
ture OF two sea animals, which
| have taken the privilege OF
naming them the bat bass and
ball flsh.
While watching the sea life
through a water glass over
near AK point Tuesday after
noon, saw long fish shaped
like a ball bat. with lite tall
wedaed in between two stones
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LAWN SPRINKLERS, SPECIAL Soc
Round Sprinkler OF heavy brass, inches
in diameter spr,nklcs square area and
reaches the corners, with an even and
gentle spray. Special SOC.
HAND WEDDING FORKS, SPECIAL,
7c-
Fork with three rctinncd tines and nat
ural hardwood handle special &c.
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PURE FOODS COST YOU LESS al lhe BON MARGIN

fi"nie Hams. medium weight
nice lean shoulders. fnt~
saturday, n pound ...... k2G
Challenge Pens. 80. 2 size cans.
S &Sil dI1c' a F cag q . 10c
May flower coffee. blend ~ rof-
ieo that is always uniform. fresh
~ rpartod. 2 pounds FOR or
400 pound .... ......... ~ u
Fancy seeded Hni1insi SO. I 2 atzr.
Best quality California seeded
raiRlnw Saturday. n &C
package .t,.'....t.. ........ W
New Prunes, our regular DC
grade extra fine quality o.
Saturday pound ........ OF
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Children's
School Shoes

Misses and Children's Two-strai
Slippers in calf and patent leather
also Three button Oxfords witt
medium-weight soles. Sizes 81 70
II. SIPS; llIs TO ,. 81 80 pair.
Misses and Children's One-straF
Velvet Pumps made over fuI
round-toe last. sizes So to II
Sis; ll15 TO ,. $500 pair.
Boys School Shoes in gun-neta
calf. in button and lace styles
sizes 10 to 1871, Sis pair.
basement sslesrOOz
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BLACK steel running gears and pushcrs I'm.
ishcd with nickel or copper with curtains dash
and hood OF black lcathcrcttc
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Spring Gardening Needs Specially Priced

HOSE AND REEL COMBINATION
SPECIAL $3.50
Combination consists OF Hose Reel o.
finished hardwood with iron wheels anu
nozzle holder, together with so feet o.
Fearless" Cotton-covered Hose, M-n'A
complete with couplings and nozzle. spe
cial, Reel and Hose complete $3.50.
--uouscfurni.hinss seeo''
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New Rulings

Narrow Rulings Of plain
and fancy net, in ecru,
cream and white, widths /
to 3 inches, special 25c ,c|
$50 yard.
New Neck Ruchings and
Cords. Folds and Plated
effects in Bulgarian effects
also white. cream, pink
blue. Nell-rose and gold. *
Embroidery Rufflings with
colored edge and draw
string white, black, pink
blue, lavender, cardinal AMI
Alice blue, $50 yard.
First Flos;
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Manicure Sets. containing
orange stick. nail file and
emery boards, special l0c.
Crushed Lavender Flow
crs for pcrfuming personal
and household linen. S-ouncc
packages. Soc.
Fairy Soap. special 43c
dozen cakes.
Cont CASTLE Soap. SOC
bar
Physicians and Surgeons
Soap. &c cake
Holmes Fros,illa. l5c
bottle.
Stork CASTLE Soap, &c
cake.
Bcuzoin and Almond
Cream. lSc bottle.
la Blachc Powder, 29c.
Sylvan Toilet Soap, &c
cake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18
New Lingerie Waists
Special $l.l5

A SPECIAL purchase OF about
n 600 fresh. new Lingerie
Waists permits the offering OF cx-
ccptional values at this price
The purchase includes both high
and Dutch-neck models OF fine
French lawn, with long or three
quarter sleeves, and trimmings OF
fine laccs and insertions and en-
brodcrics.
Special at $1.15.
basement saic'roou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18
Toilet Requisites
Including Some Special Values

"Baihaswcet," l5c.
Family-size Talcum Pow
der in rose. violet and lilac
odors. lsc.
"47ll" Eau de Cologne
Bath Salts. l9c. SOC and
59c.
Trentini Taloum Powder,
2sc.
Whisk Brooms. 25c.
Nail Brushes with wood
backs, loc.
Tooth Brushes, Zoe.
Tooth Brushes. 25c.
Crown Bathadora, 35c
Solid Steel Manicure Scis-
sors. special SOC.
Nail Brushes. with wood
backs, special l9c.
First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18

Made with all steel frame with side curtains.
dash and hood OF black eatherette. l0.inch
wheels with is-noh rubber tires.