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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-11-28
TRUE CHARITY
WHAT THE WICKED PEOPLE OF MEM
PHiS DO TO HELP AN AFFLICTED
Nj

Eor,o day since = youthful ard good
iesipDi riycr town cn route for her home
in the cat. having !cf, hpr husband who
fa!sd 10 support ne I'D was y slave Ia
the demon dr.nh. "'a:n ne reached
here she sought honest employment. but
soon because discouraged. One lady offer
Cd her l.25 Il week "a q nurse: another
So ii month =: a cook for 4 large family.
These amounts would not buy her shoes
much less furnish her with clothing. She
repaired to a house Of refuge institution
and received succor for q few days and
thcH ira. crscd the city a second time in
search of employment but could find none.
hauselcss and hungry. What could she
90? One night she wondered into a bag
MO and told her sorrows. The fallen
woman. touched by he. pitiful story,
gave he- shelter and clothing, made up a
purse. purchased her ? ticket and ship
ped her toward her home rejoicing. She
was = grateful woman. and poured out
her thanks to these fallen sisters who
gave hcr q practical demonstrators of
Christian charity. Who Will say after this
ciety calls bad? Memphis Avalanche.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-11-28
The Country Press

THE SENTINEL. from experience can
truthfully say that every word of the fol-
lowing from the Brandon Republican. is
true and we hope the day is not far dis
tant. when the country newspapers. will
put a stop to so much dead head" or
free business:
The country press in this State. and es-
pecially in SONS localities. is not appre-
ciated as it should be. During a politi-
cal canvas it is expected of the country
editor that he puff all the candidates of
his party. publish all notices of public
meetings and barbecues. give a synopsis
of all public speeches made by candidates
and canvassers. and fight all the battles Of
his party free of charge. He is expected
to notice all improvements going on in
town, puff all new inventions, stir up
the town and county officers when they
need it. advocate the building of rail
roads. factories and educational istitu-
tons for the benefit of the town, notice
the marriages and. the time of holding
courts, disposition of cases. give notice
of all church and society meetings. festi-
walls and concerts for charitable purposes
anu = 80
of charge. This a very heavy tax upon
him. Besides his own labor in writing
the notices. he has to pay printers for
setting the type. Not a day passes but
be is called upon to publish something for
the benefit of the. public. Those who
ask these favors. which frequently cost
the publisher a dollar or two, would not
think of going into n store and ask
the merchant TO give him a nickles
worth of his goods for nothing. A mer-
chant who never patronizes the editor to
the amount of Il dime a year, thinks very
hard of him if he neglects to make hand
some notice of the marriage of a member
IF his family. or publish long obituary OF
his deceased relative. Many merchants
and other business men, who are greatly
benefited by having a paper published
in their town TO give all these gratuitious
notices. do nothing to sustain the paper
.r encourage the editor. and he is COM
PEELED to eak out a miserable existence
or pull up ard leave. We can always
tell the character of the business men of a
town by looking at their town paper.
If the business men advertise literally
they are prosperous, energetic and liber-
II dealers. and the town wears a business
appearance. If they refuse or neglect to
advertise, it is a sure sign that their bust
ness is decreasing ard their town going
10 decay. BY examining our State ex-
changes we can tell every prosperous
town in the State. and we think about
one-half publishers ought to pull up
-.
and then the illiberal and selfish business
men would be taught a wholesome lesson.
4 good newspaper Is worth a good deal
to - town, and every good citizen ought
10 help sustain it. If they don't it can't
live, and when it is gone they will prob
ably feel the need of it.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-11-28
Saloon Petition.
! To the Hon. Board of Mayor and Aldermen
of the city of Grenada:

To the Hon. Board of Mayor and Aldermen
of the city of Grenada:
We. the und ersigned petitioners. citizens
nj the City Of Grenada. would most respect
fully recommend IRA l.. to be
= parsor of good reputation. and a sober and
suitable person to receive a incense 10 retait
yinous and spurious liquors in the city OF
Grenada in less quantity than one pint, ana
we would therefore respectfully pray this
Hon. body to grant such license to said ap-
plicant.
w. r. Parks, 3. F. Thomas, I 6. DEEMS, n.
Haber. J. E. Greenhaw. A. Mass, Ben Stath-
am. Thomas Presley. J. Calm, J. G. Hupert'
J. G. To vnsend. w. II. Fitzgerald, JIM. Bish-
on. W. G. Stathar, w. p. Ferguson. Robt
purdy. I. Bodenheimer, J. f. Shankle. Geo.
ingram, Frank JOSEPH. F.. Stierle. RID. Dun
can. j. M. Duncan j., Geo. Austin, w. Z.
McGhee. j. W.. Hall. Sam Vile, }. II. crowd
cr, Bib. Wright, w. A; Belew; Frank May
Wo,fe. j. w. Buchanan. w. w. Townsend
James NJ. Hcarn. A. s. Weigert, Alick DAVIS.
A. c. Leigh, D. =. Peacock, G. W: Doherty'
". b. Davis. J. W. Heath. Z. F.. Wolfe, Chas
Red. b. S. Norman, G.. w: Lake, il. Ooen-
chain, O.. j. Rance, j. J: Slack: b: C. Cur
ingtcn. NJ. w. Rose, J. P. Curington. John
Lake. j. w. Partell. A. G. bubaId, L. C.
ice. Camp Marshall. Arm French. Washing
". p. fowler, j. B.. Snider. Jno. J. Gage jr,
Henry Johnson. VIM. Booker, julie Volen,
i;nc. John Johnson, w. It. Carter. Richard
Maniey, Albert Phillips. VIM. Davis. Sip R;v-
a-s, Henry Cromwell, Ben Johnson, Albert
Dausen. John Evans, Henderson Miller, K.
A. Anderson. Ike Majett. Jack Turner, j. Z.
Ferguson, Monroe Doyle, Carter Woodson,
S;p;u Howell. Arthur Sherman. Council Ken
nedy, Renty Fitzgerald, Avley White. Gus
Wolfe. J. J. Lilley. Issac David. Geo: How
I'll r. Il. Gordon, Z. j. Lowenstein. Andrew
; Melton, r. Highgate, Reuben Herald. M. J.
Ryan. L. W.. Andrews. d. B. Gillespie. G.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-11-28

..o,so of Baptists since
The iargeSt ~ 49, n southern States,
1870 mas oeen = 761 AIS. mostly among
wnere 49, neon,e. In the 6 eastern States
the sospea is 1900; in the middle STATES
IA sos. in the l6 western States. Sf..'o'
and in the territories, 5000.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-11-28

Base all your actions upon aprinci-
pie Of right; preserve your integrity
of character. and, in DANG this new
er reckon the cost.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-11-28

j. f. Hughes has undoubtedly the
largest and best stock Of cigars to be
found in this section of the State.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-11-28

Drugs, medicines, chemicals, paints,
oils. glass, etc always cheap at j. E.
Hughes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
EGG PRICES
REDUCED AGAIN
Dealers Lower Quotations
to 10 Cents Per Dozen

Fresh ranch eggs took the second
sensational drop since Saturday on
the local Wholesale market. when
they fell Co 20 cents pei dozen. B.
cent decrease. Tuesday morning. n
the market keeps on declining u will
soon reach a stage whore housewives
once more will begin cooking oggs
for breakfast
Dealers are explaining tho lower
Ing OF the local market by the pros
ent weakness OF Eastern markets.
especially New York. They say thai,
the Eastern demand for eggs from
this coast has fallen off TO the r.ro
point. and that. added TO Increased
local production. has made the cheap
er prices possible.
Butter market. on the other hand.
Is reported To be very firm. A great
deal OF outside trade n being expert
eneed by the dealers and local DO
nand "a also reported TO be briak
Cheese market IL dragging.
Increased arrivals OF California
greens featured the street Tuesday
morning. Trading was fair. with
prices generally unchanged. Fiorida
grapefruit h lower at s. 60 50 per
box.
Receipts az tho local stock yards
Monday were asa cattle. Prompted
by the local shortage. tho cattle mar.
ket went decidedly higher for the
day. but quotations were normal on
Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
BANK CIJsAiiINGS
As.lfl.
Status Of New York
Stock Exchange

sEw YORK. Dec. tt.-st~sdins issues
with tho exception Of Railroad stocks
we're higher ct tho stock market opsning
today. rranseentin.btai OF opened at
-. DIP =. unitsd states steel az ieths
up y Republic at tees up ~, Gem
srsl Motors At sis, up ~ Pierce Arrow
at 7es. up H. sinclair at as. un-
changed Mexican Petroleum at 100. IN
= International Paper 1t fts, w =
southern Pacific al pps. off VI New
York csstrsi at sfs. Oft D. @. a.
zsis, off y.
After s@riy uno-vtsia,y tho whole iist
moved forward around ioso. Republic
steel made an early high above ios. Htssi
common reached iQs General Motors
Vas up from the previous close South
ern Pacific sold above par
The market continued 60 work toward
higher levels into the second hour ie
public battered It's early high hy more
than a point united states Rubber sold
above isl ard baldwin above i0s Trans.
continental made ncS Low on the de-
cline close 70 ss
General Meters ard some ~ the oils
we're inciiasd 90 make better prices
rranaeontinentai. bc~eser. sold down to
sGk
Tue market closed ssfenx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
BIC SHIPS FOR
PACIFIC TRADE
Government to Assign Car
rierS. SAYS Saint

Ten 90 twelve steamships Of he
tween 10, 00o and Is 600 tons, win he
sent to the Pacific coast by tho ship
ping hoard as soon as they are of
the ways OF Eastern shipyards, said
Harry Y. Saint. director % the cx.
port and import bureau % the ship
ping board, at luncheon given In
his honor by the Chamber Of Com.
mcrce In the Hotel Butler Monday
- sght.
II IS not known yet whether or not
these ships win ply out OF Seattle or
san Francisco. Saint said.
Saint. formerly director OF the for
cign trade bureau OF the Chamber
Of Commerce. is home from wash.
ington. ID. G. on "A visit.
The peace treaty viii he ratified
with reservations In hts opinion.
ITO furnish solid foundation for
the restoration Of exchange 60 nor
NAL. requires the ratification OF the
treaty" he declared.
Reginald II, Parson. president Of
the chamber. acted as POSTMASTER.
while NJ. j. Connell. director Of tho
foreign trade bureau. presided.
other speakers were: a J Rhodes.
former president 81 the chamber:
Thomas r. HIN director Of the state
development bureau. and W. b, Hen
eersou. on the staff Of Pacific Ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
ACTRESS WILL
Get HER CHILD
Patches Up Differences With
Husband Here

Donaida Aver. actress. was pre-
pairing 90 sail for Australia Tuesday
TO fultiii her concert hall engagement
there. and she viii take with her her
fy"ar old daughter. according TO her
husband
Al tho request 81 the husband.
Wallace G Aver. travelling rniesTnan.
Judge King Dykcman Monday en-
joined Mira Aver from taking tn.
child out Of this country. The father
said she was going TO train the girl
as a stage dancer.
Hut Monday night. after the court
proceedings. tho Ayers got together
and arrived at a settlement Of their
own. Aver agreed that Mrs. Aver
could take tina Riri with her TO Aus.
tralia for four months. providing shr
did not make an effort To train her
for the stage.
Married In New York I'm 1910 the
Ayers we're divorced In Denver In
1915. Tho wife was awarded the Gus
toby OF the girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
SUGAR MYSTERY
is NOW SOLVED
Trace Loot Car to Local
Garage

''oIb. o'' ~
y ',S "a" +e's' - IA
N''n ..s " 'he ."ei' VI an az,
hihe '"'S % e"hs' tioi" M
w VI n' pa" ~ '"''
~ %
N'puN ""''n' - ~
~ ,s'"ns
"'"'e"'' t'"A.'s '"'i"s Wv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
HESKETH WILL
SEEK REPEAL
Plans to Fight Enforcement
OF "OiI Burner" Bill

Undaun,cd because his minority re
port against an ordinance allowing
oil burners In stoves and ranges was
defeated by niS-toone vote Of the
city council Monday afternoon. Coun-
Gilman Robert ~ H~Hketh viii intro
ducc an ordinance TO repeal the one
which In his Judgment IL fraught
with danger and death TO Seattle
house wiveH
Hcsketh's substitute ordinance will
he introduced next Monday after
noon.
The ordinance paused Monday aft.
ernoon WAS hastily signed by Acting
Mayor W. ID. Lane Monday night.
Councilman Bolton. who brought
tho ordinance 90 the acting mayors
office in person. evidently feared
that II left TO the mercy Of Mayor
Fitzgerald u would be vetoed
And I guess I would have vetoed
u all right" Mayor Fitzgerald said
Tuesday after his return from
Washington. ID. c. where he went 60
confer with various department off
clals.
4 am against any ordinance that
seeks to throw down the bars TO
fire hazards"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

Smith Cove tsrminsi--str Iconium.
Great Northern picr-Str Eastern Guide.
Pier 1o-str Rush.
Bell n, terminal Motor schr Chatham
bra
pier str Jefferson. str Santa Ana. str
Alaska, str Alameda.
Pier str Bergen.
ur'an Pacific dook-str Stanley.
Pacific Coast bunkers-U. 8. l.. $. Una
skinner q EDDY ynrds-str viotoris. str
Robin Hood. str Robin Adair. str Cross
Keys. str West Alcta,
Hanford at termiunl-Str Glyndon.
Duthio yards-Str west lIonHhaw
Todd drydocks-str Admiral Goodrich.
Amea ysrds-str Roosevelt. str West
Jena.
Hsffsrnan's drydock--str u. u. Ioveioy.
Lander 1t. termlnal--u. = 3. Surveyor.
Union on dock~-Str Argyll
East Waterway tsrminal--str West se-
sovia. str Princess Eua.
spokane st. tcrminal--str Admiral Mich
olson.
Patterson Ma c Donald yards Motor schr
Boobyaiin.
Lake unlon--lIuils snoaunirnie. Broxton.
Ieota, Endymion. Fort jackson. Ad-
olson, Doughton. Bowesmont, Bourn.-
willie. Allenhurat. Abilln, Adria, Ca
praria. Elcstrs, Oclwin, Abydoa Area
dsmin. Academia, Pezuta, Black Wolf.
kirkland, nastine. nlRnford. Agron.
Anthem, Fort Harrison. Fort stanwir.
Imufka. Kitten. Looti. Dions. cagaoan.
Cozian. CmcyrsH. Cardia. ELISA. schrs
tzaien. Henry Wilson, Salvador. Alice.
wswona. bye Corus, blk Oriental, str
San wan. whaling str Tanginsk'
whaling str Kodiak. u. 3. 3. Surveyor.
whaling str Patterson. schr Maid OF
Orleans hge Fresno, str Charles IL.
Wilson. str John A.. str Ellhu Thorn
son. str washington,
Boicom Canal Lumber company dock
Motor schr kirhrtind.
stImspn's mill--nEe Acapulco. tug Ia.
st<oshs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Chicago Live Stock

CiUCAGo, Dec. i'll s--Neecipt-
a. 600 head market 30 higher. Hulk %
sales. it3.fsuttt butchers. tts;S0i8.fA.
packing, tistogts.ao. liaht. ttsssg
uii.
Cattle-R Receipts. ee.eee head. market
slow and lover. Reef. ti,fbOts butcher
steers. tsutake Gamers and cutters. -
ufTk, steckers and feeders. ttftOte.
cows t6Hittes calves. ttsse0.s 90
sheep--Racetpts. 81 coo head, market
steady and 81 lever Lambs. titsey
ttefa. ewes. tGiesa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Dee ~ nraia futures on
shn Chicago Hoard OF Trade today were
SHARPLY higher, Large expert defnsat
and bad weather over the belt aton e
~fh the sfpsesation Of tho Eds. hiii
being passed. ssrs the mAia factors In
the rise
Provisions we're higher with the rrsra.
December corn. unchanged Al the open
ins. 81 siss. later gained isr. t.ausfy
earn epsnea w Nc. 81 81 tf.. and rob
arsusntir advanced Ne May corn
eP~nsd up Nc. q, ii.iss. and suh-e
aesntiy advanced NE. May corn. o. afs
- tho epenlnE. % ss. ssinsi Sr b.fars
the close
December oats opened up &c. 81 use.
and later soid smother Ne higher. May
corn. 81 Nc 81 the opsnins. up &c. Estn.d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures


Arrivals
December ie-str city Of Seattle from
Alaska At 1850 a IN. str
Alameda from Tacoma AZ $40 a, IN.
December is-Str President from San
DleFo via San Francisco at $40 y. m. !.
str West aagovia from Manila via ports
a, $50 q m. ctr Cross Keys from trial
trip at $50 .. m. str ArEyli from Port
san Luis at ii:a0 a. m.
Departures
December ie--str Suwa Maru for Ma
Mia via Kobe. HouEhong and Yokohama
az 1880 a. m; str Admiral FarraEut for
San Diego vin San TrRncisc at .. ~.
str President for Vancouver. ", C., a. I
m.
December is--Htr Ketrhlkhn for south
d.rtsrn via Southeastern Alaska at sac
.. m str Nile for Tacoma at a;so p. m
str W. T. Porter for San Pedro at noon
str Cross Keys for trial trip ut a IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Lynching of Two
Negroes Probed

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Dec. Ia
Earl whitney. 30. and Edward Field
Is. negroes. who were shot 10 death
Monday by n mob following the XIII
Ing Of Jeaae Meek. ss. min. fore
san OF Logan county. me, death at
the hands Of persons unknown" ac'
cording 10 n verdict rendered today
by Coroner Harris. Of Logan county.
VI. sheriff. however. today started n
new investigation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Public Markets


Stalls is-is. siriein u,sah. SOC n. prinr
rih steak, see N. picked pork. s1c N
stall if2. nureank potatoes sfse per
I've rs. Jonathan apples. tIse bat
stan ~, dried peas. lee N ihs beans.
fac. currants, zee pas. st4n re-. Alaska
herring for esc. ms saaerkraut, I8c.
5 am piekies. les. stalls is-if. bulk soda
erackrrN Gee n oyster crackers. goo o.
aacaraat lee 70 ms rolled oats. elc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16

DENVER. nee is-~Csttis--Rscsirt.
f0e head. market steady, steers. 10 20
ola, COWS and hsifers. o. teuesel stock
ers and feeders. tisovte.t. calves. ilt
8il
Hogs Receipts. i.ees head. market 10
steady 10 sse Loser. Top. ntTs, bulk Of
sales, titsssttsa
sheep Receipts. sfes head market 10
steady. tAmhza ti.teuial ewes. tl.ft
o. feeder lambs. ttaTbefs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16

Back from a three months trip TO
the Orient. Dave Adamson. deck en-
gincer Of the steamship West Seleo-
via. was arrested by Deputy sheriffs
Jarrett. as he prepared to disembark
from the vessel after she locked at
the East Waterway terminals Tues
day. Adamson is wanted in Portland
on a nonsupport charge sworn to by
his wife. He says he will fight ex.
tradition. and accuses his wife OF
deserving him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Frisco Market Status

sas FRANCISCO. Dee is-nut,er-
Ettraa. ssr per ~
EGxs-rstr.s. rsxc per dos extra put
lots. AVE per doE. undsrsissd puiists.
tse per dos
Cheese CALIFORNIA; flats. fancy. sfNe
per 10. flrsss. setsc per ~.
Hsaa-itu 1sr per ~ hroiiefs. atc
per ~
parka-~.t Q zoe per m.
Potatoes River whii~. Netke. sa-
iinas. it.se sweets. 81 per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Say He Tried to
Beat His Meter

Charged with tampering with mu-
nicipai light wires. with a view to
wards defrauding the city out OF cleo
trio juice. r. ". Andrews. SO. sales
man, living at 1926 McClintock st,
was arrested Tuesday by city light
officials.
Andrews is in the city Jail. pending
investigation OF the charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16

With a woman's silk kimon0
thrown jauntily over his arm. ~. r.
Wheeler. 81. salesman. was ar
rested at Seventh ave. and Union
St, at 100 a. m. Tuesday
wheeler's explanation OF his ac-
QUESTION OF the kinono was unsatis-
factory TO the police and he was
booked at the police station on an
open charge.
Later Wheeler is said TO have con-
fcsscd taking the kimono from .
motel room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
wAsIIINGToN.

WASHINGTON. Dec. is,--An-
nouuc-fnent Of tho three mon to com.
pose the PRESIDENT tribunal to settle
the coal controversy viii BE- made
public after Attorney General Palm.
err returns from Chicago. Thursday
morning. u was officially learned to
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
WOMAN FAINTS
IN COURTROOM
Tale OF Husbands Cruelty
0vercomeS Wife

Overcome while she related her
husbands alleged cruelties. Mrs. EN-.
ma McArdle. 81. plaintiff in a divorce
suit being heard by Superior Judge
King Dykcman, fainted on the wit.
ness stand Tuesday. Bailiff George
eau caught Mrs. McArdles as she
was about 90 fall from the chair.
She was revived with water.
The McArdles were married here
September 6. 1919. They had been
acquainted only two weeks. Mrs. Me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
.AP PILES
w. II. I. a..
ny DIR. EDWIN ,. BR0wu

w. II. l. A. signifies
Wewatchee HlaWaeha
Irrigated Apple. an1 ct
Stall No. 50. In the
Westiake Market, you
will see the signs beaT-
ing this label.
Beginning Tuoeday.
December is. We will
start the special sale OF
JONATHAN APpLE0--
as fine as are groW0--
in Stall No. 50 In the
Westlake Market
You can see your A.
pies packed there. -
every box will Be opon-
ed and repacked. 30
that every Apple il the
box can be inspected
and guaranteed.
Our prices will be
from % cents to 50
cents less than the
same class of aDDles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
ECONOMY

stAu %. fresh churusd butter. Sse ~ :
ns tt5. fresh local ranch sEgu. zee
f1s >u, margarine. $50 10. mh o. %.
sails ATS. ma small white team.
'tc. iLed hrcoul. sse pkE- Elastic
starch :se. sse oiTmpie pancskc fioar.
Csc. zee AiheTs' rolled osts tse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
rtkE PLACE

stau -. pure nssh milk. Icc At stail
80. tall can carnatian nltk. tthr stan
itei. Quaker rice pancake flour e6c pkg
Blue Marc SYRUP. zee. 6te. titf. stall
%. large herring. for IS. choice lutenak
itc ~ Fruritn. lee 70 stalls gT-gq &
ibs pure lard. see icwi bacon. sse N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16

are selling for generally in Seattle
Look the market over, then eee
these apples before you buy. vo9e-
tables, nuts and other fruit will be
added 70 our stock as soon ~ the
store can be made ready.
oh. yesl and my dental offices are
at loo Columbia st. doing business
at the same old stand.
DIR. EDWIN j. BROWN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16

stan Is. ss.rn sack olympic nrur.
~ co. Hius Ruben tea. &c n cans
Iri Maufe hot sauce. ssct Large bottle
rafsup. sec tfa. pail ce,,csuet. spr.
large Pkg citrus ppw der SIC. stall les
. tan eAns milk. sse. fr~sh pUiist eggs
$50 dos 2 eos ff1k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Money on Call

NEW YORK Dec. tg Money gu call.
: per cent. siK months pr csnt
Mercantile papef-e per cent
liar silver London. sosc. New York.
tf2A
Demand sterling -s1T7G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16

Ardle said. The husband. Louis II.
McArdlc. 60, WAS not in court
Judge Dykeman granted the d.
vorce.