davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
Movement of the Averages
The average price Of thirty stands

The average price Of thirty standard
industrial stocks closed at 111.4O. On
Monday the closing price of the aver
age of the same stocks was 109.47. Last
Friday it was 1877. The high record
was 114.40, made about week ago.
Mondays decline in prices therefore
did not extend quite points under the
high record average for all time and
Yesterdays recovery Of about 2 points
has carried the average back within
striking distance Of the top. In all 3o2
different stocks were traded in, com
pared with 296 the day before. Deal
ings approximated 100000 shares.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
Finance and rade
Business Mems Bureau.
Telephone Bcekman 8243.

in the March quarter was equivalent to
$685. a share and in the June quarter
of 1918, 1886. The company's showing
for the current quarter to date is said
to be even better. Central Leather
common stock has risen with the in
creasing earnings, having gone from a
low this year Of 56l4 to a high of
116L
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
COMPLETION of Equipment Trust Plan

Members Of the Association of Rail
way Executives will probably complete
on Friday at q meeting to be held at
the New Haven Offices at Grand Central
the details of the National Car Trust
under which s2S0,000,000 Of equipment
trusts are to be issued to provide funds
for paying for part Of the railway
equipment purchased for the road
by the railroad administration.
The total amount of equipment
bought involved 100000, 900 The
s120,00O,O 900 not covered by the equip
ment trust issue will be advanced
by the railroad administration. The
trusts will be made to run fifteen years,
according to present plans, with 1-l5
falling due each year. At Fridays meet
ing it is expected that the matter OF the
rate of interest the issue is to bear will
be determined The rate is expected
10 he pcr cent
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23

months ended June 30, 1919, after
maintenance and depreciation charges
had been taken care Of. were sl,145,-
IT'S, compared with s1099,6 ,677 for the
corresponding period Of last year. In
terest charges amounted to Sls6,5S1.
leaving surplus before Federal taxes
or 500, 1874, equivalent to S9.l5 share
earned on the $l0,4S2 700 capital stock.
against $927,7 or $685. a share in the
first half of 1918.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
Central Leather Earnings Up.

The Central Leather report for the
June quarter gave an idea Of the trend
Of industrial earnings in that particu-
lar line. The company earned, after
all charges, a surplus equivalent to
1921 a share on the s39,701,0 ,031 COM
mon stock outstanding. The surplus
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
Market Opinion
American Zinc Preferred

One of the most attractive specula
tions is American Zinc preferred, s25
par stock with all the qualifications Of
a per cent 500 par stock, even to
the cumulative feature and a redemp
ton clause of 500 a share.
S0n &. Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
The Rails

The rails have not advanced enough
to be dangerous; in fact, at this level
some of them look attractive.-Wrenn
Bros. & Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
Favor Standard Shares

Among the standard shares we con-
tinue to favor issues like United States
Steel, Anaconda, American Sugar, Cen
trail Leather, Car and Foundry, Royal
Dutch, etc. and the low-priced rails
Halle G Sticqlitz
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Sterling exchange showed g steadier
tone yesterday, and there was a slight
improvement in rates on Paris and
Rome. The dollar scared above par in
Argentina yesterday for the first time
since the United States entered the
war.
lQunted dollara "a fha roundA
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
Money and Credit

Supplies of call money were sufficient
to meet the days demands without
necessitating any increase in rates, the
opening and renewing rates being 6 and
7 per cent for mixed and all-indus-
trial loans respectively. In the after
noon, after the bulk of the demands
had been met, rates eased off to and
6h per cent.
The ruling rates for money yesterday,
compared with a year ago, were as
follows:
Call money:
Xoo
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23

of SWitzerIa
5H@o Cold Bonds
To bed August l. 1919 To mature AUGUST !. 1929
Interest February land August
EHgginon Co, iseaA Agents.
$780, regss to principal only
These bonds the obligation Confederation (Gov-
Of *:i:a eepsea ;r % @ 5
to aeaue 17ss or % on d a @ aene
years railroads have Shown esss subsnt n @ dby
of the annual sinking
Swift tzeand is considered of countries Europe
Ma'on weath comprising both priyats and public
Per sspa !s5 Posulst9a5
soss % srss h: asSS ssS1S
invested abroad in at 81 25oooo ooo
By 'dis fs: so of 1
debt incurred to
part of the entire debt beenin incurred.
The hrtines of the adherence to
From 1885, Of
oan until the outbreak of the external
London and Paris Stock Exchanges
from 1880 442%o.
two issues listed Paris sold $780,
lhe yield
bonds quoted on the Paris June 80 1919 was
5322 The single quoted in same date
yielded $780, ~
Industry and agriculture period
great prosperity and have
during recent years Its important
mated at 27OOoOO available
nued growth and counrys industries in the
commodities and of other obligations by Swiss
Government in the United - ~~
We offer the above bonds allotment and
opinion Of
at So Ia, 10 yield go
Subscriptions viii be undersigned The gbt ia
reserved to decline 70
close the ebo0ks
of the undersigned nsvil
delivery Of Lee rsin r.
bonds if and wh
y ~ ""~"
LEE, HIGGINs0N & CO.
BOSTON NEW YORK CHICAGO
\NTY TRUST COMPANY The NATIONAL fsIrv
OF NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
-N1aturin.

The Federal Reserve Bank of New
York has put in force the following
schedule of rediscount rates, which
apply to bankers acceptances: Maturi-
ties up to Is days, 4 per cent; 16 to 80
days, inclusive, Az per cent; 81 to 80
days, inclusive, Az per cent.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23
Tabulating Earnings Larger

Net earnings Of the Computine-Tabu-
lating Recording Company for the six
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23

Discount Rates.-The following table
gives the current rates of the twelve
Federal Reserve banks on commercial
paper for all periods up to ninety days:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23

Sub-Treasury. The Sub Treasury
lost $143,0O0 to the banks on Monday.
Silver.-London, 54%d; New York,
s1.04A; Mexican dollars, 8O5s @s4Ssc
London Money Market - LONDON,
count esy rates, short bls psf isa ps per
cent; three months bills, 39-16Q3M
per cent. Gold premiums at Lisbon,
1000.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23

Bank Acceptances.-Rate were un.
changed yesterday as follows:
Thirty Sixty Nina.S
Spot de- days. days. days.
livery: Per cent. Per cent. Per c ant.
Eligible
member
banks 4A@4 4A@4h 4h@4M
Eligible
EoN-mtm
Der banks.4n@4 4h@4L4 42a@4s
Ineligible
bank bills6A@AKa 5I4@4I2 5I4@474
New-York tribune., 1919-07-23

Bank Clearings.-Bank clearings yes
terday we're:
Exchanges. Balances.
New York =. 81, ,157, ,437, 900 $7o,303, ,529
Baltimore .... 14,894,301 5,761, 1877
Boston ..... 65,e33,789 19,4O7, 1886
Philadelphia =. 69,384,554 14,27O,Co3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14

NEW YOHK. June 1.-THE stock mar
net was Irregular a. tho opening. United
states Steel opened az 1861. Off y
bethlehem Hfsei -" at So. Oft ?,
Marine pref at nav. or . Marine com
ut 4kM up "a Btudebaher A. ft0M. of
~ United states Rubber 81 tttA. or q
Mexican Petroleum at i7sh. up 2. Sin
clair pn a. %. or l.
Prices were slightly higher than tho
mornings lows just before the noon hour.
United states Steel was as low ~ i0fA.
ffHettnF 20 i01M. = below the morning
high Marine vas or + nt the last. but
had rrrnlusd 10 G4a over the morning
low Btudabaksr was high At IOi..
low At y8Ta. selling ~ zoos. at the last.
United States Steel closed at 1904. up
= GENERAL Motors AZ eos. or ~ cigar
stores az ib2H. or ~ Central Leather
Rt ysh. uD 3 United states Rubber AZ
ii5.. W ~. Marine ~ tss. up -.
htudebakef a. s9h or -.
The New York Evening Suns financial
review today says.
''Zssf and initiative were 10th lacking
In todhy'a short and rather coioriese SEES
sion Of the stock market There were
weak groups ana strong groups. the for.
mer including the oils ana ,obaceos and
the latter the marines and motors Alfho
General Motors aud Htudehaker suffered
a sharp setback IN the last half hour.
the iist a. a whole presented little change
OF Interest
The news Of n. day attracted little at
tention Aa mafketvin~ factors
There Was no consistency OF trend 90
any time. much less IN the second hour"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14

Butter closes tho week with Fri
days prices unchanged. and the out.
look "A trino firmcr. following a slight
advance In California markets. This
past week has been one OF great con.
fusion for local creamery men. BE
tween disclosures Of large butter
holdings AZ Eastern centers and 10.
cal supply which did not meet the
demand. dealers were nj wide vari.
anoc NJ 10 whether quotations ought
10 so up or down.
Next weeks outlook promises 10
be a duplication OF what has. DC
CURED up 90 date with dealers de-
clnring that the market will take no
definite stand until the butter hold.
ings In New York and Chicago begin
TO move either overscas or back into
this country.
Ranch eggs are steady 90 firmcr
The supply is not as good as has
been for several weeks. while the
Alaska business IL still on the in.
crease.
canteloupes were much weaker
Saturday morning. Fruit that had
been selling at 81 to s. per standard
crate suddenly fell 20 81 10 $3.50 per
crate Friday afternoon. Large accu
mutations coupled with the refusal n
consumers 90 buy at such high prices
caused the break Dealers are re-
porting brisk trade Ia the.fruit Sat
urday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
MARCH ASSERTS
RECORD BROKEN
0emobilIzation Going High
Speed, He Says

WASHINGTON. June 10 Omitted
ProaH D. LumobillEation ~ tho Amer
lean army 10 now breaking all rec
ords. Gen. March. chief OF staff.
stated today.
During the week ending Iune II.
100000 men were discharged. high
mark except for one week last Dc-
cemeer. when the :. A. T G. released
Thousands OF student. soldiers.
Returns from France during tho
first ten days Of June totaled lio. sos.
an unprecedented number.
Tho strength Of the army on June
10 was i.23a.e25. March stated. H..
mobilization has taken place al the
rate 81 357 900 month. whereas
during the war the average OF men
indicted into service month was
go. 600.
Rehabilitation. he said. IL now
two-thirds complete. $500. oss Off
GERS and men having been dis
charged Sailing. from Europe are
i.3s0iei officers and men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
DEMAND ACTION
ON BOOZE BILL
Labor Vets Hold Demon
stration in Capital

WASHINGTON. June is-u'nitei
Press. i-organize labor. backed by
many Anu.prohibitionlata. today
marched on congress with an appeal
for the repeal OF wartime prohibl.
ton.
Delegates from the American Fed
Grafton 81 Labor convention at AZ.
antic City. and scores ~ local
unions. Hwnrmed the capitol plaza,
until II was one bis mass OF people.
carrying FLAGS and banners urging
congress 20 act.
From the capitol steps several
short speeches were made hy presi.
dent samuel Gompcra. 81 tho Amerl.
can Federation % Labor who IL back
OF today'u demonstration. and other
labor leaders
Representatives from the various
states were assigned to personally
talk 20 their congressman. Mean.
while. labor leaders asked the senate
judiciary committee 60 act before
June 30 on the question OF prohibit.
ton.
Several drya IN the house are
planning a counter demonstration In
the form % scores - kilograms 90
show many local unions In prohibi
ton territory. particularly. DO not ap
prove OF tho stand Of Gompcrs.
a 81. Louis d.icgasiou headed by
Marvin J. Cassidy. appeared before
the house judiciary COMMITTEES.
The only place where prohibition
has been IN effect - Russia. and
Lord deliver VI from conditions
there" Cassidy said.
The beer special" as the pas
aenRcrs called u. left Atlantic CITY
at 3 O'Clock. II carried nearly 400
labor delegates. who are attending
the American Federation Of Labor
convention.
The train carried n special baggage
car. fitted up as bar. which was
detached at Baltimore. TO b rcsiock'
ed for the return Of the delegation
10 Atlantic city tonight.
The cost OF the special which con
sisted OF eight Pullman coaches and
parlor cars. was betrayed by the
Brewery workers association and
owners.
Many Of tho delegates on board
were favorable 10 prohibition. bu,
took tho opportunity OF "seeing the
capital"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
Gov. STEPHENS
AIDS JOHNSON
Governor Approves Nominal
ton OF Senator

SAN FRANCISCO. juno l4-De-
claring himself solidly behind the
move 10 nominate Senator Hiram w.
Johnson. Of California. for president.
Gov. stephens. In a letter 10 tho
Johnson ratification meeting here
today. said:
That California should send n son
10 the presidents chair is "A matter
Of tremendous concern. II means n
change In the political map as dras-
tic az is being made in the map OF
the world. u means a question OF
Justice against geography. Those
who realize the seriousness OF the In
ternatlonal difficulties should unite
20 make Hiram Johnson the next
president"
The letter was read at monster
opening meeting ~ a statewide re-
publican rally. being held at the Pal.
ace hotel. 10 formally propose John
son as n presidential candidate. All
party factions are united.
Senator Frank u. Flint, OF Los An
geles, Is chairman OF the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
NAVY BILL INCLUDES
BREMERTON PROJECT

WASHINGTON. June Tim
proycments 10 cost ssoJ 900 are
provided for the Puget Sound navy
yard In the naval appropriations
bill. Forty thousand dollars IL In
cludcd 90 provide quarters for
nurses at tho naval hospital at the
yard An appropriation ~ sioo. 0oo
for dredging az Mare Island yard
Is authorized in the bin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
BELCIANS CITE
TEUT0N KAISER
Won't Await Treaty, Says
Frankfort Gazette

LAUSANNE. Switzerland. June
if.-sIniicd Press Tho Frankfort
Gazette publishes brussels dis.
patch stating tho Belgian attorney
general has posted official notices
citing Wilhelm fIohenxolicrn. Crown
Prince Rupprccht Of Bavaria and
Gen. opher 90 appear before the
Brussels court of appeals. October
IA. and answer to crimes committed
In Belgium during German oecupa.
ton.
In commenting. the Gazette said
the BriEians apparently mr.. unable
TO wait until the former kalAor's
trial under the provisions OF the
peace treaty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
The Largest Audience il
the Northwest
Read The Stars
Want Ads
Phone Main 600
Rates Per Insertion
PRIEST FROZEN ALIVE
BY BOlSHEVIK TERROR

Special. 20 The Star By y. r. ~
oMsR. Jnue i4.--of all the atrroci-
ties credited 10 the Boishcviki. this
L. one OF the most diaboiicai. The
story comes thru the Russian Tcle-
graph agency When Cherydn was
evacuated the Boishevilsi carried with
them a priest. Nicholas Konlproff
They stripped the old man. no the
story goes. and in the intense cold
OF Russia. poured water over him
till he was transformed TO a statue
OF icc-frozen 10 death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
Arizona Unions
Talking Strike

PHOENIX. Aria. June i4.-United
Press.l-A general strike Of organ.
lied labor In Arizona was threatened
here today as an outgrowth Of the
strike OF electrical workers in the
Salt River valley.
The Phoenix Trades council an.
nounced n committee had been mp.
pointed to formulate plans for a gen.
eral sympathetic strike.
Union men said they expected the
matter would be submitted for n ref
ercndum vote OF all union labor in the
state.
The situation became more serious
lato yesterday when the electrical
workers called strike in the plants
Of FIVE large concerns in the Phoe
nix district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
CITY OF SPOKANE TO
TAKE DIP IN WAVES

The first vessel 70 be named aft.
or cities which went over the top
I'm the Liberty loan drive, the 5000
ton steamship CITY Of Spokane. ~
ready 10 be launched az the Skin
ner 4 Eddy yard Saturday evening
at ESQ o'clock. She will be chris
tened by Miss Mary Louise corbln,
a Spokane giri. and large dele
cation from Spokane viii be on
hand To take part In the eere-
monies.
The new ship win be the first
iHherwood type to be turned out Of
the Skinner A Eddy yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
PORTLAND GIRLS
TO join STRIKE
Company Says Walkout viii
Not Hurt Service

PORTLAND. Ore. June ii-Tcle-
phone operators ~ Portland win join
in the Pacific coast strike. which has
been called for next Wednesday
Lenders claim tho walkout will re-
suit In an almost complete tie.up OF
the telephone system here.
Company officials say tho strike
will be OF little consequences. claim.
ing enough operators viii remain at
their jobs TO maintain good service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
r. r. Telegraphers
Aid Wire Strikers

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. June f4.--fUnited
Press. )--Railroad telegraphcrs In
% 900 offices In the United states to-
day refused 10 handle commercial
business as "A means OF aiding strik.
ing key men, according 20 reports at
the office 81 II. J. Manion, president
OF the order Of Railroad Tolegra.
piers.
The railroad telcgraphers' fund Of
nearly 81. 900 600 viii be put into the
fight, union officials announced.
Both Western Union and Postal Of.
ficials said the order will handicap
business only slightly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14

stall 49,. cans cooperative nsrk.
Csc; ms lard compound sbc. 1 gal
solid paeb apples CSC. Sugar stall.
bars Crystal White soap soc. 5 barr No
Rub Sapfha soap. 2fcs Westiske Special
flour. ts-ib. sack. ;zss. Stall rat. cot
taee cheese. Zoe N Rogers peanut but
ter. Tie n pure Yakima honey. 400 pt-,
&c a. Stall iot. matches to pkg:
cans tomatoes. t0cs sweet pickles 1s>
D. Stalls 1911. cans corn or peas.
Csc: I'm. can Rogers coffee. acc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
Mayor to Spend a
Speedy Weekend

Mayor Hanson will spend a busy
week END.
After speaking at tho Flag Day
picnic Of the Elk Big Brothers at
Woodland park at O'Clock, tho
mayor viii hustle over to Everett
to speak before the Eiks OF that
city in a Flag Day celebration.
He will come back TO Seattle to-
night and leave early Sunday
morning for Wenatchee. where he
will deliver n third address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
SEATTLE SHIPS
ARE ICE-B0UND
Victoria and Senator Near
Nome Port

bound IN Boring sea. tho
steamships Senator and Victoria
are within 100 miles and 60 miles.
respectively. Of Nome. according To
dispatches reaching the Merchanta
Exchange.
Attic tho Victoria left two days
after the Senator. she has evident
~ ovcrtakcn her. Both vessels are
lee bound In n heavy fog. the dis
patch states The Senator sailed
on June !. and tho Victoria on
June ,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
ECONOMY

stan Sc lbs fine cane sugar. Tie.
Stall 90. cream cottage cheese, i5c Yb..
stall a. tain can carnaiion milk, fzAc.
Stall -. fresh macksrel. i5c 10. salmon
trout. 2sc 10 Columbia river shad. iSc
~ Stalls zo-3i. new potatoes. Ybs
&c; asparagus. Ms &c; large cucum-
beers. c. each. home grown iettucs .
heads zse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
TO AID LIBRARY

To raise funds for the proposed
Fremont library building. Edgar c.
Raine will deliver an illustrative lee.
ture on Alaska Friday evening. June
81. at s o'clock. at the Whitman
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
II. G. TO PAVE HIGHWAY

The Pacific highway. in British
Columbia. will be In tip.top shape
early next year, according to VIII
liam Conner. Vancouver. y. c., lum.
herman. at the Rainier-Grand hotel.
Conner says the provincial govern.
mcnt has appropriated 100000 for
paving, and that crews are ready TO
begin work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
PIKE PLACE

stan II. lbs. fine cane sugar. re.
stall 70. pure fresh milk. iec at. &c pt-
stall &C. tall can Carnation milk i7i3c-
stall a.. best srediess raisins. rbs- 3ec.
~ N. can karo syrup. isc. stall -. zoe
glass pure Jelly. i5c. tec Premier spices.
lsc. stall 3 CSC value coffee. 5Sc NJ
ms 81 90. stall So. potato salad. fSc
70 home made ham loaf zoe 70. Stall
s.. fresh peanut butter. lie b-. sauer-
kraut. ats stc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
SANITARY

stan iss. fresh cottage cheese. fsc 10.
ms &c. best eFEs Esc dox.. dor
iios Stall ~. Van Camps sardine~.
zoe can. Mrs Esmay's home made jeiIies.,
isc glass Stall 90 best creamery but
ier. Coo NJ. fresh ranch eggs. csc don.
dor fi0s staii 20. boneiess corned beef.
&c n bacon. sgc N. Bologna. zoe n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
PINE ST.

Stall -. Krfstofersons milk and
cream station sugar and soap stall.
CarnatIon Borden or Cooperative milk.
i2isc can. sugar. Ice n. large Ivory Toe
bar. Ernaii &C.. Red Seal Grocery. Annex,
Booths HardineE. zoe can; pk<a corn
Takes or Grape SUITS. Csc. ms navy
beans SIC Acme Grocery. barement.
cans tomatoes. ;tc. . cans corn. sSc.
stalls 3s-s7. peanut butter. zoe fb.. large
lar honey SOC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
Dairy Products
Price. Paid Wholesale Dealers

Seattle North Pacific ynrds--ss Askaw-
Eke. ~ Iconium.
American Can eompany-Motcr schr
Apex.
Union oil company-Ss Oleum.
Guliowsen- Grei Engine wor X s--Motor
aohr ". G. Hansen.
Lake Union yards--Ss Rush, as Brook
dale. ~ Fort Harrison. - Alienhurst.
a. Fort jackson. ~ Addison. rs Roul-
ton. - Bourhton. 80 Bowesmont. ss
bonneville. bge w. II. Smith. ~ All
mix as ClneRs, ~ Fort Union, IS
Chesterfield. ss Puyallup. - Capraria.
A. Ahiiia rs Elestra. schr Azsica. ~
BingAmon. ~ Abnoba. So Nlncennes. ~
Inotn, ~ Adria.
Pacific Engineering works-Ss Sewiekly'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
IEGNI. NnTICEs

To WHOM IN MAY CoNCERN TnE
undersigned has made application
Nuc y. lot so, block \. NoWc'S
LIST addition Anyone desiring 60
protest against such occupation
viii file such protest at the office
~ superintendent ~ buildings.
prior 70 juno 2ith. 1919 \. Nicer
schcidt owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
Public Markets
CORNER

stan haiihut checks fee 10; ref
salmon. lie ~ BLACK rod. fBc n. stalls
i-'-S. cornsd beet. 15c ~ pork rsss'.
ssr N veal roast. zoe ~. Stalls 1915.
extra good coffee. 900 N fine walnut
sc n peas cans &c Stall 1893
First ave, cottage cheese Ise ~, ms
zsc. fresh milk. lie A.. Sc pt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
MnLLioNs ARE sUfFERfNo WITH

ATTENTION, Ladies. ATTENTION
HESNA PACKS. So touchups, 1850
to $3.50: try our shampoo for blonde
hair. the results will please you.
Marching and oil beauty parlor
work done by thOroly experienced
operators.
The very best In hair goods On sale
at half the price charged on End av.
LADIES IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main Cs07. $50 Union St
DOCTOR VERON a. cLEMANS or
this city. recently dental surgeon
with the T.. 8. army overseas, an
nOuncea his return 20 the practice
of dentistry. office. 3i9 Lumber
Exchange Bldg. Phone Elliott
1913.
POSITIVELY highest prices paid
FOR DIAMONDS. gold. silver.
Old or broken Jeweiry,- watches
MONEY LOANED ON SAME
SMITH JEWELKY co.
~ l. G. Smith Bldg. fourth floor
TOBACCO on sNUFF HABIT
cured or no pay. fi.O0 n cured;
. remedy sent on trial Superba
Co. W-397. Baltimore. sd.
LADIEs PRIVATE SANITARIUM--
Physician and nurge In attend
nnce. terms reasonable. 1871 l5th
ave. Capitol Hin car.
sWITcHEs AND cUHI.S MADE
from combings Ladies' Improve
ment Shop. $40 Union St Main ssVf'
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