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The Lake County times., 1920-05-05
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT

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THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
co L IT. MARCH TERM. 1924.
CHARLES 3. WILCOX VS.. THELMA
WILCOX. CAUSE No. 1926. ACTION
TO DIVORCE
Vow comes the Plaintiff. by W. j.
Murray. attorney. and files his complaint
herein. together with an affidavit of
competent person. showing that the de-
fendant Thelrna Wilcox isl not a resi-
cent OF tho state of Indiana
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified Of the pendency of said action
and that the same viii stand for trial
at the next term Of said Court. and that
unless she appear and answer or demur
therein at the calling of said cause, on
the 2Sth day Of June, A. D. 1920. the
same being the 4srd day of the next
term of said Court to be begun and
held in the Court House Room No Z.
al Hammond. in said County and STATE
on inc End Monday Of May A. D. 1929.
said action VIII be heard and determined
I'm her absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto
sci my hand and ssfhx the Seal of said
Court. at Hammond. this 27th day OF
April. \. d 1920
HERBERT /. WHEATON.
tSeaD Clerk L. s. Q.
Ey CORA n. ANDERSON,
Deputy Clerk. 4-2s: 5-5-12
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lawn FFRTTLIZER

For new or old lawns The Bcckmar
supply Co. phone Hammond 1890.
4-27-1i
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE TINES ARE WORTH TRYING"

twenty (20) foot alley distance of
two hundred twenty-six and eighty
two hundredths (226.s2) feet 10 the
westerly line Of the fifteen C5)
foot north and south alley in said
Block Twenty-two 622D: thence
northerly along The westerly limo
Of said north and south alley dis
tance Of twenty (20) feet u the
northerly line of said twenty t20
foot alley; thence westerly along
said northeriy alley line a distance
Of two hundred twenty-six and
ninety one hundreds t2e6.9D feet
TO the place Of beginning. contain
ing one hundred four thousandths
(10D acres. all as shown nv a
plat Of such proposed vacation now
on nle in The Once If die Depart
ment Of Public Works of said city.
The Board OF Pubic Works of sand
City has fixed May path. 1920. IS the
5ate upon which remonStrances may be
lied or presented by persons Interested
N or affected by said proposed vacation
as above described. and on said das' at
. o'clock A. NJ said Board viii meet
a its Office for the purpose of hearing
and considering any relnonstrances.
vi hich may have been Il "a or presented.
and FOR the purpose If taking hnal
action thereon. Such action shall be
final and conclusive upo1 ali persons.
Dated at East Chica .. Lake county.
Indiana. this 3rd day II MAY 1920
LEO ccORMACK,
n K. GROVES.
6. i. WALLACE.
Board 0f punIie Work.
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Clerk of the Bo I'd
NOTICE To sIDDERs

NOTICE To SIDDERS
Notice IS hereby : en- that The Board
ef Education viii -ceive sealed bids
Monday. May 1oth. the office Of the
superintendent OF ). hools. for the sale
of the following M tcrials taken from
the Lincoln School recently destroyed
by fire:
one return tub lar boiler. capable
of supplying 600 #. radiation
Two sixty-inch Sturdevant fans.
Can be used either as vcntilators
or blower
ono hundred eighty-nine thousand
brick. more or less. principally n
the standing walls.
Sid on tteJns separately 70 be taken
as found MAY be secn AZ the old Lin
coin school site. except one fam which
may be seen al Central school cash
TO be paid on awarding bids
FRED INCLUSION.
Mechanical Department.
By order Of the Board of Education.
5-5-6
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STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF
LAKE, IS IN THE LAKE SUPP
RIOR COURT. STATE. ex rel Audi
tor. rs. FIRST STATE RANK OF
GRIFFITH. no. 1921
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
Pursuant to the order of the Lake
Superior Court ia the above entitled
cause entered on the 22nd dsy Of oetob-
er- 1919. notice is hereby given by The
undersigned Receiver Of the First STATE
Bank Of Griffith Indiana. to all share
holders and bona fde owners and hold
ers of shares Of the capital stock in the
First State Bank of Griffith. indiana 10
file with the Receiver at its Office IN
Hammond Indiana. within sixty tsO)
days from tho date OF publication of
This notice. their verified claims Of such
ownership of shares Of the ca pital stock
in The said First State Bank of Grif1th.
and amy shareholder that fails to fle
hcir said claim as such Shareholder.
with the Receiver within said time. are
each forever barred and precluded from
participating in the distribution Of any
residue Of assets
Dated April 27 1920
FIRST TRUST q SAVINGS BANK.
formerly Lake County Savings &
Trust Co Rec. First State State
Bank of Grifth Indiana
BY PETER W MEYN, President
MCMAHON & CONROY.
Attorneys for Receiver 4-28
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zVia whiting and East CAic.w
ETo South Chicago aaiy.
&AsG Chic6go-S:46 q IN. and A:ST n m@
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fAoN ~ Af-9-
To the Republicans Of Lake county.
In compliance with the provisions Of
the Primary Election Laws of Ipdana
and pursuant to the rules Of the Repub-
lican Party in Indiana. adopted by the
Republican State Central Committee,
the Republican Precinct Committeeman
are called TO meet in County Convention
al the Masonic Temple in the City Of
Crown Point. on Saturday. afternoon.
May sth 1920. at 100 r NJ. for the
purpose of electing a Chairman. Vice
Chairman. Secretary. Treasurer and
such other officers as the Committeeman
assembled may deem necessary.
The Convention viii be composed Of
Precinct Committeeman from ihe various
Cilies and Townshlns as 1oIIoMs
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NATHAN MIGATz.
Esx ecutor.
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T0R SAIF-Vu Vulcauizing outflt. COM
plete. iuciudiug stock of new tires and
tubes. Invoices ri $3.50 VIII sacrifice
for cash. Write 4 j.. Times +. Chicago
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RENEwED AUros roR SALE.

Two FORD 1-TON TRUCKS: worm
drive. overhauled. repainted. closed cabs
IT. express bodies. Like new. Guar
anteed 90 days
One 1919 FORD. 5-pass.: reconstruct
ed. refnished. new top.
1917 FORD. 5-pass.. reconstructed re-
finished, new top good tires.
1917 FORD roadster with delivery
box. good mechanical condition
1917 FORD roadster, new tenders
radiator. reconstructed a buy
1918 FORD coupe; rehnishcd. renewed
mechanically.
1918 CHEVROLET $50. new tires
refnished. run 3500 miles. new top
1920 l-ton FAMOUS truck. new Good.
rich cord tires 35x5. closed cab and hog
or cattle pack. combination body runs
like new.
1915 AUBURN. 4-cyI. 5-pass.. pcr-
feet condition
1917 6-eyi. 5-pass. oLDsMOBILE
perfect condition. now tires. eNtrs
1918 REQ. 6-cyl. 5-pass.: like new.
OVERLAND. model 90. 5-pasS: Now
top. refinished in 2 Midnight Blue. new
tires. reconstructed.
OVERLAND. 4-pass., model 90 wire
wheels chummy roadster. rcGniShed a
MARSHALLFTELD green. reconstruct
ed. 4 wonderful buy
We Will accept your old car in trade
as part payment and time on balance
or your diamonds. Money loaned on
YOUR car while YOU ride.
HAMMOND AUTO PAINT & TOP CO
Hammond. 30
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The Times want ads bring as
ionishing results if their users are
TO be believed.
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BLACKS SMITHS

One Hammersmith two
blacksmith helpers and two
Hammer drives, night and
day shifts, Edwards Valve
& Mfg. Co., East Chicago,
5-3-tf
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SITUATION WANTED

MIR ENIPL0yER Do YOU want a first
class accountants Four years expert
cnee Al references bond if necessary.
Write All. Times. Hammond. 5-33t
SITUATION WANTED-As housekeep-
er by a widow with girl. Phone Ham
mond 1856. 5-42t
SITUATION WANTED@By an eldcrl~
lady rs do light housework or the
care Of = small household for adults. or
as a companion. Phone Hammond s9SR
5-5-1t
Don't throw your paper away
without reading the want I'd page
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sI25,ooo to loan on farms Al $40 II
tercst. on city property. SO. RE u
Peterson, Law Office. East Chicago.
2-16- tfeod
FOR SALE Two Groom and bath
frame cottages. furnace heat. cement
basement All modern. so. Side. For
quick sale, $3.50 cash Phone Ham
moud $40. o-9-4t
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from the date Of sale; deferred pay
ments to be evidenced by notes Of
the purchaser bearing six per cent
interest from their date. waving
relief providing for attorney fees
and upon confirmation OF sale.
cured by mortgage on the real
tate sold.
Said real estate to be sold free and
clear Of all lines and encumbrances of
record.
NATHAN MIGAT5
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For Miscellaneous.

mOni and ask for Mr.. 4tancalh room ~
For Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE-I.argc variety Of trunks,
bags and suit cases. Lesser Loan
Bank. 65 state 81. Hsmmorc --lt-t
FOR Northumberland Diamonds ana
Railroad Watches Lesser's Loan Bank.
65 State ST.. Hammond open evenings:
FOR SAI.r,-Scratc pads. Times Office.
Hammond bldg. Hammond s-9O
F0R SALE motor boats good rum
ming condition. John Stomch, s3ln
ave. J. So. Chicago 4-8o-'t
FOR SALE: Coal, Lime
and Plaster, building ma
terial, phone 249, Jno. F.
Wilhelm & Son, 286 Calumet
Ave.
FOR SALE ~ 1iudllng wood. Indtanae
Box Co. Z. oMics s2-
iOR sAT.F-Iahy husgz eao Puumer
ato- Hammond
FOR SALE Brown roi hahE err g0.
gooe condition. liea-oaHni 'll
Hammond @NN
NOR sAr.E--t reed babv hurey- sle
lngraham fNe.
IoOR SALE large SIZE wardrohee one
large kitchen range with reservoir.
also ono kitchen range Niih Nts attacH-
mout and water 'front.' in 81
condition hammond furml aie
change. 204 state st hamn"l'a ''
Top sNTp Remington tvreuritsr.
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BARGAINS.


0n south Side. Detroit ST.. a dandy
6-r8en modern bungalow. Very large
( lot south front hot air heat. garage to
match the house one of the best buys
n the city. Price is only $3.50. with
$3.50 down, balance at about $40 per
month.
on W Williams 81. ? pretty little
5-room bungalow with double cement
floor garage House IS strictly modern
and very cieveriy laid plan. oak floors
fhroug ghout. south exposure and close
to street ear line. About the only loca-
tion in Hammond where YOU arc away
from the railroads and factories. Just
one block north of gold links. Price.
$3.50 with $1,000 first payment. then
S37 per month. which includes the IN
tcreSt
GosTLIT, MEYN & HASTINGS, Inc.
Phone Hammond lao. State and Holman
FOR SALE 9-room house: recently
built . acres land. 100 fruit and for
est trees. Ideal summer home. Lowell.
Ind. miles from Cedar Lake. Terms,
$4,000 cash or trade for improved Gary
property Mrs. l.. u. Want, 700 Connec-
ticut st Gsry 5-5-St
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The McClay Residence and
Garage, SO Highland ST.,
Must be Sold at Once.

S-room house. entirely redecorated. on
50 Fl. lot Terms 70 responsible party
y m. after which call Hammond 400
5-2-
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McMATION & CONRoY.
Hammond, Indiana.
Attorneys for ENecut 4-2S-
The Lake County times., 1920-05-05

Yours very truly.
JOHN KILLIGREW
County Chairman.
Attest,
THOMAS +. ROBERTS.
Secretary. 5-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
HARDER GOING
BY RAIL NOW
Increased Rates in Full e.
feet Today

CHICAGO. Aug. 20. - The going
was harder today. The soer was
charged 20 per cent more for his
railway fare and 90 per cent more
for whatever accommodations he Oh
tilined from the Pullman company.
Railway traffic fell off today be
cause Of the Increase. The fall was
the more apparent because Of the
grand rush for the last ride at the
old rate. Tourists skipped under the
rope by purchasing tickets mt tho last
minute. There wss a great lack OF
accommodations for all who wanted
10 go. The regular trains had been
sold out days In advance and extra
equipment was scraped up wherever
possible. Because OF the demand
from all railway oenters. the extra
equipment was hard 20 find and hun
dreds Of passengers started from CHI
cago occupying standing room only.
Reports here were that other cen
trrn had similar ruahes.
Freight rates advanced also nj
midnight In the Chicago district
they rose 3s7t per cent II was
higher or lower In other sections.
fntrastate rates remained un'
changed In many instances. Among
those 40 favored was Illinois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
CANTALOUPES
|. STILL SLUMPINC
To Establish a New Low
Level

with oantnioupcs threatening 70
establish n iow-prlce record. water
melons have taken n slump. They
dropped 20 IN cents a pound Thurs.
day. Cants arc moving rapidly. ono
firm alone reporting the sale OF two
carloads on Wednesday. A chr OF
oravenstein apples from California
went ut $3.50 box.
Tho Eastern Washington peach
crop In reported 10 be snort this soa.
son. Wcnatehea In said 90 have
about so per cent OF her normal crop
which. however. never runs above
100 cars--whiie In tho Yakima valley
tho Yield In said 10 be not more than
10 per cent Early frosta are given
as the cause OF the shortage.
Local celery In selling for 81 n
dozen punches. Green beans bring
AZ and 4 cents pound. Hubbard
squash IN quoted AZ and . cents.
Butter wnH raised cents n pound
Thursday. bringing local creamery
cubes o. al cents and bricks 10 81
cents. A similar advance occurred
last Monday. Dealers here point out
that the Frisco price In cb cents and
the Portland quotation 90 cents. Au'
gust In always the short month In
t.ra.ftaftgn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
GIRL KNOCKED
UNCONSCIOUS
She Steps Into Street Death
Trap

Miss Carol Ryan. 10. Of Bryn
Mawr. aiigh,sd from Rainier Val
ley street car at Fourth ave. and
Columbia st at tao A. IN. today.
dartsd around the rear end and ran
squarely into an almost certain death
trap.
Fortunately. she was not killed
She was merely rendered unoon'
acioun. and her head and shoulders
chewed and siashed by a motorcycles,
with attached side car. that struck
her and knocked her down.
Miss Ryan was on her way to
work at Maher Brothers Jcwelrs
company in the coiman building. she
said on r~waining consciousness ai
tho city hospital later. and failed 70
take notice Of the approaching cycle
Riding the machine was Walter De
Long. an ernpioye Of the II. r. T.
Motor company. living At Bitter
Lake. lie picked up the injured cir
and took her In his side car 10 public
safety headquarters He said his
speed when he struck her down was
not more than 20 miles an hour, but
abe appeared 30 suddenly IL was I'm
possible 20 stop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
KANSAS AIMS TO
CUT TENANTRY
Governor Sees Danger in
Absentee Ownership

TOPEKA. Kan. Aug. 7s.--Kansns
II becoming state of absentee land
lords and tenant fnrmefs.
This" says Governor Henry j.
Allen. "ls the greatest menace Ia
tho Fundamental growth OF the
state"
Governor Allen has figures %
show that for yearh farm tenantry
has been on the increase In Kansas.
Instead OF being tilled by men who
own thom and whose interests are
In conserving their fertility and
building up tho roads. schools and
homes. more and more farms are
being rented.
The leases run. In most cases, for
one year. and the tenants interest
Is In getting all he can out OF the
land In that time.
Figures for 1920 show. for exam
pie. that b74 per cent Of the farms
In Scott county are operated by ten
ants-an increase OF ISL per cent In
10 years.
Governor Allen II urging adoption
OF tho Farm Homea amendment
which will come before the voters
in November.
THIS amendment win permit the
legislatur. 20 establish n fund "a
advance money 20 worthy farmers
AT small interest and on long time
with which 10 buy farms 20 live on
and operate. and 10 irrfgats and re
claim tracts 81 dry land and divide
them into farms 20 be sold on ths
lnstaiimcnt plan 70 men who viii
agree 10 live on them and work
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
Bear Raid Started
on InduStriaLS at
N.Y.StOck EXCHANGE

generally irregular at the opening
Petroleum
Reading
vi
Union Pacific
unchanged crueibie is7. ".
Southern Pacific
advanced to sss. a Reading touched ei&
Mexican Petroleum forced be-
priced
o . Erie stoekA
70 baldwin
1914 while United States
rallied over
Petroleum IN
bethlehem un-
Petroleum ~ up
bethlehem Motors AM off y! Reading 'ss
up ~.
ssThe financial review this aner
n
II
perform
preferred
did little than hold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
TURN DOWN AIR
MAIL TO CANADA
U. S. May Adopt Service by
Paying Bills

Canadian postal authorities have
declined TO cooperate with the United
States government In establishing an
air mail service between Seattle -
Victoria. according to a community
ton received Thursday morning BY
Edward McGraih. superintendent of
railway mail service here. They ~
dicate. however. that they have N
objections 20 United States hydrA
airplanes making use Of Victoria
harbor for a landing place. In event
that this government desires To In
augurate and maintain the proposed
air mail service at it's own expense.
The proposition has been sub
mitted TO Otto Praeger. second A.
slsiant postmaster general. who BAG
direct charge OF all air NAH service
In the United States. 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
FREIGHT Rates
ALL SHOOT UP
Steamship and Intra-state
Increases in Effect

With the Inauguration Thursday
Of the freight and passenger rate in
creases In transcontinental traffic
allowed railroads by the interstate
commerce commission comes word
that the state public service com
mission has granted a new intra-
state schedule embodying correspond
ing increases in tariff.
beginning today. all freight rates.
both In and out OF the state. are ad-
vanced rs per cent. Freight rates
between Seattle and all California
points by the Pacific steamship Co.
vessels are increased 20 per cent.
All passenger fares on railroads
are advanced 20 per cent. with a so
per cent increase on sleeper tickets.
A fiat percentage OF rs per cent
will be added to existing freight
rates for the present. to cover the
new advance. but differentials and
other points win be adjusted at a
later date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
Educational Expert
Speaks to Chamber

DIR. d. Louis frrton. chairman Of
the international trade education dc
v.lopmcnt commits. Of the United
States and Canada. spoke before the
Chamber OF Commerce. Thursday
afternoon on trade school develop
ment and the establishment Of the
Apprenticeship system In the various
trades.
Dr. Ireton. accompanied by Mr.. A.
II. acGahnn. secretary OF the Inter.
national Association Of Master Paint.
ers and Decorators. has been travel
ing over the Pacific coast making In.
dustrial surveys and speaking In
various coast cities.
A dinner at the ElkS club will be
given tonight for DIR. Ireton and Mr.
McGahnn by the Master Painters
association and members OF the Paint
club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26


August ,s-s,r jefferson from soush-
eastern Alaska at $40 a. m; motor schr
Apex from southssstern Alaska at II
a
Angus, zS--str Queen from TA<oma a,
.. m: str Morning Star from vancou-
yer a, 2 p. m. str Prince George from
Prince Rupert. ~ C.. via ports at $50 o.
m sehr Henry Wilson In tow Of tug
Richard Holyoks from Bristol Day.
Alaska. at i:so .. m.
Sailed
August 1s-str Queen for San Dtsro
via San Francisco at noon; str ALASKA
for Southwestern via Southeastern Alaska
at a. m; str Dspers for ives, coast Of
Bouth America at $40 a. m
August 7S-Sstr Eetehikan for Nom.
and ~. Michael via Point Wells at D 70
.. m. str Catherine u for south western
Alaska via BeliiDKbsm at 1870 D. m.
str West Cayote for Balboa, Liverpool.
Glasgow ana Hull at $40 .. m; str Cor.
dovs for Tacoma at 1915 .. m: str &c.
ITO for Tacoma at noon. str Prince
George for Prince Rupert. ~ C.. via ports
AZ II Q. m. sehr william Dowdan In tow
Of tug Oregon for Astoria at noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
GOES TO court
TO ENJ0IN CITY,
He Doesn't Want to Alter
Knickerbocker

City officials were temporarily en-
Joined wednesday from compelling
n. A. Coffin, lessee. 10 make fire
and building alterations in the Knio'<-
erbocker hotel. Seventh sv. and MAD
lson St Coffin declared that the
hotel Was built before the passage Of
the present building code ordinances
and that IL would work undue hard
ship 10 forcs him 10 make expendys
alterations at this date.
The restraining order was isrue4
by Judge John q. Jurey. The cass
will be argued September 7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
BLAZE ON SHIP
IS CONQUERED

Fire that started In the old coal
bunkers OF the steam froighter ketoh.
kan OF the Alaska Steamship com.
pany as she was leaving the stand.
ard OIL dock here last night was out
OF control for 90 minutes. but did
little damage TO the vessel. IL was ro-
ported today.
An investigation In being made 90
determine the cause. The ketehikan
is now an oil burner and the coal
hunkers have been out OF Urn some
time
A wireless 20 the harbor radio sta
ton at 10 p. m. gave word that nre
had been discovered as tho vessel
was rounding Point Wells. At 1890
I, was reported under control and the
vessel proceeded 10 Richmond beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
Public Markets
SANITARY

tANIIAWt
Stalls ff.ts snsifs ms .s~. rtehisf
herring. ;se p,': coiarsis river salmon
fsc m. R,ails 1915. . pkr. Post
Toasiies ssei pt. jar honey. soc: ripe
olives, iso can. stall Is. Mason jar GOV
ers. ibc dor Z dox. heavy jar rings. Sc
powder. iso; fine shredded cocosnut. asc
N. stall. 7t,s. 7S-ih Itins coffee.
sifs pkrs " G. corn flakes. ssc; I
borss searehlirht matches. 7so.
CORNER
Stall 100. Flake white, ssc N peanut
butter. soc NJ. ~ ns CSC. seeded
rsIsins. isc pkg, ptTn. $50; 7so syro.
s9c. Wisconsin cheese. fae N froah
eggs csc don ataIi ITO. white Jar rub.
bsrs. dok. lie. Good Luck rubbers Toe
cheeks NJ. ,so; fresh herring. ms
2bo; Chinook salmon. aso M: Dolly
warden trout. soc m. red snapper. 2 ms
aSe' silver 'm.,,s ioe n
sail II. pure cane sugar. ms CSC.
ms fSo, Stall 90. tail can carnation
milk. fac. Stall &C. salmon trout, isc
M: black cod. ms csc. 7s-rb. pail
large Norway herring. fat0. fresh
smeits Toe NJ: ballbut, zoe ~ Stall
10. boys corduroy trousers, t70s: mems
mesh union suits. ii.96 Stall GO, mems
half soics. fi.ss; mems heels. coo. Stall
~. large cans tomatoes. 25c 3sc can
Rogers baking gSooSSs, CSC.
bNONoM1
Rtail a. sturgeon. a0c N. King salmon
CSC NJ. ling cod, ms 25c. smelts, ms
Csc. soies. 10c n. Stalls s7.aS, pkKs
KeIloRK'A corn flakes. sac; fBo can
campbeifs soups lie; b-fb eau NJ. J. H.
coffee 1910: Mason fruit Jars. ats. gbc.
n gals. tii0 doc. stalls 7-s-e. 2 large
cans milk. 26ci Maximum coffee. zoe NJ
l N. bulk chocolate. 25o. s5c Olympic
pancake flour. use. t0o pkg. Aibers' rolled
oats, &c. 4 cans oil sardlncs. zoe
WtSTt.AkE
Sugar stall. pure American cane sugar.
fbs ssc. stalls So choice steak. snc
m lamb chops ms f5c; shoulder
lamb. ifc N. Stall tss. salmon. zoe n,
halibut, zoe NJ. red snapper. ms 26c.
Stall 40, pickllng cucumbers. SOC per 100
potatoes. s lbs. 2bo stalls ig-I7, 2 cans
carnatton. 25c; large cans tomatoes.
| 25c. / ~. ginger snaps. zoe. stall los,
best crackers. ibo NJ. Iiiiis' coffee, |. ~
can zoe. Flake White shortening. 25e 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove terminal--8tr Endicou.
Great Northern dock Str Talima maru
Spokane n. terminal--Bk Oriental, sehr
Henry Wilson.
Pier Str Dora.
Pier 2--Btr Jefferson.
Grand Trunk dook-Str City Of Heattis
Pier B--Str Queen.
Pacific Coast coal bunkers-str Eastern
Temple, str Eastern Leader. u. r. L. A.
Bwiftsure.
Pacific Coast Engineering vnfks-a,r
Eastern Soldier
Union Pacific dock--fstr Wehtern Cros.
Milwaukee dock--str Aaauan.
Lander at tcrminal--Sohr\ AlIcs cooks
str Admiral Watson.
Dpthie ysrds-Br Griffso.
East Waterway terInlnai--Btr West Jss-
sup.
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More than 1000 tons Of copper TN
Eots and copper ore are expected In
Seattle on the two steamships Of the
w. r. Grace a Co. feet ard tho Re.
ruvian bark Belfast. en- route her.
from South America
The Santa Alicia. with Capt. o. n.
Lindhoim In command. win reach
here from San Francisco about Sep
TENDER and after repairs will, load
1900. 900 feet of lumber for Chilean
and Peruvian ports.
Tho Santa inex. towing the Rel.
fast. Is commanded by Capt Robert
Wilson. the Belfast BY Capt. Thomas
Fry. and viii reach here abou, Sep
TENDER S.