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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
Roosevelt Post
Endorses Board

Roosevelt Pos; No. "a. Veterans
Of Foreign Wars, has adopted rcso.
buttons scoring the Vocational Train.
Ing board and the Bureau OF War
Risk Insurance and commencing the
Veterans Welfare commission 81
Washington. The board and bureau
are declared notorious for incffi.
cheney"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
Husband, She Says,
Abandoned Her

The marital firm % Ellis. com
posed Of William and MARY. bids
fair 20 dishand. Mary sued for a.
voree Wednesday. charging in her
complaint that John did heat her
and then abandoned her and that
she h. now pcnniiess. despite the
fact that the estate Is valued at
$50 900"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
Germs to Be Filmed
as "Movie" Actors

BOSTON. Mass. June 9.-Bacteria
~ movie" actors will be screened
before the students Of the MasEa
chusetts Institute OF Technology
Experiments have developed a
method whereby motion pictures may
be made OF microscopic organisms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
Flivver Was Its
Own Bodyguard

= COLUMBUS. Ohio. June 9.--Thls
Ford was trained. r. A. coe left
the rivver by the curb. II caught
FIRE and its siren sounded until Coe.
hearing the racket. came out and ex.
tinguished the blazs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
HAY. GRAIN AND FEED
Wholesale rriee fes Ion, City Prt~s
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. June s--ForeiFn ss-
change Quotations were firm AZ thq mar
hst opening today. sterling opened at
fi'ih up &c. franc checks. ~ sec. up
4 ccuilmss lire checks. 1850 or i cen.
time marhH demand HIGHER az Sic ca
hlss 2 sac. Canadian dollars. - s0c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
$4,000 Skagit
Bonds Sold So Far

More than tisi 900 OF skagit nEh,
and power bonds have been rold
since June |. when the 5000. 900
over the counter sale OF the. mu.
niclpal bonds was inausurated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
Status of Frisco Market

BAN FRANCIBCo. June s-Butt.r-
Esiras. IS Nc per 10. prime firEis. - Ac
per ~.
kgFs- Eniras. ske per dor; extra pull
lets. ~ he p.t dor. undersizsd puliets.
s1c per doE
Cheese California fats. fancy. save
per ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

Teachers IN many parts Of the United States striking,
quitting and demanding larger pay. This group Of and
teachers in Newport ky heads the striking instc-
tors tcho that they cannot support themselves the
salaries they hare been reeeipRg In the foreground
OF the votfs Of the strike The youngsters bear brave
H. They sgnpathi=e tcih their teachers and dnyho IL is
spring and the bdckydrd racan lots and Fairgrounds Of
Newport filled Nth glad sounds. In New York city,
teachers fighting for relief aud many Of them seek
other employment Children Of them right have
been aiding The tsaehers bV carrying pLaeards The street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
Zolla Kept Dough
in Trousers Cuff

Ladder burglars entered A. Zolia'S
house. AZ 1881 FIRST ave N. Tuesday
afternoon and carried away some
clothing. including a pair Of trousers
having tist in tho cuff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

stalls 40 lamb chops. 2tc n. shoulder
lamb. lto N short ribs Of beef. lie N
MA grape fruit. Ice each. cueumbers. itc
each stalls is-i7. EFound Chocolate, 3so
~ cans corn or peas. Boo, cane
cafnation milk sfe. stall i1e. Emo
coffee. sss ~ Drtfied Sno. -four. 81 80 .
Royal baking powder. ssc can. stan is2.
1oc bottle. catspp. 9tc. bars Palm olive
soap fac. ringer APPS zoe 70 sthii ie1.
swifts white soap, bars isc. pure rolled
oats. ne use, Del Monte pork and
beans. 2 cans gEc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
Charivari Got a
Bit Too Torrid

"somc Kids cha rfvarilng me are
set,ins too rough" 4 T. kreIi. 1904
iSth ave. ~. reported 10 police Tues.
day night Officer Holmes auciled
the disturbance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

The thief that stole bottle from
a. A. welsh. s2ts Morgan at. In q
downtown drug store. iH going to be
disappointed. welsh says
1T was only medicine" be report.
ed % The police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

Etam 20. ohirardeiirs ground chocolate
= N can ii.i03 In. can coo. Napoleon
olive oil. ii.sS At. zs sal. vanilla or
ismon flavor. itio pt Stall -. sugar.
1Lc n. stall - cArnaiion milk. iac can.
stalls LA. boiling beef. AYE NJ. lib
srty steak ana sausage. iSc n pure
lard, ibs SOC. Stall 70. full cream
cheese. soc ID fresh creamery butter.
sae NJ. ms. tI.es. fresh ranch eggs.
zoe doE. stall "a. scotch oatmeal. 6 ibs
ssci rye meal. 10 bs. ftc. Kitchen salt,
3 ms i2c. stalls stst. boiling beef.
lbc M fancy steer steak 13c NJ pork
steak. soc ~ stan n. fresh peanut but
ter zoe ID bulk Yakima honey. sse pt.
Sc a.. apple butter. isc N. ms
sso stalls s7ss. sc can Royal baking
pSdet ATE. blue Ribbon tea. Ste 10 .
hilis' rcd can coffee. zoe.
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Personal.


soc REWARD
Will pay above reward for inforua-
ton % the Whereabouts Of these
boys Okla and GRANGE Morrison
heirs Of walter Morrison.
GRANGE. AGED Il
These boys were with their mother.
Mrs Katie Morrison. in 1919 and
1915. IN Snohomish and Seattle
Washington. Mrs Morrison was
employed in the shirt waist de-
partment OF the Bon Marche de-
partmcnt store. 90 Seattle. at Sec-
end ave. PIKE and Union sts
The boys may. perhaps. BE- found In
some OF the schools. possibly a
psrochiat school Census reports
rnay locate them. II you can find
these boys. you viii get the shove
reward. and VIII confer a great
favor on the boys themselves,
Address. e g CARSON
Hotei Stevens. First Ave-. and Marion
81. SEATTLE. wash.
pERMA ENT HAIR wAViNG
Marching. henna pack for gray
LADIES. IMPRovEMFSr SHOP
Main sh0l SEE Union st.
DR.. LILLIAN SAM
practie physician. natural and
herb remedies. no operation. sft
FIRST ave. Main sfis.
II You WANT TO REDUcEYoUR
weight perman-ntiy. thout
drugs. call Madam Marshclle. 23i
Yale Bldg Elliott t2s2
Ef.ECTRO. INDICATED tSHALA-
.orium. for rheumatism. gottre
asthma, catarrh. Information free
$685. Third ave
lROTHER JAcK-Jt's-r ARRIVED
Meet me At Waldorf Hotel from ~
10 or ~ . m Mac.
GRAY HAIR RESTORED TO NAT
ural shade, no dyes iii5 Sth w
10 REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY FOR WASHINGTON FARy
AND ACREAGE LOANS. Prompt
service. l. A. ROTHE FARM
MORTGAGE CO. Inc Leary Bldg.
Main t0I1
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st-ss Pike -, No. J pail compound.
Soc. isin pork. soc ~ ioin pork chops.
sbc ~. stalls 1915. pork and beans. 2
cans csc. large can hominy. Ice. clam
nectar. cans Use. Eiaii ne mutton
stew I lbs. Soc shoulder Of mutton. 80
NJ veal stes. 1910 NJ stall i9z. best
fresh churDr9 butter. 5sc ~ peanut
butter aac NJ. ms t5cs flu cream
cheese. aEc 10 stan ~ salmon trout
2so n. fed snapper 2 ne, zsc. ling cod.
lbs TIE. shsd Zoe ~ stail 2. neck
bones tbs gtc. lamb chops. O. 1tc
leaf lard. go no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

PORTLAND. June s.--Butssr.--sse per
10
EsHs--ss q sge p.r dor
Hsns-zoe zee per ID. hroiisrS. ~ q SOC
per ID.
Chssae -Tsiplsts. ~ gsse per 10.
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LEGAL NOTICES

TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
This ~ to certify that James ID.
Esary has made an application to
erect a public garar. at 22s 18th
ave ". lot S. block SIS. Nagie's
Second Addition Anyone desiring
10 protest such occupancy must
file such protest at the office Of
The Building Department. Room
sos County -City Building. prior TO
"wednesday. June 20. 1890
CIRCULAR No. 48i--SEALED PRO
posais will be received az the Of
flee OF General Purchasing Agent
Alaskan Engineering Commission.
SEATTLE. wash. not later than ~ 90
a m. June IL. 1899. for furnish
ing groceries and provisions.
Copies 81 this circular may be OBJ
tanned upon application at this
office. or from Alaskan Engineer
ing Commission. 20i POatoffice
Building. Portland. Or. G. r. Dole.
General Purchasing Agent
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Public Markets


rtail ~. fine Krauuiatod nHFar, fto
NJ stan CO. tail can chrnatiGn milk
i2r Stall r. pure fresh milk. Ito a..
Htaii o.. pkFs Post Tgasiies gse 30 10.
pail kafo syrup sses tse can Van camps
soups Ito. stall 1915 Ds california
small white beans. 97c; Hiue label
cataup. 2tc bottle : ptEs y g corn
makes. 7se. boxes good matches. g5e
salmon. isc can. Htaii 1903. bars iaun-
dry soap, z1ci Maximum coffee. zoe NJ
choice cooking figs. ne g5r stall ~.
shhd. zoe ~ fresh halibut, zoe NJ.
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Jilts Her After IL
Years; He Must Pay

LONDON. Eng. June s.--William
Joseph Stevens. IS years old. WAS
ordered TO pay s725 10 Katherine
Emma Ellington. ~ years old. They
had known each other for 20 years
and he courted her for II years. He
lifted her. for "a younger woman. 1t
was said
Mrs. Alice l.. yocum Of Boone.
Iowa. whose 18th husband obtained
divorce from her recently. says she
Is thinking Of marrying again.
A New York City company made
up Of business men has proposed TO
build a six-day bicycle track. II will
have a seating capacity Of 10000 and
cost $3.50. 900.
II has been found that every part
OF the sunflower plant may be util
lied for some economic purpose
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stalls 1913. fresh ranch errs too doz
pure honey. t0o Dt, Tie At. Hut fnafgar-
Inc 8fr n 2 ms. 90 Htalt e.. Mas
lmum coffee, soc n crisco of Flake
White. CSC n ION knfo syrup, stf.
stan t6-A. new potatoes. 2 ms zBc
lemons. for Zoe. oranges 10e don up
stalls se-82-at. Swedish potato sausage.
isc NJ beef hearts. lave N. Stall III.
large can tuna fish. sse Ltbby'a dsyiied
meats, Zoe can. Heinz baked beans. zoe
can stall -. sunkiaf oranges. SOC dor. .
tomatoes &c and zoe NJ dry onions. b.
NJ stalls gt-as : ms NJ . 49, soffas.
81 50; Golden West coffee. zoe NJ Rogers
baking powder. 4sc ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

Seventeen aerial taNicab companies
have been formed In western Canada
and a number 81 these have already
been licensed by the Canadian air
board
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
HARVEY CRUDE OIL
co.

The twentieth regular monthly
dividend % per cent was declared
BY the Harvey Crude on co. (of
which the Universal Petroleum Corp.
h. nov a paTl 10 stockholders OF
record. May 10Th. payable June 10th.
y. =. HENES. Secre tary. Republic
Iuil1lnR. khnaaa CITY Mo.
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% nISINFSs orroRTINITirs

N'S--iRON WORkERS
Painters and shipping clerks for
household equipment factory. II
you are a good workman la any
~ the above lines. you can Obtain
employment al good wages This
- going concern has indorse-
ment - hanks and commercial
club workman wanted who viii
invest from $500 % $4,000. Also.
iutely the best working condition
ana plant ie located N good tow n
pnc hour from seattle where
<fiNing IS eSrf cheaper than Seattle
PRED n. SENGFELpER co
sas.s crary Bldw- f1fth and Union
CANE SUGAR
Finrst quality: can be laid down In
Seattle for 10 cents n pound
startling business opportunity
FOR large Or small investors Get
particulars from the SUGAR MAN
Al t0t Mutual Life building. First
and Yrsier
For SALE RN OWNER-AtL OR
haif Interest general grocery
doing cash business oniys trade
good: low rent: $4,000 stock
Owner has other business Ad-
dress F-S0. star.
NARGAtN ROOMS. FURNISHED
USrkeeping; price ss2S See
cW nef. Gle nth ave.
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Money on Call

NEW YORK. June s--Monsy on call
per cent. sta mEths s9tn per cent
msrrantiis paper. ~ os per cent
nar silssr--Iondon. tt.e.
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Ep~psDAY
JUNE D

FIRST low 1fds
fhf n ~ "a O.
FIRST nigh Tide
sfaa a M rs r.
reeoad Low Tide
tto2 D m 80 a.
second nigh Tide
10 90 . m III n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

TOKYO. June s-tDelaye Pos.
sibly so lives were lost and damage
exceeding $500. 900 was done when
flames envoloped Fl lighters In Kobe
harhor. laden with over a million
gallons Of gasoline imported from
vladivostok by an American sypdl.
cate.
Tho f're stiil was raging late to-
night and shipping was mcnaced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
RUSS MASSACRE
100 JAP ANESE
so Lives Lost in Fire in
Kobe Harbor

TOKYO. June s.-sDcisy ed -
>ikolse>k ~ In flames following
the massacre of 100 Jaapuc-~
civilians. according Ia confirmed
dispatches received herr to-
night
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STOCKS AND BONDS
WILL MY

Liberty Bonds
Ace Alaska Petroleum & Coat
WILL SELL
10 Haiiet Roltcrup,
Is King Airahip 80.
rs Davis Car TOTEM.
Toe Fisher OIL Corp
1.T Micks TIRE 4 Rubber,
us futrell car Soupler
aoI Universal tiEh Power,
at6 neop sea salvage
1So Kothert Process steel
s9s Pacific Electric Meldcr.
1Ae Pitt Neadowa
goo spartan OF
soc Beacon coal
fcoo Forks clL
100 Trojan OIL calf
MAX MtNkLER
ett linton 81 Elliott $50,
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STOCKS WANTED
1000 Alaska Petroleum a Coal
Liberty lionds. Title Trust
STOCKS pFEEWEn
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New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations
NEW YORK. June s--coffes-So.
flio. tsAgibAe per ID. No sAntes
2as 63tse per 10
a. 20 o ace per ib.
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Aftorueys-at-L~

= r. BALL - ESTABLISHED 1871
All cases Consultation. advice.
Moderate fees Free department.
ais Burke bldg, sos second ave.
Il Il. sCHOFF 2fi Hoge BID. Annex
CONSULTATIONS FREE. All cases.
All courts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

MONEY FOR WASHINGTON FARy
AND ACREAGE LOANS. Prompt
service. l. A. ROTHE FARM
MORTGAGE CO. Inc Leary Bids.
Main f0fn
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found them on the veranda. She
came toward me, u slender figure In
white. She seemed taller In white;
as she took few steps toward me,
was aware Of statsliness had
missed at the shore. A queenly
young person, but as unaffectedy cor
dial and friendly as in the bright
morning sunlight.
''NIrs. Farnsworth, Mr.. Singleton"
Mrs. Farnsworth was pleasant
faced, white-haired woman with re-
markably fine, dark eyes II tho
positions had been changed--if Mrs.
FarnSworth had been my uncle's choice
Of wife, the situation would have
been much more real. instantly
liked Mrs. Farnsworth. She uttered
Il few commonplaceS in an uncommon
place tone without pauSing In her
knitting. Mrs. Bashford had been
Knitting too, and as she sat down
She took up her yarn and needles.
Her manner of knitting WAS charm
ing. SHE knew that was watching
her hands and remarked with n grace.
fu turn of the head:
FOf un ltnSllSn DON SOncWntrc!
| began by knitting for my brother
and cousins, Dut'--her head bent
lower-"thnt isn't for me to do any
more" Her eyes. turned upon me for
moment, were bright with tears.
1t had been years since the house
had known q woman'S hand and 1t
was astonishing how humaniZed it
had become in few hours The
long dining-rOom, always bare, for
bidding place, had been reduced to
cosy proportions by screens, and a
small round table replaced the mas
sive, oblong affair that always looked
as though it had been built into the
house by the carpenters.
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sprawled In the sand ana began try
ing to swallow the ball.
Wasn't that silly of me to try to
kill you the first time we metz" Her
eyes danced with merriment. II didn't
know Of course that any one was about.
But you made very nice catch of
it! had expected to receive you
nest formally In the drnwing-room,
but this really serves very well. That
tree down yonder is inviting; suppose
we stay out here and talk Il Bit
This struck me as the plrnsantrSi
thing imaginable, though | was still
dnnrd and my tongue seemed to hay"
died in my mouth. This girl, this
wholly charming and delightful
yuilnG woman, was the monStrOuS be
ing | had conjccturcd as the globe
trui;ng widow who had Kidnapped and
n,nlricd my uncle! Not only had she
ninrri>tl my uncle Bash and III due
course buried him; she had been Il
widow when She married him. The
Ching WAS staggering. brwilderin".
She WAS clearly anxious To be friendly,
bTt nothing that had thought Of
saying 10 her fitted the situation.
"in The first place" finally began.
II must apologize most humbiy Tor
the earnest efforts of the servants TO
murder YOU last night Alr. Torrencc
rad promised 10 lei me know when
you would reach mere, but lie must
have forgotten it. had mutored to
u ,r.rndS house to dine and diGn't gel
back until the mschicf WAS done.
I'm very sorry"
Not for the world would have
missed lli;H," she exclaimed with Il
merry laugh. 1T was perfectly
delicious! And it was all my fault
meant TO remain day at Hartford.
Terrence from there, but found that
by pushing on / could reach here
yesterday. And you know we English
always expect strange things to happen
in America. l don't understand yet
why those people at the gates were
so jolly anxious to kill us; but 1T
doesn't matter; you would spoil the
joke by explaining it,"
/ However, / did my best-it was a
/ weak attcnpt-tO explain the nervous
ness of the veteran servants and their
display of violence. Her arrival made
t 1t likely that we should soon know
! more about the parties whose visits
| and inquiries had SO alarmed Antoine
and his comrades. l told her with
| all the humOr / could throw into the
recital Of the drilling Of the bellhops
! and Of the uncomfortable relations
| between the Allied forces and the
Teutonic minority on the estate.
1T was dear of Mr.. BaShfOrd to
provide home for these people
wasn't he really the kindest soul thai
ever livcd?" she said softly.
She gazcd wistfully seawnrd, and
| saw the giram Of tears on her long
| lashcs My uncle had. then, meant
something to her! No one. in speech
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At BOT III
STORES
BIG SALE ON

co,,n,o p or no oon
So es t"'''' +" "''' Dcu Ns"'''s @1o0s g. 90
XII; Gno ia 81 -. ~ .'''@3'oo
n' p",r !, ny '''o '''''Nc'S' "et mem H., 80
Rio linz uo,,: Iyo,.. .,.',.;. c;. ' ''oo
joothor osInros ,Lr WIN "ioseS' eoe eooo 90 90
e c";ai ".n'i Sio'cs ',' ''' ,ooc up 10 Sl.0o
opcciai ValueS IN lad'cs s. Dress @ Skirts
,uiD., a" s;il. nroa. ''9S,9o up to Sl2S9
Dresses Iod;ns; ' pnnlim i,'u'ns nmo..os oerse ~
D'csSeS ~ haoles ioplih Dresses all
p;9 aoli's liHo AZ Spfon,i M,, Pllces' ph
anI wo,k shons ''''ovse 90 40 M,ess siloes e,o on
49, Mo.N snoes Pc up 70 91loS
SHOES FOR THE WHOLE rANmIV
Wo,nor,. choos anaa-
day shoes, SO AZ IN 70 co on
Childron's y Shoes Gt OK - "a 90
Inf,nfs. shonl o'' ''''@A1Ho ~ 20 $s2s 90
TpGnks saas - ~ eSA so
SUR Cases 81 90 20 $40 @z 90
Mems Sox % 10c 70 - & a 18
J,adirs, Uoso ~ ~ Saao
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or manner, could have suggested the
adventures less; uncle Bash was
gentleman, man Of esthetic tastes,
markabIe things had huppened in the
history Of love and marriage than
that two such persons, meeting In a
far corner of the world, would honestly
care for each other.
"you stopped at Hartford" l began,
breaking long silence. "You have
friends there--?"
Not one had made pious
pilgrimage to Mark Twain's Inst home
at Rehding, and hearing that he had
lived at Hartford, came through
there to render my fullest homage
He has always been one Of my heroes
ynu know"
"Our introduction is complete"
said reverently. Lets consider our
solves old friends"
81 rather thought we understand
each other" she said IN her even,
mellow tones. you know, we had
your photograph out East-a very
good one, it seems-so had an idea
~ n.,,,, ON, ,oo,,od lilo
~ .n,a 80 49,. IT.
,,I 49,. 49,, No., ,o
,,.
q, In, =. ,o,r tot. t,,,,,r,,
he ,lf>"n,rovct, of me for refusing ia
~ ni, business. He offered, me y
(il.s;;l.,il! interest brio,p hr sod
| pu.."
ii know ,hnt. mrt thrk he likr;l
| ynu vnlnrr better FOR rcIuSnm IL.
+, uus;lr,s Mjlh him was merely n
| .Hsan- ~ IN ora .,nl i, WAS Gouhiy
! sad ;Eal hc shold die i,ist when he
! WAS fico To enjoy tile bcnrti.u.
| ,.,:,,,> hp ,oyc1"
| II vaS u, The lin of my tnnYrr K,
| >,iy ,n., The lass Of nor conlpauiun.
| .li;,, was avon mora rriryo,,s. bu,
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Continued from 1st page, this section)

! :
-trtlNr, his djscomfi,urr nnl rrrDr-
ness. for chance 1o rnucrm h,u>r,r
l,,otup's uouiyo,,I s,u,mnn,, * to
Nr> .t}osbfcu.d's n.r v,; rt,tculous
n, ..,d of ,hn middlu.,,r,I y.n,u,n
wu,u wns prepnrcd ,u moot here
W.. brvu,d n,rstion n vicnro,s
4ilhv bejn. who's, every moyrr.n;
Sua;t. for ,nn,h ,nd ,ha iov of irn
i, ,s,-ht oftcr III he ,,r maid of
wE1,, Autojrr bod Snnknr rp,,c,,.d
4. Iy SION. wall ,hnt srnoro,cn III.
, nnm ,l,e h,.cb i,Si ~. she
,ia a.fpd y runnino ni,l.r,, nf ,hn h,,,
S.h rurun1 s,,.irtlv ana .,unyi, s,rni,.b,
IA .nv Mona Inynlnnluri,y nm, my
lna Iapa ana couyh i juSt rs snp
.,., mo .,rl crira out-n rrv or w,,,r.
IN. ana coutrition ,nssrn -ln bo,l
ia he dog.
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STORES
BIG SALE ON
ER IS HERE. GET READY

Wl%TER IS HERE. GET READY
FOR TIE COLD DAYS
Gihgham Dresses .. J. 81 SO to $3.50
Mo. S Suits .... .... .$4 48 to $14 80
GdY S Caps .... . .... 48c to 81 SO
sNcaaol Shoes .:... $l.48 to $3.50
p,ir heavy Boz Blankets -. -. S498
81 .a valness in Misses MILDLY
ouscs ...,: .. $148 up to So 80
t'hilrcn's Hose, big line to select
am ~ ..... 15c up to SOC
; Ladies Silk Hose, $50 values,
nhltc, brown black special .... .95c
N~H't Fur Hats. big stock to select
t.c.n, all shapes and kinds 81 .98 to $3.50
M@a'S fine Dress Shirts $1.98, $248
@p to ... ... $3.50
1900 PAIRS MEMS AND BOYS
OVERALLS.
81 &c Mems Blue Ovcralls .... 81 SO
Nft,9 Mems best Union-Madc Overalls
lG'.... .... .S24S
heavy Blue Ovcralls, all sizes,
lIcn's Work Pants. special !. 1926
d@ fine Dress Pants .$348 up to $995
ri GD bottle Wine Of Cardni 4. .,... &c
Il. bottle Wampoles Cod Liver Oil 84c
ar1l and Women's Ovcrshocs for
i sT RECEIVED A BIG ASSORT-
Ml&M'r OF NEW FAIL MILLINERY
I! 3@n N ON work rooms in Baltimore. Lat
.cationS, beautiful styles at reasonable
p ", S198 up to 5000 Drop in and look
taal0 over You will want to buy two hats
S giY you see them
GINGIIAMS WEEK
Nc have the largest stock of Ginghams
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-25

l1w Grade COmbing W0Ols.
Command Better Price.
| RUSToN, Dec. 25.-The Commercial
bulletin today says:
the demand for wool has beer
moderate during the past week, bul
some Of the very low combing wool.
are commanding a slight increase in
pr.cc.
'dium and fine woods are inclined
to tend slightly lower. 1t is consider
ee doubtful If any legislation beneficial
to III" wool industry can be passed at
the short session with the emergency
tariff in its present form.
'T'he goods market is only moder-
atsiy active, a general reduction In
wages OF 21-2 per cent in all the
woolen mills is considered inevitable,
Several hundred thousand pounds OF
Fexas combing Mohair reported sold at
about csc"
Secured Basis:
Texas-Fine 12 months 75aSO. fine
s 81 os. 5000.
California-Norther 7S@S0: mid.
&. county 75; southern So.
Clegon-Eastern No. i staple so:
eastern clothing s0@65: valley No. s5.
Territory-Fine staple choice s0@
s5; half blood combing 65@70; three
eighths blood combing 50@55; quarter
blood combing 40@45; fine clothing.
s5; fine medium clothing 50@55.
Pulled:
Delaine So; A A. as: A supers so.
Mohairs-Best combing 30@32:
best carding a5@2T.