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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-11-11
Piece Goods

One lot OF Ii Brown Domestic, 36-in wide,
One lot of Ii Sheeting. better grade per yd l0c
One lot Hope Domestic. per yd---------------l23c
One lot Bleached Domestic, yd. wide. ---------l 0c
One lot light and dark Outing per yd ----------l0c
One lot best dark Outing, per yd -------------l2H
One lot Straw Tick. per yd -----------l0c
Heavy guaranteed Feather proof Ticking -------2oc
One lot dark Percale, per yd----------------l0c
Best grade apron checkGingham per yd---------l0 c
One lot Comforts, full size white cotton Sl.98
Wool Blankets. extra size ------------------3 1898
Ladies Outing Gowns, full size each----------o8c
Outing yd wide per yd- Sc
Mems heavy Sweaters wool mixed -----------$l.4 8
Duckhead Overalls. best grade ----------- l.48
'Obryan duck head Overalls. Observation-Disclosures LIS
Dark blue Denim Overals- -o8c
Ladies heavy weight Union Suits --------------o8c
Ladies extra heavy 2piece Underwear -98c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
RAILROADS
DEMANDING
MILLIONS!
S1,250, 100000 Worth OF
Claims Are Filed Against
Government

WASHINGTON. July b.--Upon tho
question OF efficiency or non'cffi-
cheney OF wartime railroad Labor to
day depended settlement OF N,sSo..
coc. ooo worth Of claims filed by the
railroads against the government.
Attorneys for the railroads. now
appearing before Rail Director Davis.
contend that the railroad admins
tration should have spent r.s5o.ooo.'
600 more than II did during federal
control on maintenance OF property
and rights OF way. The money ae-
tuaily spent by the government was
Insufficient 10 keep the roads In good
condition because OF the inefficiency
OF workers employed. the rail law
ycrs contend.
Attorneys for the railroad admin
istfatson are fighting the claims on
the ground that wartime labor was
more efficient than peace time labor.
Officials OF the rail unions concerned
are cooperating with the govern
ment In trying TO prove its case
Rail Director Davis believes the
claims can be settled for from 20 TO
50 per cent OF the amount demanded.
This would make the government
Liable for from $500. oo0. 900 to $3.50
coo. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
2 U. S. CUNBOATS
SENT TO MEXICO

WASHINGTON. July s.--Two
American gunboats have been sen,
to Tampico. Mex. TO guard against
any possible ssoublo In tho oil fields
there. Secretary OF the Navy DENLY
announced today.
The recent announcement by the
Standard on company that they
were Withdrawing their tankers from
carrying oil out OF Tampico aroused
fear that some trouble might arise
from men being thrown out OF work.
DENLY said
The ships sent 10 Taupico were
tho Sacramento and Cleveland. the
first from Crfstohai and tho canal
zone and the latter from Galveston.
The Standard OIL company II with
drawing its tankers. according 90 its
announcement. because Of the recent
imposition by President obregon OF
IS per cent export tax on Mexican
oil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
SHIP IN STORM
L|MPS TO PORT
Steamer Alaska Is Heavily
Buffeted in Gale

ASTORIA. or. July b.--Nincteen
hours overdue. her engines In had
condition. and showing the effects
Of having been heavily buffeied by
the terrific northwest eaie which has
ragged OFF the Oregon coast for the
past two days the steamer Alaska.
from San Francisco. ilmped into har.
Dor early today.
The vessel win be towed on to
Portland. Passengers were sent TO
their destination at the up.nycr city
BY train.
Tho ship officers would make no
comment. there In a feeling here that
tho erankahaft and engine trouble
developed while On route. In the re
suit OF sabotage inflicted before the
steamer left the Golden Gate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
Mexican Oil Shares
Are Again Attacked

NEW YORK July Thefs was hareninf tendency In nc MAKE
an atea seinm the stock tumbing
Isadn
bluffng believed that the Nest
either win IL altogether
BMxican oil shares subjected attack
Of
the rampeo fields result OF the Mexican
aA the American T made low record
Rubber So off w. dropped to teS
Asphalt 90 OFT VI Canadian Pa
cfe oA unchanged general Motors ~ unchangsd ethlehe ~
gsx 81 New Central e9h.
! Ia. -.
of
Mexican Petroleum partially Que e Tho catching on stop loss orders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
CAPT.AMUNDSEN
NOW IN SEATTLE

Capt Itoal Amunds~n. fore
most among Arctic expiwv~~.
who arrived In Seattle Monday
night frpm Nome. crpccts TO r.
turn next year 10 tho North
country.
During his last voynre. Capt
Amundacn gathered magnetic and
meteorological data. and made sound.
lnga In tho Northras, and Sorthwes,
passages 90 Siberia. All material hs
haas cnt 10 Norway.
Besides his scientific work. Capt.
Amundsen found time TO adopt two
little Siberian Eskimo girls. whom
he calls Camclla and cakonita. They
arc with him In Seattle at present
and will be sent 20 Norway 20 be
educated ms soon Ms tho captain can
engage their passage
Capt Amundacn has bern for three
years among tho leo foes OF the
North
IL, II not hard he say~. 10 b.
lcobound. We have always had
plenty OF food. I'm going back to
the leo again neat year"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05

ST. LOUIS PARK. MINI. July
5.-Galii-curci has "A gingham dress
and a 1850. 900 annual income.
She's wearing one and banking
the otheri
The famous songblri and her hus.
band. Homer Samuels. composer
and accompanied. are spending their
honeymoon at his home la this sub
urb. just outside Of Minneapolis.
This is the life." says the bride.
And. down on her hands and knees
in the garden. she chases The clu.
Eigc caterpillar. aud now and then
picks a ripe. red strawberry.
'Of course. Homer can't under.
stand why spend 30 much time out
in the hot sun. But he would play
almost as long on the tennis court
and think nothing Of it,
And then a song comes from dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
CREW TO GET
SALVAGE COIN

Divide one-third OF 100000 by as.
and youll have what each member OF
the crew OF the shipping board ves'
sci West Jester expects TO receive for
his part in .salvasing the reyo klsen
Kaisha k~o Maru. In Yokohama
harbor. June ta. 1890.
The crew has been ordered 20 APP
pear in federal eour, July II to show
cause why they should not be 80 re-
warded. According 20 the custom In
japanese waters. the crew OF a rcs'
cuing vessel gets ono.third OF the
salvage claim.
settlement for $4,000 was reached
between the T. X. X. and the ship.
ping board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
Public Market


BOCIH ESD
mAr.sr..s.seons ,.s ss.s ~ - M ma
stan ~. butter. use ID: eggs. sse dox:
cream cheese. ssc N. stall ~. celery.
bsss. bunch. Ice. peppers. ace n: war
bsAns. zoe n. stall 50. roast lea Of
PORK Sc 10. blood tongue ssusnxes acc
10 : bcss red wesnsrs. zoe n. stall 20.
salmon. Sc can. sardlnez. Sc can. coffee.
In. pkg. rec- Stall ~. boiling beef.
lee NJ: pientcs. fs1c NJ Lash roast.
roasf, Ice n. iamb stew. Sc n.
osa17 f3i. Royal baking powder. tcc
n. Iipton's tea. sSc 70. Stall te5.
nars white laundry pcap. use. CampbeIrs
soups. lee can: s ms small white beans
cans hot sauce. zse; Dutch cleanser. Ioc
can: an. can snowdrtft. tt.ts. , bars
Creme OH soap. Use
PIKE PLACE
DeAIf ~. best cane sugar. es1s pr
zee Ba. or Ds sse. stall 1875. tall
eans Borden's milk. $50 ease, Ice can;
large cans Del Monte sliced pineapple.
37c, Z for sizes: Citrus powder. zsc pkg. /:
Royal baking powder. 1sc can: Golden
Ass noodles. SC pkg; quart Mason Jars
o1-1e doh
Gtafls LIT. pure white lard ros
see; pot roast. lee D.; lamb steak. zee
m: liberty steak and sausax. meat :
ma zsc- stalls sT-ss. 8 Ice pkwx. skin
ner's rnararoni. z5c: 4 large cans Bor-
dsn's milk. sse: 5oe pix. sun Maid seed
less raisins. zsc. ssc tall can red salmon.
for ,sc-
CORNER
Stall los, beat fresh churned butter.
sic ~. ms. tito. cane sugar, ms
52c. mild cream cheese. 20c 10. Stall ~.
salmon. 15c n: fresh haiibut, i5c fb. (:
kippered salmon. zss 10. stall :. open
kettle rendered lard. = ms. 2sc: pot roast.
&c NJ: lamb chops. i2hc ID.
SANITARY
Stan 100. MS cane sugar. gsc: Bor-
denis milk. tall cans. for 3Sc. Stall i03,
cans Cooperative milk. fac. mild
cream cheese. zoe n; Flake white. ms
z5c: 81 m. can Golden West coffee. ssc.
Stall IS. Kerr tail jelly glasses. sc don F.
heavy jar rubbers pkgs l5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
BIG DECLINE IN
GRAIN VALUES

CHICAGO. July Stains IN the
Canadian Northwest and In the pa
kotaa, together with heavy offer
ings. caused big DE cline IN trading
IN the Chicago grain market today.
Provisions were Irregular,
July wheat opened at tti9. off
5&c and closed down lac. Sep
temhrr wheat opened OF 2Mc at
sttsh. and closed OF 1Nc.
July corn opened lie lower At eoc.
and closed Off &c September corn
opened at 81 &c. Off - and closed
Off Sc July oats opened of ac at
30 nc and closed of 4 nc, Septrm-
her oats opened off &C at sSAhc. and
closed off I4c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05

SOMERToN. Ariz. July 5.-The
Yuma valley flood situation was re-
ported unchanged this morning.
A wcary.eyed throng OF 1000
ranchers and iaborcrs. pressed into
service on government order. be.
lieyed today that temporary lcvec
system they had constructed since
the main lcvec gave way Friday
morning would bold back the waters
until the original 4oo-yard break
could be repaired.
The damage estimate remained I'M
changed at $1,000. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
Nobody Knows Who
Took First Place

VICTORIA. II. C.. July 5.--Capt.
r. n. Hutrheson's zach, Gazeka
crossed the finishing line first In the
Victoria Port Angeles sailing race
yesterday. altho IL was later disqual.
flied Tho Adelphia. OF Vancouver.
was second. and the Minerva. Van.
couver. third. The time allowance
not having been figured. It is impos-
Eibie to state which boat actually
won the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
Funeral Services
for Captain Anderson

Last rites for Capt. Henry :. ~
derson. one Of the best known n'".-.
ners on tho Pacific coast
held wednesday ~ the Boney' wat
son parlors. Captain Anderson, De.
fore his recent Illness. commannfn
The northern Commercial companys
motorahip Ozmo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05

Vessels IN Other Ports

Neutrality-suspicious. te--Arrtvsi- su Al
btA MAru from Seattle.
Koba-June ss--Arrivsd. str Tokashirns
Naru from Seattle
Yokohama--Iuly i-Rsiiei- str parkai
for Seattle.
Hast0n--Juiy Arrived. ctr TeH4n
from Seattle.
Ne. York--Juiy STALLED. ctr fennsJt-
waalan for Seattle.
RnIboa---Juiy Sailed. str ohsosn
for seattle Jus. ss--S,r Caps Hsrry fer
s~attla Arrived. mctorship Canada from
Ssattia
aaa peero--Jusy Sailed. str rslra
for seattle: str Andrea Lueksneaeh for
seattle. str Queen for Seattle. str Forest
King towing schooner Forrest Friend for
North Pacific porta
san Francis-o--Juiy Arrived. str
President from seattis. 10 p IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
AUCTION TWO VESSELS

Two vessels win be sold at auction
July 10 by the United states mar
shall.
The four.masted sailing ship Chill.
iicothe. under libel for crews wages.
win so under the hammer, as also
will the launch Katherine r.. recent
ly sold for $3.50 and ordered rcsold
bv the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
Rotarians Place
Wreaths in France

PARIS. July 1.-The American Ro.
tarians placed wreaths on the tomb
OF the unknown French soldier to-
day, under the Arc uc Tromphe
Marshal Joffre received the delegn.
ton at luncheon in the Hotel du
Pavilion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05

VICTORIA. n c.. July with a
crew Of IS and a passenger list Of
sss. tho Canadian Pacific. Australian
liner Niagara arrived here yesterday
and IN discharging cargo today.
Among tho passengers was the
Very Rev. DIR. ]. X Hertz. chief rab.
h OF the United Hebrew conRrcra-
ton OF tho British empire. and party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
Chicago Board Of Trade


CHICAGO. July t--ffoTs
tt.e9e. Market ice NJ hulk Of saies,
tsgs8gt0i Butchers. fe8Stes packing.
tsskgsso. light - fo0e.se. pigs. ts,se
= 90 roughs. o. boUhss.
tie--Hacsipts. is.eeo. Marie, steady
20 strong. beef. ft8tfsi butcher stock.
ttst0s. Gamers and cutters. 81 soSsTt.
ngoeksr- and feeders. ilTt9Tie. cows.
s1.T8Gags. calves. tt.se9esa.
shssp-~ltscsipsa. Z. o9o. Market 20 10 zee
higher. Lasnba. ttseuii. sssa. .. - ;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
Truck Drivers Must
Not Litter Streets

Notice has been served on haulers
Of wood and other kinds OF fuel that
arrests would follow the littering OF
streets with the debris OF trucks.
Charles r. Case. superintendent OF
streets. pointed out Monday thai the
highways are being continually dam
aged by heavy obstacles falling out
Of overloaded trucks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
San Francisco Produce

BAN rRAScfsco. July t.--Buttrr--
Extras. nss Ii prime firsts. ssAs ID. (.
seconds. fkHo ID
Exrs-Entras ssxc Dor EXTRA firr.a
rfsc dor. No. 1 eirtiss. ale dos: extra
paiirt. ale don. unisrsirsd pHiis,s. use
dos
csse-~-c.iifsrnia nais fancy. sis n. I:
rirsts iec Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
Vessels in Port At Seattle
arfsh Cove Ternirai--risr A. str snve'

1mfsh Cove Termfnai-Ffer "A. str silver
state str Keystone atste. str Eimora
p.nr n--AtF wenntche.
Bell Street Observation-Disclosures Morris
Bailey. TtuEay.
Grand Trunk Pacific TsrminAi--s,r spo.
kane
Pier is-s,r rsueer.
Pier s--Dostroyers sfoffard ant Ken
nedy.
Pier str pedonfs. str Victoria
Pier B--atr Admiral Holman.
Union Pacific TsrnInai--str West Hiror.
Pacific Coast EnEtnseriux works-u. n
I. a swiftsurs. a. = l. y. T. Heather.
u. r. Shipping Board Moortnxs-St'
Ieonium. str Anna y. Morse. str west
ward 10. str Eastern Glen. str Dol
Rosa, s;r West Hartiend.
independent Fishing Cos pock--Ga,
schr King and Wing.
East Waterway Dock a Warvnouss-Str
West fson.
Todd Dry Docks-9chr Admiral Mayo. str
West Jester. str Effinsham.
Druuamond LiEhtsrasc Dock-5tr Alas
kan
Ams. rard--str Roosevelt
Standard Boiler works Doek--s,r Pat
terron-
N.ttiston MN Dock-schr Spokane
Heffernan Dock--8tr Valdez
stresm-ship chIilleothe. battisship Ida
ho
stlmson MIN Dock--sehr vancouver, schr
Watson A. West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05

TOKYO. July 5.-Dcniai that the
Angio-Japanese alliance can be con.
strued as being aimed against Amer.
lea was made In n long statement
issued today by the japanese for.
eign office.
by no stretch OF the imagination
can II be honestly said that the ALI.
ance was ever desired or remotely
intended IA an instrument Of hostil.
ity or even Of defense against the
United States" the statement said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05

tant fir tree.
II have not heard such beautiful
songbirsis, even In my native land. a"
she says. II have learned TO love
the one you call the oriole. And
there Is the little thrush back Of the
garage that sings 30 exquisitely.
Some time ] hope 10 spend all
my time here with my husband and
the birds and flowers. Those will
be wonderful days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
FILE RECEIVERS REPORT

Receivers report on claims. IN tho
case OF the First National bank OF
Chicago against Rogers Brown q
Co. OF Seattle. hankrupts. was filed
Ina federal court Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
DUT CAN YOU
l. AFFORD ONE -?

/ On. FpodNi
II you have an electric water heat.
or. you can now buy current at the
special rate OF $3.50 for 1000 watts
per month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
Weather Bureaus Report

TArocsI ISLAND. July S. A. NJ
Rising barometer. cloudy: Wind east.
four miles an hour. Passed Ia. afr Ma
nakai. s,ie .. IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. July b|--CaHh wheat
No, ! red, tLzo, i.s3s. No. : red.
siso8l.ea. No. red. si.2ou
LION: No. hard. 'i.ss0issh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
NEW INTERURBAN SERVICE
Pacific Northwest Traction Co.
and
De Luxe Notorious Counec tons

EvERETT-ss round trips daily.
Haif-hourly service Leave Seattle
on the hour and half-hour. see
ono way. sit3 round trip. Time
UNITED trains, one hour.
MT. NERNoN--is round trips
daily. Leave Seattle 6:3o a m,
a. m, and hourly until p. m.
sg.s2 one way. sf43 sound trip.
Time. : hours and IS minutes.
BuRLINGTON-ie round trips
daily. Leave Seattle $3.50 a m.
a m. and hourly until y. m.
sac one way. st77 round trip.
Time. 3 hours and 20 minutes.
SEDRO-WooI.LEy --le round
trips daily. Leave Seattle $50 n.
m. s a m. and hourly untii p.
IN. s2.6S one way. s5.it round trip.
Time. 2 hours and IS minutes.
BEILINGHAM- round trips
daily. Leave Seattle and 10 a
m, IL noon, :. and p. IN, ss25
ono way. seas round trip. Time.
hours
ANACoRTES--b round trips daily.
Leave Seattle a m. IL noon.
aud 4 y m. ts1s one way. ss.os
round trip Time. 5 hours and so
minutes.
SAN JUAN ST.ANDS--Ieave
arattle - noon daily except sun
day. via Mt. Vernon and Anacortes.
Connecting steamer Georgia leaves
Anacortes y. m. for Port Stanley.
Orcas, Deer Harbor, East Sound
and Friday Harhor
HOURLY CONNECTIONS AT
EVERETT for Arlington. Granite
Falls. Hartford. Lake stevens.
Marysville, Monroe and Snohomlsh.
Operating from Interurhan Ter
mipal O Everett. Connections at
Hartford for Big Four. Monte
Cristo and other points on Hart
ford Eastern Railway
Seattle Depot: sixth Ave.
Opposite Frederick A Nelson's.
Phone Main 1918
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. July s--rersiss en-
ehsnxs opened steady today. Sterling
opened at sfft, of We: teosoi: lire.
taes9o: marks. tesisa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
Low IN
PRODUCE MART
CanteIoupes and Figs Are
Considerably Cheaper

Tho opening OF the Seattle whole.
sale produce mnrkrt was dull. Tues
day. causing decrease In prices OF
eantnloupea which ranged from Is
TO 7b cents crate. The standard
crates were quoted nj 81. the ponies
at $3.50 and the flats AT 81.
A decline on fresh California figs
WIS also noted. The new price was
$3.50 10 tf75 n box. aa compared
with 81 and t2.s5 on Saturday.
Tomatoes from MERGED. Cal. were
moving well at 1926 "A lug Califor.
mia yellow onions were selling at
1926 a sack. There was "A scarcity
OF green peas along the avenue.
There was n keen demand for
fresh butter. No changes were noted
on the dairy division OF the market.
The strawberry mart WAS firmer
because OF small receipts This week
viii close the strawberry season and
only "A few atrpgRlers win then be-
on the street. The berries were
quoted at $3.50 10 si75 a crate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05

First nigh Tide
sef a m. ~ n
ffr-t Low Tide
tNEs M as r.
second niEh tide
sta . IN, 10 n
s-sontl Low Tide
iettt y m. 81 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05

July str Princess Ena from Ocean
Faiia
July str Victoria from Mona. sto p
IN str Admiral Dewey from ssH Pedro.
i.st0 a. m. str Spokane from southo@ss-
rrn Alaska. SEQ D nA
AAle4
July Str Ciemencs c. Morse Tor
Ss~ York. a. HA. str Lake Canai Tor
Caixrston. a IN.
July s-str Admiral Dewey for Van
couser. IA c.. ISIS y. M. ctr Gas n
cramp for New York. 1910 .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
WEDNESDAY
mn a

JUL v
FIRST tiiEh Tide
ass a. IA III a.
FIRST lew Tide
tis1tam as ~
second ftirh tide
esA p m isa q.
~~rond iaw Tide
tilts n m 60 u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
Low Tourist Fares

10 Mountain Rssorts and poinss East
from June to September ireIu.;v.
Every assistance gladly siven in plan.
ming your tour.
Eas,hourd you can 90 through 10 81.
faui. Chicago. Toronto, Montreal
Boston or New York. Cali ON or writ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05

DAIRY PRODUCTS
rrsr~~ Fad 10 shipp~rs

A grade. R.st,fs delivery 49,
y grade. Seattle delivery -.
Exr~~Fresh ranch ......... $50
fnuFtH sssss s.sasss.sss.
Mia --Cwt.. z q. b Seattle supply
~. d. n cordeusarv r.t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05

TNe~* FaId WhoIeNAIe Drafcrs
bufter-~i.ecai crramary. cubes. ~
Hftfh ssssssstss s+s-sssss.. al
txx. Fresh ranch ........... ~
funsfs .s.s.ss-............ q,
Ch~~~~--
o.. tripi.ts ............... .i7e ~
Wisconsin, cream brick ...... n
Hlock sriss ......-.....-... .,
Wash tfipists .............. .ifo "A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
CANADA
Calls You!

Through the brscing Northland
"a journey vivid with majestic
scenery. and multiform delishtsl
Amidst a setting of sparkling
lakes and towering mountains,
you can camp and fish, canoe
and loaf in Canada's revivifyinR
air tinslins with the scents Of
balsam and of pine. Or ehoosud
instead, restful stopovers at the
Dominion's most famous hotels.
The" Continental Limited
the train-ds-luxs across Cansd. ca
be met at many points. See the Amer.
lean Alps. Mt. Rebscn-JaspsrP Park
Mt. Edith CaveIl. There are optional
routes. including . delightful scenic
boat trip via the inside pasaasess
Through Prince Rup~rs.
Complete your summer Wait 20 Ajsska
and the Coast BY travelling eoUfoye.
ably through Canada the wssdsr.
land Of beauty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
IOtITRf
frsoes Paid by Wholesale Dealers

Froes Fald By Wholesale Dealers
Ia shippers
Du~As-fs~e. per n . sc
Hens -fsits. under Z ts rs
Live. Z fss and Up ..- -
Cee~~ Dressed. per ~. .. as
Live. per n. ........s... 80
per N. . ~
belgian ffarcs-f.ivc. per 70. - 10
POULTRY
rvsoes Paid Wholesale Deaicrs
Dusks--bressed. per n. . as
h~ne Dressed. per ~. ....--.. .:tc "a
.~~-c-iprrsNed. per N. ....... ~
furssys- Dressed. per 10. .---- .ts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-22
ASPIRIN
Same tBayern on Genuine

Bewarei Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twcpty-one
years and proved safe by miIiions.
Take Aspirin only as sold in the Bayer
package for Colds. Headache. Neural
gia, RheumatisIn. Earaohe. Toothacae,1
Lumbago. and for Pain. Handy tiD
boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of
pirin cost few cents. Druggists
also sell larger packages. Aspirin is
the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Saiicylic-
acid.