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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10
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Azs-Hsrsid Patterns

The Age-Herald has arranged with leading fashion designers of New York to furnish it's readers daily fashion and pattern service. All patterns will be allowing and guaranteed to fit perfectly. Safe delivery of every pattern ordered is also guaranteed. You should order patterns a little in ad- vance of the time you will need them as a stock is not kept in Birmingham, but all orders will he forwarded to the pattern department in New York for attention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove tsrminai--Sr Edmors. str
West Notus.
Grand Trunk Pacific seyminai--8ty City
Of seattle, str Admiral watson.
pier it--s,r ProtssiIsus-
Pier str Saginaw.
Pier Str Rsdondo.
Pier A-,etr Admiral Goodrich, str Ad-
rnirai Rodman-
Pier B--atr SPOKANE
Pier D--gtr Admiral Dewey.
Union Pacific tsrminai-str iowan. str
Eastern Glen.
U. a. shipping Board Ysrds--str West
Himrod, str West HsrtIand. str East.
srn Leader, str fconium. str West
ward Ho. str Yosemite. ctr ksysceka.
str Jalaps-
oon.et'eu, Street serminsi-su stsei
Worker.
Alaska steamship N,oring--str Victoria,
str stsgvay. str santa Ana.
stacy Street terminai--U n G r Burnsids.
Lsnder street serminai--str Hyades
Hsnford street tsrminsi--str X. !. Luck
enbach.
Todd Dry pocks-s,r For.rt King. tr
Admiral S~hiey, n IS G A. q Survey.
or. schooner Admiral Mayo.
Puget Bound ppdgs a Dredging Co.
Hull Rainbow. str Patterson.
Ames Ysrd-str Roosevelt.
West Seattle Eisvstor--str Admiral wat.
son.
Heffernan Dock--U a @ a q r wavons,
Us n q r Algonquin. str Jefferson,
str KetchikAn.
Elliott Bay shipyards- Schooner Fanny
Dntsrd
stimson niiI--str Everett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16

Ilsbon--Msr~h if--Arrsvsd. str oss-
aulussiek from s~sttisL
Yosohama March ii--Arrfvsi. Str
Arabia Maru from Seattle via ports.
Caliao--MArch it-Arrtvef. motorship
cooieha from Seattle via Pslta-
Honoiuiu-Msrcb it-Arrised- str west
Ksene from Seattle.
pslbas- Mach is-~Ar-ived. str I>high
from Seattle for Boston.
Crtstebsi--Nsrrh it-Arrfvsd- str
Statesman from Seattle for United King
dom Sailed. str coiisxian. from Tseoms
for United Kingdom
Ixvsrpooi--Aarcn i.-Arvtvsd. str FL
fInxham from Puget Sound ports VIA san
rrsncisco. San Pedro. cris,oeal and
Cizsgov.
R4n p~dro-NAsch it--Arrfved. str
chss. ". crsmp from Baltiuore for se.
attic: str Queen from Seattle for Fan
Diego, at noon: str Admiral Evsus from
san Diego far Seattle at 10 a M. and
sailed at noon, str Steel Ranger from
sew York for Seattle. at .. m
San f'rancisco-haroh is-Saiied. str
Mons City for Seattle. at a m. March
is-sailsd, str Governor for Seattle via
Victoria. at III . IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
Liberty Bonds
fTue~dsrs tnstaftsnsl
YvwnAAhed hy o. N Manning D c.
ux.st.~ tt~tlA.Ua
Public Market



SIAN ~. pure Araerirsn rare snrsy. .
~ fia. 4 NJ sse. ne rse fsau -.
par. fresh rrtis. se Ct Stall 90. Csrua-
tea mitk. isAe ean. ftsii 81. Zee jar
strawberry preserves. Gee. p~sr jsfa. Use
n. M sse Ssati -. y q sp~oiai
e~ff.s. . ms 81. stan 1851. rosna rsAs.
zee N lsrsh chops. rs tse Stall
a. sAerr. rts n sssiis sf-;s ~.
sur~ lard. zee Hsaii 10. frvsh srnsit..
n. use. tr.ss hssrias ; 70, issi ,'ssh
S.-tsva sppi.s fffs boa.
SANITARY
sfsti tes best America esrs ssesr.
ms ttc. ne sse. ia We. Cr1stei
white soae. hafp siei Royal white
snan harr fse. stan iii. asserted
70. stall ~ .si' salaaes. sc nj hSosat.
.se ~ stall g. t@sf hssrf. lee 70. !.
home rendered lard. ne tsc. paft
rras,. ;tc ~. stsli ~. borne made may.
sui,ss, tte ~. Stalls .t.fx. ofaps Ssts.
Use pkg. Z r.rs corr ~ peas. Sc. stan
u / 10 Rogers hasinx powder. siel 5
~. small vhHs Saiifornia bssns ste-
ECONOMY
stan. se-fi. Potatoes. tiTt rs- sset.
aelivereds caniifta~er, iAr snd ite bead,
stat -. fresh KIM salmon. fer y !.
haiibu,. sc n. skinned soles : ne 70.
STAT 81 pur- fresh nlts. Zee asf b-~s
es,tsr. s;e 70 stall 81. nessfs psang,
butter. . Fes fte hons made veal loaf
,,e, stalls i.;.i. Pot ress, ii.e n
beet grade cocoa. i,e. 8 fbs navy ssaus
,sr. stalls tT.rs barr Crystal WHITE
soar. &c. use can. Chinook saimen. ise
CoRsEr
Stalls is-.' fau cream cheese. &c n Z
Gem Nut margarine acc 10. sian 3.
sss~inE meat. he ske. LIANT chops. Use
N stall u solid pacs tomatoes. lee
can. rcd salmon. &c 'aii can. stall IL.
frs.h rnseksrsi. ne stc. Akinnsd roiss
bs fso: Finasn hssdis. zee 10 stalls
roast Ice ~. stall isi. riass white.
its M, fb. sec. s,An 100. ling cod.
ibe NJ. Eastern hlosters. fer skc.
QUEEN CITY
EsAfis t,-te. hand dipped chocolates.
SOC n peanut brittle. sec N. stall is.
cans. for t;o. Del Mont. sugar corn.
80. can. ise stall Z. Bartens bacon.
ste ID. shoulder iamh. ite N stalls
i,-at cans peas. corn. tomatoes or
s,ttns h>Ana. sbo. stall 5. lamb shosi.
der. 1--we ~. swifts bacon. tsc n
boiling beef. ioo 70. stall -. : lbs. lard.
acc. boiled ham. sec NJ sugar cured
hams hair or Whole. soc 10 stall ~,
local spuda. it.bo per sack. local apples.
t1ss per hon Eunkist oranges. zoe doE
WEsTLAkE
stall 81. ON sack Blue stem patent
t.so stalls is-fT. Calumet baking pow
der. 77e N. 3 bars So-Rub soap. sso
salt salmon tvhols fish). ioc N. stalls
So roast lamb. ito n. leaf lard. 1ec
n. bacon. sec n. Stall 1906. Hilrs eof.
fec, &c NJ. ivory soap, bars sbo. large
can tomatoes Zoe stall iss cans
beats. sso. 2 cans Helms pork and beans.
2ko. good broom. bsc, stan TAO. Cream
Of Wheat. g7c. sock~ye salmon, 1oc n
IN can N. J. n coffee. 81 90 stau s..
wsbb's best Ever coffee, soc N,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
LUMBER WINS
A CONCESSION
Rate Discrimination Is De-
creased

DEGRADING railway freight dis.
elimination against West Coast
lumber In the Middle Western mar.
ket. emergency tariff sheets have
been accepted for filing by the In.
terHtnie commerce commission. nc.
cording 10 reports just received from
Washington.
The reduced rates will become 81
feotive five days from the time Of
publication. instead OF tho custom.
AIRY 30 days.
Reductions permitted affect West
Coast lumber destined 10 all points
IN Illinois. Iowa. Missouri. Wiscon.
sin and part 81 Nebraska under ~hs,
IL known an the Chicago-St. Louis re
duction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
Are Searching for
Kidnapped Boy

VANCOUVER, Wash. March 10
Tally one for lost boy day" Claire
Eamus. one Of the two missing lads
for whom a half holiday was de.
elared today that search might be
Instituted. has turned up at Cape
Horn. Wash. according 10 meager
telephone information from one Of
the searching posses. Probation OF.
ficer Fred Bowman left here imme.
diately to bring the lad home.
Search will b. continued in the
hope OF finding Ray Staeer. another
I3-year-oid youngster, who has been
nissing since MarcH4. The Sunday
school OF which Ray is member
has posted $50 reward az On added
impetus TO the hunt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
BUTTER TAKES
scent DROP
California Supply Continues
TO Affect Price

A scent decrease In butter was
noted on the local wholcral. market
Wednesday. A good supply OF fresh
California stock arriving here at
cheaper price. In the cause Tor the
decline.
Tho quotations were a. cents on
local creamery bricks and "a cents
on the cubes.
Eg.n and cheese were steady.
A shipment Of fresh green stuff
was received on the street Green
peas were higher. at ~ cents 10 80
cents n pound. Tomatoes were
cheaper. al 81 lug. ms they arrived
and - for rcpacked Tugs
Cabbage WINS scarce Two chr
loads were expected 10 arrive By
Thursday noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
GRAIN FUTURES
BOOSTED AGAIN

CHICAGO. March fs-Grsin prices
advanced on the Chicago Board OF
Trade today. due TO heavy buying hy
commission houses. News from the
Southwest regarding insect ACTIVITY
in the winter whe at was AppFr
h.nsiye ana Influenced the trend or
the market Provisions were higher.
March wheat opened up lc at
ti.ssib and gained 30 later. May
wheat opened up Ne at tissh. and
advanced 2ae additional
and gained another Nc t~fore the
close. July corn opened NO ac at
7ise. aud advanced NC later
May oats opened M &C at ave
and gained an additional Nc later
July oats opened Al Nsc, up &c.
and subsequently, advanced aa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
COMBAT sHINGLE CLAIMS

Witnesses will be placed on the
stand Wednesday by railroad attor.
neys to testify against the claims Of
% shineis manufacturers OF the
Northwest. who arc demanding an
organization Of red cedar shingic
rates with thoe Of lumber. The
hearing In being conducted under the
direction OF Examiner w. A. Disquc
OF the interstate commerce commits
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
Charges Kato Got
Money Illegally

TOKYO. March 15.-tDelayed. -
Threat OF court action against Wis
count kato was made today in an
open letter from the secretary Of
the Kcnseiksi party, in which he
charged Kato had received illegally
large sums Of mbney.
The letter declared action In court
will be started unless Kato confesses
receipt OF the money before Thurs.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
Upward Movement Is
BOLStering ". Y. List

March waHs o
Nor sockE
continuation strength which developed yesterday
ain Completion Of the income
as.erirticn 900 Issue OF treasury un
The strength confined to division aho SONS h"es
Tesas ,os sothe Halfway
Internationally "a 1nehangsd!
anehanssd New Haven unchanged; cru
no or y.
toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
LIKE ADVERTISING PLAN

8purred on by the success Of the
national Advertising campaign being
undertaken BY the Seattle Chamber
~ Commerce. California cities are
urging their commercial clubs 10 In
hate similar enterprises. said Judge
Thomas Burke. who returned Tues
day from business and pleasure
srip to the Southern state.
"CalifornianS. great advertisers
themselves. admit that Seattle took
the lead In attracting national at.
tention TO this state at q time when
snsestors, during the reconstruction
period. were looking over the sa6.
vantages Of the various sections" he
aid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16

A spun SILK
ENTERPRISE
Montana Federation Plans
to Open Its Own Bank
for Union Funds

The Mammoth spun siN Corpora
ton. owned and controlled by or
eanixrd labor. has elected these Off
GERS and directors;
President. John Golden. also rresi.
dent OF the United Textile workers.
vice president and general manager.
Edward III. Rc~glin. formerly super
fntendent OF the National spun SILK
cumpany, OF New Bedford; treasurer
ana director. sara A. Conooy, sen
eral secretary treasurer OF the L. L.
w: plant manager, Herman Wyss.
3r.. formerly with champlnn Siib
Mlns. Whitehall. n. Y. and several
other big companies. directors.
Frank McKosky, international vice
president u. r. w. Thomas y. Nc
Nahon, international vice president
4. r. w, and John II. Powers. mem
her OF executive council. Y. T. W.
MONTANA TO HAVE
LABOR UNION BANK
The Montana Federation OF Labor
has decided TO establish a labor bank
In which all union funds win be de-
posted IL is probable the bank
yin be located az Great Falls
sidney Hillman. president OF the
AmalxAmated Clothing Workers OF
America. and other officers and
members OF the union were made
defendants In suit TO RESTRAIN
pxcketing. filed by Leo and Joseph
Ekolny, clothing dealers Of New
York. Damages Of ssSo,ooo for loss
Of business was also asked.
The Canadian Trades and Labor
congress. composed n unions AT
f!ltatcd with the A. Z. OF l.. has
nembership OF nearly 100000.
The Brier Hi Steel company Of
Youngstown. O. has -, aside $4,000
shares OF stock for purchase by EN-.
ployes Number of shares In hni-
tted BY amount OF salary.
Wages have been reduced IS per
cent at the iron mines OF ogichay.
Morton and Company. in Michigan.
Hugh Frayne. organiser for the
American Federation o, Labor. e-ti-
mates there are between 10000 and
~. 600 unionists affiliated with the
i. r. Of l.. TN New York City and
vicinity. II Is estimated there arr
ooe affiliated LOCALS ard zoo unions.
Lord Haidane. British philosopher.
statesman. has attacked the general
movemen, to reduce wages in Eng
land Says workers are hungry for
knowledge and want money for
learning music and art Sees pros
psfity and happiness when true cdu-
cation II the possession OF tho ma.
5ority rather than the minority Of the
woekess-
A bin providing that eight hours
shall constitute q legal work day
n North Carolina has been intro
Guced In the state legislature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
OPPOSE OIL TARIFF

Packers and cottonseed oil manu-
facturers Of the East are opposed TO
= tariff on Oriental oils. II was stated
by I. v. Iaucks. shipping man.
speaking Tuesday before the advis-
DRY committee Of the Foreign
Commerce association Of the Pacific
ooast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16

PORTLAND. Nsrvh fa.-Cst,is--Hs-
eespts. 4 Nsytss steady. unehsoEsd-
Hsss-R~eelp,s. 30. Hsrsst STEADY.
unchanged
shssp-nse~ipsa ala harhss siev.
unchanged.
Huttsr--ssc ~.
Egr.-.,T " sc dos
ches@--Tripl~ts ts6,Te n
Hens-.s D acc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
BOOST KENNEwICK BRIDGE

Rotarians from WailA WallA and
eastern and central Washington
points are strong advocates OF the
Pzsco- Kennewick bridge. which II In
proposed TO construct across the Co
lumbsa river at those points and a
group of them called at the Cham
bcr Of Commerce wednesday 10 in
quire into the progress OF the cam
paign being put on by Seattle bust
nees men TO interest local capital In
the enterprise. which will rid the
Columbia Of the ferries. which have
been unsatisfactory. Every city and
community from Spokane TO Seattle
has indorsed the proposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
HOG PRICES DROP

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March IL.
Hog prices dropped an average Of
81 on the Indianapolis livestock mar
ket today. The bulk Of good hogs
sold at Si0.25u 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
CLAD WELCOME
FOR WENATCHEE

Urging that civic pride demands
that n representative body OF Seat.
tie men and women sail TO the
Orient on the big steamship Wen.
atehee. scheduled to arrive here
April on her maiden trip from New
York. Capt. J. \. Gibson. chairman
Of the Chamber OF Commerce rccep
ton committee. whipped into shape
Tuesday afternoon tho plans for wei
coming the new shipping board ves'
sci.
As at prern, outlined. tugs and
other small craft will meet tho Wen.
stchec IN the straits. Airplanes.
lowering siof,. will drop paraehutea.
and mingled with the hum OF their
motors. viii he the booming Of the
guns from forts along the sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
ORIENT FRUITFUL FIELD

That the Orient will prove fruit
tui market for Seattle merchants
was the prediction made by J. T.
dardeman. president Of the hat man.
ufacturing company Of that name. In
addressing the Mems club OF the
First Methodist church Tuesday
plxht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
MILL SPEEDS Up

Since their new iofoot band saw
was installed in January. the Nettie-
ton Lumber Co. plant has turned out
20s, 900 board feet OF lumber In an
eirht.ho shift.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
Denver Live Stock Market

DENVER. March is.--rst,is--Fsesipi
sss x.rss, stead as~rs. o. ksgi7ti
90, and h~lf~rs. ttosto. stockeEs And
feeders, tssoosst eaivss, uati
Hoss-Rscs,pss. Tee. Nassst Sosse
love-, Ton. - sos huis. tsSp&s
mh. i-'-sVs.s4 ewes. pa7segts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
ALTER AIRPI.ANE PLANT

Contract for alterations nj The
Boeing Airplane Co. plant. required
in order 10 create facilities for test
ing new government planes. has been
awarded the Il. q. Morgan Co. con.
tractors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
Jan Francisco Produce

SAN ypa~crscp. Nsreh is--nu',sr--
rssr.s NNe ~. prime nrass. norninsl
vxx.-Ertras. ssc dss- srtra Nfsts- sse
aon. frs, extra pallets. lie doE under.
sired pufirts. .se srs
Chssss--gsiifornla rss. fancy, ~ NC 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
Hit by Auto; Blind;
Woman Asks $4,000

Totally blind for the rest OF her
life because she was bit by John
Henry Mayors automobile. she nays,
Annie Holmes, %. wants $4,000 in
Judge Everett Smiths court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16

CHICAGO. March ts.-~tsexs-~fsscssrss.
81 zee Msrksi fse Q zee le-sr. uuis Of
sAies tsfesiass. tutchsrs ts 70
paehsns tsssst. iixht. tistegtest.
pigs. % seeiess. rouEbs. tT.ftos
Cattle Esostpts. t.ees haEkss steady.
is-sr beef tseisTts butcher sto~k.
ftsegs tanners and cutters. ~ - y
"a stork~rs snd fssssfs. tste0SFt.
cs~a tsu7ssg ss1ves. Isf9GiEst.
sheep nsesipts. tssss. MAssss steady.
fambs uvis 80. swes. ssos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16

LUMBER 40 PER CENT NORMAL
Local lumber production now Is
only about % per cent of normal. &C.
cording to operators here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16

VIEW yoRK. March ia--vsrsss~ -
change npswsd TO-DAY With demand stss-
ilnG ssssA frsncs. .eisf. I'VE. az
msrs.. .Iitss. cassdisn daiisrs .sTss'
hrunsn. III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
SUBSTITUTE ON WAY

on her way 10 Seattle. the n-w
". Y. X. frcightcr Tatsumo Maru.
substituted for the Durham Maru.
left Yokohama Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
FIVE F1sEIGHTERs ARRIVE

Five big steel freiEhters In inter
coastal service berthed in Elliott bay
Tuesday. giving a striking picture Of
the development OF water commerce
between Seattle and the Atlantic sea-
board.
The following steamships were re-
ported In: Iowan. United American
lines. X. I. i.uekentach. Luckcn.
back line: wiiipoio. Williams tine.
Steel Worker. fsthmian service;
Eastern Glen. shipping hoard vessel.
operated by ThorndykeT renholme
Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
JOHN M. MOLD. as. one o, N.

JOHl$ VI. NV71O, 90, OF" OF U1H
first men to build a home at the
north end Of Lake Washington. died
Tuesday at his residence In Botheil.
Funeral services will be conducted
Thursday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK. Nar~h ts.-sugAr. autst
nav, u,s: sran.iated. s;.ftes
cosses--So. isia. seos. Sc. Ne sas-
- aRrAe ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
MuLLoApIIMnER HERE

Mltsui steamship Arufnassn Maru.
due In May. viii load several thou.
sand feet OF lumber at Seattle or
Portland. according TO word received
here. Part OF her cargo win b~ taken
on at New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
WsuAN
MARC ~ ~

first low Tide
s.1s q m. ~ H.
r1s-t nigh TIDE
sss a m. ief r.
s~esaa Tow Tide
sges .. M. 81 IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
WEDNESDAY,
.

NAkgit 10
ptr~s low Tide
soc o w ga n
First High Tide
Sgti a M. III a.
second tsw Tide
Get y m 90 a.
Seeend High Tide
II iot y. IN. ss r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
Arrivals and Departures

Marrh is--Arrived. str hasra Nssu
from Tacoma. At IL O. IN Asrrh H.
Arrived str ssginsu from San frsrcisso.
towing. at Tsts ~ m. str Admiral Mayo.
IN sov. fyern San rranetseo. 81 ssie .
m. str nosaiie haaoasy from San iran
cisco. At .. m. str Admiral Dewey
from Ta-ors. AZ reoa. str Annie Hanify
from San DlsGo. str X LncksntAch
from New York via Cfis,oeal. III .. IA
Sailed
March is-s,r wtIipeie for H~~ rort
via Tacoma Portland. San Trasctsco. Nan
Pedro and crfstohai. at . m. str Wet
Js~up for Manila via Point wsils. Wan.
rouser. Yokohama Kobe. shanghai and
Honxkcre. lighthouse tender Cedar for
Bremsrton. at $50 - m ST. A1Thsi
wassoa for Southwestern via sov,hsa~s-
srn Alaska. at 10 o m; str Stegi WORKER
for Ssv York via San Tfsnesoo. Ian
Pefro and cristobsi. at nonn; tank ssr
vi ssxnnd, for Riehnoed. At noon. str
Hysdes for Honolulu. March tS-sr Ad-
fnirsi Dewey for Tacoma. al D. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16

Chicaxo Live Stock

wheat. ss cars. ssru. sss ears. esis -
cara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
HoI TER NAMED PuRSER

Myrun Hoizsr. purs.r on the Ad.
mtrai line steamer Governor for the
past year. has bern appointed 10 the
same position on the shipping board
passenger ship. Keystone State.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16

Steamship West Toeus % the
North Atlantic and Western Steam
ship company nest sailed Tuesday
night for the Atlantic coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-16
SILVA MARU DIE

The suwa Maru IL scheduled 20
dock here next Friday with q cargo
Of siiks valued at $500. 900 destined
to be shipped to New York by special
train
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-21
Miscellaneous:
81. .25 COTTON BATS

St.25 COTTON BATS
A specially fine lot for
comforts. Sale price 95c
Columbia Storage Bat
teries; sell regularly at
SOC. Sale prica-- 43c
No. 2 Medium Certain
teed Roofing; sells reg
ularly at 1925 per Io".
Sale PRICE s2. 20
Nc. 2 Heavy Certain.
teed Ro fling; sells reg
ularly at 81 25 per roll.
Sale price $3.50
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-21

OUTING FLANNELS
Dark Wingdown Outing Flannel, 27
inches wide,. sci ing in all good stores
today at 25c yard. Sale price, 19c
BLUE DENIM
2s inches wide; today's regular price
is 30c yard. Our sale price is DC.
BED TICKING
Heavy OF. A. C. A. Ticking, 80 in.
wide, selling regularly at 4Oc yard.
Sale price
TABLE LINENS
Colored; 80 in. wide, today's lowest
price being 7oc yard.
sale price SIC
TABLE LINEN
White; 81 in. vide; today's lowest
retail price being 81 a yard.
Sale price 79c
TABLE LINEN
White, 20 in. wide; lowest retail price
81 yard. Sale price 79c
CURTAIN SCRIM
Cream, White AMI Flowered: 36 in.
wide; today's retail price, Soc yard
COTTON FOULARDS
S2 in. wide today's lowest re ;aiI price
Boc yard. Sale price 45c
DRESS GINGHAMs
And Nurse Stripes; 81 in. wide: sells
regularly at 30c a yard. Sa' e price -23c
APRON GINGHAMs
81 in. wide; the regular 'l5c quality.
SAle price 19r
CREPE LINGERIE
Plain; Sc in. wide; our regular as
grades. Sale price u =
FLOWERED LINGERIE
Our regular SOC quality.
Sale price ------- aac
WHITE WOLFE
SO inches wide; today > ,, -, ,oo
&c yard. Sale price. aec
DRESS GOODS
Cotton plaids; appr ,nr;ota IL, .ob, ,ol
dresses, selling regub rIr a. soo " a
Sale price --. sa .
FLoWERED vo 1Es
Until recent 4. very popular at 75c Sc.
'aIu I nov now s. Iii ng at SOC a yard.
sATEEN G ''e
" ,a ra5 : Ack ar d tan; SO in. wide; recent
~ rec -uced to 46c.
4 the sale at a7c
S AIRTINGs
SO inches vide; sellinRI
at PIC a yard, and
GINGHAMS ~ 1Or
Plain, blue and pink; a ~ A~S
fine grade selling at 35cI
yd. Both in this sale
PIQUE
White; 81 in. wide; selling at 5: CT Is
a the sale eat at snc
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-21

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One Gallon Oil Can, sells regularly
at 60c. Sale price -49c
$3.50 Gal. Can of Paint, 81
$2.35 Half-gal. Can of Paint, S1=.sg
$1.75 Heavy Milk Pals, s1.ze
60c Heavy Milk Strainers, 2sc
75c Quality, Gal. Coal Hods, soc
1925 Quality, Daisy Churn, SIZE
Heavy Copper Bottom Wash
Boilers; formerly sold at 1915.
Sale price 50 .es
rs #. of Wire Clothes Line; for
merly sold for 69c. Sale price, 4sc
One Mahogany Finished Sim
mons Bed; formerly sold for $25.
Sale price $40
$6.o5 Mattress; cotton top and
bottom. Sale price s4.s5
One Sc Coil Bed Spring, s3-ss
One $3.50 Ball Bearing Wiring
vs.
NAILS; all sizes in the sale at
DC per Id. By the keg---- SC Ib.
MURESCO, the finest Caleb
mine; sells regularly at 75c per
pkg. Sale price- 5ec
. lbs. Mica Axle Greas,; sells
regularly at 45c per can.
Sale price ~,
Printed Linoleum; sells regular
ly at $1.50 per yard.
Sale price Csc
Duralin Floor Covering:
sale price 7sc
No 2 Clipper Mill; sells regu-
larly at $50. Sale price s3s