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The Washington times., 1922-06-13
Local Wholesale Prices.

Esss--strictiy fresh. selected. per dos.
,s: syeraGe receipts. as; southern, a.
1--we poultry-Roosters. per ID, 10;
per t.. noio: keats. youns. each. 60:
fowls. ~.
pr.s-ed pouitry-Fresh- killed winter
ohickens, per H.. 5000: hens, per IL,
90; roosters, per H.. 70; turkeys. per ID.
Is b 90; keats. Young, ssch. 90. -
Livestock-Calves, choice, per To-, II
lambs. choice. per lb.. 1+0is; live hogs.
per ID. H. -,
ors>n fruit-Appiss. per bbi.. See
4. 90: per bu. basket. loo0a1B; western.
ysr boz, a.IsoA2S, California oranges.
Der crats, T.so0s.eo. Lemons per boz.
tsee I.ee. Grapefruit per bog, 500 .
berries. sovthsrn. sois; homs-sreva.
y.s;.as,...s's:.sA. a. =, ~ q I; ss ~:
pssatess. Per Dbl. no. 4, s,seos.ss, No.
IS aag0tIs. sweets. t.6eOAse. Yam.
iseoal Lettuce. southern. Per erats.
cymslings. per crate. i.eeoi.ta onions.
Per crate. tseeite. cssssse ssv. psr
ewL, fsei.ee cpoumbers. iss0s.Se.
Tea ssei,s ssr s.s' yississ. a.ss". bssss. sss.
s:ssss' s:ss.,s e sf s.:s.s s.:s: .:sa.ss .ss'is;s .
s.Sl...ss :: .:'ss;s' - :..si. a. "es'&
The Washington times., 1922-06-13
STOCK MARKET
RALL|ESFRON.
. MONDAY DROP
Active issues Recover Part Of
Losses Sustained During
Yesterdays Decline. E.
By W. 8. COUSINS.

tcopyrisht. 1879. By Cosmopolitan News
ssrvice-) .
NEW YORK. June 13.--After q
somewhat irregular opening. I'm which
Losses and gains In the stock list
were quite evenly distributed, the
stock market staged q modest come
back which restored to the active
stocks a good part Of the losses
sustained in yesterdays precipitate
decline. As II in retaliation for the
rough treatment that was accorded
some Of the stocks like Sinclair,
Coca Cola, Dawson Chemical, Stan
dard OIL OF New Jersey, Crucible
and Others. which were battered
down all the way from four to ten
points in the last part Of Mondays
seasion. these issues led the advance
In q spirited fahion IN the early trad.
ing, improving their position by one
to three points.
Commission houses . reported
substantial response to the sugges.
tions made to their customers to
take advantage Of the reaction to
acquire a new line of stocks at ut.
tractiye prices, with the result that
buyinr orders reached the market In
COnHlutIdOt0 NOioAAos
market Of the pressure OF sales from
speculators who were unable or un-
willing to respond to the calls for
additional margins.
In some sections Of the market
n considerable drop from the high
levels OF the year had been made.
So California, for example, lost
about Is points; Dawson Chemical.
Iex: Coca Cola. ~; Republic Steel,
loE: Associated Oil. 20: Computing
Tabulating, lS; California Petroleum,
Is: Studebaker, 0: Baldwin, II;
Houston OH, ION; Kelly-Springfield,
8. U. 8. Steel showed a decline OF
Sk from its high of 10sk.
Recoveries; which were inaugu-
rated about half an hour after the
opening, featured practically the
whole market, and before noon the
speculative leaders had been mark
ed up from / to I points. Dawson
Chemical, which was particularly
weak at the opening, selling down
TO 43, made q 4-point advance, to
CIV. At 11sk Studebaker was up
IN, Grucible gained 2 points. at
TON; Republic ~, at 7oS; U. 3.
Steel. TX. at ss%; Midvale ~, at
81, and Vanadium 2x, at 4s%.
The Washington times., 1922-06-13
{. WASHINGTON BANK
DIRECTORS WILL MEET

The East Washington Savings
Bank, 312 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, will hold its first meet
Ing of the newly elected board Of
directors tonight at 8 o'clock in the
board elected are: John c. W.
BealI, James A. "Donohoe, Gratz K.
Dunkum, Lewis Flemer, John Ford,
w. r. G. Hazen, Michael A. Lynch.
william A. Lynch. Morris e. Mar
low, Charlee A. Mccarthy, Henry
II. Mckee, william N. Payne, jr.,
Samuel H. Walker, John c. Weldon,
and John c. Yost.
The Washington times., 1922-06-13
EXPORTS SHOW
A BIG INCREASE FOR MAY

That the United States Is regain.
ing her European trade is evidenced
by figures made public today by the
Commerce Department. which show
that American exports In May,
totaling ss0s, 900, 900, were s54..
900, 900 In excess OF those OF the cor
responding month Of last year.
American exports In May, the fig.
ures show, were S254. 900, 900.
Both exports and imports took a
decided drop In the eleven-month
period ended with May. as compared
with the same period q year aGo.
opsn. High. Low. Cicss.
Money on CALL. 80. 80. 80.
Stock saiss mp To-
n an. ~ noon Jpn tp.mL
ns. 800 100, 200 ........ .......
Bond sales up to-
Ham. ~ neon fpsm. fe.m.
s.ses.see s.iio.eee -. -.
The Washington times., 1922-06-13
.OVERSUbSCR|bE
S250,000,0Q0|N
FEDERAL NOTES
Amount Secured Will Keep
Treasury on Even Keel Until
New Fiscal Year.

Over.subscription Of the latest
issue Of $250,000.000 of Treasury
certificates Of Indebtedness. bearing
81 per cent interest. was forecast
today by reports reaching the
Treasury from Federal Reserve
Banks.
The amount thus secured viii
fill the gap between Treasury re-
ceipts and requirements, to keep
the Government on an even keel
June Is. The new certificates viii
be dated June Is, and will mature
In one year. The $3.50, 200 900 900 10
needed, because maturing obliga-
tions exceed that sum, over ana
above all existing balances.
The Treasury probably will ad-
here to its original plan not to issue
more than $500, 200, 900 of the new
Treasury gold notes, bearing inter
est at 4S per cent, which can be
obtained only by exchange for AZ
per cent Victory notes.
r, Stock Suit Filed.
Alleging that certain motor stock.
given az security for a $40 900 loan
was worthless" J. B. Hecht yes
terday filed suit in the District Sr.
preme Court against Cosmos r.
Penney for $9,975. It is alleged that
the $4,000 worth of stock, COM
prising 1000 shares, when sold
brought only. s25. and Hecht has
asked the court for verdict for
the remaining sum due on the note,
drawn February 15, 1921.
The Washington times., 1922-06-13
Foreign Exchange.
BY Cosmopolitan News servics

NEW YORK. June 1s.-Foreign
exchange opening: Sterling demand
4.4Sh, cables 4.4sh. French francs
demand s.ss, cables s.s6h. Lire de-
mand 5.O1h, cables 6.02. Belgian
francs demand s.27, cables S.27h.
Marks demand and cables .0032.
Greek drachmas demand 422, cables
424. Swiss francs demand 1908.
cables 1910. Guilders demand $500.
cables 3s.05; pesetas demand 1878.
cables 1880. Sweden kronen de0land
1895, cazles $500. Norway kronen
demand 1888. cables 17.43. Denmark
kronen demand 21.S5, cables 21.90.
The Washington times., 1922-06-13
Stock Issue Authorized.

The Kansas and Oklahoma Rail-
way Company was authorized today
by the Interstate Commerce Com.
common capital stock Of par Value
1900 per share. This issue is author
lied for the purpose Of enabling the
railroad to continue construction of
it's road.
The Washington times., 1922-06-13
Dismisses Alien Suit.

Suit OF the Swiss National Insur-
ance Company, of Basle. Switzer-
land, for 100000 against the
alien property custodian, for stocks
and bonds, alleged to have been H.
legally seized during the war, was
dismissed yesterday by Justice Jen-
nings Bailey, in Equity Court. An
appeal was noted by the insurance
company.
The Washington times., 1922-06-13
ARySssssPHs SsssHHHs EHAHHRs BUSINESS AM FINAN CE
Local stocsa
SALES.

Capital Traction 5's. s5oo@ssA'
81, 1,o0o@ssk,
!. Potomac Electric q. and r. rs,
81. 1.000@107, $1.o00@101.
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred, 26@73. 697S.
Washington Gas Light, 7Q6s, SO
50. 4Q6sA, 2@6sk, s@5sh, b@bsh'
After call
washington Railway and Electric
common, 1O@47h, ,a10@4sh, t10@6o,
25@50. 25@50, 2o@60.
Metropolitan Railroad is, " l,cooV
96h:
washington Gas Light. 1006sh..
Capital Traction IS, 25Qs9h.
Washington Gas Light, 30bsh.
Money-Call loans. SOS per cent.
The Washington times., 1922-06-13
New York Coffee Market.

The coffee market opened 4points
lower to 3 points higher today.
July 1921 bid: September 10.os9
90: December offered s.S1; March
9.67@6S; May offered 9.54.
The Washington times., 1922-06-13

The Vienna bourse was compelled
to close today owing to the utter
generalization OF exchange. Dol.
lars and sterling rose 10 unprece-
dented highs on Mondays trading:
the kronen was quoted ~ n 900 20
the dollar and at $1,000 70 the
pound.
The Washington times., 1922-06-13
Stock Suit Filed.
Liberty Bonds.

FURNISHED by W. p. Hibbs q CO..
The Washington times., 1922-06-13
ON Stocks.

crurn,ss.d ,, W. q: HIss. 4 CO..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
COOSEBERRIES
REACH MARKET

The firm gooscberricn OF the sea.
son arrived on the local wholesale
market Friday from Kennewick. Tho
berries were small but OF an excel.
lent quality. They sold az 81 for n
box OF - baskets The strawberry
receipts have been quite light for
some time. tho there are enough Der.
ries TO take care OF the daily demand.
a slight shortage WINS noted fatur.
day. due 10 an extra strong demand
In out-oftown markets.
Small quantities Of cherries are be-
ginning 10 arrive from California
one is.pound lug Of Chapman cher
rics sold at s. and Black Tartarians
were quoted at rs cents a pound.
Stockton viii be shipping the latter
variety IN commercial quantities
about May rs.
The California cabbage market has
declined SIS a ton IN one week. The
price viii drop here accordingly on
the lower priced stock. After Deco
ration day local lettuce viii be arriv-
Ing on the market sufficiently TO
take care Of the demand. The last
car OF California lettuce viii be here
the last OF this month. Local green
stuff ~ maturing rapidly and good
crops have been reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terminal--pt.r A--sr kon-
goaan Maru. Pier b-su Fresideni
Madison. afr HhldEouka Mara
| Great Northern Terfninsi--Str Hsksts
Union on Power sehr Ruby.
BELL street TefmiBai--U. n l. II T.
Heather.
PIER fs-ssr ryndsrea.
f'icr ii-B--u. =. {. ~ Dstwoed. mo,er-
ship wahsna
Pier k--str RHinter.
Pier 1r-Motorahtp AVN.
riar s-@Hrhr q 4. Hoimea
Grand Trunk Pacific Tcrtninai-sir Ad-
niral s9bren
Pacific Coast Engineering works-str
juneau.
L. 4 shipping hoard MoorinFr-Rtr Cross
Keys. str Delight. str Deirosa. afr
Iconium. str Anna y. Morse. str sill
vetado. ctr WHilingfvrd. str Wes; Ca
hokis. ctr West Hartiand. str f.uoFico.
str West tsan. str western Knight. str
Eidridgs. str West Jestsr. ssr wesi
Jsnnup.
o. n a a. NJ. Lake union--s,r Eastern
Merchant. str city Of Spokane. str
West Nilus. ctr West Himred.
Connecticut Street Tsrminai--str Steel
Age ar Steel Worker
Alaska steamship MoorlnE--ssr Latoeche.
stacy Street Terminate. 4 G. G. Burn
side.
Lander Street Tsrniral-Sehr Maud.
Todd DrydockR~-w hAliug atrs star No. 4.
star No. :. star No. ,. str Victoria
Fisher FIGURING Mills hoforship
Tlonia
Puget sound Bridge q DredsinG CO.
Str Patterson
Auss Yard-str Roosevelt
Heffcrnan Drydoek-str valdez
wlnsiow Marine Rauvay--str konsfcsllo.
str Morning star, str criffdu. ctr Pa
cifico. schr Melrose, bark Belfast
barge Conuitiam city. schr Fearless.
schr Resoluie. hktn Monterey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
Foreign Money Status
tFFfdny's 0notatIousi
Furnished by Logan q Bryan
aIo Aeupoald Az SeaafIa
May WHEAT IS
DRIVEN DOWN
Fridays Quotstionsb
Furnished by Logan A Bryan
$40 second Ave, seattle

CHICAGO. May 2O.--May wheat
was sold freely on the Chicago board
OF trade today. driving the quota
lions down sharply. other wheat
quotations dropped in sympathy.
Corn and oats showed a strong un-
dertonc. Provisions were Irregular.
Cash wheat-No. hard. 1850
s1.2sL.
May wheat opened off &c at sisa
and closed off "a c. July opened up
Ac Mt sf.2ts. and closed off lie. Sep
TENDER opened UP &c at sLI9M and
closed off Asc.
May corn opened unchanged at
ei y c and closed up 4 c. July opened
up &c at efAc and closed Off Il
september opened unchanged at
sc y c and closed up &c
May oats opened unchanged at
81 ~ c. unchanged. and closed off X C
July opened up &c at 3eisc and clos
ed off u &c. september opened up Ne
at f0Ehc and closed unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
IS FOR s,I.E-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE
New small houn-. with . lots. soxisO.
near ear and school This place
can be had for $50 cash and SIS
per month, A real chance for ihe
man and woman who really wish
10 make a start In lif~. Take Lake
Hurten car to ElmEroxa 1t. and
ask for Mr. Mchnert
81. eoO-Sew house. sos completed.
oeautifui corner lot. T0kftO. with
fine view 81 Sound and mountains.
located IN West Seattle. near Gate
wood, Terms. $50 cash and $40
month. which includes interest.
81 7oO-Sew T-room house. small. on
rear Of very chnic. lot 61xtg0. all
planted. near k5th ard Greenwood.
sTso--g acre tract. on car line: CO.
m~nt walk and sewer; tract all
cleared and ready TO plant t.s
cash. SIS month. viii furnish
some lumber 20 build
sTso-clearsd acre AZ Ronald sta
tion, on sesttic-EveFett electric
road. also bus line. Place for
countrv home or chickens and rab-
bitA sss cash. $40 a MONTH
WEST a WHEELER
Marion BLDG.
NOTHING DOWN ONLY SIS
MONTH
fnterer, included. Newly painted
houses tehoice OF 8. 1900 TO sios0l.
worth much more. hydrants: eicc-
tricity. fractional L-acrc. is-acre
fine ground. splendid location.
Sound view. near cars. pavement
etc. a5th ave. \. w.
ALSO FINE LOTS
Rich alder Hoti. same location. u'ifi-
ties. etc. ] nc 10 sisc square foot
Lumber for building.
ALSO SPLENDID GREEN HOUSE
SITE. 1880
About half vnfu~. your own terms
All property untmcumbersd perfect
title, For a great snap eau owner
Mr. Parker. West osss-R. for de-
tails. stfT 9sth ave. = W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
Steel Merger Plan
Causes Stock Break
Wall. sTREET JourNAI FTNANcIAL REvIEw

NEVIEW
Republic
sold ~
Of
market
high Ol Mexican
Petroleum reached high at 1565t
gp = htdbeksr l0ys - New Haven 3zl ~ unss
READING Dutch "a haiumore N
OFF Company
42ih, General
49, OF kennecot ss+ OF p. Ana
bbA, Reading Ia n;
IS. n W. e. NJ 4 p.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
SEE THESE BARGAINS

b-room bungalow. with basement.
on So-foot lot. nice yard. $4,000;
$500 cash. balance like rent
Nice s-room bungalow. on large
lot. double garage. 1890. t150
cash. balance like rent.
DAHLBY REALTY co.
COT n. s0th. 1900 Market 81.
North fs9s-PhoneE-Sun. cali.
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n TO LET-uNFURNIsHED
HOT SIS

6 ROOMS: BEDBoOMs; STA
tionary tubs; basement; fireplace;
no furnace. one block y Union
car line. s47 2sth ave. s45. MI.
Cole. Elliott 1856 or Bescon 07s1.
HorsE. 10Th Az, NEAR y. UNION.
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TATOOHH fIh1stND. May IT A n
barometer rising. cloudy ~ind south
east 10 miles an hour. Passed In. str Ad-
nlrai Dewey. at ! a m fouf-mast schr.
at ssas q. mi sshr Mary E- Foster. at
T.te a m. Passed out. air Dochra. al 7
q. m. a atr. probably the Harold Dollar.
at Tao a. N. ntr Oriental. AT 6.so - m 7.
ctr walter A. B1rkenbach. Al a. Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20

FURNISHED S ROOMS. IN OWNER.
Including Blue fird electric
washer. sisa Columbia phong-
graph. etc; is-acre. berries, fruit.
flowern. garden. chickens. lovely
neiRhbors. In MEDINA east side
Lake Washington. Beautiful place
20 live. Take fsrachi ferry. rs
boats daily: fine service. - min
utes Third and lesier. Price
$4,000. Tess real estate commission.
Part cash. owner. l. T. lotion.
it2s Third ave.
SACRIFICE IN FINE SECTION Igkf-
nier valley. Giving away $500
worth of real property IN the deal.
large garden tract. 50xi20. all cul-
tivated. and nice little s-room
house, in fine condition. near
school and 2 blocks from car line.
viii let ~ 20 for $500. Need
money. q. A. Durston. zoe Marion
Ct Phone Elliott 1000. evenings
East i7st-R
OVERSEAS SOLDIER HAS = ACRE.
. cleared: Groom house: garage.
chicken yard. strawberries. fruit
trees. Poor health compets ne 20
leave. Terms fi.i00. or 1850 cash.
Csil evenings. East 9t70.
ONLY 1850 CASH. BALANcE LIKE
rcnt--Good Bemi-modern home.
fine condition: good neigh bors;
good view; close in. VIII Sacri-
flee. Price will surprise you.
Owner. Capitol 72t9
5-KOOM HOUSE. GARAGE. FORD
touring car: good running order;
also furniture. close to West
Woodland school and car line.
Bargain, $3.50; terms. EOS Sea-
board Bldg.
FOR SALE. BY OWNER. CHEAP
, rooms city water. lights and Ras;
lot i00xi20: fine view. good soil,
5000 cash. 1900 terms. 5000 down.
$40 per month. Phone Sunset 1921.
Lot. 50xl00. FOR SALE. CHEAP:
paved district; half block from
Catholic church and school Price
5000 " taken before the z5th. In
quire 1900 w 5sth st
NOTICE. NORTHERN PACIFIC EN-
ployea--Will build or rent small
home. walking distance, Bargain.
Phone owner, beacon l12s.
SMALL HOUSE. SOME FURNITURE.
lot fOxt2s, in garden. Price $3.50;
easy terms. Burien car to 18th -.
w. and Henderson. Mrs. W. W..
Hart. a056 18th ave. s. w.
6 RoOMs-3 bedrooms, STA
tionary tubs. basement fireplace,
no furnace; ! block r. Union car
line. 9f7 2sth ave ;45. MIR. Cole.
Elliott 1856 or beacon o72l
BUILDERS ATTENTION
Remodel this house and make big
profit Fine location. close in:
very cheap. owner, capitol 324a.
GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW.
Beacon hill. y acre, improved.
cheap. 500 cash, S25 monthly.
b06h Eaatlake.
81. 500 ROOM COTTAGE; BATH;
cabinet kitchen. garage; aerial.
garden. $500 cash. $40 monthly.
Sunset 1f05.
FROM OWNERS ROOM HOUSE,
h-acre: tt.f50: $50 down. SIS per
month. or Will build. West 0tbs-W.
GROOM HOUSE. LAKE WASHING
ton water front. bargain for quick
sale. Call owner, Beacon l72S
FOR SALE -IMPHOVED 5-ACRE
tract. good house: 10th $. and
Burns ave. G. siyarva.
Small cottage, 81. sb0; taB down. y21
mo. CoughlIn. go Am. Bk. Bid. ELL
4 ROOMS; GAHAGE; BAflGAIN.
Sunset 3713.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
~ ron ARCHAEOLOGICAL
ESTATE
ron EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE
10 acres ~ good lesFed-off land
near tuvallup for lot or house and
lot In seattle. WIN assume small
incumhrancc.
8 lots, with all improvements In, in
GLIDING pavement beautiful district
Tacoma. Tor equity Ia seattle
home or lots.
Home not quite completed. West
Seattle. for vacant lot. North End.
10 acres NJ Edmonda for building
lots Ia North End.
WEST q WHEELER
Marion lildF.
10 AcRss. $1,000 NEAR nELLING-
ham; good soil. paved road. post
office. magnificent scenery; FOR
Seattle. Amen, poulsbo. wash
Will. TRADE 30 ACRES FINE
land near SumnH wash, for Sc
attic property, Phone owner. bea-
con tTts.
MANTEp-ROOMiNG HOUSE IN
exchange for 90 acres In Yakima.
kenwood sf9R
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WE WILL aEisL
1000 Alaska Petroleum & coaito OF y
20 Nut House com. s....Ghrap
1909 tmaig Amafcd uold Mines .of
$50 American Bottle Cap Co. 10
zoe Harvey Rim a wheel q. 100
- f'erferto Gear .4.... iild
- Gem Control Locker Co. ~ 90
loo Sound Rubber ........ $50
1000 sound Rubber Bond d. 90
100 futreii Coupler .t..... rs
80 Johnston Piston 4 Ring 3.0o
500 kftkwen ANet s.s..sts. as
1000 American worker oil. as
ieS Frank y. Beet. Inc go. 100
500 Western Smelling & r.. -
1000 IGocAway MIG. CO. ..4... lid
WE Will EJY
1000 Red Desert OIL
5000 Nahnb coma
1890 Marsh MineM
5000 Home builder Min. a Dew.
1000 Pioneer Mining 4 Ditch.
goo HsNer oil
Liberty and Canadian bonds. all la
sues. bought and sold.
uEHHtN n RHODES. INC.
Established 1886.
Stocks and Ionda.
Hoge Annex
700 and Ave Main Ibl.
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PERSONAL.

TRAINED NURSE WILL TAKE
confinement patients In her home
Terms very reasonable, Ideal To-
cation. Phone East 168b-R
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Liberty Bonds
Fridays QuetstioDHl
Furnished hs Logan A firysn
nlO erfood Ava Aeaffla
BANK CLEARINGs


9s PERSONAL
EriLEpTfcs: WOULD YOU CARE
to learn about NEW National
treatment for immediate relief of
EpfLEpSNg Positively stopping
all seizures from first days use.
Information free. "sfECIAIfST."
DRAWER c-sa2, Lander. Wyo.
WEAK GLANDS = MEN, REGAIN
your health and strength by using
NtR-GLAND TABLETS, A real
spring tonic. Guaranteed. by mail,
go tablets, 81 90. Chester Medical
Co. 2s2 ssrd ave. n.
WILL TAKE CARE OF or ADOPT
little GIRL or , years old. Ell
Holt f67f-t
NURSE WILL CARE ron con-
finement IN her home. 1919 u. Pins
90 CIiATTtsL llOANs
Money ID ioan. London Jeweiry Co
Established 1880 los 2nd ave. r.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
Money for farm and acreage ioana
UoTiiE FARM MTG CO. i011 ard
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10 sEf.L GoYERN.-
LOST AND POUND

LosT-sTKING or WHITE CofsAL
beads: lost in vicinity Of Mac
Dnugali- South wick's or the Seattle
hotel Reward. Notify kenwood
1867.
LOST OFT OF cAf.--ONE BLUE
suit Eighth and Pike and bes y.
Harrison. Kindly call CAPITOL
1872 HARI.(lX. EEMAKD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid WhsIeon1o Dealeeo
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid By Whsissa1s DsnlssD
10 shippsp
VEGETABLES
Prices Paid Wholesale D~sfers


Ducks-Fancy dressed. per n. ~
Live. young. per 70. .......s -
DrciIers--i to IL ne. ...--... ne 10
IN ms. and ossv ........... -
ueps--tn fos ana ~ ........ ~
Med. live. az 60 ~ d.. -
Light. live. . to ~ na 80. -
Fancy dry picked - above
live
Ceese--Dressed. pr y. ......s -
Live. fat. per 10. .......-.... -
Belgian Hares-Ltvs. Per -. IL
Dressed ..........ss. ~
rurkeys-Fancy d. p, i3-ts bA -
Fancy a. o.. Tie ma ...-..-. -
Live. young. II to IL bA ...s -
Live. old. per NJ. .......-..ss -
Reessers-oid. live. psr n -
Hog
Choice. iixht ................ -
Heavy, fancy .......s.s..... II " 10
efses. heavy ................ $50 -
Veal
Fancy. light ..s....s....... ~
Med. light .......s-....-... 80 ~
Fancy. heavy. fto-seo ma lee -
Med. heavy .........-..-... .oso ~
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle

SATURDAY
MAY 80
y1r~t High Tide
i1gis a m. ffe r..
FIRST Low Tide
1set a. M as ~.
sesoad High Tide
is3so D m I'll a.
s~eoad Law Tide
e4is .. M 80 f.
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FrRNIsHED HOUSES

f-ROoM HOUSE. FURNIsHED. S35:
close in; can buy furniture cheap.
Easy terms. Rent then s25. Cap
itoI 1891.
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. FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

o. n WILLIAMS COMPANY
ists First Ave, s
SASH AND DOORS
Flour bins .............. so
Cupboard doors . /. 90
sash 2ox25, t-lfght ........s.ss 80
window and door screens made
10 order.
stock screen doors ......... 800
Bread boards BY parcel post 49,. 100
Ironing board and cabinet COM
picte with sleeve board ..,. 500
window glass by the light or b. the
box
Plate glass windshieids put In your
car while you wait.
q. a. WILLIAMS COMPANY
Eafahltrhed 1893
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y. 7. BFFILTE' " 70.
We specialize IN rellnR stores. res
taurants and drug stores. $40
Hoee bid Annex. 700 second ave-
FINE LARGE GENERAL STORE.
live country town, some trade.
bnG u Enatiake.
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Z nIsINEsls OpPoHTI NITiEs

/ MADE 800. 600 IN LESS THAN B
years a. q real estate specialist;
started In my spare time. without
experience. and with less than So
capital. ~ you want 10 learn the
secret Of my success. write Mt once
10 American business Builders
1877 broadway. New York. They
Will send you the "OHtrandcr Sys.
tenn for Becoming Real Estate
Specialist" for free examination.
II you use e Go make money my
way. pay only 81 weekly FOR 10
weeks. otherwise remnii " any
time within days and pay moth
ing
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FARM LANDS

SO FARM LANDS
nARGkfNS IN VIRGINIA. FARMS
along chrnpeAke q ohio Railway
fertile fruit dairy. stock. grain
farms. $40 per acre up AlHp little
farms near city, easy terms De-
iishtfui climate. Write FOR bar
Chesapeake a Ohio Railway Rich
nond. Va
fpEAL WATER FRONT RANCH
10 acres. acres cleared. rpfinKf
good t-roon house. well and
creek Is fruit trees. barn horse.
Cow. chickens. launch and all fur
niturs. Price f-.Vee. Feme terms.
Coed beach.
CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY
eli Thlff Ave open Evenings.
CASH uNNEss ESsAHf - CHOICE
any Hisr tract Tor HurcesHfafi farm
ing krhrFsutd. ptaiia. wash,
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EApwIG DOCTORS FURNISH AND
spread three applications, f3.50.
capftoI 3333