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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03
Dinner at Country Home

Mrs. Azen Rcy Fuller entertained
with a dinner at her homo AZ Belle
vue. across Lake Washington. Wed
nestay evening. as a birthday com
piiment to Mr.. Fuller. and also 20
honor AFR. Charles w. Chorus. Of 81.
Louis. who has been visiting his son
and dauEhssrin-law. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Wilnam II. Glorius.
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Newspaper Folk to
Have Picnic Sunday

News hounds and their friends will
gather July . at Halls lake 10 at.
tend the second annual Newspaper
picnic There viii be sports. games.
picnic lunches and dancing. Inter.
urban cars win leave every half hour
during the day from Fifth ave. and
olive 81
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Fdre,ueu Compliment

= Miss Helen Jordan is entertaining
with bridge Of three tables nj her
home Saturday afternoon as n com
pIiment 20 Mrs Francis Packer. who
II visiting relatives In town. and who
y leaving shortly for san Diego TO
5oln her husband. Ensign Packer.
Invitations have been limited to
intimate friends Of the honor guest.
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HAS SHE A MASCOT,

Nothing less than a small cub
scar. But they live 80 well on the
California that the mascot grew so
big and husky they had 10 shift her
70 the roo In Los Angeles. However,
she stiii surrounds her onetime
mates with luck. she's a bear of a
mascot. Her name IL Prunes.
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BERTHE DEyEREux ADAMS
HOW MANY GUNS.

Twelve o. is-ineh. 20 mention a
few. Her armor9 Ma chers. you
would not understand
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Beach Dinner

compl;menting Mrs Louise Allen
IArhin Of Spokane. who 10 visiting
9ffA Dana w. Brown. Mrs. 10
oephins Carpenter Harris Is enter
taining twelve quests this evening
with . beach dinner ~ Lincoln
Beach
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Woman Killed When
Gas Stove Explodes

GREELEY. Colo. July s.--Mlss
Edna skinner. Of Springfield. III.
was instantly killed here yesterday
when a gasoline stove exploded.
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MERRY WASTER
1NA A DRY OFFICIAL

CHIcACo.--'-rhs count star pa,
tron 81 Chicago cabsretr. lost his
popularity when he appeared as VIII
liam YaHoiii. leader Of a gang Of pro.
hibltion agents.
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Annual Affair

Ths Hunts Point Country club has
decided TO give It's annual carnival.
.Jsba waka Jinx.- on July Is. Mr..
O. B. Bowman Is general chairman.
asaisted By Mfr. d. X. Macdonald and
MAJ. ". +. Davies
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Personal


DIR. and Mrs. Sanford whiting
motorcd from Portland sunday. and
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar l.. Webster. Or. Whiting W 20.
ing To spokane 70 attend the state
medical convention. and Mrs. Whit
ing VIII remain Ia Seattle until his
return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morgan Mills
and daughters. Gwladys and Dorothy,
who have been IN seattle for the past
two years. guests at tho Hotel sor'
rento, are leaving about the middle
of the month, for san Francisco.
where they Will reside.
Mr.. ana Mrs. d. A. Farnsworth
and children left Sunday for Seaside.
ore. 10 be- gone several weeks.
Mrs. George Fuller OF Portland,
Ore. arrived sunday. and ls the
guest OF MIR, and Mrs. Philip q. Kin
xsr,
Mrs. Thomas Hammond and chill.
dren left saturday for Port Town
send TO remain two months.
Dr. J. c. Moore left today for spo.
kane. 10 attend tho state medical
convention.
DIR. and Mrs. Macwhinnie will re.
turn by motor Wednesday. from
brentwood. u. c.. where they have
been spending a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Henry Jones
have returned from fortnishtn mo-
tor trip 10 Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter stoil arr
receiving congratulations upon the
birth OF daughter az the ~. Luke's
hospital. July l.
Mr. and Afrs. George r. Endert
and family left Friday for a trip TO
Lake cheian.
Mr.. barrett Green. who has been
spending three weeks with HIS par.
en,s. Mr.. and Airs. Thomas Green. IL
leaving Tuesday evening for his
home In New York.
Mrs. A. ~. MsLeliand Of shreves-
port. La. has arrived TO spend tho
summer with her son-in.iaw and
daughter. Mr.. and Mr. II. II. Hogs-
boom.
Mrs.. Louise Alien fari<in and
daughter Jane Of Spokane. who
have been visiting Mrs. Dana w
Brown. will return 20 their home
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Fred Yates. who has been
in winnipeg for the past six weeks
returned Friday evening. accom-
panled by her mother. Mira. John
MsrKay. who viii remain indef-
ini'eiy.
Frederick ssimson returned Frt
day from the University school NJ
Victoria. n. C.. 10 spend the sum.
mer with his mother. Mrs r. =.
stIinson.
Mrs. n. c. Henry has returned
from visit Of several months In
the East
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Towns ard
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Douglas arc
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Skinner on their yacht ''winifrcd"
for ten days eruss.
Mrs. Florence Ellis Of Minneapo-
liza arrived Saturday 10 spend the
summer with her cousins. Mr. and
Mrs. q. r. 81. Pratt.
Ms. John AEsn and daughters.
Mhs Katherine and Miss Florence
AEsn. returned Thursday from Cor
onado. where they spent tho winter
and early summer.
Mrs. Bertha Eases ~ New York
n tho guest Of her brother. Mr.
l.. G.. Muller. for n few days before
leaving 10 spend the summer In
Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren sheeiy are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of a daughter Thursday. June
20. at the Swedish hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. y. r. Morgan and
SIR. and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Caldwell
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k|, ~,5s
v'andaH
BY Wanda Won Kettler

Among other things with us this
week h the navy.
And the Eobs.
And the maaco,s.
The navy ranges from subs 10
bafticships. The Eobs from five
foot youths 10 six foot huslies.
The maseofs from white mice To
apes. To date, the GODS are the
only ones that have come ashore.
Tho on tho post office steps last
night something IN n blue suit and n
white hat. with a very toviai smile.
sang gently 20 the nearby passing
popuiace. I'm Just little monkey
In my own home town"
Tho gobs az attractions. these
days. ara-vyinr with the Fourth o.
July street decorations. The town
looks just like Christmas tres
patriotic Christmas tree with flags
scattered here and there among other
bits of brilIlanoe.
One cute COB explained 10 some
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House Partv

Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Nichols enter.
tanned party OF friends with a
house party from wednesday until
Sunday evening. at their cottage on
tbe beach al Faunticroy.
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THE CALIFORNIA
THE FLAGSHIP

When did she hoist the flag Of tho
cnmandcrin-chicf7 December 20.
lfs3i. to be exact
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Flower growers in England are
making extensive Use Of the electric
light TO induce early bloom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03
is HE PROUD or HERR

Ask him. Tho commanding officer
OF the California will toll you that
he is. Very. very proud Of her.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY


Clara Barton tent. Daughters OF
Veterans. requests Its members TO
meet at the Armory At a. m. Tues
day. July 4. dressed in white, to take
their places in the float in the Fourth
Of July parade.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The fivs p. Il. o. chapters OF this
city will entertain informally Thurs
day, July s. from 10 y. m. in
Frederick q Nelson's grill room, for
visiting members Of the p. z. o.
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Lightning Causes
$4,00O,OOO Blaze

BALTIMORE, July 3.--Loss esti.
mated at 100000 was caused when
lightning struck grain elevator Of
the Baltimore a Ohio railroad at 10.
Gust Point. last night. Three firemon
were slightly injured.
The flames were halted by all the
city's fire equipment before they
spread 70 the Fort McHenry hospital
where 400 disabled world war vcter.
ans are undergoing treatment.
Ambulances rushed the veterans
from the wards when the fire started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03
HOW LONG Is SHE,

At water line. 600 feet. Normal
displacement. $4,000 tons. Mean
drausht. 30 feet Complement. i.sss.
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selves with lunch. Guests are well
come. New officers will be elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03

AIki review. No. 90. woman's Ben.
eft association OF the Maccabees.
will meet wednesday. July 8. at 8 D.
m, In A. o. U. w. hall.
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AIki Review, No. 90
AIki review. No. 90. wonan's Ben
eft association OF the Maccabees.
will meet wednesday. July s. at D.
M. In a. o. u. w. hail.
Missoula Club
The MissouIa club will meet Thurs
day. July 8. al Mrs. Frank McDer.
motifs home. PARKWAY" Those at.
tending are asked TO take the 0
O'Clock boat for Tacoma. Automo-
biies win meet the guest1.
Bethlehem Lutheran ladies' Aid
The Ladies' AID society Of the
Bethlehem Lutheran church will
meet Wednesday. July Q, at 2 p. m,
a. the church.
Ionia Social Club
IonIa Social club. o. r. s.. will
meet wednesday. July S, at 2 .. m.
1t the Masonic temple.
Daughters Of st. George
The DAUGHTERS Of ST. George will
flH't Hbt1afa y JNfJ D. AT p M. AT
NJ. Il. y. A. hall. a business meeting
Will be held at .. m. while memo
rial services will be held mt 1870 D. M
Seattle Social Club
Sea-tie Social club WILL meet Thurs
day, July 9. M ? p. m. at the home OF
Mrs. s. silverman. 2gee Washington
1T. Cards win be played.
Hunts Point Guild
The Hunts Point guild OF the Fruit
and Flower mission will give a pro-
gTessive luncheon. July IL. at Hunts
Point.
Lady Msccabees, No. o4f
Lady hfaccabees. hivs No. e44. will
meet Thursday. July 8. at 1870 D. m,
IN the I. o. q. r. temple.
f.IderbIoom Club
The iciderbloonn club viii meet
Thursday. July q. at IL a. m. In tho
knights OF Pytbias hall, Those at.
tending are asked 10 provide them.
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The l.. o. 70. club will hold its reg.
ular meeting Tuesday, Juiy.1i, at the
Elks' club, instead Of July 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-03

Mr.. Fred Yates. who has been
In winnipeg for the past six weeks.
returned Friday evening. accom-
panied by her mother. Mrs. John
MarKay. who viii remain indef.
initeiy.
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Mrs. Louise Allen fariin and
daughter Jane Of Spokane. who
have been visiting Mrs. Dana w
Brown. viii return 20 their home
Tuesday morning.
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ElderbIoon Club

The lcIderbloon club win meet
Thursday. July 8. at II a. m. In tho
knights OF Pytbias hall, Those at.
tending are asked 10 provide them
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Mrs. n. c. Henry has returned
from visit Of several months In
the East.
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Lady Msccabe.-. No. a4f

Lady Maccabses. hive no. o4f. Will
meet Thursday. July 8. at 100 .. m,
In the T. Q. Q. =. temple.
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Missoula Club
Bethlehem Lutheran Ladies' Ala

The ladies' Aid society Of the
Bethlehem Lutheran church will
meet Wednesday. July 8. at D. m.
at the church.
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Frederick ssimson returned Frt
day from the University school NJ
Victoria. n. C.. 10 spend the sum.
ner with his mother. Mrs. r. =.
stirnnon.
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Hunts Point Guild

The Hunts Point guild Of the Fruit
and Flower mission will give a pro.
eTessive luncheon. July IL. at Hunts
Point.
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Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Towns ard
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Douglas arc
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Skinner on their yacht 'winifrod"
for a ten days cruhe.
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Mr. A. ~. MeLeiiand Of shreves-
port. La. has arrived TO spend tho
summer with her son-in.iaw and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrn. H. II. Hogs-
boom.
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Seattle Social club will meet Thurs
day, July 9. NJ ? .. m. at the home OF
Mrs. s.. silverman. 2see Washington
1T. Cards win be played.
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Mr. and Mrs. =. u. Morgan and
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Caldwell
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Daughters Of st. George

The Daughters Of 81. George will
meet Thursday, July s. at p. m. at
NJ. Il. y. A. hall. a business meeting
Will be held at .. m. while memo
rial services will be held Mt 1870 D. m.
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Nrw YORK, May t-Hfffith pound
s,srlinx today reached q new high % the
foreign eseheng. nrf. Gable s'sritns
was quoted a, zee s-is and demand at
ftN s-fs
Demand sterling cr~-st ~ tS. NJ se
francs teoetTN lire. ~ etfsi raarss
~ sotSR: Danish trone-. - 1tss
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

Great Northern Tsrminsi--H,r Arurnsssn
Nsru.
American Can CO. pock--6u Bfookdais.
pfef i1--nchr Asslsa.
Tier f0--Htr Port Angeles.
Pier t--eehr q. a. Holmes.
Pier f-fr Northwestern. str tEskrsy,
str Victoria.
Pier A-~au Admiral Hsbfsa
pier n-nfr Wesf ratannce.
Pier D--Htr fresfdsDt
seattle Bodybuilding . Dryfocf-.sotof-
ship Anvil whsisr Cnimsk.
n. n shipping Board Noorirs--efrs
Cross Keys. Delight. Dsiross. feoniurn.
Anna y Morse. siissrsfo. ~sliinzfofd.
West cshokta. West Harflsnd. Lubfico.
West ison. western Knight. Eidridas.
Haniey. West Jester
Alaska ntsamrhip MoorinSs-rt r walden
stacy Street Tsfninai--u~ y. O. r. Burn
side, u. y. q. n psliwood.
fsndss street Terninsi-~nfhr Msud.
Puget Sound Bridge a Dredging co..
atr Patterson.
FISHERS Fiourins xlii-e,r President. str
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LOCAL MARKETS


tfnceppie Hawaiian, per ease. 80
~rswesssies--t. A.. is.pt tray iFed %
fseEeftne. Per box .,....... sto
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FRIDAY
MAY o
FIRST Low Tide
tfto a m, ga r.
fret uish Tide
ioits a m. 80 a.
second Low Tide
tfN y m. IL II.
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tFrtuara aunt4ttc1sf
ucGs-Rscsiptr. lf.eoe Market lee high
o.. Top. tiese bulk of sales. SIC. o
siess; heavy weight tieso0 as
medium weight tiese9teTo. itEh,
weight. sioee rieFes tisht iiGhts.
tiakodiesti heavy packing cows,
ss,se0tses packing sews rough. ff,ft
ntsees pigs. tiotediets
c~ttie---Receipts. stee Market steady.
chctce ana prime ssrkaesk! m.diura
ard good. tr.asatsoi eommon. 80
fs.ss. good ami choice. ts.stGstes
common sns mediun. tt1sss butcher
cattle and hsifsr.. tksk0stol cows.
s7SeT.tt. bulls. tsssnssts cann-rs
and cutters. COWS and hetfers. t1tt o
tsrt eannsr steers. Nte1ATt. veal
calves tsteus.s,. feeder steers. ttts
UT.Tk. stocker steers. ststur 80
-toctsr cows and hstfers. Ntsgs
she~p--R-e~ipt. eceo. Market steady
Lambs. tttsei tanlts. cuii and eem.
mon. ssTseisss. y~sriirs wethsr-.
tsTtrtfTt. ewes. tkeeQs cuil TO
common s~sa tateette.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle


SATURDAY
MAY q
First high Tide
lfIss a. ~. III a.
fret Low Tide
sfts q m 40 n.
second Ifish Tide
tgfzs D ~. as ~.
reeona Low Tide
sias D, m. 10 n.
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purbau--Hay arrived. bhtn Hes
psriau from Tacoma
philsdeiphis=-MAy t--Haiisd. str v. J.
Lucksnbseb for Hsattis
Norfoik-Msy Arrived. str Ban Fran
cisco from Seattle
Baiboa--Aiay t--Haiisf. ctr Frssport
Sulphur for North Pacific ports, ctr
BE nfcan for asaftis. May ARRIVED.
ctr Tterenfs fucbenhsch from feefns.
Ifonskona Arrived. str Key
STONE state from Seattle
Rhsnahst--wsy Arrived. str silver
stats from Seattle.
Kobe--May Arrived. ctr Ohio MAru
from Hsattls.
Ban p.dro-~gsv t--asfisd. str Ruth
Alexander for sssttisi ctr Steel worker
for Seattle
San Ffancfsco--Hsv s-trrfvsf. ctr
Cane nosnafn from Seattle. q, q. m.
May f-Hsiisd, str Astronomer for Seattle
81 . nj ctr Iiger for Seattle. at
m
TAeons--gsy s--trrfvsf. str North
land from hesftis. az a m. Sailed. str
ffsEvay for Seattle. a. 1885 a. MI ctr
coiuss for Seattle 81 1910 a. M.
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Weather Bureau Report

TAToonH fsf.ANp. May - A. M
naromsisr rising cloudy! wind west. six
miles an hour Passed ia. sir Tlssrton.
az i.sO q m
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TEXAS CARROTS
ON MART HERE
Novelty Offering OF Good
Quality

Another novelty was on n. local
wholesale market Friday. when a
shipment 81 new Texas carrots was
put on saie. They were the first car.
rots from Texas that have ever been
on this market The quality was ez.
eeiieni ana they were selling At 1850
for a hamper Of IS pounds.
Local radlshcs and green onions
will from now on take care Of the 81
attic trade, according 10 jobbers, Itad-
ishes were quoted AZ from 20 70 40
cents for dozen punches and tbs
onions we're a. from 90 70 10 cents.
A considerable amount ~ California
radishes were stiil On the market
here.
Second grade strawberries were
selling az 1880. while the best were
at 81 q tray. The Mexican csnta-
loupes were moving fairly wen ana
slightly lower prices were registered
~ some houses. There were no oshss
changes IN the fruit section.
There were no changes on butter.
eggs or cheese Friday.
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New York Exchange
Prices Go Stronger

IL
bwhle fall
slight affect the New
=
}trcieem showed only fractional ssn 70 isat the statement e
Mexican the oil
W Anseonda ss Mex,sap PETROLEUM isA Republic Iron
tSS e. issG X
the speculative leaders nfusnos q
q iss the % the previous
I n, ~ 70
low.
ms ~.
Colorado Fuel made high ssis
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stf Hspensst for fe~ York via Taeou1a.
Bvsreit. Anaeoffes. Hsn Ffauciaes hsn
Pedro. Balboa ana Philadelphia. 81
m. ctr Nofthiand for 1acoma. a. 1910
q
May str Tyudsrsus for Tscoms Via
Vancouver and ComoH. 81 $50 ., m, sr
Northwestern FOR Point Wells. A. D MI
whaisr Kodiak for Tacoma. 81 y. IA.
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Arrivals and Departures


May Str West cstansos from Phila-
dslphis via New York. Baltimore, balboa,
nan Pedro. San Francisco and Portland.
at $40 a. m ctr kiaderdi1k from ROT
isrdsm via London. hwanxss. Baibos. Ban
Pedro. han Francisco and Vancouver. at
10 . MI str Northwestern from Point
Wells. 81 $50 a m str ehsswsy from
toath western via souths.stern Alaska
ard Tacoma. ct M. ctr Port An
rslss from San Francisco. ct Q a. m.
May str tsumasnn Msru from Ia
coms- AZ ITO y. M str Chattsnooss
CITY from Tacoma. ct eito q. M ctr
ksutuckian from Boston via New York.
Philadelphia. Balboa. Bsn Pedro and Han
Trsncisco. at 0. MT ctr Nome city
from San Francisco. 81 tiio .. m
Nail@f
May str President for san pfsro via
rsn Trsnoisoo ara San Pedro. at II q ~. I
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esrp--whol. ysno~. iie-rb. ais ..ues
Cracked loom. sks ........s...tst
r..d Meal. too.rb. sss .........ftse
Marley whols. feed. ieo.n, sss... .s1.oo
Rolled. 20 n, sks ........s....ssssc 90
Qfouns. leon ska .............ssoo
Clipped. ice. ~. sks .............sao
oafs--whois. feed. iee-b. ska .....Nes
Rolled ssfstssssssssFs.ss. ~
0faund fo.fb. sks s..s.......s.s ta.eo
8pfoutinH. ieesb. sss. .t.s.s.....tee
Wheat f1g.fs. sss. ...stee
All -f.rsin Cbsp.-te.n sks. .......tt %
ahiek ICED loo N. sks ..........ssi %
Ghirk Nssh--Wlth ~ n. iee-rs sss u. %
sirowtng fe~d--lee-fh. sfs- .ss.... 50 %
Growing Nash--So N ~. lee n SKIS ~ %
H~s Wssh-~e n NJ ice. n, a. %
stretch Fssd-foe. n sks .4.....sfee
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jefferson.
Arns. Yard--gfr Roosevelt.
West Reaffis Eievator--bktn Jsnsf Dci-
reffsrnsn Dock-s,r Ks.1hfksn. str West
western coop.rsss Doek--sohr Henry
wilson.
Lake Union rocb--ffr ssnte flsVa
e.sw.on NH Dock-Rtr Frsak d. Stout
wtnsiou Narins Raiiwsy-str Monticello.
str Morning Star. afr criffds. sfr Pa
etnao, schr Msiros~. bark Belfast,
barge Coanifiam city
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tFrtdsy.s QuefsfteUs1
caftie-peesipts. - Market steady.
Beet st~ers. ts0sse: fair 20 weof
steer. ts9s, gocd 70 eheier cove and
hsifers ta1o0Tl esnnsrs. Gsft0ttl
bulls. sssscttei calves. ttseeie.
uox~-Recefpts 3es Market steady.
Frins uissd. fii cifse. hsavfss. tre
tii; pigs. tiidiifa
sh<ep--pscsirts sfs. Market steady,
Fast % mountain lsrshe. tft8tt. val
ley ismts. titgisi yesFitnka U9iti
wsthsrs boies ewes. uef.
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fridays Quceafiensi
Bust~r--Es,rss. nAe Iii rFfrs firsts
ssc ~
Esss-Esuas srSs deal extra ruiis,s
fsNe dos extra first pallets. sie fot
Che~.~--csiifernis fats. fsncy. hse -
firsts. f9c 10.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-18

Young Mems Newest things in
Straw Hats. Let Blacks fit you.
q. f. Blough has sold his property
on West Harrison street to G. Z. Ed
wards.
WcMott & Major for your gall cure
for your horses.
Mrs. Susan Murray, of Denver
Colorado, is visiting Butler relatives
ant' friends.
Miss Mike McLecs arrived from
Kansas City Saturday for visit with
Butler friends.
Sale closes Saturday at Blacks. ~
+. c. Mulkey was down from kap-
sas City the last of the week visiting
Butler relatives. =
Selby Guynn, who is attending
school i'll Kansas City, arrived Satur-
day for a visit with his mother. Mrs.
R. Guynn.
MIR. and Mrs. w. NJ. Haley were
down from Kansas City the last Of
the week looking after business mat
tiers.
Anniversary Sale at Black & Sons
Mrs. Robert Powers, of Eldorado
Springs, spent few days in this city
las. week at the home of her mother,
Mrs. M. F. Perry 90.
Mrs. J. L. McGaughey and daugh-
ter. Josephine, of St. Louis. came last
week for visit at the home OF Mrs.
Dorcas McGaughey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gench and
Miss, Selma Gench. OF TT. Scott, Kan
sas. were in Butler for short time
the latter part OF OF The meel;;
Mr.: and Mrs. Frank Pricstley. of
PleaSanton, Kansas, were in the city |
one day the last of the week. Mr..
Priestley was formerly in business
here and still owns some Butler prop
erty.
Mrs. Kate Barth, who was called
here by the death of her mother. Mrs.
Levi Convey, went to Kansas City Sat
urday for visit with friends before
returning to her home in Alabama.
George L.. Tessey, a well known
Buffalo mechanic, said he had gained
twenty-six pounds and his daughter
was gaining every day. by taking Tan
ac c. c. Rhodes.
Mrs. NJ B. Morris and Mrs. c. F.
cutmeyer, of Kansas City, attended
he funeral of Mrs. Levi Convey i'll this
:ity Wednesday of last week. Mrs
Morris husband was at one time
sheriff of this county.
An attack of heartburn or indiges-
ion calls for a dose of Herbine. 1t
'elieves the distress instantly and
orces the -fermented foot into the
bowels. You feel better at once.
PRICE Co.,. Sold by Travis Drug &
Mercantile Co. May
, Milo E. Hill, Of southwest of town.
vas pleasant caller at this office Sat
lrday afternoon. He says that while
arm work Is way behind in his sec
ion wheat and other crops. with the
reception Of oats. are looking fine ard
nth favorable season there a is