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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-07-19

world of insatisbly hungry women.
It's brilliant and fascinating for
while. but II breathes a poisoned air.
and all fits roads lead down. Every
woman that goes into II with her eyes
open has an idea that with her beauty
and her brains. she can buck the tiger
and get away with H. She won't look
over her shoulder and read the record
Of an endless losing run on the black"
Miss Van T. smiled
I'm already beginning on my re
ward" she said. you've never talked
20 well before In your life"
IT'S more than talk said Bobby.
flushing angrily and the ways Of
access that you have imaginedl" he
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-07-19

Steers. Ss.0o-lo.7s; cows and heif.
ers s3.25-s.00; veal calves. s40o-I0.5o:
hogs, $5.55-7.35; sheep and lambs,
S2O0-14.0o.
BUTTER-Creameries: Extras, SIC,
nrsts 3sc: seconds soc: packing stock.
fresh. sweet. Csc: grease lie.
EGGS-Country receipts loss on,
per case $3.50; seconds small, dirty
and held stock. rots and leakers out.
per dozen, Ice; checns. rots and leak.
ers out. per dozen. 1sc: checns. rots
and leakers out, per dozen. Ice. Quo
tations on eggs include cases.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-07-19
Minneapolis Closing Cash PrIees

Minneapolis Closing Cash Prices
No. 1 dark northern. S1.05-I2s.
No. / northern. S1.04111.
No. 1 dark hard, s1.00-1.02.
No. / hard. ssc-S1.01.
No. / amber durum. s7c-s1.o2.
No. I durum s4-s7c.
OATS-No. 2 white, 3sc-
BARLEY-Choice to fancy, 5sslc.
RYE-No. 2, Sic.
FLAX SEEDING. i, S2.75z.77.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-07-19

Following bills were on motion
unanimously carried, disallowed:
Gust A. Johnson. road work ..S1s425
Town Of Kerrick. expense OF
contagious diseases .... llo.oo
Town OF Partridge, expense OF
con,ay,ons diseases ..... $500
On motion board adjourned until
July 18th, at one o'clock p. m.
Gust Anderson,
A,tes,. Chairman.
Andrew p. Edin. County Auditor.
auditors SeaD.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-07-19

justice court .............. LIZ
Samuel Silver. witness fees,
Justice court ............ 9O4
Arthur o. Erickson, witness
fees, justice court ....... 9.04
r. ]. Hawley. expense as
sheriff, 6 bills ......... 121.Ss
Pine City Mere. Co. Mdse.
election expense) 5000. Ito
Remington Typewriter Co..
one typewriter ............ 1880
MINI. State Sanatorium, care
OF A. Isaacson ........... $500
Eastern Minnesota Power Co..
lamp, cord. socket and plug 100
Elliott Fisher Co.. typewriter
ribbons ............ 900
F.. w. Ling. labor fixing porch
OF court house ............ 1900
Gust Anderson. Comm. per
diem and mileage and day
on canvassing board, 2 bills $40
J. C. Hancock. Comm. per diem
and mileage $50
Nels Oakland do 400
F.. w. Stepan do $40
F. II. Thomas do $50
Poor Fund
Jennie johnson. house rent
for Mrs. Luoma ........... 24.00
Town of Keene, taking Isaac
son to sanatorium ......... 46.02
Frank Howell. cash paid for
one horse County FARM :. 5000
Hinckley Drug Co.. Mdse. for
County Farm ........... $40
Vim. Schramm. taking care of
his brother :. ............ $50
Moose Lake Hospital. care and
services rendered August
Brandt :. -. ............ 24.6O
Louis Violence. wood for H.
Lewis ............... S.OO
NJ Wicker & Son, Mdse for
County Farm ............ 31.77
Gen. Light & Power Co.. light
and power for County Farm 1875
Pine City Mere. Co. Mdse. for
II. Lewis ...........''.. lO.VV
Road and Bridge Fund
J. ID. Adams Co.. one road
grader :. ............. loO.3o
Pine City Hdwe. Co., hardware
and repairs :. ............ 1898
Standard Oil Co. one barrel
polarine .........'.. 1915
Andrew Huse. blacksmithing 800
A. G. Yost. labor on garage 27.25
John O'Reilly. labor on garage $3.50
John Kalb. labor on garage
and use Of mixer .......... 5000
Ernest Wilcox. labor as rod
man $50. ...............' LEO
Dewitt Gottry, labor as rod
man ............'''. oo.VV
s. N. Hays. labor on garage. 1890
C. A. Bosch, bridge planks 3.42
Alva Linn, bridge planks $50
Knudson Motor Co.. truck and
tractor repairs ......... 1886
A. NJ. Challeen, groceries for
road crew ...'..''.'''' ioS'fo
Gehl Oil Co., gas. oil and
greases .......'...''..'''' EiE'o@
N. Perkins. insurance ....... l4.13
Parrish-Boo Lumber Co. lum-
Der and Mdse. ............ 2si.4f
Eastern MINI. Power Co.
lighting garage ........... l.T9
Wendell p. Huber, assistant
engineer ....'.''''.' izo''s
Fl. Jorgensen, expense as
engineer .. :. .........'' 2oS.oS
Berger Mfg. Co.. culyerts.
bills .....'.'''''''' ''f'i'
Lyle Culvert Co, culverts,
bills ...........'''.' 'V'oo
Williams Stationery Co..
engineer supplies ...... lf.sa
J. C. Hancock. inspecting road $50
F. Fl. Thomas, do 3so
F. w. Stepan DO S'oo
Nels Oakland do S.oo
Gust Anderson do S'oo
Following bills were on motion
unanimously carried, disallowed:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
URGES BETTER
CANDY PACKING

WASHINGTON. Sept. sI.-Be,ter
packing and more caro- In meeting
ths buyers requirements viii help
tho sale OF American candy in the
Far East. The department OF com.
merco Ia informed by Consul Leroy
webber that Il Is a necessity that
chocolates and other products be
packed in medically sealed or tin con
talnera. and zinc or tIniined cases
for bulk goods when shipping 10 tho
Far East.
The dampnAs OF the sea air and
the moisture prevailing must BE-
given consideration by any candy
firm hoping 20 sell It's products there.
oftentimea the coatinRa used are not
suitable for the humid sub'tropieai
climate. Efforts made by some
manufacturers 10 make satisfactory
ahipments in tin containers. tho tops
Of which we're scaled with adhesive
tape. were defeated by The air enter.
Ing into the boxes az each Of the four
bent edges OF tho I'D. Attractive con.
tanners arc especially desired in tho
Iiongkong dislric,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
Foreign Conditions


European cables 20 the depart.
mrnt OF commerce report somewhat
unsatisfactory conditions in France
rcuultinK from nuctuhting exchange
rates. considerable Improvement in
sweden and Denmark. and serious
situation In Germany.
Unemployment ih neglibIe in
France. All Swedish labor troubles
have been settled and Danish work.
men are busy.
Fruch textile mills are active. but
French production OF iron and steel
is declining on account OF lack OF
coke.
Tho Unemployment problem in
Germany is grave. prices having
reached. or exceeded world levels.
and wages allowing tho same tend.
Gncy.
Denmark's foreign trade Is the
largest since tho postwar boom
period. with imports somewhat in
excess OF exports. causing some un.
easlness In financial circles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
Arrivals and Departures

AHHiN D-Bspt si-Htr H1dondo
from Southeastern Alaska, at 10 a. nj
str Cascade from San francisco. at "A
a, M Htr Dorothy Alexander from Han
pisEu via Han Pedro and Han rranriseo,
at 2 a, m, ntr Commercial Pathfinder
from New York via Baltimore. FhiiAdri-
phia. nalboA. Han Pedro, aan Francisco
and Portland. al ieiis a M. ctr kaik3u
MaFu from MufoTau, ~ 1850 a. M. ctr
Oduna from Southeastern Alaska via
Nottingham. ~ ga Sept. s0~dtr
NamHEn1 from Han Pedro via Han frAu.
cisco. At $40 y. M, str Harry fsurksn-
bach from uosign via Nsw York. rhlias
dslphia. balboa. san Pedro. San fraas
cisco and Portland, az iIio .. ms slr
Wilmington from Han Pedro Via EYSfstI.
az midnight. stf Ia Hfsa from Ban
Pedro ~ ., ms alr Admiral FaffaHut
from Everett Via hsliinEham and Van.
euuNer. ~, o.. At kfss D M. aehr o. n
Hotmrs from Point HaffoH az > y M
SAILED - sept "a scr rshpaisau
Msru Tor paifvn Via SaEoya. kobs uss
IA and Shanghai Al z.ae a. ma sept, 20
Str Attigas foe Portland. Aiul. Via Ia
coms. nsilinEhHm. Han fraASisco. Han
PrdFa. balboa. Sew York ana iiautan. a,
2 D. m.. Stf SertbiAnl for Tacoma. az 10
? sH,. str Admiral FarraRut for Nan
Pedro Via Han ffaueisso. ~ mldniaht.
ctr Isplhs for Valparaiso Via Grays liar
toF. Portland, san Francisco. Han Pedro
ard ports. AZ isits ., M str . W. Van
k3ks for aan FRANCHISE. a. siis ,. IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21

A room. pitch dark. A pistol shot.
A loud hammoring al the door. Then
nc the acrid odor OF burned gunpow.
der was waited 10 tho naslrlln OF a
stiffened audience. the powerful beam
Of the revolving nearohllght on tho
Metropolitan tower flashed thru Il
window. disclosing for moment a
human form lying on The floor. These
were the means used by prominent
theatrical producer 70 'Heli' tho
proper setting for mystery play
which enjoyed a long run on Broad.
way fow seasons ago.
What this producer was doing was
creating atmosphere.
Hy means OF symbols ho was build
ing the proper frame Of mind In both
bis audience and hiA actors.
Every good actor and producer
recognizes the Importance Of atmos
phcro Of conveying. by subtle
touches. Just tho proper impression
10 his audience.
bid sou ever stop 10 wonder at
these wasp WASTED. ehinlsaH. bored.
looking youths who stare languldly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
USE OF
OIL IN HOMES

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. 2i.--En.
eouraging the use OF oil by tho
homeowner for heating purposes
was advocated as means OF ab.
sorhing the present overproductlon
OF oil by Henry l.. poherty in an
address at the meeting OF the Ma,
tional Petroleum association here
yesterday. The present output
would be absorbed. he said. II only
Z per cent OF the present consump.
ton OF hard fuels was displaced hy
oil. He stated that thVre was
possible demand OF 500 million bar.
rels for house heating purposes
alone.
poherty was called visionary
many years ago when. in order 10
stimulate the electrical industry. he
predicted that the amount OF olcc.
trical energy then being marketed
would be eSeeeded many times with.
IN n comparatively few years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove rsrminai--pisr t--str rrssi.
dent jefferson, str tye Aarg. sir Fofsst
kinK. Pier to--Air whsstiznd Mon.
tsuaf sif kaiktu MsFu,
Union oil Co.'S Tsrminsi-H,r fanFea.
nsIi Street Tsrminsl-Ht mr. NspqRsst.
Pier iiHir Admiral Watson.
PIER ii.n- Str ourse
PIER = Nstarshlp Anvil.
pier t--Atr RomaEps,
Pier str Wilmington,
Pier s=Hir NleteFia. str Alaska,
Pier i@Atr Harry f.uskenbach.
Pier ~ Atr AdtsirAl NDdman
Pier b SIR porethy Alexander.
rnlon Pacific Terminal str Texas
Pacific Coast Coal npnksfs-w haisrs
star Nos. !. :. :. Y. y. !. ~ r. Heath
sS. 4. q G q. anohosish,
q. = shipping heard neofiHKs-Btr Anna
y Nerss, str West Niies, ssr West
cannssiiss, stree, T,rmiusl-mr Mont.
pslisr.
atsry stree, Terminal str oduns.
As,skanr Street Terminal - hetorAhip
l.eeh Kauiup
East waisfrsy peck A Warehouse Co.
Sc Juita I.ucksnhaeh
Todd Dyy Doeks-atr West nlmrod. afr
Admltal ashfre. str rsunse.
rnkst sausa bridge Dredging Co str
Amss Tsrala.i comp.ny-sshr u.ary
Wilson.
IVES, seattle rrsinins s,s,ion--.u. h &
Eagle 40. 81.
TesfsrnAn's Dry p9ck-atr Rainier.
uuoy No. f-atr Madison.
HFfcani--ukin ForeAf Friend.
wtnsiaW Msrtns MAtisays@Hchr nstsv
Rass. schr Spokane. sehr Camano. srhr
X. v. krase. barge ceauisism city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21

ut you from the advertisements Of
the cigaret. collar. ana rcndy.io.wenr
clothing manufacturers1 You and I
know that they only family resemble
any members Of the human family
We have ever seen In real life.
What are they them
Roy &. Duratine. the advertising
expert. tells uH that they are sym.
bola symbols that create tho atmos.
phcre Of ease. luxury. class" 80
the advertiser IN creating atmosphere
by using bymboln.
All this has the germ ~ suggestion
for you and me In our everyday
business life.
We are all. consciously or un.
consciously, creating atmosphere
In tho minds of everyone we
meet. We are ''selling" them
ideas about ourselves and about
the firm We work for.
watch The next successful business
man you meet He rndintcs success.
without opening his mouth he tells
IN M once that his firm n a good one
20 do business with. and that he il
a successful representative OF his
firm. lie does Il in his gait. his
manner. his clothes. his poiHe-in
short By means Of symbols We as.
soclate these symbola in our mind
with the idea OF stability and sue.
cess.
DO you understand your boss7
Your customer Your Jobg Even
u you do. you viii get some new
ideas about understanding people
and things In tomorrow's article
by II. T.. Russell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
BUSINESS GOOD,
MELLON THINKS.
Fixing Price Of Farm Crops
Not Feasible, He States

WASHINGTON. Sept. si.-Dis.
GUESSING the general business situa.
ton, Secretary Mellon said yesterday
thai II was economically sound. and
that the credit and banking situation
Is Eood.
With reference 10 the subject OF
relieving farmers thru revision OF
freight rates, the secretary said that
the question was hciag considered
carefully by the administration. but
that Il was ono the Interstate Com.
merce commission should handle. Any
changes determined by the Interstate
Commerce commission could not.
however, affect present crops.
II has never been feasible. he said,
In answer TO a question. TO fix prices
on wheat or other farm crops
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
Says Seattle Is
Underadvertised

Seattle is under-advertlsed.
Charles r. Atkinson said in an
address at the meeting OF tho
Young Mems Business club at the
Hotel Gowmnn Thursday noon.
Atkinson Is the newly appointed
professor Of transportation and for.
eign trade at the University OF
Washington. and made his first
speech TO a Seattle audience Thurs
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
Bookings for Steel
Are Gaining Again

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2i.-F'or the
first time since last March an In.
crease is reported In bookings Of
structural steel contracts. A report
by department OF commerce for Au.
gust shows total sales OF 1853 firms
reporting were i31.77O tons or SIS per
cent Of capacity Of plants. and total
bookings for entire industry arc
paced at 10000 tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
Financial Flashes
From James sTacfarIane & Co.,
81 Second Ave.

Twenty Industrial stocks average
ss.l7. an increase OF IS: 20 rail
stocks average 7s.4s. an increase
OF Al.
Adyices from Philadelphia indicate
Baldwin has orders for 500 engines.
most Of which are for domestic rail.
roads.
The mid-week summaries Of
the steel trade still failed 10 bear
out hopes Of n September revival,
tho Steel common responded to
the demand. mostly from shorts,
and showed a net gain on the
days dealings.
Goodrich Rubber announced a cut
in their Ford sized tires, effective at
once.
American Brass reduced it's prices
on brass and copper half cent per
pound.
IT. Is reported the japanese
government proposes to float a
bilIion-doIlar loan TO finance re.
construction.
Inc CANADIAN government Sells
;5o,o00.0o0 per cent 20-year bonds
to a Canadian syndicate.
Loadings In week ended Sep.
fember 8, 928,85S cars. an in.
crease Of 1851 over cores
ponding week Of 1922.
Four thousand mine and smelter
workers Of American Smelling & Re.
filming strike.
Ford Motor production week
ended September Is. 1866 cars
and trucks, a decrease Of II from
preceding week.
Kansas City Southern net after
taxes. s524,467, as against s334,s2
in August, 1922; eight months, 49,.
1854 as against s2,509,22s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
Public Markets

stan ies. I NJ rolled oats. sBe: & bar.
Crystal white soap. .sc: Z cans suuhrIts
cleanser. SIC. cans naucrkraut SIC. /
rolls way pansr. iee. / OF dilis. isr,
large pks. Gold Dust. 2gc. Stalls 1875.
fresh ranch eggs zsc doc Wisconsin
brick cheese. 7sc ~ ilmhurFer cheese,
sec 10 stall H.. picking cucumhers
100 for toc: erabapplss. 20 box. Stall 1872,
Quaker oats, itc pkg. Rinse. large pkg,
zoe. 6 bars coehanut white SOAP 25ct I
bars small Ivory. ssc. Sugar stall. Cen.
trnniai beat flour 4e.fb ;i.k6. Wrstlak,
Special flour, 4s.ib. tiSs. Mig Bend. 10.
m. pAck. lee: scratch. 100 ms. $40:
$3.50 corn and wheat. 100 ibH. i2.sS:
wheat, ise he, 1899.
SANITARY
stalls eI-ze.s5. 10. HIiIs bulk eoffo.
sse. Marcia OIL. NJ. &c, OF dc x-ral
s0c. cal si5a; bars Paimoliye SOAP.
sie; Economy Jar caps gao dog citrus
Powder. large pkg &c. Stalls s-S, Nut
margarine, sc 10 Yakima honey. b.rb
pail 5sc Stall l2s. minute brew, s5c.
stalls si-3a. fresh shrimp meat. zoe 10. /:
barbecued cod, 26o 10. genuine file, Of
sole. s0ci oysters and CLANS now IN sea-
son. Stall 81, Nut margarine. sec M I
lbs. csc: Teasarden preserves. strawberry
and raspberry. ssc ID. blackberry ssc;
jams, 2oc Stall n. home. made mayon.
nalsc. soc NJ: potato salad. soc nj
stalls R-is-i5. spinach ioc NJ: sunhist
oranges, soc, 4Oc, soc doz.; home grown
tomatoes, i0c 10
CORNER
Stalls 9t.ss Pike st. beef stew. III.
Toe: lamb rhops laiSc. riuh .au.ag. .
fbs. use. pot roast. Sc; sugar cured bacon
gSc. stalls is-ss. butter. soc 10 cream.
cry butter, isc 10. pullct eggs &c doz
full cream cheese. 2Sc. . Tbs. 5sc, wiscon.
sin brick cheese. ?sc 10. stall ?. veal
roast. isMo lamb chops. i2bc; veal
outlets i2ho. choice steaks. lgHc. leaf
lard. ishc; Eastern hams, gso NJ: East.
orn bacon. 2Sc. Stalls I0e-1iO. our hest
butter, Ipo. lbs bic. white soap. 10 bars
sac: Mason Jars. pts. 72o. OTIS see; flour,
i9.ib. sack 1885, lbs. fresh ground
peanut butter ssc.
PIKE PLACE
stall IL, lbs, best cane sugar. zoe.
Stall ~. ] lbs. rice. 26c; io.ib, sack
flour. asc; lbs. pruncs. sbo; ms. cof-
fee, ~ special on fruit Jars. stall 81.
big special on butter. ioc rb., Guatemala
honey. S-ib pail Toe. strictly fresh eggs.
doz. i5c; peanut butter. we grind It: ali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES HIGHER

CHICAGO. Sept s0-Grain prieoa
closed higher on the Chicago board
81 trade today. IiuylnR by commits
sion houses with Eastern and south
western connections kept wheat
prices on tho upgrade turnout the
days session. There was consider
able short covering ON moderate
breaks.
Corn sold higher with other grains.
General rains over the central dis
triCt and sections uf the Northwest
wcFo regarded as buiiish,
oats were higher The market
was fraturricss
Provisions had tho support 81
some shorts and commission houses,
changed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
Realtors Start Big
Drive for Members

The Seattle Real Estate assoca.
ton. at It's meeting Thursday noon.
started drive TO double its mem.
bership. The association at pres.
ent has i75 members. A commit.
tee for the drive was appointed
with Frank b. Poor. chairman.
Other members OF the committee
were II. ". Nelson. Matthew
schwimmer, r. F. simpson. J. W.
McNeti. Walter l.. BooS. James d.
Carroll and Harry d. Marsh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
THIRD ARTICLE on BUSINESS EFf1cIENCy---,
How to Sell Yourself
y y Il
To the People With Whom You Deal
BY f. l.. HAM
BY +. l.. HAM

EDITORS NOTE; 4. l.. Ham
holds two degrees from Harvard
university. lie has had 10 years
Of business and teaching expert.
cnce. A. director ~ business nd.
minlstraiion instruction and con.
suliing service with IASallo IN.
tension university. he IN In con.
slant touch with "A large number
Of practical questions In almost
every phase Of business activity.
His thoughts arc worth listen.
Ing 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
August Better Than
July for Railroads

NEW YORK. Sept. Railroads
viii do better In August than they
did In July, according to number
Of executives who have been study.
Ing preliminary earnings figures OF
the carriers during tho past few
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
NelD York Stock Market

WALL STREET JOURNAL
10
point q
The pcr
A General Metor lS OF ~ American Can goA up ~
Ivy w ~ Reading AA up ~ cosdcn siA UP =; sinclair l ug
( p a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
San Francisco Produce

IhurrslaJ's Quotations
Buttcr--Eriras. sc 10 pfim. firni,. ise
ID. fifsis. sc ID
fsk.-ExtraH. t-e dar.s sr,ra puiists. sAe
dos. undrrsizsd pulisgs. sse dos.
Chsese--cailfornia flats. fancy. s9c ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
Denver Live Stock
Ihnr..Iay.. Quelatlan.

FWHTs7IAF NN"F"FFNHN
Cattie--itrrciptn. i.GEo. Market steady,
flr~f steers. ifgaTs. cows and hslssfr
itusB9. calves. tzUNtei staeksfs and
feeders ttEqG 30! bulls. fa8E
HoE~-W Receipts. sts9 Market isatee
higher Top. $50. bulk. iLi0Ut.so.
pigs. iTus.1e.
shserp--ltsceipts. $50. Market STEADY
% strong. Lambs. ,ii Sense! feed.
sr lambs mems. ewes. itUs.ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
Business Changes

Collegetown Magazine Agency has
taken an office at $50 White.Hen.
ry. stuart building.
Gordon Macdonald and Russell
Horton are TO open lumber office
in 5527 White.Hcnry.Stuart build.
ing.
KIenent. Kennedy Mil company.
OF Fortson. Washington. have TAX.
en- offices at 725 White. Henry.
Stuart building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
VEGETABLES
rder. Paid wbels.aie Dealer.

TfTfra TaFH " H"lFtaIf UFNIfFH
erhs prices EIvtn arr Those made 20 70.
tail dealers ~ wholesalers. with few
seasonal srseptisrs. prices 20 producers
can be frEurea bT dsdsctinK the Coz, q
transportation 20 Seattle and Approti.
rnatsiy isg, Tor nauiiag. storage and sell
i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
Building Permits

W. n. Erskine. t52i Corilas ave. franc
rcpldcnce isxs6. $4,000.
w. burgess. s52p 2eth N. w.. frame resi-
denee sia2t. $4,000.
Geo. Hughes. 1858 5oth n. r.. franc rosl-
dence tiX2i, $500.
A. L. Ciiff. a67o Burke ave- frame real.
dence itS2i $4,000
j. O. Hcsselman, 3bip Rockefeller. Ever
EFT. frame residence alteration, $1,000
7. ], Uanthrlcr 77is California ave.
frame residence 46x26. $1,000.
Mrs Annette Lowe, 400 strand st., frame
apartments 66xi0. $4,000,
9. w. Mecdln, s0ti strand st, frame
residence a5x30. sa,ao0
Harry @, HIKE, 1903 W. 60th, frame
rcaldence Goxat $4,000
" Hanson. 1878 y. Chc,ry, frame resi-.
denee 9ax39, $500.
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

Thursdays Quotations
suEnr--Firmor. Raw, ii.68BTtk. re-.
fined. steady grsns'atsd. tt.teDitt.
Cssfec-Ne, Hla, spot. lgs Sieke ID,
No. santos. lax ettse ~,
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Portland Produce

Ihursdatfs uuotattons
Hutter--,k t1c -.
Exxs-nuyinE prices. sgBtoc doE; sell.
ing. ssHtTe dos
Che~-e--Ioustu 10.
Hen.-is8 &c 10
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Agriculture Re sure colonies have
20 TO 50 pounds Of stores for winter.
II not, feed sugar syrup made from
? parts sugar 10 OF water.
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SEATTLE MARKETS

belgian Hsr.. ss ard up. .iis
Iurtsys-Fanry 4. p. YpunE -
tsies. fat. per N ..s......sst al
uso.tera- @uld. i've. per 70, ,.. IL
itegs--
choies iIEh, ....,.......... II
Fancy. heavy. ise-ss9 rs. csc 10
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Sept. ss.--rorsixn en-.
change opensd higher. Sterling. demand.
Asth: Ffruch frame. 1861! lire
to.gtfsh. BsiEiana trans, ia.oibtk I.
GERMAN marks. iss.sss,aeo 10 the dslisr
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Farm Management Summarize
your poultry book and then send II
to the extension service for tabula.
ton.
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Alaska Vessels

tpund. q; p. ~.
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TRADE TERMS
WORKING CAPITAL

Working capital is the money that
Is actually needed and used In the
conduct Of a business,
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Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat

No ,l'tA Ssd. s Ssss So. Mhf Ssrd
siotniis: No. , hard. ii.osa o
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Dairy - Feed your dairy stock
enough TO keep them in good tondi.
ton. i, very seldom happens that II
pays to let dairy stock get out of
condition,