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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
NEW CALLS
FOR BIDS

Highway programs by tho state
highway commissions OF both wash.
lngton and Oregon arc the chief foa.
lures Of the compilation OF The weeks
new calls for bids announced
Wednesday by c. H. white. Seattle
manager OF the National Surety Co.
The new calls arc az follows:
County commissioners. waila Wal.
IN. bids. =. m. July 20. construction
bridge across Miii creek.
State Highway commission. olym.
plh. bids. 10 n. IN. August Z. construc-
ton conenute bridge across Yakima
river near EaAton. Sunset highway.
FEDERAL aid project No. iit. Kittitns
county. grading and draining l.Gg
miles Inland Empire highway, spo.
kane county. construction concrete
bridge across Salmon creek. Pacific
highway, Lewis county. federal aid
project No. III: grading and Hurfac.
ing s.es miles choiAn and okanogan
highway. okRnoFan county. federal
AID project No. izk: uurfacing with
crushed rock is4I miles Inland Elm.
pisc highway. Kltti,Ra county. FEEDER.
al aid project No 1875: grading and
surfaeing s.ss miles Choian and Okla.
hogan highway. oitanoEan county.
federal aid project No. isT.
G y. BaEloy. board Of public works.
Seattle. bids. 10 y. m. July -. con.
siructlon cottage for pipe limo fore
man. camp No :. Cedar Fails.
County commissioner. Yakima.
hida. August -. five miles road con.
structIou. grading and Rravclinr.
County commissioners. Portland.
ore, bids. 1890 a m. August ist,
Improvement 81 John road and Tay.
Tors Ferry road
Max 4. Cunning. city recorder.
Redmond. Orc. bids. p. m. July e.
three street Improvement projects.
Geo. A White. ndju,hnt general
Oregon national guard. First Nation.
bank. Tiilamook. Orc. bids. (. p. m.
July 30. construction 100000 arm.
CRY n; Tillamook.
State Highway commission. Salem.
Ore. bids. p. IN, July 30. grayoiine
a.s miles Albany TO Coryalils Pacific
highway. gravoling miles Pacific
highway. Cottage Grove: surfaclng
with gravel i2.4 miles Keno Hayden
section OF Ashland. Klamath Falls
highway; grading and surfaclng one
mile Observation-Disclosures highway:
rcsurfncing OF pavement y mile.
Observation-Disclosures highway: rcsur,
facing pavement . miles Ia Grundo
Enterprise highway: widening OF
roadbed and construction OF rock
shoulders to pavement on Roosevelt
eonst highway, as miles: concrete
bridge over Bear creek. near svonson:
bridge over Windchuck river, Curry
county; bridge over Lost Vrcci, Graf.
or Lake road. new pier. Willamette
river at Nowborg; reconstruction OF
bridge. Tillumook county. combined
crossing OF tho Grand Ronde river
and the o..W. II. & n. tracks near
Perry. in Union county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

smith Cove Tcrminal--Pier Al--Str Prosi-
dent jefferson. Pier TO- Barge VIM
Nottingham. barge hayden.
Booth Fisheries -achr Zapora.
Great Northern Tcrminal--str Toklwa
Maru.
Bell street TorminUl--str Manitowoe str
wheaton,
Grand Trunk Pacific rermInal-str Adj
mlral Evans.
pier ii.DEstr owcso U. $. c. S. Doll
wood
pier G-Str Munlndlcs.
pier str Surnilco.
Pier l-Str Nome city
Pior A--str Admiral Sebree.
Pier B-str Admiral Nicholson.
pier D-str II. H. Alexander, str Admiral
Rodmnn.
Connecticut street Tcrminal-Str Thos. Il.
Beal, str Robin Gray.
Atlantic street Tormlnal-Str Madison.
stacy street Torminnl--str Pauaman.
milwaukee, Ocean Torminal--S,r Crafts
man,
Todd prydoeks str wost Mus, ptr
West laon, str queen, str Santa Cruz,
atr President Harrison.
PUGET Sound Bridge q Dredging Co,--str
Patterson.
Hoffornans Drydoek Bark Grota, str
RodundO
stimaon's Mill-str Arson s. Brooks
Atroam--U. &, =, Seattle U. =. \, Melville,
dcatroyers Nos. eos aud 9i2.
Wnslow Marine railways chr X, "
Krusc, blttn Russell uavoaldc, whalers
star Nos, /, :. Q,
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new SOURCE OF
RUBBER SOUGHT
Department OF Commerce Is
Sending Experts on Trips

WASHINGTON. July is-In nm.
other year American tiro mnnufac,
turera. anxious 20 escape payment OF
constantly Increasing tribute 10 Brit.
iah crude rubber supply monopollHiH.
win know whether 4 IL feasible from
a sound business standpoint FOR them
20 invest millions OF dollars IN new
rubber plantations In South, In Cen.
trail America. and IN tho Philippines.
Three exhaustive federal inquiries
VIII soon set under way IN an effort
20 find new American sources OF
crude rubber supply. Department OF
commerce experts arc sailing for
South America for n survey OF tho
Amazon valley. tho orinooo valley.
Central America ana Southern McSi-
co. and the Philippines
Crude rubber experts Of tho depart
ment Of commerce now arc ca route
10 Southern India. Ceylon. British
Malaga and tho Dutch East Indies 90
mako a comprehensive study OF all
phases Of the rubber production.
The department IN acting under
authority OF congress. which appro.
pFlatod $500. 900 for the purpose.
Officials know that from a physical
standpoint. rubber can bo raised In
every country 10 be investigated. but
they want 10 know 20 a reasonable
certainty whether economic condi'
tlons IN these countries will Justify
attempts 10 cultivate rubber on a sci.
cntific plantation basis.
Secretary Hooycr's experts also
viii inquire into labor. tranHborta.
ton. political ana taxation conditions
Agricultural experts viii include Ia
their survey a study Of trees and
their productivity. soil conditions.
which plants can be successfully
grown under plantation conditions.
and diseases 20 which rubber plants
ufr subject
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OIL PAPER TOTAL
MILLION AND HALF

when the bank closed Phil Drumm
dofauiting cashier. figured up loans
on "oil paper" 10 the amount Of 81.
se1. 900.
All Of this million and n half =
not 20 DO regarded aA u total loss.
Some OF II will be recovered. But Il
Is doubtful II the best security sales.
men In the country could so out and
ssll the ti.4ss. 900 for as much as 20
cents on the dollar.
No bank examiner In all the years
that this big amount OF doubtful pa.
per wan accommodating ever found II
or ordered IL out OF the bank.
There was one loan OF 800. 900 20
the John r. Jaynes oil companies.
Iaynes has three companies. the
Kansas Gas and Petroleum. tho From.
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Building Permits
UNDER .ooo


a. Hanna. 290s 18th ave GARAGE 5000
y. w. Haushke. b2ig 18th g. w, resi-.
donco. 5000 Howard II. Gray, 4sOa Fourth
n. e., garage, $3.50: H. Thomas SOL
10th ~ e. gar, ti00. w X Konnlg. 81
fcHlsr way, alteration to residence. SsOt
Been stevens. 1861 bellevue sign on
roof. SIS. j. a. Mlilara. Ssos 10 Caller,
residence, '2oo. l.. u. speakmau tlessoe).
1879 Third. alteration TO store $50; H.
Cooper Willis. S0si Beach drive, tent,
$50. Foster q Klolser. sa0l Eaatlnke,
sign, ii5. VIM, 4. Bell. 9i4 18th ~. gar.
nEe, '22s; Jas. H. Murphy. s6o0 Rainier
Hhcd. $50, Walter II. Wulff Ucssoe). 22Ot
Fourth. tool house, 5000. Henry Frederick
tagontl, 1919 Weatlako, alteration TO
store, $500, Lydia r. Shunkc, go w Gar
field, garage, $40; David J. Evans, BOO6
Swift ave. garage. $50. Floyd A. Reed
2si4 10. Marion. addition 20 residence kab.
s. W. Myers. 1880 Beach drive. addition
TO residence. s1b0: Edith w. Pcmbcrton.
ss9a Ninth = w. garage. SIS. Mrs. u.
Nash Oh Terry ave, alteration TO house
1900, j, A, Rockaa, 22l Washington AZ nj.
teratlon to store. $50. II. L. Blunt, 2fg3
n. e3rd, garage. $50. w. j. Chlidcra,
a22h Yale NJ. alteration 10 residence,
$500; Walsh q DahlbcrR. lgi u. 5Sth,
garage, s7b. H. NJ. Alexander. 5i17 liar.
Dor ave, wreck building, t25; Mrs, Thos
Cave, ib23 w. Marginal way, addition 10
residence, fi2b. ED Roe. 270p 2iAt H., gnr-
age, fabi Nj, Duffy 2269 First r., store
room WOO; Lewis II. Conway, Ssts i7th
y. W., garage. t90
OVER $1,000
@ Follt 2Ot Bollevuc. frame store COZ
80, $1,000 II, II Twist, iiG N Gttb.
frame residence aix9O, ta600, i1nterprlao
Furniture Co. dcssce), t3iG Union, atoro
addition. $1,000, II, Q. Rlcisor. lis N
Goth, frame residence 33xsi, $500, John
Mnjuwslu police department, franc real.
dcnce f2Nai, $1,000, Chna, Nordall. i97 N.
rum frame renldcneo tbN2G, $4,000,
Westminster Presbyterian church DOR
Thompson bldg. min church addition iia
NSO, $4,000; Booth Undertaking Co. ijs9
helloVue, mortunry addition b0riO, no.
GOO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
HEAR PLANS FOR
ENUMCI.aw JOURNEY

Plans for the first Little Jour.
ney" Of a series OF trips 20 be taken
By the Seattle Ad club 70 nearby
towns were announced. Tho first
OF these viii be 10 Enumclaw Fri.
day evening. Members will meet AZ
the Arena at o'clock. driving 20
Enumolaw for a Joint dinner with
the Enumelaw Chamber OF Com,
merce.
The men wso came before US IN
Seattle have built tho cOw.paths
into streets" said Frank McCaffrcy.
chairman OF the committee. ''Our
pioneering has been done for US. and
u is now our turn 10 help others
who are building the cities around
US. We are going. not only with
a feeling OF friendship. but with an
earnest desire TO help. realizing that
what benefits one OF the commuul.
ties OF the Pacific Northwest. bene-
fits us all"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Arrivals and Departures

ARRIyED--July i7--str Horace Luck
onbach from New York via Philadelphia,
Balboa, san Pedro. San Francisco and
Portland. at 1880 a, M: str Arson >.
Brooks from ReiiinghRm via Everett and
Tacoma, at e.4s a. IN. July le--str
Panamau from Boston via New York.
pntboa. San Pedro and SAN Francisco. at
s:ts p, m str Nome city from san Fran
cisco, at $40 y. M; y, s. S. Melville and
destfoyors Nos. ai2 and 2s5 from Port
Angeles az s;go y. m.
sAILED--July i7-Str Alaska for Ia
coma, nj 5.i5 a. M. str Frank Lynch for
San Pedro, at n. IA July i6--Str Ad-
mital Dewey for AuRcortes via Tacoma,
Everett. Bollingham and vancouver. Is
q At i0!ss d. m. str Carollnas for New
York via Grays Harbor. at p. m. str
KowRnea for Monterey, at y. M; ctr
Redwood for Alaska via Belllngham. at
1 .ab u. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
AID CLUB HEARS
PAUL KENDALL
Plans Announced for Trip to
EnumcIaW

a high tribute 20 Seattle retail
stores was paid hy Paul kendall.
advertising manager OF the Long
Bon Lumber Co. IN talk before
the members OF the Seattle Adyer
Using club. al their meeting Tues.
day. In the Masonic cluhrooms.
Much rs we think OF our retail
stores IN Kansas CITY" Kendall
said. We must admit that Seattle
has number OF stores that are
superior 10 anything we have In our
own home town"
Kendall gave an interesting side
light ON the chief reason for the es
adjustment OF the Long Bell Lum.
Der CO. in the state OF Washington.
and the building OF the city OF Ions,
view. when we saw how South.
ern pine was rapidly diminishing,
and realized that we would some
day be unable 10 cut IL. we looked
AZ our organization OF 5000 men
and felt that IL would be a shame
60 quit and dishaud In order 20
plan for continued operation OF our
organization. Il was necessary for
US 10 establish ourselves whore tim.
her sim existed In large quantities.
and that was the Pacific Northwest.
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TRADE TERMS
INCOME BOND

Income bond is usually issued in a
Reorganization" Interest ls not a
fixed charge like that on other bonds,
but Is payable only If earned and de.
clarcd by tho board Of directors. TO
TINT extent. an income bond ls sim.
liar to preferred stock. The prlncl
pal. however. is an obligation OF the
issuing company. payable at Ger.
tain time and usually secured by n
Junior mortgage"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

NEW YORK. July 1s.-The Gill
lette Safety Razor Co. reports that
It's business during the first half of
1923 has broken all previous records
Net earnings over the period are
given as S4,244.S67, gain of Is per
cent over s3,69S,3S7 in the CORES.
ponding six months of 1922. Cash
on hand June 80 was s5,5O1 Ola, up
from s1.6S7,S96 year previous.
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: BUSINESS-Fne Produce Agriculture Shipping BIdng
NelU York Stock Market
MAIL sTREEr IOuRNAI. EINANcIAI. nnNII.W

WALL. STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW -.
NEW YORK higher today
a firms and
Leading Industrial
tho
exception
The better including the nish
additional safe
opcnng Included states steel 9os OF = BALDWIN
Amsrio9n L9eometye up Zen Amerea2 ssA ~ ~ i s
Utah asa =; Southern Pacific 81 up ~ General Motors iss
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tier Refining az Hutchinson. and the
Penn-Westefn Lubricnting AZ Wieh.
tia. Just what tho bank viii be able
10 realize out Of the JayneB stuff 70.
mains 20 be seen.
The point. however. n that the
Jaynes paper had been aecumulating
IN the bank FOR two years. al least.
ana up 90 "A few weeks before the
bank closed both Drumm and J A.
Richardson. president OF the bank,
denied that there was "a dollars
worth Of Jaynca paper IN the bank 1"
other officers OF tho bank tried to
find II. They accused Drumm Of
having II there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
New Industries

Northwest Auto Equipment com.
pany, 904 r.. Pike ST.. Seattle; North.
west curved visor
Cummings, w. X, 2931 First ave-.
Seattle; general sheet metal work.
Everett Betting Co, 1910 Grand
ave, Everett; B. r. Tolsma; leather
betting.
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POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices raid by Wholesale Dealer,
10 rhiDprr.

BfUiiers-tsEhorns. prr N . .slp -
Rocks aad Reds. per ~. m .zs
Capons Live. TAT. pr 70. . IS
FancJ q. . .ts..,,t.ss,t.s.. SIS
IfsBs-tts ne hhd up .... 50
Msaiam. live. ~ 20 Is ne rs
Live. nKht, 10 ~ its IA
Fancy ar picked cents above
live
tisesc--f.lvs. tat. 70 ~ ne rs
belgian uaFr.-t tss AHd up ~
Tnrkeys-Faner d 3, A-ls MS sol
Live. fat. pr n. ........, Is
BOOSTERS old. live. per 10. 49,. Ill
Hogs
Choics light ......,...... ia
CholFe heavy ,t-.'..,....s.J.ot9 90
Veal
Fancy NEht tssttstss ts.s..s sifW IA
FAncY heavy. ite-sbo ibs m ice III
Medium hsavF. lss.goe ibs. csc .s5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
HAS FAITH IN
SUCCESS OF lONGyIEW

Il have faith in tho success or
our Undertaking. In tho early days.
r. A. Long went into the hay bust
ness. and II failed. Out OF this fail.
ure grew the Long,Bell Lumber Co.
The spirit OF turning failures into
success Is one that Is bound. In the
long run. to conquer all obstacles.
in this connection. I might men.
tion one OF tho frequent failures In
advertising. II has been said OF
advertising that one can overspend
by understanding. II man wants
20 20 a thousand miles. Il l. use.
less to buy a ticket that viii only
take him 500. II Is the same with
advertising; any amount OF money
spent on II q wasted unless Il Is
enough 10 set the message across. 9"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
OILS AND LEADS
(InrnI NInrn.iA

by County Agent Kattcns on the re.
suits of using sulphur ns n fertilizer
on alfalfa. Increased Yields run
from 20 to 1876 per cont over places
where no sulphur was used.
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Liverpool Grain
San Francisco Produce

iufrdhf quotations
butter-Extfaa. tiAe II. prims firais.
&c 10. fFsts. nominal
hk<~-Erirau. lie dpz Extra firsis. zoe
doz-; undersiIsd pallets. zoe dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Ififes Ia Retail nsairfs
battrr- iarai creamery. cubes 90
isocAi priHis. wrapped .srss go fe
hEgs- Fresh ranch. phits she'll. a.
Aifsa rplors .....,..,s...... 80
Pallets ..s,.. ,,,..,......,... ,si0 "a
Cheese
or. tripiets .t.,s.....t...... -
WiscnnHia cream brick ,.4. 10
Nl0ea sNtss ...srt......... IA
wssh. sFtgiess ..,........ 80
Tlliagnaok tfipisls old ~ .sHg 20
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

tuesdays quotations
suear--Flrn. Raw, T.s. rsfinsd, firm.
sr; graduated. tB7GHs.
Coffec--No Rio spot. tie H. 40. 4
Santos. isA giskeIb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. July iT-ForeiEn sr.
change opened lower Sterling demand
Ns2s francs. is,oSze = lire. foet.G 4 I.
marks. ss9,goo 20 the dollar.
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Local
Markets
VEGETABLES

tTho prices given are those made 20 re-
tail dealers ~ hhoiesaisrs. with few
seasonal exceptions. prices 90 producers
can ~ figured ~ doduciinE tho cost -
transportation 90 seattle ana appreEi-
matrly las Tor hauling. storage and sell
fHH ra.sf
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Portland Produce

Butter--36 q 40c ID.
Egg.-BuyinE. zoo 23e doz: selling
24d zsc doI
Cheese-z9 e Gle 10.
Hens-i5 o 3lc 10.
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Alaska Vessels

Kotehikan July l6--sailod. str North
wcstern. nofthbound, ut y. M str
Princess Alice. northbouud, AT 2 y. IN. !.
str Jefferson, northbound, at . q, m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
WEDNESDAY

JULIA ~
Fitst Low Tide
5.ob n. m. &c q.
First High Tide
T:is a M ~ r..
Second Low Tide
i:t9 o M % It.
second High Tide
sac .. m. i2s H.
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POULTRY AND MEATS
- a.. ... =

Dueks--preszrd. per 10. s. "a
lirns--Drssssd. heavy ...... aEo ID
Dressed. hFht .sss,.-......s. 900 z.
Live. heavy. ~. .......... "a
Live, light n. .......... "a
Hrpilrrs-fP.s. per n. ..... ..oa -
Geese Dressed. per ~ .. "a
TurissJa-FaueY dressed .. .lea a.
Live fancy. 10 '.'....., 90
belgian Hsrc--Liys. per NJ, ~
Dressed, per N. .,,........,. 900 "a
cows--s,ounsry dressed. 10. zee. .0so .os
HoEs-FEncY block ...... .tfa iiu
ycai-Fancy. iiEht ...........f ne "a
Heavy. coarse ........... % r 4.
Medium. dressed ... lie is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
PERSONAL

= EVERYONE TO know
that nearly all diseases the human
system - heir to-paralysiF. apo
ple1y. Tuberculosis. dropsy. aches
and pains called rheumatism. etc.
also heart failure. diabetes and
kidney troubie--nearly all come
from the same cause. Stomach all
right. kidneys all right. all right
all over. is what an old retired
phyaieian told me. My long e1-
perience has taught me he was
right. My medicines. rheumatic
eradicator and silica mediea cap
Eulea. seldom fall. They remove
the cause. Price ,i.25. ,l.35 parcel
post, ! bottle, boxes. 1 months
treatment. &. o. ID. II you wish
n. n. WinAns. 402 American Bank
Bldg. Seattle. Wash. Hours. 20
6: Sunday. 10 10 2. Consultation
and booklet free.
wANTED-NAMEs OF persons who
saw accident 20 an elderly lady at
Third ave. and Pike 1T. Friday.
July 10. 1870 p. m sunset I'LL.
TRIAL TREATMENT 900. Bike
oven. Soap Lake. MooTite. Main
0759.
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ANYONE CAN LEARN
TO BE A PRESIDENT
OF A CORPORATION

A NYONE can learn TO DO
"A corporation president by Civ.
ing few minutes study each
evening TO master the following
qualifications:
Tell the story about Pat and
Mike.
Look profound,
Master technique of keeping
feet gracefully on mahogany Ia.
bic.
Smoke long. black cigars,
Ask no questions.
Tell the one about the travelling
salesman In the country hotel.
Smile at the stenographers.
Pass the buck
stare at the ceiling.
Wear spHts.
Declare dividends.
From the Pacific Mutual News.
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Weather Bureau Report

TAToosH ISLAND. july i7.--s A. NJ.
- Barometer rlsiug, ight rain, wind
southwest. 10 miles an boS. Passed out
str kowauee. at a. III
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
rfiess Paid 10 Shipper.


\ Erads. seattle delivery ,a. as
ExEs fresh faash. shits shsil. -
Aiaea eeiars .s...t....t....s -
Pallets ........ss.......... IA
Mia -cut.. feb Seattle supply fss
- %. II t1naanasfV . s.f
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tuesday quotations.
Furnished By Logan a iiryan


WALLA WALLA. Wash, July H.
Checks were made on two farms
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle


JULY 10
First Low Tide
sGs a. n.. 81 q.
First High Tide
S2k a m, 50 q.
second Low Tide
gas p m. lie q.
second High Tide
$50 p. ms is.s r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
kIWANIS. ROTARY AND
LIONS OPEN DOORS

Several contests, THE Big Mer.
chandisIng Idea Contest" Contact
Contest" ''Ye olde Adj" and the
Veteran Buyer" contest, viii add in.
terest 10 the fair. a golden key to
the city. attached TO which will be
tickets for special amusements. the
best that the city has to offer. will
be given to the buyer who receives
a certain registration number.
The social aspect OF the fair has
been greatly accumulated in the last
few days thru the fraternal activi.
ties OF the Rotary I<imanis and
Lions clubs OF New York. all three
Of the big commercial organizations
throwing open their doors TO their
respective associates from other cit.
les during the period of the display.
Not only does this insure that visit.
ing Rotarlans, Kiwanians. and Lions
win have pleasant surroundings for
their leisure moments, but 1t will
also lead to many profitable business
friendships.
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Merchants VIII Invade
NeW York for Big Fair
Fifty Thousand Buyers Expected to Be at
Second Annual Exposition
MERCHANDISE WILL
BIZ DR.iAfiTIZED

merchant and the department stor,
representative VIII benefit alike.
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Foreign Securities

tuesdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan a Bryan
$40 Second Ave. seattl,
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Tho Armory VIII be an Arabian
barter tent. where merchants viii
come 10 spread their gowns and
wraps before the eyes Of the buyers.
There will DO hundreds OF enclosed
booths--small shops. In which VIII be
shown tho advanced styles for fall
and winter. In connection with the
garment fair the balcony OF the Ar.
mory will be occupied by Millinery
Bt., where hats OF all kinds and
shapes viii be displayed.
Every evening and Wednesday
afternoon, in tho Lexington the.
alter Merchandise Dramailzed." the
greatest fashion pageant OF America,
viii be staged. II Is designed by Ar.
thur Voegtlin. producer of Hippo.
dromo and Drury Lana. spectaeles.
and against background OF chang.
ing scenery viii be shown 500 gowns
IN action. Each gown or wrap will
be shown in the environment in
which Il Is going TO be worn. To al.
low closer inspection. the mannequins
win come out along runway. the
Path OF Fashion" which has been
bull, out over the center aisle OF the
theator.
The summer conventions OF the Ma.
uonm Retail Dry Goods association
and the National Garment Retailers
association are to bo held in New
York simultaneously with the Mer.
chandise fair. They are the organi.
cations that ara sponsoring the fair
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