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Evening star., 1924-09-14
From SOURCE TO SERVICE

CONOMY-the keynote of all the Ford Motor
IL Company does-starts at the very base of pro-
duction, the sources of raw material supply. and
continues to its ultimate conclusion-the service
Of the finished Motor Car, Truck or Tractor to
its owner.
Production of coal for instance, is typical of the
multiplied economies effected through Ford con-
troll of the sources of supply, and straight line
methods through every step of manufacture and
distribution. Knowing the ultimate purpose of the
coal, it is possible to eliminate many operations
such as sorting and grading which are necessary
under ordinary conditions.
All along the line, waste effort is reduced, savings
made-through the use of modern equipment at
the Ford mines, In shipping in Ford owned coal
cars direct from the mines to the manufacturing
plants, in the crushing of the COAL the automatic
charein& of the 120 coke and thefeedn3 the
coke uninterruptedg to the 600 ton blast furnaces.
Throughout it's manifold operations and varied
activity, the Company takes only one profit. The
many savings are all applied in putting better
quality into the product and selling it at price
within the reach of millions.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
ELECTRICAL DEBATE

New Haven, Dec A non-tech- nical electrical exhibition win be given in Dunham laboratory at Yale next week. and according to the pre- limlnary notice the exhibits will in- clude an automatic telephone ex- change in operation a frying pan which heats without heat and lights that light without wire connections
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
HILLMAN BLAMES
 WIPES FRIENDS
She in Turn, Says Sic Can't Stand Rich Husband

Chicago, Dec. 4,--The flight from Chicago last night of Mrs, Dorothy HilIman, bride of month Of Ed ward Hillman. son of a wealthy de- partment store merchant, is blamed by Mir. Hillman on the influence of chum of Mira Hiilman.
 Mrs Hilman left here Monday night by automobile, later catching q train presumably for New York although her husband made efforts .to have her detained, Mr. Hilman said he and his bride had not quarreled and that he be IIeyed she was influenced by girl friend of his wifes who Is an in gcnue in the movies and who visited at the Hilamn home few days ago,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
SCHENECTADY POLICE
 SEEKING MURDERERS
Mayor Also Is On The Lockout Tor Man To Head His Police
 Department.

schenectady, \. Y, Dec. (, -- While Mayor Campbell and Com missioner of Public Safety Ramsey were planning today to continue their euorts to obtain an expert d. rector for the Schenectady police department, other officials were talk Ing up tho trail Of the man who last Friday fatally shot acting Police Captain Albert l.. Youmans,
 II was found that an automobile belonging 10 man known 10 he the lieutenant of the king of the underworld" man who lives in Watervict, but who rules Schenec- tadys resort section, had been park. ed in this street on the night Of the murder And coincidentally, the king" and lieutenant and the car have heep missing from the city since that night.
 1 Joseph Paradise Of New York city, Is 10 he questioned today as to bis knowledge of the king of the un- derword" and his habits. Paradise came 10 police Headquarters seeking information of his brother. Charles, who was sentenced 10 the county jail for vagrancy. Joseph. when told he could not visit his brother last night, said he was going 10 the home of a friend in Watervliet. When he disclosed the name Of tho friend, it was that Of the much sought king" Joseph then was ar rested charged with vagrancy.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
WANTS POLICEMEN
 BETTER MAUKSMEN
Gov. Co, of Mass. offers state Range to Boston Cops So They May
 Encctually Fight Thugs.

Boston, Dec. 4.-Governor Cox yesterday in a letter to Police Commissioner Wilson. offered the use Of the state pistol range in a local armory 10 the Boston police ot- ficers. Ills letter read in part Tin view of the recent shootlngs by armed thugs which have taken place in inc city Of Boston I desire to eX- tend the facilities of the pistol range without charge for the purpose Of giving a better opportunity for the police officers 10 practice with the weapons with which they arc armed"
 Commissioner Wilson, because of the number of recent store hold ups, yesterday made public a warn ing 10 merchants giving instructions tending 10 lessen the danger.
 Patrolmen McCahe and Landon' who were shot last Saturday night when attempting 10 capture a hold up man, were reported improved at l the hospital today, They each have one bullet in their bodies which will not be extracted until they gain more strength. One arrest has been made in the case but the police arc looking for other suspects.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04

1t Is possibly my duty to myself and family that some details of this af- fair, which should have remained n private cue, be strengthened out
 Eddie, according to the police, who interrupted my trip east, says l stole his automobile, That is not true, and, Of course, he knows it. The machine in which l left Chicago was one which he gave mo before we wer1 married,
 "I do not care about the caE how cycr II was because of this atti- uIdo which l have toward the whole Malter that lett the machine In the hands of the officers al Garrett. lndr and continued to Fort Wayne In the machine of my girl companions hrother,in- Jaw. When l left Chica- go fin my roadster it was with the intention of driving straight through to New York. My only companion was a girl friend from California, whose husband Is located in New York now and who was on her way cast tu join him decided to cut loose inc unhappy ties of matri- mony.
 eve were married November 3, one moUth ago. at the home of my puror's, Mir. and Mrs George w. Narir,. of Evanston, III. I nm sorry 10 say that my dreams of happiness vanished before the first 94 hours Of marriod life had passed.
 "I have nothing but the highest regard for uiy husbands parents, They have both been perfectly lovely 70 mc and I wouldn't for the world Jo anything that might hurt them, It was simply q case of incomputi- hinly with Eddie and myself That is the kindest thing can say and ] do not wish 10 be otherwise than kind toward him
 "Why should ! go abroad? l know nobody abroad and l could not afford such a trip if l wished to take 1t. What I want is my freedom from an unhappy alliance. Eddie can sue me if hc wishes and l presume hG will, on grounds Of deser'ion l want nothing that belongs 10 him. ] have worked for a living before and car do so again"
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
ENGLAND WANTS
 HER PAY AS WELL
Ii France Gan Pay US. She Can
 Pay Britain

By lae Associated Ffess,
 London, Dec, 1.-The report that France has begun negotiations for 1 funding her debt 10 the United S.4tls hts aroused considerable str ,lu uuuuc!a and political quarters I here. and Is attracting notice ln the press,
 Most Of the comments thus lar reveal an expectation that II | IrluCc arrangcs 10 pay the United States she will also arrange 10 pay Great Britain. l. IS further con- tented by some Of the commenla- rors that, If the United states al- .uus France exceptionally favorable terms. Great Britain would be jus 1 'iitI in lookin; for a revision of i her own funding arrangement with America.
 Tho Daily Tclcgrarh's diplomatic cor-psp0Udent says new situation regarlinc ,he whole problem Of in l -,.-a.l,d debts has arisen through . nl Fruc0- initiative and ,. nHy vel lo that tho British gov rrnrucut njll feel constrained to ] take up the matter Of the allies h. dahtoduoss 10 this country sooner 'na" was originally contemplated. l The writer assumes that if France is ta position 10 discuss ways and means of discharging her debt to .na Nnltod States she must be in a sun'tr position regarding her oon- caron 10 Great Britain,
 Th4 Daily Maih remarking that Graa. Britain has always been ready 70 cancel tha debts due her if her owns debts were similarly cancelled. adds that all possibility of such gen. .ra cancellation has been ruled out hy President Coolidgc's pronounce mon. In his message 10 congress yesterday. This paper also assumes
 that f France gets better terms
 from he United States than Great
 Britain. this country's conditions of paynrnt will be revised as matter
 os course.
 Tla Westminster Gazcttn, while
 0o' eND"cling any immediate tan
 glb'a offer from France, emphasizes
 ,nc ropd for her 10 make arrange
 mcrt with her British and Amer tcan creditors, and adds;
 "Thcre is no reason why we,
 alone of all the allies should pay our dch's hy heroic efforts for which the present generation will receive no reward but the consciousness of its financial rectitude,"
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
THREE HOURS OF DEBATE
Interior Appropriation Bill Being
 Discussed Today,

Washington, Dec. 3.--Three more hours of general debate on the in terior department appropriation bill was in order today In the house as 1t resumed consideration Of the first of the annual supply bills At the conclusion of general discussion the measure will be taken up under the five minute rule with amendments in order
 Representative Cramton, repubh- can, Michigan, who is In charge of the bill is seeking to complete house consideration by the end of the week. A program agreed upon yes terday by republican leaders in the house calls for action on at least three supply measures before the ! holiday recess.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
Ills Wife SnCaks

New York, Dec. 4,-Mrs, Dorothy Martin Hillman. Jr, who ended her honeymoon of month by running away from her husband in Chicago on Tuesday, was located by the Nc" York American last night, according to a copyrighted story in that paper. Mrs, Hillman is reported to have made the following statements:
 "I had hoped to avoid publici.} but as my husband has apparently seen fit to attempt to bring ridicult upon me as well as himself, I think
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
INSANE W. Y. MURDERER
Prosperous Farmer Wounds Wife
 and Daughter, Then Kills Self

Clymer, N. r., Dec. 4.-Chau'au- qua county authorities last night Were Investigating the case of Her man Wilterink 45, prosperous farm TT, who apparently became insane yesterday and after wounding his tfe and daughter committed sui- eide in his barn, The c1ild, Mabel, five, was said by physicians to be in critical condition last night, Wit erink's wife Is expected 10 live. An other daughter, Mary, eight, escaped attack
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04

Vienna. 1.-Two S1 year e,d p2n were bohbl.g for ap.'ls al d party given for enT.oycs cf a lon Rto~n shop becauo ersa=o1 'n a +erc' fight o}er the Eore. C1e Of tho elderly men c,@nrd that his or- ponent 0ss Is.0e hts l,a~,l 10 snare the app,e in tne t"1 Police werc called 10 stop the quarrel
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
I'NDER TRAIN BUT LIVES
Four Cars Pass Over Man, Who
 Spc> some Nasty Sreupry''

I our tarS PaNs over Wan, Who
 Sees some Nasty scenery"
 NrW York. Dec. 4.--Four cars passed over Bert Somcrall yester- day when he fell from the platform Of d subway station in front Of six car train.
 A wrecking crew and hospital physician were called. 70 extricate tha remains but Sonerau rolled out, , got to his feet and Eemarked: T saT some nasty scenery" He cs- capod death by rolling into the de- i pr >sion between tho tracks.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
THE REAL QUESTION
Senatorial Election l. To Determine If People Or Doses Will Rule, Cummings says.
Cumnin 2 says.

New Haven, I'ar. t-- Homer E Cummings wlo spoky with Hamilton Holt in Latupson J>ceum it la'r, r. the initial rally Of tMe s~ua'ora. campaign last lgal, Was asked by the Tat. News.
 "shau Nca York haze three rep rescrta'jsrs iu t.c senate and Con. nscnc4t. .ooIy ou~.
 Alr. Camwlns~ tae N.ws sa}s. 4urncI away WIZ. 4 -'aus z ii sa4.
 "1 Ioat g.. tts mathematics c: that h sta" n.rHt. however, Mir. Cummtors to lh4 ooesu3n
 What E t}c iseGeo' sail:
 "Thc issue ls hctpeen The reoJn and tne noJnical boss. xxx Tha question Wut tos, whether tlo state is made up of ',ec Plop.e or NassaIs political serCs'
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04

To gat in touch with the most desirable rooms and the hest board ing houses - have the Wants point inc way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05

si.rstad.
Smith Cove Anehorsgs--sr sasadahoc.
Bell Street Tsrminal-U. q. l. II. t.
Heather. Fern. ManzanitA. U. 8. c. q.
snohomish.
Pier ii-str Lancaster.
Pier Str Doyiestown.
Pier 2-strs Victoria. Colon.
Pier i-str X. !. Locksnbaeh.
Pier A-str Admiral watson.
Pier B-str Admiral Rodman.
per D-strs Emma Alexander. Dorothy
Alexander.
Paoiso Coast Coal Bunker.-str Gold.,
Gate, y. <. J. =. Umatilia.
faetie coast Engineering works--U. 8.
O. g. Surveyor.
U. 8. Shipping Board Moorjnr.-a,,-
Memnon. West Gambo.
connecticut Street Terminsi--U. 8. s..
Pioneer Dlscoverer.
Atlantic Street Tsrminai--strs Airieh.
suwarinco.
King & winSe-sehr Ruby. ms Anvil.
stacy Street Termin.!-str Ci,toan
Todd Dry Docks-strs II. y. AIerand.,
Admiral Perry. Admiral Rogers. Lena
Lucbenbaoh.
Ames Terminal co.-str Aidebaran.
HeScrnan's Dry Dook-strs Rainier.
OveRo.
West Seattle Training sistion-Eagi. no.
81.
Alaska steamship Moorings-strs Jeffsr.
son. Ketchkan, Redondo.
Alaska Steamship BoorlnRs port Blake
iyl--strs Oduna. Tanana
winslow Marine Railway Eagle Harbor)
Str Griffdu. schrs Betsy Rosa. Ca
rnano. Ella A.. sophls christensen
Meteor and Aiumna. bktna Anne connvn
and Charles y. Croker brgs coaui,-
lam City. Crlffson and Henry Willard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. Feb. b.---The following ar
ticies OF incorporation have been filed Ia
tho office OF the secretary OF state;
Acme Products Co. Seattle, Nsboo.
George 3. Ryan, =. G. Emery and Alfred
J. schweppe. 10 prepare compound.
manufacture. buy. sell, Import export.
and generally deal in all kinds OF phar-
naeeuticai. chemical. medicinal. etc.
s. NJ. & o. Timber Co. Seattle, Seo.-
COO g. s. shampalgu Earl X Mcmillan
watt & Lynde. Seattle $4,000. II.
n. wyatt. Harry C. Lynde aud 5. 9.
Reid.
white Furniture Co. Inc. Everett.
$4,000. c. X white, r. q. sllngerland
and r. Palmer
j. y Bunker Co. Tacoma. increasing
stock $4,000 90 $4,000.
The CamRs Stage Co. Camss. inereas-
ing stock $50. 900 TO $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
Building Permits

Henry schnst;. care architect. o stores.
.tEfo. $4,000.
Ssis Nelson. 1888 Eighth ave. frame
tssidrnea. seats. fgi geo.
A. H. Goderquist. 1874 HAinlln st. frame
rrsldoncs. ag1as. $500.
Anna Gardner. 1it 22nd n. frams resi-
dsnee. is1ai. 1880.
A. r. Easter. ttii Hayicy, frams resi-
dsnec. gsSto, t2.soe.
n. y. BrAKdon. sIs Hoyiston y. Franc
residence. 5tIss. f1.toe,
Morry ORourke. s7si Palaiine. frame
stores. .25zs. $1,000
~ 4. BoEley. 65tT f7th y. W, frame
residence. .eNzs. is,See.
Prof y. Meany. ti.s iath n. z. mill
garage. farse. $4,000.
Bon MArche, 1915 Second ave. mill alt
store. $1,000.
Oliver q. Campbell, t7iz California ave-,
alteration residence. $1,000.
J. Q. Bule. $50 10Th ~. z, frame resi-
dsnee. stxti. is.boo.
Peter Larson. s.i Taylor. frame resi-
dsnee. ssSss. $4,000
Peter Larson. :2i Taylor. frame store.
stIso. $4,000.
Peter Larson. al Taylor. frame resi-
donoe. 1885. $4,000.
Peter Larson .2i Taylor. frame resi-
dsnec. 1896. $4,000.
Peter Larson. al Taylor. frams resi-
dence. 27xss. $4,000.
Peter Larson. 33i Taylor. frame resi-
dsnee. ?zx7s. $4,000
@. T. Dudley & Sons. $40 Rainier. frame
denee. 3.x.s. $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
GAINS FEATURE
TRADE OPENING
Wires Tie UP Market, but
General Tone Good
WALL STREET JOURNAL FISAN-
GAL REVIEW

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.--Derpits the
handicap 20 trading which arose
from crippled wires the early mar
ket today displayed marked buoy
nnCy.
Nothing happened over night 70
change the economic situation and
active Issues continued 20 improve
under the prospects Of better bust
neEn Developments.
Industrial stocks attained n new
average high at the previous close.
suggesting that the aggressive
phase Of the present bull swing stlil
had some distance 20 20. Steel com
mon gained half point 20 i07 z
on 1ho initial transaction OF the day
and other speculative leaders moved
up In proportion.
Opening prices in todAya markets
were Studebaker. i05is: Mariand.
a.: General Motors. Is. Republic
Iron & Steel. %. up y: American
Sugar. IS. up y Steel, 1919. up z
Pan American =. iBi. Sinclair. 23L .
American Can. iias. up :. Cen
efgl Electric. 2is. Pennsylvania, -.
on =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
Teeth Stains Removed
for FeW Cents!
No More Yellow Teeth-New Discovery Whitens
Teeth Instantly

new harmless treatment has been
discovered whlch-ofteH in only three
minutes gives dull ysiloWiEh teeth a
beauiifui DsRfiy whitsnoua. This new
treatment, called Hisach0dsnt c0mblna-
lion. consists u mild safe iiquid and
u new kind " paste. The iiquid eurdiss
or sOftsus the stains. while the paste
gently removes them. and prevents the
formation Of new staintf Tobacco stains
often completely disappear after a few
applications.
BieachodeHt Combination n = new sci-
sntinc product. perfected b. dental ssse-
rlhliats who know that there must bc
better, safer ana less expensive way %
clean teeth than the Old way 81 having
them secured an hour b. harmful. gritty
Ebrasiven. Bicachodeut Combination is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
Council Votes for
Water Tunnel Work

The city council unanimously
passed the ordinance providing for
the construction Of the Lake Youngs
water tunnel and appropriating
100000 TO pay the costs at Mon
days meeting.
Unless court litigation prevents.
Il is understood the board of public
works will award the contract 10
jain & Bressi. under the original
call for bids issued some weeks
ago, when the jain & Bressi bid
was lowest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
Eco MARKET
HOLDS STEADY
Shipments of tumble Pack
Oranges Received

Eggs were holding steady on the
Seattle market Tuesday morning.
with no price changes.
The apple market IN weak. with
dealers generally quoting the lower
figures Of the price range. Among
the new shipments Tuesday morn.
ing were Florida peppers which ar.
rived by express from Chicago. and
California tumble pack orange
which are being quoted ut from
81 TO 1925 per hoy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
Denver Live Stock

N0hdhy Vubtatlons
itl--Eersipis, 7.7eo. Steady. Beef
steers. 1860 cows and heifers.
H7t07.be. calves. iG9ii.;6: stocksra
and feeders. ig7.to; bulls. isgIG0.
Hars-Rse-ipia. 1900. Market. iOeIso
higher. TOP. 81: bulk. iSt0a6so;
PIGS. 1895
sheep Receipts. io.ose. Market steady.
Tat lambs. fi.Gilis: feeder lambs.
ti3ai1.fs. ewes, iEg7.es.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
Wrinkles and Facial
Blemishes Removed

Partisan beauty doctors remove
cr0wHfret. wrinkles. frown or mouth
lines, moief. hair. scars tattoo. pow
der marks. trecklcs and smallpox
pits. without the knife. Actresses
aud society women remove IS years
from their face 10 STAY OFF. Now
introduced In America by physician
who has ten iimea as much as he can
do. Must advertise % keep people
away from him and now can send
them HOME TREATMENTS. No cx-
ereises. cutting, electricity. massage.
hstrinRent lotions or Inuasy ciays that
only last n day and end with black
heads or enlarged pores a perfect
homn treatment that takes from 10
70 20 years from the appearance OF
your face 10 STAY OFF. aud gives
you the complexion Of n school girl.
The social and Dollar Value OF n
Face" new booklet. Just out r. a
soFthw hills story FOR ever man ard
woman. II shows why you cannot
afford 10 be Handicapped by the ap-
pearancs OF advancing axe. Contains
Photographic proof showing how peo-
pie UP 10 s. years Of age have been
restored 20 look like 90 years old.
The book Will be sent 10 those inter-
estsd on request by the Gordon Co.
t.5 Tramway Bldg. Denver. Colo
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived-Feb. Str Gray from -. g.
ports. at a. m: str Dorothy Alexander
from San Diego via ports. at 1910 a. m.
FEB. 4.-C. *. c. O. snohofnlsh from
Puget Sound naval station. at & .. m. /:
str Doylestovn from Tacoma, at 10 D.
Es.: str Sordhav from Tacoma, at $3.50
.. m. str Golden Gate from New York
Via ports. at s:$5 .. m. str Admiral wat
son from Alaska. at 1906 q. m. str Ed
ward Luckenbach from Tacoma. at $40
o. m.
ssiIed--Feb Str Gsorzina Rolph for
Tacoma. al n. m. Feb. Str III Capt.
tan for Tacoma. 1t .. M: str Admiral
Fsrragut for Los Angeles Via San Fran
cisco. ~ 5 .. m. ms Beilingham for
EstchIkan. at , y. m.s str Northwestern
for Tacoma. a. $3.50 .. M str p. =. Loop
for ssn Francisco Via Tacoms, At 1915
D m; ms Donna Lane for Tacoma. at
.. m. str DoyiestoNn for Tacoma, at
1850 ,. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
San Francisco Produce

noDunys LIMITATIONS
Bpifer--Ertra-. Sc ID; prime fIrrtr
5sisc III.
EeFs-Ertraa. 75c doz.. extra puiiota, z7e
doz.. undersized pniietH CSC dog.
Cheesc-csllfornla flats. fancy, &c III,
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smoo,h. heavy
VEGETABLES
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealer.

tThe prices given are those made to
retail dealers by wholesalers. with few
seasonal exceptions. prices TO producers
can be figured BY dcducting the cost Of
transportation TO Seattle and approx
mAtsiy 10 per cent for hauling, storage
and selling cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05

TATOOsH leland. Jan. Us a. M
Barometer rising; cloudy; wind south
west. miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices raid shippers


a grade. Seattle delivery .... 81
tEgs-Fresh ranch. white shell. 40
Mixed ooiors ................. ~
puilots observation-disclosures. as
niIk-cwt.. fob. Seattle supply 400
Il. o. h. condensary ...... AIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
DAIRY PRODUCTS
pricr. Paid NNhnieaaIe nenIs

Butter-focsi creamery. cubes 90
Local prints. wrapped. ....... 81
IEEs-Fresh ranch. white shell. asa &c
Mixed colorr ..............,. az
Mixed pullets ....s.s....t.s. al
Cheese
oregon tripieu ............ $50 40
wisconsin cream brick...... az
Block swIss ...........,.... .ss@ as
washington triplsts ...,.us, .s7V rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
TUESDAY

IEB. u
FIRST High Tide
500 a. M. 1910 II.
FIRST Low Tide
1880 a. m, So IL.
second High Tide
5.5s .. m. 10.7 ~.
second Low Tide
1887 pm, ia II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
shipNews
Tides in Seattle


WEDNESDAY
FEB. 20
First High Tide
5fzs a. M. 1874 II.
first Low Tide
1905 n. m. 80 n.
Second high Tide
4sz3 .. m, 1913 n.
second Low Tn
1905 pm. Ca #.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05

especially recommended FOR ehildTsH's
teeth, aH their teeth are 90 q soft for
native period during which gritty partsH
Or powders should DO avoided. and only
safe. mild cleanser ike BleachOdcut
com binhtioH. which bleaehes out stains
but has no effect on the enamel. should
br used, BleaehOd0ut Combination docs
not affect enamel - itH safe ingredients
are intended % act only on the cause n
tie teeth atalnH-a substance railcdl
'TnuCiu' which collects on teeth ana
forms n hard coating Of stain.
Oct Blsach0dsnt Combination today. f0r
}sss=s :: sszs szsfst5 =: al drug aud depart
msutH stores such as Swift Drug ca.
HHrtoil Drug Co. The Bon Marcbs. Hhc-
Dougaii k0uihWick. Fraser Paterson Co.
Grots Rankin Co. Jameson Doaus and
Rhodes Co.-AdYertihensut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
Vessels in Port at Seattle

fn1lfh Cove Terminal-Pier H--Str Sord-
hsE Pier io-EtIs City Of Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
POULTRY AND MEATS
LIVE STOCK
Prices Paid Shipper

Quotations Mt Union stocisysrds
Receipts Tuesday n. m. 355 cattle; 40
hogs; ii6 sheep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
FRUITS
rriee, raId Mhole.aIe pealer.

Crnnberric. per box. .3.95a3.5I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05

Ore. per box .,s....+....s..a,2au $50
Eastern. per Dbl 1880 U is. 30