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New Britain herald., 1924-04-03
Telephone from John Alden Prescott
 to Leslie Prescott.

Is that you Leslie?
 Yes dear, what do you want7
 have just had a wire that Sydney Carton has been hurt in an auiomo- bile accident and am leaving in ten minutes.
 How dreadful! Do you know how badly he is hurt?
 No. Although he is still uncon- scious, they tell me.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-03
Gossip:s Corner
straight Jackets

Very straight, short jackets are worn over slim, straight frocks, par ticularly those of silk or satin. They have all the smartness of the tail lcur without the severity.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-03

How long will 1t take you 10 get there?
 About two hours.
 Telephone me tonight. I shall be worried until hear from you.
 "I'1l do so. Take care Of yourself and remember l love you. Goodbyt Leslie.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-03
Telephone from sally Atbcrton to les
 lie Prescott.

lie Prescott.
 Is that you, zs'ie?
 Yes. dear. Ii is Sally Atherton, isn't it?
 Yes. T. just arrived back at the office 10 find that Mir. Prescott has been called away. Do you know how long he is 10 remain?
 I haven't the slightest idea. His friend, Mir. Carton has been hurt and they sent for John.
 Well. called you up 10 let you know that l. too. am called away. Along with Mr. prescotts note to me. found a telegram from Jimmie Condon telling me that my husband is very ill. nm leaving tonight Tor home.
 Oh. ' am so sorry. Sally. 1s there anything can do to help you? Can I come down and take you 10 ihc tfain-
 Sn. that is mol necessary. am featin- 8 note for Mr. Prescott. ir he should return before l do, and you can explain The rest.
 Goodby. dear. hope you will find your husband better.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-03
Italian Sill,

Very luxurious corset and brassiere combinations for the figure that re- quires little support are of heavy grade of Italian silk combined with lace and without stays.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-03
NONcl Mran

One of the most novel wraps of this season is made of black crepe lined with kash cloth. It has wide collar of summer fox.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-03
HIlla v'NpP,1

Very youthful and decorative top coats are made of blue tweed, the with kasha cloth. It has wide with gray squirrel.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-03
Long Reach

very wide scalloped bertha Of batiste embroidered in French em- hroidery and insete with fllet and Va lenciennes lace reaches nearly 10 the waistline of black satin gown.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-03
Scarf Collar

The scarf collar is used with inn partiality on wraps of silk or wool and is frequently lined with strik- ing color,
New Britain herald., 1924-04-03
Water Ices

Water ices are frozen in q freezer like ice cream, but the crank need rot be turned constantly. X few turns every five minutes is enough.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-03
Cal,lcgram from Mrs. Jo~cpli tsfaies
 Hamilton fo Isc-lir Prescott.

Leaving or Mauritania tomorrow Hope you can meet Us in New York.
 MOTHER.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-03
Color Contrasts

Sharp color contrasts are noticed between the hat and the lining in summer style.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-03

flowers. They should be set in cool place at night and in inc morning he put in water up 10 their nccks. If you float them in inc bathtub it is an effective measure.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-03
New IIu,l,rnlIS

'one or the most pretentious um- brellas seen this season is very short and s,ubby as 10 stature and has a beaded handle.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-03
NERVOUS, RUM.
 DOWN MOTHERS
Worn Out Caring for Children and Housework-See how Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
 Compound Helps

Indianapolis, 1ndiana.-"I was ih 4 very nervous and rundown condition
New Britain herald., 1924-04-03

Cut Flowers Heated air is injurious to cut
New Britain herald., 1924-04-03
Chicken OF Veal

Chicken or Veal With dclicatcly favored meat, such as chicken or veal. do not serve strong vegetables like cabbage.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-03
Ien,tr San,r

tcontinued in Our Next Issue,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-03-27
HOW HIGHWAY LAW
AFFECTS PIERCE COUNTY
The New Auto License Law and Its
Relation to Road Building
and Maintenance

The State of Wisconsin has, in
round numbers, about $4,000 miles of
roads; 10000 miles are State and
Federal Roads and the remaining
10000 miles county spd town roads.
We spent, in round numbers, about
S45,000,000 on all roads last year OF
which the motor vehicle license paid
about $4,797,910. The balance was
paid for by the General Property.
This shows that General Property is
carrying more than its fair share of
road building and its maintenance.
Last session of the Legislature
made small increase in the license
fee of the motor vehicle. The auto
license runs from $40 to $26. About
as per cent of the cars pay fee of
SO; 95 per cent of the cars fall be-
tween SO and SIC; and per cent
between SIG and $26. The trucks
and busses have had proportionate
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-03-27

/ wish to announce that / am a
candidate for supervisor of the
Second Ward, at the City Election
April /, 1924. / have served A years
on the County Board.
w. T. Churchill
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PUBLIC CARD PARTY

Will be put on by the Odd Fellows
at their hall Friday evening, March
%, at s o'clock sharp. No postpon-
ment this time.
Refreshments will be served.
U r invited. Z
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subscription $500 Per Year

increase.
The Committee on Highways esti-
mated that the motor license would
pay to the state this year about &c.
FOL ZOO and is divided as follows:
Secretary of State ---$ 200 900
Il balance returned to
counties for main
tenance 1,625.00S
Administration Highway
Department 10000
State Aid to Counties $4,000
Material Surveys 10000
Roads in and to State
Parks $4,000
$500 a mile for maintenance
10000 miles State Trunk
Highways 100000
Total $5,9S3,O
Leaving balance of $763,700 that
the state will use to meet the Federal
Aid.
The Federal Aid for the next four
years for the State of Wisconsin
amounts to about $5,091, 1886. This
the state must meet dollar for dollar,
during the next four years. Up to
this last year the state would assess
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-03-27
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

Authorized, issued and circulated
in behalf of the below delegate can
didates by Governor Alfred E. Smith
Headquarters, w. d. Carroll in
charge, Plankinton Hotel, Milwaukee,
Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-03-27

back to the county * of the Federal
Aid allotted to the county. But that
provision was repealed this last ses-
sion so it relieves the county that
amount.
How does this affect Pierce
County? Last year we received on
State Road Mileage about $4,000
This year we will receive on
State Road Mileage 44,490
u balance returned to Pierce
Co. for maintenance $4,000
State Aid 6,610
Federal Aid on No. 46
Island Road near Red
Wing) $4,000
Total 500, 100
This shows large increase COM
pared to what we have received on
previous years.
Pierce County has in all 1882 miles
of road of which 14S $40 miles are
Federal and State Roads and the
balance of 1887 ITO miles are county
and town roads. The county roads
receive a small portion of the State
Aid from the license fee but the
town roads, none. These are built
and maintained by General Property
Tax. This shows that General Pro-
perty is still carryiny about 20 per
cent of the road expense of the state
Remember that General Property is
taxed for large share of the build
ing of the State and Federal Roads.
Also, the motor vehicle tax is falling
way short Of paying their proportion
ate share of road building and its
maintenance.
Many have asked, "What does the
Secretary of State use 100000 that
he receives for?"
About Is years ago we had less
than 500 automobiles in the state
This last year there were about 470,-
900, which means that there were
1850 licenses issued each day, 240 an
hour, or one every Is seconds of
working time throughout the year
You can readily see that the force to
handle that many takes number of
clerks that must be paid.
The total weight of number plates
this last year was 225 tons of metal.
This in turn must be mailed out to the
purchaser of license plates on which
postage must be paid, which for the
first nine months of last year amount
ed to $4,000.
Because of the increase of auto
traffic there is a tremendous amount
of mail that goes to the office of the
Secretary of State that requires
number of clerks to handle. 1t has
been reported that on some days as
high as 5000 letters are received to
be opened, read and answered.
1t may not be out of place to call
public attention to Sec. 1918 para
graph 7 of the Statutes of 1923.
Heavy loads may be prohibited on
roads during the time the frost is
going out of the ground and after
heavy rain storms. 1t the travelling
public would inform themselves of
this paragraph and cooperate with
the patrolmen, there would be great
saving of labor and expense.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-03-27
TRINITY MISSION (EPIscoPAL)

Services every Sunday in the par
lors of the Hotel Gladstone.
March 80. Fourth Sunday in Lent.
Holy Communion, a. m.
Morning Prayer and sermon 10:45
a. M.
George Clark, Vicar.
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ANNOUNCEMENT!

political advertisement authoriz-
ed and to he paid for by w. T..
Churchill, River Falls, wisconsin,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21

smith Cows Termiuai-ri.r t--Htrr fyo
ssru. President Mckinley.
Pier it-sir rhiioetstss.
Pier s-strs sants Inca, clsremonts
Pier Str Alaska.
Grand Trunk Pacific Terminal str
Admiral Watson.
Psrifi> Coast Coal nunssrs--u. 9. l. q
H~iftsure,
union Pacific Tsrulinsi---str Tait.n.
u. r. shipping Hoard Aoorinxs-s,
nearport naksrsfisld. City Of SPOKANE,
Yves, Ison, wee, uAmbo. west ksdsr,
West Csdron. Cuprum.
Atlantic STREET Tsrminai-str Margaret
Dollar.
kmg a wiuEs.-Ms Anvil.
Lander Street Tsrminal--str London Mor.
chant
Duthlss-Povsr rchr Ruby.
Ess, waterway Dock 4 Warehouse CO.
Ms cuiburrR. str Edward Lueksnhsoh
TODD Dry Docks--3,fa oruus. Patterson.
Hanna Nielsen.
Harbor Island Dock Warehouse Co.
tFishstsl--s,r Dorothy Alexander.
Drummopd fIEhtsrass cos--Str Ipswich.
Anss Terminal Co.--Ftrn Biyo Maru.
otssro.
west Seattle Training station-Eszis 81.
stimson'H Mili--s,r August.
winston Marine Railway Eagle Harhor)
--schrs MindsHao. Vancouver. Annie
NJ Campbell. Ella A., Meteor and Al.
umns, bargss coauitism City, Henry
Willard,
strssm--BRttlsshlp fleet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
KILLS HAY FEVER AND
ASTHMA GERMS

To prove that Asthma.Tabs will
absolutely rid you of Asthma and
Hay Fever, and that terrible sneez-
ing. wheeling and shortness OF
breath will send you regular
800 treatment OF my famous home
remedy absolutely FREE and post.
paid. No Obligation cost. This
wonderful prescription will remove
these troubles in a few days.
Mrs. c. ~ Lea, Hoborg. Mo,
says: MY daughter had light
attack tho third day but has not
had any since. May Gods bless.
ing rest on the dlsooyeror OF such
a boon 10 humanity"
Since this does not cost you any.
thing and does not obligatc you in
ANY way, simply send namc and
address for free treatment today.
and prove at my risk that YOU can
be rid OF asthma. X. n. Townlcy.
ASTHMA.TAB LABORATORIES
$50 Baker.Vawter Bldg, Kansas
City, Acknowledgement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
Vessels in Other Ports

! TACOMA. Aug. sb-Arrivsa str
I ChlgkAsar CITY from Seattle, 81 q m
Aus. it.-Atr raiksn from Ssurasiis, a.
/ ~ ,. M! str Eidorads from Essttls. a.
IL y. M q. n b. Kappahannara from
I Seattle At neon. Haiisf-AuI. ils-hiF
| m ar uriffrp Tor n. G.. 81 .. m. ar
| Nortisnd fof Hsatiis, - , M. str
Ernsst a. Meyer f5r Everett. ~ 8 ., m
l EVERETT. AuE =ArriYsd-At SIR
| Wilmington from san FRANCHISE vie Port
land, a, y, ma. str Gadfopsss from
seattle. a. p m, ctr irstssan MsFu
I from Seattle. a. . n, Ava sp.-atr
A. l.. ksnt from Seattle. - 70 a. m!
sir siansy ~ nauptman from hsstti.
/ Via AnseoFtsa. 81 a. m. sif Efnssi
a. NsYsr from Tacoma AZ a m,
/ VANCOUVER. Aug "a AfFiysf-atT
! y. u. kinEsisr from San Ffsnei,co. at
IN, AuE. ts.-ar u. w Banter ifem
seattle via hiaihss a. y m. sif honts'
tsilo from los Angeles a. 3 m. str
NBTth American from Costa His. az &
! ,, On. str Dorothy AisIAntsr RON Neat
tie Via Tacoma and Everest az q. m
Aaiisd-AuE ip.=-Bir CansdtaH tmpsrt.r
Tor HhaHEhsL at ~ ?. m, or ", W,
HaAtsF Ter los AnEsisf. 90 p NJ str
I Thardl. sof Ssr Yofh a. m ,if
I Dorothy Aisssndsr Tor seattle ~. nell
Z inE.hAu au1 Anscnftsn. a. . n.
VICTORIA. AuH % -Afrirsf-s'r
Canadian Volunteer from los ArEsl's a.
) f. m sfr Cauadisn Importer frpu NsHs
{ rourrf. 81 tgtg = m
poHr TOWNSEND. AuE. ;t-ra,s.a
tins str Edward t.ussnbaeh for hsst,i,
atfa m. AuE is.-Ms ApsE for Seattle
At iasa D. m ms Caihurrs for Seattle
a. $3.50 y m. str Wilmington for Ever
ct al ans p, IN.
RAYMOND. luE. ii.--Irrirse-
Daisy Frreuaaa fFum Haa frsneisco. at
& p. m. and sailed AgE, ~. for coluu-
| bla river, a. 1 =. IN.
ABERDEEN. AuE. - -Arrlr.i--A,r
Capt. A. y iusss fraui han rraneisco. At
A. m. ,,r Loeb Tay from Hss Fran
cisco via Eureka a. a, m AuE. Is
E,r Haftvood from San Diego via Los
Angeles. Fan Francisco ana nsyrnand. al
p. m. Haiisi. AUG. To- Str Trinidsa
Tor los Angeles. st ,, N.
ASTORIA. Aug - -Aalisd-E'r ks.
,rAinA Luck rnbseh FOR Hsai'is, AZ q.
~ Avg .is-=E,r Edward Lath.nhseh
for Seattle. a. p. m Arrivsd--Aur 10.
-s,f Julia LarAsntaea from Bssitis. az
?. N
SAN FRANCISCO. Avg 's-s,r
HARRY Lurksnhseh from S.u York. a.
a m: str steel Traveller from Ns-
Yors. at a. m, afr ps1is',own from
seattle. a. q. N. Aus i'.-Nr Ia
rsrtsitna from ssst,i. az ~ ssr
Ruth Alexander from Battle. a. .. nj
.tr Nontiesiio az p. m
LOS ASgELEs. Aus. i,.--ArrTsd--sir
r,,ns Lu.ksnsarh from seattle. ctr Sun.
oil from Seattle. sir k,n,urhiHn from
Hostun. Sailed. AuI. ii-Str C.nadisn
Rover fer Vancouver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
.INDUSTRIALS At
new HIGH
Bullish Trend Brings Fresh
Buying All Around
WALL STREET JOURNAL FIyAN-
GAL REVIEW

NEW YORK. Aug. 2i.-1ndustriai
stocks at Wednesday, close were in
new high ground for the year at tho
best levels reached since early 1920.
when the market was entering a
post war defistlon period. This
demonstration of the fundamentally
buliish character Of the current for
ward move brought fresh buying all
thru the list in the early dealings
and generally strong tone was
maintained.
Nickel Plate. which led tho pre-
ylouA days irreR,ilarity In the rail
group, recovered n point TO 1881
while steel and other industrial
leaders were IN brisk demand at
close to the best prices of tie pres-
ont advance.
OIL shares were steady in the face
Of further cuts in crude prices and
another increase in production in
the week ended August lG.
Opening prices: u. S. Steel, III y
up u General Electric. 2725s. up a, 7:
Texas Company, i1sn May Depart
ment. 30, up - Studcbakcr. 3St.
up T.; Kennecott, 47E. Off =. /:
southern Pacific. oGiA, up q. In
dustrial Alcohol. I6, up 4 New Yorl<
Central, I0os,. Off u Union Pacific,
l4b. off y Anaconda, 81. Off g ;
American Can. 1851: ST. Paul. 1s,
up a; Pan American T., 577s, off !. /:
Northern Pacific, G6s,. Off =: Anlcri-
can T. & r. 1881. Off Y. Southern
Hallway SoA. up y; White Motors.
6bh, up /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug. .s,--TorelEn ex-
change opened lover. Sterling. iL4sR;
francs. tppt1s4. lire, io.oiii: Belgium.
tp.otst: marks, .17o PER triiiion papcr
or one gold mark. Sweden. 1851. Nor
way, izti
The close waa lower: Btsrlirr, tltsn
francs. tp.otas. lire. ioettlA nclEiAn n,
fo.ntspS: marks, s.57o, w 1o.ooio Nor.
way. Iis.s'. Sweden. :s.tS. Denmark.
.iElz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
keep POSLAM
ON HAND FOR
BURNS, SCALDS

Accidents will happen, but tho
first touch OF poslam to a burn.
Hcald, cut or bruIse takes out tho
pain and starts the healing. A soc
box Of Postum In the house Will
save u lot OF suffering. At all
druggists, -Advertiscmcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
Denver Live Stock

CatiIe-Rec.ipts. $50. Market. steady.
Beef steers. $50 1850. cows and h.if-
ers. ;ies.sa; calves. ;sGs; stockers
and feeders. It6s.
Hogs-EecciptE. $50. STEADY. Top, tsTb;
bulk. ts.so6s.so
sheep Receipts. 800. Steady. Fat
lambs. iIsG 1855: feeder lambs, IIle
Ills. ewes. tta $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived AuE.sat 20 sir Glarrmont
from Fan Franrist1 via FoinT wells I.
str Admiral Wztsan fr1m Alaska, a. 3
a N ar Katrina iurAsnhaeh fran New
ORLEANS ia porte 81 sts ., % Htr
harEafst Dollar from Vancouver Via Ia.
ronla. a. tib ma August "a. af ptf
ssEu from Hiutol Hag a. ~ .. m. stf
hEnta Ines from Toe AuErlsa VIA hsn
Francisco. Ht use 3. msl Htr Ipissn from
Nswrartie via san Ffahrtsr8 and p1ria,
AZ .. m. slf Dorothy Alexander IRON
farana ~ SIS ,. nj slr Thomas r
Heal from Everett AZ $3.50 y. u-
ssilsd August st.=aiT jefferson for
Alaska, a. =. ma ctr Thos = nssi for
NEu York Via ports AZ $40 a. m.3 ctr
Nauhiahd fur san ffanrisCer August -,
Ne ApsH for Alaska STA Anaru1tss a.
10 . m.E or FsunsyiFanian Tor poston
sta ports. AZ y M air brpekdsls Tor
Tarons, At 1850 .. m. me- Toe Alanias
for los Angeles tia H. q pert 81 g,io
d. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
Her,
VEGETABLES
rriees rald NholssaIc Dealer,

Chs prices given are those mad. 10
retain dealers b. wholesalers. VITA |.
Few seasonal exceptions. prices 10 pro.
aHesrn can b figured By dsdue,inx ts.
cost Of transportation to a-atu. ard
approximately IS per cent for hauilns.
storage ard selling ee,,J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
cANApIaN nInELEss

scr hAyfhlho. Vancouver fer Arctic
Ocean. 10 miles vest Csps ~ james,
ST. hzkma, bound Ter Vancouver. 100
miles from Nietafia.
Str standard Service. ErrhiAan for
seattle go miles from Seattle.
air HsiiBu, Seattle for foLehams.
LIS miles from Seattle
Hir City ~ Vancouver, i7e3 mllss
nom Victoria. inbound
str Arabia MaFu. 1850 miles from
EstsFan4
Atf HAraAnEsf. bound Tor NAneaussr.
1889 miles from Eitsysn.
NYui Msfu. haund fof Gfays uaTbot.
100 miles from EstsyaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
San Francisco Produce

wednesday, Quotations
Bs;ter-EStrss, t5is. prime ffrEtE. iois /:
firxts, 90.
EErr-Exisss ssis; extra puii.ts. IS; IN.
dersiHed pullets. 3sL.
Cheese-cAllforniR flats. fancy. .oS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
Chicago Board Of Trade
Cash Wheat,

CHICAGO, Aur. ;a---cs.h whsat-So.
red. u.s.s ci.s5 No, J red. u.ai0
ia. No. hard. ii,fS 0i.;i. Nc. }
hard. ii.;feisS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
Portland Wheat

PORTLAND, Aus. .e.--whsat-Hard.
ti,sS. soft white. ;i.ss: western whit-.
ti.s5S; hard winter. ii.2s: aaSs;hcrn
spring. ii.s7. western red. ;fss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21

bflkHH HAFts-IIFs s.tFFsssss
hEcssrd ..s..s.s..sss-ss.ss.
Iurkeys-FsneY q. .. younE.... .ssc ~
Roo-ters-oid. live, per ib...... II
HoEs-Choies. light ........... .lsc ~
Citoies heavy. iEo-.aa lss..... ESQ ~
yeaI-Fancy tniIs. so.f.o ih... lac Is
HeaTr. medium quality. -. .0l q ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
BANK CLFARTNGs
Seattle
Liverpool Grain

Open HIEh Low Clos.
Oct. It'iisd lie "a los iiSd lis "a
Dee. lie lis Nd los IL I'd lila Nd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21

AUu "a
itrst lev Tide
40 a. m "a a.
tIrst liiEh tide
lo % a m as a.
>eoend teu Tide
90 B. m ga "a
Seeend iiiEh ITO.
. - p m ipl r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
Ship News
Tides IN Seattle
nItAi

FRIDAY
ATE. 81
Ttrst lev fias
asa a. m ~ g.
Itrst Mat ttas
a sAa - g.
ssoana isp Itas
4Gg b. co. 50 o.
second itiEh Tide
1er8 p m - n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid shippers
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid whole-ale Dealers
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid shippers

D5ras--Llvs. old. per ib...... rs
Young. 1924. 10. ...... IA
Broiiers-is7f. ID. .......-.... .23c -
tapons--Liys far. per lh....... 40
Fancy. q. p ..-.........ss.. III
Hsns-Llys. lbs and up. .s3S "a
Medium. live. to 4 ibs-.. rs
Light. live. 10 u lbs-..... IL
csese-Livs ...-.............. .1to rs
Fancy. dressed ...-..-. 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
Weather Bureau Report

TArous luELANp Aug, st-a .. m.
barometer Ialiing slowly. CLOUDY wind
wrat. tau mIlfa an h8ur
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
e The Rival Enters

Dear Miss Lee: 1. I am a girl in the
teens. | dearly love a boy of Is. i rave
been keeping steady company with him
for some time. I have a girl friend who
seems TO care a great deal for him and Is
crazy to 90 with aim don't Ike the
way she does. nor does he care for her
company. She wants me TO take a picture
of him and give II to her. But he told
her he did not want her to have his pic
ture Neither do +.
When we 20 riding in this boys car.
abe gets angry because she cannot sit in
she anuot sit with him she Is going 10
quit going with US. Please give me your
best advice.
2. Would you quit taking her along:
2. How often q week should a girl have
a date with a bow. ALICE NAY.
l and .. What an uninteresting
rival,-one who has not a ghost OF
a chance. I don't know why you
should btoher about her; she kills
her own chances. II she's going to
stop going riding with you anyway
because she cannot have her own
way, that's another thing you need
not worry about.
While we're on the subject, you
might take a hint from her and see
that men do not like girls who throw
themselves at the mems heads. And
it's hardly worth while to fight over
the affections OF a boy IS years old.
3. Depends on the girls age.
whether she is going 10 school or
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
laundering Through

Dear Miss Lee: I have a friend who is
as close as a brother to me, We are in
love with the same woman. We never
speak of this girl, yet / know that we
are both thinking the same thing. / love
this girl and also love this boy. I am
a frai that my pal and ! are being drawn
farther and farther apart. What can I
do to keep this terrible thing from hap
pening2 j. Z. X.
You are laundering because you
are afraid of frankness.
Go to your friend. Say to him:
Il love NJ, and I believe you love
her. I don't know which Of us she
loves, if either.
Il don't intend to give her up
unless 1 am convinced she loves
another. I would abandon my suit
then, because I place her happiness
above mine.
Il presume you feel the same way.
you are my dearest friend. Be
cause Of this thing that we have
hidden, we are drifting apart.
we cannot help it that destiny
has made us rivals in love. But
that should not endanger our friend.
ship. We shall fight for our low
squarely. Let us not lose our friend
ship because of it,"