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The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06

Paris. - The French-Jewish actor,
Dcma1, died October 2S, at the age of
30. DemaN, who dominated the French
stage for quarter of n century, wns
born at Jassy, Roumania. For many
years he played with Sara Bcrnhardt.
Tho French press deyotcs much
sr.cc to the obituary notices of De
max and declares that his death is II
tremendous loss to the French stage.
we have lost a great actor" they say.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06
RECEPTION TO BE HELD AT
SHELTERING HOME FOR
BAR MITZVAH OF SAM
BERMAN - EVERYBODY
WELCOME

Saturday, November s. 1924, San
Berman, one of the boys of the Denver
Sheltering Home, will be Bar Mitzvah
at the Beth Israel Home Synagog. The
board of directors Of the Shelterine
Home take this opportunity TO thank
the officers and directors of the Beth
Israel Home and Hospital for the gen
uine spirit of cooperation and the
many kindly acts shown toward our
home.
On Sunday, November ., 1924, a re-
ccption will he held at the home, 10Th
and Julian, from . to . p. m. All are
welcome. BE sure to come and bring
your frlerfls.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06
THE BETH HA MEDROSH HA.
GODOL SYNAGOGUE NOTES
Tho Late Friday Evening Service

The Late Friday Evening Service
evening, November Z, ut 7:i5. Cantor
g. Kwartln will read the service. An
augmented choir, under the leadership
of Mr.. Llppc Feingold, will participate
in the service. Rabbi c. ii. Kauyar's
lecture theme is: "Young Judca-An
/ Armistice Plea"
Ex-service men are invited to the
, Synagogue service. After services n
reception will he held by the syna-
gogue Ladies'.
ON Saturday morning Rabbi Kauvar
will speak on ''The Land We DO Not
See"
Post Graduate Club
The opening meeting of the Post
Graduate club will be held Sunday
morning mt ten o'clock in the Syna-
gogue Chapel under the leadership of
Mrs Simon ]. Heller.
Religious School Teaciers' Meeting
The regular meeting of the month
of the teachers of the Synagogue
School will he held Tuesday evening.
Schools
The Synagogue Religious School
holds its classes regularly ON Sunday
morning.
The Synagogue High School Depart
ment, under the leadership of Miss
Minnie Willcns, will meet Sunday
morning. November .
The daily Hebrew School is regis
tering pupils for the Winter Term.
Glasses are held daily front 3 to G.
Services
Services are held daily at the Syna-
gog,lc, 10th avenue and Gaylord street,
at Gas every morning and ut six every
evening. Friday evening services are
held ut sunset and Saturday morning
services at . o'clock. Mothers are
urged to bring their children to the
Synagogue. This week there will be
the Late Friday Evening Service with
lecture at 40.
Events of the Synagogue
Judge Ben Il. Lindsey gave n delight
ful talk to the children of the School
on Sunday morning November ., on
Justice" He held the children spell
bound.
A successful meeting of the Alumni
was held Sunday night at the Syna'
gogue.
Synagogue Bible Glass: Rabbi c. II
Kauvar will lead the Synagogue Bible
Glass on Monday afternoon, Novem'
her II, at two o'clock.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06
SHAWL DONATED TO
BETH ISRAEL HOSPITAL

The Ladies' Aid to Beth Israel hos
pital gratefully acknowledge the
beautiful shawl so generously contrib
utcd by AIR. William Gilner, 1542
Grove street.
A very substantial amount Of money
was realized through the sale of the
shawl. which will greatly add to the
comfort of the old folks at the home.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUAL

Rev. Dr. Robert lIopkin will occupy
DR. W =. Frlcdman's pulpit Friday
night aud will speak on Is the Broth
erhood Of Man an Empty Dream p
Services begin at 7;ij o'clock. All are
welcome.
Sabbath morning services viii be
held at 10: 30 O'Clock. Rabbi Fried.
man viii preach ON Little Things
Junior Congregation
The Junior Congregation will meet
sunday morning at 1880 o'clock. Mr.
Herman Strauss will speak. All young
folks are welcome.
The Bible Class
The Bible Glass will meet Saturday
afternoon, November &, at 9 30 o'clock,
In the assembly hall Of the Temple
Mrs. Henry Schwartz, Jr., will speak
ON "Tie Awakening Of the Jew ia
Judaism" DIR. W. s. Friedman will
discuss, "What's Going on in the
World"
The SisterhOOd
The Sisterhood will hold It's next
meeting In the assembly hall Of the
Temple, Monday afternoon, November
10, at 2 80 O'Clock. Father William
o'Ryan, who has just returned from
an extended trip abroad will speak on
Conditions in Europe"
The SisterhOOtl Annual Dance and
Social
The Sisterhood will hold Its annual
dance and social Wednesday evening,
November II, in the assembly hall, lib
rary and lounge rooms Of the Temple.
An excellent orchestra has been en-
gagged and delightful evening is as.
sured.
Reception After the Services
A reception will be held Friday eve
ming, November II, after the services,
in the library and lounge rooms Of the
Temple. All are heartily welcome.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06
Hebrew School

The Hebrew School OF the Beth
Joseph IL conducted by Mr. lsraelltc,
Every Saturday afternoon Rev. Lie.
herman Will instruct the members Of
the congregation In Mikrod.
Sunday School
The Sunday School OF Beth Joseph
will begin Sunday, october 4, at 10
O'Clock.
Bible Class Study
A Bible Glass study has been formed
to study modern Jewish subjects. All
young folks welcome
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06
ENGLISH JEW LEAVES 100000 FOR
HEBREW UNIVERSITY

London-f1O,O0O for the purpose Of
establishing scholarship in the He
brew University in Palestine was left
by Jacob Cohen, who died at Southport.
England This is the first scholarship
TO be endowed in the Hebrew Uni
versity.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06
ZERA ISRAEL SYNAGOG

Services are conducted daily. Morn
Ing services at 6:15 a. N. Eveninl
services ut sunset. On saturdays
morning services are held at . Il. m.
aud evening services at y. m
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06
SHEARITH ISRAEL

Shenrlth Israel, corner Tenth aud
Lawrence streets, services are held
every morning at $3.50, Friday eve
ming at sundown.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06
Hebrew School

The Hebrew school is making rapid
progress. In one weeks time the at
tendance has nearly doubled. As soon
as the two classes are filed another
teacher will be added.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06
Religious School

This school is in session every Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock. Children
from the ages of q to IL are receiving
religious training without any
charge
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06
Events of the Synagogue
OHEB ZADEk CONGREGA-
TION.

Friday evening services begin at I "A
and Saturday morning services at .
D'clorl
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06
BETH JOSEPH

Beth Joseph Synagogue, 9th and
Curtis streets, daily services 6 ;l5 IL. m,
and at sunset Friday evening.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06
HOLY BROTHERHOOD
(Sg'Tr17.1)

Members Of the Chebra Kadisiia Of the
Il. Nj. II. Congregation wish to an
nounce if anyone desires their services,
they call on Mr.. l.. Wandel. Pres. Tele-
phones York 266l-J, and Main $40. TT.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06
You kN0W IN ADVANCE

Dodge Brothers Dealers realize that
cars good performance is no longer
the sole basis of an owners good will.
tits equally essential that dealers give
good service.
Because of this, they employ the Flat
Rate Service System, which insures
accurate work at a fair, predetermined
price.
When you leave your car with a
Dodge Brothers Dealer for service
you know just what work will be
done, when it will be finished and
what it will cost. There are no un-
pleasant surprises in your bill.
You know in advance.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-06
Reception After the Services

A reception will be held Friday eve
ming, November ii, after the services,
in the library and lounge rooms Of the
Temple. All are heartily welcome.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-02
We're Just Two
Years Old And

We're going to make this a genuine Birthday party-Only in
stead of the guests bringing the presents, we will give the
guests the presents, in the form of Birthday Bargains. Here
is the sale unique in the history of this store, and it is going
to be an eye-Opener-we've done everything we know how
fessiOnal bargain hunter from miles around to come. We
want to be put TO the test.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
New Corporations

Hasrhmuut ApaumfBta Toe b. %.
Broad. rim er9urta ~ stsrH Hrait'f
~ eos
Habrr A. u. Baker. o. D. is0Han
so ,ratr seattle $4,000
uuiaprH Hepmf Coop a. o. rrsit D.
a puaean. > b Huston 90 }saf'. Be-
stus uoatpp
wonder Banal asits corporation. ffats
fIr Sc 900 incorporation E. 49, huI
lt ~ WrrHu HpB % e. uiHEHHm- 20
do general manufacturers Hul ui.
.tubHuua purineaa be- 40 &c hfaH.hts
Ha5.es- coal NiniaE Coz lifHipg DO.
geo incorporation ~ H Wirfe August
fufranso John Plano i'fuEsfto Hafri.
John y usuifls1n sua iiobf b Abel
You putsit Co.. Iarnms. . 600 iH.
r1rp8f at1Ts. o. u tafiFl'u aud John D.
ninus 70 urn. huF sell itirs, ffHt
ana ln every other ieEai waF % deal
FtrrT description
HUME iiou Auto % aposa"s =. oea.
Incorporation Is. y Roth. q. D Hunt
aHd . y. Hume
radnc chair CO.. fsatiir. Amend
usnl tnrrsssluE ospiiai stock from 70. q
900 % $4,000
Triangle OF 40. Seattle. il6p.too.
Amendment changing meme 20 olympic
rstfhirum corporation,
Columbia waller Product 60 ksnns.
wick, $500
Automatic Coal Burner Go Wyiis
Wsmpbiu. % a Tullogk. J, q lee, 90
ears. seattle, tln.oep,
nlimora nslicatssssn ana Cafe sadie
l'NsiI. g. D. Maiaaui . II ki9dfft 70
fsArs a. 600. seattle,
Van waters a HoEtrs Inc. Geo. Van
Watsrs 81 ). naHsfs. q, .. Wtttutki 20
srars Hrhtus t1a ope
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
Building Permits

~ p,,kpvsd. lsol Jsss,aa. store aaal.
tt-n. 5ie.. tseR
NJ Whafsy. ttet penaneFe ave, real
agata alditi0n. Use
Rsst, cate, gls n1yist0ns frtms real.
I.se, taits, iis sellsgep, fsms rssi.
D. Ia Ea - name stsrs tseee.
Nsttis seam lbst tfNh ass n atrsz.
rlsn frsfIenFal 2 zee
4 Nj. Eaiass gsis rVint risss, frame
rsaideuge f1tea.
%. collins ,sls wosiiavu. frame rest
ls6a Ssli'as ,sis ,vosdissa. nsms real.
jssa tsa'ss ass woa1Iavn. f,sms resi-,
atncc. 81 see
5rbn c1llaH tstd Wpediawu. frame resi-
atnts. 80 see
a. n. Gs,rsan. en- ". Bostsn. trans
residence. ttteo.
rrsse, -l'stsrseu. laia sseond ave- bal
cany stdf5eu Hiefe
a. Il. Kasuursaa. Ffss Eath ave. 81 W
tfame restlVuca, ts.aea
.. rhomrsaa eg a. stit stgand ave
nams rcsiirnce t1tf8
spreatrfa gffg sgua ave r. w
fFams Residence. g. see
Ois Rtaruuad. s23 n. END a., fram,
Fssidsaer s. zee,
ois Riarnaaa. SEQ y, ssnd 81, fram'
residence. g. Gee
rntfrrrisr Building Co. s1ia itfth ave
mHl garaKs 81 zee
u sullivan sfst tGud ave. a W
frsms rezidrnrr 81 see
pick GsadsF. ssht iEth \, w fraW'
residence. tleeh
q ~ AudrseH fteA San ave. fram'
rssidenee. fAehe
Priest. Ttte geth ave n W. frami
residences. tieah
D. }. Davidson ssif Ftfth ave, ~. ~
taininE wan ifah
ThampHon a CastlrtoH CO. 1855 tirs
ave -. balcony tfoe
Seattle NAtatorium. Ee4g Second ave
aitrratleu raot iato.
Hciiywoed Tavern, sts NaiysrsitF. al
trfatian restaurant zee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
Vessels in Other Ports

=. ICON Arrived. sept 20. str
-fHittt from hshttlt a. 4 p M Orts
Lhir Lancaster from HtattIs a.
~ ~ Ahnuhai from HsliiuEham. a.
us hhlsd, Hspt s1=str MukHt.o
- le'a angeles. a. p. M. stt Iydia
~ Nsw York. a. D a.: rtr Horui for
Hfilanhla Via Seattle al ] p. m.
FoBtA=A Arrived, Hent a a.,
irssidtni Madison from Manila a. SO
2 pa Oct str Canadian pn,,,.,
.fpia bau FfHnfiseo, at - M a.
shltao IRON Arctic ocean with crew
10y kindsrsisy A. quarantine.
HtaAiibpH patient sntirsiy recovered tvtti
tamlrair nud BE- released ts,nor,ov 49,,
saHsa sept sg.-str Martha fsus,.j 3,
tsF seattle. ~ ., MI str p,,,ids,,
1Aaispn Tor hssftir. a. $50 -
.asadisn Scottish FOR vancouver. Al 10
VANCOUVER Arrived. NJ, an
"HaAiHi- Scottish from Victoria. 81 2
n' Kept 20 --Etr Etna wstu y,,,,
81 q pnrH. a. 4 = m.s 81 u,igtii, ~
Jar Tor BeAttls. ~ p m, Rsitss ~,
a'-htf y y kingsley for San y,sr-
,iffe ~ " p. -n- stf Moutfbslio FOR los
Angeles via Port AuHsfra Al - -
~ Aries Nhru for Seattle A. = r,
80 Admiral Rodmhn FOR Seattle. at Z
PORT TowNFrsp- r..,.d Z, g.,
I n
$50 o M
ptNgENERa Passed IN. R.p, 70
htr " Hanna Tor Point Wells
AthhpEEN=-Arr ivsd. Sept so-g,r
hruiln MEru from vaueoupsr 4, y
in-t 80 Catherine O. Sudden rom Los
Anrslsf az m. ttf RYDER HAnify
from 10 AnHsiss Al 10 m.
AHFohiA Sailed. Oct Ms ust.sa
Tor NAloatai'sa. ~ s y WI, Al Lax cian.
y Tor heattit AZ a. N. Arrived. Fspt
20 fio3 sisan NAru ffom Kobe Sfa
ten tthnetscn anf Los Anrsisn.
San fftANc1HCu-ArFtg o.,
- Lewis tuekrnbarh from Boston sent
se-Hir Hpth Alexander from seattle
sailed. Sept 30 --Etr ". ". nastsr n,
hHgln hsrhor str city Of Norwich ~,
london. sir WIN. a. McEsnusy tar psi.
timate. ctr Admiral Farraaut for po,t
iard' sir Emma Alexander for Esatti.
Los NNGELE9-Arrived, sept. 10
sif Mexican from norton. ar Admiral
Dewey from seattle. str J. A, Noffst,
from Seattle afr Robin ooodfsiiog rom
baltimore, stF Orleans from New YcrF
sailed. Rspt. 20 str Admiral Dewey Tor
l.enitle str f.ishra Tor Seattle. ar Yihifs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

Mr.. James II. Allen. Of &c Forbes
81. Rochester. y. r.. suffered for
years with rheumatism. Many
times this terrible disease left him
helpless and unable 20 work.
He finally decided. after years
Of eeaseIess study. that no one can
Be free from rheumatism until the
accumulated impurities, commonly
called uric acid deposits. were dis.
solved in the joints and muscles
and expelled from the body.
With this idea In mind he con.
suited. physicians. made experiments
and finally compounded prcscrip-
ton that quickly and completely
banished every sign and symptom
Of rheumatism from his system. He
freely gave his discovery. which he
called Allenrhu. 70 others who took
Il. with what might be called mar.
vslous success After years Of
urging he decided 20 let sufferers
everywhere know about his dlscov.
cry through the newspapers.
The blessed relief this marvellous
prescription quickly gives has made
for II thousands Of friends" say
druggists. All druggists have been
appointed my agents in your city.
Il Is Mr. Aliens own discovery -
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
FRISCO PFD. IN
SUDDEN Squirt
Dividend Payments Restored
and Stock Jumps 6 IL
WALL sTnIsEr JOURNAL FINAN-
IfAIs REVIEW

NEW YORK. oct Speculative
attention WAS focused az the opening
on initial transactions in Friuen pre-
frrred. ON which dividend payments
were restored after the previous
close AZ 81 annual basis. Respond
lng 20 this step thr stock fpurlrd 90
44at. an overnight gain ~ bis
This display % atffuEth Htimu
lated The whole market and price,
reached Eruerhllt higher levels
thruom the Hat Baldwin was an
outstanding feature az tie indus
trials, squirting IA 90 teiit
Opening prices Included o. g.
Steel, l0aA up = Southern Pacific.
AA. off = Cast Iron fiPe. il6h
up = i.ehiEh Valley taias Can,
ia2ft or ~ baldwin l2t. up ~
Missouri Pacific. 30. up = CuHdfn.
stA, up y Atehihon. 1914. an = :
Reading. eifs OF = snciair, 49,,
or ~ American Wooden. hTA 40
= Corn Products. SEES, up = Mar
land. 80, up =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
GRAIN FUTURES
SHARPLY UP

CHICAGO. Oct 1 Grain futures
closed nhArply hiEh6r nHtr leading
in the strength and EoinE into new
nlEh ground Un the rrop
Wheat closed sharply higher l-hr
port business was confined O. alpH
and was purchased iu small scat
tered quantities hrErrEHnng teN,NVV
bushels Importers wanted ftr anh
bought freely of offerings. causing
sharp upturn in that grain,
Corn was cfratir The market rhl-
lied with wheat then dipped sharply
toward She realizing sales
Active speculative buying sent
oats 10 a news hiss on the crop
Provisions were easlsrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
Cheer Up
Sufferers From Joint
MuSc't and Backache Pains

A stiff swollen. tender joiut. an nch-
Ing back or an iuflamed muscle, GER
thinly can hurt 20 beat tho band. but
there il no use being down.hemted
and upset about H. Don't let yourself
give up IN despair. because no matter
how bad you fool. or how much you
may be suffering. u il perfectly sim-
pie 10 set relief when you use the
right remedy
A lot of people who were worse or
than you are. have said goodbye TO
aii these pains ana troubles since
iiuhlrr OH the new German remedy.
WAS brought 90 this country You
can get . bottle yourself AT any drug
store and before you 90 90 bed to-
nlEht Just rub n little FlEht on the
painful Joint. muscle or aching back
you VIII get quick relief from pain
and a good nights rest. because
Uuhlsr OIL penttratra right In and
stons the pain often with the very
first application Fsid BY nAfteii
pruE Co. seattle Drug Co. Swift
Drug Co advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
Arrivals and Departures

Arrihfd Nt ste Robert t.HrEfn-
hafh from HpEInH via ports a. % o. m
~ Dorothy Alexander from Everett az
Alb m. ttr capt a. D. Lucas from
Zen ffahtlt.n hi m. stf Admiral
h'an1 from AissLat at Ig Do g. m, Osf. D.
- hhHukAi from Hob1iulu vie po1ts az
~ 80 o. mi Hfr West hIsaua from Huu
trhHeirr1 via Portland. Ht Lr8 g. lH
HfF steel brlfuiizf from Tacoma. 81 la
3 m 30 Alaska from TaeomH. a. 1910
D co.
sailed Oct Etr steel Scientist for
"fH York sIa porte. ~ 90 o.. m. ott n
nir Panama. for Boston via parts ni
ets o. m me ttaibaa FOR christisnia
gih porte 90 $50 D. ms str LILLIAN
iHFEtnba9b fDf uaftnH sIa porte ~ 10
@ ~ ~ hukilts0 for is6s AnEsIss. %
go .. m. or HauIsy for New York gia
porte. Hi D. Co.. IT, DaTothy Aistandsi
ief Everett. at go o. m.. or Africa
lhlu fnr rae1ma. Ht H-ls =. 3D.. 90 m
y Hsnna ipr Richmond. at . .. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

tired out In the evening. and great many
were weak. nervous and run down, One
had pains In the back and thought he had
kidney trouble. Another had pains around
the heart, palpitations and dizziness, and
was sure he was suffering from heart
disease. Still others had severe headaches,
floating spots before the eyes, tender spots
along the spine and a great variety ofalarm-
ing symptoms.
/ For Year, ] made q special study OF this
condition, consulting great number OF
physicians and chemista An immense num-
Der Of investigations by physicians all over
the country showed that three people out OF
every four you meet lack l00s iron In their
blood. Lack Of iron In the blood Ia the great
est OF all devitalizing weaknesseA. ltis the
iron in your blood that enables you TO get
the nourshmentout Of your food. Without
iron, nothing you eat does you any good.
Your heart, lungs and kidneys and all your
vital organs get their nourishment from
the blood stream. and when the blood lnekn
iron and Ia thin, pale and watery. you may
suffer from the symptoms Of a great num-
Der Of diseases when the real and true
cause Of all your trouble Ia a lack OF iron
In the blood.
! In the old days people often took me-
tallie iron. which some physicians claim ia
not absorbed at all. In compromising this
NOTE Tho above company IL known 10 b.
NuIated Iron are sold annually, and II has
/ v. 3. Senator'S, Members Of Congress. Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
Portland Live Stock

Nsdnradara luotal"ns
Cattle Receipts. iis Tens o. MARKET,
STEADY atFsfa medium. ttgbGf.tei
common. ttGauag1i hsifsrs medium
and rnmm6n. I1.tnUAto. eoWa msdl.
un and common. iad9.1sI eHansfs and
futtrfa. 81 sAut bulls. tanners and to'
tBHnas tlTtuAGos calvts medium
ana rhalcs. tso ibs dpvu. 81 see ieto.
40 30 go lbs. tdteuf.i 20 lba- W.
iaaHha
ueEs Receipts. ~. Tone Of market.
~ SEQ ibs, tbhe9ieto. 100 20 40
~ sButa. $50 lbs 70. ttsig iei
parklug. smooth heavy, tJt9gt. pack
ing rough heavy. iBftriip siauEh'
tsv piRr iT.s0ug. fssdtfs ard stock
srs tTBttA
sheen Receipts none Tens - marhsi.
stesHY. fAnbs hsavYwsiHhts. medium
ard rhaies. itute. cuils and eommens
al wsiahts ttE9ut ssthsrs, iigt'
ewes c3mman % rhoies. NHAtp'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
WHEN STOMACH
GAS SM0THERS YOUI
Iake "a alrnann,.
lake Baalmann's Gas Tablets

ors 81 tis most haFrovins experience,
pesisle % describe "a that svful smother.
70 ,snsatio.. casrsd By gas pressure AROUND
ms n.sft sreh al attack mar BE- accom-.
psslsa ~ choking and gswxing. extrern.
eUroasrsis, hsssi pslpita,ion. sharp psin,.
sish blood pressure o. various other forms
Of .'snaes distress
You can easily avoid these Hfnothsrins
spells and their evil effects on Tire system
u you VIII take Baaimsun's GsE-Tabists
before and after meals There will be no
mofs gas pressure around heart or lungs;
no shsrtness Of breath. no pAipstatioH. no
boating no discomfort. You vii eat
better. sleep better and feel better. Results
from The first dose will really anazs
you. Get the genuine IN the yellow
PACKAGE. Price 81. For sale In Seattle BY
saftsli Drug Company and other good
druggists !. Basimann. Chemist, IAN
rVanetEea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
Canadian Wireless

hfF anahisH Farmer. hound for Vie.
iaf.a. pa miles from victoria
~ ahsalHH Volunteer, ocean Fniis for
Astoria 30 miles from Astoria.
rir hfu6h NaFu. bound FOR Portland
POO miles from Estsfan
sir EmFfrHa of Asia. Victoria for
fehahAhs, ss1t miles nom Victoria.
~ hosien hnru. K0bo for PortIsnd.
1900 miles from EatssAn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
SUPPL les CUT
PRICE S HERE
vegetables Down; Special
ties RI ade Slow

Heavier supp les ~ bunch vses-
'aeiea showed split quotations,
wholesale. owe wsdnsssnv and
starting rhursd ay aud shaded bs
prices on such articles a. beet.
parsley aad pepIers
FamrEranatss sp.rintty ar,
shading down i t8b6 foT haif AZ
orange box. and speciality Ernpea nrs
hee hnR slow demand. A. IL usual
WIZ All uutsof season and unusual
articles on the Esattie matt
other ilatiuEa frnHInrd afaaay
and unchanged Thursday. Vsith :
splitup on the top rradrs ~ rprs
MhnlesAle
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Denver Live Stock

Cattle Receipts. $500 steady STEERS
EaaG eaWs ard hsifsfs. is.Ttnt9sf
psltss t4uTta. feeders and stocssrs
tagf bulls fsUaT6
Ttae. Receipts 100. Market steady 70
wsak TOP. ftasb. bulk. ue.stuip
plas. ttte8tt0,
sheep Receipts itteb Market 10
hishsr rat iarhs iii.ff6t1sti FEED
~ lamb. 81 tooitit. ewes tfutte
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Foreign Exchange

NFW fUWN- OF I-@-F1TeIEU 90
change closed higher Sterling demand,
tAs6A up ~ francs t0eAsaA up
10 oe6ii lire iootat. up ioa0oRts nsl-
sium. 80 otfs. pp fao9aoki holland.
ttet, up tooi3 Russia. tlti Shanghai
ITHAE NokohAinA. af
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Omaha Live Stock

ArAnFHdaFH HuaiHtiDna
Cattle Receipt 1896. Tone of arrEsf
rfaIE hsafliHEa 600 sHHJIEs. Hrerr.
iib lHHll 90. IuHH aH1 HtIfsfa ft a8H
lH Ftgrtfru and feeder d. .gaE 30.
sfltfa ifHlt tHln sH1 siaEa SEQ
500
HaEs Receipts 1890 Tone ~ market.
steady uHis. tf01l0It Tor. 1000
-hrFp Receipts 1900 Tone 8f u1r.
Frl leufas higher NrHriirFs t1g1os
vffHrrs $50 t9 iamta. tli s68Is 6g
frfs. tlssaFgl
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LIy r STOCK
oastations a Unisn stoekyard.
VEG ErABfEs
Price. raid Wholesale Dealer.

Crh. price. a. zen ar. tho.s MAD. to
retail dealers b wholesalers wkh ~
fsw seasonal sts spitaas. prices 10 prA
darsra can ~ Injured ~ dsduetinK tA.
cost Of tranHpSrtation 20 Seattle aHl
approximately 10 per cent sor hAsilng.
storage and ssilitE cost
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Portland Produce

PORTLAND oct i,-rauitry market
1--we. selling prices. heavy hens. faqsla
ilEht hsus itAHtts tHoiiefs. iisht SEQ
fl hfoilsrs hsasy. 31u1i. Young ducks
white. seQfi.
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II want you 70 understhnd that I'm
not two faced"
Certainly not dear n sou had
1870. you certainly wouldn't wear tHat
one. Am Legion Weekly.
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FATAL 10 nAnN

"Baby's SGT her mama's complex
on"
Nurse. are you letting that child
play with those pAints3"- Answers
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