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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
Rupture Kills
5000 Annually

Eight thousand persons each year are
laid away--the burial certificate being
marked "Rupturs." Why7 Because the
unfortunate ones had neglected them
selves or had been merely taking care Of
the sign fswelllng) Of this affiction and
paying no attention 10 the cause. What
are you doing2 Are you neElectlnR your
SER by wearing truss, appliance or
whatever name you choose 10 call IT.
~ best. tho truss Is only n maksshlft--
falfe prop against n coilapsinK wall
ard cannot he expected TO act as more
than more mechanical support. The
binding pressure retards blood circuia-
ton. thus robblng the weakened muscles
OF that which they need most-nogrish
ment
But science has found n way, and sii
truss sufferers IN the land are invited to
mako FREE test right IN the privacy
or their own homes The PLAPAO
method n unauestionAblY the most sci
ertific, logical and successful seif-treat.
meut Tor rupture the world has ever
known.
The PLApAo PAD when adherlns
closely 70 the body cannot possibly sllp
or shift out u place. therefore e4nnot
chafe or piuch. Soft a. velvet easy 20
apply comparatively ine1penslee. 10 be-
, used whilst you work and whilst sou
sleep. 40 straps. buckles or springs at
iaciod
Learn how 10 close the hernIaI open
inz AZ nature Intended 30 the rupture
/ CAN'T come down Send your name TO-
I day TO PLAPAO Co. III Stuart Bidg.
~ Louis, 80, for FREE trial Plspas
and Instructive Internationally T.. L.
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
THREE GIRLS
DIE IN FIRE

WINNIPEG. Feb. i3.-Caught In
blast OF flame when one OF them
attempted to start fro in the
kitchen range with coal oil. three
daughters OF Karl Rilseidler, farm.
er. were burned 20 death and five
other children seriously burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
Army Planes Will
Destroy Ice Jams

WASHINGTON. Feb. 13.-secre-
tsry OF War Weeks today Instructed
Major General Patrick. chief OF the
army air service. to use army planes
from Fort Riley. Kansas. in bombing
leo jams on the Plato river. Ne.
braska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13

Doesn't hurt ono BIZ Drop n little
"Froezone" on an aching corn. IN.
siantiy that corn stops hurting. then
shortly you lift Il right Off with fin.
gers.
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle Of
"Freezone" for few cents. sufficient
TO remove every hnrd corn. soft corn.
or corn between tho toes. and the
foot oalluses. without soreness or
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
COLDS
"Pape's Cold Compound"
Breaks a Cold Right Up

Take two tablets every three
hours until three doses are taken.
The first dose always gives relief.
The second and third doses COM
pletely break up the cold. Pleasant
and safe TO take. Contains no qui.
nine or opiates. Millions use
"Pape's Cold Compound" Price.
thirty-five cents. Druggists guar.
antee Acknowledgement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
at $7.85

This group comprises Sill and s12
values
Beautifully made and daintily-fin-
ished Slippers in satin, suede, kid
and patent, in a pleasing range of
fancy strap effects. Turned soles
and Spanish heels. The very best in
dainty footwear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
Quick Action CIose-Out of All These
Fashionable Novelty Shoes Starts
THURSDAYS A. M.
at $2.85

A group Of Smart Novelties in brok-
en- lots, made TO sell for $500 TO $3.50
Patent Strap Slippers, Black Kid
Strap Slippers, Brown Calf 0xfords
and two-tone combinations.
Not all sizes in all styles. Early
buyers will have best chance to be
fitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
Harmless Laxative for the
Liver and Bowels

Feel flnel No gripping or lnconven.
lence follows n gentle liver and
bowel cleaning with "Cascarets."
Sick Headache. Billousness, Gases.
Indigestion. and all such distress
gone by morning. For Men. Women
and children-ioc boxes. also 25c and
soc sizes. any drug store.--Advortiss
mont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13

II you value your watch. let q
matchmaker repair II. Next Liberty
rheatcr.-Js advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13

Yves. and tho worst OF It Is the
dealer said II would last for years.
ladies' Homo Journal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
at $685.

When the season opens these should
sell for Sc to 81
Attractive Beige Oxfords and
Pumps, Gray Strap Slippers with
patent trim and low heels; Patent
Strap Slippers. Kid Strap Slippers
and Calf and Kid 0xfords, in brown
and black.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
at $4.85

A group that should be priced from
81 TO IS
Fashionable Satin Slippers with
low heels; satins with fancy straps
and Spanish heels; fancy black kid
novelties, Patent Pumps with mill
tary heels, and log cabin and Man
dalay brown Pumps and Oxfords.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
Tree Reveals Mystery Initials

How Letters M K Fin Came to BE Carved in Heart Of Ma
drona Has Puzzled Many Persons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
TuBERCOL OsIs. RHEUMATISM. PRIVATE DISEASES. EIr

treated
d,ss. condition fly and viii
~ co
AdVcrtl.e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13

CAN'T GET RID OF 1T
''Go.good heavens. Alfred. this sec
ond-hand car Is awfulr'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
at $685.

THIS group Should have 50 and $40
marks
Suedes, patents, satins and kids in
fancy gore patterns, cross-strap eff
feqts, dainty front-strap styles, Span
ish, French and Cuban heels. Also
some smart Log Cabin 0xfords with
pretty inlays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Vessels in Port at Seattle

| Smith Cove Torminai--plcr 4i-gtfg
] shIdzuoka Maru. President MadlBon.
I Pier fO-strH EonEoBan MRru. HokkoH
] Maru
Bell street TermInal-U. 3. s., Heather
| HHldH.
Pier ~ s., =. Boxer.
| Pier f=Htr Barbara g.
| Pier 2-BtrH Victoria. Alameda.
Pier D-strs H. r. Alexander, ms Adml.
raj schlsy
u. s. Shipping Board MoorInga-str Cup.
rum.
Connecticut aCtrret Torminnl-strn Ma
beaa, U. =. s. Surveyor, Tanaua,
Associated on Co.-str Kcwance.
Seattle Flour Mlls-atr London Merchant
Stacy Street Tnrmlnni=str FtorIdIan.
Lander Street Tcrmlnal-Btr Now Brit
ain
Hepford Street TermInal-sr Mclgen
MAru
Duthlos-str Went Gnlcra.
spokane ~ Tofminnl-str Moordyk.
East waterway Dock a Warehouse CO.
Btr Horace Luckonbnch
Todd Dry Dooks=BnrRo Fails Of CLYDE.
ms Patterson, HtrB Admiral Watson,
West iiimrOd, o. 8, a. unnlgn
Drummond LlRhtoTHRr Co-slr Eagle.
Neiiloton'H Mlll-Htr iIokkal Mnru
West Hcntile Training Station Eaglo 81
silmH9n,H MN tBollnrdJ Str J. O. Kirk.
patrick.
WlHHlow Marine Railway Eagle Itnrbor)
HehfH Vancouver. Ella A. Alumni,
httn cunqurrOr, bnrEca CoauitInm
shy Henry Willard, GrffaoH, ElwoiI
I" Oflfldu, Bchr llogem0nd,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
BRISK BUYING IN
EARLY TRADE
Stocks Continue Forward
March; Prices Harden
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAN.
tIAL REVIEW

NEW York, Dec. 9,--Brlsis buy.
Ing demand characterized tho early
dcalinga an dslocks continued their
forward movement. Advlccs from
lnduRlrinl contorH lent an impetus
to tho advance. Further expansion
instccl operation and persistent
hardening Of prices werc reported.
High grade induatrlala OF the char
nctor OF international Harvester and
Mack Truck were featured in tho
opening transactions and reached
now high ground on urgent bidding,
Opening prices included. Smdc.
baker Az, up ~ Northern Pacific.
7Oh, up ~ General Electric, ga,
up y; Anaconda, i1ls, OF ~; Now
York Central, ltSH, up III Consoll.
dated Gas, 1Sis, up a American
can, ttSai Atchlson, ll7R. TN n,
bethlehem, iSh, orr "a Eric. AIN,
up ~ Southern Railway 1Gls. orr
y. Y, 8 stool tz1s up q; Indus.
Trial Alcohol Sia, UP y,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
DEATHS

Walters. John. %, III F.s,i,.
Dec. d.
Taylor Frances p. H. Pea.
Dec. q
Hansen. Laura L.. !. lil5 2 ".
son IT, Dee 4.
M4liinE Michael a. go ia /,
Dec 3.
Lung. Pong. Sc. iggs Eissn d.
D.. Dec g .
Collins Mabel IT. J5. i1esE H,,
~. Dec. 6.
sandoN william. GO tno a..
ElFenJ. Dec =.
Spark G. about 1854. P,-,,.
lfouna in waters o. Eilleti =
Bunker Phoebe. e. Br.ns
Dec. 3.
Carlson. Johanna. 81. 25i6 v,,as
ave- Dee e.
Miller Elizabeth u. 270i .1h =.
s. Dec. z.
williams, Mabel. %. 20is Bgylr.
ave. r., Dec. g.
la Fortune. Anna Emily. q irt-
Columbia r.. Dee 8.
Sw'nE0n, Amelia. O.. 1853 tttt Al,
s. Dec. 8.
Bleam. Rose Elizabeth. o. i,g
10th IT. Dec q
Hannant Ray, ~, Puget seurs 81
Dec
Lyon. George. 80. 1919 Bellsrp. q,
Dec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Vital Statistic,
pTnTrrr
BIRTHS

iHr ta1rrt-t1
q . sssa-
la.-1 Wra-s Aas1lt -. q
EarEHaHE. rr. AFrluE sr,
#rr BOIL -stl fe-r.
.a. ...are p les 1r-f-..
.. ~## EH# ~. r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
GRAINS HIT new
HIGHS, SINK
ProtIt- Taking Develops in
Final Tradinu

IfiilCAGp, Dec. S.-Arter cs,,h
llHhl9E new top records rroIns ~
sodsd under profit taking IN Tt ~
'reu,nE on the board OF tradn ,a5 i,,nl
Seilins IN wheat developed ' yvhcgr
oS1p"nters Jailed TO follow tho Fnitt
a a ,,, nange, Oyorscns sales of whom
Corn sank bncl< undcr r.,t
pressure and froCr country orfcri,,'I,IiS
OHtH We're more active %
nllzinE '''"t on re-
on s,F9N DIVISIONS weakened with grains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
COLD SLOWS UP
TRADING
Market Quiet; Flour Goes
Up 20 Cents CWt.

Tha cold weather bee raurr a
blanket nH operation .n produce
.Hr market IH quiet with TRADING
'..T.-'-I n. EaFr ra..ar.E..r HrI ~
.H#HH .r price worthy "f continent
EHwuE.ua and HT.rarH ar. ABBOTT
fHHrt Hg FOR fHr HHHr f.r pea .#
.EH.i q Produce go. reports
Flour De- catching Hg s#fH fHr late
.H.frHrra IH fE~ price nF eEnHf
LHHrrH f.uur.HE mIIa report Hd-
HHn"rn NarrlaE blends Hrr naH
quoted az $50 ana IHffrfH an Or 90
Tho rrH market ~ afI4Hf.rr .far.f
ia iHf closed season Fraz.n raTnar
q quoted an zoe a. poe pound Tr---
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Arrivals and Departures

hrnFed-Dec o.--Btr MoerdyIf from
isptterdhm via ports, At noon. ctr Bar.
olsco, NJ $3.50 n. M; mr Admiral p,i,I,,.
from San Diego via ports, IA g.ts 80
Sr Hehsen from Hamburg via ports NJ Z
M ,Htr Hokkoh Naru from Itobo VII,
Ii,Drt Tpwnaend. NJ q. m. Dec. sur
o9uF'fado from Tacoma VIA Eyerott nj
~ ~ M Htr Horace LucEenbacb from
lae'ma, at 10 ~ M, Htr J. q. Klrkppt .
flnE from R"dondo at Gao y. fn: air.
IDhd'h Merchant from Liverpool via
on'l'u Dfc ., Str Hiiya-edo Tor Ban
FfanciHco NJ noon. atT gara htns, ~
Yokohama, at If a M pee q a. %,,i,''
ms i'r Tae6piH 90 midnight. mr 0rr,,-
!" NalpHrNlao via Bon Francisco. nt $50
" Hh' S'F Ialtbybius Tor Vancouver and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
NJ ANs rNnERGOu pm m

BuENos AIRES. pcv, .,.sutins
NJ Dodero Benigno' Vtr,.me,l. b
syndicate now being n,nnlcIp,lv
asked the Buenos AlIvS .oustrldN
for a concession for the rec. ro" ar lr'
of four underground w. If lIpM
here, involving an outlay p"
GOO pesos, paper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Portland Live Stock
Mondays Quotations

Cattle Receipts. 2,1SL Tone q ~. "a ( (
strong. steers. good grade s", ,.ss
medium. Ss,s5g6.7S; commoH, - ~, /,
bcIfers. good. s5.7S6s; mea'.. q,
common. Sa.5OG5a5; cows So ,ss,,
R6, medium and common, :, ~ IS
Gamers and cutters. N.svss,, s,s
Gamers and bOlognas s n, 4
calves medium and choice -, N
down. S6.5Ods; 100 TO NY i'''
$50: go lbs. up, a.Sess@ -.
HOG, Receipts, LsH Tone 81 M, vi I
hIrhcr Medium. good ard eh' "a Is
IN 600 lbs. Sa.5oGs.9oi gov Y, y $50
sSs5G9.5O: $50 lbs. up. ~ 49, -
nac,,lnr smooth heavy. s,,sVs .i,,r,is
Ing. rough heavy, ssJt,v VA s.,csss
pigs. s7.5O0s.75; feeders ana -
S6R6.bO. ,,rss
sheep Receipts, .s, Tone ,,' o. nsis'
stendy. lambs, 81 lbs dso.S.,sryr,Issu
10 choice. silGis5o; ,i nest' q
medium and choice, N,SVe ,sala
md commons. all weights .,,nssa
waivers. s5.boGS ewes
choice. sta6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Divorce Complaints

EdIth Dai0 "a Herbcrl a BItr1-
H0nEuppOrt
Ethel VI. Carl a. Pierce. eruslr
Anna s. W, clyde A. Hintb.a
n0nsuppprt.
Bertha ys. Gust Gertsen erusrr
l. " yF Marion Crawford. dessrf
Hilma W.. Charles shackls-
cruelty.
Edith VS. Arthur Stencil, ine,-x
ibllity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
MARRIAGE LICENSE,

"AiA' ana EsElaenCs
IffgEaImh Zen Seattle ~
Nation. Lea EaffIs ''''' ~
h.I1rn Richard Kent ''-,si.
weber Clara D. Yakima 80 -
.laIlahau Pat D fEfnatrtss h Z.
Locke Agnes WrHateFss -
M...9E.an Hgri 2 ssatfIs
WIZ Lwua AuarnTtrF '''- {
ial.am IHamaa % San Fisr. '-''-
cisco ............
EgTflfrs Edna Tacoma -
Matthew. Leonard r.. Tseer.
lhnHa.. Mabel 3 Tacoma ~
Davis Frank. Sioux Faiis ''''''..
Bear, Lgla D. kaiIspslL Ms,, RI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
MAKES OWN CALENpshs :.

MANCHESTER his's NJ r
ard Ragg refuses to acc. lps,,lsei
man calendar He has p ',.05,r
own. The days on nus VII W. 10 a
only 10 hours long, his :, ~v weeks lcr
long, and his months " ,Sss,ye y
He He, saws he does not 0Os''''
Sabbath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Weather Bureau Report

Special from tho y. s. weather Bureouj
=. Ti,AhTDOSH 1sLAND. Dec. "a a. m
alilh8 barometer, rain and mist, wind
southeast, ~ mifeB an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09

Tacoma, at p, M; str Yukon for Taco
ma ~ p. m: ms Admiral Pcary for
San Frhntiaco via Sound ports. at 6
=. M str city Of Florence FOR London
via ports. at 545 y. M. Btr RomaRno
Tor San Francisco via Tacoma. az $40
y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
KNEW HIS RANGE.

BRIDE 60 galcsmnnD- Please, sir.
IA like q litlie oven
SALESMAN i3r- pardon me, Not
while your hlabunds along, Ohio
state sun Dial,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Portland Wheat

PORTLAND. Dec. -Whcat-Hnrd
white. 5l7O. soft white. {1.G5: west
crn white. Si.G2h: hard winter.
&L62; northern spring, SlG2. wcst-
orn red, }tJ7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Boston Wool

HOHTON, Doc, S,-prIona r,,,I,-..-
very firm In tho wool market tm1a,o
Hnlf OF tho ncNt territorial wool rI,,, !.
poI!"N'd to have hoon contracted for %
Foreign markets continue strong
Fine and fno medium atRpIo trrrtt,.
wool qpetuhlo at St.BOHt6b, fine NY
washed Ohio dclNincsl 07UGSc, Mort"
yldoo, ASWb2ci huHtr allan mornos a. AZ
'oc, A. A. pulled woo'f, 1l0Oni.gS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Seattle Wheat
Mondny's ouotatlons

No. hard white. $40; No. / soft
Whlt"' AhGS; No. ] western white.
tl.63; No. I hard winter. sI.G7. No. /
northern spring, 3I.65: No. western
rcd, SlG0; No big blue stem, $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Chicago Board of Trade
Foreign Exchange
Mondays Quotations

NEW YORK, Doe S.--Forolpp or.
change closed higher with demand stcr.
ling, tiGNM, up tO.OoOiA; rranca so $40
or 10,0OOgi lire, t0,0ig3H. nelrlrn
tOOipAN, OF 2N marks, 2aSOB Russin
61G. Shanghai, TON; Yokohama. gSto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
San Francisco Produce
MnnJoy's nu,,.,t..

intter-ENtrna II 10. primo frHtg. apo
Eggs Extras, iDhc; extra puliotH. 45c.
underHi2od puliotE. 3Dc.
Cheese Cal flats, fancy, 22c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
NIontlnr,a Nnolnilni

Sugar Quiet Raw. tG15. refined
steady. Ernnulatod, t715W7G0.
Coffee 20. Rio on spot 2Oh ugtc. No
I Santos. 25a u28h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
WEDNESDAY

first High Tide
5i23 81. M it.G n.
FIRST Low Tide
10 30 n, M. 60 N.
Second High ride
$3.50 p. m, 1911 n,
second Low Tide
10.aa D M. -0a n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
ShipNews
Tides in Seattle
TUESDAY
49,

dc. o
frst High Tido
~ q. M IT, II.
flrst Low Tide
ys a m, 81 H.
Second High tide
" 40 p m, 100 n.
second Low Tide
1909 D M, -O7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Dec, s,--Caah wbcat-n.o
rod, fi7Oh@L7i; No. Q rcd, tIC9a
L7O No Q hard, ft.6OH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Quotation. ~ rsu, Br0.
POULTRY And MEATS
Prices Paid Nhsir-ats healer,
IuoIaII0nt % IrfTl Hr0a
MILK AKIN IuIAM

Miik-cut, fob. Seattle supply 40
u o.. ID. UaulruFgrT .s..r... $50
sweet Cream, r o. b.. station. 90
Quotations By MIA shippers Asso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
FLOUR, GRAM. FEED
SUGAR
HIDES AND WOOL

susar-canc, per cwt r...". s
Bgrt Nor ,,yyt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09

Eastcrn Select -Gnl' cons an,
WHOLESALE FISH
Fresh Fish, pcr III

DO, count .,,,..,,,,.,.,,,,
Olympinus .,.,,...,.....
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-09
WHoLEsALE eEncERIEs

Sugar-Gs-auulatal S1uc pound
Sptces-W hire. whole alI-uire ia <,
a pound. mace 5@. nutmeg g. "a soc
black pepper. 22c- shot &c white Soc
ground pure black. 2-r. white ,}fc. cay
enne. 4ic- cloves. ground. SOC
Salt-I1bis. q barrel lu 2-lb sacks Sc:
common fine. $50 medium grade 81 %
Dried Fru4ts-Cit-uu, 5Uc, apricots, ri
q soc a pound
Package Coffee-ArbucHle'a Il So: T
F. F.. Sc: Maxwell House. SOC. Old Re
Tea-Iniperial. % n CSC a pound: Gun
powder. p IL 500; Eu-Iish breakfast 900
Sic: basket fired Japan. 40 n 5Jc: Y0uHs
HysOn. 500 zoe.
vnegar-Distiucd. 1Tc q gallon. cider
27c
California Fr,Iits-Anricots. 90 III. can.
S2-G5El 4: white cherries. - - ID >
sliced lemon cines S3.75 n 30 yellow
frees. 81 60 q 2 so. Bartlett pears 81 $50
400; gTeen gage plunls. $50 as: egg
vegetsbles-Corn. No. .. SI6501.75:
No. { extra. 81 S5H 2.25: tomatoes. M.
.. 81 40: No 3. - "a o.35- No 3 extras,
S2.25. Asparagus tips No. white.
$50 >. No. . = medium $3.50, No.
= I mammoth. $3.50, Lima beans. No ..
S2.25 q 3 p, No. 3. S1.25NI.4O. string
beans. standard No. q. SI-75-
Miscellaneous-MUs S3S q 80 q
case, Salmon, No. I. tall. 81 roo > -:
Oysters. No. 1. 8 or. regular SIS5: i
OF. 81 90; shrimp. No. 1 can. $50 a
dozen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-09
Business Briefs

Number Of failures in the United States
last week shows little change from the
total reported 20 r. q Dun K Co, year
ago. 427 defaults comparing with AZ in
the earlier period.
The Samuel insult interests have entered
into another merger. this time linking 1--we
public utility concerns IN Western Ohio IN
der tho name Of West Ohio Gas Company.
Notwithstanding recent prico cute. there
ia little likelihood Of anything resembling
price war among automobile manu-
lectures, except perhaps on the popui ar
coach models, according 10 Motor The
cuts 50 far have been made by companies
which have had a heavy volume OF safes
throughout the year. While competition
always enters IN consideration IN lowering
retail lists, these concerns undoubtedly
have been able to effect manufacturing
economies which VIII Offset. in part at
least tho lower cost to consumers.
The Middle West Utilities Company has
acquired all Of the holdings OF the Inter
state Electric Corporation Of Texas for a
consideration Of $1,000 600 It Is an
nouuced.
United States Treasury IS have BEEN
added 10 the list of Government bonds on
the indianapolis Stock Echange.
Insurance men OF tho State will meet
here Jan. 90 in Observance of Indiana In
tributed toward making the event sue
cess.
Consolidation of the Grocers Baking
Company. 927 w New York St, with the
Purity Bakeries Company. a $4,000 600
corporation Of Delaware has been made.
Taking over of the local concern Is but
one Of fifteen such mergers being effected
in Minnesota, Michigan, Ohio and Indiana,
in a move described as a consolidation OF
the baking industry of the country.
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Produce Markets

large size soc. No, 2 or held eggs. 45c.
fowls, = lbs up lec under . . lbs,
l"c; cocks l2c, springers nc. Leghorn
poultry. 20 per cent discount. young tom
turkeys l2 lbs up. 2S". old tom turkeys.
pc; young hen turlceys. .Sc' ducks /
pounds up. loo; geese 10 pounds up Be-,
squalls, II pounds to dozen. S}T5.
young euineas pound size, 81 dozen;
butter fat delivered Indianapolis 14c.
packing stock butter delivered luGluBpu-
drawn
eli cLET ,,3 3, - Dec. a,1roultryyII.tye
heavy sp 2Is @ 54c '7 7ig6t i ia
roostera. Is q &c. ducks heavy. 20 ~ ole
light. ISG 19c, geese, @0M23c. pigeons.
sl.75,@2 per dozen; .tnrleys,, 32c- But
firsts - "a a sore; frsts. 43 = a i5c:
standard. 4Gc. Eggs-Fresh gathered
northern extras. Goo; extra 1irsts jse,
Ohio frste. 54c; Western ftrgts 53c, 70
atoes-Michtgan 81 % n rs per $50
setts. 81, New York. s1.75 ass.
CHICAGO. Dec Receipts.
T.3f5; creamery 43c; standards 40c.
iirst5 34l2c; seconds. sc a. 33c Eggs
Rcceipts @ 3063' 9orrdinariess; 80 &" 49, zoe
fowls. I86tGIc; ducks. 100; geese 1Tc:
springs. 22c: turkeys 22c: rOostcrs II ~ @.
FOtdtneE--N ecelptR, @bB cars. Wisconsin
round whites $1G115; Minnesota. zoe
q 81.
NEW YORK. Dec 9.-Flour-Quet.
Porlg-Quiet Mess-S34 m35 Lard
Firm; midwest spot $1,000 1860 Sugar
Raw, dun; centrifugal, 96 test, else:
refined. dull; granulated 715 "a 1900. Cot
fee-Rio 7 spot, goa. @21c; Santos No. 4,
81 a a 28Ac. Tallow-Dul; special to
extra 97s M10c Hay--Firm, No. 1.
81 80 No. 3, S1.1Om11j. Dressed poul-
try---Quiet, turkeys. goa Zoe. chickens, 23
n soc. fowls. l. a SOC: ducks l7Gl2 Sc:
ducks, Long Island. 27m &c. live pou-
try--uiet; geese. II al 1Sc; ducks, 12W
34c: turkeys p al 30c Choese-Fair;
state whole milk. commons to specials, 10
a dc: state skins choice to specials, Il
0171ac: lower grades, Sole Butter
Steady: receipts 1929: creamery extras.
44Is a 45c: special market, 4516 a 48c.
Eggs-Firm: receipts 1913 nearby
white fancy. 70 a 74c; nearby state whites.
40 n re; fresh frsts, So a d4c; Pacific
coasts, 4S a 62c; western whites 80 q 72o:
nearby browns. 40 q 75o.
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Commission Market


a~.,rsz- r-a-cv yonatbans SsrS 30 4
l-,f rs-,-- .t.lo,7s ~ -g a f.r. fancy
.y..5.t,- Ss-o bt5 GRIMES G..5an.
- : bDf. fancy New York Kinss. $3.50
a BIZ.
observation-disclosures S3T3.o5 a box.
ar-4t, no.. a bound
Ca-...o.ls rs-ta..,oraia Honey ueyys.
s.. 80 = crate
.--arra--,es-Sf -517 3 half barrel
e,..-
t--a-af--.it-S314 box
G-e-e--Fa.--S ca.,fa-sla Fnae-a-a.
"a ~ f.,. fancy Arkansas C8u.arc- 3-e
f--.----..4 f,s-l-.t
-' lt.l ~ ,'---,,, -tsoe, 81
81 ~. . t-,-.,-.4
C..-.-. r-,-~s ssr.,- Fsltfa-r-sz va----
,,s5 1913 - 550z - -5T[4 o5- Fro-.tst
81, -
F5..e----F7-rv hor7s grown EIcfrrs.
81 30 Nrshel. extra fancy \. Z . AMOS.
- hu. --,
Pers-r fnons--r ancy lhcla1Hs. eI.'o 2
crate. tdl@-rln@5 e3-'u p 10 box
Vegetables
ps,-s--r-4-.~- southern Green s7 IA
s..
o~-.. r-..,- t.--.,,..--,.,,-, ezc s.,,,
t
- Iroirsr+ seed 20oiso
Io,s-I - ,.--aAa,
81 80, 60 * a ~r,te
a-t.'-''E 90. 80 9- 10 ~. - =, 2
t.'' -'''''' so o "
Sacln; e,-7s, e., i; ~ ,o. = dozen.
- t-"'tt - q "o@-i''
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CarbOIic acid 47c To-. tartarIc acid. -
q ole. alcohol. dcuatured, drums. ISIS.
61c: alcohol. non beverage. S6n- gal
lump alum, S q l2c q H.. imported bay
rum. 81 so a gal, domestic. -; bismuth
su5nitrate 500 n 3 20 b1faX 6i4 n l5c;
chlorOfUrm. Csc H.: lump copueras. "a .
10c: cream Of tartar. SIC: forma.dehyte.
S1.90 a gal: gun camphor 2 o.. 81 %
green syn. Sic. oil Of vintergrean. true.
S7.2O q II: potassium iocide. - Go % 1 So
a II, sal epson. 3EL1Oc. sal Elauber.
gran. 8 a Zoe; spirits camphor $50 q
gal; zinc sulpEate. Tech. 15c h: zinc OK
ide, etc. bulk. roc a 10. menthol 81 40
r. oz.: cod iive- oil. 81 So a gal. am
&1Nia bromide. SIC a 3D.; sodium bromide
- h: potAsh bromide. 20 a 10
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

Dec s. o. 10. II. -. IL. -. 1924.