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Evening star., 1925-10-27
WALLIS SCHUTT, so, DIES
AT CHERRYDALE HOME
Retired Builder. Formerly in Dairy
Business, a Mason and Long
Arlington County Resident.

Wallis Schutt, % years old, retired
builder of Cherrydale, Va. died at
his home there Friday after Il linger-
ing illness. Prior to engaging in
the building business he conducted
"a dairy for several years. He was
"a Mason.
Funeral services were conducted at
the old home, Oak Grove, Sunday
at O'Clock. Rev. Charles IL.
sparks of Grace Episcopal Church.
therrydale, officated. Interment was
In Columbia Gardens Cemetery, Ar
ington County.
Special services We're conducted at
the grave under auspices Of George
&. Whiting Lodge, No -, +. A. y.
NJ, assisted by the Masonic lodges
Of Cherrydalc and the Columbia
Lodge of Clarendon. Seventy Ma
sons We're present at the services,
while two representatives of the
Mary Washington Chapter, O. l.. s.,
also We're in attendance.
Mr.. Schutt was the youngest child Of
the late Francis Granger and Mrs.
Elizabeth Thomas Wallis Schutt, who
settled in Arlington County just after
the Civil War. He was born at the
old homestead, Oak Grove.
lie was married in 1897 to Miss Belle
Cogswell of Georgetown, ID. e., and
they had lived most of the time IN
,Cherrydale and nearby vicinity. how.
ever, spending several Winters in
Florida.
lie is survived by his widow. two
daughters. Miss Marie Elizabeth
Schutt and Mrs. Edgar Pennington
Moffett; Il son, Wallis Cogswell Schutt
brother. Francis Granger Schutt
and five sisters, Mrs. \. y. Torrey-
son. Mrs. {. +. Roe, Mrs. ". ".
Wells, Mrs. NJ. :. Daugherty and Mrs
T. ). Wallis. lie also leaves d grand
son, Edgar Pennington Moffett, jr An
older son, Frederick Wallis Schutt
enlisted in the Navy during the World
War. died in the service and was
buried in Arlington.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
Woman Found Dead in Bed.

Bessie Johnson. colored. 40 years
old, of 434 Q street, employed as "A
domestic in the family of Rev. Joseph
Fletcher, rector of St. Paul's Episco-
pal Church, Rock Creek Church road.
was found dead in bed at her place OF
employment this morning She had
been treated for an tatacl of heart
disease some time ago, it is stated,
and complained of feeling i'll last night
before retiring
Evening star., 1925-10-27
DR.. HENRY J. WATERS
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
Editor of Weekly Kansas City Star
Was Prominent in
Western States.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY. October 2l.-Dr.
Henry jackson Waters. internation-
ally known agricultural expert and
editor of the weekly Kansas City Star,
died of pneumonia at his home last
night.
DS Waters had been i'll nearly 4
week. He was 90 years old and a
native of Missouri.
DIR. Waters was president of the
Kansas State Agricultural College be
fore he took up his journalistic work
and had held many positions under
the Federal Governmer. and the
States of Missouri and Kansas. He
was the author of several books on
agriculture
Dr. w w. Jardine, who succeeded
DIR. Waters as president of Kansas
state Agricultural College, is now
Secretary of Az iculture.
Evening star., 1925-10-27

sengerS between the Maryland COM
munities, were made to the Public
Service Commission today by the
Washington Rapid Transit Co.
The company wants to operate on
a lJ-minuto schedule between the
District line and Sligo, and on u
80 minute schedule between Sligo
and Four Corners and intermediate
points. The fare Will be 10 cents
cash or { tokens for 45 cents with
free transfers to the company =
busses operating In Washington.
The bus company, members of the
commission pointed out, already has
permits to operate over the route,
Evening star., 1925-10-27

but Is not allowed to carry passen-
gers between the Maryland towns.
1t Is restricted to an interstate busi-
ness.
In view of q recent United States
Supreme Court decision, the commits
sion has issued interstate bus per-
mitS whenever they were demanded
Permits for interstate business have
been refused when bus companies
demanded interstate permits. Appli-
cations of the Washington company
are being considered.
The best mahogany comes from
Haiti
Evening star., 1925-10-27
Deaths.

O"t"bcr -, 1925, I2:l0 pm, at h,r
T"sdenr", 2o25 i =. -.H. ADELIN,i
leaves TO mourn her departure three loN
iuS daughters, Msmi- Washington. Rorl-
Noble aud Roh@rt Sam. iiil.7 ar,d other rcIs
tIyes aud friends Funeral "Wednesday. u"
an. from the Church Of the Good shee
herd. j st. ". between md aud 3rd. with
,,9e Tn,gnIem high mass. Intermcnt at Mount
TrRNSER. MONDAY October 70, 1925, at
MATTE y TT " II .RNER. :, BELOVED VIII y
line, Turner: four sons. Raymond Turner
LrocklHy Turner. Oscar Turner and Ralpt
hHIrnfr IIrnfr Funeral from the N. +. Church
Pleasant Grove. Va. Thursday October ."
at :. pm. Relatives aud friends invited.
"EELLB0RNE,, Departed this life October %
WAITER lGoTT WEERGR3E e FSSf2f cIoSa9 T%-id'a f.
ther Of Mr., Margic 7 wilkinson, Mr.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
40 Sio , pm MoLLIE ,WHITLoW. devoifed
rom zi@n Y1f Ba"t-t I chdrh. ml'ao1 i 6ia Ne a.
trd and 4 a sts. -,w-. THURSDAY at ! p.nI-
FROM this world of pain and sorrow
10 the land Of peaae and reet.
Gon mas taken you dear mother.
Where You have found eternal rcS'
hHlIION. Members Of Miriam Household
ut Ruth. No. 59a7. G. 4. 9. of O r.. are
Notified % attend thu regular aud 4 all
incetnS "Wednesday. October - 1878 a.
:, clock, TO arranEc for the funeral OF
~ ,iHIIIE HITLoW. Funeral trou.
zion Baptist Church. st between Bro
and r. sts. s.w.. Thursday October -,
1T i O'Clock. The members are urged t.
attend the funeral. a. tins j. the first
death our household
J.. a. SMITH ". K.
"HiTLOW. The officers and nemfcr- ~ ~.
John Marshall Harlan Relief Association
are requested 70 meet AT Zion Baut-t
ahur"h. Rev. William J. Howard pastor
ihursday. o"tobor 70 1913. AZ - 20
Il"'h, - -, attend the funeral Of our Tar"
IistEr. MOILIE WHITLDN
GEORGE ". COLE. Pres. 2O3s ! -. nv
j. II. Z BROWNE. 500 y. 500 X =. nc. =
Evening star., 1925-10-27
BIBLE PROFESSOR DIES.
Rev. DR.. M. Bross Thomas. Edu-
Gator, Succumbs.

NORTIiAMPTON. Mass October
q R.--Rev. DIR. NJ. BroSS Thomas,
who was for so years professor of
biblical literature at Lake Forest Uni
versity. ILL.,. died here at u hospital
yesterday. Dr. Thomas was the author
of the Bross Foundation lectures and
of The Biblical Idea of God" He
retired from his college work in 1921.
and had since spent his Summers in
Ashtield, Mass, DR.. Thomas was Il
nephew of William BrosS. former
lieutenant governor of Illinois, and a
brother of Rear Admiral Chauncey
Thomas. who died during the World
War. He leaves a widow.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
SLIGO AND FOUR CORNERS
BUS PERMITS ASKED
Washington Rapid Transit Com
pany Seeks Maryland as Well
as Interstate Rights.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. October c6.-Appli-
cations for permits to operate a mo-
tor-buS line from Washington to
County communities,
with the privilege of carving nas-
Evening star., 1925-10-27
Caros of Tbanks.

LEACHMAN. ] wish TO express my thanks
to the many friends for theiP kind express
SONS Of sympathy. acts of kindness and
beautiful floral tributes during the recent
illness and death of my dear husband.
WILLIAM A. LEACHMAN.
HIS WIFE.
MI JLHALL. We wish to extend our appre
citation to relatives and friends for their
kindness and sympathy shown Us durinE
our recent bereavement
TIE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1925-10-27

According TO the annual report of
the Swedish Fish Dealers Association,
the use of seafood in Sweden has
trebled in the last l. years while
prices have increased an average Of
20 per cent
Evening star., 1925-10-27
FOUND.
LOST.

SUN OF MONEY-Midnight SaturC
Union Station. can Adams 1915
Evening star., 1925-10-27

SHRINE PIN, platinum. diamond setting
around 10th st. and Meridian Park Liberal
reward. Phone Admins lAo4 -.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
EDW ARDS.

ELDER October o.. 1925 RICHARD H
ELDER. the beloved son of J. Warren and
Lena Elder tnee Nestleroadcl aged
wears. Remains viii ho taken TO Lock
Haven Pa. for Intcrmcnt.
FROST. Monday October 20. 1925 at her
residence Be3O Wisconsin ave. CLARA
MARY. beloved wife of William Walter
Frost. aged to Years. Funeral from Rock
Creek Church Wednesday. October - at
:! pm. Intermcnt at Rock Creek Gene
Evening star., 1925-10-27

UMBRELLA-Cfreen silk in Lafayctte
Square. Reward. 14l7 Rhode Island ave.
nv
Evening star., 1925-10-27

i:35 am CLIFTON II CJRTis. late
resident 100 :|rd st. NV All officers
and members Of Green Mountain Lodge.
No; li57. are hereby ordered to meet at
40 clock TO make arrangements for
bp
Evening star., 1925-10-27
JOHN H. HUTTON. y. G.

Denarted tins life Saturday
4ctohe., "a, 1928, 5:45 pm, at her resi-,
r.. widow of the late Ja~. r. Edward.
and sister Of Bessie r. Clay. Funeral
"Wednesday. October p. l D.m from
st Johns NJ L. Church stanton and
Inn.roy 70. -. Amaclstla. u. G. ..
Evening star., 1925-10-27

kLEE. Monday. October %. 425 at 30
am. at his residence. 221i Minnesota ave
KARL KLEE. Funeral from Fountain
Memorial Church. All members of Eagle
Council requested to meet at lodge room
Thursday at pm. to attend funeral. rs
LEEDS. Monday. October 90 1925. HER
BERT LEEDS. Funeral Wednesday at -
pm. at Oakton NJ. +. Church. Oakton, Va.
Evening star., 1925-10-27

HANEN. Saturday, October a. 1928, at
30 am. at his residence, Rocky illc
Md. SAMUEL b HANEY. Funeral Wed
nesday. October IS, at | am, from the
Bapust Church: Rockville, Md. Inter
meut Rockville Union Cemetery. -
KLEE. Monday October 20. 1929 at 80
am; at his home, 22l4 Minnesota ave
Elee and devoted son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles W. .Klee. Funeral Thursday at =
Evening star., 1925-10-27

AfREDALE PTPPY-Sund5y. long. brown
ears. head and legs. black back. Reward.
il4o Georgia ave. NV. Col. 1924. 2S'
BAR PIN. gold old Fashioned inlaid with
enamel. Please notify B. Black. Nam 64oo.
Branch o32
Evening star., 1925-10-27
ART.

STEWART. Sunday. October %. 1925. at
the residence of his daughter. Mrs, Teresa
TEyW STy 80 bHihsnd GahsTa st 1T n% ib aie Fsa
beth Williams Stewart. Funeral from ST..
PauTs Church. 10Th and V sts Wednes-
day. October 2S. at am. 27'
, 1925-01-31
CRAFT CHARGE
DRAWS FIRE Of
COLLEGE MEN

NEW YORK. Jan, 3f.-cbarses
or encouragement by college alumni
OF graft in athletics and OF drinking
OF liquor have created a furore
among graduates of western con.
erence universities living in New
York.
Vigorous informal discussion arose
after the charges were made last
night by Charles Russ Richards.
president of Lehigh university. at
the annual dinner OF the New York
Association Of Western Conference
Universities.
Very largely through alumni in.
fluence intercollegiate athletics have
peen SO prostituted as to render them
, positively undesirable in their effects
upon the general. character and the
professional ethics OF college stud.
ents.' Mr.. Richards said.
when in order to secure winning
teams our athletes arc subsidized by
one device or another and the spirit
OF graft and hypocricy is thus open.
ly. and .flagrantly encouraged, the
college boy is led to believe that any.
thing is right If you can get by
with It. Men thus educated will be
more dangerous to society than tho
uneducated CRATER or crook.
Again the alumni constitute n
of the most serious to the
Development and maintenance of
proper moral standards among stud
cnts.
Many college students today seem
inclined to go to greater In
the use of intoxicating liquors than
in tho past. College officers are do.
Ing everything in their power to
create a proper restraint against
obese evils. but their task is rem
dered vastly more difficult when
alumni of a fraternity carry liquor
<'ito the fraternity house and when
II seems NECESSARY that every alum.
nj dinner or reunion be sufficiently
wet to supply the stimulus for the
affair.
, 1925-01-31
Classified Rates

Two nj per wora or ten cents
per line.
NO AID LESS THAN 30 CENTS.
Five average words used as u
basis of estimating 4 line.
BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE
will be charged the space CO two
Ires.
All charged advertising will be
booned set lines" irrespective OF
the humber of words.
TELEPHONE ADS.
Cal eful attention will bH given all
ads received over the TELEPHONE,
lrt we cannot ~guarantss accuracy.
CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED
Ao ERRORS.
The Casper Daily Tribune will
moi be responsible for more than
one incorrect insertion OF any ad.
vertiserncnt ordered for more than
ono time. Errors not the iault OF
the advertiser which clearly lessen
The feaI value of the advertisement
viii be reotiied only by publication
without extra charge within FIVE
Gays after Insertion. No r~epublica-
ton will be made when the error
does n materially affect the sense
Or purpose Of the advertisement.
OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE
MENTS.
sfust b. accompanied by cash or
check in full payment of the same.
Note the foregoing instructions
ABOUT counting the words and the
rate per word fer the Casper Daily
II hume.
, 1925-01-31
ARE
SEARCHED FOR
MISSING ARTIST
No Trace Yet Found Of
Pianist Who Dis
appeared.

NEW YORK, Jan. s1.-Hospitals
in this and other cities are being
seatehed for Ethel Leginska. plan.
list. who disappeared last Mondav
night. on the theory that she NAV
have been taken to soma hospital
suffering from amnesia or mental
alteration.
Friends are of the opinion she
suffered a nervous breakdown.
Although police have searched for
T1ivcldays, they have found no trace
of Miss Leginska. She d,sappeared
Just before she was to give a con.
cert in Carnegie Hall. She was
dressed for the concert and accord.
ing to her friends had no money
and wore no hat.
her engagements for the NEXT
three months have been cancelled
and descriptions of her have been
r%adiocast. ~
, 1925-01-31
FOR

FOR SALE-Two pure-bred White
Langshan cockerels. 6o3 S. Mel
rose.
, 1925-01-31
612 South Lincoln

FOR SALE-A small. modern home,
three rooms. bath. breakfast room,
full basement, garage, house fur
rished. small down payment. See
Ben Realty Co., Realtors, 2o3 Md.
west Bldg.
, 1925-01-31
HREEDEAD
IN STORM

BELFAST. Jan. 31.-Three per.
sons were killed and ten injured
when during a terrific gale last
night a train was blown fro mthe
rails while crossing the O%wencarrow
yiaduct.
, 1925-01-31
BUSINESS CHANCES

GROCERY BUSINESS for sale.
new. clean stock. low rent. owner
has other business to attend to. T.
221 Tribune.
, 1925-01-31

FOR SALE-Nice property in
North Casper. near bus lire.
Property is worth double the price.
WIZ take good a as first payment.
Phone 1232.w.
, 1925-01-31

Statesmen wANTED-Thrce live
wire energetic men wanted for
real job. Apply lis e. First. s a. m.
and Z p. m.
, 1925-01-31
For ESTATE

$4,000 down town mortgage $500.
property valued at $4,000. mort.
gage drawing s per cent Phone
llS9J days or 34SJ evenings.
, 1925-01-31
HELP
AND FEMALE

YOU ARE WANTED. Government
Jobs. sos. 00-s192.OO month. Sam
pie coaching lessons-FREE. Write
Immediately. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 429-D, Rochester. n. Y.
, 1925-01-31
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Red Irish setter. Roy L.
Daven. 1906 S. Oak.
, 1925-01-31
statesmen WANTED

-SALESMEN-Sell Chippewa shoes
direct to wearer; experience UNI
necessary. Write AIS Lewis Ave.
Billings, Mont.
, 1925-01-31

WILL relinquish 64o.acre home
stead. located near Mailman,
Wyo., fsr cash; oil company drilling
nearby. Box B-2lS. Tribune.
, 1925-01-31
For Rent-ArAKTMENTS
FOR RENT-4-room house furnish.
ed, S25 mo. $50 N. Washington.

FOR RENT-Nice. modern apart.
ment, furnished. suitable for
family OF two. s25, on bus line and
pavement. first floor. Phone 617W.
, 1925-01-31
HELP wANTED-female

WANTED-Woman to work for
husbands board and room; must be
clean and good cook: no laundry.
Apply after Q o'clock, 542 CY. Phone
1896.
TYPISTS-To type authors manu-
scripts, spare time. experience un-
necessary. Typist. Service Bureau.
40 Clinton St.. Newark. New Jersey.
, 1925-01-31

LoST-Police dog, wolf grey. Re.
ward. Phone 1921 or 1921.
, 1925-01-31

LoST-one key ring with ten or
more Keys. Return to Box B-2a4,
Tribune.
, 1925-01-31
ACCOMPLISHMENTS

WILL relinquish 12o-acre original
IL miles east OF Casper along Vel
lowstone highway. L-mile west OF
Big Muddy oil field. A wonderful
opportunity. price. $500. For full
particulars see Spark Plug at Tri.
bune office before January 80.
, 1925-01-31

For results try a Classified ad.
, 1925-01-31

FOR RENT-Modern, unfurnished
apartment, n room. kitchenette
and private bath. $3.50: laundry
privileges. Phone 20i2M. 42s S.
Grant.
, 1925-01-31
PERSONAL

MADAM. REA KEYES. ordained
spiritualist, private readings daily,
message circle every Monday eve-
ming. s p. m. Apt. S. Wyatt hotel.
Phone 260e.J.
, 1925-01-31

FOR RENT Two-room modern,
Furnished apartment. vacant
February End; electric washer. on
bus lip and paving. ass S. Jack
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
TREND Is
UPWARD
Week End Reports Indicate
Continued Bull Market
WALL STREET. JOURNAL rINAN-
tIAis nt.NiIM


NEW YORK. FEB Industrial
-harts AL Saturday riusF attained
uFw htEh ErUuud fuT tHr current
buU market makIus " the third
consecutive session thar This feat
has been accomplished Tt's r
firmatIan 90 thr nafkrfa fundamon.
tally huilish position suggested That
nothing more than ailsht reactions
would interfere with the upward
tendency uf prices
This Thought WaH additionally
strengthened by trade barUmTtr
readings over the Weekend These
pointed 10 continuance ~ healthy
rapausiun lu general business Even
saturdays deficit IN the clearing
house statement was not inrumpAt-
ibie with this conclusion, az " Nah
demonstrated that funds were being
withdrawn from this center 20 meet
tho requirements ~ ETnwinE COM
mvrrial credit
Initial prices included; American
Smelling 1871 American Can. lsb "a
up.tpu PouJ lt5As Atehison. Mss.
up = Southern Pacific l0T, up ~
Mack Truck. 1885, Atudrhakrr.
gats. baldwin. t1a. up = American
sugar. 90. up !. Radio. tih up =
union Pacific. 1915 General Electric
.tl. OF Cast Iron Pipe. 1864
up z. T., - steel i2sh OF "a.
Anaconda. tth, up
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tanners and cutters. 81 $685. bulls. can
ners and bolognas. t1ut. calves, me
dium and choice. 100 lbs down, $50
n; 100 % go ibs.. l7.s0 10: 2so lbs.
UP. IGsg0s.i0.
HeEs- Receipts. none. Tone Of market.
steady Medium. good and choice, 100
20 geo lbs. iti,2sUli.5g. 200 10 go
lha. tto.t09ii.2ss $50 lbs. Up, 1880
u. packing. smooth heavy. ts.S00io.
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packing. rough heavy. - D $50; slaugh-
ter pigs 8s.s00i0.s0: feeders and
stockcrs, isHg.
sheep-Reeeyts. none. Tone Of market.
steady. Lambs. - lbs. down. medium
60 choice. fias06is.50: heavyweight.
medium and choice. fi3dit.5o: culis
and common. all weights. Ilials.50;
wethsrH. isGii; ewes. common 20
choice. ;s0i0.
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LIVE POULTRY
DECREASES
Eggs Steady Monday at
Saturdays Prices

E.ss opened steady Monday vith
SOM. garIaurr fu quotations over fhH
city brhlrTa arH striving tH hold
thr market steady bot opinion dIir
fHTa uH tu tho price fH uEFr" upon
THE poultry market decrease lr
NaudaF un hens Tive. heavy hens
were quoted ut sIr by Perry Bros
The lettuce market continues
sfFpuE vHb ftfu brIuE quoted per
UHHr.
atfest fu small quantities. lt De- OF
poor quality however hut IH fFa
weeks there viii be- plenty ~ o.
Best spinach is quoted at on Hp The
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Portland Live Stock
saInriaI'. QueIaIInns

Cattle Receipts. none, Tone Of market.
steady steers. good grade. iT,Tt1
Tss. medium. tgzsu1.s; common.
IszhuGsas cknnsrnAud CuttsrA $50
Gzi: hoifers. good $500 90. medium
and common. tt4g3 cows, good. is,gsU
G5s. medium and common, iig;,7s,
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was reviewed. but most % u lacked
eonfirma ton Overseas sales were
heavy. hut the exact amount was
not aaccTtaiurd.
Corn gained moderately with
wheat atho the cash situation was
discouru stuE.
Oats finished higher. Provisions
showed n fair gain.
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change closed loser Demand sterling.
ttT6a france. to.ellEn. lire. Iaut.
Belgium. Ha-Qai3a MARKS $3.50. tl0i.
land. trts Sweden, 1893. Norway. 1854.
Montreal. teeott4fs shanghai 58A
Yokohama. 1sa5. Russia. sis. Greece.
tguist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
Wheat CLOSES
HIGHER
cVn. Oats and Provisions
Show Slight Gains

fEIrAgo Fsh. Grain futures
4 - hoard 81 trade closed sharply
::Afr today,
Nty Lead the wheat advance on
~ eovsring and fresh buying By
at-< bull interests. A good deal
( sscr1ra<sment in export new =
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Omaha Live Stock

Saturdays Quotations
usEs- Receipts iistoo. Tone ~ mafhst
toc higher, Hulk. tiouleg8. top
tlQft.
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.ShipNews
Tides in Seattle
MONDAY

TIM 70
ttrst tttgh INs
% a m It a.
ttrst low Tide
It a. a. m 60 ft
s-vuud IiiEh Td.
as 20 m tot o.
second tHw ttsir
mo- HTFm. Hf r.
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Nrstr,I,Irs
VEGETABLES
rricr. raid Wholesale Dealer.
Quotations by Pioneer Iruit A Produce

Crhs prices given ere thsao made 10
retail dealers ~ uhpirraierH with q
fsu seasonal exceptions. prices 90 pro-
dursra can b. figured ~ deduCiinE the
coat q transportation 90 seattle and
APPROXIMATELY nc per cent for hauling
storage and selling cost
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rn,.. raIa Mhsls.al. ps.l.r.
Quotations BY Fern Bfos
MILK AND CItEAM


Mia -cvt, fo.b seattle supply go
d. "a. n, uandsuE8Ty ts.rarts sec
sweet Cream, { %. O. staten. 81
Quotations hY MIA Distributors Assn.
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ItT>UNN
EIM 40

Itrst ttiah hae
I1 q
fIrst low haS
d. fr
,-rsud tttsh ud"
IL N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09

MOHLBp, MEAD a. CO.,
Seattle Warrington
Sole f-sr,osr Doiribsiorr for
Philippine Manufacturing Co..
Eilmsdsis, Manila, P.T.
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uugtations at Jaisn stock Yards
Receipts, 900 cattle, sci hsgs. gss
sheer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
Baby Blankets
SIC. S1.S5, S1.95

a suipmcuI Of Hllukota
fur BOBBY They ARE in various
pattern aud sizes Tor the crib
or blssiuet. Cpiou arc pink
and blue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
the Filma Guarantee

Filma does not !ater more freely cleanse quicker
the hands softer, than the soap
You ARE NOW USING your money will be refunded This
guarantee applies to EvERT soap purpose This soap
Is Furthermore guaranteed to contain no
animal fats grease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
Diapers
Special $1.95

For Tuesday our InfantE' De,
partmeut b. offering lts regular
$3.50 stock Of Diapers. specially
priced for that day only. A.
dozen. sI.05.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
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DEPARTMENT STORE
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