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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
LIFE INSURANCE MEN
HOLD MONTHLY MEET

Effects Of life insurance on com
munity and national life were dis
cussed Thursday night at the monthly
meeting of the Southwest Texas I'm
derwriters' Association at the Gunter
Hotel.
Better education for youth and bet
ter living for old age, as a result OF
life insurance were stressed by the
principal speaker, Anderson VI. Baton,
Of Dallas, agency manager of the Lin
coin Life Insurance company.
Life insurance organizations he
said, "have become formidable force
in the fight against poverty in old
age, and are a constructive force to
the community and to the nation"
Addresses were made following a
banquet at which o. ID. Douglas was
toastmaster. The evenings entertain
ment was concluded with n dance.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
|CAR THIEVES STEAL
OFFICERS FLMER

Detectives F. P. Ettlepage and
Frank vogler were temporarily de-
NOTED for more than four hours Thurs
day night.
They presented sad picture as they
walked along East Commerce stheet.
The only thing wrong with the pic
ture" was:
San Antonio detectives do not walk.
Cars are furnished them.
But someone stole their automobile
as it was parked on East Commerce
street during an investigation.
Fate still had marked them for its
irony.
-Patrolman Dorset found it though
a number of detectives still were on
the trail. The car was parked at
Houston and North Flores street Fri
day morning none the worse for the
transfer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20

1t is interesting to note, as one
carefully scrutinizes the personal his
tories of those persons who have made
lasting name for themselves, that
all of our outstanding figures were
thrifty. The great statesmen, bust
ness men, doors, with whose names
we are familiar, knew how to con-
serve their energies and resources.
Who has not read Robinson Cru
soe'-the book that has given so much
happiness to children of all races since
the Seventeenth century? Everyone
knows the story, yet it is not generally
known that the author. Daniel Defoe,
was the originator of the modern saw
ings bank idea. One was founded in
Hamburg in 177S ard at Berne in
1887, the idea having been suggested
by Defoe in 1897. The Rev. II. Dun
can of Ruthwell. Dumfriesshire, is
however, known as the father of saw
ings banks" as he established one in
1910. which at the end of four years
had accumulated $500. =.
In the United States, 10 years Ia
ter. in 1920. there were 10 savings
banks. having deposits of S1,13S.516
made BY $685. depositors. A century
after, 1920. the deposits in savings
banks in this nation had grown to
sc. 500 .OOO, 900 and the number of de-
positors to II $4,000. But the saw
ings idea had further extended for in
that same year, in addition to the de.
posits in savings banks. the Postal
Savings System had 5OS.O00 deposit
TORS with credit of S157. 276.OO0.
Surely. an idea that has made such
remarkable strides is one well worthy
of being considered by all of us. Just
what does the possession Of savings
account indicate? How does 1t give
a measure of the owner!
A recent issue Of the bulletin issued
nv tbe MARYLAND Trust Co.. Baltimore,
contains a little story entitled The
Executive" which dramatically an
swers these questions. The story fol-
lows:
"I'm sorry, but there isn't anything
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20

tonic; it was the only school for
girls in the Southwest. Even from
the interior of Old Mexico young wo-
men came to Ursuline, because in
those days there were no public
schools and few governcsses. wanted
to risk crossing the Red River west.
On the first register were some
of the Oldest and finest names in
Texas: Bradley, Bracket, Guilbeau,
Rodriguez. Castro, Lyons, Richey,
Pascal, Flores, Chavez, CassianO,
Campbell and the Misses Meade,
nieces of General Meade. Later the
daughters of Governor Madero of Mex
leo attended.
During the blockade of the Civil
War, Mexican president sent supplies
to the sisters secretly from Mexico,
and thus madc it possible for their
school to continue. During the war n
clock was added to the steeple of the
main building at Ursuline. 1t had
no face on the north side. Tradition
says that it was because the South
crn lassies of Ursuline didn't want
the yankees" to know the time.
The Ursuline Alumni is planning
a great celebration to commemorate
the diamond jubilee of the old school.
On Saturday afternoon, November u
bridge and 800" party will be given
in the pink room of the Gunter hotel.
This will be the first of series of
events planned to assure the money
necessary to make the birthday party
of Usuline Academy the splendid
celebration it should be. Mrs. H. j.
Scheibel is president of the Alumni,
and is in charge of the jubilee cam
paign.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
DOUGLAS SCHOOL
STAGES CARNIVAL

A "Grande Cuerpo Fiesta" or good
health pageant, was given by the stu
dents Of Frederick Douglass High
School Friday. The pageant was un-
der the direction of Mary l.. Booker
and. j. r. Morris Jr., teachers. Spe-
cial seats we're reserved for white peo-
pie.
The program included rainbow and
dumbell drills. harmonica solo, scene
from old Madrid, acts and dances by
several harlequins Enthusiastically costum-
ed. scenes in Dixie, the Dance of the
Wooden Dolls" Russian and Slovak
folk dances, the Virginia reel, a schot-
tische, talks and. several old familiar
songs. The program closed with q
grand ensemble Of all those who par
ticipated in the performance.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
M|LADY MAY WEAR
GLASS SHOES SOON
CONTINUED from Page !, Part p

initials are sometimes used. again only
one letter is placed on both shoes. Tho
initials are Of sandstone, set in buckles
Of black bone. In many instances q
two-letter word meaning somebody's
name-"Jo," for eXanplc--is worn.
Buckles are the most important
thing this fall-shOes are Of secondary
importance. There are buckles five
and six inches long. and buckles as
small as the size Of an eardrop.
Buckles are made Of steel, glass or
rhinestoneS.
1t is mOdish 10 wear one shoe orna-
mented and the other plain. A huge
buckle will obscure one pump, and the
other win be void of adOrnment. This
style is confined largely 10 dress shoes.
Bone buckles are a popular novelty.
They are painted with dogs, fish
birds. deer and other designs. Slip
pers made Of cloth Of silver have rhine
stone heels. Cloth Of gold combined
with antique rich-colored jewels make
popular evening shoe. Satin shoe,
in all the eolors of the rainbow are
shown, many Of them 10 match th'
brilliant oriental coloring Of fal
] frocks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
WINCHESTER KELSO
is CRITICALLY I'LL

The condition of Winchester Kelso
ST.. is unchanged and still precarious,
according 10 reports from his home,
1O7 West Craig place, Friday morn
ing.
Mr.. Kelso, widely known lawyer.
long prominent in civic advancement
work in San Antonio, has been suffer
ing for several months from heart
trouble. About three weeks ago he
suffered a serious attack since which
be has been confined TO his home.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
THIEF APPROPRIATES
PLUMBING FIXTURES
FROM S. A. RESIDENCE

He needed a bath.
Simple need, but he lacked bath
tub.
He stole the plumbing fixtures from
residence at 21S North Pinto stree;
and made '"clean getaway"
The fixtures belonging to T. Fl. Jar.
rell, an employe Of the Commonwealth
National bank.
Question now is:
who is he?"
Detectives would ike to know.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
LIGHT STORY BRINGS
10y TO S. A. FAMILY
CONTINUED from Page I, Part y

day falls on Thanksgiving, several
have volunteered to take her turkey
dinners.
One woman told Miss Smithers she
would take her a basket and Others
have expressed their intentions oil
helping out on Thanksgiving.
One little girl will bake her q
cake. upon which she will place Gl
candles.
The story appeared in The Light m
connection with the Community Chest
drive. giving the Weber family as an
instance where the money raised will
be spent.
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CONTINUED from Page I, Part p
count of the number of times he heard
the remark in a day, but says that ne
believes that sometimes there must be
more than 100. During the summer
and early fall, he says, the number
will average from a dozen to 20 per
day.
MARVEL AT ALAMO.
"There it is"
And he knows that others have
caught their first glimpse of the
Alamo. the Cradle of Texas Liberty.
One surprising thing about seekers
for the Alamo has been discovered
by ]. Fl. Caperton, traffic policeman
No. 9. who is stationed at that corner:
This is that the great majority OF
persons looking for the Alamo are not
youngsters. but persons between ID
and IS years old.
"Four-fifths of the people who are
looking for the old mission, / believe,
are we'll toward middle age he de-
clared. "This surprised me when i
went on this station, but j notice that
il has been the same ever since"
Honcymooning couples also ire
aucntly are looking for the old land
mark. he continued, and many OF the
sightseers ask the question and an
swer it themselves.
RECOGNIZE MISSION.
"Where is the-oh. there it is" he
often hears as some approach him to
PROFOUND a question.
Seldom, il ever, does anyone SEE
the Alamo without recognizing it. 81
believe it is the best known building
in the United States" he declared. 1T
seems that everyone who sees it al
ready has seen its picture. Other ia
nous buildings seem to have still otn'
ers that resemble them, but evidently
there is nowhere in the United States
anything near. enough like the Alamo
to cause any confusion in Identified
ton"
yes he said, TO G. L. Borders
Of Fargo, n. d., spokesman for Mrs
Borders and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren OF
Chester, Nebraska"
There it is" ....
And four satisfied looking visitors
started across the plaza toward TN
sacred shrine.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
ADVERTISEMENT
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Take Laxative BROMO QUININE
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
OFFICER PLAYS ROLE
OF GOOD SAMARITAN

Motorcycle Officer Emil Braun
played new role Thursday afternoon.
He became the good Samaritan aft
er call. probably the first Of its kind
in the history of the department.
my car is jammed and ] can't get
it out of all these cars, a woman's
voice, almost at the point of tears, in
formed Police Sergeant Beze. He sent
the motorcycle officer.
With few deft turns OF the steer
ing wheel, Officer Braun had the won
ans automobile from the jam OF
parked cars.
'"Oh, thank you 50 much" the bene-
ficiary said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
SCHOOL PLANS
. |TS.D|An0ND
. JUBILEE
Ursuline Academy Sees
S.A. Spring From Prairie
to Texas Metropolis.

CONTINUED from Page 1, Part p
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
TEXAS SHRINE MECCA
FOR VISITORS IN S. A.

Continued from Page 1, Part p
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20

the awfulness of the thing l tried to
do"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
GRAIN FUTURES
co HIGHER
Another Wild Session on
Chicago Board OF Trade

CHICAGO. Jan. is-Al grain ru-
lures except oats moved into now
high ground on the crop IN another
Wild session on the beard Of itads
today,
Revival OF export business ives
the main buying factor IN wheat
one outstanding feature OF the days
trade was the narrowing OF thn
spread between May and July. a.
trlbutrd 10 possibilities Of crop
scare later
Heavier farm feeding and higher
cash premiums, together with HtronE
foreign markets and the advanr" In
wheat sent corn Into new hiEh
ground
Oats acted Independently and
weakened under heavy profit -tak.
Ing tho result ~ another increase
in tho visible supply
Lower provisions were duo 20
prgfIt sales by packers and In
creased supplies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Vessels in Other Ports

TACOMA Arrived. Jan lt-HF Cbu-
Uaark from D &. 90 no D. o.. jan H.
EfF Eatarisn ffuw seattle ai o. Uis
St. caHioFsak from BsH TrsHtis.a sl
midafEhI sailed. Jan ii-Ms bHruaa
far HTdHuy Yiz Nottingham a. 2 y. m.
Jan ~ ~ NnfsaFa Mzru fur Antwerp
via rurfiaud a. .. m rF heEal tfHN
a. e 90 roan.
TyEUETg Arrived. jan lb-Hfr Or
Iyaaa frem seattle a. a
PORT TuWNaEss % Passed an tzn ID.
str IhuaIsaH Mara Cor seattle ~ $40
a m. str Hawaii MARI for seattle at
ttb q m.. srr Aihi1nHtar f9f Seattle 90
8-s3 = mr
VICTORIA jar ~ SIR
Hawaii Maru f1r Hsattis 81 t.t5 M
,F Wath Air1arHsr f1f san rlsEa 81
m Jan lF=Er Arabia Mafg f1f
Mou At p m Passed f1r NarhIrn
lar. ~ str HEakway a. ~ p. "a A.
rived TsH tt=arr Ruth Alexander from
seattle 81 e. M Jan. ~ str Arah'A
MzFa frem Seattle - l.io p ut rassri
cut Jan. t4=sfr untafio Tor Antwerp
aE n.
RAYMOND Arrives. Jan. if=Hu
rpiHt ArsHa from les Angeles a. 10
m SAILED. Jan it-Etr Edna Christsns
sen Tor ArsFdssn az 10 m.
EUuEEN=Arrivsd jan t'.-s'f
Cdna Chyistsnsan from san frsnfisra ~
9 p IN str Cnnhatis from Han Ffauf
rlsra az . m. Haiiat. jan ltHHHtf
wapama foF los ABasiss a. tp 10,
ASTORIA Arrived Jan ib=siF ia
kntan from Seattle. str NAtsufa fteu
Seattle a. m Jan. - Str X I
t.urhsnharh from unston at = m sif
Point Juiith from Mobile 81 .. fn.s u'
Osiris from seattle ms Gnfuiand from
Oslo - q IN sailed. Jan. 10 Str
Thas = Heal nom Seattle ~ mss
str suunrdsbrs fsr Newark a. a w.
isa IL scr Carvas f1f uslt.wurs 81
raan 81 p@wsy fHf usirsn a. reen. ar
fsssr fnr sap rranrtsa9 ~ ?. m, air
warwick f5F Port san lots 81 - m-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
ACID STOMACH
IS DANGEROUS
Sufferers From Indigestion or
Stomach Trouble
CUT THIS OUT

stomach trouble. dyspepsia, indi-
gcstion, Fourncss gas, heartburn,
food fermentation. etc. are caused
nine times In ten by chronic acid
stomach" says a well known nu-
thority.
burning hydrochloric acid dovcl-
OPS in the stomach at an alarming
rate. The acid irritatcs and iuflamcs
tho delicate stomach lining and often
leads to gastritis accompanied by
dangerous stomach ulcers. Don't
dose an Rcid stomach with pepsin
or artificial diRcstents that only
aivc temporary relief from pain by
driving tho sour. fermenting food
out Of tho stomach into tire in.es-
tines
Instead neutralize or sweeton your
acid stomach after meals with n lit
tie hot water and Bisuratcd Mag
ncsiu and not only will the pain
vanish but your meals VIII digest
naturally There IL nothing better
than Hisurated MnEncsiH to sweet
en- and settle an acid stomach. II
sOalts up the harmful excess acid
much as EponEc or blotting paper
might and your stomach acts and
feels fine In just few minutes
llisurnted MnEncBlu can be obtained
from any reliable druggist In either
powder or tablet form. II Us safe.
reliable. easy and pleasant 10 use, Is
not laxative aud Us not at all OK
pcnsiNe.-Adverusemcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Building Permits

August ost,rburg. 5si7 FRS, N. T..
store add, $3.50.
II. II. stalie. sB5s Flfth n. f.. move
residence. etc. $3.50.
Mrs. W. = Marley. $500 Third sv. w.
residence addition. $500.
~. 81 Lundstrom. G523 9Th N. W, frame
residence. $500
NJ. Sell. 2i0b I5th 8 w. frame resi-
doncs, $500.
Il. s. Lipscom.. i7fs Pasadena pl. frame
residence. 83.s00.
r. s. Lipscomb. izts Pasadena pI. frame
residence, $500.
John whrmc 1899 Third ave. w. frame
residence, 81 200.
n. = Lipseomb, i54s PKmdsna pl.. frame
residence, 800.
n. 8. Llpscomb. 1876 Pasadena pL, frame
residence. $4,000
Mrs. ". Bolsrleins 81 vir. 1857 Holden.
frame residence, $1,000.
o. y. WILCOX, s025 18th ". w, frame
residence, 81 400.
DomenIco Romeo, fOSs 5and =. W. frame
residence. g. 500.
J. EresiIni. 400 goth < w. frame repi.
donce. $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20

Arrived jan. 81 str Atmlrsl H0HlrF
from San UIeEa VIA ports a 20 .nH
str santa IaaH faEIrH HrHr Erir fEHfH
Los Angeles vie san EfaH.IHEu af p
u. Htr Ihnmas q Heal from UHrT1H
pa rHFfa ct s.G9 a. u. lau. no HH
AamHat rrau, Los AnEr3sa VIA aaa
TraryIHra, % a.Ih = mr sT NFni.sH
from laHi1H STA posts at 3 mr or
AftI7rHtsr from tGvrrp4ol VIA ports At
90 g. ga
sal~d-Ian s5-arr Ibasssn Msrs frr
Everett 81 ig.ui .. M Jan. ipr-sT va
Ion FOR Tacoma 81 sac . mH ar Ever
Sft Zoe taa Angeles via ports az 2 b. ui.s
Ger siIVvraao fer Tacoma al o m. me
oregon faF Asska - . 90 ,. M sIr Nnr-
Ina fHF Nrw lHIs Eia UFaIn iiaftaF az
sts o. en- ste CaatopeaE far Everett
az sls . m.. So gIraua f1r Everett az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Who Is Your Skinny
Friend, Ethel?

Tell him 20 take Cod Liver oil for
a couple OF months and get enough
good healthy flesh on his bones 20
look like n real man.
Tell him. it's the only way to take
those gravelike hollows from his
cheeks and neck.
Tell him he won't have 10 swallow
the nasty oil with the nauseating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Foreign Exchange

new YORK. Jan ioy-TorslEn .1'
change opened higher. stsriin g.
tITTiE+fs. francs i0.o5iin. lire
io.04fa. Belgium. I0.oso3il: marks. 23Soi
sweden. $500. Norway. 1879.
Foreign exchange closed higher. De
nand sterling. tAT7fs, NJ ~ francs
i0.os1ga. up 30 .0o0nk lire. i0oiifa
OFT t0.8031; Belgium. io0b02. ut
50 00eOE marks. essi. Holland. GOA
Russia. siss, Yokohama, 3s6l, shang'
hal. 55As
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20

fishy taste, be.
cause the Nc.
Coy LaboratG
rics, OF New
York. arc now
putting up Cod
Liver oil In
sugar coated tab,
let form.
Ask for Nc
Coy's Cod Liverl
oil COMPOUND
Tablets nj Owl
Drug Co, and
every druggist
worthy the name
sells them 49, go
tablets so cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Denver Live Stock
,t,nd,,.. o,,t.tion.

1880. Market strong
70 sc hizhsr. Beef steers. i5Gts cows
and hsifsrr iIsods. calves. iGgin.
feeders and storksrH. 1915. bulls,
izs0Ut,50
Hoxs-Rsrsipts. 800. Market. zoe hlEh.
o.. Top, fio.7S. bulk. iio.2;9 1859
pigs. ts.sn09.
sheep-Rseslpts $500. Market, steady
TO strong Fat lambs. $3.50 i7.5si
feeder lambs. its9is.so, ewes. g7.s0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
eyes! it's all gone"

q
NOT close your eyes =.
- think that health, nee A.
ton and strength are gone wv IN
you forever! 1t is not 50. ~, -
can get rid of your rheurlsusss,-
by building up your blood p. WE,
1t is a fact that rneun', =.
means blood poverty II
fact with the increase " M,
cells in your blood, in mp, sr
are destroyed. 1t Is q ia'' Mi
S.S.S. will help Nature b.
these red.blood-cells! 500 s,o,l
one Of the most poweriu,, =. ' y
cleansers in existence I've ,,s,e
suits in thousands OF rneu ar.
cases have been nothing snV ,.re
amazing! Tho medicinal ~ ARE
dients of SIS. are purely ~, ~ |,
table. This is very importsn a.o,s
remember! What can &c ,hsa
inspiring, more wonderiu. !, re r
10 see the Snachles VI rvlirs
leased from your slrus ssIus
body, swellings, lingering ,p,srls,
stiffness of joints and lIslaSr,scs
all disappear; your pius
made strong; your faee rlov,
with the old sweetheart s rour
your blood enriched ana !. 1,ssi
cheeks more plump as ta.' Tale
to be. You can do II. d
S.S.S,. the great des'lo'"
rheumatic impurities.
a s.ss. 10 sold at al ~ N sr
stores in two sires.
61rA size Is more eecnornis
&C 5Nake, You is Z,
RS.S. Gke Youss1&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
RAILS AND OILS.
co HIGHER
constructive News Makes
Market Opening Brisk
WALL SHEET JOURNAL TiNAN-
car MINItN


NEW YORK Jan a6--hnnHgnr-T
mrat bv me American Hallway as
recitation that freight traffic vas
running al unprecedented levels Tor
the season and indications that the
crude 600 production IH thr WORKMAN
fold had reached iIs peak. were t#n
hIEhfs constructive Items 81 HtEh apr
reared Iu the overnight news Ihr7r
Developments resulted Boa a generally
higher level 81 prices among 'h"
rails aHu oils Iu tEr early I0a.lnga
uffarEFIuE che fractional lna-rH ia
Steel. stuH-bhhFF grurrst Motors
American smrIfiuE and mnHi ~ the
other industrial leaders
Opening prices Included a. 8
steel IgGA on &. atudShaEsr. tas
nrf i. Radio. t8h uff - 81 Paul
10. on r.. ~ s. Central isghs up
~ u a O.. e. uff Rs American
Sugar hti.. up - Union Pacific
1854. OF = Southern Pacific. lHths
of = General Electric 3lls up %
General Motors. fga. uff = AWrrir
can Smelling .9aH, nff =. AaHh.
ass. rzrdIyidrud. up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
98c s !!s!? ?:!; n; s 8 ! !!
-CORNER Union ST.
Seattle Wheat
Mondayr ouo,atiaas

Ne. 1 -ot, white. tii:. So u.E,-ra
White. iiss. No. hard viHisr. iias.
No. rorth.rn spring iit1. 80. 1
western White. ii'i No. ! big blue stem.
i2i1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20

Any man or womas can put on five
pounds of healthy flesh in 30 days
or your druggist will willingly re.
fund the purchase price.
One woman put on IS pounds In
six weeks. Children grow robust
and strong-Feeble old people feel
younger In a few weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
San Francisco Produce

Butt,r-Extras. GHe. prime fir,,s .se.
Exx.-E1tras. Esne. extra puii-tn. Etsa3
andsrniEsd pull.ts. nominal
Chsess-Cal. fAts. fancy. .oSe, rouuz
Americas. fancy. Gle. orskon triplsts.
Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

surnr-Firmor. Raw 1850, refined.
steady; graduated. is.iOas75.
Coffse-So. Rio. 25R254e. 40. Z SAN
tos. 2sazsHc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
yUCvTABITs
VEGETABLES
rrioe- Paid Wholesale Dealers
Quotations by Pioneer rrult frodue'

chs price. given are those mads 20
retail dealers by wholesalers with n
few seasonal exceptions, prices 20 pro.
ducsrs can be figured by dsducting ths
cost Of transportation 20 Seattle and
approximately 10 per cent for hauling.
storaEs and selling eostl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
MILK AID rItraM

MTk -Cvt.. fob Seattle supply 10
y. q. n. rondsnsory ..sssrrs s0N
sweet Cream. Z o. = station. 80
Qustatlons b. Min Distributors Assn
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open HiEh low Cio's
Nr fta dita 49, iis 4 its isd
~ Iaafo diaaioAa las 10 "a isu 10 sd
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Cash Wheat
Liverpool Grain

CHICAGO. Jan. if-Cssh vhsat-aSo.
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SPUDS STRONG;
NO CHANGE
Steady Prices Feature; Milk
10 Advance Thursday

A firm potato market reflected IN
strength tn other root vegetable
Including Eastern Warrington rItna
haEHa. for which local dealers arc
reported paying So a ton, and The
announcement ~ sarrnt Increase
on milk duo Thursday featured
Tuesday wholesale and retain mar
krL
Extra fancy Melted Gems are
steady 81 $50, Commercial potatoes
are strong az so.
The prices current tuesday were
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POULTRY AND MEATS
Price. Paid shippers
rrie.. r.,a wheIe.al, Dealer.

Cspons-Lb. .,....s....ss...... 40 80
Duoks-Drssssi. per 10. ....... ~
Gesse-prssssd ...s........,... ~
Hsns-Drsazsd, heavy ......... .tio ~
boosters -s..s.s.ss..ss.s.s.ss ~
Turkrys-prssssd ..s.,s...,,.. 81
belgian Hsre.-Drsussd. h.. ~
Hers-Fanry block .s........, ID
NssI-Tsury .................. .iEo -
Quotations by Ferry Bros-
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