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New Britain herald., 1925-03-04
A Boon to Mothers

Mothers everywhere who req lizc the danger to delicate little stomachs of too much dosing appreciate the value of Vicks in treating croup and yehildren's colds.
 With Vicks there is nothing 10 swallow-you just rub it on.
 The body heat releases the in gredients - Menthol, Camphor, Eucalyptus, Thyme, Turpentine in the form of vapors which carry the medication directly to the nose. throat, bronchial tubes and lungs.
 At the same time Vicks is ab- sorbed through and stimulates the skin like a poultice or plas- ter.
 Colds go overnight, croup is generally relieved within 15 minutes
New Britain herald., 1925-03-04
Gossip;s Corner
Turpentine HeIDs

A tablespoon of turpentine in q quart of water applied to plants once week will make the leaves very green and keep the plant look ing vigorous and healthy.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-04
When Ironing silk

When ironing silk press the way of the nap and not across it. Use q very well padded surface under the silk.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-04
Letter From Nurse Anderson
 fn Mrs. LGhn Alden Prescott.

My Dear Mrs. Prescott: As you probably know from your husband, his mother and I have been in New York for some weeks. Mrs. Prescott, senior, is very well indeed. I think this trip has done her a great deal of good. It has given her some thing to think about besides herself
 For the last few days. however, she has got it into her head that she wants to go over to Atlantic City and see you and the new baby. Of course, have been trying to head her off by telling her that it would be better for her to go 10 Pittsburgh after you were completely settled. But it is of TO use. She is de- termined to go.
 I am writing this to tell you that she will probably be With you on
New Britain herald., 1925-03-04
To Measure

To measure butter, lard and other solid fats. pack them solidly in tho cup or spoon, then level off with q knife.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-04
SC BoraN

Sprinkle powdered borax free under sinks, over pantry shelvo and around plumbing. It is a per fectly safe disinfectant.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-04
For Making Tea

For Making Tea Always Use freshly boiled water for making tea or hot beverages and freshly drawn water for cold ones.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-04

IhLStOlI lO IL1oLAE
 PRESCOTT
 Dreadfully sorry, dear, but cant make Atlantic City on Saturday, as I told you over telephone. Tell Mother Hamilton l will join her at the Waldorf early Monday morning. Found some unusual complications just after I talked to you. They were brought about, think, by Con- don's brainstorm. Will have to stay here to meet a committee of the men. Think a strike is brewing. Nothing will keep me from you on Thursday after I've seen your mother off. I have told Mrs. Ather- ton to send any important letters that come to me up until Wednes- day to New York. After that to Atlantic City in your care. You can not know how disappointed l am at not seeing you on Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-04

This puzzle would make a neat design for grandmother's embroid- cry. At the same time it will af- ford n good bit of entertainment for the literary individuals in the fam fly.
 Horizontal 1. Published form of literary work 7. Dirt deeply ingrained. 13. Numeral. IA. Causing death. 16. To portend. IT. Pastoral pipes. 19. State of equality. 20. Commence. q. Auricular portion of the heart. 2S. An experienced person. 24. Cyst. 26. Pomp. 27. Measure. 29. Man. 30. To become weary. 31. Father S2. Small speck. S4. Position on football team. CPD 36. Procured. 37. Stick. 3S. A spike of corn. 39. Friend. 40. Vulgar. fl. Servile fiattery. 45. Exclamation of contempt. 47. Indefinite article. 1a Cooties. S. Soft bluish gray metal. 51. Note in scale. 52. Having legal force. 53. To bar. 55. Ground down. 5S. Bank clerk. SO. Anxious. 61. Falsehood. ss. To separate metals from ore
 rock. " GA. Twirled rapidly. 65. Sword. CT. Comfort. 6S. Marked "let it stand" 69. Marked with Q hot iron.
 Vertical
 1. fingered.
 2. Special kinds of food 3. Sluggish.
 4. Wearisomeness.
 5. Proposition.
 6. Short sleep
New Britain herald., 1925-03-04

(An intimate story of innermost emotions revealed in L.ivate letters.) TELEGRAM FROM JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT TO LESLIE
New Britain herald., 1925-03-04

TomorroW-Telcgram from Mrs. Leslie Prescott to Mrs Mary Alden Prescott.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-04

Three-fourths pound salt cod fish, 3 or { slices fat salt pork, ? tablespoons flour. cups milk, paprilia.
 Soak fish over night Drain and
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-30

MANUFACTURE PERFECTA - CORTE ELEGANTE@s
P1NTAD0S FIRMES ATRACTYOS - - E
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-30
Coronation de S. N. Hip6Iita |,
reiua de las flores, en- Bayanl6n


letra adaptable por el mismo ar-a
tista, conlpletaron el selecto pro-
grana de la noche que sera inn
horrable de nuestras mentes.
La nota simpatica de la noche,,
extra programa. la do .el senor
Manuel Barreto Gonzalez activo
comisionista de San Juan res
presentante en- Puerto Rico de 45s
perfumistas Riehart Hudnut, dc
Nueva York, quien obsequi6s "a
cada una de las dainas concuffeTi-s y
tes a la eoronacion de S. MI Hi-s
polita /, con muestFas- de .esencias.
cremas faciales, brillantina Y pol
vos Three Flowers, tan solicita-
dos por nuestra bella elite~ Cinco
mil muestras de dicha valiosa
perfumeria fueron distribuidas en-
tire las damas, siendo mayores los
honores para la Reina y su Corte
de Honor.
Tomaronse varias fotograffas
que oportunamente publicara en-
sus paginas graficas uno de nues-
tros colegas.
Llegue hasta los iniciadores del
festival nuestra felicitacion, es-
pecialmente para ell inspector Sir
Vazquez Ortiz, el principal de Ia
Fscuela DR.. Jose Celso Barbosa,
sefor Narciso e. Castera, u de-
mas principales Y maestros que
con su iniciativa contribuyeron al
ruidoso exito por ellos obtenido
en- la confeccion de tan selecto
programa. Y su vez esperamos
Que los directories escolares man
tengan en- sus puestos a prufesp=
res del calibre de los que actual.
mente desempenan sus eargos en-
ell inunicipio de Bayam6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-30
Y0, HIPoLITA, I.
Reina de las Flores.


Ainmnos de Ia Escuela Barbosa
ejecutan el dificil ejercicio del
MAY Pole Dance, mereciendo
nutridos aplausos. Preciosas nj
fitas de la escuela John Marshall,
semejando hadas que visitan ell
iardin, son grandemente oyacio
1iadas, al igual que un precioso
conjunto de alumnos de la escuela
Carri6n Maduro es objeto de
calurosos aplausos en- el Coro
de Segadores. El estudiante Flo
rentino Santana, de la escuela
DR.. Barbosa, muy acertado en- el
mon6logo "Manana Sera Otro
Diap. FL seiior Armando Cerezo
habilmente ejecuto difcilfsinlas
piezas en- un Solo de Mandolina,
cuyo instrumento maneja con
rnaestrfa. Finalmente Ell cuadro
plastico "Voz de Primavera", ori-
ginaIdad del Sr. Castera. Y la
sGavota de las Mariposas', !, con
t
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-30
NuMERosos TESTIMONIES

Aut6nticos que a cualquier hora
podremos mostrar al mas exigente
anunciante, demuestran la bp ma
acogida que tiene nuestra seccion
economical Anunciantes agradeci-
dos nos han escrito dandonoa las
gracias, va que de a1guna manera
he1nos contribuido encontrarles
Ell llavero perdido, ell alfler extra.
viado a venderle 10 que ellos
creian perdido.
Haga usted una prueba. listed
va a comprar muebles nuevos ell
mes que viene, tno? Pues anuncie
desde hoy los viejos en- la secci6n
economical de Ell MuNDo y de
SECURE mafiana algdn compra,ior
10 estara despertando las seis
A. M. Haga la prueba. Nuestro
anuncio econ6mico no falla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-30


De grato recordaterio. para Ia
sociedad de Bayamon sera eter-
'ramente la coronation. de S. NJ.
Hipolita I, Reina electa de las
Flores del Jardin Escolar Baya
nones, cuyo aeto llev6se a cabo
en- ell Teatro Variedades la noche
del microbes 27 de mayo con Ia
asistencia de todo cuanto mas vale
en el vecino pueblo.
Previamente invitados por los
directories escolares e iniciadores
del festival, concurrinnos la fies-
ia anunciada, llegando en- los pre-.
cisos momentos en- que daba CO.
mienzo ell festival que hara epoca
entire las fiestas iniciadas por Ell
lnagisterio de Bayamon.
I'm precioso capullito de la Es-
cuela DR.. Barbosa, la nina Evan
gelina Barbosa, nos relata un
fantastico cuento de 10 que So
faba ella habrfa de pasar en- el
jcSdfn aquella noche. Su suefo
cenvirtiose en- realidad en- el trans
curse de las horas amenas que
ALI pasamos.
Una selecta orquesta compues-
ia de profesores en- ell arte ejecuta.
una preciosa Marcia hacienda su
entrada triunfal S. M. Hip6lita l
y su Corte de Honor en- medic
de ruidosos aplausos del numero-
so publico que ocupa sus asientos
en- palcos Y platea del espacioso
teatro. FL coliseo estaba lleno de
bote en- bote, en- verdad era un
jardfn; no habia sitio para darle
mas cabida infnidad de perso-
mas que tuvieron que permanecer
fuera.
Procediose la coronation de
la reina de las flores, ocupando
el trono habilmente adornado y
preparado al efecto por Ell princi-
pal de la Escuela Barbosa, senor
Narciso E. Castera, quien nos de-
niostro ser un artista de cora
zon. Parecfa sonaban1os en- verdad
ante tanta magnifcencia, ante
tanta majestuosidad e hidaiguia
de las cortesanas. Una vez coro-
nada S. NJ. Hipolita |, Sc. procede
dar lectura al bando de la rei-
ma que reproducimos, como sigue;
"PoR CUANTO, YO; Hipolita
7, Reina de las Flores del Jardin
de la Barbosa, tengo en- esta no
cEe todos los poderes de gobernar
entire ustedes, mis- vasallos;
"PORs CUANTO, el amor y n
algeria son esenciales factores
para Ia pura felicidad;
s'POR CUANTQ, todos vosotros
| Labels grvenidU participar de un
Hefdadefoa ratio de solaz y entire
tenimiento;
"PoR TANTo, 70, Hipolita I,
Keina de las Flores del Jardin de
la Barbosa, proelamo esta noche,
una noehe de algeria, goces Y RI
sas, para todos los aquf presentes.
"REINADO DE LAS FLORES
DEL JARDIN BAYAMONES, a.
los veintitres dias del mes de ma
yo del ano mil novecientos- vein
ticinco de Nuestro Senor."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
Building Permits

4 l. Bsdson. 4757 California ave. tin
shop. 800.
z r. see. ..is W. s7th st.. alter resi-
dsnce. 1900.
chris sandiand. 1851 Phinnsy ave. gar
age. $500.
r. I. woodman. 72a5 Fourth ave. y. W.
complete residence, 1900.
IT. w. SsldringhouHs. 5bii California
ave. frame residence. g3.s50
u. II. Marshall. Lake Forest park. frame
residence. ig.s00
Chris Bandlaud. $50 Motor pl. frame
residence. $4,000.
Chris Sandlsnd. $50 Motor pL. frame
residence. $4,000.
Chria Bandiand. $50 Motor pi, frame
residence. 5000.
4. b. Hatcher. 1850 18th y. T.. frame
residence. $4,000.
J. 4. Burklund. 302 ". 18th ct, frams
residence. ;2.700.
~ II. VIM. 5Oli 4snd q. w, franc
residence. 1880.
J G Moe. 100 ". 18th. frame residence.
$500
G r. Ernest 1851 Seventh x. T., frame
rcsldence. $500
G. o. Montague, care architect. bunga-
low court. $4,000.
Lloyd utterhark.' 2af y 9th ~ move
resldence. $500.
West & wheeler. 1907 Third ave, alter.
stores. $500.
j. 4. Acteson. +. Il. D. 2. box SIC. frame
residence, 1880.
Box p o. Z. 40. o.. ioii Fourth ave.
band stand. 5000.
Mrs Bueiah Norman. 1854 goth s..
frame residence. $4,000
81 s,ults. 5025 California ave, frnms
residence. $4,000.
u. Lambert. oi5 2gth ave. frame resi-
deuce. $4,000.
Alfred Setter. 40ii 22d 8 W. frame resi-
dsnce. 1890.
i. y. HORT. 40is 23d z. W, frame rest
dsncs. $4,000
=. o. IiJort. 1918 ssd s. W. frame resi-
dencs. $4,000
Hans neinartBen. 1910 Brooklyn frame
residence. tg.75e.
Hans Esinsrtasn, 1910 Brooklyn, franc
residence. 1880.
John faison. care 1915 Ith =. W. frame
residence 1880.
r. y. Eckss. 1906 Olga g.. frame resi-
dsncs. 1900.
J. ". Yeaman ct al f2t Fifth ave. ~,
move residence, $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
Vessels in Other Ports

TACO MA-Arrived Jan i.-aFfr
Arabia afaru from Everett a. q ~
sailed Jar, i.-aIT Gri'fep Tor n O.
81 . a. "a tti1srsdats AZ p. M ctr
Aaska for seattle as ~ p, m.
EVERETT sailed ia n. sir CITY.
most Cor ATEttls az ~ a ul, HgF Arabia
Mars tu- Tacoma az 4 3. 49,
PORT gsMuLE Arrived Jan. IsgH-
str rissrfsu FROM Er4tiia az Gao q. "a
PORT row Nd PASSED i1 iss
I-.=-st kBtauFa Mzru from Seattle a.
p a. on. Jan i--Bts Castle Town Tor
seattle - % A. u.
ptrSGESEss Passed IN Jan. i.,-Ms
sierra far seattle az $50 p. va
ABERDEEN Arrived. Jan ls.-air
shinkai NArg from Muroran a. noon.
str HskHshtsa Maru from Mike a. I
y. M Jan. ii.-str Katherine ppnorau
At s p m. cor los Angeles
ASTORIA Arrived. Jan i.-str aas
sadah0r from ssatlic a, 2 3. 20. sailed
Jan. Is.-str Atlantic FOR Seattle ~ :
o. m.
san THANcIsCO-Arrirs Jan. i.-
str NsbrasEA from seattle az 10 ~.
sir Pr1vldsncla from Aberdeen ~ 10 a.
a.. sir Ruth Alexander from san Diego
"a, noon. sailsd=Hts ~ szggbis Cor 81.
attic 40 20 D. "a.
fyDa ASGELEs= aausd. Jan. Il. SIR
Everett for Everett str Lshsr ror Port
land str X q. tgeksnlsrh ,or seattle
str GrvyioeE fgT Sew York, Hfr Maryiand
FOR seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
New Corporations

Outlet Mining Co. Frank Cats. Matt
s,arwich. o. Tronea. % ycars- Seattle,
1850 900.
RominE'H Iabofatoriss--T q. Rouing
O. ! Hodge 90 years. Seattle. 800. geo
shares without nominal value,
Schroeder Lumber Co. iDe.--Pagl
Schroeder. :. -. HrUunwaE TIs,gqo. 90
years. Fail city.
Ftsnrr- Grifnth Cor J. Fisher, G.. 4.
Grimm. $4,000. 90 yeuts. seattle.
circle a. Poultry Cs.. IUe.-F. g. Hall
vs. A. Ross. Joan Han. 90 years, Seattle.
5000.
Pun Expansion Motors co.--oiaf Hot
issaisr. u. J. wall. 10000. 20 years
Seattle.
Dillon Box Co. inc--Jamss Dillon. e
]. AndslfiEEcT; 20 years. Seattle, $50. 600
Alfred Willard 4 Co. Seattle. Amend
msnt Increasing capital stock from U.s.
900 20 '1o 900.
Dc cIsrcq With Co. Seattle. 100000.
Amendment changing namo to Harper
Buchmsr CO.. Inc"
Rainier Valley a Rsuion Auto Freight.
Seattle, $4,000. changing name 10 ''Ren-
ton Auto Freight"
The wclch- Partridge Co.. Seattle. $40. .
900: changing name % The Partridge
CO."
Seary Z CO.. Seattle. Increasing capi.
tai stock from 10000 20 $4,000. ard
changing name 20 west Hllp Sand 4
Gravel Co"
Beaver Greek Logging Co., Seattle
100000. changing namg to "Conuachcr
Logging Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Great Northern IermiaAl=a'F Eoy9Qsa
Mara
P.vf It-suu Achilles, Frutssilaua
Fisr t=Ma Sierra laaifyE1 60 lave
WasIIEzlunt.
Pier --sgFs NirJgFla. Alaska. Sgrth-
western.
Pier p-str a. o. Alexander
Pacific coast coal ugukeTH-Ir >, 3
Hslla, or GF.ffya
raeIue coast Eusiussr woFgH-u. T. b
uratHrr,
T. s sblpg.aE board NoasiHEs-S'F cua
FUm
commsrsial Boiler worss-u & s sur
yfgur.
Ear waterway Dock wzryh0uss Co
str West Camargo.
General Petroleum Eegwinal-HarEa
Pals - clyde.
redi Dry pocka-eStFu President Jsffsv-
sou. President Mckinley. West Czms
arrl. Faa Patterson. q. ~ 81 tnalEa-
Amss rsruuaf-str KataurA Naru.
Colslau Crtosgte Wofku-su n ". Bar-
Ter.
wssy Seattle Training station -E aEis 81
SJimuou Ballard Mli'-str DEC, l. oisou-
HantUrd street Trrmina'=H8tF Atlantic
NcttIetau'a Miu-Ma Baraaa.
Wiua.ow Marine hallway eagle Narborl
Srhru NancuuNSr. Ella A. Alumnas
bhtu Caudusrnr. stra Srhzism, oTif'iu,
barsrs ElweIt. Henry Willard. Criffs9a
AID Co1uitiam City
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14

Uniting tho Tacoma ana Seattle
offices now beinE effected viii tn
crease sales ana mechanical scTyigc
~ tho Burroughs Adding Machine
representatives IN the Northwest, &C
cording 20 J, n Charles. new agency
m4naEer az the Maritime BUILDING.
headquarters OF this nationally
known corporation, Charles this
mouth succeeded T. %. Wilde.
The new manager who Will now
have charge OF all Of Washington
west of the CASCADES, and Yakima,
IN addition 70 the Alaskan territory
comes here from Philadelphia. whcrc
he was branch sales mauagrr Ito
Joined the Burroughs company In
1919 as a salesman IN los Ansclrs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived it=str Atlantic from
Hafrtulore VIA ports a. no a. u. err llenH
est tufEsHbaeH fr1u Taggua az a. w.
Jsu. Hg-sfr %. rs. UaktFF tug2 laH
AHEeFe- Nia Eagle ftartaF at no D. u.H
81 AEmGFsl ueRrF from San piaEg via
paFfs 90 sac D.. d. fIr Nsiars FROM Val
paFaia5 NIa porte re tata o. l4.r slr hat
rur4 Mara frum MararaH Nta NaHraHFrF
~ B.. H. ms uaatFaIIa FROM t1a Aua
seIrs va SAN TFaHefHrs az no 70 U-
sailed Jan. ne str Admiral N0Erfs
Tor Alaska Et f1 a. w# str UriaHs tlF
Valparaiso VIA ports az 4. m- Or Al.
mIrat Dewey Tor Tacoma ana Everett -
aE4a a. ga. slr Hrgaadal1 Tor Toe An
gslrB Nta ports ~ us. Jan. ID
s,r William A Mykrauey Cor ualtiuerr
Ntsu orta az $40 q m.s me huTEaa for
ysdrfY Iva ports &c . ui., ctr Castle
ToHu Coz Tacoma at Q. u-. or has'tan
f1F Tacoma az $50 @. IN. atr iandaa
Importer for tantgn Nla PETS 90 t.11 g.
m or MyaJfs Cor Sen York VIA ports
AZ 20 a. ufs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
TUBERS HIGH IN
CALIFORNIA q
EGG Prices Unchanged and
Steady, Dealers Report

fE- TT.Ura continue rfraIf a' gHHr
taliHua chat have been ashlrrt"l Go
various brariuh attacks fur fMr past
wees. short rrsr.u tr auH lrr gHH1l4
ruapauainH
lFutraari 7EaH were given b"usf
"Wednesday when tHg tia-ka rusi-
urtTiuK commission accepted rs bll Of
ace "a dozen au ururasHri rEFas leaH
than O. under the bid lot fresh
stock Tho h'I caused IA fururr ON
the market aud may result in hozyr
Yer storage holdings iu the spring
WHOM rEEH arc rHrHE
lsuTafurH hTH hitting thr high
rpats Iu California. where river tu-
hrrs have reached uru peaks Tor
tbr year The pslHta market Locality
H said Co. De- rRr" pt.uuallY strong
Nn change Boa th# price ~ Wilh
have been made hg local daUTtmru
n.IEgN TInpIgIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14

.ar. raHra nfaeg. taaas1a slaughter
uIe. ra.sgaass, tsr1rra anH aiF.a@77
1fUHEH.
sheep Receipts none Tarr u market
z,saar Lautr. % lBs Down. mr1iaw
90 choice. U38fgs hsavyvsights me-
rrau au1 rbaies. Elzaiis raiis aEa
COMMONS. 40 aCIgHt1. tllgiiE vs'A-
-rs gas8a1aE0s sf-7- common 20
choice. r|Ha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
Omaha Live Stock

CaitIe-Rseclpis. 7 900. Tone % raarke'
TaU -rc hishsr NgariiHEa fsulls
steers. is59alt. cows and hu.fors.
tss0HE, stoekurs and fsgdrrss i&#
s75. calves ts.s89ss9s bulls and
stays. lI.T5H6-s.
IIexs-RecsIpts. zs.e0o Tone o. market.
iac higher. Bulk. t5s5HIo.s8. top.
fI0.T5
She,p-Rseslpts. 1000. Tone % mar
kst. sc higher Ysarliuga. Sif.7ss
t.: usthers ts6ii. lambs, use 1875.
ewes. J7.50010.g5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
| DUS 7 RAILS
MOVE AHEAD
Brisk Trend Is Noted in
Early Stock Dealings
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAN-
GAL REVIEW

NEW YORK. Jan. it,-Hnylus at
tanned a further record high az yes
tsrdays close Industrial stocks con-
tiuued 70 move hriskly ahead in the
early dealings.
They were stimulated by the an
nouncernent that operations - the
United states steel corporation in-
creased 10 o. per cent This add !.
tioual chapter in the story cf ono or
thr most uuhziu- expansions in tht
history Of the steel trade strength
rusd the belief that general hust-
mess was on tho threshold "f similar
l.-cr Iteration
This outlook created fresh d.
iuand Tor representative Issues and
the whole market continued buoynut
In the early dealings
Opening prices Included. :,
steel. f.trs. up .; Radio. 49,. up
.. Sinclair, lats. up = HRldw In,
I1s. up =. Dupont. lttA. of =:
American Locomotive. 1854 t. * o.
59A up u: Mack Truck. 1914. up
=. American Can. lsth Studchak-
~r. 45L, of q Westinghouse. - -.
up a. Southern Railway s. up
Bethlehem. g of f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
Foreign Exchange

TEW TUIk Jan. a. taTgizn 60
change opened lover uEusHl sirr.iTEs
uAgFa. francs. lHgsas. IRE. l''Ata Z .
hsiziHm. 81 g-p4a MARKS 1850 nasl-
ra. g1l- aaruar. 1893
TafsiHa fnrHauFH Gl1ari lusrT ht7r
rrr IeEg uHHra fa'slt. lire
81 atIa. belgium 100000 mar=r iss.
HaiaaB tasa. aurI-H ss3 hgresfr
r r aI- iiaHEHnnE at".s
Shanghai .a. NuEHHaHa. as-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
STAMPS 4 srYsTgpy

ROME Threatening letter.
Ing mysterious red rtauba.
been received through the usn- I.
several OF E9msB Wsalthler Z
The stamps bear a picture ],
sto0psd Old man with q dagger b. I,
hand The letters 90 tel h, i,
men of their approaching MON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14

A. o pIsn 20 increase NE D..
ing birth rate in Greater b.
ne city government las dse4.s .
award even nr1T bafT a ssyiHn
count or three gold MARKS
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Portland Live Stock

Cattle -IErreIpIs. HalH. Zone M wHF..'
rsa1F ffrrrr good 1rsaa. $3.50 l.t.
medium gaeaurrs. common
aa.. raaurr arH rHtirra sac a-
Bsif-ra good. iaaa.ta. medium zHa
common. ltHt. cove aaHf ltHs HH.
medium aHu common. sac 1883. g=H
Hrra and sgHrHl f-atr hHI'1 aa
MA Ea.aeHaa. 1905. rHfrr- medium
.-r .HaI.. 400 far tHrH fsFIn 20.
lsa 30 200 lBa fagrH1sR 800 iHF. 90
Has1ua.
49,. rar-#ura raa. Ear. af market
-F-sf. 4rII#H. good aHH 0Hr.-r roe
f8 20 slH.. fIaEtss 600 fa go l.r.
NBssU1l go IHa ar ff.HHlA ua
~ zfH11tH HraH f.HuH u
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Denver Live Stock

Caitie-Rsceipta 1900. Steady. Beef
steers, tses. cows and hsifers. Itt0 Q
ssS: calves. is9ii: feeders and stock
ers. t4a7B0. bulls. G56iSe.
$500. Steady 70 Toe
higher. Top. iiI: bulk. liO.2se 1875;
pigs, is.7seAT5.
Sheep-Rscsipts, 1910. Market. &c
highsr. Fat iau1bs. ris.so 1915. feed
or lambs. Iis.B0dis.s0: ewes. 81 10 $50.
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Weather Bureau Report

tsrsrI-I from fus q Weather UarrHHf
TAEoosH ISLAND. Jan. is Il. u.
=Harametsg fsluuE rapidly rain. wind
saat 90 uuea en- hsuT.
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San Francisco Produce
Tu..d,,s. 1uaf allan.

Iiutier-Ex;ras. gsc. prime firuis. l5Ise.
Ezgs-Extrus. sIe: extra pullrtH. sac.
understood puliets. nominal
thee>e-Cal. flats. fancy, 22c. California
touuE Americas. fancy g1r. oregon
lripists. axe. oregon YOUNG AmorI-
As, .gAe.
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Seattle Wheat

30. o =au uHlts iis.. So. O western
white. tift. $50 Q azrt aIulrr rlHs.
SO. HaFfHsw HpHHG tffg. no.
Western white tlAt 30 tIis pIur stem.
gto
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TANLAC
FOR YOUR HEALTH
FRIEND SAVED MRS. WILHELMY

"overwork, worry. no appetite. no
sleep, / looked like n corpse says
Mrs. Mary Wilhelmy Of st. Paul.
Mimi. and to add 10 my troubles
my physician advised an operation.
4 friend, however, asked me to try
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. / did 70. and you should see
the Improvement. I cat well. sleep
well. have gained in weight and
sirength and feel fine" That Is what
Lydia Il. Pinkbam's Vegetable Com
pound did for Mrs. Wilhelmy, and II
win do az much for any suffering
woman.-Advertisem
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hiis-cvt, FOB. ssatllg supply as
q, q. -. poudsnrQFT .sssfaar isHe
SWEET Cream :, o. b. STATION 50
Qsotations b. MIL Di,tribators ASA
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tttI HSnAN
NaM -

ftrst Tow Tide
q 90 rs 10 20
ttr-t uiEh tifis
e. u 90
-saud IsB TIDE
-r-nd tiiEh tide
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ShipNews
Tides In Seattle

ftrst los Tide
r1 a pa % q
ttrst Ittgh Tide
~esyad Tow TAO
Do H GO O.
~ssgud ttigh Tide
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VEGETABLES
rritss raId Wholesale p~.isrs
Qaota lions b. fienrsr frulI A irvduef
Co
CThs prie- rivsn hrs those uads %
rrtal dsairrs b whoissaisfn with =
few sssEouai srcsgtiouA prices @ prv.
cuesgs can - figured ~ dsiuCtine n.
cost % transportation 20 Seattle aai
approximately IS per esHi ror hauling
storage aHG ceiling oost)