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Arrivals and Departures

Arrived March HtF hqfsrs Lu'h-
snbarh from Tacoma - iHaa y. ma -.
Maine rom Nsa NaFh vie harts 81 ilN
m 80 Africa MsTu from iafoin.
and Vancouver ct 5Il1 Z. mt harrh ..
str Alamsda from Alaska 81 lg'
r 80 Nsst Icon from Tacoma a.
b m IT. ptutsldya from Rotterdam We
garts at sac p, ma 80 Oklahoma rem
Tacoma az gao b. M ctr Admiral hpAr
maH from Tacoma a. . On. Hir War
strk from San Frauflarn AZ .. 80
Wilmington from sen FRANCHISE AZ s.ls
D. m. 49, uuffco from g, Va Ia
coma a. p. m. or Admiral Hfhlsf
from san pisEo sia psfts ~ ~ IA
sailed March t-htr Admiral Nstsnh
Tor Alaaka - no IN. sir - flaeshVA
Cor los Angeles 81 . ma, 80 Aismsae
far Tacoma a. M sir Admiral
arhisy for Tacoma sna hysfsl A. ts.l-
a m. March a. Hfr Admiral fsafi
Tor Tacoma ana everett a. y, m-s siF
uriffca Tor o. e. az 3, M aif DAISY
dfsy for Everett Via pcFts a. liiA y, m..
ia Pr.sidsut Madison Tor Manila via
ports 81 81 OBJ.
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dazzle Plane" Is
Latest in England

LONDON. England. March -.
Airplanes like flying zebras" have
Joined the British air navy.
Officially. they are known as
dazzle planes" They splashcd with
color In an cxtention OF camouflage
80 that even a short distance away.
while in flight. It is impossible TO
tell what kind OF machine II is.
Tests with several OF these air.
plnnes we're made at one OF the Roy
nj Air Forco stations.
Witnesses said that the dazzle.
plane seemed "all out OF proportion. .
with the fuselage in some places
apparently badly bent. II looked,
said one. as II the wings were about
10 fall off.
The colors chosen were mostly
black and also Jazzy yellow
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Portland Live Stock


Cattle Receipts. none. Tone % market.
steady HI~s-r. good EtAds. i1.5ta
ft.gss medium. i1u1,sss common. itu
Gamers aud cutters. ttsf. hsifs
sfs good. IsTs8f medium and rom-
m0r. tsHt.1t; cows. good. 1850 -
medium and common. iSBgst. rans
MRS and ra,tsrs. isa&. balls, canHsr.
and boioxuas. i1Ht. calves. medium
and choice. 40 ibs down. iis9g ~
100 % zee iht. isseaii
iIars Receipts. none Tone of market
firm. Medium. good Hnd choice. ts3
20 go lhs- itt7ENts 200 10 80 ~
ii26is. 80 ibs. Up, 81 segti.tss
packing smooth heavy. iitUti..s.
packing. rough heavy. iie.te1ti.
slaughter pigs. itIGls.ss. feeders and
aisckers. iiQuti.
sheep - Receipts. none Tone % market.
SLOW Lambs. 40 lbs down. medium
20 choice. titGis. hsavyvstEhts mo.
dism and choice. iifati cults and
commons. all weights iii3tf. seth.
sta, isBii. ewes. common - choice.
tQt6
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PRESCRIPTION WAS
WRITTEN So
YEARS ago
The True History Of Father
Johns Medicine

One OF the Interesting places In
Lowell. Mass. IL the old apothecary
shop on Merrimack street cstab-
iished IN 1891. This location Is still a
drug store, although Of course mod
eFnized In many departments, The
old prescription books. however. have
been preserved and form an interest.
ing record covering nearly a century,
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BANK CLEaRINGs
New Corporations

Seattle Forest Products COL. A.
Muffisy =. X BurF. 80 years. $4,000.
aeattlc..
the shsrisi Chemical Co. a. linn,
Jr.. II. y. Ellis. 80 years. Seattle.
i9.e00.
Guaranty Building Coz. ,, James,
j. J. CaiiaEhan. e. =. Catrou. H. T.
Aust. 50 years. Seattle. 5000
William Mining Corp, Seattle. i'ss.-
900. Charles Williams and Roy Tor.
when.
oulesn. Dock Co. ouiiesne. $500.
T. ". CloninEsr. Earl a. OAtman. G.
Goods and ". 81. Tresdveii.
" ". Gas Gage Co. walia Waiis,
5000. o. l.. Ingram, John l. Sharp
stein and T. A. Paul.
North Pacific Shipping Co, Seattle.
$4,000. j. n. Tsmpiston and T. NJ.
Royce.
Garfield seourIty Co. Garfield. $4,000,
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Omaha Live Stock

Cattle Receipts. siear Tone % market
taBlto higher. YsaftlaHs tFstuli,
stssfs, isfaBii,th. rors and hsifsfs
ts1tussQ. stsrksrs and feeders. o. q
SIS. calves itEiift bulls and Htara
iigtuG
itsE. Receipts is.6ga Toms 81 msfkst
isUssr higher. MAX, tizgsBig,io.
TOP. ti.fI
steady YsaFiinEs iaHIt rsthFrs
iarsgiosy. lamb. tls.sssif. ewes
gTs4Qag5
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GRAIN FUTURES
CLOSE HIGHER
Export Business Small; July
Wheat Is Leader

CHICAGO March Grain futures
SCARED sharply 90 a higher close ca
the board N trade today. july
wheat was the leader in th" adj
vance Tho opening was hlEheF "a
port business was small HEgrcsai.
Ing 200 600 bushels France rrsauld
April and MAY shipments.
Local infiurntlata fallvi ip their
efforts 60 bull corn Fractional ndr
yancss were due Go strength iu
" heat
oats finished higher with other
cereals
Provisions met heavy realizing
The market absorbed offers pretty
we'll and toward the Last recovered
some OF the days losses.
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Wanted: Girl Who
Can Really Blush

LONDON. England. March A.
Add wonders OF science.
Prof c. V. Boys. the distinguished
physicist. says that he will soon be
able TO determine the amount OF heat
in a girls blush. He has succeeded
In registering the heat OF the moon,
that Of candle four miles away.
and that OF the heat OF a girls
cheek.
But tho girl was my niece-and
she wasn't blushing." Prof. Boys
explained
That being 40. I am sure that Il Is
possible TO register the heat OF n
girls blush. But have not been able
TO find a girl 20 exeriment With
Young women don't blush any more
these days"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
Vital Statistics
RIRTHS
BIRTHS

Births IN their households are re-
ported by the following men.
Erickson. william. 1851 W ssih ~
RYAN. John James. 1904 y. Rspub'
lean At. girl
Afnsson. Elmer 81 Big Timber
Johnson. barney. $40 18th ave. g.
s'i.oa. Emil y. 1888 summit ave
nlrsmo,o. Yo,hlhiro. 1918 Howell
Rsncish. Chu,tof'r A. ii' Fourth
wsk-asid. Bar. s'ts iIm ave s
". boy
psvis. Albert coifsz, SRI
watkins Aiya Leland. t122 sist ave
\. T. Eiri.
ysecs. Ralph. 5t7 Director q, ElIl
Allen , Edward. zt1i Market 81
Rssn.. joseph 4, 18th ave and +
Preach. wnism Thurston, s's i5,h
Howard. Arthur Charles, ,os7 slrd
ave. x. W. EirL
Campbell. Archie NJ. 1874 Second
ave. y, 2. girl
ZAmberlln, George. Ills a'rd ave d
Mccoy. Herbert W. Bordeaux.
Minso. Waller Everett isss 5oth
otu.u. doroRiohl iass =. spruce st.
susiara. Joseph T. ISIS 9th ave s..
girl.
strestsr. i,orlng. city, girl
MeHac. Akhby. city, boy.
KobeT. Russell, city. boy.
Green, Walter 2siz Norman IT. twin
susatL Yuko. 500 Seventh ave, g.,
New man. q,orS. Robert isi7 81"
ricelpl Thoms, sso5 Dearborn At,
pibiissio. John. 30 stursls I'd, sirl
Lock. Ling issi Jackson 81. boy.
sAutane. Angelo. ii2s .s,h ave E,
Hyrns. Jane, AZ ilIs 18th ave. s.
Frsnei, George M. 1891 E Terrace
Murphy. Patrick. ,si7 18th ave \
=. boy
Harding. March,. Kennydsis girl
Asrhs. Louis Henry. 1850 ilth ave
- w boy.
Green. Edward II 7ot 10th ave, boy
Glithsro. william. 1888 18th ave ;
w. twin boys.
MstEEtr. Ludwig, si.i Myrtle st
girl
Carl, Henry ~. W. Niekcrson at
Eirl.
Hall. Lawrence c. rs 10th ave-
Eiri.
KLEIN. Robert " Victor Apis, boy
GewRlt. Herman. tso1 2ist ave W.
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7 FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-M iddle-aged woman TO
care for elderly gentleman; Tree
board and home. Just north OF
city. NE nwd-54sa.
ANTaD-Strong neat girl TO as
sist nurse. must be good typisi.
Eli Crary Bldg.
WE do hair work from combings.
reasonable. Also buy combings.
st-aStt.
JAZZ Plano taught Brin'. sos Pima
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Canadian Wireless

ST. prank q Drum. Portland for Ven
tura $50 mites from Portland.
81 Ei CAPTAIN Auaroftss fof los An
reiss ts0 miles from iaas Angeles
Htr Cathr1ns o. Sudden. touhd tef
yyIisp. uarhsf sac murr from Eaa
Trauttstn.
ST. canadian uorsf. Han ffanrisro
fsr NiftarIa. ts5 miles from tiritua,
atr Yoms Ms~l stpo miles from
Estssan. outbound
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Bodied Hair Sex
Real Poll Affair

LONDON. England. March A.
why not tax on bobbed and
shlngled hair"
This suggestion comes from s. X.
Lewis. British tax expert. at
Bath.
He pointed out that much revenue
was raised in the 18th century by
the tax on the powdered hair Of the
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Foreign Exchange

NEW luitk. March a. Pores e.,
change opened steady sterling demand.
Etfs. france IoqEgsa lire t00teo
hsisium. ta-es9ia marks. ssio. sweden.
gsst NgrvsY 1919
FofsiGu exchange elossd steady Htsf-
ling Nts. 20 . francs. tqpsa1a. lire
I1.etQ8. belgium. go.gtlt. marks. sste.
sweden. 1891, NoFwaF 1912. Montreal
90 8sk1t3t pf I8pstss. Russia Ets
HonEkong i1A Shanghai sfas fsko.
hama g8t1. Greece. ta.elal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

Father Johns Medicine. and In this
way the medicine got its name and
was advertised.
Father Johns Medicine is a safe
family medicine for colds. coughs.
throat troubles. and as a tonic and
body building. because II does not
contain opium. morphine. chIoroform.
and any other poisonous drugs. or
alcohol. but IL all pure. wholesome
Advertisement.
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FREIGHT TOT AL
STIMULATING
Great Volume OF Traffic Is
Reflected on Exchange +.
WALL STREET JOURNAL FtNAN-
gIAI. REVIEW

NEW YORK. March A. ksllrna
traffic figures FOR thr week ending
FEBRUARY si showed the nation .
railroads were continuing % hanaie
an unprecedented volume % AtaIttg
with an increase 81 22liN cars over
those loaded the previous week
This evidence ~ steady expansion
IN commercial and industrial ayNNl-
ties thruout the country was reflect
stock exchange. Railroad ana IN
dustrlal averages save the sNtonA
est posslbls confirmation of thr iuh.
dameutal strength 81 the current
movement BY achieving slmullan.
eous new highs Tor tho present palt
movement Al yesterdays close
The market opened irregular Win
prices ineludings American smrll-
Ing. l0gk, up = baldwin, lt-A, NJ
= Southern Railway, SIN. ~ "a
Industrial Alcohol H5A up = Ana
conda Copper. t2h, Oft = Atlantic
Gulf, 40I, on = Siudohakcr te.,
up = American Locomotive, ~. up
n Rock Island. s1A of " U. ;.
steel. lesA, up = Radio. tta, ~
"a Car & Foundry. -loA, OFT = e
southern Pacific. 1886 up = trn-
eral Motors. =. Oft = fan-AmcEt-
can r. say, up Ia
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Perhaps one OF the most Interest
ing books Is that Of the year 1888.
on one OF the pages OF this book. that
dated June 9Th. 1855. is written the
original prescription for Father
Johns Medicine This prescription
was compounded for the Reverend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

r at cr J o h n
oBrien az the old
drug store. on
that date. and
was so successful
In treatfn 6
Father Johns all.
ment. which was
n severe cold and
throat trouble.
that he recon-
mended the mcdi.
cine to his friends
and parishioncrs.
In going TO the
drug store and
calling for the
medicine. they al.
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Rab
Awoy
Boby's
Colds
A Boon to
Mothers

Mothers everywhere who rea.
lie the danger TO delicate little
stomachs Of too much dosing ap.
preciate the value Of Vlcks in
treating crop and children's
colds.
with Vicks there Is nothing 10
swsllow-you just rub II on.
The body heat releases the in.
gradients - Aenthol, Camphor,
Eucalyptus, Thyme. Turpentinc
in the form OF yapors which
carry the medication directly TO
the nose. throat, bronchial tubes
and lungs.
At the same time Vicks is alb
eorbed through and stimulates
the skin like a poultice or plas.
ter.
Colds 90 overnight. Group Is
generally relieved within Is
minutes.
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MARKETS RIDING
EVEN KEEL
Prices Steady on Butter,
Eggs and Produce

The produce market seems ridiug
an even keel these days, Esss are
steady with a brisk storage move
meut noted Dealers are puitins
away approx imateiY 30 per cent ot
their shipments into storage
The butter market was slEtllf
Of "Wednesday. due o. heavy re-
rripts So price changes were re-
ported. however
The potato market Do dulL hut
dealers and producers generally terl
there will be nice cleanup a.
prices now prevalent OF sishbl
higher,
New straw berries are arriving
frUm California. seattle will get It's
berries from California this year
The Louisiana deal having fallen
thru due 90 poor quality OF stork
arriving from tho south because OF
the Ions haul
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Denver Live Stock

AAfshaf NHNf~e
Cattle Receipts. l.gtu. Market steady.
hssf stssrp. tfHB.ta. Cssa ana he'f'
ere ihsVuh. calves, tdutt. fsedgTs
ana sto,ksfs. tagk bulls. tluite,
Hsss Receipts g.age. Market. % zee
higher t1p. llg9a5 buls. ils.sy y
lsTt. piEa lggl1,4s-
-hs.P Nstatpta lv.spt. Market steady
Fal ismts Ii.3ggItss. feeder lsmta
IL4tuglN
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Boston Wool

BOSTON March The wool market
rauliuusi its uupnsaru UvnI. Manu-
tartartfs are huFing iu small way Just
10 meet orders resolved Ter EvudH some
small amounts on Onto fleece vols sil
- tsr a new iua Tor the move. bat a
EruusllY held at tsg SIC Tor fine strigt
combine
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San Francisco Produce


Batter EAiras. ,ihs. prime firsts. zee
igx. EArsa. SEE sttra pallets zee.
undsfslfsd pallets nominal
Cheese uats fancy lghrl Caiitof,
MIA Young Americas. fautJ. sIr.
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BUSINESS
SERVICES

EusssH ID. Farreit Lawyer. SIS psI-
Ter Horton. All cases ADVICE t'''
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OLSON ralph Albsrt b25s Corllss
ave. died March :. 1875. Age ~
years Son Of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Olson. Brother % -. T. ~, -
hilton. ThslmA, Ella and Edith
Olson.
Funeral services viii be held
Thursday. g,z0 ?. m. al the swedish
baptist church. -. 10th and sunny
sla~. University Funeral parlorH IN
charge
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ladies and on the wigs of the men of
that period.
AZ any rate, II would be genuine
poll tax. he said.
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Seattle Wheat
Tas.Iay. QaelalIsn.

No, I sott Waite. ti.gis No, Ssatsrr
wbitr. tlts. No I hard vintsr. llsl.
No, I earthsrn upTink. tsf. No weai'
vfn phits. II.l ~. / t,a blue stsm.
lgit,
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Portland Produce

nuttsr CUBE sttfaH. taae standards.
t4u. prime fifsts, tkr. nfHis, zoe.
EEKs -Etuas. sge. flrsts, soc. pulist,
use, current receipts, sthc
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Weather Bureau Report

Especial from the q b Wsathsr hufsAei
rAruoau ialAAu. March "a,
ui uaramsfsr risiuEt rain ana m's''
Wind west ~ mllsa 80 hour
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Alaska Vessels

VALDEZ sailed March :.-s,r rukon.
southtopna. p i.I6 a m
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DEATHS

Sears. Mildred. IS. 7fis 18th ave. s
w. March 2.
suiak. baby. infant. ST. 2srd ave-.
March ?.
west. Amelia. SIS. 41sm First ave.
w. Feb. 2S.
Farmer. Ida Reed. SIS, s4io 18th ave.
s.. Feb. 81.
Gillespie. James Ralph. 81. $3.50
Kenwood pl., Feb. IS.
Amundson. Anna T.. ~, 1895 Stroud
ave. Feb. %.
Miller. Lucy a.. rs. SOIL Baker ave.
Feb. rs.
ommanney, Arthur. 20. 7ois Pala-
tine ave. March /.
Christensen. Christian. SIS. Black
Diamond, March /.
Dilsavcr. John William, SO. IA n.
35th st. March /.
pullch. Carl. ~. ia Riverside dr..
Jan. 30.
stockman. Frank. so. Hotel North
Reddish. Augusta, SO. 1875 Third ave.
w, Feb. 81
Sawyer. Byrdle May. 90. SIS W. e1st
St. Feb. 2s.
k.hoe. Alice. IS. ia 2ist ave.
March 1.
johnson. Mile. 81. 1910 18th ave.
N. March 1.
Dodge, Elizabeth. 40. 1925 9th ave.
y. w. March J.
Olson. Mslph Albert. 10. t2s2 Corliss
ave. March 2.
Gotes. Jane, 81. 1885 Minor ave. N,
March 3.
Divorce Complaints
Frank vs.. Grace Graham. dcsertlon.
Wilma NJ. Va. John James Croak.
nonsupport
Will ]. VS.. Bertha II. Getty. deser-
ton.
Mary II. VS.. Carl n. ossinger. nom
support.
Mabel A. VS.. Warren NJ. owen, non
support
Edith Bertha va. John E. Erickson
cruelty.
Mary vs.. Maurice DeBels. cruelty.
Edith A. vs. Howard II. Hungerford
desertion.
Harry >. "a Nellie Campbell. cruelty.
Jean vs.. w. J. Janecke. cruelty.
Elizabeth VS.. Joseph Den4 cruelty.
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rrle.. r.la MhsI,..l. p,sl.r.
QuetaIlen. 5, rsrrI ~.
MILK AND CREAM

Milk-cst.. feb seattle supply so
y o. n, eondsnsarT .stsass+ sNe
SWEET Cream. z a. b. sfAttnns+ 81
Quotations. hy Milk Dtstribater. As.n.
LIVESTOCK
Quotations at Inisn stock Ward,
Herrip,s, res cattle. COO hoEs. 500
sheep, Market steady.
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POULTRY

WE will buy your poultry--one or
thousand. II. II. Shoemaker q
Co. i0s Ninth ave. S. Ell lot 229l.
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Crhs price. Eivsn are those made 90
retain dealers By wholesalers WHh =
few seasonal sxcsptions. prices 70 pro
ducsrs can b. figured By drductirk the
cost % transportation 60 Seattle and
approximately rs pvr cent for hAuiinE
storage ard selling cost
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40 AUCTION SALES
Auction Auction
Barnett's Auction House
aoo1 and AVE. con. VIRGINIA.

2ooI IND AVE. COR. VIRGINIA
Again we have the assortment OF
furniture and household goods
lined up that makes our sales
the most popular and appropriate
place in the city to buy at, as we
have furniture for every class OF
home. from every class OF home,
including fine dining sets and
bedroom sets in American and
Italian two-tone walnut also
bedroom set In silver tone and
ivory dressers, and chiffoniers in
oak. walnut and ivory; brass
yernis Martin. ivory and walnut
finish simmons steel beds: the best
cork and all-metal springs and
cotton mattresses. Jacobean oak
dining set, in William and Mary
style: odd butfets. dining tables
and chairs; overstuffed tapestry
living room furniture. leather
rockers and chairs: an elegant
mahogany photograph. mahog-
any library and Davenport. ia
bles. rockers and Windsor chairs:
floor lamps and shades; n wicker
living room set, number OF
rugs. including Wiltons, ANmin-
sters. Brussels and velvets. n lot
OF carpets, ranges and heaters.
dishes and cooking utensils, bed
ding, sanitary couches, breakfast
tables, Kitchen Queens, rockers
and kitchen chairs. pictures and
bric-a- brRc and numerous Rrti-
cles needed in every home. will be
sold TO the highest bidder by
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6 LOST AND FOUND

LOST. Feb. 25-Brindlc Boston bull
Large reward Finder phone
HE acn-s54s
EOST-HuiidoE license No, 5z5,
tChiid Rrirving for pct1 Reward.
nE ncn-tfbt.
LOST-HandbaE saturday Address
inside. Reward.
GOLD pencil. initials Il, 8 7. MA in
$500 local 10.
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many PRODUCTS

rr,re. Paid shippers. CIT, delivery,
rrioc. Ia Cssntry. cases returned &c lees
IAIA
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LOTS OF FISH

VANCOUVER, b. C.-Canned sal.
mon exports from Vancouver for
the year 1924 were t,525,5i2 cases.
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j. E. BARNETT

THE AUCTIoNEER WHO SELLS
THE GOODS. FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION CALL Main
1901.
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40 AUCTION SALES
as MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

ALL NEW LUMBER p
4 and g-in. cedar siding ......f
2Ts. 2E6. 2Es. 2KiO common ...
sheeting and Shiplap .........
Ceiling. flooring. siding .-.....
Fir beyeled siding mice grade
No. clear and better ceiling
No. ? and better y. z. flooring.
No. , and better y. <. flooring.
No. ? hemlock flooring .-...l
a.Ks-in. bungalow siding
icleaT A. .....s.......
i2-in. Extra Stars ..........
% shingles ....-...s.--.-.+.
zi-in. shingles, per square -.
Tile, each ..........--...
LAIN saH.fs.s s.s.s--ss. ..ss 80 30
We Deliver Anywhere
NEW LOCATION
Foot OF Sixth Ave. ". on q
X. n. GROCER Lumber CO.
ca rfid-5745
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South Africa probably will adop.
a plan by which voters can register
by mail.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
100 Wonderful Friday Bargains
ry Item Advertised Is Substantially Reduced

Ensemble Suits
at Friday Bargain Prices
l-$l25.00 Brown F'awnskin
Ensemble Suit (beaver
only, po>'OO
$4,000 Oxblood Fawnskin
Ensemble Suit. Stunning dress
of crepe silk and fawnskin to
match coat. Beaver CEO IN
collar. Friday only |o>
1-sft5.00 kafTir Brown En-
semble Suit. with handsome dress
of chenille velvet and cloth to
match coat. Beaver
T9llar; rr,sgv oniz Extra size $98.OO
1--sl5000 Shutter Green En-
semhle Suit. Natural
squirrel collar. Fri co IN
day only, PO>'oo
$500 Odd En-
semble Suits. Fri S35OO
day only, ~oo'oo
FnIais RoysI-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
38 Mems So and S2.25
Laundered Cuff Shirts
Slightly Soiied
Eridoy Only. CSC
Housefurnishings

rSc Mensuring Cup. Friday only. 1oc.
Made of heavy tin. 4-Qt. size; q
handy kitchen utensil.
s4.0O Flower Stands, Friday only.
S2GS-Savo make, self-irrigating, round
style, painted green. Nice for indoor
plants. Slight defects.
1Oc Vegetable Graters, Friday only,
Sc-Nade of heavy tin, round style,
with coarse and fine sides.
1875 Bread Boxes, Friday only, 69c-
so only; Tin Bread Boxes, in square
and roll-top shapes; white japanned
finish Dented from handling.
S1.4e-e1.S9 Cylinder Bread or Cake
Boxes. Friday only, 7sc-Made of heavy
tin, white japanned finish, with two
inside shelves. Slightly imperfect.
xc25 and $500 Wash Boilers, Friday
only, SI.OO-Heavy tin. copper bottoms
dented from handling but do not leak.
All have tops. 25 only,
White Enameled Ware, Friday only,
<sc-Included in this lot, which have
some slight defects, are.the following
9 sizes Saucepans,; Bakers with tops.
Stew Pots, Deep Pudding Dishes. Small
Pitchers. Large Colanders, 2 sizes
Roasting Pans.
- Palais Royal-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15

Remnants of Satin, Moire Dresden Fancy stripes
etc. . to 5ts inches wide. Many colors. Friday
only 600 yard.
Ribbon Garters-Plaiu and fancy effects: dnished
with metal flowers. Friday only, 75c pair.
Palais RoyaI-kain Floor
Evening star., 1925-01-15

nm, by Pants, waterproof; assorted medi-
and large. Friday only, 21c each.
esew-on Hose supporters, made OF strong
,astic web, flesh colored only. Friday
My, pairs, 2Ic.
ChiIdren's Aprons, OF all rubber, also
assorted Friday only, 25c each.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Notion Specials

Roand Garters. ready made, assorted
colors: fasten with small fancy bows. Fri
day only, 45c pair.
kleinert's Sheeting, double faced rubber;
white; yard wide. Friday only, osc
yard.
Palais Royal--Main Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Ribbon Specials

fancy stripes etc. All coors and many combina
Satin. Moire, Ta2eta and Persians-PoIls DOT
fancy stripes. etc. All coors and many combina
tious. to 1h inches wide. Friday only, 4So yard.
Remnants of Satin. Moire-Fancy stripes; to
inches wide. Many coors Friday only, l3c yard.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Hats
Friday Only, S2.I9

All remaining better models. in black
and colors-inciudinS a few Matteawan
Velours.--Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15

1o-Ss.50 Rayon. coat style.
7-S5.95 Beach Robes, coat style.
S-s9 Terry Robes
Sizes small and medium.-Mnin Floor
Evening star., 1925-01-15
S6.95 Small Boys OUer-
coats and MackinaDs
Friday Only, S3.95

(5) Imported Scotch tweeds. With
wool lining, Venetian yoke and sleeve
lining. Sizes 2, 21a and 8.
(5) Heavy weight Mackinaws, with
convertible collar and breast pocke cts ;
all seams taped. Sizes [. 3, 10, II. -
Mninl Floor. -
Evening star., 1925-01-15

Medium weight: ecru color; form
fitting, closed crotch style; long sleeves
and ankle length. Sizes 36, AZ, Al, IS
onlN.-MnIn Floor.