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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

Dear Miss Grey. You seem nj.
wayH to DO taking up some good
cause. no / am writing TO you about
n matter that has come to my no.
tlce and hope you will print thR
letter and lot tho public answer,
There has been much talk about
coming or delivery Of coal; But ms
YETI nothing has been said about
watering coal
You order q load OF coal and pay
for COAL, but believe me. when
you get It. you find instead. that
much Of Il ia just aqua puu.
In my neighborhood lives a poor
family who struggled 10 get coal,
and when It came, half OF Il waa
water. In "A few days tho water r.
all gene and they are far short Of
tho weight they paid for
I nm living in nm apartment
house so am not asking for myself
but for people lIko I mention.
Some coal dealers do not water
tho coal like this, but the ones
who do, should be arrested and
fined. J, T.. w.
You do not mention the deal.
cr's name, 50 It is impossible
for me TO take the matter up
further than TO advise that he
bc reported To the City Depart.
mcnt Of Weights and Measures,
cOunty.city building.
"a Subscriber" cannot
print addresses Of motion pic
ture actors and actresses IN
these columns. YOU can secure
Same by writing to the qucs.
ton and answer department of
one Of the motion picture maya.
zines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
WOrnan's
Happiness
Rests largely on solving
their Oldest hygienic
problem this new way

ITO be fresh and charming every
i day, to live every day unhandi-
capped, to wear sheerest froeks
without a second thought, any day,
anywhere . you can now do all,
a new way.
1t is called "KOTEX." Ends the
insecurity OF the old-time sanitary
pad. Five times as Absorbent
Deodorires, too. And thus ends ALL
fear OF offending.
As easily disposed of as a piece Of
tissue. No laundry. No embarrass-
ment.
You get it at any drug or depart
ment store simply by saying.
"KOTEX"; you ask for it without
hesitaney.
Costs only few cents. s in 10
better class women employ Il.
Proves the folly Of old ways.
K Q T G X
No lG,rndry-diseard like tissne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

A tastcless meat IN made appctlz.
ing by two or three strips OF bacon
added ns baStlng for a roast when
cooking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Seess Predicts Sensational Divorces for the Next Three Years
Name Judges
for DreGn1
Contest
by CYNTHlA GREY

y / u n IIIN UNI
nR h A NJ S-Wc all have
IL them, from the seeming
" stern old bachelor down TO
the romantic young maid Of
sweet sixteen,
After a day m ayhap
fraught with care, the bach
elor sits in his coy chair and
lights the pipe Of peace, As
he puffs, his thoughts are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
FOR MAIN DISH

welsh rarsbit makes an excellent
main dish for n luncheon and needs
only a salad Of green vegetables for
an accompaniment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

Eat one OF Boldt's baked apples
each day; will keep the doctor
away Advertisement,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

Leftover fish Is a good foundation
for a salad or may be served with
an egg sauce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Fruit or
IcnetabLel

Dear Misc Grey 10 what famu
does tho tomato bsloug7 ~ j. 3,
The Americana classes Tho to-
maio as perennial hrr0.
NNh-n Il was introduced into
cultivation In Europe la the
18th century, IL wa looked up.
GA a fruit and regarded with
more or less suspicion and dis
favor.
In the 18Th century the fruits
were used to a small extent for
pickles and preserves and grad,
ually became morn popular. Due
to careful development and cul.
tiyation, tho common or red
variety became popular as
vegetable about the middle Of
the 18th century,
Today this variety Is looked
upon by hot. house gardeners rs
one Of the most popular Sege.
table crop. 30 Il would seem
the tomato may he classrd n
either q vegetable or q fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
TO REMOVE
STIF1ISG

To remove the stuft3ng, make a
sharp inciEion thru the skin and
serve with large spoon.
Unless n very large party Is
being served. only one side Of
tho turkey Is carved for the first
serving Of plates,
After the plates arc served the
turkey is turned cut side down
against the platter and tho cary
ing knife and fork arc placed 10,
gcther across the end OF the
platter until needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

turkey on the platter while tho
dlajOInting and carving Of the
breast ID accomplished
80, ., Make "a sharp down.
ward cut thru the skin between
tho second Joint and the body
on tho side OF the turkey Earth.
ost from tho carver. Cut thru
the flesh and skin all tho way
around tho Joint
No. .. with the point OF the
knife find tho socket. then with
q quick outward turn OF the
blade the thigh is severed from
the back This removes both OF
the leg joints at ono time.
No. I. The procedure In No
J is followed 70 remove the
wings, cutting straight down be
tween the wing and the body
No, 9 Tho legs and wings
should be placed on a side plate
for carving later.
no. g. with the fork sim
firmly grnsped in the left hand
cut tho breast In thin slices. be.
ginning where the wing was re
moved and tileing parallel 10 tho
breast bone.
No. Z. Now remove the fork
from the breast bono and Scpa-
ratio tho second joint from tho
drum stick, Cut this meat in
slices and serve a slice OF white
meat and a slice OF dark meat on
saaH y.f.sa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

apt to, stray as the smoke
wreathS drift upward.
For the maid, the magic
hour is doubtless spent be-
fore the open fire where her
dreams take form in the
Pickering flames,
But whether bachelor or
maid, the long winter even
ings are ideal moments for
reflections.
What is your most cher
ished dream Write it down
and send it to this depart
ment We're going to con-
duct q creamery for the next
few days and award prizes
for the best pet dreams"
Nnd we've been fortunate
enough TO get three judge who
are very enthusiastic about tho
drramcry They arr Miss Mel
lie Cornish Of the Cornish
school: Mir. Edgar Ames. vice
president Of tho Music and Art
Foundation Fund. and Matthew
u'Connor. editorial secretary at
the University Of Washington.
So hurry with those pet dreams
folks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

cot a neat divorce from Rodericls
Tower. tho wealthy PhllaGelphian.
WANTS TO BECOME
FIJI ONCE MORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

TOMORROW-LcttCr from John
Alden Prescott to Sydney Carton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
INDICT MANY IN
BOOZE PLOT
Rumor Officials Involved in
California Expose

SALINAS, Cal. bee. t.-my L. PJ
Five Monterey county residents. ln.
dic,rd for conspiracy ga connection
with Noes Landing liquor smuggling.
were at liberty today on bond. after
being served with wnrnnla under
federal grand jury indictments
Five others indicted aud already
In jail here. pending trial for par.
uclpatlon In the smuggling battle
which cost tho lifc OF Deputy Sheriff
\. IT. RAIDER. were acrycd with war.
nuta.
a, tho same tlmr many rueszs7
were being made ns 10 The identify
Of a dozen other Monterey county
rnIdenis. some of lhrm reported 20
b. officials who arc said 10 be- under
lnvcBtlFniion
In testimony before the prcItml.
nary hearing Of Paul nromw. John
May and Simon nub". accused Of
tho RAIDER killing. pltsrc or Ed
Ferris. Indicted but not yet arrested
wns Identified by Roy NuttlnF as
being n porIrtl, Of man who fired
on an automobile load OF officers tho
night Of the landing battle. Nutfipg
was nt ono ilmo employed by WI.
liam sandhollt. Moas Landing, In.
dictcd for dry law conspiracy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
GROCERY CLERK
LICENSE ASKED
Rep. Moran Has Bill to
Regulate Help in Stores
u, stat Cnrrc.pondsnl

OLYMPIA. Dee The Christ
mas caloriss IL that Rep Moran, of
King county, would carol Tor Tie
Erocers Of Washington, Every
Froccrs clerk would have 60 know
his onions N Moran'H bill which
proposes 20 license Frprcfs passes
tho legislature
Every clerk distltian. every
clerk a nngulst. every clerk n public
accountant Such Is the grocery
utopia as pictured rs Rep Moran.
~. bin provides that no one shall
be- licensed az a srucHr'a clerk un-
less he has had three years eNs
perisncc working IN a Erocvry sore,
an dis over u years uf nEe 4
Erocsr's apprentice must BE- over =
years OF age Both must have affi
dRYits as to good moral character
and certain educational qualifica-
tons
The Erocrrs examining board
would BE- composed Of three Erucrrs
OF five years experience IN the
grocery business All Erocers In the
state licensed under this net would
be Of good moral character and
over % years u hEe.
The license fee for ErOcsrH
clerks would ~ $40 and FOR the
groccr's apprentice IS Subjects In
cluded IN this examinations given
by tho directors of licenses would
bsi Foods and food Vaiurs com
msrclsl English. commercial nfith-
mstic. elementary bookkeeping and
pure foods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
FRESH Blu YIN G
ON MARKET
Maintenance Of RedlSoount
Rate Is Cause

NEW rDnR. Doc. - Maintenance
of the New York rrdiscpupt rate At
az per cent was foilpwr cd by rush
Of short covering and fresh buying
IN the cariY dealings today, result
inE IN SHARP gains among the prin-
clpAl speculative Issues
United States Steel common was
tbs outstanding feature ~ strsrg d.
opening at i1iH u, up 1903 Hald-
win. selling et-dlyldcnd 81 i,.bo,
opened nj i2sa, up ~, white
Chrysler gained iN To ls2a. and
General Motors was up point at
itsa American Ice advanced frae-
uonally 10 now high for ihe year
at 1876
Stocks opened higher. Anaconda.
t9b, up ~ General Motors. ltsa
up II Allied Chemical. ti6. up ~
y. 8. Steel i,''s, up ~ OF; Chrys-
Ter i2ah, up ~ American leo.
.. $. rubber soG. np X T. Y.
Central. i1fA. up =! American
sugar, Tsa up ~ studcbAkcr. ssls
up. Al Southern Railway. 1lsa
Va y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smiths cove Tsrmins pier 'l-str
Presidsn, jefferson,
Rel street TsrmInsl-Ui =, Q. u. 9.
Hsida, Algonquin. y. r. l., II Heather
pier iip-str Daisy Gray
pier Str Cbshnlis.
brand Trunk DOch-As Culburta.
pier 7-sr Northwestern, vi CAPTAIN,
Alameda
pier ~, q, Eagle 81, st Florence
fueksnbach,
taion Pacific Terminal str Lurllns.
Pacific Coast Engine wotks-u, p, O. %,
e. Unslsa.
u. ~ Shipping Board hoorinss-Ui ~ o,
a. DslIuood. str west HrmshsWt
Connecticut Street Tsrmlnnl-str Yukon.
Pacific Bteam,hlp TtrminalvBtr Ruth
Alexander,
Associated oil Tsrmihhl-str william y,
Iferini
sI1oy street Tsrmlnai-u, y, dl r. Sur
ysyOf.
silvsukes ocean 'rtrminSl-au aisdI-
RteT
gpokans street Terminal tr wlllfars,
T0dds Dry Docks str BldrldEei schf
Hophls Dhrlstfn-On,
Gypsum Dock Str pAllss.
Dfumm0nd'H Str Astoria,
Bryants Lake Union Str Baron MNciay
wlnslou Marine Railway 1Basls HRrborJ
'tf Nshalsm, sGnrs Vancouver, Al
hmnH Tartar, hAfEor Henry Willard
and dtiffsen, bktn Conauror
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Seek Settlement of
Claims on Germany

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.-By T..
Pl-solpagn Of the ycNlnR problem
OF settling war claims OF Americans
against Germany and OF returning
sequestrntcd alien property here. has
been provided in n recent plan sup
ported by American officials n n d
claimants, onw being submitted for
German approval.
The plan, providing bond Issue
OF '25o.oo0,ooo, must bc ratified by
congress TO become effective.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Building Permits

a, y. stompsr. sea y. SSH ct frame
residence. is.iesI spo, Dayton
A. w. Erickson ssss .sth r. W, frame
residence, ti,OO0i ssfT s5rn +. W.
Theodore II. Foster. ,ils woodlawn,
frame residence, $500; 1858 seth y.
The President Th.st.r s1a Third ave
sign, VI, be0i pa Third ave
y. n. stockwsll. sci First ave. fran,
r.Hidsncr, t.SaQ. 1919 y Boston.
ousran,ea srrN Co, s1fs w Spokane
at,, service station, tsee.
&. l.. Closer. ti,s sist 4. w, tram,
residence. ii.ossi $3.50 sist e W.
a. uusrin, care architect dairy bldg
iis,sssi 1880 jackson At
u. n. capedy. ,iTs whitman, frame resi-.
dsncs, ti.0sgi sis Fourth w
Q. l. Wilist. care Frank Olsen, Lyon
bdss Hter bds. $4,000 Isfs,ss iith.
Wash. Nutua Sav, Bk. alter bnnkinu
rooms tis.Q0el iioi Hsuond ave
j. - Rustusn, ~ EirurlA at, frame resi-.
drnc., 1890! 7Rg Fourth N a.
Levi Holmquis,, tss w ith. afrhm-
rs'idsncs, u,JoeI uii Baker ave.
J. ". Tisrnsy, ss7 ". sist, frame rest.
dsnrr. '7,s9si al W. sis, AZ.
steys sourapsn si5 ral, n. frame rrsl.
q H. hssi. iiep 7tth N, frame real.
dtncr. $500, iiI' " uAier
9. y HlttlnE.r '1ss n Cherry, serric-
station, ie80.
John Holton, 1853 ibth y. W. fran.
residence. $500 '151 fath n. W
G ~ punmorr, ASA Seventh Nj w
store addition, i1.be0I gBgi.0s Rirth
ave ~ W.
Anderson Furn. co., BiRI Ballard nv.
store addition, ti,eeei si7, Ballard
ave
H. e. Colsrsn, 1871 IutstIAken. rr,ms
fesldeuce, fl,bOOl iSO5 woudInwn
r. q Coleman. 1877 Intrriaken. fran.
residence, $500 ''oT woodlnwn
". Seller & CO., iOs First r., alter b,i.
oony $1,000 400 First ave. n
d. " Mcdonald, Sig Kinnear nj pI,,,
garage, '5.oeoi i5Os-ig iim ave.
Louisa herrsttn, ils' 18TH store. etc.
fl,eo0i iii9 n tbth A.
A. v williams iif Washington Al, nj.
ter store. 1909,
Alfred Willard, 1873 weatleko alto,
store, ibee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
The Seattle Star

1907 seventh Ave
hAIN-uGOO
CLASSIFIED AbEEHrlslNG RATES
Effective October q. 1870
TRANSIENT RATES
Count slR words Co. the liuSl
one line Insertion r.r.... ~ cents
one l'ur insertions --rr 10 cents
Irf luFtrtiou
ouo line insertions 900. 10 cents
fpT Insertion
MAJ" and Female Help Wanted
aud Female situations rate
per line. PET insertion .rr no cents
AT adErrtlHiuE from uut Df tho state
OF Washington costs cents PCT
word per Insertion
MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
calendar month";
% 10 W lluCn used during CnlT
rhdaf month ...rlt ,yutH per line
lsv 60 1919 lines used duriag ral-
suiar month srrrll cents per lius
-9V o. sFa liura used duTlnE ralr
rhaar month ssrntl cents pct llnr
spv 10 lbt lines used during cal-
rhuHl muuth -.r ~ cents per lluU
COY 60 t9b lines used aufiug uals
ohlal month i2t. cents per line
"VV 20 a1h lines used during ralr
ehNaf month ....l2 trUta prr line
500 go 90 lines used during cal-
'hdat month HllI cents per line
wv 70 1913 lines used during ual-
ebual month rrrrli gents per llur
eVv ui more lines used during
calendar month 10 cents per Hue
oNFbNs=-t Cash ia Advance
~ tl"'a HrHs.HHHfr .Hr.r 5000 AAEr"N
Nllrfuscfh ualug stated space ~ =
INES minimum daily On yearly
contract viii h. allow Cd 1871 cents
pgi inc rate on space used over
minimum up 30 3Uv lines in any
one month. Above 500 liups, rate
49, per above avhFdutr.
FINED SPACE RATES
'ho uF more tJr ~ months
,.s..stsrr,t,s..,.,s iJUu pcr line
llno or moro foT months
,,sfra.rtts,,....- 1876 per line
me ~ more Tor . months
''''F,'' ..ts.rs.,r.a tI5V per line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
SEEK NEW BIDS
FOR VESSELS
Shipping Board to Try Again
10 Sell Seattle Ships

WASHINGTON. pcc. I 49, The
emergency fleet corporation today
WINS confronted with tho necessity ~
seeking bids once again Tor tho five
ships Of the AdmlraIOrieutal line
operated ia the Pacific trade by the
Dollar interests. following rejection
~ the Dollar bid by the shipping
board
The board refused 10 consider tho
bid on tho ground that. while tho
$500 900 per ship offered Was fair.
certain stpulations were attached 90
tho bid with respect 60 insurance and
collision costs 10 which tho board oh
iccted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Ship News
Arrivals and Departures

.,,,,.d-psc. Str American from
-. york via ports at ti'se a. M str
tytII,s,o from New York via ports At I
a m pee l.-stt william n Herrin
from Port Costa ~ y. m, str h"th
si,,snd.r from Tacoma and Everett ct
sac y. nj,
saii.d-Dsu. Str Admiral hodmAn
for Ocean Falls al n m. str Admlral
posra for Alaska At 10 n m. Dec r
CTR Kswans. for Avon At Its y. M str
sortbland Tor san Francisco Via ports at
inI .. m, ms Charlie watson for AlHH'
ka al 4 y. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
WHEAT AT new
SEASON HIGH
Oats Also Has Record Gain;
Corn Trading Is Broad

CHICAGO. Dec. s.--urnln futures
received aggressive support today
ami finished sharply higher wheat
advanced 81 Co 49,. going into new
high ground for the season. Coarse
grains followed
Realization sales checked whsArs
record making pace. This opening
was sharply hishsr. stimulating IN
flusnc"s being strong cables and
bullish Argentine news
Trading In corn was the broadcast
In many months.
oats made the best gains IN sew
eral months,
Short covering induced by higher
grains and huEs offset foreign sell
Ing In proyialons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Dee a.-Forsl,n o.,
change closed steady Demand aterIInE
ithS francs, io.oatpHl lire. 30 0to5s.
belEium, 'o.oin marks, iasoi awlss
iiOh BpSin, nlbA Bwsdsn, 7o7a.
Norway sOaol Denmark, 1900 uteee.
ioOli,h JuEoslarla, iO.oiT7V Mon.
tr,si, ~ Shanghai, Tat rokobnrn
bipl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
sHISGLE MARKET
lNa E...L I...t.-...

standard stock Per "a. p,rA,
Common stars, SIS "a q,
Uarnmon stars, ELL 80 100
Common Clears go, 1iS liz
IfFAnIu MANN ir1i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Ii-A PUPILS WANTED

Bernhard Pcrboner Violin Teacher.
Vlollns free Reasonable COL
University Building. lgO5 Third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
FUNERAL RITES
Services for Woman Pioneer
10 Be Held Saturday

Funeral services for MRS,
ELIZARETH VAN AIsSTISE, 81.
,io7 Fremont ave. will be held Sat
ur,iny at ] p. M. from tho Butter.
worth mortuary She has lived In
Seattle for as years. and Is past
president OF tho Sunshine club,
Funeral services for nr sotarp
Sabine. 80. 1910 r. James At. will
be held from Buttorworth mortuaFy
Sunday at I o. m, followed by ere,
nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

| WANTED more men 10 SAW
wood With gasoline wood saw
believe they con mako SIS per
I day each. but must buy gasoline
! power saws. for 1880 each. on
| easy terms. also must buy land
NJ CHthenrt bnd pay part % mon
~ on land VIII give timber
! for 30. coo cords 81 wood free Sec
tRmpmau or suFan sos Third
ave bfflre open TN y. m.
| STATE representative wanted for
new Van Auken iuclosurcH. NIL
steel construction baked enamel
finish. sliding plate glass windows
open with all doors wonderful
value. retail $50 installed FACE
tory rcprcEcntatiye, KEnwd-I6es.
AT ANNEX, 1905 sth. near westiaka
ave. clean. furnished. HtcRm-heRted
bedrooms tmcnl; free bath and
phone. Trans acc: weekly So ~,
ARC AND ACETYLENE WELDING.
auto mechanics. storage battery
taught in practical way. day and
evening classes. Modern Auto
Tractor Schools, s0e r. Pike.
STEADY. reliable men wanted TO
take up Modern BarbcrinE as a
profession and flll vacancies In
our barbor shops In Seattle. Light.
cay well-paid work Call or
write Aoler Barber College. 223
Occidental ave
ROLLER SKATING tonight at West.
lake Rink, WsstlRke. Denny way
ard Ninth ave
PROSPECTUS. LEARN AssAYING
one month. Circular. GIG Battery st.
PLUMBER, exchange dentistry. H-s2.
Seattle Star
Fish and chips zoe. Alley Kat Cafe
0-'~-~--~~~~----~-~~--~-.-~-
10 SITUATION-MALE
CARPENTRY. remodellng. painting
kalsomining. reshinEling Prices
very reasonable Workmanship
guaranteed, CApitl-395I.
NEAT elderly man wants home work
nights and mornings. Handy with
tools. VIII work elsewhere. Al
dress H.Si. Star
DIRT hauling. clearing, team work;
light dump trucks; bonded powder
man. MElrso-47is
PAPER HANGING aud lSalsomining
by the man that knows his busi-
ness. dArfld-5S6i
ROOFS patched or rcshlngicd.
leaks stopped. No job too small,
EARt-656p,
CARPENTER wants work small
houses =, garages, repairs, any thing
Lundatrom, MAin-ail9
FLO ORS electrically surfaced.
guaranteed BENcn-i367
ENCHANTING hpuiIngi ib-ynrd
truck. sUnset-6Sio.
PAPER HANGING, tinting, painting,
GUARANTEED, Stlnaet-7i12.
ROOFING, rcshlngling and patching.
BEncn-2l20,
PLAsTERINd, briclSworlt, WEst-
ObU5.
PAP ~ II hanging. ltnlsomlnlnE.
painting, Brown. BEacn29S2.
e>-~~~-~~~~~>N~~>~~~~ ~~>-N~~~~~~~~~J~I>~--
Id.A PUPILS WANTED
Bernhard Porboner Violin Teacher.
Vlolins free, Reasonable. col
University Building. laos Third.
~-onse~-eeN~~-~yNe-~~~ ~~~--,>~~~>e>-s~~~~~~>,
10 FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
i25 DUPLEX bungalow. room,
nicely furnished, clean pleasant
convenient; garage, Rainier
Beach 6OlG RuNbury Rainier.
03gp
500 on lease b.roum residence. f,n-
mace, fircplncoi Wow, every con
yonlcnCC, Twelve minutes Ia
business district Key, aIlg mn
ave, =. llGHcn i7G1
BROOM modern. gnragoi Wow
lawn fireplace. Adults only
CApltl-iQNL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
VEG ErABI-Es
Prt.~. R.il SxFhal-.t. n-.lr,

CHE prices EiSsn are those made u
retain dealers BY uhoissslsrs with .
tsv seasonal exceptions, prices ~ pre-
dueers can b. figured sy dsdpetins
approximately Is per cent for haRdllns
storage and selling eos,)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Chicago Board Of Trade
Seattle Wheat

No. western white, ii.ss; No. soft
white tisst No. = western white, ti.so
no. 1 hard winter. iissi No. northern
spring. ,i.sst No. big blussthm. flsS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
EXPECT DROP IN
EGGS HERE
Market Weak, Say Dealers;
Butter Is Down 2 Cents

A drop In the price % csgs nu
ere local market Is expected srliaN
hN dealers on produce row The
market b. weak. one Wholesaler TO-
ported FRIDAY morning ant ~ Is
likely that rEEs viii drop a few
cents before the DAY Is oven
Butter and buttrrfHt also dropped
Friday morning. brlnEtug the price
~ parchment wrapped prints u -
cents aud huttrrfsi 90 IS cents TINS
revision brings prices Go much
more stable level iu tho BELIEF 90
many danlpra
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Everyone entering store mtll
| Christmas may have uHcfut
household article free.
Even II yuu do not buy. | want
YOU to know how much you can
save on oyerBtuffed furniture
made to- order hair mattresses,
box springs. real high grade diu-
Ing room HultoR, bedroom suites,
rugs, n large assortment of
lamps, wool blankets. etc, 80
you can tell your friends where
they can save money.
| BEFORE YOU PART WITH
YOUR Cash, TT WILL PAY
YOU TO GET TlNNnY'a
PRICES.
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Cash Wheat

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Plano Tuners
Patent Attornrys
Physicians. Surgeons

BR ANGUS. suite 900 PautageH Hld.
Wumeu'E ailments dlHurisrs.
on MAAFlELp. 8s years curing
mon. 100 let ave wash lildE
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