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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-13

Fundamental Los hucsoS de In ioven atl6-
tica dc hoy >ou mas largos ,sados. de
alf Su aUmento eu cst3tura ! Su, nreritIu$
hombros. Los de suS pies Y manos eSt.ln
neior desarrelIados. dc modo que nccc=
sitan &nantes Y zaparoS mas @randeS Ia
manufacturero dc guanteS. haco POGO dc
cl0r0 que actualmentr uo Lax practices
monte ninguna demanda por los lunl9fos
peqnei1os dc guantes fcmeninos our ds-
toS ahora son "mds anchos
Is de notarse que hoy en- dia In hcrat,
M de casi todas laa noveas tiella ana fl
@ara de ni1o". Mana mas claro aie Ia
jcVen cuya figura sc parece n Ia de un
nido es ffsicamente defectuosa. pero. por
>Gpa@sto. es necesario cStar la moda.
y ansta los corsets ordiru-ios dc ahora
ccnstrinen estrechamcne las cadcras.
Los huesos srandes no son rep idiabIes
sicmpre que el sistema muscular este DIES
alrolado correspondientemente ademds
Sc tiene bastante earne para apprccaa
@rUeSa.
Para que Una muier sea bella lay que
ccLenzar la dbra desda que es Una Mia
dc meses. Es I'm asunto principalmcnte oe
ahmcHto saludable ! ciercicio sano CO.
>as que juegan I'm paprl muy imp,rtante
III Ell desarrollo sat1>sactorio de! sisteInas
6seo.
La naturaleza janis intcntd lacer que
conpailero masculine. 81 vamos a acep-
tar esa teorfa. ipor qpe no decir De los
l'roes tfpicos dc las novelas popElarey.
de aQuf unos ahoS. cue tienen figuras
II meninas: "a
La mujer no debe tener los hombrGl
como los hombres pero al reves dc In
idea aceptada por In generalfdad dcben
eStar bien crgJlidos. Su pecho debe ser
anclIo. de 10 contrario no tendra esa aIa
rencia caracterlstica del mejor tipo de la.
mnclacha americana actual.
DcSWts de los cincuenta amos de etlad
les huesoS del cnorpo humane conienzan
pefder tamafo peso rs una nanifes
taci6n dc Ia tendencia epcoger que pro
Gresiyamente afecta todos los teiidos Tn
hombre de sciS pies de altura piorde puI
gada y media a los 20 amos.
=,
- nor - ahso,..i6n ID - ,nato,;a amir,ai
j, snhvfancia or,,.,,ic., am, ,o,,t;ano e.
la roiez x,,sho dns.,,arecido u never mn,
te del tudtano y los hnesos SO nonep oue-
.bradizoS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-13

.Esta Is una posicidn POGO deseable en-
una nina, .pues tiende deformarle su es-
QueIeto. Puede ocasionar curvaturas Ell
la espina dorsai 81 coge la costumbre.
En- Ia nayorfa de las eseuelas, en- todo
el pals, los estudiantes peque1os ocupan
sitios Y escritorios tan excesivamente al
tos para ellos que sus talones no pueden
tocar el suelo, mientras que los libros lie
,quedan tan eerea de los ojos que pueden
causarles la niiopfa. Para los nifles gran
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-02-19
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
NOTES OF INTEREST

Mrs. Reese E. Friend is on visit
to relatives and friends in Akron, O.,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. V. Moore spent
the weekend in Fairmont, W. Va,
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Roger Tower and her sister,
Miss Mildred King, visited relatives
in Fairmont, West Va, last week.
Mr.. Philip Walter, who is employed
at the Kelly-Springfeld plant in Cum
berland, spent Sunday at his home in
Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yelling spent
several days of last week in Berkeley
Spring, West Va, and Hagerstown,
Nd. where they were guests of rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. James Kerins returned to Oak
land Sunday afternoon from Lansing,
Mich, to which point he had gone late
last week to drive a Paige car from
the factory to Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-02-19
PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Under and by virtue of an order of
the Orphans Court of Garrett county,
Nd, the undersigned Administrative
of the estate of Jacob H. Cuppett,
late of Garrett county, deceased,
hereby gives notice that on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1925,
Beginning at the hour of ten o'clock
a. M, she will offer at public auction
at the farm of the said deceased, To-
Gated six miles north of Oakland on
the General Construction Corporation
Road, all of the following described
personal property:
20 HEAD OF DAIRY STOCK, con-
sisting of good Jersey Cows to be
fresh in three weeks; l Jersey now
giving milk, to be fresh in April, 7
years old; l three-year old Jersey to
be fresh in March; l three year-old
Jersey to be fresh in May; l three
year old Jersey to be fresh in May;
l siX-year old Guernsey COW, just now
fresh; l four-year old Guernsey, now
giving milk; 1 six-year old Brown
Swiss COW, now giving milk, to be
fresh in August; 6 two-year old Jer-
seys, four to be fresh in the spring.
These are of the Adolphus Enlow
stock and as good as can be bought.
1 two-year old Jersey to be fresh in
March; 1 two-year old Guernsey to be
fresh soon.
REGISTERED STOCK-One g.
year old Jersey Bull, Jersey yearl-
ing Heifers from the Jersey Calf
Club.
Ten fat Hogs, will dress 125 lbs;
10 Shoates; 1 red sow, bred in Janu-
airy; l mixed Sow, bred in January;
l large Berkshire SOW; 1 full stock
red male, 9 months old; 8 pigs, bay
horse, IA years old; black and white
pony, years old; l yearling pony; 1
Overland touring car, run 5000 miles;
1 Buick touring car, l new manure
spreader, l road wagon, l hay rake,
l moving machine, l Bell City incu-
bator, 40 egg capacity; l Clover
Leaf incubator, 240 egg capacity, and
other farming utensile too numerous
to mention.
TERMS OF SALE-Sums of $40
and under cash; above $40, 6 months
credit on approved note.
EDITH l. CUPPETT, Adm'X.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-02-19

All game hunters should read the
Maryland Theatre program for the
showing of the feature Hunting In
Maryland" made from scenes in the
Garrett county game preserve.
Thanks to the members of the City
Council, the Boy Scouts and the Civic
Club are now using the Town Hall as
their meeting place. 1t has been made
very attractive for the purpose.
The ladies of St. Peters church
will conduct card party in the K. of
c. Hall, Oakland, Monday evening,
February 23rd, beginning at eight
o'clock. Prizes will be awarded and
refreshments will be served.
Mr.. Alvin Schrock, of Strawberry
Hill Farm, near Grantsville, uses the
advertising columns of The Republi-
can today to announce a sale of pure
bred and high grade cattle, farm ma
chimney, ETC., to take place at his
farm on Thursday of next week.
Posters will be distributed this ev-
ening announcing a dance to be given
in Fraley's Hall on Saturday evening.
Mr.. Gregg. Davidson and his Virgin
ialand seven will play for the oc-
casion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-02-19

Virginia Fraley youngest daughter
of Mayor and Mrs. L. NJ. Fraley, of
Oakland, who has been in the West
ern Maryland Hospital for several
weeks recuperating from an appendix
operation, will be brought to her
home here tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Charles V. Harvey, proprietor
of the Hat Shop, which has been To-
Gated in rooms in The Republican
building, will move her stock of goods
to the new McIntire building on Alder
street the latter part of'the present
month.
The new electric fire alarm was in
stalled on top of the municipal build
ing on Third street Thursday of last
week and given a try-out Friday at
noon. The whistle or siren, is oper-
ated by an electric motor and is
far-reaching in sound.
The many friends of Mr.. Aronah
H. MacDonell, who was in charge of
st. Matthew's church during the past
summer, will be interested to know
that he was made deacon in the
Episcopal church by Bishop Murray
in the Pro-Cathedral in Baltimore on
February 18th.
Glass No. 10 of St. Marks Luther
an Sunday school will conduct food
sale in F. G. Schools grocery store
on Saturday afternoon, beginning at
two o'clock, when cake, candy, rolls,
pies, bread, ETC., will be on sale. For
special orders phone 59-J and if pos
sible the same will be filled.
Miss Laura Smith, of Washington,
D. c., who recently came to Oakland
and opened a millinery store in the
building on Second. street recently
vacated by Miss Dorsey, announces
by advertisement in The Republican
today that she will have her stock of
all that's new in millinery open for
inspection on Saturday, the 21st inst.
Lest week the local troop of Boy
Scouts observed the fifteenth ami
versary of the national organization
by holding a mass meeting in the
Maryland Theatre on Sunday and at
tending theatre party at the Grand
Theatre where they were guests of
the management of that house and
of the scoutmaster, each boy taking
his mother; also on Thursday night
by inviting their dad" to a big party
held in their rooms in the City Hall.
Rural Carrier Wade H. Mason was
painfully injured last Monday after
noon when the team attached to his
mail cart ran away, thowing him out
and cutting his face and hands quite
severely.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-02-19

i Le'Ltl' spent CUI4udS III OohId4u VIII
her sister, Mrs. Ernest Townshend.
Messrs. w. W. Dawson, L. N. Fra
/ ley, Michael Kildow, Julius Walter
Fred Cropp and Guy Yutzy were il
Clarksburg West Va, on Monday t.
which city they went to witness the
game of basketball between the team
of that town and the Oakland Cole
gians.
The Misses Conley, instructors il
the Oakland High School, entertained
large number of their friends at {
valentine party given in the parlors
Of the William-James Hotel on Sat.
urday evening. Delicious refresh
merts followed the diversion of the
evening.
Mrs. George D. Bosley left for Gin.
ton, North Carolina, Saturday, be-
ing accompanied thence by her grand.
daughter, Miss Mildred Fleming, who
came to Oakland a week preceding
their departure and was the guest OF
DR.. and Mrs. John D. Darby during
her stay here.
William Roberts, who was employ
ed at the Weber greenhouses in Oak
land for several years as a rose
grower, died in a Philadelphia hospi-
tai on Monday morning of cancer OF
the stomach. His funeral took place
in that city yesterday, the Masonic
fraternity having charge. Mr. Rob-
erts is survived by his wife and two
children.
Monday evening last as Mr.. Charles
j. Newman of the local postoffice
was returning to his home in a Ford
car he recently purchased, he ran into
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cogley on the
Third street bridge over the Balti-
more and Ohio tracks. The former
was slightly bruised, while Mrs. Cog
ley was more seriously injured, the
extent of which has not yet been de-
termined, but it is thought that her
injuries will not prove to be danger
Gus.
The mid-winter chautauQua, which
was held at the Maryland Theatre in
Oakland Friday, Saturday and Mon
day closed with the evening perform
ance Monday. Every number pre-
scented by the platform talent came
up to expectations. The audiences at
each lecture and entertainment were
larger than anticipated by the guar
antors with the result that no deficit
will have to be met by those response
BILE for the presence here Of the en-
tertainers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-02-19

Miss Clara Mitchell is visiting rela-
tives in Baltimore this week, having
gone to that city on Monday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-02-19
WE LEAD-OTHERS FOLLOW

Don't forget the Moose dance to be
held in Fraley's Hall tonight.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-02-19

Miss Elizabeth Leary, of Cumber-
land, spent Sunday in Oakland with
her sister, Mrs. Ernest Townshend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith cove Tsmipsi nisr a. Hff
President jefferson Yokohama Aihru.
Flsf 90 sghf Rose hahoHcl. sir shin,
shp MaFu
nsu street Terminal g. H. G. a. O.
iiaias, g. T. H. n. Cedar. Heather.
afr Eastrrn Gale
GRAND Trunk Pacific Terminal -HFt "A.
uuFsi Evans
Pier a. HarHs Eiasu 80 Atlantic clo
Pier tgu- X q. n usliuo0d
Pier ssbr Pa8uy putard. or Wan-
ssaad,
Pier acbrs JOHN A. Chas ~ Wilson.
Pier 2 sua vleiors, i,sdoad0. Aiamsas.
taFdgVa
Pier ! ssbr A. rbaysr
rtsr Ne Cbsuamta
linton Pacific Terminal ST. BuFsu.
Y shipping Board AsoflHep -st Cup
gam
Connecticut street Terminal sebr Erir.
O y ptsyaysrsf. slr Alssss ~
bridge
Aamrai lime Tsrulnsi=atr u. q Alsv
sHass, ma Hoobyslls
stacy street Terminal ar Texan
Lauder street Terminal BsHr Alice 80
wawoua
Commercial boiler Wgrts RcAr Hs1aa-.
tlaB'urd street Terminal E,r U-nry n
Grow
Tsad Dry pesas SIS Patterson. mrs
Ehas q Mccormick NaaiHy
AusFs Terminal 90 str Kfsl NarH
GalHaan crr1sgto Works ~ w nattrr.
iisfesruaua pf1 Dock ustn D. u Hsr4
ilFz. EylfF Ag8ti1.
naaF a'r tIAfn
STANDARD Ul On Deck Lake tHf8e y.
charlie Nafs1s
NtasiuH Marine HaliHaF fEsrfs ifefhBFi
ser Nshsisu. seiFa Vancouver AiHrss
"a bsf4ss Hrnfy Willard DFiffaaa. Cos
aqitam City. Iara rtHeIrluH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

scaled Proposals. lndorsed pro
poaals for Repairs 10 Pier. Puget
Sound. Washington. specification
No aOet" VIII be received al tho
Public Works office. Navy yard
Puget sound Washington. until
u O'Clock IL Aprii, 1895. aud
then and there publicly opened.
Tor placing reinforced concrete
shells around existing ahafta
and bells. replacing missing
or dcteriprHtrd concrete ~ tho
shafts and bells: aud Including re-
m1val OF uuaound portion uf tim
per plies under brilas az the Navy
Yard. Puget Sound Washington
Specification No. 5Ga5 md accom-
pauylnE drawing may DO obtained
on application to tho Burcnu or To
the rommandant. Navy Yard. Puget
Sound. Washington Deposit OF "a
check or postal money order FOR
$40. payable 60 tho chief OF the nu-
rcHu Of Yards aud Docks. ia re-
guired nj Hccurlty for tho safe re-
turn Of the drawing and apcrifirh-
ton T.. y. Gregory. chief OF Hu-
rcuu. Npfli l. 1895
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
Building Permits

A. II SILVER. iNtw. ROY st. frame resi-.
dsncs sgNst s. eoo loiS W Garfield,
A. n silver. ltlt W Roy ST. frame resi-,
denre 1900; 1909 nh ",
I.illquat 4 Hrndricksou, zos ". evan.
frame residence. SaAoo; 1919 li'h
IIllaulst & Hsndrlehson 1os ". toth.
frsme residence, '1,Aoe; 1913 li'a
Lnlquist a uenarlel1son. .cs rs. segh.
frame residence. $500, 1908 itth
ave.
]. c ageQuIEg. 1918 FRS, ave. frame
residence. Sa0eo. sfl5 nbble ave-
sand Motor co. 1889 =. Pike 81, after
bldg. $500; 1890 r. Pike 81
- p. Lehman. tgia Francis ave. rrst-
dsEee addition, ti,9ee. tgis Francis ave.
r. Il, Undcrhtl so ~ stth 1s frame
residence. f1.5o0, iii y. 7tih e.
A T.. Ready 3161 Hudson. NJ police
station. etc. slice. 1881 Huasoa ~
VI. Il, Eeincrtsou. 1894 Greenwood. frame
residence. Jr2aa: sEgS sycamore.
Chas. Avcnsbsrk, t5if RurS. ave. name
sF'idenes. tiSe9' 1915 -ist ave, y,
Pure MIX Dairy Co, Inc. cars aren't.
tsc'. milk plsnt. 5ts.1po. tee-ts Fifth
ave n
H. p. HauEhton q SON los =. sBth ~
frame residence. st.soes goG e5th ave.
= Jude. $3.50 Lucille. frame residence.
ts.Q31s 4H0s Aath -.
I.uud' e sioe. Inc, 1891 -. &5th a..
frame residence. s.. se9s sos ~ ttth
Lunds s Stpe. lac. tAs- n. 4sth st.
frame residence, f3.seo, sils Hanford
e..
Lunds & s,ce. Inc. 1889 n. 4ssh A.
frame residence. s5soe. ss.s Havicy
ave
v r. OppsFt. s5eT sixth \. ~ frame
residence. yf.sae sT-i sixth N. VI.
II. G. Peters Tss Third ave- frame rent
dsnee. $4,000. zoos =ist = W
T. y CanFdy. i;7s whitman. frame resl.
dsncs. $500: 1858 Warren avs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived Aprtl ar Admiral Dewey
from loo AuErlrs via Feu rrauriarp ht
d'Aa p M. O. b. a. 49, a. iiaida from
htswvrioH az 4ltb q utr Htr cant A, IT.
iurAs from los Angeles ft $50 p U.,
atr Alabama Nafu Nom Kobe via ports
a. 800 D. pa. Brr Everett from los An7
Rtirs ~ Z o. W., mH lbs Names rom
l-aa Angelica 90 40 .. M ~ tgHuAWa
frpm Galveston Via porte al lilb a n.
sailed Apni STR Admiral NaHfrv
fuT Alaska at 10 o. w- htr lhglif Tor
nambgfR via ports ut 6Eso "a, iu. April
Ser h0rsn Tor Sydney via San wen
cisco a. .. mr ms charlie watson for
rockingham 90 pElp ui, ffr Fianpuud
fnT Los Angeles yiA Vancouver a. asa0
9 m, ar ~. q Alexander FOR los Aus
RelFa via San FRANCHISE AZ =, ms s'f
Henry y GROVE Tor Tacoma 81 80 B..
mn ma iguhyaiia for Los Angeles via
ports a. 5l5 D. m. 80 Eastern Gale for
Aiasha a. 10 o. ur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
BELIEF. IN STEEL
BOOSTS MART
Gary'S Optimistic Report
Stimulates Stocks
WALL, STREET JOURNAL FiNAN.
GAL nt2N lliM

WAN INV INV
NEW YORK, April s. Sentiment
rssardlnE tho business outlook de-
rived encouragement front judge
Gary's statement taot The incoming
orders indicated decided change
FOR The better IN the steel tralc tni,
lowing the recent rrecssious ina dee
mRnd,
Another constructive point which
no stressed was that ull tho uti'd
states Steel corporations executives
wore unanimous iu IvuocNstuE Tins
proved conditions This prospect
was reflected la AN ntmusphyrv ~
1uIct confidence iu the stock War~
lrt al tho opcniug
C'hIeago 4 Northwestern rebound
"a vigorously coming back Ca ~,
lp s points from Yesterdays low,
Changes from tho previous close Ia
steel. American can and other ply
otal Issues were slight but stocks
~ this class displayed good tone
notwithstanding tho decrease su the
volume ~ business on account OF
the approaching Easter hol, lays,
The market opened higher United
states steel, ilRb, up = American
Can, 1884,. Southern Pacific, Ion "a,
IN 2, Maxwell A. 90, Up ls Pan
American d. g6sr up 's Studrhnktt
4hA, OFF =. American sugar, SO, up
a. Sinclair. 2n3s, np "a southern
Railway. N5, Off - Radio. e3 - up
"a Anaconda. 3Nis. M p Northern
Pacific, 6Oir, or Atchlsou, 1885,
OF i. l., $, Realty, 1895, up Is,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK April T. Foreign cx-
change opened Irregular sterling
2GH1 Norway 1905 Greece 'uptgi
lurriEu exchange rlua,d Irregular
Etoilur N,7S b.G. france, ,dO5tg4
lire 'ootoNl Belgium, 8pn60i&
marlta g3SOl Sweden sGgg Norway.
itap Montreal, tO.popalt, RusHla. 90;
ahaushaL 7ss. Yokohama. ,ilGg, Greoes,
fn0tGn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
Divorce Complaints

Myrn ys. John T. rcffrcN cruelty
shirley W. Reeves roN, uonsuppurt.
Maurice T.. VS. Dorothy -. Knowles,
cruelty
Mablc owe VS. Charles H. colo.
cruelty
James ", We Frances \, Bnrtce,
cruelty
William II, VS. Edna Sanders
owings, dcscrtlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
O. +. WILLIAMS co.
g Tirat Axp So Seattle XVaeh

WE DELINEN ANYWHERE.
New Location, Sixth w. on Canal.
Il. II. GROCER Lumber Co.
GA rfld-57i5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
SS Battery Exchange
A. A. Allen

SEWING MACHINES. drop. heads $40
up Repairing, renting. MA In
1895 1884 First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
SfTUATION--FEMALE

pHESsAtAkfNG reasonable. salts
faction guaranteed 81 cndlo-
1854
KEIIAEl.E woman wants day work,
i.i4 iut-Zuis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

rrire. raid Wholesale Dealer.
oaotallpus By rion,rr iruit 4 rrodue

The prices given are thhss made 10
retail dealers ~ whoissHiors VITA a
rss go suast exceptions. pftcea 10 pro.
agr~ga can ~ flEgrsd BY dsduslinr the
rent Of transportation 10 Seattle and
approximately 10 per rsat Cor hauling.
.sa..4. aud selling cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their households arc re-
ported by the following mon;
Macdonald. Freui, H., III Mead st.,
girl.
Davis. Paul Clarence, 500 Aloha st,
girl
Donnclly Edward Peter, eO2 Il, I2nd
ST., twin girls,
XwipgcnbcrE, William A. r., 22t nth
ave, ~, boy
Corlisr William Smith, 1916 Harris
pl. boy
Johnson. Henry Frederick, 1929 Sow
cuth ave a., boy
Hivou George H. ll1i l7th ave So
w, girl,
Chinn. Art Wing, 5o7 Eighth ave.
s., girl
Brown Victor Edgar Se2t 5ttb ave.
$, boy.
TRiitgu. Migno. l7l2 Broadway, pirl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
FUNERAL NOTICES

HAGEN Al ihs residence 8is =.
kiu. kprH Z. 1885 HARRIET ~.
HAGEN. nVr 20 years heloF -
daughter ~ SIR iirlgs Hagen aud
sister ~ Olive. Lremain. Harlow
and iAErfHr
Funeral Thursday afternoon ni :
o'clock from tEr Green l.aisp Luther
au church r. sfth and wpudlhw .,
gUirfmrui Pacific Lutheran Friends
Lm.-L-L M.-L---A Lma-LLnA-nE 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
Chicago Board of Trade

Every day somo article is lost
Look in Tho Want Al column. II
may hoip you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
San Francisco Produce

TUESDAY Napfailwn=
Halter EsIfas. ts4r
fxgs Ettras. aFa ratra bullets
suasFsitsd pullsts sse
cheese cat fiais, faaes -rtSr. csiffr-,
uis Young Americas, fancy. zErs ore.
son Tfiplsis, tee oregon Young
Americas sac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
ID MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
SASH AND DOORS
y n. WILLIAMS co.
80 IN a.. -. -. -

Largest mill IN the West ceiling d.
rect 10 users at factory prices.
French doors, mirror doors garage
doors that stay put. breakfast
hooks. complete with neat tables
and kcRr3gsA. drainhoards. flour
bins, medicine cabinets Special
cabinet work. doors ard windows
Ter all purposes Windshield glass
and sedan door lights replaced
while you wait. Lowest Gr.e4 ~
town.
send or telephone g.I lot 6S0s) for
cur ei-paEe illustrated ca,aleg Of
factory priced. fine quality sash.
doors and miilwork.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
ShipNews
Tides in Seattle
"WEDNESDAY

Arllil n
first nigh ftds
ti2A q M iiA n.
i'iFst low tide
tbftt a. IN ~ H.
second IiiEh Tide
aEtb o. ms 100 q.
second Low 11do
1870 =, m,, &c n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
PERSONAL

fT t4 rh-trr a. kr.p your hair than
20 frFfnW ST. IL yuur hair dry and
htnllr9 iiHEe sou falling hair or
dRUdYHffe Does your scalp itch =
HAidnesa Sc durable Yes. ] grow
hair. Ma ins3s6s - - Curly
500 Home savings Building
WILLIAMS MATERNITY HOME
strictly private. doctors and
nuratH in atte saaa=@s maternity
cases speciality. $50 Aurora.
ME lrsH-68su
TIE tobacco habit smoking. chew
ms. or snuff cured Tor 81 or
money refunded J ~ McAl,cH-
tor clear Lake. wash
RAD drhtn collected eFerywhrfc.
UNIVERSAL ADJ CO. I'll iot-ls7b
I4Es Alaska Bldg.
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Portland Produce

nut'sr--cgbs ~stssa iie stasaEras.
sfE
EEE. Esiras sss ufr, sgs p4gsts.
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I OTS OF twulrttcr words in this
IL puzzle. Two OF yhc words grc
repeated backwards, ono Of tho
forms ia comparatively new 20 cross.
word puzzle fans
HORIZONTAL
D. Frame ror weaving cloth
Q TO subject 60 chemical analysis
=, Chair
n, To adJuEt.
las tUlauiEt
II, Myself.
rs small mound OF earth tgol0,
2n. To observe
~ sun god
- \ valuable property
e. The dip on pitcher.
20, To lauguish
IS. Printed publicity.
30, Mentally inviEafatlrg
30, Expression % Inquiry,
a. To fall behind
80. To cut grass
80, QuauLtty
81 Geographical drawing
az. Measure ~ area
a., Assists
a.. knowlrdEF
~, ilrhald
as, To fish.
i6 Mistake
q cry az surprise
ts, Part OF a book
81. Fruit 90 the pine tree.
So. Point of eonpars
50, Female sheep
So, Mineral spring,
81, European fresh water FISH tFRrl
81, Guided
So To depart
81 An anrsthct,c.
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Weather Bureau Report

especial rom tho e.. n weather uureapl
fATooHit ISLAND. Arm $50 g.
uI barometer STATIONARY ,lral. wind
nnf Invest q q milsa Hu uaUN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Tuesday, uusiaiion,

sugar STEADY Rae ttEg. refined
yssgs ErsnuiaisBs tsRoEf
Coffee SO Efa s9f, SO Z HsnEas.
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li.ia Be- mp ~ g.
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WHOLESALE rtYotH. GRAIN. FEED
Quotations by fisher Itaurlnr MlIis
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straw ss-..-sss.ss.s..-st-s 1850 Q ~ 90
TlnoihJ ss-s.-....s....,ss.s, .3f.o3
Nhrat hay ....ts..s...s........ %
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Local Markets
Daily rnopuors

Sslces faid shippers. city delivery.
Prices Ia country. cases returned 30 less.
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