?S 4tl Knawitrtl, lMl|hlfnl l*t»r» f4l Trnllr

HERE IT IS- tii ,

last, military lace Boot, 0/°f Jsand or battleship gray cloth qP* |top, small eyelets, with patentpanel, a regular 55.()0 value, (\f

$2.95 MBUY IT FOR LESS

Upstairs Shoe Store

Stylish Evening Slipper*, of satin in allshades and many designs, $2.50

Men's $4 and $5Street and Dress Shoes

JMk $2.50 and $2.95bB Many model*. Inclndln* Ihe

\u25a0V In kiiiilar« i.r

button aliM.

MEN'S DANCING PUMPS $2.50

Mail Orders Delivered Free by Parcel Post

WHAT'S ON THE BILL

T"Abeolutely Sanitary."

SOUTH DIDPUBLIC MARKET

THIRO-YESLER-WASHINGTON-FOURTH

Phone Order* Solicited.Goode Sent Your Approval.

FREE DELIVERYPhone Elliott 185

for

LOWEST PRICESIN THE CITY.

BIG CUT IN PORK PRICES

Pot Roast, lb M 1Ix>ln Steak, lb 17fGood Steak, 1b..-. 1 IfYoung Pig Roaet. Ib . I'\u25a0*-»*Pork Steak, lb I'i (

Ix»In Pork Roast, 1b... 15CPork Sausage, Ib 12 I**

Roast Veal, lb 12't*Veal Cutlets, lb 17fI-eg Ijtmb. lb 12'sfShoulder lArnb. lb 10*lamb Chops, lb 12'*fFancy Hams, lb 1

\u25a0Shoulder Hams, lb 12fBreakfast Bacon, lb

17* to TitChickens, lb ...IS* to |MfPure lard. Ib 124*Compound, lb IOC

Sold all dsy ss advsrtleed.STALLS 38-42

Independent Packing Co.

East Entrsncs.IJv» Chickens, Hocks. Ib 18*

Dressed while you wait.

STALL 1«Nary Beans. 4 lbs 25*I>ntch Cleanser, 2 cans.. I,l*Table Sail, 2 sacks lOfToilet Paper. rol> -.. 5*

STALL 88Creamery Butter, 1b..., SOrCream Cheese, lb ... 20f

STALL 48

Ranch Eggs. 2 dozen 55*Creamery Butter, 1b... JIKCondensed Milk, 4 cans 25f

STALL 24Puck Eggs. 2 dozen ftsfJack Cheese, lb 20f

STALL 68Smelts, lb 5*Halibut' Cheeks. 2 lbs... 15*

STALL 65

Salmon Belliesi 2 lbs 25*'Salt Herring. 3 lbs lO*

STALL 53Honey, comb lO*Pork and Beans, 3 eajis 5fBest Sauerkraut, lt> . .'..|o*Dill Pickles, dozen |Of

STALL 51Alaska Herring. dozen..lo*

STALL 56Best Butter, 3 lbs . ftl.OORanch Eggs, 2 dosen fis>fNew York Cheese, lb. . 25f

BTALL 73Horseradish, glans |OfHominy, quart 10*

STALL 112 10c leaves Bread 15*Hot Doughnuts, dozen. , jo*

STALL 68Home-made Sausage. 1UImported Hwlns Cheese. 55fCottage Cheese, lb lOfImported Salami, lb 45*

STALL 49dozen lOf

Sweet Granges, dozen. . IOCGrape Fruit. 3 for | |)f

STALL 79Apples, box HOCWalnuts, Ib |OfCabbage, head 5f

STALL 62liettuce, 2 heads 5^Sweet Orange*, dozen. (OfGreen Onlors, 3 bunches. .5£

STALL 74Ysklrna Spuds, sack.. $| ?'|oflweet Oranges, dozen. . JO*

STALL 64Yaklm-i Potatoes, sack X I .(MlGrape Fralt, 6 for... 25*Garlic, lb 15*

REMEMBER?ELLIOTT 185All goods sent on approval.

At the Liberty Until SaturdayNight

"Young Romance,'' five-part com-edy, featuring Edith Taliaferro.

? ?

At the Alaska Until Saturday Night"The Education of Mr

fire-part comedy, featuring IHgbyHell.

? e e

At the Claaa A Until Saturday

Night' What Might Hare Been." drama;

"Fatty's New Role," Keystone roanedy The ilea Brat." drama. "TheMasqueradcrs." Keystone rome<ly,featuring Charlie Chaplin.

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At the Colonial All Week"Restitution," Iwo-pwt ilruni

"The Spirit of Giving," lleauty dr*ma: "Runaway June," story .Vo. 1drama

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At the Clemmee All Week"Du Barry." drama, featuring Mr*

Loelle Carter.e e e

At the Alhambea Until SundayNight

"The Rag* Rrush Gal." drama;"rtla New Job." Essanay comedy.

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At the Grand Until Saturday Night."The Island of Happiness,

drama: "The Master Key." episodeNo. 11; "I'nlvermal Weekly."

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At the Melbourne Until SaturdayNight

"The Ambitions of the Baron."two-part drama; "The Barrier Be-tween." drama; "The Fable of Elvlra and Farina and the MealTicket." a George Ade comedy;

"latest War New*," "The SmoklnrOut of Bella Butt*," comedy

? ? ?

At the Tllikum Until SaturdayNight

"The Madcap Q'»een of Grids-hofflf." drama; "I/eft on theTrain." drama: "When CupidCaught a Thief," comedy; "TheLove Thief," Keystone coined*.

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PHOTO PLAYS

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The Charlea Chaplin Essanaycomedy company left Chicago forNtlea. Cal. laal Thursday.

While In Chicago a two reelspecial picture was produce*!. Itwas at first planned to have thecomedian work In the Chicago;studio, but on account of the lack'of available ezterlor location* end

the climatic conditions, It waath"Ught beat to return to the Wrat

lien Turpln and I.eo White, whoha>e been In the Chicago companyfor some time, were among theplayers who left with Chaplin

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If you want to reduce weight, why:not Join the real of the foolraceraat the Colonial thla week In theirchase for "Runaway June"?

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If you haven't aeen Mrs I,eella

Carter, aa "l>u llarry." crack the!vidian over the head with a huge,

candle stick, you ml«se<l something ,

She s at the Clemmer.? ? ?

RJWy Sunday, the dynamicevangelist, haa been unconsciouslygiving leaeona to George MotileSpencer, who with Mtaa Gladys Han-aon. I* to be featured In Lubln'sphotodrama from Henry ArthurJonea' "The Evangelist."

The actor haa be*n sitting In oneof the front s»*tß of the big taber-nacle In i'hlladelphla during the

last week and watching closelyevery method used by the famouspreacher

essKdlth Taliaferro is a sure win

ner In her first appearance beforethe camera at the ijberty thla weekIn "Young Romance "

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Theda Bara. clever Frenchsctresa, la delighting crowds In therole of the vampire In "A FoolThere Waa." at the Mission

Charles Chaplin has them goingIn "The Masqueraders" at the ClassA this week

Flunky." comedy.. s .

At the Home Until Sunday"The Brand of His Tribe," two-

part drama; Animated. Weekly, No.150. of Jan 20; "Ills Uncle'sWill." two-part drama; "Utile'sEscape." comedy.

e e eAt the Plsssant Hour Until Sunday

"The Tragedy of WhisperingCreek." twapart drama; "Auroraof the North," two-part drama;"The Fatal Marriage." comedy.

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At the Greenwood Until SundayNight

"The Master Key." No. 2, partdrama; "Turned Back," drama."O'Flannlgan'a Lack." comedy;"Moonlight," drama; "In Taxi No.23," comedy.

seeAt the Bungalow Until Seturday

Night? "Goodby, Summer." drama, "The

New partner." drama: "The Fleur-dells Ring." drama; "Such aMess." comedy; "Only Hkln I>eep,"corned yi

« ? !RESIDENCE THEATRES

\u2666 \u2666At the Greenwood Until Friday

Night"The Tenth Commandment,"

three-part drama; "Bill Manages a iPrize Fight," comedy; "His Fate InHumanity." drama; "Trickyle* 1

Very Short Time Will Cleer UpVour Complenlon Naturally

STAR?FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1915. PAGE 7

Scenr from "A Fool There W«," now playing at the Mltelon. Thepicture ihowi Thada Bara, aa tha Vampire, aurrounded by her companlona.

Olnby Moll In very funny In "TimKducatlnn of Mr l*tpt>." at theAlanka Ihl* wet-k

You Owe Your Facea Good, Clear Skin

And Stuart * Calcium Wafcra In a

Jit*t In * few daya tine may clearthe akin of ill nistuner of hlMml«he*aurh aa plmplt-a, blotchea, ll%er*pot*. etc . If one will tl»« StuarlaCalcium Wafera.

Don't line paitv lotion* andcream* to fll up the por«a whenthey are wnrklnc constantly withthe blood to throw off tho impart-ties of your ?yatern.

"Befora I rid my faca of plmplaaI *i| not thought to b* pretty. Butall tha change I mad* waa to claanmy blood and akin."

Many a face la mada with h«autlful contour and artlntlcally lined,but when the akin la dlarolored onecannot »e« the beauty of tha faceflnea. One notice* only the akinblrmlabea.

It'a because pimples and eruptlons come from the tnalde ?fromImpure blood and you can't cureth«>m by nibbing stuff on the outside of the fare. Purify the bloodand the blemlahe* *111 disappear

Htuart'a Calcium Water* willoften clear the completion In a fewday*' tlm«. That'* the wonderfulpart of It?they act right off In ahurrv. That's becauae they're madeof Juat the Ingredleuta needed todrive all polaona and Impuritiesfrom the blood That'a why doc-tor* prearrlbe them ao constantly? You will speedily enjoy a beantlful rompleiton If you use thesewonderful little Wafer*. Your farewill become aa clear and pure as hrose Nobody like* U> have pimply-faced people around. With Htunrt'aCalcium Wafer* you don't have towait for month* before letting T*~

*ulta. Kven bolls have been curedIn a few days' time with theac re-markably effective blood cleanser*Your whole system will feel betterIn a marveloualy abort time, andmy. what a difference In your looks;

You can K»'t Htuart's CalciumWafer* of any drugKlat at 50 centaa '1)0* A mno.il sample package

mail''! free by addrea*lng F. AHtnart Co., 175 Stuart Hldg. Mar-ahull. Mich.

Hm'jfe^m&r.. 1

W* JJ Tl^yslfIV Say that over the 'phone Eat Sunkilt Oranges in wSj\u25a0I to your dealer now. taladt and desserts ?eat themHE It brings the very finest whole between meals and Og

fruit of its kind?fresh from at bedtime. i MCalifornia, fully ripe, juicy, Order today?a dozen or mU |sweet, firm, tender, delicious a box. Low prices place eMi '

?just as ittastes when picked them within the reach gW ,

direct from the tree. of all. tm

California jfSunkist Oranges I

Picked Ripe from the Tree?Shipped to All Market* by !

Fast Freight?Sold by Best Dealers in Your Neighborhood / \

i Try Sunkist Lemons (T? ~ ~

7 ~"| kiM JJuicy, tart, practically aaadlaaa. Beailtll 111 Oliver ITeilllUlllS !I /rff\The moHt attractive looking lem- Save Saokiat Wrapper.. Oor took tall* 110 W /// J \

on*?aliced, quartered or way* of uaing orange* ami lemon*, al»o how to W/lI 11//I! J |! «%\u25a0»» haired ?to *erv«» with e*< hunge these wrapper* for beautiful Wtn. 1' if I/// M ikIMTrAfA fi*h, meat* and ten. Roger* & Son tablew.ire of pure allver plate. Ij ij '!// M J

Pure Sunkist Lemon B«clu*lva de.lgn No advertising MM

Juice In place of doubt- I We re,u " d ,h® 'V"8 v°" P av to *et lhl" ,l,Tor ////'/"" f, .

.. . I If not »atl«factory )i» avery way. ///////' w

I'I'he book picture* the popular piece*. Get If /

s<^orn ' a r "'< Growers E*<"|»ange .

The Market|

CORNER

nils a SanitaryMoney Sm# l ZZ*.Saving fwrfs 1 hnADEATTHE

"Ke

Habit PUBLIC MARKET CENTER ilai

is corner public market ss°

The Murray Meat Co.ia after the Trust again and refuses to raise the price«

Veal Roasts, lb 12' it I Sirloin Steaks, Hi... 17VitVeal Cutlets, H> 15<* Hound St'.iks, 11>...17Pot Roasts, Hi 12' jC I H«>nc Steak*, 11>. . 1

of Lamb, 11i....ir»C Roa.st Pork, lb -.1 2<*Home rendered l.ard.llC Loin I'ork, lb 17' if<irotiml Hone, 7 lbi,.. 25c ( hii kens, ll> IH<* I

We have the Best Sausage in the Northwest.

MURRAY MEAT CO. Washington MarketSTALLS 2-3-6-7 94-»« PIKE ST.

I'fvak W ..kin*)"*< flg IjOi- !.**?. *| f»r|rr, MtM, 'I 11.. OOC - **W

Oration i3oc ' 25c

White Clover Creamery Co.QT All li200 l.oftrr floorJ 1 ALL o|i|M«*itr Hurray

7777 50 Lb. Sack Flour $1.60( hole* In lent Flour M.SO r« n .ua. MHh. p~ H.MCWith tl order of other gn><*rlen. .t. wiiti oth.r n m

50c ru K-C linking Powder..'ls* '

rr ',l*'.

???""»»* «"?

lf.c Violet Kollitd Oat* |o<* M;l,< * '»"? liT>«?lf . i

_? a l'« « H »ap. | hart10c pkK MI-o Hm 5f ? ..r i ... s SH?

Oolden Kkk Noodle*. 3 f0r.,2.%e wu«*.r o»n. t>i* pug -ZTtr«ck T'lmitoM, ? rana sr»r

25c Clin A*parnK'ii 17% c \u25a0 iu, | 7r»r10.1 [>&11 Armour Hhleld Ijirtl.. 1 *,ru * N " '? »>ii°

1*1..11 l «»r ft .» ? Milk 25*With parrhw* of 1 lb of our

ALLENGROCERY I!,,"'?Stall* 14-25? Lower Floor THE SUN GROCERY I

WT*M» IM llt IM M %l> t'MHIM

'ZJ:."Z OLD PIKE PLACE <^akfbk(Women's

"T*l«. » MEET THE PRODUCER /*'*""'f

HERE FOODS COST LESS"""r

SUGAR AVUVrtu (Miimi oiHe ii. ImlHt.a4.rd *'Mu allO.flflp I I i '«\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 «

W ? ? v I

?Mall 17. l-.a*r fWr, ribr liar# Mki. ' kkrapfng and bad ?

At wl «? «\u25a0 y Aar *»»\u25a0!!?« far TlufcMs ]l<- 4 77-M. lower I'lnor. hh» I*l M*rWrt

RAINIER MEAT CO.Mutton, lb 15C Fresh Tripe, lb 7C

Shoulders Mutton, Ib.lOr Round Steak, lb 17<*I'ork Roa«t, lb ..12'j<* Sirloin Steak, lb 15«*Veal ('hops, lb 15«* Cottage Hams, lb 15<*Veal Roast, Ib.l2j4<* lttr Dry Salt I'ork, Ib..l2^atfI.eaf Lard, lb 12 C Bacon Backs, lb 20<*Link Sausage, lb 10r Pure Lard, lb 15<*

FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS.

Seattle's Popular Priced Meat Market

2<>e can* Chinook Hnlmon. 10<* PATF *

10-lb. Hack Oraham Flow. :i?C ».

7 6c hani Hob White Hoap. 'Z!i?large cana Milk Vi."«r

t'rl<«t I'earliea, ritra eholre. 3 (i IjO to 75*-^\hn ltrK>d Hrw«| Work, Onk Imlhfr_. a ~ . p . a * . HfuJl ?*, 14>wef n«.r. like 11. HkL2 *r BnM«r n Catsup, z for. . n.%?*

I*'"? M"nt " So1 1" 7Z HOOD'S HOME-MADEBoc gal can Blackberries.. SO<* CANDIEIS2 lb». IVan.it lliitter...... ar.r VV*,rh for °"r candT dfimon-

.atratlon In window.

10c roll Toilet taper ~(\u25a0 Corner Pike Place MarketCampbell* Boup*. Pork andItean*. Corn. P«a*. Tomato#**,

I,Butter, Eggs. Cheese wwßr\u25a0 Mk

'PLC, -Iflcvrhfw. ro«M r * II Cnrf? fl.nT In " tu )£ Jcur TO lnic DAV

In our own modern r»«»t»r Th« Hr i*«r o«i r<.i»« ito lb

thoiMMnda that um* thatn loatlfy to M A U I orif.r. (()., NT ALL ft"

thatr atr#lUno* Thar roat !*aa than ??

(ha ooffaa y«.« ara now natnt. W# Chlr.kon Dinner, With Q?ollo»« a trial and your opinion. pj f * jmd roffo«» ODC

itnked Ham Dinner. ?\ g"

Cole & Haradenflailing f.rocara and i «»ffra lt«»a*trra. _ gu _. c _ f

STALL l» 76 P,KE ST "

?--v nut ~ mTrgw?

??

; ;/ X ma \ 3*r*«y Dutter,

sib* *1.00i.\ ***** \ !>\u25a0 AILI F>e*h Hnnch Kbk*. 2 do* I

» I VaillIwP Best llrlck Cheese, lb

f%£L,2*. S«.«. Vernon Butter Storei.iviMi?*TAl I us 1521 PIKE PLACE

IW rilti* I'l.ri* M»rk^l

SHIPPERS GETFLAYING FROMSECY. REDFIELD

carried at nil nt any price what-ever. Telegrams quoting rates atnight aro declared void In themorning. A rate quoted at 9:30 Inrailed at 10 and the quoted wordsof the steamship company areworthless an goon aw they aro re-ceived."

WASHINGTON. Peh. s?The'chamber of Commerce of theI'nlted Hint.-* 1h preparing today

for a referndum vote of It« mm-l>«rßhlp on the qnonUon of govern-

ment ship ownership. Majority amiminority reporta on th»> bill nowbefore congre»« failed of adoptionut lawt nlght'a aejmlon. i

Secretary lledfleld, apeaknr. de-nounced the HtilppltiK tnteroßta for

what he called their unjimt treat-]'merit of Hhlppcrß. America couldadd $100,000,000 a month to It h

foreign trade right now, he ftinert-

.-d. If It could produce transporta-tion.

"Hy what, right, tnornl or lawful,iloex any »team»hlp company nay tome In my factory, when I offer It nHhlpment of gooda, 'We will selectirom your Hhlpment that whichpays ltd the moit; the reat we will

! not take'?" he demanded.' "That Ih what I* happening Inevery American aeaport.

"Good* are flatly refined to be

SOLDIER SAYS WARWILL END BY JUNE

KNTIAT, Wash., Feb. 6.?Dr. F

11. Lucas has received « letter fromIt. Corb&llls, former orchardlsttiere, now a soldier In tho Britisharmy. Oorballls wrote while en-

Joying a leave of absence in London. after a few weeks spent nt thofront, in conclusion he said:

"We 'are not allowed to saf anything about the war. hut t assureyou that the war will he ended,

maybe In April, but not later thanJune."

OPENS PARLIAMENTOTTAWA, Ont , Feb. 5. ? Thr

Duke of Connaußht opened the Canadlan parliament. All the govern

ment officials were closely guarded

PAY A RECORD RATEFOR JAPANESE SHIP

PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 6.?Hal-four, Outhrle & Co. today holdsthe distinction of having paid thehighest charter rate for any grain

or flour vessel that ever loaded at aNorth Pacific port.

This was the fixing of the

Dr. J. Brown'sDENTISTSHonest Methods?Personal

Attention.The volume of business done by

us enables us to do your DentalWork for just one-half the regularprice. Oet prices elsewhere, thencome to us.

Examination and Advice FREE.

All work Guaranteed 15 years.Remember, 627 First ave., foot of

Cherry st.

Open evenings and Sundays.

Special attention given to ourout-of-town patron*.

SANITARYPUBLIC MARKET

The Big, Clean Market

Our SaturdayBargains

Washington Creamery But- : 10c ran Tomatoes 4 for

trr, lb 300 i: ????;.\u25a0

.

25*J3c can Maximum I tneap-

, I o i t , pie, 18<* can, 3 f0r.,50^Local Ranch I-.ggs, do*. s^a ( ,ara ,icache J

1100 (yellow frees) 2 fur.,2s^

Not Delivered J

John C. Leslie Co.Hrst Ave. Floor?Sanitary Market

E. C. Knaier's Specials 19 Us. Sugar $1.003Or Gloss Starch. 2 for |.-»0 F "lb N'aptba Soap. 7 tiars .10c ran. Tomatoes, 2 f0r.... J r,f ?

W lb - bulk cof,ee-\u25a0"*4 ran* Milk 2.1#l&c Solid Pack Tomatoes. lO* 6 5r Upton's Tea

10c Kitraeta, 2 for 1 ."ic ('rlsco... VJ5e. 50f and HI .INIBest Washington Butter, ,'ts<* '">MJ- B. Coffw 3."»elb. lbs *I.<MI 2-lb. tin Ghlrardelll's ChocolateSnider"* Pork and Beans. 20c 75tcan*. 2 for 35e, 15c can*. 2 2 pkgs. Quaker Corn Flakes

Good Luck Margarine, lb.. .545J TOKIO TEA STORESTAIXS 43-4 M7?Lower Floor. BTALL3 24-36

Fresh Steamer Halibut, 4 lbs 25cAlaska King Salmon, 2 lbs 25cColumbia River Smelt, lb 5c

Try our delicious crab salad, made from fresh Dungeness crabs,which we cook several times dally. Also our famous Clam Chowder.Wo serve all kinds of fl*h and oysters at our lunch counter. Ourprice* are the very lowc*t In the city. Salads put up for parties andbanquets at spi-etal prices.

Dungeness Crab CompanySTALL 10ft? FIRST AVENUE FLOOR SANITARY MARKET

Pork SausageftflflnfnfVlrq We make good sausage and want everyy&Vv s/lfl "nc to know it, because we want your

trade. The be-t, tender pork, unadulter-ated spices, and modern sanitary methodsenable us to turn out a digestible sausage.

We also make a full line of German Bolognas and sausages? and sni"ke and cure our own bacons and hams.

JIL G 'S f ,32

n36

* *\u25a0 Ist Ave. Floor

HB B1 Bierman's Or-|U| IIf1 Ifl chestra WillMUSIC sh

? First Ave.?~~???. Floor

PHILADELPHIA FISH CO.Fresh Fish, Oysters and Crabs

STALL 10 Lower FloorArmourdale ,*«.

better staff of life

y Meat Co. -sr For Less Moneyl.+gm of Mutton, lb. ( If JMutton Hoaat. it> lliI*** 2 10c loaves of Hot Bread (fullUmb Chop®. 2 lbsV.«i sivl I'urk Itoiuitu lb Weight 3 lbs.) for 15<kHot Mwitt lb lOf. 12'ie - ,2 10c Cakes for |s<*

Steer Pot Roast, lb. JOC. 12'2CA " OUr Soods made ln our

Prime Klb Boast, lb tSt Daylight Kitrhen upstairs.Boiling Meat, lb S<*

occidental meat market Mrs. Pfeffer's Bakery1! UROPHIM. Mrr J

Kanltary Market Annex 1513 FIRST AVENUE

Pure fork Bauaaffe. lb lfic4 j All corn fed pork, government in-Pork Koaat. lb 13<* »p»-oted Only ?xclual\« pork marketl'om l.artl. lb -??attle

C 3. P. l«»nt «»f lnrllne?Similar; Market

rato of the Japanese Kenkon Mam.for the United Kingdom at 60 ahil-'lings a ton. An option for divert-ing the cargo to the .Mediterraneanprovides a rate of 67. The KenkonMarti, now on her way across th«Pacific, will be the first vessel ofher flag to load grain or flour forEurope at Portlr.nd.

DIES IN OFFICE CHAIR

NORTH YAKIMA,Feb. .'.?P. H.McNeff, member of the firm of Mc-Neff Brothers, hop growers andbrokers, died In a chair in his office.McNeff was l! 9 years old.

Just Around the Corner at

1622 Fourth Ave.

Best House Patet$1.50 per gal.

Floor Varnish, highest grade

~.52.00 per gal.

Kalsomlne, enough for a roomZso

SUNSET PAINT & VARNISHCO.