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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1921

Page

11

Lumber Outlook Report From Northwest Districts

The Loyal Legion of Lumbermen reports mixed conditions across districts. Beattie notes better overall prospects in 1922 with cargo trade holding but weak rail shipments and low stock. cedar scarce, hemlock excessive. Everett to Anacortes notes little change, low log stocks, large common lumber stocks, weak rail shipments, and ongoing Japan traffic. inquiries for road constriction rise as unemployment grows. Grays Harbor reports Japanese cedar orders and distant buyers, mills avoiding large 1922 cutting, land sale for cattle rising in Humptulips. Tacoma notes 96 percent camp operation, 80 percent plant capacity, with returning shipments toward stability, while two mills resume or pause operations.

The Loyal Legion of Lpewrers and Lumbermen Beattie Wverett-Anacortes Bellingham Japan Humptulips J. L. Miller Oklahoma Tacoma Thi Powter Newbegin Lumber Co Frederickson South Tacoma Mill Co Demmeey Lumber Co St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co

Missing Relatives Seeker Reports Lily Badgrove Location

Bureau records show Lily Badgrove last near Ave N and Aurora in Beattie. Mrs. R. H. Loucks at 4334 32nd Ave N seeks the relative. Emory Klindworth of Barla Ark thinks his son may be in Seattle, not heard from him for a year.

Lily Ladgrove Lily Badgrove Ave. N Aurora a#t Beattie R. H. Loucks 32Nd Ave. N Emory Klindworth Kiin Barla Ark Seattle

Danderine Advertisement Claims Hair Protection

An old advertisement promotes Danderine at 35 cents a bottle, promising hair thickening and dandruff removal after one use. It asserts every strand regains life, vigor, brightness, and color with no hair loss visible.

Baalmanns Gas Tablets Promised Relief for Stomach Gas

A historical ad-style notice claims Baalmann's Gas Tablets ease choking, anxiety, and heart palpitations caused by stomach gas. It promotes the tablets as a remedy for gas pressing on heart and lungs, sold by Bartell Drug Co and other druggists, with a yellow package and a price of one dollar.

Baalmann Bartell Drug Co J. Baalmann San Francisco

Missing relatives seek news from across the country

A list of people seeking relatives includes Arthur Chamberlain a dairy farmer near Nisqually last year whose mother in Minneapolis asks for any information. Carl Wennerberg left three children with Mrs. Robertson in San Pedro and vanished, while a Salt Lake City contact wants to hear from Clarence Hill. Melvin Monson has been away from Wisconsin for six years, and Ernest Dillon looks for his mother Nettie McClintock and brother Hershel Dillon last in Texas.

Arthur Chamberlain Minneapolis Nisqually Carl Wennerberg Carl Wennerbers W. D. Robertson, Jr Pacific Ave San Pedro Cal Themecain Carl Mr. Robertson Clarence Hill Sylvia Thompson Third St Salt Lake City Melvin Monson Wisconsin Bertha Murray Elm St Bobl, Wis Nettie McClintock Ernest Dillon Hershel Dillon Texas

Prune Growers Set First 1921 Payment Total

The Washington Growers-Packers' corporation will distribute about $170,000 in the next few days to association members as the first payment for the 1921 prune crop. The total crop is estimated at 2,600,000 pounds and the percentage of the value this payment represents was not disclosed.

Vancouver Wash Washington Growers-Packers' Corporation Association

Final Day Hats Sale Brings 300 Millinery Hats

Extraordinary Christmas Preparatory Sale offers 300 hats at five dollars each. Regular prices ranged from nine fifty to fifteen dollars for street and dress wear hats in styles colors and sizes for young women and matrons. Last day bargains attract shoppers seeking remarkable millinery values.

Rnira Ricer

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