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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-05
AMERICA BEGINS
PRODUCTION OF
new AIRPLANE
ny FREDERICK VI. KERRY
~. 4. 4. Staff Correspondent
Passed by United States Censor

BUFFALO. Aug. o American pro
duction Of a new. fast. and th0rOly
up to-datc model OF fighting plane,
fronts and found to beat anything
the Germans have produced. has be.
gun.
This In the new IS. E..5" type.
whose production by the CurtiHs
A.rophnc Works here has been or.
der.d by the Aircraft Production
Board TO take the place Of the ~.
fated Bristol" that was found 10 be
useless and strapped.
This model in a British plane. per
fec;rd by Major General Branekncr,
head Of the equipment division Of
the British war ministry. ana Sir
Henry Fowler. the man who reor-
Ranized the Royal Aircraft factory
Of England. The ROYAL Aircraft fac.
tory IN the mother Of the =. E.-5. IL
has given exceptional service. and
an exceptional account OF itself on
the fighting front Abroad it was
equipped with the Rolls Royce and
the Sunbeam motor. Here II Will
take uhc Liberty
This type of fighting plane was
constructed to take "a high powered
motor like the Liberty "-tf55 horse
power Ia this respect IL differs
from the Bristol, which proved Il
failure when powered with the LIB
crty. because IL Was designed TO take
an engine OF only iZ5 horsepower.
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K athleen Burke
Belongs to the
"Boilermakers"

Sister Kathleen Burke" Is what
members Of the Boilermakers' union
call Miss Kathleen Burke. g. II, r.
financial secretary OF the Scottish
womcn's hospital. who viii speak.
Monday night. at the First Presby-
terrain church for the Red Cross.
Miss Burke was adopted by the
boilcrmakers OF local No. 6. at san
Francisco. after she had driven a
rlvei In the steel ship invincible. and
addressed the workmen. telling them
Of her experiences in France. In Rus
STA. Serbia and England.
The little Scotch woman wears
the decorations OF all those countries.
but abe says thar she prizes most her
membership card in tho Boilcrmak.
err' union. which is engraved on a
silver plate with the words. Sister
Kathleen Burke"
Miss Burke's lecture Monday night
will be free. and no collection will be
taken. She Is IN Seattle under the
auspices OF the Rcd Cross. and Will
describe her personal experience
with the Red Cross in France. where
she was once n patient on "a hospital
cot. having been wounded by shrap.
mel.
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through the placental blood is the
most common"
How glorious that we live in an
age OF science. when superstition
and ignorance. with their accom-
panying false modesty. have had to
give way to reason and truth, as q
general rule
4 quarantine Is intended to prU-
serve and protect life and health. but
Ssattle's stockade quarantine II 4
place that can only bring disease and
death
When persons are suffering from
n dangerous. contagious disease they
are sick in body. mind and soul:
their vitality is low. they need
cheer. fresh air. sanitary surround.
ings, clean bedware and linen. nour-i
ishing food. carefully prepared. and
the scientific treatment of the care
full and skilled physician OF long and
ripe experience.
Now. when / tell the truth about
Seattle's stockade quarantine. some
people will say. ooh. Brown liz only
trying his case in the newspapers
so as 10 advertise his business" but
II they will just reason a moment
they win realize that my task is a
most unpopular one. l am being
condemned on all sides. especially
by those who draw pay as public Of
ficials and are responsible for the
very conditions l am exposing.
dare any man or woman in Seattle
to come and go with me TO the stock
ade and the informed women's de-
partment so l can prove what / say.
The blankets at the stocl<ade have
not been washed for six or eight
months and each blanket is used by
many different men. Eighteen men
We're kept in a shed 10 by 80 feet
with no windows. where there are
flies by the million and rats by the
thousands. They all drank from the
same cup. used the same soap,
washed their clothes in the same tub;
all battle. eat. sleep and care for the
wants OF nature in the same room.
Last Tuesday. they had black cof-
fee and stewed beets for dinner.
Such things as eggs. milk. sugar or
fresh meat or diet for a sick per-
son have never been furnished for
the persons who are kept i'm this
dark. filthy, dreary den OF pestilence
and death. And you want me to keep
still and be what you call patriotic.
You say l am committing treason by
trying TO take human beings. who
are not infected with disease. out OF
this awful place. but what you
should say Is that you fear that I
will destroy those responsible for
putting this shame and disgrace on
Seattle l will not cease this ex-
posture until this inhuman curse has
been removed You may call your
selves patriotic doctors, but you cam
not escape public condemnation.
when the truth is known. l now
demand in the name of Seattle and
humanity that every superior and
supreme court judge. every preach-
err and every doctor so and see who
is right and patriotic. and well may
those responsible cry aloud: 'Don't
break up my quarantine"
Next week / will write on the
blood test and explain its use in
diagnosing and progressing syphilis.
| viii prove in my next weeks arti-
Gle that Seattle's quarantine is not
being conducted with good faith.
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j. s. RAID NEAR
T0UL wins BIG
SUPPLY OF GUNS

United Press Correspondent

Ah4if0 lffhN Correspondence
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES
IN FRANCE. Aug. 4.--tNightt-
Fighting on the quiet sectors Of
the American front WAS more actiy.
today than for some time past
American troops raldcd enemy 20
siilonr north Of Toul this morning
capturing a great quantity Of small
arms. materials and machine guns.
One OF the latter was taken while In
action. the doughboys killing the en-
tire crew The number OF Germans
Killed during the raid was consider.
able
In the Lorraine area. American
artillery frustrated a raid by a patrol
Of specially trained troops. cutting
or several who were captured.
The prisoners explained that pa.
trolls OF specially picked and trained
troops are now touring the quiet
sector Of the lines in companies Of
20 20 so for IN" purpose of captur
Ing ouiposis and obtaining informa.
ton.
The fact that the Germans are
obliged to form special units for this
work means a scarcity OF men intel.
iigsn; enough or interested enough TO
conduct the usual information. gath
erinE raids
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Here's Army's Plan
for Rebuilding Men

first. that the wounded mans family
and friends can come 70 visit him.
II will mean. too. that he viii re-
celRe not only the best possible treat
mcnt for his injuries. but will be re-
stored IN spirit and given "A renewed
grip on life.
Each hospital will be fitted 10 the
last detail for the extended treatment
" every known clse OF disability
caused by wounds. gas. IlquId fire and
disease After he has been flxed up
physically In tho wards. the disabied
soldier will 10 straight into tho
curative shops" and there WIN be
taught the trade he is best able TO
Tickle
The Canadian experience has been
that very often these disabled men
can make more money now than they
were earning before the war.
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Sugar and soap stall. 2 cans Bordcn's
or Carnation milk. lie can. 2 pkgs Lux.
25c. bars Rob White. Crystal white
or wool. Csc; bars I.tnox, 25c; . cans
.. u. cleanser. 15c. small Sea Foam, &c
pkg. small citrus. l0c. Stong'a, 81 90
rcd can Hills' coffee. S5c; . cans O. u.
cleanser. Csc: a5c can Van Camp porl,
ana beans, soc. ID. can Lpton's tea. Csc.
Stall 10, Nut-OlR. s5c 10. Good Ihcl,
oleomarEarinc. A3c N. ms. S5c. stall
20. fresh churnod butter, sac N SOC COT
fee. 100, lbs 35ci ice cream. be dish
Stall IS. green beans. t6c III. Elliott
Fish Co, canned amelts. zoe can. stall
tea soc pkg
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stalls 3o-Ss-3i. boiling beef lee n. I.
loin steak. CSC M: Swedish potato sau-
sage. i5c 10 lard compound. Csc n. I.
picnic hams. 26c 10 stall 80, I 10. Pnro-
wax. zoe: lbs. pink beans. 25c; lbs
rolled oats. zoe. In. can medium red
salmon. 2bc; large pkg citrus powder.
2ic; soda crackers. iSc III; graham
crackers. zoe ~ Stalls .i-3G, rolls
toilet paper. 25c. zoe can Hershey =
cocoa, lie. 15c pkg Lux washing pow
der. 1895 Q pkEs macRTnni or spaghetti.
25c: boxes Blue Ribbon matches. s6c:
pkgs. Kellogg's corn flakes 9bc
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Sub Chaser Sunk
Off Virginia Coast

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-3ubmar
rine chaser 1877 was sunk last night
near Hog island, Off the Virginia
coast in collision with another YES
sci. the navy yard department an
nounced today. The crew was res
cued
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PORTLAND. Aug. 5.--Mary Els.
pima. rs. an Italian girl. was muir.
dered early today and the police ar.
for John Monocio, "a, as
the suspected murderer
Seven bullets were fired into the
girls body from a revolver. Eugenia
lsspina, the girls father. said Mo.
noclo first killed the girl and then
escaped after beating the father.
Monocio had been paying attention
to the girl for some time, but her
father ordered him away.
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 5.-The
freighter Quistconck. the first vessel
to be launched at Hog Island. left the
ways at 1886 o'clock tins afternoon
President and Mrs. Wilson wit.
messed the launching. Mrs. Wilson
christencd the ship, while 1000 per.
sons cheered.
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Stall 70 pure natural milk. Toe at
Stall -. fresh corn meal. 9 ms. soc 10
ne sec stall II. bars Crystal white
soap. 57c. Fabcrs best lead pencils. &c
each; ms. Shaker salt. &c: bags. or 6
lbs cooking salt. Sc, Stall ~. pot roast
iSc n. boiling beef. isc NJ slrloin
steak. 2ac 10: leg of lamb. CSC N. beef
liver lie III
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Sthil IS, freshly ground stone buhr
corn meal, lbs. SOC. 10 ms sec stall
ne. Washington creamery butter. SOC 10 /.
fresh local eggs. soc doz: Good Luck
margarine. soc NJ. Stalls a7-Ss. 6 bars
lenox soap. csc. bars Crystal white
soap. Csc; 400 rcd can NUS coffee.
sbc zoe pkg crackers and cookies. 15c; :
asc pkEa. GRIMM OF nnrlrv. . Tor SIC.
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TWO sNkps-Two
f-acrr tract. good auil. all cleared
house wood shed: barn. fine well:
good bearing orchard only one
hours ride from Seattle. on county
road Z. mile from y. y. depot
Price $3.50. on your own terms.
80 acres for two years for nothing.
no rent: no taxes no interest
only one hours ride from Seattle:
on county road: ~ miles from
EMPIRE MORTGAGE LOAN co
goa white building
GOOD TRACTS Oh LoGGED-o orr
LAND FOR SALE Low prices
easy terms. We VIII accept Lib
erty bonds as first payment; pay
tho balance out OF your wages
STEADY work In our camp and mill
for steady men.
THREE LAKES LUMBER co.
Three Lakes wash.
fs-ACRE. PARTLY IMPROVED
ranch. with buildings. in kitsap
county: 6 miles by water from
Hremorton. miles from silver
dale; - miles 10 dock rum ing
water on ranch: good trout fish
ing: excellent for dairy and poul-
try farm For sale cheap By own
er. Half cash. bal terms. Write
John Seiho. Manette, wash. r. =.
u. I. Box i02.
WHY PAY BIG PRICES
For land when 7 can sell you 10 or
20 acres black bottom and clay
lonm coil. fronting on hard surface
auto highway. just short dis
lance outside tho city limitE7 Price
SIS per acre. easy terms. Phone
Rainier IGOR after y. m
10 ACRES: NEAR MEADOWpALE
and auto highway: Sound view (:
some improvements: trade for Sc
attic property or accept automo-
bile first payment owner. East
1924.
DIES MONIES WATER FRONT LOTS
and acres. Phone owner Queen
Anne 1898 Address 1918 ATTN Ave.
"
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on ELECTRIC LINE
HOUSE: CLEARED LAND

House needs repairing prefer TO
sell for $3.50 to anyone who
could do the work themselves;
good sized rooms. small
barn. land MI cleared and best
Of rich. black soil. level: some
fruit: fenced: facing boulc-
ward: improved places adJoin-
ing. AZ blocks to station:
good service: 2 blocks from
paved highway This Is a
splendid buy for anyone who
has time and IL handy fixing
UP "A place Terms $3.50 cash,
balance SIS monthly.
BURKE & FARRAR. Inc.
203 New York Block. Main 1890.
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Acreage
SPLENDID IMPROVED 5 ACRES
COOP HOUSE: BUILDINGS

Nicely arranged house. built
when lumber Naa cheap barn,
chicken house. wood Fhrd. all
in excellent shape also we'll
and pump. 4 springs on prop
rftys over half - place loose
loan soil. balance bottom
land ali splendid soil. no
waste land } acres seeded 90
pasture garden In. fenced.
cedar pnHA. 8 wires. facing
two county roads. improved
locality Price 81. 500. very
reasonable terms 90 anyone
moving on place. balance $50
monthly Take East Madison
car and kirkland ferry 30
burke a Fhrrar'a office In
uuirc for Mr. suckilnE
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY

Attornsys-ratent
FRED r. GoRtS-pat.n, Attorney
Patent secured or fec refunded
T0i Central nidE. Main go. Free
book on patents.
J. i. RIVERS COMBINATION and 1917
patent booklet free. -: New York
Mason Fenwiek Lawrence. a.;
Burke Bldg
Attorneys at-Iaw
LEoLA MAY rr.fNN WOMAN
lawyer. Consultation free conf
Dental General practice. coiiec-
lions II, Jowman Bldg. Main
F. a scnorF-f.swyer Is Downs
free: general practice all cases.
fees moderate
}. =. HALi.-Es-r AHi.iSHED 1857.
General practice All caHer Ere.
consultation as Nu~e Bldg, sos
,eSSSa 49, Yer ssoeS.,o~~ooo,,
Bicycles and Iiepairs
RUDY LUSDGREN Tor Smell Biey-
.ics sot stewart at Times 80.
~~~-~ls~~lS~~s>~~-~~~~-~~~~~~N~~~~s~S~~~~~
Chaitri Loans
MONEY TO Loan
isoann from $40 20 tieo made quickly
and confidentiaiiy on furniture.
pianos. live stock. etc.
SANDERS & co.
looos5s,t. Smlsh ~HHlag>.olral~ttesS
Chiropractor
u 8 HOBBS y, 1.-THE HOWARD
system Of Chtroprnrtic. Consul
tation free. boi-s05 Haight Bldg.
Second ave; and Pine st
Collateral Loan.
YES. WE LOAN MONEY ON DTA-
monds and jewclry at ? per cent
NO OTHER CHARGES others
may ADVERTISE lower rates. but
how about the COMMISSION they
charger
pRovIDENT LOAN SOCIETY. Inc
al Seneca and III Marion.
a REsPECTABLE PLACE TO BoR-
row money on DIAMONDS and
JEWELRY. Lowest ratcs; conf
AMERIcAv JrwrLrr co. SCI .nd.
MONEY LOANED on ALL ARTI-
Giles Of value. Tho Reliable. so7
'''''''1D Developing Kodak Work
KopAKERs-'IN AT !. At 3
they're done" 10 cents roll
Jseees III, nlds >.,uooo.o-o-oo-oo.
Dancing Schools
THE HfrPoDRoME GUARAN-
tees TO teach you old or new
dances. Prof Oswald, Elliott 5is7.
Tho Htppodrome. Fifth and uni
versity.
Take ono or Two Lessons
STEVENS WAY. Little cost: private
la m 80 N9aNr
Fourth ave. Main s9ii. Member
>, Dsnelng , Tcschers, Assp Nsy yerk
Electrical Supplies
WE 30 GOOD wORk-G. n. HART
wig laai Fourth. Phone Main
ELECTRIC MOTORS. DRILLS. PUMPS
w. MoNTELfus PRICE co.
Bert or ssIe 50 Flrs, >l hys =
Opticians
Frnser- Paterson Co.'S bali
.- cory Meln ,2Sll,5.so-oo-o-oooo-oco>
Physicians and Surgeons
and Eurgeons -. Z
DIR KATHRYN HARRlSON-o0
sixth ave-; Elliott 2l22;o-,-oo>
Storage
DRY, FIREPROoF STORAGE
warehouse. Central Storage Co.
white Bldg.
S~0eNN>~~~rNNr~>N~NrNN ~~N~NN~~~~~~N~~SN~NcO
Second Hand Clothing
CLOTHING BOUGHT AND SOLD
1904 First ave. 1913 Westlake ave.
Phone Main $3.50.
Turkish Baths
IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHs. 1908
Fourth ave Electric cabinets,
therapeutic lamps. tubs. Rhou-
mntiam my specially. Louis
Myers, chiropodiat. mochano-ther-
apist. Phone Main 1919. day or
~I"Ust~~ScD~~~~~
Junk
IL O.. LINZ 90 LIN rIrn, ....-
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Refuses Report as
|. w. w. Evidence

CHICAGO. Feb. Federal Judge
Lands today ruled against the de-
Tense In the 7. W. w. trial in its at
tempt to submit as evidence the IL
volume report OF thei Industrial re-
lations committee. This ruling. II In
said. will materially shorten the case.
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Legal Notice

~ THE DISTRICT COUNT or THE
United States FOR the Western Dis
trirt of Washington
80 1875 ~ BANK RtFTCN
In the Matter OF the bank ruptry or a
community consisting 81 J. G.
Ttayef and May a. Thayef. his
wlf-s Rhnkfupts
Tn the creditors Of the above named
bankrupta, aud 90 all other persons
in interest
Take notice thn, tho bankrupis
above named have petitioned this
court Tor fun discharge from alt
debts pfovabie against their estate
under the acts Of eougfraH relating
tO bank ruptCy and that hearing
De had upon said petition. before
said court. at the court room Or
said court. In the city Of Seattle
In said district. on The nth DAY Of
September. 1915. at 70 o'clock in
the forenoon. at which time and
piac. you and each of you may APP
pear and show cause. N any YOU
have. why the prayer of the said
petitioners should not be- granted
Dated a. seRttie this .sth day OF
July. 1915
tssSb , ~ HARsuBERGER.
CLERK.
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Premier Clemenoeau Of France an
swers all criticism Of his policies
Nth. Il make war.
And he does-hard.
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eikHen 70iG 18Th y. W. Phone
ballard 1857
WANTED DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD.
OLD JEWELNY. OLD SILVER
WATCHES. Old FALSE TEETH
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
SMITH 1EWELnY 60
ra l. q SMITH BLDG, attn FLOOR
hAGTtME PIANO PLAYING
And popular music taught Ia 20 les.
sons. rantaEes IlidE.
OLD GOLD. SILVER. TEETH. DfA-
los cherry ~.
REV. GREENE. Hotel Holland. 9Th.
at Jefferson. Conveniently located
Private parlorH, Main Giai.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES on CREDIT
MICHAEL. zoe PIKE ST
BESSIE ktNGTOS -PUnttc STEM
orrapher SOC crazy BldE.
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business Opportunities. Wanted

MY Liberty BONDS AND
Thrift stamps. then W you have a
little money left. We have a few
shares OF hiRh-ciars copper stock
for sale AddreHs The Star. J-i3h
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Personal

On Personal
HENRY pHiMMER DESIRES ~
formation regarding whereabouts
Of HE sister. Josephine l'ftmmcf
aged 20. in order tu divide estate
Last seen 2 y years ago Ia Seattle
with Mi Peoples. Address letters
Henry Frimmer. i'nury Apart
nentH. 2lst axe. and Ncnirf way
Grows HAIR. treats dandruff &C.
Yema. Results nANTEED.
ladies. gentlemen. violet ray for
colds. rheumatism. face manage.
shampoo open evenings Louise
Dalton si7 Eltei Bldg Elliott
1stb.
WOULD GIVE LITTLE GIRL. 3 TO
~ yeafH. good home. Vcry reason
able. Phone Fast $3.50.
WILL MISS ANafE MCMAHON
please call North 1891 morning.
100 Real Estate Loans
MONEY TO LOAN 80 cOAMis-
sion keuwood 1888
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West seattle Property

tb NfNt FNfAtAtf sfbpftf
WoOpY's WEST SEATTLE
HAKGAtN BULLETIN
have some large tracts. i00xt.o 20
alley fine garden roii level aud
practically cleared. located Just
or Cal. fuFnia ave not far from
high school. ;ten each. On easy
terms.
.tf.9s0. on easy terms. buys good
t-ruom home. with large lot. as
level 81 a floor, close IN.
.t2sse viii buy a big. comforta bic
K-Fuufu house. with % foot level
lot near the ferry improvements
IN and paid WIS - a special
bargain
.fI.ts0 buys nice llttis s.r0om
house. all furnished. and t0-foot
lot only two blocks from ferry
easy terms
have left several 81 those beautiful
lots la Fairuunt Nunk. near ferry,
for $3.50 ia $500 each. on your own
terms
= y WOODY
Perry tandinF West Seattle.
West azl
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For Sslc--suiornobiles
For Sale--Auiomoblles

1T Is NOT NECESSARY TO SPEND
great amount ~ money FOR an
auto noWadAyr. ~ our prices are
exceptionally low Un used ears.
ANY one ~ the following list Of
cars viii give YOU splendid service.
a. each ear has been placed In
good mechanical condition
u viii pay You 60 see us and invcsti-
sat" before purchasing elsewhere.
Easy terms VI desired
Overland roadster t9ia 500
I h-pussenU.r touring. 1914 .... as
h-passrngrr TOURING. 1913 600. SEQ
! h-pAsEenErr tourtnE. 1918 .... GaH
! a-paharnErr touring. iaiG ESQ. $50
t-paHsengrr roadster. tel6.... csc
I Ford roadster t............... $50
1 Pullman .................. 500
I 1915 panel top delivery ...... $50
: Overland s-paHsehE~r ISIS. $50
Overland 81 passenger. tatT....
ovarian nd T-pAHsenHer his.
l WHY ~-kniEht. taiG .....s...
l Wiiiys-knight. 1917 .........
OVERLAND PACIFIC co
Used Car Department
18th and = Pine ST. Phone East COO
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HAYNES AGENCY

HAYNES AGENCY
why take any chance. when buying
sold a dissatisfied customer. and
there " reason. our cars are ali
placed in perfect condition before
being offered for sale. You get any
denomination you suggest. Here
are a few OF our good buys.
s-cyiinder 81. $50 N
kISSEL kAR. s-cylinder... i.i25.00
HAYNES g-cytinder ..... 1.f2a. %
OVERLAND ROADSTER 80. 500. %
FORD TOURING ....-....- 100
BUICK TOURING .......... $1,000
HANERS f-cylinder ....... 5000
APPERSON. 4-cytlndcr .. $50 %
HAYNES. f-cyiinder ....... $4,000
Terms IL desired
1914 BROADWAY
WE HAVE REBrILT. AND GUAR
antee the following Federal
Model p g-ton. worm drive.
Model ~. = ton. worm drive.
Model VI iiA-ton. worm drive.
We have the following used cars and
trucks that Will pay you to see:
American roadster.
Maxwell touring car.
REQ bug
Kisssl. with large delivery body.
Saxon. 5-pasrenger.
Ford. f-ton attachment.
Overland f-ton attachment
WHY'S utility truck.
Rebuilt Republic. 1-ton truck.
g. ". g. I = ton truck.
Light StudehnEer chassis.
Studsbakcr truck chassis.
Ford, ton truck attachment. covered
body
Republic truck. large body.
Vim truck.
Overland delivery.
Ford touring car.
THE PACIFIC EtssEL KAR
BRANCH
Summit, at Pike
HENRY MOSSBACH
1921 10th Ave
Has the following bargains 10 offer
1917 Maxwell for .............s72s
1916 Maxwell for ........... 675
1917 Fords from ........ $3.50 TO 5T5
1917 Overland. all new tires. g.. $50
1918 Chevrolet. new. for ...... 775
All the aboy Gears VIII be sold on
terms to suit you.
1421 10th Ave
Between Pike and Union.
n ----------------- n
IT you ARE IN THE MARKET !
for an automobile IL VIII pay /
to look at our stock OF used 4
bargains.
Maxwell touring ...........f60 |
I Chevrolet touring .......... $50 /
Can arrange terms.
COLONIAL GARAGE
15I2-1J22 Eighth Ave.
Between pike and Pine.
SHIPBrILDERS
We Hre in q convenient location for
you. Come IN and see our used
cars. We have n Maxwell 1916
roadster. with good rubber all
around. and mechanically perfect.
It's a dandy buy See H.
KLINE a. WfNNfNGIIAM
555 First Ave. s.
HENRY MOSSBACH
1921 10th Ave.
Has Overiands. DOdges. MaNwcila.
bugs and complete assortment Of
light used cars that are in the best
Of mechanical condition. Al have
good rubber VIII give terms 10
suit
1921 10TH AVE.
Between PIKE and Union.
1917 MAXWELL TOURING IN Al
condition. good rubber. all ready
for the road. one OF the best buys
Ia town. Soc this car II you want
a real bargain.
KLINE ~ WINNfNGHAM
300 first Ave. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-05

u For Saie-ReaI Estate
NOuNusTOMN
View lots. $3.50 s. down. s. per
month Houses. sg5 down and tzs
month, Chandler A Gof, West
iN
3 AcRES CHOICE LAND AT
Mrnatehee WIN sell or trade for
view domestic. preferably at itich-
mond iieach a. ". sparks, $50
1nmrH 81.
ltag ~. sfTH, $500. 1900 CASH;
D.room plant~rrd bungalow fun
piumhinH h0Ninn, vacant Septrm-
hrr 4 pETEHLiNB. 1908 ". ttth.
ballard 1es
fuR SALE Two NEW MODERN
bungalows. ono rooms and bath
81 Cawen park. one rooms, =
sleeping porcheH and garage ken
wood 22.T pwusr
/ WAIST rO HtfY A MODEST MOD
eru bungalow. vii make n sub
HtantiHi cash payment. balance
terms owner only liz. star
x-RooM MD GROOM HOUSE. on
Magnolia tiuns at hail value.
Phone own rr. Queen Anne Jtfa
Address 1916 3fth Ave "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-05
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sowr, Chester white. shoatE. l
hay horse. I mule. $40. ; HudEe.
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