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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-02-13
TOOK AN APPEAL.
Lady Fined for Violating Local Option
Law. Appeals.

Mrs Mitch Adams was Gncd 500 and
costs hy judge T.. j Stahr in Guar
feriy Court Saturday GOA charge os
violating tho local option law Sii.
promptly appealed her case 20 the CIR
cuif court aud made bond
She was arrested "a Fulton one day
last week hv sheriff Walker Ia two
SUIT cases she had - quarts Of liquors
which she brought from iaducah.
Mrs. Adams claimed the liquor Was
for medical purposes and that she had
been advised BY her physician i0 use
h. Unfortunately she failed % in
froduce her physician 10 establish this
fact. and the court. in view of the eyi-
deucc.. vas NOT con~mccd Of her iniie
cent intentions.
Sheri0 Walker iearuei from flc ofli-
GERS a. Plducah that Mrs. Adams was
enrpufe 10 Fulton with the y hiSkey
aud he met her at the. trsfn eWheii siac
aiishted.
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BOOZE TO GO UP.


1t will cost af the rate of SfD n
quart more 90 aue;lch that thirst when
The pending revenue bin becomes a
law And that will lie within a. very
Few days. <
Whiskey dealers have p775~ <6Htist@l
by federal revenue agents Mat the tax
on whiskey win be .a<ranced $50 q
gallon. or 10 cents E-r quart nhe-mo-
ment the new reyeisue. hiIl becomes a
law. 10 j. expected the bill win pass
the House " Representative this
week and that the bin will he siessesi
immediately. The added tax viii be
followed by-advance I'm retail priees of
approximately S1-oo quart, making
whiSkey that three years ago cost -
cents cost $3.50 quart. The advance
viii be proportionate on all grades of
whisley.
Cigarettes and cigars will also be
advanced. the advance ON cigarettes
being especially pronounced. The new
bill carries an increase Ia the tax OH
cigars ranging from SO cents per Loco
cigars 80 about $500 per thousand and
the retail price viii be advanced cor
respondingiy. but the increased tax ID
SO light that the effect viii not bc
great on cigar prices.
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CHARGES ARE TOO HIGH

Manager A. ". Davis OF the Home
Tcle. 60. tells us thnt be- has inSfruc-
fions from Postmaster General Burle-
son. who il now also the director 81
an telephone and telegraph lines di-
rcctimg the local company 90 make "a
charge ~ S35n each for installing tel
rphoucs Also fo charge $3.50 FOR re-
moving a telephone from "a residence
or business house. These charges. Of
course. are to he paid by the patrons
and are iu addition fo the regular
rental charges The order further di-
rcctS the company 90 make charge
of SO for moving telephone from one
part Of residence or business house
o. another Iurf Of the sIme building.
And IL one family moves from rcs-
idence and another one moves In. the
family moving in must pay an extra
Sl-Io 90 the telephone company before
they can get service. What the Big
Cheese SAYS goes. but these rates are
uudcuiahly excessive
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/ also need for continued purchases of
/ War Savings Stamps Al hr~f glance.
| 10 looks Gen irel a~ ID between uect.~-
Sary expenditure and necessary thrift
/ the country stood somewhere -ls.-
tween the devil and the deep ~.a~
Iuf there i> wise spending lni wise
economy The point i~ thaf DO fle
American people will bus now what
they really nced-if instead of dgfcr-
ring purchases. they viii ma ke them
al onre-aud III they viii continue to
pursue this course during tiie immc-
diafe future. American products viii
D. enabled fu tide over The European
trade stnguafiuu. American lllor will
De- employed aud the misguided eie-
meut. lhat iu far too many quarters
stand ready to stir up strife. di~loyaltv.
and discomfort. viii have few 10 amy.
opportunities 90 ply their nefarious
trade
The patriotic merchant can go fur
fher. however. lie may Go his part
directly 90 keep labor empieyrd and
al thc va - -s,f vsrfrns Industries
turning This applies NOT only 90 re-
taiiers bat Go WHOLESALE distributors
N o. irun as a. merchants In an lines.
n mny. ami probably does. also apply
o. ~.mc manufacturers such men
AMI concerns. ii they are CuufNmrlIf-
ing rrhmiiliuE. extension or rrmufieling
of their stores or plants should 100 TT
NOW They should NOT wait for
lower priced materials or for lower
wage 10 may cost them more fo puf
up fhe building or to Install new fur
ni~hiugs and equipment than DO would
81 the work were delayed huf the ad-
ditioual outlay win hc as nothing COM
pared with fhe saving of trouble waste
aud loss 90 hu~iue~- which viii result
III idlcuc~S develops and prevails among
great bodies of workers in many Scc-
riou- Of the country
In this effort o. keep Industrial
workers employed the hanks of the
country can aud should heartily Co
opeatc They should he broad minded
aud liberal iu tine loauiug of funds.
and ~houid encourage ami aid To-
the fullest degree consistent with
safety iho~e whose patriotism and en-
tcrpri~c lead them fo launch out dur
ing Che present pcriod
IN short IN is uu fo distribution. H.
mantle and consumption to DO their
parf. each and an of them. to the fun
e~t pu-sihle degree in order that the
indus tFic~ and the workers Of the
country may boz Kept on an even keel
until such time as the Industries can
again take care of themselves The
Economist.
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II ~ccms as though our popular
young county attorney. Ds-e l.. McNeill
j. going % be- forced into fhc C0ngrcs-
Sional race as "A matter Of sclf-defeuse.
He l. being urged by leading Demo
crats throughout the district 90 get in
the race. with very fiattcring promises
OF support and predictions of success.
A yet. he has not committed himself
as - his intentions. but If "a little more
pressure is brought to bear. We believe
be- will become candidate. So FAR.
the present occupant Hon. Alhen W.
B3rtlcy has made no announcement
rcga riding his future political aspira-
tions. although he Is being urged TO
hccome candidate for Governor.
Edwin Fuqua l. back home again.
having severed his connection with the
Union City News-Banner. where he
has been employed as linotype opera
tor FOR the past year or more.
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CAR TURNED OVER
4. ;. Kirby. Of Uni.ft City. Slightly
Injured iiere Friday. f

l. :. Kirby. of tsfsgn city, Tent
tad narrow es~pe Eerp Fridny af-
fcrnoon. when His fouf1ly ear rurfrpl
couuieteiy over. - the eoavci road
nlout two miles from Hickman. fle
was oi trEn ~ the rad aud ar
Ieinpiea o. pass lgsEon.. The lear
i.hd heavy closed tG and il Nus
ihiS mat saved Mr. Kirby. il l,eins
strong enough a. hufti up tive wrfglsf
81 the car, otiipTw Use Dc wonld I4arr
been crushed. usis.-inehth. As - Ma
b. received Il <eecs.. cfif over the right
eye and a feN bruiseS h4f.,<aheftsi-s
Was NOT hurt 10 slcssk of.
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PAY TRIBUTE.
Memorial Seryiee Held Sunday in
Honor Col. Roosevelt.


II nder the auspices II the American
pefcnsc Society .lladieSl. memorial
service in honor Of the late EXPIRES.
idenf Theodore Roosevelt was held al
tho Christian church IN this city Sun.
day afternoon. Similar services were
conducted by Society Chapters through
out the I-nited States.
The program rendered was Ms fol.
lows
Song america.
OBJECTS OF the meeting stated by
R.ss W. r. Rennenterg
PraEer-R G. Douglass.
.syoss1i solo--Niss Mary Temp Bur
psft -
Reading Roosevelt's Last Public
Message by Rev Rennenberg
NQcal,, Solo--3irs. Heb. AlIiberg.
Afnrss ritf- and Career Of Roose.
vclt.- .bs Efd. s. 7. Miley.
<ue-e .Seast1rAfy .l.ctr 10 y J'hess., :
Benedietion- Rev IL NJ Grain. :
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cxs nov 1siia. 5ur-A4ss

The kenfn.t = h Stafs copncn of De
fen>e Ffsday Ainpsared III remarkable
although inconlpiete rist of Kentuck-
ians Who have Won impcrishafft- Tame
IN the battlefield or iu some other
hrunch Of The couniry's military ser
vice during the war
only one mau from Fulton county
iS' mentioned Sergf Rufus Atwood
tcoloredl. of Hickman The facts ia
his cn~e were given ina the Courier
some three weeks ago. Ga which De- was
~e'ifed for hraveryT
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Income and Profits Returns Must be
in by March 18th.

No extension OF the time for iiIing
income and profits returns beyond
Secretary Glass SAYS.
This means that individuals and
business Interests Will have TO make.
great has in preparing and filing
their returns since forms for the re-
ports will not i,e ava Liable for two or
three weeks The first Sfnflment
payment win bc due March 18th.
If many business interests are not
Hr,rcl, 1r, Mr. c,.ss s.ij t,ev ma y re-
-, .,,,,r,.,r,n,.to ti,,,res ON ;,r.o,n. ~.
,.r..,iss and I.,tcr ma ! sunnjen,enfarv
,s,,-.,,t ,'''F'
C,r,a,.ss,x 1.~,,..b .x-.. va-r ,.,,is,,
,w,,,, fs,,,,s a.. vsas,.r,, E..,,,crv 1.st
year as ara nv wore 'u,,rl,Ie 10 mako ,,p
Thar ressrtS hnf they are x>xnefted 10
w f'a"c-vutSn nN
esf..l-- = - q -, = = g ~ -ssz
- ~ y - - - -. = -
torpofaf sfserce faruue or tflson
}f1y. who recently -returncd from
francc, was "a q town Monday MI.
pardue NaH f0I1oerty IN the employ of
TO say about the y. NJ. C. 4. is iny-
thing buf complirnenflrv. but he speaks
IN glowing terms OF the service rem
dercd by the Hcd Cross and Salvation
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l. y. Gregory and his force Of car
penters started work Monday ON new
store building for Bryant & Poihamus.
az Dorenn The building is % be 2oNJO
feet
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HOLD yorR BONDS.

Tho.e ycrSonS who bonghf Iibert,
Bonds IN previous caIHpaiguS should
realize that In order 10 achieve the re-
suit desired by the Government they
should hold the bonds 20 the utter
most. Every time a bond j. sold il
"a kes that amount Of buying power
away from the approaching loan II
undocs fhe lessons of thrift that
should De- rcfa iucd following the great
world war The bonds are backed by
the entire wealth of the Nation. and
are the best investment IN the world
The Fifth Liberty Loan. which will
be- fioafcd this spring. in April. will he
GA He'd the Victory Loan. This Will be-
the last Of the great series Of loans
growing out of the World War. The
amount has not yet been announced
Neither has the interest rate nor the
exact date. While the Government
will propaply require still more money.
even after the Fifth. IL Is announced
that this viii be the last 10 be raised
10y popular subscription.
a general decline in prices Of many
necessities seems inevitable; in fact
there has already been material drop
I'm prices Of foodstuffs-beans. butter
eggs, etc
J. .. King. formerly Of Dorena and
ex-Sherin OF Mississippi county. is a
candidate for City Marshal of Charles
ton.
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~ SITUATIONS wA~TTp-uNIE

~ - htttaN' w 49, " 49,
RETURNED SOLDIER Now At
tending university, would IKE re-
eitian afternoons and Saturday
Several years experience a. chnuf
frur aud delivery work. also gen
erat office work and VNporieure
with the touch typoWrittnE H1H-
tem East ibtn
IHONoRAnLY DISCHARGED sol
dtrr Wishes office work. has had
experience various clerical poHl-
tians. can handle typewriter, can
furnish references married ana
steady. physically disabled fuf
heavy work outside. Address
M-ssi. star.
WANTED POSITION Az CLEANER
or prcsarr Have 40 years rNe
peficnce. am married and steady
Phone North 1903
EN SERVICE MAN. ~. StN YEARS
banking and Insurance experience
assistant cashier national hanle
one gear. desires position WIN
future. preferably with Northwest b
crn bank. Address M2a1, star
AGENTS FoR MopER At y T.. y
priced household articles on c"m-
mission baHlst over 100 per cent
profit. territory guaranteed g.
Products co. tei Kent ave
rraokiNn y
RECENTLY DISCHARGED SAILOR
attending university morning =
wants work from ~ 20 daily. All
day Saturday. experienced clerk
Prefer outside job with plenty
exercise Address VI go, star.
DISCHARGED SERGEANT WISHES
position IN either lumber officr ~
mill, 10 years experience hott
ium Der office and mill viii SO uut
of town. address M-saa, star.
RETURNED SAILOR WOULD LIKE,
10 get in with concern wh'fN !
would have a good chance % work
up. something with q tuturr' any
amount 90 fccumue ndatt0nA AZ
dress Mess. star
SALESMAN. CAPABLE AND ENER-
Fetic. returned soldier. desires 10.
sitian with local company Wtll
furnish heat 90 references Ad-
dress M-ssT. star
DISCHARGED SOLDIER SPANISH.
American war. "anN kind ~
work" night Waterman or en-
small place near riiA. Address
RETURNED SOLDIER OWNING A
car wishes position where he can
uss IL. or would drive for someone
else Call krnwood $50
WANTED. nN DISCHARGED SOL
der. position as chauffeur and
mechanic in private family. any
car North Is. Mr. Warner.
EXPERIENCED cuAuFFEt q n
wants position a. driver ~ light
delivery truck Member - Local
s1t Phone Elliott fiTT. room i24.
DISCHARGED OVERSEAS SOLDIER
Wishes position In garage ~ repair
shop where ne car team the bust
ness Address Mess. star
ptScHARGEp SAILOn WANTS
painting and taisomininE flrat
class work. reasonable prices Call
Main S6EE room 2
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IT'g A G-cYB.. 5-PASS. PRICE si75.
electric starter etc. Better invea.
ugatc.
Used Car Emporium. 18TH & u. pine.
n. s-phsa mochan-
ically perfect. $3.50. Used Car I'm.
porium. 18th & 4. Pine.
SAXON &. 1917 MODEL BARGAIN.
1850
sos r. PIKE ST EAST 400.
sTUDEfAK EItSs ~, 7-pass. A.
STuDEBAK ERsi ~ 7-PAsg f-CyL..
500; 70, 9-pass s-cyl. $500; rs,
g-cyl. 5-pasr.. si7b. Used Car BIN
porium. 18th and y. Pine.
BUfCK; 7-PAHS.: LOOKS NEW .
good rubber and paint 81 400
some buy Used Car Emporium
18th A. II. Pine.
k1ssELkAH. b.pAss BARGAIN.
soc u. PIKE ST. EAST f0f.
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Liberal TERMS No nRuk ERAGf
DRIVING TAUGHT FnEE
usEp CAR DEPARTMENT
MITCHELL. MOTOR a. SERVICE
COMPANY. INC.
sas = Pine ~ 81 summit ave.
Phone East Afis
~

ESPECIALLY GOOD
rs.d automobiles at especially good
prices. Cars traded in On Man
wells and chandietE
fsts Ford ssdhn--Sew. two bump
crs. shock ahHorbrrs. etc. cust
over 1900 a. equipped: " you want
Ford sedan W. can save you
money.
1915 Oakland Itoadster-Its a e-cyi.
inder iisht car: looks good. and a
bargain.
1917 Dodge Touring cord tires
and at our price viii not last
long.
1916 Buick Light 6 Touring
tires. such cars viii BE- hard 70
find later on lot US demonstrate
~ to you,
1916 Oakland Roadstcr-Ncw top
and IN good condition. has . tires.
1917 Oakland Touring. with ali.
weather top. rs sspe rialty cheap.
and the ali-weathrr top is the
thing for this country.
1917 stearns KniEht--Sllent motor.
b-paRNeuEsr. VIII make an eScep-
tional low price on this ear; cord
tires.
1918 stude baker e--Run but little:
cord tires. car is Rs good as u
was when new. lots % power
1917 Maxwell Hoadster--Tn good
condition.. 3 good tires. and iH a
good buy at $500,
1918 s-Passcnger Maxwell Road
Hter. run less than 5000 miles: 3
tires can't tell II from new $500.
1918 Maxwell s-Passr niger Touring
Newly painted: good tires. s700.
1917 Maxwell TourinE--pemoun
bio rims. self starter. everything
you want. will take $685.. or viii
paint Ia suit you for $3.50.
CHANDELIERS
We have a Chandler passenger
like new. price 81 300: it's 1918
and has seen but little service.
Have II 7-passenger Chandler
that We VIII sell FOR SLIGO.
Have q 4-pasHenger Chandler Road
rter that has been thoroly over
hauled. it's rare bargain at
1850,
Come In and lot Va show you what
We have---we can please you
both with price and car.
Terms n you want them. and We
will trade with you.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE co.
ii0t East Pike St
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% FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
o. y: WILLIAMS co.

CAEh AHI1 itfbDkF
Hotbed a8ah for starting your enriy
plants. for Immediate delivery.
Uotbed sash 3-0xe-0 MT. ... $50
Hotbed sash 4-0xe-0 Mt ........sf.50
Greenhouse glass. f0xff. per box Of
81 lights ..........s....... 1864
...........'.....s'. 500 10 ,2.so
The grade OF our Gold Seal roofing
IL equal TO any on the market
TODAY. and we are selling II at:
1-Dly Gold Seal roofing NM. ~. 90
2-piy Gold Seal roofing ........s2.sO
3-ply Gold Seal roofing .......t30O
We elro have n large stock OF 4-inch
and 6-inch bungalow cedar siding.
selling NJ ~ and SIS per 1000 feet.
Our large illustrated catalogue free.
postpaid
We sell anyone. Ship anywhere.
One price To all
o. y. WILLIAMS co
1913 First Ave. 8. Seattle.
WfCK-THE PIANO WITH 4 SOUL.
Made BY gray haired veteran MAS
TER PIANO BUILDERS. Prices
$500 M 10 $1,000. ONE or THE
REALLY GREAT PIANOS OF TO-
DAY. Satisfaction or money back
on this plano. NJ BARRY PIANO
co. los Union st. Three stores In
the West
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s.. 0e--ssi n room house. IN tniyers-
ity district not modern. but
on fine lot 18th ave. y p
y block from car line: easy
terms
81. TOO Four room cottage. near Mt
Baker Park car line. with
furnace: 1900 cash. balance
monthly with per cent in
tsrcat on deferred payments,
THIS " snug. little modern
home
81 s0o-EiEht-room modern dwell
ing. on Mt Baker Park car
line. lot sbxi20 feet. 81 GOO
cash. balance easy at : per
cent improvements all IN
and paid including paving
ten minutes TO depot
s. 30e--A delightful home on Chenr-
~ blvd. five rooms: elegant
plumbing. fine view. and
lots Of roses. $500 cash. bal
sncr So per month at per
cent. has fun basement.
with extra room partitioned
off In basement
CARTER MACDONALD &
VINCENT n. MILLER Inc.
eos Columbia Sc Elliott f11s.
Beacon isi IN evening See Mr. Flags.
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statesmen WANTED

AtENTs-iffG PAY AND FREE
automobile. introducing wonder
fut nnw gasoline saver. punrtWre.
proof. fiVe-Yrar spark piuCH and
either economical aufo uere-ait. lee.
OUTFIT free. I. Baiiwsy. us sta.
tien y. Louisville. ~
SIDE LIME SAt.f.SMfN- LEARN
how Miller 10 making mere On biz
sidn-iine speciality than on his
main line Safra.taik and pocket
samples FREQ HempanHibic house
Quick action Erickson lnc0F-
parated Des Mainer. lnwa
AGESTs--ssASH ~ OK rHOHii3i-
ton 81 g. t1s weekly New. fast
selling articivNm@&0ing Ike wtld
fire Agents cleaning up. Write
TODAY for particulars Amrricen
Products Co. tfE American iildg-
Cincinnati. q
MIRACLE MOTOR Gas AMAyEN
motorists: &c worth equals gallon
gasoline. eliminates carbon 100
r.et. profit faDn. Ida. wires Shtp
kaa rkga nad~ tTe Yesterday
Samples ire. ChaH. A iiatlrg, SrT.
Dept fsf Toledo. q
AGENTS on SOLDIERS To TAXI
orders. good mpn4v made cali -
syb-e hotel. 1851 srd. nr v q
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HOARD AND ROOM
Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SAFES
We have prospective purchasers for
used safes. all sizes
PURCELL SAFE co
Main SGT. 71s Fourth Ave.
THE OWL PAYS MORE for clothing.
furs. furniture We buy. scii and
exchange everything. f3f7h LIST
Elliott 1921.
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20 Afro SPRING REPAIRING
ron sAiE-aUTO TRUCKS

WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD USED
motor trucks 20 which W. have
made necessary repairs 20 pui
them in good condition. ana
which arr nov ready e. b" drfh
onstfated and tried out
) a ton Kelly. As GOOD ~ a.n
NEW Observation-Disclosures. s....ta.o hn
y ton Kelly. worm drive. .ls9
atom Wilson. worm drive geo. LOU
i-tsn penhY. completely over 80
hauled ......s....s ..t+.. $50
LION worm drive Maxwell new -
tires ......... s....fs+tss ~"
i-tan Republic. In fine condi- 49,
ton t.-...r.. ..+ssst.s~s.. 40
i-ton Ford smith Form \.
with body .--.+...ttt..+s..s ts'
i-ton Ford attachment truck.
With body ...t..t.t....+.... s~p
SEE THEM At
WESTERN MOTOR SALES co Ine.
f0f = Pike ~ East sstt
~ ron FEDERAL TRUCK. ALL
equipped TOT moving furniture.
1855 Hudson Transfer. 1911 Third
Main tkis
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST - BETWEEN CALBAtTH
deck and Hicks Csfeterin. bank
hook. Northwest Trust savings
containing fs5 currency. marked
Mrs. q x prebie Finder viii con-
fer favor b. leaving same az bank
and receive liberal reward. or nw-
tify Mrs. e = Prebln kenwood -
LOST. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
cameo pin. keepsake. Finder
please call ~ Union ~. or phone
Elliott 1851 Reward
LOST-TWO PAIRS GLASSES. ONE
In case. with hairpiu and chain
attached. one In large envelope.
with hat hrim and bar toilet soap
Reward. North 1919
LOST-NEAR GATEWOOD. AIR
dale puppy. rev collar Return
60 Trs California ave ur call
Cornelius. Main s2fs Reward
LOST--A black FOLDER PURSE
check. money. valuable papers
Mrs porety, Minor hospital
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n ron sAl.r-auroMonn.lEs

mm%n
SPECIAL NOTICE
We are anxious 60 start our used
car department with clean slate
on the fret of May.
W. have number ~ unuHuaiiy
good uHrd ears on hand
We guarantee them all ta be Just
az Ne represent them to you,
In order Co facilitate our Aprli
cleanup policy. We are U0inr to
ntaY open evenings during this
twenty sixth. Inclusive. until nine
o'clock
rhose 81 you who cannot ser our
ears before Htk o'clock VIII have
this extra opportunity during
this week.
We ar rtad 60 show you our care
and explain our very unusual
used car policy.
"tLL SAY 30"
EDDY
Porn TOURING. 1915. many. g.
uaH t.ttttssstt tsttfstftA R4p
MAXWELL TOURING. 1918.
fine shape ..,t.trr.. t.-.tts f1V
maxwell ROADSTER. 1915.
looks like ~ t-tr.ttt.s..s baV
nRisco TOURING. 1918: sou
can't tell IL from new ...... $50
nHiscO CLuH ROADSTER.
1871. excellent shape ....... GO
GRANT SIX TOURING. 1917.
mechanically Al t.t..r.... 700
CHANT SIX TOURING. 1917.
very fine condition ......,. 500
poRT TOURING. 1916; good
shape. snap -.t.+tt t..stt+s eap
DODGE TOURING. 1915. COM
plrfrly gone over ..t..r.t feN
sTupEnAKER TOURING. Sc
HiEs f.. 1918. fine shape 1000
sTt pEnAkEH ring.
1916. small s.p2sssnset r.. hho
MITCHELL. TOURING 1917;
LATHE aiKf fine shhpv ..+--. leoe
MITCHELL TOURING. 1915 =
passenger. good iitney ear teo
MITCHELL ROADSTER. two
passenger. iAtr model ..+... i.-ea
OVERLAND TOURING. 1875
model 20 ...ss.s.+str. ehe
OVERLAND TOURING model 49,
SIS ...+.ss....s..-.t.t. t"4
fNptAN MOTORCYCLE ASD
SIDE CAR. see 30 appfc-
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CHEVROLET TOURING. 1917.
ready 60 g. ..t+-.s..-.... th'
PULLMAN TOURING. 1919.
VERY little used. A-l....+.+- tea
SCRIPTS no1TH ROADSTER.
1877. passenger ss.....s.s. 200
MITCHELL. ri.rusTERs
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
FOR RE~T-HOusFs

VIII. LEASE NY BROOM HOME
TO responsible party for ono year
at t3S per month. large sun phrlpr
rented az SIS Must cell furniture
~ sun parior for ftfS FRS; and
last months rent IN advance. III
18th ave East $751;
III YOU DO NOT FIND a SUITABLE
house advertised here for rent. try
m al under the ~WRntsd-fiouas"
heading. and II will reach many
people having vacancies
YOU SHOULD own YOUR OWN
home See John = ADAMS. AZ
Fauntieroy: he makes u easy for
you.
city office. sis Boston Block.
t3S-LkRGE GROOM FLAT. BEA-
con hill. close In references 70
qulred. ChRs Tennis. 6f2 y. Y.
Blk Main 1872