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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
FOUR DEAD In,
MJRDER-SUICIDE
Man Stays Wife, Twin
Daughters and Self.

BB United Press
CHICAGO, July 23.-Paut Orlando,
90, today murdered his wife. Amelia,
two year-old twin daughters,
Mary ana Louise. and then killed
himself. Police believe the man was
orazed by repeated arguments with
his Wife.
Upon reports from neighbors. off,
GERS broke into Orlando's barbershop
and residence and found the four
bodies strewn about the floor Three
smaller children were safe IN their
bedroom.
Mrs. Orlando in addition 20 three
bullet wounds, had suffered n
broken arm and other injuries before
she died. police found. The girls
had been shot in the heart. Orlando
was shot in the head, an empty
revolver lying nc his side.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
LIQUOR SQUADS ACTIVE
Four Men and Two Women Face
Blind Tiger Charges.

Police made several liquor raids
Wednesday night. LieutenantS Els
enhut and Halstead led the squads
They charged four men and two
women with operating blind tigers.
Persons slated were: Cash Liford,
%, of e21 z. Georgia ST.; Benjamin
Boyd, %, of Montgomery. Ala; VIII
liam Parrish. 80, colored. iii Lafay-
cite St.: John Shepard, 20, o. $50
N. Senate Ave; Mrs. Lillian Won
Spreckelson, so, of 2409 Central
Ave-, and Mrs. Geneva Harrison, %,
colored, 1910 Lafayette st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
VIOLENT QUAKE
Seen BY EXPERT
SeismoIogist Predicts Ter
rifle Shake July Is.

BIZ United Press
FAENzA, Italy, July 23.-Profes-
sor Bandandi. noted Italian seismol-
ogist, whose predictions of earth
quakes in recent years have been
fulfilled almost without exception,
today, through the United Press
predicted terrific" earthquake in
Alaska and North America on July
25 and 26. He likewise predicted
that a new earthquake would strike
Japan on the S0th.
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And at the following Filling Stations and Garages:

Fairfield Garage, ll46 Fairfield.
DIN Tire Service, 34O6 E. New York St
Frank PrmL Lafayette Road
MendenhalI Garage, 34O2 West Washington 81.
Simon Haywood, 10Th q PsrAhins Sts.
CT Terry, llei Indiana Ave.
METROPOLITAN Garage, els N Dsvidson 81.
Harding Street Garage, ll3s s Harding ST.
Gladstone Garage, 441sE. Michigan 81.
Central Garage, 18th s.. & Central Ave.
Baker Bros, 400 Madison Rd.
E. Reinhsrdt, BrOOkviTe & Grand.
Fisher Garage, S46 Hamilton
Waterman BrOs, Emerson Ave. q Michigan I'd.
Maple Road Garage. 3Sth & Illinois Sts.
saw. Garage. 33z7 N. Illinois So.
Atkinson q Datzman, Keystone q Troy
]. Becker Service Slalion 5s7s HrOOkxiIe Rd
Golden Rule Service Station, Shelby q Elm Sts
J. c. Reynolds, 1901 Olnsy ST.
John Seaman, lie S. Meridian ST.
]. Awkward, Mass. Ave. & Sherman Drive.
lafayette Garage, seth & Lafsyetts.
A. Van yslgerhOis, Troy & Carson. ..
Mrs. Nsrs Henry, Troy & Madison.
K. 4 K. Services, SCOT 3. New Ysrk.
Geo. Weber, Valley Mills. Ill
Hunter Bros. Sl2 Shelby 81.
c. c. Brian. 10Th q Emerson STA
Lsrsntz Motor Service i6th q Roosevelt
". ]. Harrison. 34th So. a Sherman Drive,
Pein Garage, 44s e. 10th 81.
Atlas Fuel Co., 42s West Morris St.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
GRAIN FUTURES
CLOSE HIGHER
But Last Figures Show Drop
from Opening.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, July 29.-Grain flu
lures, in a trading session marked
by rapid price fluctuations. closed
moderately higher than yesterday on
the Chicago Board Of Trade today.
Last figures, however, recorded a
sharp drop from today's opening.
Wheat's action was nervous. There
was an opening bulge in response to
surprisingly strong cables and a
renewal of damage reports from the
spring producing country. The bulge
brought out profit-taking. On the
consequent dips, shorts covered and
prices frightened at fraction above
the previous close.
Corn sentiment favored higher
prices. Damage reports from the
Southwest impelled buying. Oats
firmed up after ruling lower, up to
the closin ghour. Provisions rallied
with hogs and showed fair advances
at the finish.
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BUILDING Permits

Sofia Raricks. garage, 14o2 N. Gale.
Ralph Norris, dwelling. 2o2s N. olney,
%iiliam Dohn. store, 1922 Charles.
so 9s Il 4b AysaBs s y E. Church boiler
- Meridian-Plaza apartment. boiler. a72o
: Fianner y Buchanan. boiler. % W. Fall
IJTvingto9S y y ,od E; Church. boiler, 1os s.
Fred Theising. dwelling. 241 S. Temple.
Ma9de Martin. garage. 1912 W; Thirty
Maude Martin. addition. 1912 W. Thir-
W. P. Board. garage. 100 N. Euclide,
9o Ennis Jones. tank. 1926 E. Twenty
Anna An TX Kritsch. furnace 1a1 E. Palmer,
M N. sablosky. dwelling. I'll N. Elder,
Spencer House. cables. 24e s. Illinois,
s sS J, pes ZOO 5low Company repairs, 2ls $
- i HSdsG 4 G ESo elevator Se W. Wash
Ing r Boordman. garage. 1854 Churchman,
DHeeiaw are Market Realty Company, ga;
s snS p sas sce $3.50 sSS oSoS corner
+. j. Hallum, garage. 1926, Cornell.
jim Rowe. garage. 435 N. warman,
J. H. Brewer. dwelling, 45o2 Winthrop
Laura Rupp. addition. 2134 81 New Jer-
Pauline Morgan. rerOo6. 1864 Broadway.
Otto Kenne1y. dwelling. s4s N. Beville,
John T ESSsbelshaus. furnace. s2o1 Mar
A. W. Bowen, repairs. 945 FIT. Wayne,
". L. Rice. furnace, 444 W. Forty.
w W. t. Rice. dwelling. 444 w. Forty
E. G. challenger. garage. 4so1 English
FRANK Frank Deer. dwelling. 1880 S. Delaware
20 Rowe offirt. dwelling. 244s Wheeler
s0RS Rows q otfirA frnace. 2448 Whaelsr
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18th & Illinois SITS.
New York St. & Capitol Ave.
State 4 New York SITS.
Chur:hman Ave. & Prospect
St.
CoIleseAve. & WsstHeld Blvd.
Madison Ave. q Morris ST.
E. 10th q Rural SIS.
Fan Creek Blvd. q Central
Ave.
West Maple Road & Illinois 81.
Massachusetts Ave. q Rural
St.
Sherman Drive q E. Michigan
St. fiat
22ni Il Meridian SIS.
10Th & Broadway SITS.
West Michigan St. q Belmsni
Ave.
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Commission Row
Price to Retailers

Price to Retailers
Fruits
& XIX XII fancy - III faTansPsnenss aS;pou99SS:
SssEs fey 6sEsoR 20DoaSd Sas'
Apricot-California basket. So.
. .BiacEberriss-FFcy.. 24-ot. case. So a
ss4y' se sss. II standard crate
SasEsIssaYNs57 ys4L ss SSSs 00. $500
sSsrrss i4faaf Ost s0oss
G@ssEss tFpRsstsd J RsE a2H
s-19R cad Hlesidss; IS $2,S 1875.
ggfsssm}Fs 3sSb 5afs!sts Dggs
Vegetables
Beans-H. G. lue, $3.50.
Beets-Texas. punched. 40c.
20 Caees6@ggne-Fancy homegrown per bar
Se saisvsS@SsiFerS 1Gs 1886 82s
Su dG & 3D. sllO
Lettuce-Western Iceberg. crate, $3.50
Mangoes-southern, hpr:: $780,,
-Onions-California vellows. $3.50 %
Barsleyz-Dozenv PUNCHES; ses@s9c
PPeaas@Ecy =; tel eob BIZ; 1872 ~
Radishes-Missl ssipDi dozen. 40 a 60c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dozen. 35c .
acknowledgements. bu.. $1.25.
Squaeh-White. $3.50 bu.
Tomatoes-Basket. ST 75@2.
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AT the following
Standard Oil Service Stations;

Randolph q z. Washington
SITS.
e. Maple I'd. q Fan Creek
Blvd.
W. W.shinston S. q Belmeni
Ave.
22nd 81. & Central Ave.
Oliver ST. q River Ave.
3oth & Belle fonlaine Sts.
Meridian & Pratt Sts.
Madison Ave. q Pleasant Run
Blvd.
10th 81. a Senate Ave.
Meridian q Adler Sis.
Massachusetts, Ave. q North
81.
18th 81. & Capitol Ave,
Fall Creek & NOrthxestern
Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23

3oth 81. & Northwestern Ave.
Hawthorne Lane q e. WASH
ingtOn St.
New York & Rural Sta
81. Clair q Alabama Sta.
S. Meridian ST. & Russell
Ave.
Viruinia Ave. & S. East ST.
Fairfield G. College Ave.
Massachusetts, Ave. q Belle
fontalns St.
E. Washington 81. & South
eastern Ave.
Kentucky Ave. q Morris ST.
WsOdlawn q Virginia Ave.
Dsvidson & e. Michigan St.
18Th s.. q College Ave.
Sherman Drive q E. Washing
ten 81.
DelawEEAA-& Psatt St
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
SULLIVAN RELIEF REPORT
Forty-Nine Awards Made to In
dividual Families, Says Foster.

Eugene c. Foster, director of the
Sullivan Disaster Relief Unit, today
reported forty-nine awards, based on
needs of individual families, had
been made to families of those who
lost their lives in the explosion in
the City Coal Company mine Feb. 20.
Final meeting Of the advisory
committee was held Wednesday
night at Sullivan, and the relief fund
of $S6.83S0S clased. The American
Red Cross met the entire expense of
administration of the fund and do
mated $4,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
Produce Markets

ansS6s sss irS 1ss S delivered at lnd
Poultry--Hens. 22c; Leghorn hens. l5c:
turkeys csc: Told turkeys zoe: cocks and
ereB%tf5 5Hsss re! sss pafts DfSs
delIiySeTed at Ipp!dianapolls:. non,o.t,, su,s.
so 9se D9a Soms Ns@
s5isk N,.co Wfeoq ba.as HsY 81 2 2o
1 aS5a z os swsa osi sSe
6 S,H1cAeo July -RuttsTm - e =
reefs 81 1895 se efGhsrss@ 2s
frsts: 81 @$$S. chfssss3M,TFwiRs; .a,S q y q
turkeys zoe; roossters, 17c ,brofers. 600
2sc and Mseear eeSbss 49, SSarSs F Ksh
cobblers. $6.50@ $50; Delaware cobblers'
gns By cebbAsT. } g5z5 So
$ sSS PG sd ghp Sod 5S$s e sps
$2s = i {r TBS I s Is sTtf q
8tsiIe Big sSo}E ssts
NEW YORK, July 23.-FlourEouieterr
and weak. Pork--Steady; mess. "a, Lard 0
susar&RaW aw eentrif fnSi % teste 4s?s;
refined. quiet; graIn1Ylated. 6:S5 G .455.
22b a 23c. Tailow-Stronger; special to
s g. IS Is q 3 aifte eidsyvr Nsi
200 Acc. chickens. 25 @4Qc; ,capons 81 @
SIC: fowls, 14@ 32e; ducks; leg FAC:
geese. 1OG loo: ducks, 24@ 26c; fowls,
S4Q 3oc; turkeys 299@ soc; rro2osters, LIS;
broilers, 25 a 33c Cheesemr,lr1merS5 On sta M
S4Ie: Young Americas 24i1c. Butter
STEADY; receipts. $685. creamery amer s sxtras.
Steady; receipts. I7e05; nearby white
fancy 56e nearby STATE q whites a AZ e
Coasts. S7Gl 47c: western whites. 35 q 47c;
nearby browns 40 q 46c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
RECORD WELL CAPPED

BIZ United Press
SULLIVAN, Ind. July 23.-After
blowing sand. rocks and boulders
more than 100 feet into the air for
over sixty hours, Unger No. 2, the
largest "gasser" ever uncorked In
this section was capped today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
NEW CHURCH APPROVED
Methodist Building to Be Ready In
Fall.

DR.. Harry A. King. district super
iutendent, today said plans have
been approved for a temporary struc-
ture on the site for the new Metho-
dist Church at Fifty-First St and
Central Ave.
It is hoped the building VIII COM
Melted by September when a pastor
will be assigned. Deacons and
trustees, elected Wednesday night,
will arrange to finance the construc-
ton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
sCHORTEMEIER HEARD

There is too much pardoning Of
criminals, and escaping justice by
technicalities," declared Frederick e.
Schortemeier, secretary of State, at
Kiwanis Club luncheon Wednesday
at the Claypool-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
SPEED CHARGES MADE
-Four Drivers Slated at City Prison
by Police.

Four alleged speeders were slated
at city prison Wednesday night.
Names and charges were:
Howard Doyle, IS, colored, of S2S
Fayette ST.. and oliver Moore, 10,
colored, $50 N. Senate Ave, speed
ing. assault and battery, and driving
on the left side of the street without
license plates; Robert Weber Il, Of
SO N. Elder Ave, and Eugene
Allender, IS. of ISL S. State Ave,
speeding.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
CLUB TO SEE MOVIE

Gambling With Death" a safety
film will be shown at Optimist Clup
luncheon. Friday at the Claypool.
T. r. McCampbell. New York Cen.
trail Lines safety agent, will speak
on the grade crossing situation
faced by railroads.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
THREE MEN CONVICTED
Police BELIEVED They Have Solved
Series of Auto Accessory Thefts.

With the conviction of three men
in city court today police believe
they have solved a long series Of
automobile accessory thefts in the
northeast part of Indianapolis.
Ollie Minor and Reggie Minor,
both of r. b. D. j, Box 40, were
fined $40 on charges of petit lar
ceny by Judge Delbert o. Wilmeth.
Victor. Esque. Ills E. hirty-Third
St., was fined SIS in a petit larceny
charge and SO for having no au-
tomobile license.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
SUES TWO SISTERS

ANDERSON, Ind, July 23.-Mrs.
Margaret Brattain Of Alexandria,
went into court today in an attempt
to collect $4,000 damages from her
two sisters-in-law. I1ora and Sadie
Shell. She alleges they alien d her
hushkaadsa affections,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
In the Sugar Market

(By Thomson &c McKinnon)
The gradual improvement IN the' status
decfad in the weekly figures. ANNOUNCED
By Wet and Gray showing quite sbt,n feline feline
~ ~ receints. The hand-to-mouth buying
policy Is Being neutrslized by, the orderly
marketing of the remainder of the Cuban
crop which makes for steady futures
m arIyef
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23

BIZ UnBte0 Press
RICHMOND, Ind. July ga
prison sentence of two to fourteen
years today confronted Mrs. Estella
Davis, 81, for passing worthless
checks. Her seven-year-old daughter
was turned over to the board OF
children's guardians.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
SILK IN SACRAMENTO

OROVILLE,-Th Sacramento
valley, because of its uniformly mild
climate, is believed to be ideal for
the growing of silk worms and a
large silk worm farm has been
started near here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23

M. M. TexIer, 1870 Central Ave.
Wishmeyer Bros, 222o Bethel Ave.
Albert H. Heck, 1875 Shelby St.
SsyIors Garage, State q Prospect Sta.
HiH Top Garage, 1873 Howard 81.
Penn. Garage, s18 n Penn.
WIN. Reed 2e9e ". Morris 81.
Superior Garage, sS4s Central Ave.
Excel Garage, 22nd q Illinois SITS.
c. johnson, 90 N Sherman Drive.
Irwin & Marshall. 312 N. Senate Ave.
Court House Garage, 32S E. Market St
Frank Hatfield Co., SzsN. Capitol Ave.
Peek Brothers, Tibbe q Speedway Ave.
Clapp Brsthers, Main S., Beech Grove.
Deming Service Staten, lis e. New York 81
Wales Mead. ShsIbyvlle Road.
Harry Dodd, Main ST., Beech Grove.
Baker & Mdidse, $500 S Meridian S.
Walter MueIles, 16lo Madison Ave-
Shelby Service Station, Orange & Shelby Sta
State St. Battery Service, IA S. State s..
Ed. Dersch, 1875 Madison Ave.
YEsiia Rubber Co., ISL Virginia Ave.
BrinkerhoG q Roland, Prospect q Michigan I'd.
Paw. Service Ststiou, Shelby & Grove Sss.
M. & L Garage. ana q. Washingtsn Sd
H& II Garage 1zzs College Ara
w. RodDeks1 Szi e eth 81.
Moore Brss., 2e1o Shelby s.
H. Sssal, i4ol & WsshinstOnS ST.
John Murray, SSth 81. q Keystone Ave.
North Eastern Battery Service, 1902 E. 18th 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
neal WAGON Wheat
WOMAN FACES PRISON

indianapolis. mills. and gram elevators
Other grades on their merits
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SvisheIm & Parker. s42 &. Washington 81
ChaS. HOIeher, Bluff Road.
Arsenal Motor Service, 239 N-Arssnal Ave-
Vim. G. Seheblsr, Bluff Road.
Pae1 GGrasa, 3dlh q Illinois SIS.
Auto Equipment Co, 1921 S. MuhdianA
I. 4 HsbOush, Speedway Ave. q Bonsyles
General Motor Service, SSH & Orchard.
Jones & Whitaker slS N. Capitol Ava
H. W. Bates, MOOrosvile Rd. q Lynhmsl Dr.
Roll Inn Garage, Ashland Ave & 6znd ST.
BrOad Ripple Auto Co, S14 3. Sind 81.
RE. Watts, Rsverie Drive q BellsfOntalna.
HsstOu Garage, 64sh ST. 8 Cornell ST.
OIL Pollard, SlOp6, Madison Road
RutIodge 8 MeP~land, Beech Grove, Ind
lndiansD Tire a Battery Sorvicc, 61sN Mefihm
Street
Gas. WsE, 1850 Keystone Avo.
Oakland Motor Co., i102 N Meridian So
Roy Wllmeth Co, 40 N. Meridian Sd
WsvsrIy Co, lbs S. East St.
Wsnsin & Sharp, 443 Virginia Ave.
Geo. Hiles, 1927 Fletcher Ave.
Albert PAetz. IS W. Maple Road
Harry Adams. EdSOwOOd, Ind. D.
WuA RDsnsE. Blua Road +
Samuel EIissnbAuu, 18Th and BaAam@sASs
M. E. Ms.c- 1919 BrOOkdds Ave-,
Chas. Fsathsrinui Michigan and AetmRsual
DiitOn BrOs., 6ia and kIIsOnvtHo Road
H. C. Bamhart, 2lsl II. and Sherman Drive
&c. Scott & Son, Charlottesville, Ind.
YO ne
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
UNCERTAIN TONE
REFLECTED BY
CAREFUL TRADE
Encouragement Is Derived
From Proposed Tax Cut
by Coolidge.
Average Stock Prices

Average price of twenty industrial stocks
for Thursday July 90. was 1887, off
los. Average price of twenty rails for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
Chicago Grain Table

E;:; ;.Ij!~ #'iI #Is Ely I'll III
EE g:$ IS ISL sgg$ fs sBI&& fslz Is IS
EBB:s :s ;$s IT, IT, H. Il III ttt22$ III
July 80 17.7o 1880 17.g7 1857
z gslS 81 81 81" is8A SO 3d. SO
vses a0A #Ssa { g5s corn Ss g. S. ' S.
vs SHo4e 49, 5S Fses tSsa
ss 600 aG $685. s sk SSS a'S whss
s ga i0 1850; OATS $4,000 sssnst
o,9 goL Fl q ysI4 22IclSsss Thsat No
:. .;a6ssh~ No. e sSc o $ No. 2,
ss1122..SSSS; E@StS sy. $$ :, SSpisa:
SO a SAC Hay-S20.
s1 q5io 10 5, 81 IS? No, hard, ST 55 q
$1S4&h.S@se; N xellos s. T. g &1fSS NJ:
& 81 q \ q g i 99 Ne $$1199SS @S @
No. No. = White. ST %: No. 3. 81 % a / %:
No. 4, 81 .0415. Oats-No. 8 white 43 a
45c: No. 4, 43c; standards; 80 &c. Bar
othy-$6.95 @s.25. Clover-$19 a 1915.
red 81 SO .es; No. 2 red. 81. a / SO;
al So. No; hard, S1.5I@ 1.53; No, 2
hard. 81 40, September ST 81 * De
eember. 81 "a ., Cogn1N9; p, white.
December, s6Hc. Oats--No. 2 white. As
@46hc; No. white. 40 n a Acc.
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Shsridan.Av@&E. Washing.
ton ST.
E. Washington ST. q Brock
vile Rd.
18th & College
Shelby St. & Pleasant Run
Blvd.
10Th q Clifton Sta
$685. W. Washington ST.
W. Washington ST. q Harding
". Michigan & Tibbs SiS.
3Oth & North Meridian SITS.
18Th q N Meridian SITS.
Capitol Ave- q North 81.
W. Washington & GsisendOrf
Sts.
New yUrk q Alabama Sta
GIadstsneAvA az NgvY Gk
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The Statesmen Pricethe Cars
STARTED SEPTEMBER II, 1926
3 DAYS LEFT
FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
THE REASON

Our wlIiys.knght and overland sales have
bean tremendous, Used cars arc piliuE ga daily
and We ace up against u for space
men how Wr could clean out our Iffd Car stock
Immediately. They replied cut the pt.cen
Have another sale like we did IN June When
saying. "All right. let the salesmen pr.ce tho
cars the same they did 10 our juno sale.
So have divided Gs high Grade Used Auto
mobiles among oar salesmcn with the instruc-
tons 10 write their price tags They have n
free hand-iher only order IL: SELL THE
CARS
No discovered in our June sale. when the
sassmrn sold 90 ears u four days, that they
had no regard Tor prurt--thoy have named
figures on our trHds-iu stock that arc likely 70
attract Used Car dealers But the boss IN -
good his word. Come ana get your car quick
we want the space ~ ~ occupying
HoTE-An cars are equipped with new or
nearly new tires. New paint whore needed, and
all cars have good tops and side curtains
(signodl THE SALES MANAGER.
GUARANTEED
Every car In this sale carries bons fde
guarantee ~ satisfaction. BE sure 10 ask for r.
Regardless Of the low prices our hhlesmcn have
put on the ears. every ono must give you good
service and satisfaction before we consider the
Transaction closed.
LIBERAL TERMS
During this sale We viii accommodate our
customers with unusually liberal and easy
terms Just tell uH what terms VIII be con
Nenlent for you. small cash payments ana small
weekly or monthly amounts on the balance
NOTICE
STORE OPEN EVENINGS
but due TO The extremely low prices sc can.
We advise and urge you 90 attend carly IN the
sale " possible.
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but due to The extremely low prices we can
not guarantee how long these carr Will last and
We advise and urge you 90 attend carly IN the
sAln II pohnlble.
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Only S1.75O
Roosevelt District

5000 CASH. g25 a MONTH
Groom bungalow. near 10th ~ H.
bus line and achooi; basement:
laundry trays; fine yard. KEnwd-
1gTT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18

IT THE COMPANY CAN STAND IT. l CAN Look
A wonderful 1928 Chandler Tour pedE
ms, worth $4,000. cut to,s....,,.. pO'tD
Oh. boy! Look what priced this $4,000
late series Overland CODl
Aputihh ssFstEststrss ssssFsfs.s FD--N
Think OF this-late series 1891 Dodge
Touring. wah $4,000. GOO
cur 10 ttssssssssF sss.ss.s.sssfs PctS
Aud here's one 81 those good little over
land Fours. worth $4,000 UOEQ
cut To s.#rr..s4sssT sf,ts..f.-.+.t.s 'P%-Db
And Ford Roadster worth COO
$4,000. for ..,.s...,.,tstsss. pDb
And bort Touring, IN very good rum
Ming conditions. cut from $500 eco
10 .tt..,..s.. .s,..s,s, .,,.,.s,,,,s Dob
MEEKs
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SO REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONTHLY payment first mortgage
loans on Seattle homes; no COM
mission: quick service. The Home
Savings & Loan Association. 1894
WsHtlaisc ave.
FIRST mortgage money, large or
small amount. on improved city or
farm property. Prudential Saw
inEs & Loan Assn. i025 ard ave.
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TWO Houses ON One Lot

GROOM COTTAGE
GROOM COTTAGE
Paved street: center Of Ballard.
s2,i00: $500 cash. VIII sell
separately.
f-room house. Just right for
bachelor. 5000
ssIs 2ith y W SUnset-750h
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MODERN colonial bungalow: new:
s large rooms; living room has
tiled fireplace, tiled bath with
shower: tiled draining board.
hardwood floors; ventilated clos
etH: furnace, laundry tray. garage;
shruhhary CAuft1-gEH4
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rs Nor AfY MoNEY-rHE BOSS SAID SLASH" ] DID
Look AZ this late series Ricl.nhAclt.r
with California plate glass enclosure
aud fully equipped with acces. COOK
series Was Si,sS000 cut TO. .,s. 'pJJO
And this late Wiilys-Knight Sedan cannot
DO told from new Was N1 oo0
lLbQVQp. cut to,s,..ss.,.rts.,. pi'DDp
n made the boss sick when / this
lato Wilys.kniEht Touring from gQQE
tH9a'vu To ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NO1'
An overland late series Sedan. cdQE
worth 1900, At..t.s..,.,...,..,t. piOc
Another Overland Touring, CoEn
4 Ford Touring. worth $4,000 eDnE
CUT 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES V--ND
KEssLER
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STOCKS AND BONDS
Watson-Moore

STOCKS Established 1907 BONDS
OUR OWN FUNDS 70 PAY SPOT
CASH ON DELIVERY FOR ANY
MARKETABLE STOCK OR BOND:
All listed and unlisted stocks ana
bonds bought and sold. Terms on
purchases IL desired.
tyt- fsf, xrrNrgss- tTff.Iuu MARKET
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- " akWIHkNUW NHdIN UII 10
STOCKS WANTED: All Durant and
star Motors Central Finance,
Rest, r.. f.. Inc. Best Universal
Olympic Hotel Bonds. Lambert
Tire. Eagles Bldg. Bonds. all
Mining, OH and New York Curb
stocks.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-02-13

Mrs. c, p. Woods is justly
,roud of her fine he'd of ciocus in
'ull bloom.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-02-13

a stretch of detour that is pass
lble for a car to come through
As no effort was made by those
whose duty it is TO provide n road
ont, while the road 10 Dockton il
,losed, this work was done without
compensation and we think it is a
good deal, knowing how much
work each one have Of their own,
They made il passable for the
school bus to come through,
A Penny carnival will be held
ut the Community house Saturday
evening, February q. Every
body is invited to come and good
time is assured. The proceeds will
go to pay off the $500 due on the
school victrola.
A neat little house is being
built ON the adjoining lot TO the
Stuclley home, which, when com
pletcd will be occupied by Mrs.
Barclay.
Messrs. W. Greer and G, Md
dlccoff, who have been employed
at the Scansic shipyard, at Gig
lIarbor for some time have return
ed to then homes here and are now
working at the Martinolich yard.