The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1918, Page 9

STAR—TIHURSDAY, ‘APRIL 18, 1918. PAGE 9 ————___ EE Se LT Te a || ) NEW MANAGERS FOR THE NORTHWEST OF fi POPULAR PRICED HARROUN ROADSTER Above is shown the new Harroun roadster and two officials of the Seattle Motor Car corporation, [mew Northwest distributors. A. F. Markland, vice president, and W. EK. Hunt, secretary treasurer, + ELGIN CLIMBS _|*——-"*"|KENT HAS NEW HIGHEST MOUNT Railroad Uses | FIRE TRUCK AND IN TENNESSEE) Automobile as | ,, 15 PROUD OF IT Rd@is thru the Hast Tepnesnee Kent in just getting used to its |mountains are proverbially Nard for Switch E ine | 2% fire auto truck. It is « oneton |the motorist. The Elgin Motor Car ngin Saeadd Mesa os Gansiiy ate ca Co, has received advices from the | 9 7 5 | Palace Garage & Sales Co, of Knox tinkins (ie otteictia ted the 2 |ville, Tenn., that one of its cus That the railroads find the auto! iin, sust out of Kent tomers pulled the highest mountaina | Mobile adaptable for work in thelr) me teucy was bought thru the lin Bast Tennessee and averag 21 | freight yardk has been demonstrated Lana Motor company of Kent, sub- | miles officially to the gallon on gas | Terre, Mo. for the past a oline, This is considered an achieve-|two years and a half,” anya W. L, | SSent of the Seattle Automobile com- | ‘ . . pany. Tho requirements were that | ment in that sect! won of the Kinsel Kar Se cat peel de eed, aa the custom to push care "The Missiasipp! River & Bonne Pr yen oe on 1. mountains. e Bigin ‘Terre railroad has been using a 1910 |“ ine ow bs “* pe e ge oe ing to the owner, made the trip| Kissel Kar as a awi oR lage wage eel es Mie oor without trouble thru Polk county | moving freight a ocd Estee pl maori te Bhoredg ye ees ee, ee ee ee we. 9, 1915. | Harris, sales manager of the Beattl 1 typ men ue varmas jegulas whee weve Automobile company The dealer jremover ana 2 furnished the chassis, and the ety | The Boston Dental Company announces a sec- JAMAICA HAS BIG | te rear, ana a of several trucks on one of the big | | } | ond free demonstration of its wonderful system wheels flanged put ao ene PD Secs Seaiy ier etety | | FIELD FOR AUTO): susmene r. M. O. Sipes, and used in this section of the yor sora a abe rape ti United States exclusively by this office. oe pean ae or May Pass Law for This comparatively recent discovery in the field ic back |HOGS USED TO Brake Inspection of anaesthetics, by the aid of which every opera- mmant of swear contre! LOSE WEIGHT; | wastuxorox, ape 11—rromt | tion encountered in the practice of dentistry is te American manufacturers for he nent automobile, “police and insu freed from even the slightest hurt or nerve sen- sale of sugarmaking machinery. | BUT NOT NOW een sated os sation, has been subjected to every conceivable Rubber plays a most important part! saving $2.63 per hog is the latest | the inspection of test by Dr. Sipes and his staff of skilled opera- (Ea gre one -nagierae crate to the at-| ‘The agitation for wt tors and found to be not only the best but sim- Dhie, ts giving epee) attention to| has grown out of | the sus _: agent ae for 1 rendering the gums of the the needs of sugar centrals the record-maker. "| oression of glaring headlights, which, |® ent abso! 81 ing. The new anaesthetic is hailed as the most ee ee | Mo le grower and hog | D one high is |A. F. Hawkinson Goes On | raiser “He nas in the past been hawt: |gutormobile world, inthe loner evil trusted ally of the modern dentist because it ac- tually brings to him what has heretofore been e e * ne 4 » ta ego or Low ne East of Mountain Trip ‘Sesion twin madeover. track, The | “it ie not at tegistation | 8 e : : in the owner o! | | | It * not imp | A. F. Hawkinson, manager of the! trip from the Fallbrook ranch to| may | United Motors company, is east of the the city occupied 12 or led as merely a jest—genuine Painless eae tnt ad Dentist ’ |mountaina on a business trip this| . It was this long, tiresome journey | ry. week. He is visiting the various sub- | that caused the hog to lose weight = Ds ols iecanaall ‘Thousands of Boston Dental patients will glad- ly testify to the truth of this statement. Even the removal of live nerves is without feeling—almost unbelievable you will say, but it is a fact, nevertheless. The grinding away for crowns or bridgework, drilling for fillings and other things that make one fairly dread the visit to the dentist are now as pleasant as a visit to the hair dresser or barber shop. dealers in that territory | An average shrinkage In weight of - - i nt | 85 Hounds was euffered by the hogs. | braken inspected by his denler at th [At this rate Moore was losing $3.75) opening of the season and at fre per hog. quent Intervals thereafterS | A Maxwell truck was purchased | As the movement grows, some of and over the good roads It Is making | ficial seal will be devised which will |about 20 miles an hour. Moore fig-|be placed on the car showing the \ures that this speed is saving him | date of last inspection. The one pro- {about 70 per cent of the loss which | poned i# a »mall seal disc bearing the he had been suffering. ’ aS aw ISCHER AUTO _|,—_________» t . ; | ‘The Fischer auto bed, a recent in \, Fight in Colorado 4 vention for tourists, by Casper | Fischer, manager of the Hippodrome | Amusement company, is now ready for the market. Several thousand of the devices lhave been manufactured. Demon. strations are given at 1314 Fifth ave lhe invention was given ita first try lout on a trip from Seattle to New | York last summer. To give wider publicity to this wonderful Pain- less System, the Boston Dental Company will extract teeth absolutely free of charge, charging nothing for the anaesthetic, no matter how many useless teeth are removed. You will be under no obligation to order other work. The Boston Dental Company is one of the old- est and largest institutions of its kind on the Pacific Coast, employing only skilled dentists and using the very finest materials in all work. are most reasonable, much less than you would naturally expect to pay for high-grade work. We always tell our patients in advance exactly what the cost will be, then if you are e _ satisfied you can order the work done. BOSTON DENTAL CO. 1420 Second Ave., Seattle. (Opposite the Bon Marche.) | —prevents theft by enabling the police and public to guard your car. I} co theca Een Serene ee. 9 The feat of removing the steel by ee ad car that wears 1! -atiroad and wagon bridge across the t signer none. techie | Miswouri river at St. Joseph, Mo., to ve gee BE in ghee jnew pliers, was accomplished recently one. Thowmanas of owners I °°T, ouc'n hitch at 8 o'clock in, the sadn emo 9 3 morning, and it was reopened at 6 peace of mind for he jock the same evening. The three pentiaf © itheth Gene ne, 300 feet long and weighing | 2.800 tons, all told, were moved 136 | feet in 14 minutes 6 Passenger Touring 4 Passenger Roadster All dealers sell them. a JULIUS ©. GUNTER Governor Julius C. Gunter of Colo: rado says he will not allow Jess Wil lard and Fred Fulton to hold a prize fight in Colorado at any time during the war, “The place for them to fight is in the trenches in France,” the gov ernor said, “All American fighting should be done over there, and fe the honor of the country, not in ring anywhere in any state for dol | One of the thickest-skinned ani- | mais is the walrus, found in great | herds on the ice fields of the ocean land in winter on Bering sea. Hides lar." |one inch or more thick, especially ‘Thin ends the last hope Col. J. 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