The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1918, Page 4

STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1918. PAGE 4 Premera en aren ; ‘Round Up S |ELGIN SIX WILL ¥ \! ) SPEND $263, 000, 000 ON ROADS OFF ON SEVEN-MILE HAUL WITH LOAD OF | Men 1 Screen NEW SCHEDUL carina eo ing oe ttn eeettng trees HAY WEIGHING MORE THAN 4,000 POUNDS |»: "=~: Sant ce cae ee im the United States in 1918 |, de moved that of the total #um available for | 9p aa. ee For four years the Lincoln High. | road cor yotion during the year tn Toad work. This expenditure in ation has been ating | the entire country, $84,961,511 of this | aoe cet tne Coa ites tremendous increase over t of thru ¢ amount Ww be used in ¢ eleven ne a ot a, Pexpenditure for similar purposes definite eatablished taten traversed by the Lincoln higt pe yao ver ee a years and brings out in a travel, and urging the imp way from the Atlantic to the Pacif —_— v tT Way the national apprecia- of the Lincoln highway as t in fact, 1 ally a third of thi , aier hia hla atthe Motor Car Cort fimsen as been wroused in the mat of America in the fur-| money will used in these ataten } I rowther will give a 20-minute | west dint Elgin tin} value of the country's high thera f this idea. ‘The amasing| Thin fact in significant. Obviously talk ee a ae iM supplementing the overbur- dev ents of recent past! the Lincoln highway lesson ia going lett: Celenge ae. teleapeee a Failroads in the transportation ‘have proved the Lincoln Highway as | home | © here early in the week, A spe L. R. PITTMON MAKES RECORD FOR uu DAYS Pa ‘ eived sles of 41 used cars in “ ‘= e aa the record just made by 1 ! i MoS. BRIG mon, man. o to Bargain Ww ATER SHI T ori ¥ NOTICE MOTOR ( an ca} Market ant t will be off in the aie Smadh. ome Fick Seat aat TE cor markets in the Northwe Be tee cdi . wi) PAST mt fT seartae extends from Pike to Pine, with | grive, from Canada drive to 64rd leales and display booths on both | a. Ww and in the district west | | wtreets of Gint ave. 8. W., at Alki point, The Auto Bargain Market is an| wriday, from 9 a. m. to & p. m. exchange center for used cars rom — 4 surrounding districts. It Oldest newsboy in Richmond, Va, ; used carn in stock Wednes-|is a greatgrandson of Patrick HM Henry Above In Shown M. 8. Hrigham's PE Load of Hay Bad Veighing 4,050 Pou MAXWELL TRUCK IS LIKED BY FARMERS «. The funeral services of Mrs. 1a | | T emb ¢ Sumner lodge, Or. Maxwell « der of the Kastern Star, will be held Form-a- Truck Added to Your Profits gaining pop : riday afternoon, at the home, ¢ districts of Western Want Sixth ave “twas almost | P roven! Harris, miles manager of A two-te pany, | 45 minutes the Beattie Automobile eee ne cuales per Cay ass high average i “oe tr aging ede : | The al , ‘ } The Security Auto Theft-Signal has “made. will cost you $1.20 9 day to Smith Forma wa oy a agape READY T0 GIVE good.” It has n used on thousands of cars will cost you $1.20 a day to maintai : caus cult Se Lg ate git Pexclusiveof driver's wages. Eight cents a ton mile is the bs ith average hauling cost established by thousands ” for almost two years. Through the helpful co- UP ENTIREL | operation of the ‘public it has protected these cars ¢ hay was hauled from th the University station to at \ , from theft, while thousands of other machines, of users REALLY! ROTTING ferret rae Sr ase tad Fake ‘Tanie|f| shoe opmers aopened tte "Theft Signal haa, dem: ifference i he last 600 yards was up 4 >| ie stolen. The Security Auto The ignal has dem- pe Piven ye See eter oe ee er and over © loos rt and His Troubles | onstrated that the public does guard the car that anda and your present high cost of hauling and delivery # rutted. Are Overcome } has the Theft Signal loc ked on the front wheel, and : : utted A | as the x $35 Ford, ee 4 : a clean Wt” i atthe SAYS HE NEVER A also that, because of this, bates pooh mee cars Chevrolet And your Smith Form-a-Truck equipment need cost ? Enjoy life! Don't stay bilious, join the + SAYS 7 NEVER SAW alone. They know that the police and public can Se you only from one-third to one-halt the cost of horses ig ges . headachy and the ditve D EQUAL | distinguish between the rightful owner and the Maxwell to do the same work. sick, held it there without F pid thief. F. 0. B. Chicage constipated. | according to Bri Al meatement after wiatement ts now | gasoline consumpt being made about Tanlac, the medl-| What Smith Form-a-Truck is doing for over 30,000 | plishing such surprising and gratify » but one gallon, and “ it can do for you. Wherever it is used {t is ¢ fox ‘tad breath, svar] S.7coe ek mash ees tmswuinis| ate, Seat © betas se widely a} * 7 trebling the prt do wen A -, uf to as ge on coated tongue Ts | a coun es gece presen | The Motorists pn Pees & McKenaey ebling ‘ory cover up q The t Signal Meacham & Babcock i or indigestion. ing results his city and vici | arise on pe Kd Lily ahha dollar previously paid for |\Judge Webster to Earnest Kdmunds, who resides at € Prvanah eho J. H. Moore Transfer Co. _ Ran res Dill ge licunl sgt cag A meron a Theft-Signal, Pacific Wire & Plating Co. We are ready today to show you how Smith Form- Sebastian-Stewart Fish Co. a-Truck can be used to save money for you. Breadway Dairy M.S. BRIGHAM MOTOR CAR Co. Phone East 568 511-513 East Pike Sty lac in hin case, and maid I don't believe nobody ever suf-| pn a ee tate fered worse from stomach trouble| in the Fifth district, | than 1 did before I began taking _C. Dill, democrat Tanlac, I have had rey bad at! Judge Webster said that as 00M | times during the past three or four |as he can close up his work he will years that I thought I would go tondor his resignation to Gov. Lister, | distracted. I simply couldn't digest to take effect at much time as his | Soytnine and egypt successor will take office, at the May ee tell of the wond you—and you alone—are to blame if your car age to eat would lay in my stomach to you is the value , |} Uke lead. My food would invariably YOU place on your Judge Webster came to Whahtng-| sour and the gas formed by it would automobile. No installa [J ton in 1906, was appointed to the] rise up into my cheat and almost|}/ tion cost—cannet dam- {ff supertor tench in 1909 by Gov. 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