The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1918, Page 5

prices increased templated ady prices. THE CARS ARE Due to the curtailment of pa dicted that t industry will ties believe that vanee fully If y do so immediately By the use they can inc not use cars who have the Tour. Sedan, MOST EXTENSIVE SALE OF EXCHANGED CARS EVER LAUNCHED IN SEATTLE One month ago a sharp advance in price was 1 During the few days prior to An unusual ance on new cars our customers Ww NOW READY FOR SALE—WE GIVE YOU THE PRICES WILL BE HIGHER orders of the eng e highest p 1 af’ ar production, during ou contemplate the purcha avoiding the 1T IS ECONOMY TO OWN A CAR f the motor car, pase their efficie: Scope of business activities: strated that business and professional men who do ‘© rapidly being outdidtanced by those — c FORDS HUDSONS . Touring, 7-Pass., Cabriolet, Touring, Touring, » Touring, . Touring, 5 . Touring, 7) Touring, . Touring, & | Roadster, Touring, advance we advise number of e willing to ac pt le Shrewd Bu Pure! ament imposing it is pre- in tho history of the ary ist. Authori tomobiles will ad- gov avoid the heavy any next 18 months Ne ere facar you should erates increase in price ents a ial price on have found that y and widen the It is being demon- misrepresent a 1917, wheels 81,650 $1,750 a900 =" Pass 1918, 1917, inced on both © As many of our customers as ness se of a new ear, Y« heavy freight eh adillac 8 for ENEFUT OF Tr In the purchase depre nged car business times giving fair consideration to our cust« and Hupmobile motor cars changed cars were obtained through thi their ¢ Judgment wd Box a good possible to buy before effort. Owing to con sid cars than market t exchanged car ation experionce btedly true tha ard make rep a new car of than Ad fo STUDEBAKERS Touring, PACKARDS Touring dater Touring CHALMERS Sedan, wire wheels, and spare tire Touring, 7 . Americ: Saxon, present car we will accept it as part payment. 5-Pas an, MISCELLANEOUS MA arns-Knight, 2-Pass 2-Pass., principle LOW PRICES Our Easy Payment Plan Will Interest You Our Policy in Selling Exchanged Cars You may absolutely rely upon it that we will 1 y used car offere termined to conduct our ex on honest rosale by th 81,650 $1,350 brand new, umpers, cord tires 6-Cyl., Limousine $1,350 . Winton, 5-Pass, 6Cyl... $1,680 Winton, 7-Pass., 6-Cyl, wire Stearns - Knight, 7-Pass., 8 | Prices marked in plain figures—No misrepresentations of any kind—If you desire to exchange your SUNSET MOTOR CO. State Distributors Cadillac and Hupmobile Motor Cars. BROADWAY AND UNION STREET, SEATTLE the 1 in owning war tax and r skill; sponse and e ry |) ty? “Apollophone” It Plays and Sings In its first analysis the “Apollo” derfully fine example of the piano maker's it is a thoroughly good piano, pure-_ |j toned and durable. And then it is a great player piano; player attachment fairly represents the ideal, in the actual attainment of sympathetic re- easy playing. Added to these good quali- ties has phonograph, within the case of the piano as to make its presence al- most unknown—plays any make of record. Ay MONTELIUS | Music House | The is a won- the sweet-toned concealed been a so Sold on Terms ] Third and University Opposite Pantages If you value your watch, let Haynes repair it. Next Liberty | theatre. Advertisement. POSLAM LIKES BAD CASES OF FIERY ECZEMA Wh the grate penet me ple ¥ en Pe slam takes putting a ste On raw p veasurably skin sin ful. As Poslam continues to rate, there develops just of } trouble } seems remarkable ind of Poslam is worth a p lees efficient Sold everywh to writ 243 W ing proce 47th at ated with Po: d. One ounce und of oint- or free sam. use of slam | | pamphl THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18, — Alexander Returns _ to the Metropolitan Alexander, The realm of mystery at the Metropolitan for ander, “The Man Who Knows GOLD BROUGHT ON AREUNMATIN Alex: will Pain is the symptom of rheuma tism that every victim recognizes but the phy ppreciates that thin blood arked characteristi of the disease, Trying to cure rheu matiam wh. od remains thin " weak ix un almost impossible because there is nothing to build on Mr. Harry L. Seaver, of 69 Union stre n, Mass, a carpenter, was 1 rheumatic attacks, and will ‘Interest others in that way. Mr, Seaver “I had rheumatism off and on for twenty years. My work at one time kept “ne out In all kinds of weather and dampness and exposure caused my affliction 1 ng pains in the the right knee severe at mad times that they t impossible for me to rest at night. I suffered with headache, had dizzy spells and was nervous. My stomach was t of order. I learned of a person who had used Dr, Williamns’ Pink Pills as a treatment for rheumatism, and this ed me to try them. They helped and relieved of pain, They have never f in my case, and I have recommended them to many others.” In no disease does the blood show more altering and thinning t rheumatism, No permanent possible until the blood is re decic r and the rheumatic poisons are cast out You can get Dr, Williams’ Pink Pills at the nearest drug store, wher ever you may live, or they will be sent by mail, postpaid, upon receipt of price, fifty cents per box, six boxes for two dollars and a half, by the Dr, Wil s Med ; ectady, N A Sure Way to End Dandruff There is one sure way that never failed to remove dandruff once, and that is to dissolve it you destroy it entirely. To just get about four ounce has at then lo this, of plain, common liquid arvon from any drug store (this is all you will n 1), ap ply it at night when retiring use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently w the fingertips By morn most, if not all, of your dandruff will b ne, and three four more applications will com pletely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no much dandruff you may ou will find all itching ging of the scalp will and your hair will be y, silky and soft 1 hundred times better tisement and dig »p instantly, uffy, lustrous and look an Adver en ete will prevail | Man Who Knows.” open his second en t that theat engagement — b ith special matinees for only on Tuesday and Fri general matinee Saturda Alexander was born in upper Bur 7 that he had the first ation, he says, of the phyehie force which has since dom inated his entire life, At this time Alexander had older brother who was in the English army, and one lay he was seized with the co; that his brother had been } News was slow to travel in those i the only medium of communi cation belng the native runners. Sev eral days later they arrived with the confirmation of his somber propheey Included in the several tests Alexander is presenting is the slate test. In the performance of this feat and the sleight-of-hand demonstra tion, a Il as during the Simla se nee, Alexander lets understood that he claims no connection with spirits nor does he profess the su pernatural in any manner. In. the Simla seance he answers any ques- tion that may be put to him, whether it be tten in English, Greek, Chi nese, Russian, French or any other language. Questions may be. sealed or put between slabs of cement, of nany form, Just how he does the is the secret of Alexander him and it apparently is the one thing that “The Man Who Knows” intends to keep locked up securely within his own heart. CHAMPIONS GO TO STATE FAIR :: King county schools will be repre sented at the state fair by four boys 1 four girls who left for Yakima t automobile Wednesday morning, as champions in the contest of the National and Girls’ Industrial | Clubs of King county in food produc tion and domestic and conservation economy The clubs, 72 in number, with a membership of 1,800 school children | n 10 to 18 ganized fall and winter by y erintendent of Schools A urrows, at the request of the 1 States department of agricul: | girl champions are: C: anning | Mildred Thompson and ( Neukirchen, Issaquah; cooking, M. Oravetz, Pacif ty; sewing, Dor othy Griswold, Kirkland, Thi awards were made at a contest at Auburn last Saturd: boy champio: team, are: Garden Ben Wells, Kent; poultry rats Charles Hamley, Bellevue; pig ing, Harry Sinn, Novelty; rabbit raising, Donald Washburn, Bryn Mawr championships were awarded by a committee of judges who visited the homes of the testants thru the county REGISTER FOR NIGHT SCHOOL Registration for night school classes, open to all, will be he’ id in the city’s high schools Wednesday | and Friday nights from 7:15 to 9:15, and also Thursday evening at Broad way high school. will open Monday evening Seattle evening schools are! of the regular ‘school system | are open to old and young who not attending day schools. ned instructors and valuable equipment is at the disposal of classes. Americanization lecturesk, English | for foreign-born, machine shop, gas} engine nd auto instruction, and all} other classes in grade, high school, industrial and special work are of fered, including home economies. Textbooks us in class work are loaned to students mentary classes and classes for foreign-born will be held in the fol lowing z frade schools: Central, und Madison; Colman, 23rd Atlantic, and Washington, 18th S. and Main, Chinese and Japanese classes at Main st. school, Sixth and Main JOHN “FRANCIS WHITE JAILS HIS NAMESAKE |! LOS AN Sept. 18—John Frar White Los Ange v in Jail here today in default of $2,500 bail and John Francis White, San Diego physician, was at a Los An geles hotel. They took up their re. spective abodes following the hear ing of the case of John Francis Whi John Francis White here yesterday in which the San Diego White alleges the Los Angeles Wh The says it’s all a formed a d to his property Los Angeles White mistake a statement of the far more According to Austrian minister of war than 600,000 Austrian prisoners war haye already returned from Russia, 1918. | asphaltum of sleeplensnens and | does not desire to put on flesh, Autumn Aillinery Kimphasizing «¢ attr bute; qualit t roAgua tat plush in Hastern models and creations fresh from workroom 1 $7.50 and —New Second Floor. Fur Trimmings | FUR *: attain the acme of approval for trimming the new Fall and { { Winter sult and coat. There t is a wrong time and a right ) time te furs for this pur pose, ax the fur must be of the ame character the § ipparel. NOW 4s the right } time for t fur ou will { had NOW 12-inch nutria and may » +, 8 of mouffion brown inl, and widthe, Hudson eal, nat tral opossum, nd white a gray Coney, French seal and mole. Priced ‘ from 90€ to $20.00 y ard in Floor, Rear. Envelope Chemises, Gowns, Camisoles and Corset Covers Upper Main Floor fe daintiness that is a part of excelling value, style and quality, is expressed in these undergarments with ef- THE dee Ws tects and embroidery. ‘ serviceable fabric, 86) | Envelope Chemises of flesh wash n anc 2 ¥ s crepe de Chine, in sizes 36 to 44; for inches wide, with a)” merly $2.50 and $2.95, Special sar woolen finish, A yard} | and white crepe de seeeeeseeeeees Bibs h satin; sizes 36 to : ; waeg1.00 Shepherd Checks} | Corset Covers of white muslin, sizes 36 to are displayed on an extra § - 44, Choice .. 50¢ and 65¢ fine cotton weave in blue Be Gowns—slipover style, of white muslin and and white and black and) fi white and pink crepe, in round and V white checks. 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SEATTLE, WASH. tered over a wide radius The oi! truck nged to the state highway commission THIN PEOPLE NEED BITRO- PHOSPHATE How It Increases Weight,| Strength and Nerve Force in Two Weeks’ Time in Many Instances. “Take plain bitro-phosphate” is the agement as their husbands are at military strategy,” an American taln’s wife said recently at a Western cantonment. correct attire for every occasion,” she said. leads to promotion in the army. Uniforms and accoutrements are however, and by the time the officer-husband is properly little left from the officer's salary for the wife's wardrobe. 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