The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1920, Page 4

SEATTLE | Veterans Show Free Exhibit i Three thousand world war tro Phies brought back by the Yanks are TOR exhidht at a free exposition at 902 nd ave, under the auspices of welt post, Veterans of Foreign the ‘ars ) Among them is a German machine sawtooth and other bar ¢ included the friend. erst. M. G. Bradley, who lost his hand and most { his arm in the ‘olen y onne, at Chatea # WAS CITED : ¥ od States mint, ie scheduled to ar it BRAVERY | “Here are two tiny dancers, Ruth ashington Counties Daugherty (above) and Martha in in | Population McDonald (below), who will take Wastt y 14.—~Th | part in the lively entertainment ing 3 and dance at the Hippodrome next Str ; a ieto, tar Zuesday night to boost the Scott ‘os per’ cent Asotin county,| fund. Deputy Sheriff “Big Bilt” ington, 6,529 (increase «ince| Barr captured the dancers in his 0, TOS or 12.1 per cent); Lewis! Aunt for high-clas# talent. The « ee aeton, 26.740 Gnereave| Scott fund is to help the widow and county, Wrashingtan’ 4.928 400 | children of Deputy Sheriff Robert since 1910, 237 or 4.6 per cent);} C. Scott, who was killed fighting ) hx county, Washington, 5,425 (de bandits. a since 1910, 166 or 124 a ps “John Dee” on Mount Reinier REAL PAINLESS ‘DENTISTS!2 PARADISE VALLEY, Mount Ral-| : ha D. " | Im order to introduce our mew (whalebone nl atm bie to, te fered | a4 Stromgest plats unewn, covess a wee Title wr thereat & Ge eee ‘cave eff the eob, guarue- appears as central figure in a/ of mow field pictures being! park photog accompanied the i party on a bike to Nis. : PAINLESS EXTRACTION AN werk guarantecd for years. feeve wnpreeston tatren tm>the morning and get tecth samme day. Nuamination and saviee fren - Crosses Cascades, ont sad Sao Semele of Gar Pinte and Bride Werk. We Stand the 4 * of our present patronage |: ended by ov: | YAKIMA, July 14—Carrying the! early patients, whose work is still xing ce, ‘mtisfaction Ash sur mail ever sent across the Cas patients x’ bave tested our work ening, i eur offices, be eure by airplane, R. I. Ehriichman, | 704 4Fe te the right plees Bring thte oa with 7 & fast Standard, arrived here Open Sundays From © to 13 fer weentne Pooeks 6:30 o'clock yesterd eve: “t the trip in 145 minutes fly: | OHIQ CUT-RATE DENTISTS time. | 207 URIVERSETT oT, Operatic Fresee-Patersen Cn, (ST NIE Ee sll se atest — ——__—_— | A friendly beverage PALESTAFF is good company in any com- pany—it’s friendly—in color, aroma and flavor. You like it from the mo- ment you meet it—and it never disappoints— always the same, fine- flavored drink—always ready to cool your pal- ate or chase away thirst. Meet it half way—be as friendly toward it as you'll find it toward you. Rainier Products Co., Seattle, U.S. A. Manufacturers of Lifestaff, other “Staff” Beverages, Blue Moon and Old Fashion Cider, peters Uncle Sam to Sell If the anle is held on @ hot day, wo/mrunning, Maruhara was arrested doubt it will be a succeen. fined and set fi it ov vent not to be a failure tn any | was confiscated, For the stuff has @ kick that has @ been acournulating for several weeks, | ‘Tuesday afte: And it waa a pretty good kick to be-|signed an order for ite sale You, gin with. | there’ ‘# @ string attached. Cider—hard -elder—825 gations of! Wie the cider “in parmimtble for 5 xtra hard cider, 7 lronalkd A. McDonald, state prohibit i |the order recites, “it must be sold of. Trophies From e tion director, under order of Federal only to some properly authenticated Battle Zones ‘ Jude Frank H. Rudkio, ragrance |PArv0n for medical, ‘mechanical or THERE WAS A DAY WHEN— to grace the premises of M. Masu- | hara, but the alooholic content of breewe from that direction brought federal prohibition sleaths B! JLLETS ANNOY; KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 14.-—Be muse he felt nervous with mystert out rifle bullets sipping about bis) premines, W. C. Mayberry, truck | rmer near Kansas City, Kan. tore own his house, hauled away the lumber, and moved family, live stock and everything but hin real estate everal miles away to the home of « Mayberry tok! the sheriff that he ae MASCOT 4 had trouble recently with some Wire EXMnrr ; roe about crowing Na land. | French Observing } Bastile Day Here Forty members of Seattle’s French Will. celebrate Bantille day, | July 14, at @ banquet to be held in! Bianc’s cafe, 509 Third ave, start gat ~ ? — Pape Daly, act NO EGGS RAY BAKER, director of the Unit. ee 2 ea 1200 and 711 nd Avenue ver, B.C, Pte tte TTY EP SOS A a a en —— THE SEATTLE STAR : 5 f WRONTSDAT, JOLY 14, 199. 825 Gallons Cider Tho cider, alas, far as Masuhara an win natn. y of the government yon Judge Rudkin weather, | wax ¢ ed in the cust are to be sold bY | une in the manufacture of vinegar,” sclentifie purposes.” Details of the sale are to be ar ranged. FREE SAMPLE —at— BON MARCHE Grocery Dept. Men felt compelled to buy tailor-made clothes. BUT THAT IS NOW REVERSED © Thanks to the enterprise of such concerns as J. CAPPS & SONS, LTD. Ld Whose Ready-for-Service Clothes we are privileged to sell. MOVES HOUSE They complete the process of manufacture from the wool to the wearer and thus save all the middleman’s profits, which saving is passed on by us to our customers. A COMPARISON WILL CONVINCE YOU KING BROS. CO. An English Custard Dessert penitio at § p m. Priday on Not a gelatine. Where Quality Reigns raliread. Me will leave for | the same night duaadeeugeuuasnua! SO CLL) Ad Le! Lue oho. anh | JULY TRADE- IN SALE! | : Good Used Cars Wanted E are in a position to take advantage of a peculiar situation existing today in the automobile business. Most dealers cannot take in used cars as part pay- ment on new machines, because they lack re-sale facilities. With us it’s different. We WANT MORE used cars. Our stock of used cars has not been so low in years. Business has been so good we have only 29 used machines left. Usually we have at least 100 good used cars on hand. In July, 1918, this house had almost 80 used cars; in July, 1919, we had about 75 used machines in stock, Now leYour. .|. wt. we ke ) Liberal Terms ities for renewing your old car Opportunity _ and placing it in first-class run- Always ning order, we are able to handle a large volume of business. Now is the time for you to dispose Our financial resources and of your old car. We know used Trade Your Car Now _ | large volume of business enable cars are Good Merchandise—we’re You may trade in your machine us to offer exceptionally liberal not afraid of GOOD used cars. on any of our new cars—including terms. You don’t need to have all That’s the kind we want—noth- Marmons and Kissels and Vulcan, the cash price of the car you ing worn out—but cars which we Sigua} gne Siewl Tronks, select. We'll take care of the bal- can RENEW— i You will get a REAL trade dur- ance in a way that will suit you. ‘ ing this great July Sale—one that And then offer to the public at will surprise you because of its Nowhere else will you find if as attractive prices. | liberality. i easy to trade as here. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON 1920 ( Club Roadsters Tourster Sport Models Four-Passenger Touring Cars hd Speedster Sport Models amon ( Five-Passenger Touring Cars Sse Seven-Passenger Touring Cars Sedans Five-Passenger Touring Cars Coupes Coupes Sedans Kissel Cars Are the Aristocrats of Motordom TRUCKS VULCAN—SIGNAL—KISSEL AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT i ‘Frank Waterhouse & Company PINE STREET AT BELLEVUE, SEATTLE LUSESRERRESUSESEEOSESSNAD ICH SSR SMA MESSENERRSEHORBSESSE. 7c ShUSUSRLUSAUEREREESAUSEESERSR oo noe t ULUDULRY i