The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1923, Page 22

RAINIER FARES |The Seatile Star’. THE SEATTLE STAR ~ MAY BE LOWER: endment to Fare Bill Is to Be Introduced : That the clause in t Bransfers to the be was indicated Friday announced that Council the elimination ordinance it requirin ef a 10-cent cash fare Rainier V wit Assured, be when it c was Counciiman B rald will introduce to the carfare ordinance as it June an becomes eff otive, members were favorable of that section the ordinance Friday when tt tention was called to it by The clause carfare fight of Rainier Por the first time Moy ) “Rainier Valley n be compelled than other citizens of Seat: | Hug active in Valley fh who has been cannot be amended the bill passed by the council Monday becomes an ordinance, the 10-day period fm the hands of Mayor Will be upon the expiration The bill is Brown, has announced he will neither Ror veto the bill the Rainier Valley Brown quisition by the out in favor of the Nav Friday when he denounced the mt transfer clause in the new 2 measure. citizens to pay a §.” the mayor sald. “If patrons on “The solution of B the acquisition of the get transfers, peop!e Rainer valley should be given | same\rights. Plan is adopted on city cipal lines ride for § 1-3 cents} who live If a dollar a week | infer Valley people should have} Same plan on their Jinea,” problem Rainier We should the lines by the city. & complete monopoly of street Co, but first of all we must be) transportation in Seattle. I to be fnir to the Rainier Val fo the car riders of Seattle.” LL HAIRPINS OR PILEDRIVER «: et Car Department Has Varied Assortment anything from hairpins to can be purchased when street railway department holds sale of lost articles at 1 “tag Place market, Saturday, at Eeickiced of articles that have Picked up by street car con- le several score umbrellas, many | % will be sold. The lot in- and suit cases, dozens of din- “Genesd seores of ladies’ and gloves, dog. biscuits, hair baseball bats, shoes, a rail- d lantern, & crutch, an inflated Sweaters, hats, obile tire and cover, “Agar,” food, alarm clocks, an auto- spring, a crosscu* saw, belts, rubbers, some bulbs, dolls, some false teeth, eye and other articles too to detail, fot more than 50 per cent of the found on street cars are for by the owmers. If the can give the car or the date Was lost, it is returned. found on cars is kept 30 ys, then given to the employe who s it. Other valuables are treated way. Recently a conductor S$ given $150 and another 360. Watches were given con- last month. Proceeds from the sale of the js used to pay for the up- p of the lost and found depart- 1 A Brick Thru Window of Store lars late Thursday night @ brick thru a window of C, Webber Jewelry store at ave, and esccped with bar pin st with 10 Valued at several hun- of dollars, and miscellaneous of jeweiry. FOR SALE attractive appearance, ite ename! and nickel. $75, if fees MelLeod’ arber Sh. i941 Third Aver” of spectacles and eye. Grinding in our own Jens-grinding plant—the Ff Torie and Kryptok BLE BIFOCAL LENSES. Always Reliable Optical Co. : ei AVENUE Kot, 1906 eliminated, | amend. | should | higher | lines, | Dlished Daily at 120T Seventh Ava Beattie, Washington Subscription Rates BY MAIL IN ADVANCE IN THE STATE One month . Three gatas... t BUSINESS SERVICES Attorneys-at-Law | Kaviee Tree. Allen All canes. weary Bid. whl, 3986. P. Rall-Win. Ball, $216 Burke Bid. | | lz | _905 24. All cases. Fees moderate, | j Yaeeph “Yawyer. Carpet Weaving and Cleaning — PLES repairing fn on renovate Writs for price Mat. City delivery, | BEST EVER FLUFF RUG CO. 2617 Western Ave. Main 3555. | | ! | | | Christian Selence Practitioners | MARY ©. SKLLEN, CHRISTIAN] Science healing and teachin: 603 Peoples Bank Bide. Main 5558. Of- | fice closed Saturday noon | | Collateral Loans aa MONEY” LOANED ON ALD _ARTT. | cles of value. THE RELIABLE, | 1107 ‘Third ave. | Dog and Cat Hospital DOG AND CAT [If tt pertains to the dog, Jaquiss. Surgery most. 1082. 718 Stewart st. ra) tie cacao ~~ Roual NTED W. MONTELIUS PRICE CO. Seattle Monuments “GRAVE” SARKREI CO, 1638 arth ave, Main 6924, $3 35. eT SOUND MARHLN & GRAN- Co. Ist and Virginia. Ustab- shed ‘1874. a Optician and Optometrist STW. Edmund | | SPRCIALIST see Dr. Main | | REDMWAN Fr Fraser-Paterson Co. Bulte Wo Pant ‘ailment Patent Attorneys: frederick P. Gorin, U.S. and Forelgn Patents, secured, developed, sold. | Hem gauge, sadiron holder, dental | appliance, dough mixer, offer, 805-6-7 Central Bids. Bee attle. Phone Main 0390. 600 F st. W., Washington. D. C. y Fice. 403-6 1 HARRY BOW 7 30 da. $20 when al- ages BIE wad nly, | Sfason. Fenwick, Hshed 3561 Lavien and” booklet free, 432 Burke Bidg. CLEANERS’ WAR REPORTED HERE Dyer Says ‘He Refused to Join Combine A price-fixing war between small tailors and an alleged dyers and cleaners’ combine which ts now said to be im operation tn Seattle, will be brought to an end in another world, | according to L. Kline, tailor, at 905 Madison st., Friday. “These combine fellows are at | tempting to set the price which we small ‘fellers’ shall charge for our cleaning work,” said Kline Friday. “We do not wish to make a price as high as the trust wants. Now they will not take our work because we won't join the combine and there you are. “Last week they told me to join ‘em, but I said I'd see 'em in h—l first, and now I'm stuck. Can you beat that?” Kline is not alone in his prodica- ment, he asserts. Many of his brothers in the tailoring business whose nationality sometimes runs to the price-cutting, are in the same boat. They refuse to turn out women’s sults for 75 cents and men's for 50 cents, and as a conse- quence they are out of luck, Kline says. The independent cleaners charge less, Kline asserts, “What can we do?” asked Kline “I went to see the prosecuting at- torney yesterdsy and he said he'd write ‘em a letter, but I don’t know what good that'll do. See these pants and coats? They should be cleaned and pressed but they ain't goin’ to be because I won't charge what these trust fellows want me to.”* Kline had not mapped out any plan of action Friday for fighting the combine and stated that he was at a loss to know what to do. In the meantime those pants and coats are remaining unpressed and un- cleaned and Kline is waiting to see the leaders of the combine In anoth er Libba als Unable to Locate , Racers With Death The police admitted Friday that |they had been unable to locate the two principals who are racing death | in an auto from Bend, Ore., to Ham- | mond, B. C. | A two-day search of the city and | highways had ee to find the two} | men, sons of F, Graham, who was} [reported dying in the Canadian city | Wednesday afternoon. The sons were | racing to his bedside, and the police } were asked to Intercept them and In- form them that an airplane was awaiting them in Seattle to finish the last lap of the race by air. Tin Can Is Cause of Death of Horse CASTLE ROCK, Wash. May 18, —Charles Becker, Sane her, of Vadei near here, jy searching today for the person whoze act of wanton cruelty caused the death of a yalu- able draft horse Thursday evening. The horse, which belonged Becker, got out of its and wandered onto the public rond Some unknown vandal thed a can to the horse's tail, When the animal! \reached the Secker ranch ‘Thursday evening it dropped dead from ex ibeainad following ite wild run, Total amount of gasoline sumed in tlm United States just | year wos 5182,000,000 gallons, 80! per cent of which wee consumed by La anal con: | | HEMSTITCH YERAL NOTICE: | air Admiral * beloved f of this ¢ On Evans. Edith he held at Watson Co. neral sery the parlors of Monday afterr Friends are invit Bonney nat . } attend. ¢ THOMPSON 193 in May V7 THEODOR: age 53 years, belo Mra. Petra 1. ‘Thompson of Mra. A. C. Hendr of LO. OF of Cle MW. A, ON ved husband of brother | keon. momber ar Lake, Wash Maniatee Anacortes, he A a at} cam clock ALAS C. San remains a 8] Bi HIKAN. N | 1923, Capt nen, years, The will arrive In Seattle N Quee : An eafter funeral dt CARD OF THANKS | Wish! TO THANK ALC THE} who were #0 kind | 1 Wi | } did | Mary | for the wonderful work they tm regards the body, Signed J. York and family ie coe WANTED —Ev booklets. dead and have ai advice You will the moat wor results from what I My ica Medica alone are worth more for Indiges tion than all ¢ r medicines that I know of In the whole world com dined. I know from personal ex- DPertence. Stomach all right, kid noye all right, So an old retired me. He was right. I remove the cause and you get well, Tubercu to ey. diabetes and heart And it will not coat fifth of $50 a whot. It the augar in the } tion and booklet post $1.35 each, 1 month $4.6 » if you wish. If you have no/| faith, don't order, You will get| nowhere. N. H. Winans, 401 Amer- jean Hank Bldg., Seattle, Wash OCCULT BCTENCE Hear the free lectures given at Sani- ractic halt, Pine an Broadway, | y DA. C. Quast, th Finley Quast and Clifford Daree, voca tional experts, teachers and lec- turera on the cult oon. Lee tures commence Fri May 16 5 p.m | CONSTIPATION CURED OF MONEY | hack. Harmlens; beneficial - ture’s own way.” Send $1 Health Dept, Room J, 1619 We phynictan told | ANTED—T0" ADOPT X girl, two weeks to two old.’ Sure of a good home. East 7616. Ask for Mra 6 LOST AND FOUND COST—CCEWELEYN SALE PUP. months old, white with blua spots! on back, also some small blue and | brown on face and front feet; an-/ awers to nae of Patsey reward, $17 Pine st. Main 2 CO8T MONDAY NIGHT, COR Third and Madison, brown He bax trae surgial instruments. Phone Cap, 201 A TTCKETR TO CAIRDY LES Ye recital, J 1. Reward. con 2401. 7 FEMALE alt WANTED CONSTIP back Phone | Harmie w h Dept, Room Ee ‘Dil 1619 West. | Reduced ond an EMSTYTCHIN en. 414 Eitel Bid: ver Hartel) NG, embroidery, WANTED—WO YOR Li housework. 9 Mr. R. Ht ighth ave. WANTED—PInST-CE enced cook in private Phone Capitol 0072. PIANO TUNING — JOHN” STROM a A M PIANO PLAYING taught $06 Pine wt ANT HAIR-COMBINGS, family. aE PEOPLES HANK No. 61115 4739 W. 9 MALE HELP WANTED Coeur d’Alene Mines — Wallace, Idaho Wanted—Miners, $5.5: timbermen, $6; §-hour mines working every day, ing Sunday and the year Modern boarding and rooming houses, with bath, steam heat, electric lights and reading rooms, everything furnished. No fees for employment; no labor trouble. Write for further information or apply to Geo. T. Edmiston, Man- Mines employment Office, ds Inctud- ‘round. aD OF MC n Send $1 bill Health Dept., Room 4, 1619 West- Jake. AT ANNEX, 2007 With, near Weatiak ave., clean, f ished, steam heated bedrooms (men); free bath and Trans. 200; weekly $ pone. ff Sam Weisfield can't repair your watch. throw it away. 302 Union. Big Green Clock. Opp. postoffice. 10 SITUATION—MALE x y €xperienced painter, Reasonabl Main 605: Sunset 1566 » KAI TSOMINING. AGENTS RAID CHINESE DEN Battering their way thru barred doors in 4a Chinese 221 Washington st. night, ing with the police arrested Ching house at Thursday federal narcotic agents work- tong late }Chin. on an opiumwmoking charge! jand stampeded a houseful of China men, Ching Ying attempted thru to exeapo his pipe into the tub as he ran from the piice, He was captured, and when his room was searched it was found to contafn $00 grains of yen- shee and 60 grains of smoking opium. The agehts raced thru the build. ing, storming the entrances and, after getting past the lookout, they rushed the place, Pandemonium broke loowe and the resort was soon cleared, the bathroom and threw Ridsian Play to Be Orpheum Attraction | ne Lower Deptha,” « play de. | pieting the 10th strata of Tusyian | fife ax it existed in the duya t the revolution, eliminated classes, | will he presented by a cast of Tum! wane at the Orpheum theater, Phird | ave, und Madinon at, faturday | night, The play will he presented in| Russian for the benefit of orphan | famine EA of Ruvsia, | HOY THOMPHON, | |20 FORR Nberal |, Bea- |! ae EXPER. |“ MEN WANTBD MEN AN CON 12 SALE COUPON “BALI ‘ A AY INSTRUME SEW VARGA FOR lied on pureh: bf fart eae 9 Blake buys, sella 1618 ik 17 MAL HELP WANTED ANT) GIRLS ATE factory w Pacitt tamping Co, Call & North Pacific Bhip Yards Wk ARE MANUPACTUIONG JEW elers welry made, repaired at factory Royal Jewelry Mfg 227 People’s Bank Hid DERRY AND PEA PICKERS” BEB Mr. ¢ at 1220 First ave 19 FURNISHED HOt FOR RENT MODERN HOT paraly irnished. t Beattle Mw POR Melrone NO? Karag tn { Adame at Ma POUR” TAKG unfurnlahe basement month at 28th N CHEAPER THAN RENT Nearly new cottage; lot 0x1 paved street; $900; $15 down, 8. Parker. West r—7-hOoM” MODE cated at 2106 W. GO per month. Cail owner TOOME “porches 00. per wet off near $15 5652 MADKK TRANS xen satisfaction 647 ric w MOVE d. t) OM rear M HOUSE, DWECTING near sis Ph alow. | all right all over. |“ STRICTLY “MO Inest in city f£FOR RENT— RNISHED ROOMS KOO M” UNPURNISHED Harrison, od yard. 208. FURNISHED APTS. ND FLATS TOON COPMAGE ARD nies ground, in 8 rent money make and interest monthly “Are you m renter?” 6 Third ave 3OM APAT furnished or unfurnished well Hahted: heat; phe onable Manhattan Kp Hott 2453 TAND ¢ ROOMS, MODENN, WELL ted; héat: phone HACKER nt and sleeping i; Maeght ture ave TLY MODERN, . oT NO S-YEMe peat and best in city. Capitol ‘ROOM Ary. 2TH FRUNKS MOVED, fe. BART O16 25 FURNISHED HOUS KEEPING ROOMS “HOUSER EEPING mand one ad. join ings rent both or sep 1623%% Bighth ave. between Pine and Olive | BEAUTIFUL FRONT ROOM Kitchenette, 3116 18th Oy iis 7 Witit No Baat} PING AND HOUBRKEERPING 1213 Eighth ave 30 FARMS TO RENT » EQUIPPED POULTRY h to rent, 800 White Leghorn hens cheap; earden and frutt; good nol 48th ave. & Cap. 3345 evening: | 33_STORES TO RE i‘ BAKERY SHOP ANI rent, re First ave. 37 AND # jonable. TORE Ipauire MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS _ Kimball Pianos One has merely to know that their lang is a prod of the GREAT IMBALL FACTORY to realize that it is of a quality far above the ordinary piano. KIMBALL PIAN are exquiaite In design. ‘The action ts #0 delicately regu- lated, making the touch a delight- ful pleasure for the planist The sparkling sweet « of KIMBALL tone makes ft vastly av others. The reputation years makes it the popu jean plano. The standard sty KIMBALL now $390. Terma $10 per month. Hopper-Kelly Company 1421 Third Ave. FOR 1904) 7 ‘BARGAINS IN USED REBUILT RANGES Ideal for summer camps, cottages, Sterling Favorite Leonard Eeonomy Rex Laurel ...... Malleabie Majestic . F. S. Lang Mfg. Co. Relail Store First ave. and Spring . Seattle. Phone Main 777 it FLOWERS AND BULBS|_ COLT-McLAUGHLIN | 1103 First Ave. BLLIOTT 6156 SPECIAL! Clean-up on GLADIOLI and DAHLIA | BULBS HALF PRICE Bedding Plants for Window Boxes and HANGING BASKETS at the Right Prices HARWIG BAIT for i | {P | | | Knough 4 Applications $1.60 WANTED | ra | basement, | and garden 4585-J | | fe ee at | PET STOCK ULYDI board # for sale ful’ collie breed, ten pups. Stud including my ns. Reserve show dogs prie any wine 6440 Beacon « Rainier 0827 44 POUL TRY Last Hatch of Leghorns THE 2 Our COME ON REDS aie n Hatchery 2064. 81 STEWART ST. SPRING FRYERS Fat and juicy; only S40 1b. 15th and LED HOG KDAY- “OLD CHICKS hundred. “Hest laying| Ie “ELLANEOUS FOR | SALE “OW WILLIAMS COMPANY 1943 Piret Ave. &. SABI AND DOORS MONTIEL | Mour Ding Cupboard Doors ; Sash 20x25, four- tight nch Door ear. Oo. 7. |GOATs n td WILLIAMS COMPANY. MILK, PRODCURD NY SUN dale Gomt Dair stributed rea on i pferson Dairy, town supply Feek's Dairy Third; Drake's Lunch, 504 Th Phone Glendale 1726-J-12 for pa tlevlars OUTING T e stripe ae 6.00. Buy LUNDQUIST-LILLY Green Bide, 4th & Pike HUMLDERK SAVE “MONKEY doors, 2-panel, 2-6x6-8, $2.90 6-8. $3.10; 3-0x6-8 BISSELL CO. Glendale 0655. SUMMIT 44.50 dry alder down 1 UBER, 35-00 caltan trousers. Upstairs and ON Q-8x RAMER- WOOD-CEDAR 4, $2 single load; 19 4. Fur niture moving “au inde banling. ent 6296. Nigh Sunset 6772. _ 12-Inch Mill Wood Pee F bord, DELIVERED—$7 nice blocks. mineen 3260 any time z a clear heavy butt No. Tex! $2. Per M, Delivered. ‘West days or Weat 4585 evenings Forest, Mill or Slab, cord; $4 load. Planer ends, $3 $9 cord. Fitote “2187. LADIES SUITS AND DRESSER, uD; Indies’ coata, $2.60 up. Owl Clothing, 1817 oss4 $7 load; x. Pp $1.60, Bunaet 337: Ist DE never in Also SP mill and alee iain. nash 36. 50, we ord lotn; $7 Best dry forest wood, $9.50 cord. Millbrad & Son, Kenwood 4605. lock Mill Woo! Can be used impediatly, st: 50 load; double load, $ Lal ANOTHER SHIPMEN' oF "READY: i trouser union made. D i 5 $6.60. all any time. Melrose 2424. MUSIC LOVERS Keep us tn mind. Houpe of Dw Barry, RAZOR BLADES, BCISSORS AND Knives sharpened MIGHT at tis ard ave WATCH X ND IF = ing. Guaragtees “mains| rir 1. Stafford & Bchwars, 4002 Arcade. ROS COCUMDIA” Ht Teeore: good ax new. Phono Rainier 0031. or Rainier 1536, i LOAD RTAUCE garage DEMARS. hi R21 Roy 8 ‘anat PTARON Ree TAY bargalnw In our ex- change department. | Meyer-Toner, 1321 4fh ave. Cobb Bidg INSIDE MILL Woo ble joad; mixed mill Glendale’ 0984 i wood, planer ends dar fence posta, Coal ren able. Sunset 6637, ~ Special $5 Delivered at wil cord oF by fal direct from mill, Garfield 69 FULL othe 1 wood, $6 Dille SWING MACHINE heads, $10 1 Main 1926. LENGTH aellvered. Seattle GOOD DROP: airing, renting. ia Hirst a” z iLL” CORD TOV ENGTH mill wood. $6 delivered, Seattle rue Elliott 6 W COLUMBIA Ris (AT, PICK, NUXT TO MOOK THB. {Open evenings, — WaNtEi IXCHANG high clase range with coil com- plete, for Vietrola, Sunset 6034, U.BONX x _Wbe.,, $2. Murr: NGENTIRG now at 1414 4th Wi BUY AND and furs, Keys made, SELD~ CL iG ’ The OWL 1917% Wirat. KAVANAGH HATS, $500. TO08 Tat, d1 MOTORCYCLES TORCVCL BE: LATE well cheap; have no it, What Beacon will it n give me for it? GARAGES PORTAULE AGES, ~GAPTTOL 56 AUTOS FOR SALE PHONOGTATTO WANITD => WILL, neeepl phonograph or furniture as tent Payment on late model Mord p: ny koring on bale ance. Pik OPPORTUNITY. eae ummit ave, | OUR_ LAST | THOBE 359 Duwamish ave. | | } | | | FAN i m ~WOURING AUTOS FOR LE '! Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Company Retiring From the | Automobile Business | BRY CAR MU C iT BE SOLD RE- GARDLESS OF COBT OPEN EVERY. BYENING AL AND SUNDAY DURING THE BALE | Mitchell, vis & Stav Gempany Pike at. at 1ith, Kast 1069 USED FORDS ; OUR LOW PRICES WILL CONTINUE 1918 touring . 1920 touring 1921 roadater 1919 touring, cloned top Commercial Cars Light delivery #100 Light delivery, express body 100 1-t truck with express body ceptions! value Lamping-McDonald Motor Co. 1fth and Pike Kast 7776. Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Company Retiring From the Automobile Business CITY H rs EVER KNOWN: Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Company Vike st. at Lith STUDEBAKER ; wire wheels; good cord top and curtains { mndition. Ty odel, and cai ta very low price, h or terms. NUTE MOTOR CO. 600 E. Pike Bast 0674, Hudson and Essex Distributors Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Company Retiring From the Automobile Business $59, 900.00 WORTH OF NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS MUST Bost SOLD, REGARDLESS OF Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Company 1024 EB. Pike st. at 11th East 1069. ~~ Ford Touring Late model, with starter; just out of the shop; complete motor, ove: haul; new one-man top; ne’ paint. A_real bargain at $265, Dodge Roadster perfect mechanical — condition; paint, top and upholatering like new. Just think of @ 1919 road- tn excellent condition for “Chevrolet Touring In exceptionally good running order for only $160. TERMS TRADES Lew Witherbee 1915 Fifth A 6008 1921 Dodge Touring — Mechanically like now; top, curtains, upholstery like new, Has step Plates, motormeter, bar cap, cord tires, Is a real bargain at the price. 3 In See it at the Auto Owners’ Exchange 1923 Fifth, One Bik from Times ear Virginia, Open Evenings and | 56 AUTOS FOR SALE SALE PRICES CUT TO SMITHEREENS |Every “body else” is doing it—s0 | hy not ust We have the largest ein the “olty,” as well as the went” and best assortment of used care. So If You Want Bargains Why “come and get ‘em.” of m car do you wa do you want to do you want to have you "got" NO MATTER 7 | | | | What kind | How much | fort? How | pay for \1? What to trade? what you want, and not” afraid of competi- 2 sf Z 85 —— CARS —— 85 choose from. All models, . touring cara and nedens natter what you want. or how you want to pay for it wee un first maker WE HAVE SOME SPECIAL ing, in eb teed to run (and “run” © wood rubber and © your choice for $85——$85 BUICK TOURING BUICK BUG SAXON TOURING REO TOURING CADILLAC TOL MAXWELL TOURING OVERLAND TOURING ELAIN TOURING FORD TOURING Any one of the above ” ‘cars will be All in “running” Moat of them have start- | If you want « “fishing” car, here it $%. Other Cars ranging from fi 760.00, And Chevrolets | We always have « “large” Fords” and “Chevrolet All “guaranteed” as | and priced right, Come in and Compare and prices” with the other Get your heen ‘# worth and get what “you pay for. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS Motor Car Exchange 614-616-618 EL Pike St. Corner Boylston Ave. Phone East 0911. rariety of IF YOU LIKE TO Drive a Bargain Drive one of my late model, reconditioned USED CARS 920 Cleveland Six .. 20 Chandler touring $20 Chandler chummy 919 Auburn epee Bog 18 Chevrolet touring. 7 Chevrolet bon nad Maxwell touring . Maxwell touring . 9 Maxwell touring § Maxwell touring 919 Briscoe touring ... And Many Others EASY TERMS LIBERAL TRADES WEBB KLINE 600 Westlake N., Corner Mercer St. pitol 398s. Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Company Retiring From the Automobile Business EVERY CA —THIS is Four OPPORTUNITES, OPEN EVERY EVENING AND SUNDAY. NEW DEMONSTRATING CARS A BIG DISCOUNT, ae Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Company 1024 K. Pike st. at 11th Bast 1069, Times Square Auto Co. The Home of Better Used Cars Ford touring ......5 832 40 Ford delivery .. Qreriend touring: Buick bug .. . Saxon Six touring: Pond Ford touring ...« Chevrolet delivery Chevrolet touritr Olde tour Big Six Studebaker This roomy 7-pasa. touring car has been put into fine mechanical condition, and has been painted, fitted up with a new top and new cord tires, and ite we are able to lot you have it for only $586, Eldridge Buick Company 808 1. Pike St. ~ 1919 Ford Tourin; This car t# in wonderful condition. Ly new tires; top curtains like A chance to. at a small cont, Auto 1923 et a good car Easy terms. ane Exchange ritth, Near Virginia. onings, $40 BALANCH oA Ty mogey $676; easy terms, Beacon U VERY TENT OF condition... Iran IHformadion phone Nant 0670. Anke for Mr. Kelly. NUIW OVIERTAND BEDAN, | Star yen Ads bout one month, $660. Sunant. s00, : All these cara are in’ Fora running condition, and sold below cost. Times Square Auto Co. Piliot08gs, B11 Olive. THE CHANCES ARE THAT yay would have an automo ile new if you would come ue Jgok over our rock of Us then apprecia ‘or you vould their valu We take & Panicy as pride in our Rebuilt Bute We are sure no bett alues can be found anywhere, Eldridge Buick Company 808 1. av pas DAY WY BAY IN RY WAYATHE | fy Avat of used cats No weld by Honry piste eae terma, lowest, ike. Bast 2651, ORE TOURING 1819 rter block; cord tives: rill sell at low pric 9; ton, and| P cars, all guaran | lilo fold for elghty- ($85.00) five dol- | on hand. | represented | MAY 1923 FRIDAY 18, AUTOS FOR SALE 15 6 orth? , but * x amples of automotive. en ineering—-the PACKAILD. lverybody admires the Packard for its grace and distinctive lines—\ts com fort and marvelous flexi bility of power. But the average man never thinks that such a@ fine car is within his reach. Yet here is one that be bought at 4 fraction of its cost— ithin your reach fe | iene ap- ‘i ae the power and per- formance that marke it as ackard creation—all at « price well within r reach, ‘The previous owner had never intended to fell It—in fact he re- cently overhauled it by Packard experte—but due to certain changes he wan compelled to buy a cloned car. Someone rake advautage of his sacrifice. The top is brand new, lined on the inside nite ck and grey by new. Lat w conveni- can be | 192¢ CHANDLER SPORT 1920 CHANDLER COUPE 1920 BUICK COUPE 1918 BU Ick ze RING UDEDAKERS Big ain, en Six Touring SANDB MOTORS ¢ POMPARY 1016 Kast Pike New Low Pris 18 Months to Pay Ford, G-passenger, runs fine. . $150.00 pass. good condi- AER . 150.00 Oak land wix, 6- Passenger, aD 175.00 | Maxw ell, hauled Oakland six, 34 1 touring: Ford coupe, jate moder, # Late model Buick roadmt ore in excellent com : thoroumbly ‘over- 00 1 $1800 290.00 Oakland roadster, inte mod 1, rT . 615,00 . 685.00 685.00 . 695.00 766.00 Coupe, Oak Coupe, Chevr 785.00 615.00 895.00 935.00 Co. 08 | Ford coupe, 1923, extr | 1922 Oak. roadster, 6 Sokiend, sport Oak. sedan, very late model. Northwest Oakland Co 1000 Pike St. at Terry Ave, FRED 8. HAINES COMPANY CIALS” American bug .. Hupmobile tourin, Rtudebaker Pane! Dei Studebaker Panel Del 7 Overland Roadster.... Briscoe Touring Ford Touring.. Ford Roadster. Ford Touring Ford Touring Dodge Tourings (3 cara) 4-90 Chevrolet Panel Dei. 4-30 Chevrolet Panel Del. COMPARE ABOVE PRICES WITH OTHERS Open Sundays for Inspection FRED §& HAINES, COMPANY ‘Chevrolet’ 12th and Eest Madison. East 1443, ARE YOU SATISFIED With the car you now own? bring it in’ and trade it,as first payment on one of our ‘8 that we have put in first-class condi- tion in every detail. 1917 Maxwell Touring. 1919 Mitchell Touring. 1917 Haynes... If not 1918 Chandler Coupe 1920 Lid nes Touring. 1922 Be ick Sport Roads! ERMS TRADES East 0972 1414 12th Ave. 1921 Ford Sedan Ford sedan, like new in every way; has white wire wheels, Hasslers, hap tein dashti ht eS tira CK RADIA ORs step plates, spotlight, sun visor, ete; newly painted and like a ae, car inevery way. SEB Auto Ow Owners’ Exchange ones Fitth, “stiepa Vi Tee | e are o} ant FORD ROADSTER Electric lights and starter, in A-1 condition. A sacrifice, . $275. Rosies’ Used Car Place 200 Westlake N. 0, 1921 Chevrolet Touring; motor per- fect and as quiet as a new motor; * finish like new; 4 brand new Sampson cord tires. Hurry, for this won't last. Rowland & Clark, “ol Bi Pike St. Open eve- nings. OVERLAND MODEL, 85-4 Li Excellent mechanical condition, We have two of these cars for you to acloct from, et are wonderful a $300. V nyo ye er adirie an ys Overland Pacific Co, 307 BE. Pike bore ae and BE. Pine. Phone Main 4826. 1922 DO COUPE, DISC wheels lots of extras, not a year old but just like Bey at one-half ot ae e Easy terms. West n ony 845 mil oh cnt i nr miles; isc ate! oH IY lec! is is as on buy for i . Don't miss it. Owner is n East and wanta to sell. East 0100, 1107. Rast Pine. 1922 DOD E TOURI G. WOND! Sana $100 worth of Rowland Sas Pike st. Open Sovertana spastic 12 . Pine. 307 B. Pike, Phone Main 4336, 1920 bat ee pain Neh tires, Pee uarante hare Rowlant oe lark, sat" Plice St. Mast La 1920 TAP Tide TOU RING, MB- ee ally erteck, all cord tires, 0 of equipment, “A big poke at $1,060 for aes sale, Owner leas ing city at once, Aue can be are ranged, Finan 6225, x ; RYPE OTS IN excellent condition. Will sell at amentice ane Weat ‘to N 3 pore of; will rel cheap. Beacon $200—fi BURT BUY Tf ore land 90; new ser Lite of este ‘URI condition, Matar an NV Will sell on $200, “inlet 2187, BOOKING <= ADPTTA 5 Be. Font mechantoal * condition 59 ae WH AC AED AREC UR Win sell for $125. HNiott "0 sae ny 4, and bat- fast 2194.