The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1917, Page 5

> 2 es Za jo . *: ' Woodhouse-G WE'LL TR OR oreaie eye to a Nas bee turn vidual Our terms Will be found anywhere 8 B.A Worth | TB.00 Wer 100,00 W th 800.00 W rooms thes | Your Old Elgin Six Seen in Star-Liberty Film The Elgin Sis ear is in the mov- L. R Pittmon, of the Pitt- Mon-Pattison Co., local distributers for the Elgin and Harroun cars, was kind enough to donate three of his Elgin Sixes as official cars for the Seattle Star's annual bicycle race, Labor day. Frank Jacobs, The Star-Liberty movie man, happened along at the opportune time, and got Jimmie Crehan, the mayor's secretary, runbaum Furniture Co., Inc.| 416-424 Pike Street extablianed for ¥: hing your ho JUST YOUR WORD THAT YouLL raT of Nometoratshings, . How About a New Heating Stove To take the chill off of the mornings and evenings? fleater Taken in Trade for a Rew One UST YOU STAR—WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 5, 1917, PAGE § — u— BIG METZ SHIPMENT ARRIVES ; j e chilly Fail | ‘That automobile rac has lost none of its former grip on the in| - terest of the public, despite the} { a ptrenwous'” ‘war. ‘activities. of the) “4 tome ‘ ie gc pe He country, was unmistakably evident| James P. Corey, of California, ar “yy -28 ney neve th sews » recent dig $1 rived in town Tuesday with the ip The Star-Liberty weekly at the|!® the recent big race at Speedway | i’! in town Tuesda Liberty theatre the first part of| park epahesd Bay, N.Y. tm] coun, ‘cab ts cover @ next week |which three of the best knowa] coast to gather data for the govern. oe tars of the speedways, Ralph De| ment. To add bathing to the sports|) oe Ralph De | m ithe which are now open to employes of |P#ima, Barney Oldfield and Louls wee the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,}Chevrolet competed for supremacy. Harry D. Austin took a flying trip Akron, Ohio, at its 40-acre athletic field, known as Seiberling park, the company {s now dredging a four acre pond that lies within the field adjoining the playgrounds There are six theatres in Seattle and 40 moving pteture hous More power than WASHINGTON PAIGE pen Enet METZ CARS FOWLER’S ‘The Henderson Four $1,045 Delivered in Seattle Greater mileage on gasoline than you expect. More than 8,000 miles on tires is not unusual. Immediate Deliveries for a Few Days. Also Used Fords, Maxwells and Studebakers. Pike St. at Twelfth Ave. BUYERS’ GUIDE AUTOS—TRUCKS—ATTACHMENTS Attached to any auto f you really need. OAKLAND Co. The Most Beautiful Car in America } Paige Motor Sales Compan Pike Phone © 1016 East Pike Phone East 704 Capacity, 1.500 pounds ~ VERNON & SON, AGENTS 1110 Pike St. They appeal to the kind of | people who would not consider owning an CYCLE MOTOR ordinary at_all TIRES—ACCESSORIE FRED AIRS MILLE noy Ww. COnBE Automobile Electricians Buy, Your Goodyear Cords fre Mies of the Tyre Shop TT—GLENN WARE # J Manutac § Bug Bodies, Radiators, Fenders, Etc. 1405-7 Broadwi cord, | Pacific Auto Supply Co. SSIS ‘Fuses, Wakon tk en th, Tala 1408 WILLARD SERVICE Restoring, Bepatving, Lew Mestestes atve gierver eurwemEre ce. 1524 1100 Av, Bed. Pico de Pine, Rew O87 Ho{;Spark Ignition, €e. SERYICE STATION FOR Phone East 563 703 E. Pike H. B, Wilbur, Mgr. turer and Repairer of Automobiles ~ Phone Kast 218 35,000 PEOPLE | SEEN, Y. RACES | The gate receipts, amounting |$75,000, proved to be the largest lever taken in at a motor race in} |the East. As near es could be « timated, 35,000 people were in the stands when the th lined speed kin, Attract Small Crowd Ralph De clean up ever Palma continued line tn the st this capturing the first two even: the Sp day BVERYTHING BLECTRICAL, | Kan like re) ° a ° Z i > S fe) = OTE mstipation $e e condition that | ®t Bremerton, while Roy Corbett, Bever be neglected. AS sales mancKer, Was among the first Boom as the bowels evidence the sligntest disposition 19 slow a , Naxative should be takes. Unless he's exempted he will re Fhe combination of simple laze- port for duty at American lake. tive herbs with Known se i $755 Has solved the problem_of t flexibility of steam, the équip car, the lines that please, the SPECIAL high tension magneto, Willa motor, seven speeds forward carrier on rear a Northwest DAY AND MOTOR Siz Medela ° Prices, $1,950 to $4, Guaranteed Western Moto DISTE 904 EAST PIKE for the start of the first at Chicago Speedway | ything In the racing | Sal season by | Carburetors’ branch here, for both De Palma won the two races aft are of the eatire The Gearless METZ Gray & Davis two-unit starting and lighting system 1 all other up-to-date riding, short turning radius and luxurious up Western Washington Distributers Western Washington Distributors 1016-18 EAST PIKE STREET Made on the Pacific Coast Every Pert Standard The Northwest Metz Company has just received a large shipment of touring care and roads! and are now in a position to make immediate deliveries to amy purchaser, to | with her parents in his Oakland Roadster, }it in five hours and 25 minu ning time, from Yakima to Seattle | which ts sure going some. race. 4 of only one long| “ . race, th gram was divided into|Sccompanied by Henry Gorman, three shorter races—20, 30 and 60|*8lesman for the Spokane Grain ( miles who, upon his return, put tm his bid for an Oakland Roadster. C. 8, Renner ts rushed with repair work on broken radiators and fend om. The to} war bas hung up the sign on the doors of the M at) Walker and Corbett have answered edway park, Chicago, Labor | the call of their countr: Jim Parsons, Stutz dealer here. er thrilling driving with Gaston | ought to feel a little better, with the Chevrolet and Dave Lewis | Stutz racers copping everything in Altho the weather was ideal.) nt at the Tacoma races, Labor only a small crowd turned out to| da witness the contest j oe ~ ——_—— | H. B. Fowler t# anxfously await jj ing the new shipment of the Lex ington Clubsters, which are expect ed to arrive some time next wer There are a few concerns on Auto row that have been hit hard by the war, One of these Is the Miller Carburetor Co.'s Western Wasbington branch, in Seattle |new agent to take over its bust ness Glenn Walker, service manager, F. Sioberling, T and ttle on his way Presid on & business as w ure jaunt. He properties in the North Mr. Sleberling can boast of automobiles in his own family. HERE 1 as a plea he popular priced car. It has the ment and comfort of the expensive e value that satisfies. FEATURES Dixie 25 horsepower extra with Very easy rd storage battery, demountable rims, one equipment Istery Metz Co., Inc. PHONE EAST 704 NIGHT SERVICE TRUCKS Worm Driven. 500 F. O. B. San Francisco Ten-day Deliver en-day Delivery r Sales €0., Inc. ° RIBUTORS EAST 558 Pathfinder car, which left a) having upon anles?” to Yakima lest week, to visit his|80me people have subjected thelr wife, who is a vacationist there | automobiles Harry ways he | broke all records on the return trip| !nspired making run-| of | them He was Set out of thelr cars, they ask how r which is now on the market for a/ while his hated rival, A. H {s now In the naval aviation corps | owned Stutz cars one to be caught tn the draft, and(§300, with a side bet of $1,000, Dw of Rubber 6 is bound has several mining 21 they couldn't regalia. JOY RIDES ARE NOT SO POPULAR | “Joy riding wanes an war waxes,” | | ia the alliterative way A. M. Haw | imam, Dmrt distributor, puts a sit pinia to thone who have ob | seaev the recent tread of motor | | tom babie, | "What effect ta thin development was asked, | “A very salu plied, “It has wom over many who, in the past, have bee kept from | buying cars thru a prejudice creat: | ed by the extravagaat use to which) | “War has sobered thought and Americans generally to consider mainly the practical side} motoring, Instead of asking ves how muck fum they cas jmuch substantial bometit may be | galned “As they appromch the matter |from the utility amg, they learn that a car may be made am actum | paying proposition, not alone im the jconservation of time and health, but In countless ways that directly |touch the pocketbook.” ‘EARL COOPER IS | NW, FAVORITE: Karl Cooper, always a favorite in Taco again raced his way into the hearts of Speedway fans there | Labor day | | Cooper likes to come out te the Northwest, where he has always | had pretty good luck, He's a favor lita with most people over there. Earl Cooper walked away with| things Tuesday by capturing the |100-mile race with an average of 91 miles an hour for the distance Clift Durant grabbed second money, Patter-| jwon, the Hadson driver, had to We |content with third place. Cooper |was driving one of bis privately In the matched race between Du rant and Patterson for a purse of |rant grabbed the lead and showed | the race. There was nearly a repetition of the July 4th catastrophe when, in| more thon half of the tumer tube the main event, |returmed for adjustment are nothing Moorsie, in a Duesenberg, blew a} more oF lex than vtctins of aba, tire on the second curve and turned and are not ¢ for the by driver and mechanician, they ewrap-| Marpie. the fifth lap completely over, Luckily hurt, but lost twe lapa, whit | East Washington Farmers Prosper | and Will Buy Cars F. B. Taylor, manager of the Northwest Metz Co., returned from Ellensburg last week, all enthused with the outlook for the Metz cars in the eastern part of the etate “The farmers have had a very prosperous year, reaping a big har vest with their timothy hay in the Kittitas valley, while in the Yakima and Wenatchee valleys the trees are overburdened with fruit,” sald Tay- lor, Tuesday “J. W, Hall and I Intend to leave shortly for east of the mountains to establish agencies in the principal towns, for my best salesmen are the farmers I have already pold to. “On this last trip I recetved nothing but praise im visiting our Metz owners.” A. F. Hawkinson Is New Manager Here Last week saw the reorganization lof the United Motors Co., local dis- | tributers for the Reo, Cole and Dewrt cars, FL W. Vogler ts now hand of the concern, with A. F. Hawkia. son in the manager's chatr, This lawkingon's first counee ltion In Seattle. He formerly was located In Omaba, Neb, where he was connected, for ® number of years, with the T. G. Norwall Co., of | that city. Lewt Christmas he pmok- led up and weat to Portiand, where jhe wae situated with the North west Motor Co, handitag the Cole, Mer. | mon and Reo cars for the etate of Drege | Hawbinvon to delighted with «he eution’ here acd will here thingy solng fall biaet oy the oma of rhe ad And the tenoj Why do x0 actors pleane crowd In actigx Hke,a #@olt Why do the dally Papers to advertise? k has ruled the Inner Tubes Victims of Abuse, Says Marple heels to the Hudson car thruewt tire @ «in the United States te tube fs made of rubber, and tivat|terborate uniews the tube is soon vubbur has a number of anterai am cioamed” Underwear for School assortment complete of Ught, medium and heavy (= _ - - — — ont weight Union Suits, Vests | i x e and Pants, In sien for any Pictorial Review Patterns school boy or girl, On sale in | the Women’s Knit Underwear | ————— = = Section, —Upper Main Floor. Serge Dresses Are Correct for utumn Mitractive Styles Mire Priced at $15.00 Upper Main Floor. Tay] many models that have been assembled to display THE | the charm of Fall etyles are from Eastern manu Sie facturers, whose product is known far and wide, for the maximum of effort made to incorporate into every garment all the essentials that go to make a pleased and customer The styles have that smartness that compels favorable comment, end the fabric is such that the style of the garment is retained after much wenring. They ere made in high waisted, draped side and straight pleated mextele and ere trimmed with colored or self embroidery, blacks fine aills breide end colored stitching - Navy Blue ere than ever leads the colors in Grennen this fofl, followed cleanly in the race for Fashion's favor with African Brown, fiend, Rumian Green and Wine. Sizes 34 to 46 large and well selected wasiety of other styles, made of silk and woolen mate- ri io presented fot ifepection at prices that include $17.50, $19.50, $24.50, J} 679.50 and higher. Dispensing 30 Pairs of — JScrim and Marquisette Curtains satisfied | For Blouse Foundations and Overdrapes [ TH + Trimming See- ! Floor Rear. Main the campers and vaca- tionists are returning NOW| home. Some will find = (hat new Curtains will be needed and to those whose home needs replenishing, this sale will offer strong financial inducements. The assortment comprises White, Beru and Cream in a variety that com sists of only two pairs of each pattern. | thom Kae ot dime —_—_) play © strong, clear woven Sil Net. || This is shown in the ap- proved coloringe of Canal, Emersid, Peach, Old Rose, Cream, Freaeh || Gray, Alice Bioe, Purphe, Mais, Pink, Sight Bline, || Navy, Black, White sod Natursl. The width is 2 inchee, and the price $1.25 $1.50 , Thursday, pair..98e Thursday, pair $1.10 Thursday, pair $1.28 75 Curtain: $1.95 Curtains, Thursday, pair $1.25 | conforme a thee Be os $2.00 Curtains, Thursday, pair $1.48 geauty tat 8 oe $2.25 Curtains, Thursday, par $1.60 available st this store igh $2.75 Curtains, Thursday, pair $1.98 |] A yard sescereeee $3.50 Curtains, Thursday, pair $2.50 $4.60 Curtains, Thursday, pair $3.00 omebes,” he maps. “Among these are jsualight, off, grease, acid, wate amd the verry atmosphere itse One of thee werst of these is sun- light, whieh has am effect of dry img up the decomer brittie and loses its elas- ticity, when * ts known as ‘mac arent (brittle) rubber. “If the tube Is permitted to come te comtact with grease or with rags covered or saturated with \areams or ofl the rubber tn the! “It must te remit (hat the! plarwe toocked will quickly de- | “ | by The “Come-back” man was never down-and-out. 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