The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1918, Page 4

‘Arthur Now Parks | correo Auto “Somewhere” || on Summit Avenue *——-—-—--— . Pike st nattane Ot dotting | t of hie place AUTOMOBILE GREAT IN CREATING RETAIL BUSINESS, IS CLAIM hae created more art etait lite eeier the average per mured Mater sent ¢ the fragrant ¥ » ot ever wot Arthur me things his . made o nee of it, but began parking several blocks RD BATERY PLANT : LES CAPACITY HERE ; By & fecent enlargement. the - hemos enpoanttte | capacity of the With Battery Service in Sea heen more than doubled by the “ of 12 new lines for Accoriing + M. Starr manager, the «tation le now of carrying 160 batteries on Re racks at once lNesides this the Station ts carrying the lare of new batteries of any West of the Mississippi river dieplay > most « @nables them to give instant a service Mae fee on the battery of any maite! tribute to the men of the industry z on the market who haye joined the colors. 4th ANNIVERSARY SALE 30x34 Non-Skid Cas- | ings, guaranteed 5,000 } miles .$19.25 $15.61 30x3 Non-Skid Cas- ings, guaranteed 5,000 miles wanted to go heme { got so I had to pick it up and arry it out of th he declared. SERVICE FLAGS WERE MANY AT N. Y. SHOW Not the least interes! feature of the New York A louse Organ Now a Factor in All Trades ties of many of the big au 11.76 380x314 Universal Red / $3.65 2.95 or 3 Universal Gray Tube (front or | 35 2.67 2.95 act tomobile and tire cx nies, as well many companies in other lines of industry, is the house organ, or com pany publication In the days when, these companies were email, the executives could keep in @irect personal touch with their lemployes. but as the business grew |and thousands of workmen joined | the ranks, some medium for cement ther be-ame pig industries, ing thousands of men, the | workmen have no other means of | knowing the extensive operations of | their respective companies, except * the company publication. , “asa ig oi Gionioc igide Shoes, 3-in. or 8i4-in. (front or rear) BOS eceee eeeeenee tees Shoes, 31%-in. or STAR—WEDNESDAY, JAN. 23, 1918. PAGE 4 TWO NEW ONES IN BIELIPS FOR MOTORISTS BROKEN CHAINS When the crows pleces of the anti kid chains break, #0 that the chain strikes againet the fender in passing, it l* poor practice to wire the broken ploces across Che tire, as the wire will quickly be worn thru. By wir ing under the felloe, « more perma nent repair will be secured ned features of |} pounds wit lenves of tb affine and graphite mixed. The par: affine may the grocery store, or candles of this material may be used. The paraffine secured in blocks from | ‘SEATTLE Upper—New Olympian, popular priced car now being handled by Fowler's Garage and Machine Works | Lower—First of the new Ford trucks which the Davidson Bread Company are using to replace delivery ce | 4 Marrictt Says Star Shone for Him During Week Mr. D. KB. Marriott, president of the Auto Tire and Supply company feels that his good star was shining in afl its luminant glory the past week After enjoying one of the greatest weeks in the history of the institu tien @uring his past week's ann! versary sale, and with full inten tion of terminating the sale as a4 vertised Saturday evening, Mr. Mar riott yesterday morning was offered the opportunity of buying 50° etand| ard makes of Ford casings. on ac count of « misdirected shipment, at | @ price excesdinely low. | He hes therefore decided to con tinge the wale for another week, and otters these high-erade guaranteed | should be meited on the stove and! tives to the public at a price which then the graphite be thrown into the| wel! affords those requiring any molten wax and the whole stirred | tires within the near future to make |MARK ORGANIZING SALES na |FORCE IN SPOKANE NOW) ac te vtomn ce tne sescum G. A. Mark, of the Pacific Motors | tanks, which are now umed on #0 company, distributors for the new! many cars to secure proper fuel feed, Harroun car, is in Spokane, organ-! there is located a drain cock. Many | izing and apppinting agents for the owners seem to think this in some | western part Of this state and Idaho. | sért of an ornament, but it should be opened at intervals, once a week or thoroty. Reports from headquarters may that | the Harroun i* going big in all so. Generally a little water and pos of the Gountry. The factory ts «idly some rust will Now out before to full and is in| gasoline begins to come orders just as received. It ahead of the or thus avoid the FRANK KAPP HEADS MITCHELL ADVERTISING The Mitchell Motors Co. Ine, of/ announces the ap | Frank A. Kapp as it) radiator and Fender Works is hav- ling a house warming and old coun- Before taking up his new @uties,| tryetyie dance Wednesday nigh | Racine, Wis. | potntment ot advertising manager Kapp was associated with Willys Overiand i + _ e hree Factors in Long Battery Life ; Willard ~ Plates, Service ects the batt Threaded Rubber Insulation quaanwowe ouilindenae and Willard Expert Service— care by battery experts right np Mowaell factors ~~ he po Face DB peer and—when assurance ‘ou do need repaii recharg- battery life. Ga eneviion ad tovbe andthe equipment to do the job right, plates made, oy ee by in- sulation that is impervious to 6a an anions the i diction of ‘the ie ‘let — Story of 196,000 battery solution, and Willard Little Threads”’—it tells all about WILLARD STORAGE BATTERY CO. the “Still Better Willard.” Seattle Service Station | 1524 11th Ave., Between Pike and Pine. BATTERY Willa: SERVICE STATION Cxpentatst rected, STORAGE Kast 553, In many canes it will be necessary to insert a bit of wire to clean out the drain cock of an secumulation of foreign matter. If this latter is permitted to remain long enough, it will work its way back into the carbureter and make trouble RENNER IS STAGING HOUSE WARMING NOW S&C. Renner of the Northwest tt celebrate the opening of their new home at 1406 Broadway. The invi- tation is for every one who wants to have a good time The building ts & two-story and basement structure, ‘with all the latest touches for a big daylight shop. It i Mr. Renner’s pian to epectatize on the building of bug bodies for automobiles as well as carry on the radiator and fender repair work on which he has built up bis big business. Fenn, a pioneer reaident of Washing. ton, were held yesterday afternoon from the Bonney Watson chapel. In- torment was in Mount Pleasant cem. tery the Investment at this time. the stock boxes, horns, Ford specialties, ete will be continued thruout the coming | week i |OAKLANDS HAVING FAST | SALE HERE, SAYS AUSTIN} The trainioad of Oaklands, receiv ed inst week by the Washington Oakland company, are going fast, according to Harry Austin, manager af that company. “I am hurrying it to be on its way before many daya” ‘The cars are gone over very care fully before they sent out to fill the orders which were on the waiting Lat. BARRETT RETURNS TO SEATTLE FOR FOWLER C. W. Barrett, former general managet.of the Lexington Motor Car company of Great Falls, Mon- tana, thin week connected himself with Fowler's Garage and Machine Works, in special charge of the sell- ing for the Lexington Minute Man Six in this territogy, Barrett is a former Seattle business man, who followed the lure of the mines in Montana about seven years ago, and is now very glad to get back to the old stamping ercunds. Lincoin highway, beginning at! New York city and ending at San Francisco, is about one-third fin-| ished. it Must ‘Run’Em Out’ AT ONCE These are our orders and we are going to execute them. The only way to do it is to make the price RIGHT and give VERY EASY TERMS. | | The cars listefl below are cars we can recommend and do you a service by 1917 New Grant Six Cost new $1,185. Will go at the ridiculously low price of $850. 1916 Ford Almost new. Fine tires. Excellent buy, $300, \l] $2,400 One-Ton Truck In excellent repair. Fine mechanical condition, with panel top body cost- ing $2,400, Will sell for $350. AUTO BARG selling them to you. 1917 Used Grant Six Run 1,000 miles. Good as new. Price $750. 1914 Ford Fine condition. Good tires. One of the best buys in Seattle at $250. 1 Ford One-Ton Truck Costing new $850. An exceptional buy at $350. We Have Others Not Listed. Always Open to Sell Cars. AIN MARKET 715 EAST PIKE: ST. Phone East 680. January Clearance Sale of Forty Charming Street, Aftermoom and Semi- Special $35.00 Formerly Prieed $45.00, $47.50, $48.75, $55.00, $59.50 and $65.00 ERE is a remarkable opportunity for the woman who has been wanting to get a high-grade dress The savings in this sale are ex- treme, as you will note by the former prices. Dresses are of the most authentic styles. terials are fine taffetas, crepe meteor, rich satins, » at a moderate price. fine serges and poiret twills. —The color range includes navy blue, plum, mastic, Burgundy, Copenhagen, Chartreuse and peacock. —The January clearance price tomorrow is. . . $35.00 All Our Remaining High Grade = —Third Fleer. Sale Wimter Coats im a Thursday $32.50 Formerly $42.50, $45.00, $49.50 and $55.00 A Very fine, high grade garments, priced $42.5¢ collars. SALE representing the most attractive garments we have shown, and offering values that are very extraordinary. the balance of our Coats ) and upwards. Some with fur, others with self Excellent belted, semi-belted and long line models. —Materials are fine pom poms, Bolivias, broadcloths, silver- tones and fine velours. —Colors are navy blue, green, browns, taupe, plum, black. Special sale Thursday.....-. . 3 gray and .. $32.50 on Co, Third Floor. —————] * She Sold $1,000 Thrift Stamps in Two Weeks’ Drive § Battery Service We have the best battery experts and the largest and best equipped battery depot in the Northwest. We are open 24 hours every day, week days, Sun-’ days and holidays. We never close. whenever convenient. No matter what make of battery you own, we gladly give free service on it, and will make it last longer than it otherwise We-are equipped to , store or recharge, repair, furnish new batteries for all purposes—automo- biles, boats, wireless, lighting equipment, in fact, everything. A written guaranty with every battery sold; starting batteries, 2 years; lighting and igni- tion batteries, 4 years. We operate an electric garage and for your con- venience will sell you day or night, gasoline, oils, More than $1,000 worth of thrift | stamps in two weeks. That's the record hung up by Mi Alice L, Ludvigson, 2707 Tenth | ave. W. When the Grand Union Tea com pany undertook to sell thrift stamps thru salesmen and to employes, Miss Ladvigson was asked if she would act as agent for the central Seattle office, 617 Western ave. at reasonable rates. tires, tubes, lamps and most accessories. Free air, water and tire inspection at all times. Cars stored We have service cars on duty day and night. If you are in trouble, just phone East 6, and we will send a service car with whatever you need. Philadelphia ix twrt"S, ww af Storage Battery Depot made @ successful two weeks" al East 6 “Diamond Grid Batteries” 1512 Eleventh Ave. Open 24 Hours Every Day USED CAR BARGAINS! Just look at this list—-Remember that each and every one is tn Al CONDITION, that well make EASY TERMS, and you will have to admit that we are offering some REAL GAINS in light used cars. BAR PAIGE AND WE HAVE OTHERS DODGE Late model, good condition. We don’t need to tell you that this is @ snap at Attacked For the FOWLER'S AUTO TRAILER Here is one of these popular little Buick 4s, in good condition. It's vee $350 BUICK 5-PASS. 1 | mighty cheap at ... FORDS. We have several late model Fords at from $275 up. We have one extra good one at MAXWELLS We have a fow good used Max- wells at very low prices, One extra good one, with all-weather top, etc. 1916 modol 6 | | | EASY TERMS SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE CO. (Maxwell and Chandler Agents) 1101 EAST PIKE STREET of the Tyre Shop MASTER CARBURETER. PREST-.O-LITE § spRvicr STATI Buy Your Goodyear Cords Storage Batteries 703 Kast Pike Street A Eee a) Manufacturer and Repairer of Automobiles Wea» Bodies, Radiators, Fenders, Ete ‘1605-7 Breadway. Fhene Kast 315 BUYERS’ GUIDE AUTOS—TRUCKS—ATTACHMENTS The Most Beautiful Car in America Great Western Motors Pine and Boylston METZ CARS Phone East 210 1016 East Pike Phone East 704 Capacity, 1,500 pounds, an, tourist, pleas seeker, ete. ‘rite fer be FOWLER'S GARAGE & MACHINE WORKS | 1414 Broadway TIRES—ACCESSORIES—REPAIRG Pacific Auto Supply Co. iitvertown Cora, @ Ajax Tires. | Ie, Diamon Mi Acceasories, ou Union St. at Sth. Main 14ay WILLARD SERVICE Nechargteg, Repatring, New Ratterice WILLARD STORAGE BATTERY co, | 1524 11¢h Av. Bet. Pike @ Pine. Rast 553 Phone East 914 007 East Pike at H. B. Wilbur, Mgr, THE MASTER SALES C0. Automobile Electrical Engineers for EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL | hone 563