The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 9, 1919, Page 16

UTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILES, TRUCKS, ACCESSORIES, . 4 4 EPARTMENT TRAILERS AND TORS ~~ OLD ESTABLISHED DAV Immediate qe BACKBONE | $1635 Ita strength and Heldity absolutely holds 4ll parte io al * i fect alignment, insuring performance and long life. teem The TRAFFIC 6-inch U-Channel structural steel back fe ven bone is the strongest frame ever put in a truck of the Traffs capacity. : : You cannot afford to buy a truck without first investi- gating what the Traffic Truck offers you for your money, The TRAFFIC is the lowest priced 4,000-lb. capacity Truck in the world. ANY ROAD WITH A 4,000-POUND LOAD, LET US DEMONSTRATE. | SHIELDS-LIVENGOOD MOTOR CO. THE ALL-AMERICAN HOUSE DISTRIBUT Seattle, U. S. A. Yakima, Wash. Drive in for Magneto Service If your magneto is not giving perfect service, our Magneto department, in charge of a man with ears of training and experience, is at your servic or inspection and advice. We will put your magneto in perfect condition, and absolutely guarantee our work. Above, left—The Davis facing the camera, Right, above—Rear view of the Davis. Below—Davis five-pass- enger touring car model with top up Some 4 Open Territory for Live Dealers “Drive in for Service” Sunset Electric Co. Broadway, Between Pike and Pine. East 160. Seattle. Portland. M fay morning next the Davis|Fords. The the floor of the|the neighbor seasons made | « gumbo fofl infity, and a trip to the factory at! amt zo: during the rainy| Richmond, Indiana, was next on| the roads almost im-|the calendar. Here he Investigated 4 Nievery last operation in the manu care in the neighborhood,| facture of the Davis line, and was and D. H. will be on the) was the only car that could stand uehly impressed that a con to show th nee ©) the gaff day in and day out tract for distribution in the state of aw to admiring Seatticites While visiting a prosperous farm:| Washington was in his pocket when I will go on record every daY/er one day Mr. Willett asked the|he got back to Seattle of the week a9 maying that What/reason for the popularity of the} The first carload arrived in town you can't see on the Davis is bet) Davis, The answer came back,|last Saturday the week was a will seen oO Summit Motor Car company or but the Davin, ame Fast Pike st. and Bill Bradshaw | Traffic Motor Truck Pr ose PR car cred ne) ys ot bagi reel ter than what vou can see." say*|~wel, I own a Davis that is five| busy for Willett. Applications| srrow reat, ‘Cesare on sharp eurtes | Bill Bradshaw, “and when you have] years and it has not been in|for the Seattle dealer's franchise [Maple Valley ack Diamond seen the Davis w tate shop until Inst week. That ts|came in bunches, and the choice just what this statemen as one of the that I can|finally simm dow to the Sum the great number mit Motor Car company, distribu * of the Saxon in Washington Sunset Mighw Rent it le one of the on tolthat has come on the Coast this| make care that is in evidence | te year in this part of the countrs and Oregon, as being the livest an ase Every Davis will come with a] All thin talk about the Davis nat-|bunch to put @ Ine of automobiles , pho ge high power Phila ia storagelurally excited Mr. Willetts curios the map in King county Water, |battery as epe equipment N Helly «amd Redmond < 4 extra charge will be made for Woodinyitle Duvall ood etre rive TO rat fod She wheel tave of the Davie .; Motorists Are Urged to Get ) THE Lowest Pricep 4.000 Ls. Capacity Truc section south of | Kirkland-Mellevae--New concrete section! io inches on all modela; m Moines, rough. but being repaired | now Lut tent Gantinentat: t a aver aang ssa ‘etee's~'e'| Behind Boulevard Movement 7. ‘Keat—Gravel road on east side Sacseeet meicane six-abeas| [FARMERS TO and began building a car which| with only minimum effort. I Tent and Thoman tor paving) |Newpert-lemaquah—Via take Sammam-|Timken axles, front and rear; 34x¢| Immediate action should be taken to pave the Newport- +r: or to (he reales eC et eee ee ch tires; Stromberg car ‘ rn] to th ide of th et ve} c ng] Traffic should wee paved reed om | inte sretor-/Renton stretch of the Lake Washington boulevard if the| HAVES LIGHT | sac cae sory te on een ie] Bier nt oe —_ rr | Bativas-Newpert-Fair trom Metterue. to |*%4 av enlaces nut ueuuiiy tactaden | Deauties of that matchless thorofare are to be preserved | - automobiles his factories have pro-|the necessary power for claw -— Paving work in| ton: «ood remainder of way.jmany features n 7 so that Seattle and King county may boast of a lake- between points § and 7 miles Aer € in a new car J An another decisive step toward | duced are owned in rural communi-| cleaners and heat for el (pee AE nema gual Via Rainier Va the distri |circling highway equal to any scenic driveway in the nation. |!ding the farmer to solve the labor | ties shows the wisdom of his think-|to say nothing of operating 5 miles from Aut ver tlon ¢ meract leetric IN THE Wor A, giving continuous pavement - Ciy—Good over Yellow. | cylinder two-unit } Rapid developments én | problem, John N. Willys, president | ing electrical apparatus which hi a bate . th Dy ; 7 HB v o* it » cons ns rT) ¢ pinion “4 unt a TT mae ae hed on the east Jot the Willys-Overtand company..the More than a year ago he foreanw| fore scarcely has heen sound Distriet— Roads Dod | pulev rer ef taterday tae’ Tie Ota: fe Pub | pledged their support to a campaign | tance of four miles, the boulevard is | 5"\* 18 to heer neg re on farms large and small, and pur-| The new Willys Light is said as Sb wey of bs -- trips |lishing today the official announce have the Lake Washington boule-|to be paved, the contract having al-|€Rting and power plant for farms. | chased the Moline Plow Works, man-|the most complete which Excellent to new concrete pi + Fraskiia +Biack Diamond f lon regarding toads cali Main £906 ty teen awarded. This stretch |. Th? system, which is known as ready awarded etch | tne ‘ r Automobile | will be ready for paving in about Mi nlite Bboy on eg agrentg ther carry out his purpose a Knight sleeve-valve engine, Club of Western Washington. Pe-|a year, when the new grading shall | 1) "10 "ocr ee Whteh Bie wives In view of these things, it fs logi-| is known in the automobile ind| the ago O. L. Wil-| tions urging tho county commis. | have settled sufficiently to support | 0°, Of Kasia Of Mulch Mir. Willys ical that he should produce a light |for its quietness, simplicity and lett, of the O. L. Wil company,| sioners to immediately finance the| paving Pigg e% ly and power system which will not | a Numerous tests ha | tion has been engaged in the manu: | ony { etroit Electric! project we eral) ned . hs ¥ increase farming efficiency, but | closed that it will work six hou] re of the Detroit Electric) project were liberally signed and| The last unsightly gap that still} > 0”; et ett tine and otnet ews fle ower . 1 s o he to the comforts|a gallon of kerosene. It has line and Philadelphia orage bat-| mailed to the club's Seattic head-|remaina to mar the natural beauty |! ees omobite a bd : caries, ‘Whses 6 trip to the East.| Guarters by a large number of reai-| of the Lake Washington boulevard Is tearsionll tecnicos ~ jt = nalts of the farm home, for, with the ad-| perfected until it requires practt es or ing While iting in centr ols| dents, while many personal assur-| that portion of the highway extend. ree d — . a prepa: °| vent of the electric light have come | no attention, and it is said a re} rm produce the new light and power | other conve ch as the san-|can operate it. The entire a systems’ in quantities sufficient to|jtary bat selling agency, vard paved, which was inaugur for the state|two weeks ago by th ufacturing plows and tractors to fur-| been manufacture. It is oper Mr. Willett. was astonis at the| ®Nces of support have been received | ing en miles between Newport AN ACTUAL EXPERIENCE number of Davis care that were| from all sections of the county and Renton, This is the stretch that | TY" anicasetan Aaieaate yt fur heat and run-| tus occupies only a corner of a owned by the farmers and business However, a more concerted sup-|the Automobile Club of Western athe ning water within the house. These The Willys Light will be sol née In fact, there were almost) POTt on the part of all residents) Washington, at the instance of 40, . Mr. ee Rpm tenth: epg! “recs mr te = mee the Willys Erg pera the 7x5 Fe “ore ° < care as there were! i# Necessary If the Newport to Ren-|000 county motorists and the pub-|ture and market a practical ligh' nt part in influencing farm help,| tric Auto-Lite corporation, _ There is on display in our window a 37x5 Federal Cord Tir pro arcanaes cel men dibancbo cecdiiebested] 7 ARO me MP paved by next| lic in general, 4 pacar rat to and power plant is in keeping with is dissatisfied at times | tast organization of distribute: eee Sem GicenrGed, It was fender cut on one side two-thirds ; summer. ‘The petition accompany: | have paved immediately, Of course, | hin policy to further the agricultural | with the old order of things, to take /dealera’ ‘The Sander-Prentios nees, @etence around the ing. The owner was persuaded to interest of the country. Early in| a new interest in their surroundings. | poration, with temporary offic e his career as a tomobtle mi Th tility of A 7 build: has’ | install KOTIRE and with this he was able to obtain w rs ‘ : § his care! nn automobile manu he power utility of th sctric | room Colman building, ee ee ey ral gps “i I WANT THE LAKE WASHINGTON BOULEVARD PAVED facturer he recognized the potential | plant will make it possible to per-|distribution for Washington, © Qf additional 5,000 miles. There is a seven-inch fabric cut in on IS NEEDED value of the motor car to farming. form an increased amount of labor | and Idaho. place and in no place is the rubber tread visible. This mileage cost elias cot aeadatte wt bus ‘ol him absolutely nothing and he is using the MAXOTIRE, which ls as in . ° good as new, in a New Silvertown Cord. The old tire was run on The purpose of insulation tn Tam a King county citizen, anxious for the development of our 7 * » » line: . just the same everywhere says natural and scenic resources, and herewith demand immediate action Fs @ Locomobile on the Gatewood-Cowen Park jitney linea, the hardest R. F. Meggee, manager of the} The Haynes touring car—seven passengers in paving the llmile stretch of the Lake Washington boulevard be. service to which a casing can be submitted Willard Service station. “Whether || tween Bellevue, Newport and Renton, NOT ONCE DID HE HAVE A BLOWOUT a re wee eee O twelve cylinders—cord tires—five wire wheels—standard equipment. storage battery It« main Job in to | you CAN DO THE SAME WITH OLD TIRES |§ °°? .\%,, 22ntlve and. pewative prc ‘But in a battery there are tn Adéress.. ts all, three things thy insulation Guaranteed has to do. First, it the romitive a nega e ates apart Cheapest Mileage vy ROSS Against DOT ere toe nny wart! | tng this article may be signed and, this section will eventually be paved You Can Buy <cee lcan w jution,. ana} mailed to the Automobile Club of | but the point is to emphasize to the Blowouts third, ft must peciat the corrosive | Western Washington, 405 University | county authorities the urgent neces e irc as Fone scl s> yfasn st. This organization has neered | aity of paving it at once. That is 95% a rm tion of thi rong acid s0lu-| 44 roads campaigns anc # in| the object of the campaign and that Puncture Rim Cuts nm. Yea wood do all} ception and its offic is why every loyal Seattle and King — rapa . ‘ eo (al | the immediate comple of the/county resident, interested tn the ‘ y ” do them HM, bi . Proof Investigate sige tba pa Romy taagion iit | Lake Washington boulevard is one of | public welfare and the development At Once great care, mr - 5. then there in the mont essential projects facing the | of our natural scenic resources is county at this time urged to plint th: r endorsement of tach to more of less variation, as with |) a. | tise ecient taped th any natural product. Wood ins Nature has spread scenery lavishly pars “g RE (0) as they must be chemically treat-|and up until the present time the | \\ sian “a RNST HARDW I Celia never be allowed to dry. one of these natural charms is Lake | 40, aae Tate becinvand: tt ceterda - SEATTLE. U.S.A. “Threaded rubber itnsulation,| Washington. Circling this great dae Givens veut 2 thn ee 514-24 PINE, ST. which is now well known among | body of inland waters and skirting|% Ore direct route to the moun tains; every city and county reside r owners, has all the advantages | its shores is the Lake Washingt * Misi J y dent | whether he owns a car or not, will Wholesale Distributors r, the best grade of selected wood, | boulevard ending a distance of & Washington Ormiias |of the best grade of 1 wood, | boulevard, extending a distance of 62 | WNether “ks ‘ boubevaes ash and In addition it gives the piates| miles through a countryside un: | eventually ia banthPad ahualane {the advantage of the greater pro-| matched anywhe in natural |” 4 : * Issaquah, Renton, Bellevue, Newport, | ative propertion of rubber.” giupdeur. This highway: is: perfect | Prstund’ welnior’ valley and crore . other section tributary to the lake will be benefited; Mercer island will levelop into a region of beautiful summer homes; artistic pavilions and vacation colonies will be built on the lake shores and most tmportant of all, thousands of non-resident tourista will be impressed by the charms of the scenic lake-circling | boulevard. | Let's swamp the county commis. | joners with petitions, Sign it and mail it to the Automobi Club of Western Washington at organi zation will do the rest | = | 1S PROMOTING RACE The Commercial Club of San} Fernando, Cal, has started on the preliminary work for an automobile race to be run over the four-r course around the city. Tho event |is to be a sanctioned A, A, A, | contest, and ft 1s quite prot that entries will be limited to cars | of 281 cuble inches and under. | 1920 Haynes Light Twelve The Haynes twelve-cylinder models have aroused much comment in Seattle. Their wonderful flexibility and ease of operation are a source of wonder to the most exacting motorists. Beauty, Strength, Power and Comfort make the Haynes a character car, the choice of discriminating purchasers. Victory Motor Car Co 1018 East Pike St. East 704 HAYNES Distributor for Western Washington. The World’s Most Expensively Built Tire; Hand Made Throughout of Best Materials Guaranteed in Writing Large Sizes—6,000 Miles Small Sizes—7,500 Miles UNITED MOTORS COMPANY 407 East Pine St. Distributors_———A. F. Hawkinson, Mgr. East 9 LACK OF COMPRESSION | | If there is a lack of compression |and on examination the valve heads |seem clean and perfect, give the jvalve stems a careful looking over jto seo {if they have not become warped by the intense heat of oy part of the engine,