The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1919, Page 16

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THE SEA‘ UTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILES, TRUCKS, ACCESSORIES, : nt 8 CIOL RARE CLC TEMES USED CARS (PROMINENT AUTOMOBILE DESIGNERS WILL BUILD IN DEMAND|A NEW MODEL CAR IN FACTORY IN INDIANAPOLIS 4 “There is an unusual condition the used car marke ay that I an only account for in one gaye L. R. Pittman, manager of the | Auto Bargain Market jemand for used cars of the better clas #0 marked as to of comment (Personally belies seation of the Un Jowns a car, or want jhas the fixed op! Dile that has n thru the too expensive an investment have seen others buy lancient vintage URDAY, SEPT. 20, 1919. EPARTMENT & TRAILER AND among ¢ car autome mill is They ‘than 1916 models ‘few of these that w qnough shape to bu four customers “August was a very good mont! ; with us, and September promises to T H E U N I VE R sS Whe even better. At this time we Ay I Cc Ay R have an unusually heavy assortine Jot good cars, and to this * : , i : Place the credit for our lar Du ‘a ts ‘ Mess. Since opening new r | lat Pine and Boylston we 1,150 cars of » es an . ‘This means an @ month, at an aver MOur liberal term rp Imet with great favor enables the working man | Thig car as he rides. Tho a “market does not weaken as the w months come on in this part country, and we look forv 0. @ fall and winter business “Wil almost equal our banner “@f the spring and summer.’ The Ford Coupe seems to fit right into the Real Estate business, not alone because of its convenience and always readiness to take the prospective buyer out to the subdivision, but to take him or her in a mighty comfortable motor car. The Coupe has a big, broad seat deeply upholstered, plate glass windows so that the breeze can sweep right through the open car. Or in case of a storm, why, the Coupe becomes & closed car, snug, rain-proof and dust-proof. In addition, it has all the Ford economies in operation and maintenance. Electric starting and lighting system. Demountable rims with 3% -inch tires all around. Tire carrier. Low in first cost, and mighty economical in upkeep. The car of cars for the physician, the salesman, the architect, contractor, builder, and a great family car for two. Leave your order without delay, with any of the dealers listed below. yonths MYERS & BAIRD, 601 Fourth Ave. Elliott 750. L. M. CLINE MOTOR CO., 1102 E. 45th. Kenwood 31. CLARK-BAKER CO., 3806 Ferdinand. Rainier 56. ALFRED G. AYERST, INC., 1830 Broadway. East 126. CENTRAL AGENCY, INC., Broadway and Pike St. East 320. HIGGINS & MATTHEWS, 315 Nickerson St. Queen Anne 74. Left: D. McCall White. D, McCall White and E recently resigne¢ | high pe sitions in a leading De bile factory, are prepar market with a Right; E. C. Howard, the men who plan production of high-grade car, Rubin Motor Car Company to’ Distribute King Eight Here’ Seattle gained another distinction last week through the announcement of B. W. Rubin, president of the Rubin Motor r company, that his company will distribute the King in this territory. s is the case with every new firm attempting to locate , here, a building is the hardest thing to obtain, and Mr. Rubin is straining every nerve to get even temporary quarters for the display of the King, pending the time ; when a building can be constructed for the exclusive use| of the firm's sales and service organization. an outlined by! that every ted to} valent for sor cles has just experience and position of by investing in any one of our ley REBUILT ‘TRUCKS 6 cor wiique in branch In , Italy r pu r of a King is enti Naples, Mr. cks of free service. This panton of King E means simply that at any time| Queen Alexandria, of during the firet year after buying| various automobile trips. , the owner has the privi Upon his return from Italy, Mr. ction and ser White became chief engineer an regular system works manager for Napier & Son every owner Ltt. The Napier car of Mr iho Slane enthh week te White's design held the world and speed record .-with ty He came to the United 1914 and associated neces stments | the Cadillac Motor mp x | He was persona s des m9 gre the design of the enone’. ee | cylinder car whi pF ee ap oh sensation in 1914 ee ae eee price of a King, from glass wind deflectors of special design down 1918 Ford Delivery 1-Ton Ford Truck 34-Ton GMC Two 34-Ton Buicks 1-Ton Garford 2-Ton GMC 5-Ton Alco ELDRIDGE has drive have a King makes any jings will be completed within the next 12 months. It is planned to the of the Mil- waukee plant as early as possible up to a point of p to the |NASH BUILDS NEW MODEL ‘ash Motors company is to car in a plant Milwaukee. acres of land at Oklahoma ave. Milwaukee, have been made to the Nash Motors company, and con- tractors are ready arry out the nstruction of this new factory without 4 y. service stat ‘Traffic Conditions Delay Shipment of New Ace Cars, =: build a Abr or conditions in the East are responsible for the |big disappointment that came to the Dragon Motor company lyesterday, when a wire from F. E. Earnest, vice president of |‘ |the rnest Motor Car company, advised that the railways would accept no automobiles for express shipment. Explana- tions from local express company officials furnished the fur- ther facts that perishable shipments had the right of way, and that all merchandise that was not subject to deteriora- and a tank full of| tion was being absolutely refused for express shipment. cord f ee pade for a ab > road, with a fea hp be hing addi convenience. | : bring production duction equal passenger car production of the Kenosha plant. The buildings now planned in- clude a power plant, foundry, mi, chine shop, drop forge, body build- ing plant and sheet metal plant Immediate expenditure of a million Motors company ts al- | q, stantial additions to ory in Kenosha, where Nash « eenger cars and Nash jtrucks will continue to be built Work Milwaukee as the } zation men who car n| Within a f ation of the new theme tw will butld organi kn a high grad: BW. KUBIN President Kubin Motor Car Co. well own rs is planned by the company it declared several i will be of the pidly » the lice line. F wheels are and is that amount the development plant just as are worke¢ ya, the new com expend Milwa’ wolutely re vut the tional for ve from begin opera is not retrolt Detrolt | motor unusua 1 te tle i pat National Cash Register organiza tion, entered the sales department |r of the Cadillac Motor Car com-|hol pany, rising to the position of gen eral manager. He was anf imp t member of the Cadillac organization for 12 years, and his name is familiar 4 motor distributors t Indianapo! hich was the bond ompany square sales Standard WINDSHIE CLEANE Values $1.50, choice at.... Dependable Automobile Accessories Full stocks to choose from, and impartial advice on the best equipment for your car. SILVERBEAM SPOTLIGHTS Regular $7.50, special . $5.95 TIRES Here’s a good firs special. Milage miles. 60x31 non-skid . 82x34 non-skid . 33x4 non-skid 84x4 = non-skid Above prices include war tax. GOODRICH UNITED STATES DIAMOND TIRES PACIFIC AUTO ACCESSORIES CO. HERBERT W. FINCK, Pres. Eighth Avenue at Union INNER TUBES Special offer on good stock. $2.30 Tire 4,000 -grade guarantee 30x3 Main 1465 equipm The bir control 4"8" in and ay com: | seation of ay be ex Rubin will be given u the press ELECTED SAVAGE DIRECTOR | SAN DINGO, nt The average man mind the baby oc mind his wife semi-occ would sion rather than asionally Mr. Autoist: 3 Carloads of MAXOTIRES (Third car dv What more merits of inner tire? sine Sept ) of the trouble-proof can we say this Cost? Firat cost of 30x2% is $7.16. But be used in at least six casings, so cost, per casing, $1.19, Besides this can ewe 53 7 ow MAXOTIRES MEAN NO RIM CUTS NO BLOWOUTS 95% Puncture Proof THINK IT OVER! FRnst }]ARDWARE @. Bas 24 Ki StaTTLE USA | | company | today King | ment would have would have amp! and | play, lic is on the t fi railway officials that the b r fi m Seattle sale i k t t when it tg finally ara should have been in te While tt wr ied $ D, it id the Dragon cars for dis le-buying pub qui vive to see the car y re ompany to have th as tho J. HM. Corcora hat ‘or is being built by Seattle men distribution J. H. Corcoran, secretary of the arnest Motor Car company, immed y took the matter of getting the 4 here in hand, and the result of his endeavors is a promise from ars. will shipped by fast freight. This means that two weeks will elapse be ‘ore the cars finally arrive here, but ving of time amounts to about weeks over regular freight yaw Avery uny, and manager have than ever over the new line. car is built with made them nthusiasti pects for the mere fact that this “ttle people, mar with any and that it is on a in Seattle today of this ship-| The automobile offered for will make it} money for distribution” among | popular with every buyer of automo: | “les in the territory Several dete reing he # in equipment are planned by the company Ace, and it x pror for that it will be Let's go buy Boldt's French pas: | ry. Uptown, 1414 3d Ave. dowr wn, 915 2d Avo, ‘ ay LPAONeN Vai the bulld- Go to the AUTO BARGAIN MARKET for standard values FACTS ON THE USED CAR MARKET The demand for used automobiles of the better grade is most unusual for this time of the year, This may be account- ed for in part by the slowness in delivery of new cars, but the main reason is that Seattle motorists have found out from ex- perience that a good used automobile from the Auto Bargain Market is an investment of proven worth. urn NO 2IIEN We specialize in the business of buying and selling used cars that are in good condition. Our volume of sales is so great that the profit on one car is reduced to a minimum. You get a good automobile at a rock-bottom price, and our terms are most accommodating. You will get an excellent idea of the situation in the used car field by dropping in on us for a few minutes, and looking over our stock of 150 used cars, each one a corking good buy in its class. AUTO BARGAIN MARKET Pine at Boylston Largest on the Coast

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