The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 8, 1919, Page 16

ES, TRUCKS, ACCESSORIES AUTOMOBI ULLING” VICTORY SIXES S STAGE NE\ W “I Kent. Des Moines Oo - ” “ ee “Slim” Lovell and George Henry A re the “Mysterious There has been a spirit of rivalry ell photographer overheard the That's all there ts to the story erned tnaintair their worst da then give them the power of the » minutes of steady Maple Valley-tack Diamond Ganest Highway had pulled the other backw ‘CAR HEATERS ARE POPULAR tatanding features of “Get Out and Get Under” No Longer a Popular Ditty ous words of that one-time 5 ‘ have not become a memory so much because the # and the letter of the song are n Hartford of t minute man Six distributors, yo days of the automo Kirkland. Pall long-forgotten song equipping all or part of their od cars with car heaters © regarded as an indi Newport- Temaquah General Salesmanager good Motor © naidered as a neconsary Farm to Table campaign has been e have records in the trouble was not always the fault of the car. y inherent weakness with most men is to meddle with Sometimes that is necessary would be better to have an experienced man pass judgment on the need of adjustment fall and winter, the argument ts ad vanced that a non-heated automobile like a house w a furnace and depe but In most cases it For further information regarding King county reads call Main and do the work.” LUBRICATION PAYS Tt has long been recognized that machinery of eve HORN FROM FRANCE The use of the automobile was inaugurated tn France and was |ECONOMY DEPENDS . ON THE CAR OWNER ' wed if it ts te moving part y @ thin film of off of iged to store « owner an upon the car itself, maintain its body under other devices This ia a decided har stress of operation. it prevent metal Only thus will “It the car owner wo | study this question of economy, and! keep it before him all the time he would find many ways of cutting his operation costs. “It in ponsible to get greater gaso- line mileage thru the proper adjust ment of the carburetor confusion of pedestrians and driv- enormous amount od up for a considerable period, not FORD TYPE ZENITH Of course garding stor thin type of thoroly conversant with the earbu © construction, and for this rea. son we maintain an expert mechar manufacturers gone a step farther this season and if you are careful of the quality of gasoline and oi! you buy you will find that the higher grades give further mileage and the long run open bedy mod MAKES YOUR FORD A SIX-CYLINDER CAR for Jervice eckric rH lig, report a demand for car Drive in aMset Broadway, between Pike and Pine. ON DRIVING TRUCKS owner should tm when absolutely necessary ing with the brakes and when turn. all of which mean greater tire mileage Elliott 160 Howner will watch th: y a big cut can into a curbstone or 1OLING poobde sl Ruild now the yunty Roads that Let's co buy Boldt'’s French pas $1,655 Chassis Delivered Seattle; Yakima and Willa SERVICE ion The Lowest Priced 4,000-lb. Capacity Truck Inside Facts Some Traffic in the World battery that makes it Red Seal Continental 33 long or wear out quickly ion costs with care as profits in relath It costs Hundreds of dollars less to buy dreds of dollars Jess to maintain a Traffic; it costs one-half less ¢ than it does with teams. Traffe is proving its economy by daily performance every- cifications reveal the saving presented if its price ade possible by quantity production. and consider economy out before the plates do, and re-insulation is necessary. Threaded Rubber Insula- tion greatly postpones and almost always entirely elimi- nates the need of re-insula- tion, makes a battery last much longer under equal conditiona, and reduces the liability to any other kind of multiple disc hip to business Traffic; it costs hun- cellular type t haul with ken roller bear! roller bearings; us demonstrate. It's the one biggest battery Improvement in ten years—demon- by four years of use, n't afford not to know . for some day you'll need Standard Fisk tires, Distributed by Shields-Livengood Motor Co. “The All-American House” anf aged let us tell you all striped and varnished; driv- Chas. S. Harper, Inc. 817 East Pike St, cushion regular equipment. Pneumatic cord tire equip ment at extra cost. 1024 Kast Piko 205 8. Wall St. Traffie Motor Truck Corporation, St. Louls, Mo., largest exclusive builders of 4,000-Ib, capacity trucks in world.) SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1919. UTOMOBILE. It brings to mind the fact that a written guarantee for one year against breakage and settling. It impresses the automobile owner with the well-known truth that Laher Springs are manufactured from the highest quality steel, bushed and reamed to an exact size. It gives the idea of almost instant service, Springs are carried in stock to meet any requirement of the motorist. It drives home the fact that the Laher S product, built on honor by men of the Northwest, for the peo- ple of the Northwest. SEND YOUR ORDER TO 714 East Pike Street SEATTLE EPARTMENT , TRAILERS AND TOR The slogan that every motorist in the Northwest should know: “Remember LAHER When You Break a LAYER” Laher Springs are sold with as 15,000 Laher pring is a Northwest Ebhte One-Ton GMC Model Used by Belknap Gla ss Co, * truck, with special (Company has been using GMC trucks ment for handling ent purchase of the ¢ expense for upkeep. As a ar now standardizing on any. For the Campbell Announces Plans for Battery Service Home Plans are drawn and construction is alre under way for one of the most modern batte and electrical service tations in the Northwest, according to A. H. Campbell, of the Eveready Electric Service company, whose present quar- ters are at 1205 Pine st. at East ¥ and Broadway, on, TIGHTEN NUTS the theast corner, with the front holaina’: Gown nute: of. the gle court. The new stru t ynder head be 50x100 feet, with one|is take ff for purp i ‘ entran vd ordjand so on, working around ample space for quick and efficient|cylinder head, If one nut is tigh attention to the customers, The of-|ened all the way there is danger of fices are on the left of the entranée,| springing the and ind these are the battery m, and then the electrical equip it shop. The design of the struc ure has been carefully thought out ind planned to give the very best resulta in service to the car owner The front construction is to be of burlap brick, with specially designed electric fixts on each of the four columns across the front R. F. Oakes, general manager of the National Carbon company for the | West Coast, was a Seattle visitor art BOYS! Join the Ace Bicycle Club Pay $2:00 Down and ride your bike |this week and complimented Mr. home. |Campbell very strongly on the man |ner in which he had lined up the| Five-year Written Eveready business in this territory | Guarantee. in the short time since he has taken | 7 c over the distribution here, | GET YOURS TODAY ‘The Eveready factory in San Fran. | cisco will soon have a daily output! Excelsior Jof 1,000 batteries. This will be of | material aid to the Eveready Electric vice people here in the way of getting prompt deliveries, and jn be. ing able to handle rush orders of any sige and quantity, Motorcycle & Bicycle Co., Inc. 301 E. Pine St. Elliott 997 WORN TIRES HARMFUL The slight gain effebted by using badly worn tires on tr purposes, with prac-, transmission, eakdowns and kers generally visability of not at- © further mileage Alien Loses Farm 4 naturalized Swiss, who with drew his declaration of intentions of| been obliged to accept the ruling| which has been somewhat @ Wilson of Thur-!and more or less a reflection of The World’s Best Made According to the Famous THERMOD } Patents United Motors Co. | PINE AND BELLEVUE EAST 9. a i; | G |RECIPROCITY | IS FAVORED WASHINGTON, Nov. 8—Unllmit ed automobile reciprocity among the | several states and the District of O> |lumbia soon will receive the atte | tion of congress, as several bills ot | the subject have been introduced & both branches and have found pat |on the dockets of the interstate cu merce committees. In the House its committee past upon both interstate and foreigr | commerce, and because of this fit the recipocity measure just inte | duced by Representative Barton B eet, of Iowa, best meets the Jaral needs of the situation, bill has the endorsement of @® American Automobile association, which for a period of years has bait |seeking from congress the open ' | door” in registration reetprocity. © Not only does Mr. Sweet's provide for unlimited recognition | registration numbers thruout United States, but ft also a the secretary of state to with foreign nations s0 bs | American going abroad lequipped with a roctvatialll which “U. 8." will be sul the name of his state and in quence be aceeptable int all countries which are si a the use of the so-called “internation al plate of identity.” ‘This aria ment has been in existence it rope for a period of years, t what interrupted by the Wah now to be resumed again, U edly with a subsequent ment in the form of an | tional triptych” which will relate | customs duties. | Americans traveling abroad heat of Great Britain or France ia ranging for the international inability te provide this great help.