The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 16, 1920, Page 9

pune / Yours! For a Nam Photograph of $1,695 Automobile for Which e THIS 1920 MODEL 6-CYLINDER SEATTLE-MADE AUTOMOBILE TO BE GIVEN FREE To Person Suggesting Best Name Why We Ask the Public to Suggest a New Name The Davis Car Company, Inc., has been engaged since its organization in 1914 in perfecting a new design for an automobile to be manufactured in Seattle. It is now ready to begin the marketing of its product and calls upon the people of this community to supply the best possible name for the first car to be produced in Seattle. The first car made in the company’s factory is pictured above. This car will be presented, fully equipped, to the person suggesting the best name. The original intention of the company was to name its car the “Davis Six,” after the inventor of the Davis drive, which is the most distinguishing feature of _ this automobile, but there is another car on the market with the Davis name, and | rather than engage in litigation the right to use the name “Davis” was given up. In selecting a name consider that it must be one attractive and practical for use in all parts of the United States and all countries on the Pacific ocean, for ex- port trade will be vigorously sought for by this company. Rules of Contest 1. Contest is open to any person, eqnywhera Only ones barred arg employes the Davis Con erincs and their {mmediate 2 is costs mothing to enter. Features to Consider As the name must fit the car, close study of the fol lowing Gescription is advised before starting to think of name. ‘The two outstanding features of the car made by the Davie Car Company, Inc, are the facts that the car is made tn Seattle and that in the Davis drive the method THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDA' FEBRUARY 16, 1920 Greater } Solomon once sald, “Wisdom ts | better than rubies." Solomon was in| & position to know, for he was @ very wise and rich man, Selfinterest and self-protection ts! enough to prompt @ large public In- terent in the schools of Seattle, We the ordinary affairs of our city. An@) we expectaliy need educated men and | women for what they may do in social unrest. Woe take just pride tn the fact that Seattie holds the record among cities | of its aise for echool attendance. 1 indicates @ certain degree of co operation betareen the parents and the schools, May we let our schools know that we are in the fullest sympathy with them by knowing the| [teachers, being acquainted with the courses of etudy, and farntliar with equipment of the school system. Our public schools have justified themselves by manufacturing patri ots and citixens of the highest order They have taken the children of| McDonald Baby Is Dead of Influenza But two members remained alive need an educated citizenship in all), steadying the current of political and) t straighten up. the buildings and other physical in Schools for Greater Seattle By Rev. Floyd I. I. Beckwith | The Seattle Star today publishes tke second of a series of Monday talks by Seattle preachers. with is pastor of the First Baptist church. Rev. Floyd I, Beck- | foreigners and trained them into the | able and useful leaders that they are | in our city, Our teachers have not only trained boys and girls to think, but they have trained them up into strong, wise, selfeufficing manhood and womanhood. Those who are) moat familiar with our public schools have mont confidence in our country, | Here are 25,000 boys and girls who | are to be the business men, parents, rulers and patriots of tomorrow. If we are wise, we shall be sympa- thetically responsive to the needs of our schools of today. Lat us adopt the slogan, “Greater Schools for Greater Seattie.” OREGON MAN HAS GAINED 15 POUNDS TAKING TANLAC Is Enjoring Be Better Health in Past Twenty ba, He Says “Tanlac has certainly proved to be the ‘friend in need’ in my case, and I can't talk to anyone long without oe them of the good it has done "Tals &. Frenette, who made the above statement, lives at 116 South Jersey street, Bt. Johns, Portland, weight as one of the benefits he has derived from its use. run me distracted to stoop over and 1 had mo appetite |do me I strength all the time. My joints and ie oken that I alwaye got up in the mornings with that awful tired feeb it I hed no energy ar |@ bad fix that I could not do justine to a day's work. “But now I am fSust in the best of health, and from this time on there's only one medicine for me, and that's Tanlac. When 1 began taking it I only weighed one hundred and thirty. FRASER-PATERSON Co. SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL 10 A. M. TOMORROW —In order that all of our employes may have an ath sith: to vote early in the day. Special Price BASEMENT ‘50 All-Wool qaninibenmmiiasiad Silk Lined Serge Suits — Tuesday at t $25. —Tailored, semi - tailored, braid trimmed and button trimmed models, embracing all the new style features in flared jackets, | narrow belts, inverted pleats, silk © overcollars and other smart fea- | tures, All are lined with silk. The |p colors include navy and bi with an occasional garment : another shade. All sizes, 36 to 46. A Fortunate Purchase of 300 Women’s Petticoats On Sale at About Factory Cost a $1.69 —In these days of “—_ prices, it isa avr to be able to secure fine Mercerized Sateen and Cotton Taffeta Petticoats at so low a fi are well made and have elastic waistbands and deep flounces. The color | ee includes taupe, Reseda green, navy, white, slate, wistaria 7 Store Hours—9 to 6—Every Day of applying the engine power to the rear wheels is en- trely @ifferent from any automobile hitherto constructed. One of the most efficient cars on the market today lays streas on the fact that it delfvers 84% of its motive power to the rear wheels. The Davie Drive by actual een re ‘The car for which a name is seven pounda, but aince then I have Monday of the Alva McDonald family galned fifteen pounds, for I now bal- of five who went to the ¢ity hospital | tic the scales at one hundred and gos Ba: ara me 14, joined hia|M#ty:two pounds Of course, I am Lao, mon’ ot, join proud of my gain In weight, but what father and mother in death Sunday.|) am thankful for above everythi room ney Pn co nae oise, is that I have gotten rid of the ‘The family believ ie et 121 troubles that kept me in misery #0 It has been the policy of this store to to alwa: ployes time to vote any time not open our store until 10 o’cl Ti allow our em- the day. We will, however, y morning, to allow any ‘kind f paper if writing is 0! one side only. No second ‘The six- 3 $7, ts tinder evautomabile, completely be a pears mted to per- fon who first its name most Qcceptable to majority of judges. THE ELIMINATION OF THE DI Disinterested authorities are of Gifferential is of universal de sign. Geaired compares beauty of lines and finish and in riding comfort with Bo car on the market. —Starts the car without ferk or far. —No gears to strip. An equal pull on beth wheels, —Differential gears entirely eliminated without tmpair ing efficiency. Independent action of each wheel obviates skidding tendency. —Simplicity of operation, as levers cannot be moved to break or injure transmission. —Great saving of lubricating offs, grease, gasoline and tires. —In eliminating the clutch, ériving gears and differen- tial gears, the Davis transmission serves the purposes of all of these in one unit, —By eliminating upwards of 500 separate parts, as com- pared with the average machine, the Davis transmission ia cheaper to operate than the gear assembly. —The Davis transmission is @ perfect cone fiber grip, which means ail of 60% saving In upkeep of the car through the elimination of any possibility to etrip gears; in the great reduction in number of parts with the further saving tn lubrication added. —The car can be moved in a space of two Inches with the Davis transmission, making a better car for city work where a driver is compelled to move in confined quarters. It is not necessary to see the automobile before sending in name, but the beauty of its lines, the smartness of its appearance, the practicability of its improved drive may suggest something that will help you think of just the right name. ‘The complete car for which a name ié desired, the same car that will be given as first prize, is on exhibition at our temporary demonstration room, 819 Second Ave., daily from 8:30 a. m. until 9 p. m. | Davis Car Co., Inc. MPANY, INC, ST Main Office and Factory! 7784 14th Ave.'S. | Temporary | Demonstrating Room 819 Second Ave. Visitors are alwa | my Name Is... [DAVIS CAR COMPANY, INC, 7784 Fourteenth Avenue South, Seattle, Wash. I suggest es a name for your eiz-cylinder automobile emma recor ares ereeeeseessersseres oe eee roe e cle wee wee nee welcome at both | Addr Orme rererereeseersees sees scescseecoces factory and the demonstration room BLISS 1233 HERBS| TABLETS | |Prince Alexander NATIVE) 7 Is Called by De PARIS, Feb, 16-—-Prince Alexander poet ie Paris for burial. patch said. Lack of exercise, poor food, im- Pecan former pretender Gigestion, and mental worry | to the Serbian Throne and husband of gause SICK HEADACHE. Bile |the former Mra. . Kruger Pratt, ot OUSNESS, DYSPEPSIA, © ATION and STOMACH DIsOK. D Leanen the r of Bun TA. GUARANTEE with a bl Mure of ALONZO Me by al We are able to give you kind of a room you desire. Cleveland, Ohio, is dead at St. "Morita, 4 dispatch said today. 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This store finds itself in the fortunate position of having large and complete assortments of Furniture, Rugs, Stoves, Ranges and Pipeless Furnaces ata time when many concerns are experiencing difficulties in either placing orders or receiving shipments. The result is that all lines of Household Furnishings, including the renowned BUCK’S Ranges, Heaters and Pipeless Furnaces cost Seattle people less in proportion than any sim- ilar lines sold here. We invite a close comparison of prices with the utmost confidence that our statements will be found absolutely true, that you will effect substantial savings by making your Vy here. 7: Our liberal and fair credit terms are condi ly extended. SOLE AGENTS BUCK’S RANGES HEATERS AND PIPELESS FURNACES M.AGOTTSTEIN FURNITURE CO. 1514-1520 Second, Between Pike and Pine inet