The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1920, Page 11

THE SEATTLE STAR SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1920. ee 4 boat | Waterhouse Company Takes | Kissel Line for This Territory Kissel Sedan Model Which Will Be at Show An announceme: in make before Investing his bar advanced chassis construction terest to mem ind proved that t om are t t na—superior me Mobile Row, as w carefully | chanioa ite tn ing public that ted cost plus an equitable of U jue and house company *, which mark the franchise for di Y ear and motor cor r, tty . “In the “ ra g the autome A « an ex . Ment and " n f the line of aw trucks he ts figu that will prove wt want. He must m ard of quality and va age automobile buyer seur of the firs Who demands a great dea mobiles,” says C. BR manager “That is because our standard of gh al distin &nd station, prestice afd reputat makes it an absolute sity to use extreme judgment in selecting our Motor cars. We exercise the same are, expend the same thought and Study on our automobiles, as in se fecting our personal attire, country home, club or associates A “Such is the car I had pictured I Wanted to open up with thin 0 Mf it was being manufactured Mind, such an automobile we the ideal car, and w ‘ Des Moines Tacoma Highline Good. Seon Diamond Fair @ ous The ‘general three-quarter pe delighted to ad > t find such a motor b manu- | * ‘ . factured in th SA ° od Goud | a i with all the rem and | “jesequah. Pall City-N. * 4 sof motor Issaquah-Redmond vi ©&rs “across the pond. bag cae eg gr “ reighter.’ two-ton mode: Kissel Motor Car company by the pun Seneres—9 of ite ample capac . fo Newpert-feequah Good. fact that for 13 years they have! <ervert taequah Gort. Ot cuner iit maintained a most rigid manufactur F & minimum operating expense ing policy—they have not only gain a "a ing re yore rae heavy duty’ model, which has @@ @ reputation for full value, but i |e chassis capacity, including body, of Produced many innovations that have 4 Fevolutionized the industry. An in Yestigation, such as a banker would) | y and abil-| always ru on schedule Ume at} vin | Se ee a eS; a eh ie me. guswar or 1 ‘ferry COYLE HEAD fashionable of New York wm But that of ordinary Insulation does, at i least once before the i battery is worn out. me Threaded Rubber oe gives far better pro- Approximately 800,000 motor mit operating in the area from je veean to the Pacifi amd | x from Canada to Mex The District of Columbia has 50, 000 motor cars . .. and at Delmonico’s, New York cA ‘act: At Delmonico’s, on Fifth Avenue—today, as for two gen- erations past, the most famous and one of the most exceed those of any other cigarette. 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