The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1921, Page 9

TURDAY, JULY 28, 1 1. THE shart LE STAR —— ~ ‘PAGE 9 . STAR AUTOMOTIVE SECTION > MOTORCYCLES Makes Old So Good He Sells the New AUTO INDUSTRY ft at Your Dealer or E. Pike St. East 120 ft SBILE ROADSTER, 6 tires and bumper; “ee aeee in the new car in this con- 1s hard to find for + ; with special Font & cord 100 aes Si0 dition. Price. Mute Motor Co. @o E. Pike St. Phone East 0674 WE HAVE SOME oF THE BEST BUYS IN THE CITY IN USED TOURING CARS, ROAD- STERS AND TRUCKS. SOLD ON VERY LIB- ERAL TERMS. COME AND LOOK OUR CARS OVER BEFORE BUY- 1100 EAST 45TH Corper 11th Ave. N. E. CHECK CRIME Of tate it seems to have become a @uily ccourrence over the country for bandits and others of their tik to use the automobile for extending their operations almost at will in broad daylight, but police depart menta are effectively coping with many of these situations through the use of the speedy and quick-to. getaway motorcycle, according to the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. “With the states, important cities, and many rural communities main taining motorcycle police, the crook ia being kept on the run, while the Joy rider, intoxicated and careless drivers, also are being kept within bounds,” the company gays. “Nor,” the Firestone company re pert concludes, “are the police alone in adopting the motorcycle for emergency, for the apeedy two wheelers are fast coming into gen- eral use by hospitals sending first ald, post offices, telegraph and mes senger service, drug stores filling Prescriptions, other store delivery, caterers with hot meals, while sev- eral fire departments maintain a motoreycle and sidecar for quick work with their chemical apparatus. “With registration continuing to mount and the many everyday needs of the motorcycle becoming more and more apparent, a very bright outlook is seen for the in dustry.” Fred Hansen Takes Over Battery Depot Fred Hansen, battery expert, has acquired the Philadelphia Storage Battery Depot at 1513 11th ave. according to @ recent announce ment. Hansen has been tn the battery business 12 years and is said to be one of the best battery men in this city. nti: =U EgUIna Heth aa <aumne Hs A SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK A DANDY BUY IN A 1919 ELGIN TOURING CAB Ran About 6,000 Miles NEW TIRES NEW PAINT MECHANICALLY PERFECT CAR COST $2,050 NEW Will Sacrifice This Week at— $675 Auto Bargain Market 701 E. Pine St. Tel East 340. t@ mp fe Hi story KUSEDCAR | preperly everhauled. as = car as a channel of advertising? one of our rebuilt cars, and when they wear the thing out, they come | in and buy & new Paige, They won't be satisfied with any other make.” pressed by Dudley Fortin, manager of the used car department of the Great Western Motors, Paige distrib. | uters in Seattle, up makeshift, “Did you ever think of the used “We do. “A lot of people met acquainted ith Paige automobiles thru buytng Thie unigue point of view was ex “A used car fo us ts not a patched. It ts a completely ILL- MORSE _ PISTON bd Be ty? GUARANTER THE PISTON TO SAVE YOU we ba ad on THE OLL CON- sum! Wik dist ais pais cv cs-doue your plugs MADE IN SEATTLE TUTTHILL - MORSE | MANUFACTURERS 1287 Westlake N. Garficié 383. SENSATIONAL BARGAINS IN GOOD USED CARS Bill Werner made bis money talk when he bought these cara. tres, Worth $1,200. tearing; new paint; fpecial top; all everhasied. A bean- tiful family ca. Wisk tires, emubbers and other extras, Only $906 Well worth $1,198. touring; just over- indy iitle ear for Dries, 9660. Late Dodge sedan; only rum 6,000 miles; not ® scratch on ite original paint. and can’t be told from new; motor just overhauled. Ne better car in the city, AOnly $1,180. 1917 Bulck ering; epecial patat ; eof those little i moter, Only soflling 15 to not trying t "WARNER AUTO CO. 603 Westinke N. Cor, Republienh and Westlake EBERHARTER'S GARAGE THE LARGEST STOCK OF USED CARS IN SEATTLE It will Day you to look our stock of used cars over and get our prices CADILLACS, MODEL 57. 1919 “Bodane Noi) Nondater, 1919 Tourings. CADILLACS, MODEL 6& T-pass., 4 2-pasa CADILLAC nd tich off from ene DAN, IN 8IX. PAIGE RT xopri «STUDEBAKER SPECIAL LIBERAL Tenses AND TRADES SUNSET MOTOR COMPAN BROADWAY AND UNION overhauled, bullt to carry, the reputation of our concern,” he continued. renewed automobile, “We do tt with a purpose tn mind— and that purpose Is being achieved. @ try to make the purchase IF IT WASN’T FOR TWE OTHER FELLOW | WE’D ALL BE SAFE “It's a funny thing,” comments A. C. Hansen of the local Stew: || art Products Service station, || “that a man must suffer the results of a bad bump before he realizes how ensential it is to have a front and rear autoguard on his car. “We try to make ft piain that & man doesn't need them because of careiesuness on his part but because he can never be sure of what the other fellow may do. “If we could contro! the other fellow'n car we wouldn't need protection, but unfortunately that ts lunposutbie.* TACOMA—H. L. Cart, Wm. Allie, | Recharging. Emil Tietje and J. A. Griffith e@ |] 908 East Pine Street cape death when launch burns, Better - Class Kass Value of Sustained Reputation Price to the old dwner right and the selling price to the new purchaser right, “But, above all, we figure on putting out an Al automobile when the repairs are completed. “We overlook nothing that con- tributes either to durability or to! comfort, and in the end we give the buyer an ironclad three months’ guarantee.” Fortin came to the Great Western | Motors in 1920, with eight years’ ex- | perience in Seattle's auto row. He in maid to have produced a model de- partment a used car transforma- on. LEADS REVIVAL Clarence A. Parl, president of Briscoe Motor Corporation, sees a new era of sustained businens for the automobile industry, now that prices have been stabilized. With thé reduction of $200 on all Briscoq models, orders are coming to Juck- won, Mich., in increased volume and represent a demand from practically every etate in the union, “The industry has again demon started how mobile it is with ita response to economic lawn,” said Mr. Baril, “Jn the days of advanc ing prices the automobile manufac- turere did everything pomible to keep costs down. The percentage of increase was lone than any other industry. Basic materials and la bor were at a premium and prices went up because costs were rising, and the two are twin brothers.” “The automobile manufacturer haa kept bis record clean of profit- eertng as demonstrated by the steady business enjoyed by pro greasive makers during the spring and early summer. Now that prac Ucally the vance to better ti will be led as usual it by the mer the motor car.” New Auto I Park off Snoqualmie River A new auto park and camping ground, equipped with running wa ter, tables, shelters and stoves has been established on the south fork of the Snoqualmie river at North Bend. The park was installed by the Business Men's club of North Bend, who purchased the land. The park i¢ two blocks from the center of the town. FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrz. Catherine Williams, 76, who died Friday at her home, 4730 Ferdinand st, will be held af 1 p. m. Sunday at Butterworth’s, with burial in Mount Pleasant cemetery, AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CO. ee ee ee eee ALL PRIVATELY OWNED ALWAYS ON DISPLAY AT THE Used Car Emporium LIBERAL TERMS—NO BROKERAGE HERE'S JUST A FEW OF OUR GOOD BUYS Overiand Roadster, starter, ¢t0.....0+..-sercocersanseee++- S225 Studebaker 4, Touring, overhauled; new top, new paint, me battery, Model 61 Cadillac &, privately used; 6 practically new tires; -8725 eos oes eee seecemmmewcs cores BS25 Model 640 Hudson, privately used; cut to ...--.--2.-0----- 8550 OPEN EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS INCLUDED 8 A. M. TO 10 P. M. Used Car Emporium f"Fin " BANK SACRIFICE OF MONROE AUTOS WAREHOUSE SALE! $1,660, REDUCED $710 SALE PRICE $950 Local dealer could not lift 22 “Monroe” auto- mobiles, and bank sacrificed them to us at our own cash offer. Built to sell for $1,660. While they last we'll sell them at $950, on terms, and accept light car trade-ins. New 1921 models, standard units PALMER“& CO. - Stewart Warehouse East 4089 1518 13th Ave, CHEVROLET MOTOR CO. Third Avenve at Blanchard Used Car Department Late Model Chevrolets The purchaser of a Chevrolet Used Car from this Factory Re- tail Store is assured all the courtesy and at- tention of a new “car purchaser, and a guar- antee of no misrepre- sentation. TERMS Down Town Location Security Motor Sales Co. Home of high grade Used Cars at low down prices. We guarantee every car we sell as they have been thoroughly overhauled. We have all kinds, and the prices will suit you. Come up, drive one and you will convince yourself. We can save you money. What you see you must believe. We sure have snappy cars at snappy prices. 721 E. Pine St. Anti-Shock Springs These shock absorbers are recognized by all mechanics and leading engineers throughout the country es beim chanically perfect in construct perform for, Hilliard Anti-Shock Springs y's twenty per cont (20%) on tires. resilient action of springs, the life tire fabric is lengthened. Our Price $18 Per Set signed epeedem: eter on your car is just a neces- stalled, without screws or bolts or , Covers up that unsightly « ometer has © inch dial face, 60-mile ca- dial, 100,000-mile season odometer, which can be reset to any fraction Fogbter, COMFORT, ENJOYMERT, INTELLIGENCE Are about all the worth while {hinge to be desired in this world Our exchanged cars are & means to this end, at @ very reasonable cost. Renewed Nashes— $1,150 .. $1,500 (OUFDE some. $675 Toadeter seenseeeeees.- SISO we $850 .. $1,050 welts ...... $375 to $550 $1,250 .. $3,150 .. $550 ‘We are never satisfied unless our customers are 1917 Ford touring tn very fine condition.... $275 Late model Dongs touring, new top, cord tires, in fine condiuon 1919 Oakland touring thoroughly overhauled. $775 1919 Maxwell touring; overhanted and refinished; runs Uke @ new car SOLD ON VERY Easy TERMS OPEN EVENINGS Mast 11¢0 1531 BROADWAY HILLIARD me- on to the functions they are de- wateh tn your pocket. Be f your tire mileage, of 4 oti consumption and your fn the cowl; of your car vitration out of the steerti of windshield. Speed. for ealy..-----. tee Paige; new leather top; A-l ine chanically; for OLY. 022.0002 erecerees MANY MORE Come In ~. $1,125 Great Western Motors Inc Broadway and Union CACACACACACACA Have one of the best assort- ments of Ford Cars to be found anywhere in the North- West. We tell the true condi- tion of our cara. Our terms are liberal, the first payment being small, baiance in 13 months and only 6 per cent interest. SPECIALS FOR TODAY: 1921 Touring .-+rc-0- Shed 1920 Roadster ..... 1918 Roadster eomplete.. 375 1917 Delivery ...... When tn need of Ford Cai nuine Ford Parts, real Fo! ice or accessories, call on CACACACACACAC, Carre AGENCY, Ine. Authorised Fora Dealers Broadway and Pike Kast 0320, Cacacacacacaca pPACACACACACACACACACA VOVOVOVOVOVOVOWIVOVOVOVOVOTOVOVG