The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1921, Page 8

— NEW STEAM Stanley Steamers Make De- but; Much Improved The hew Stanley steam coupe roadste new creations of the liey factory, whieh have been | play at the sales rooms of the Dahl jehm Steam Car Co. 210 Virginia St, have caused considerayle inter est among purchasers of the better grade of cars, \the manufacturers When worn or broken gears have to te replaced be sure that all replscements are fenulne, vot imitation parts. Tt is the only way to be sure of having quict, smooth- Tunning gears that will wear. We can supply your dealer, repair or garage man. COLYEAR OTOR SALES CO. PARTS JOBBERS S19E. Pine St. Phone E. 1055 of the Stanley with which they have tackled the task of supplying the public with | better cars, according to the com | pany | Mr. Dahijehm claims for the Stan ley steamer a greater flexibility of power, gmoother control and opera tion thal? can be obtained in the in ternal combustion type of car. The |beauty and finish of the cars cannot be disputed by anyone who sees | them. “The public needs to be more ip formed on the subject of steam cars,” says Dahljehm, “as there is a well-formed impression tn some peo | pe that the steamers are dangerous and complicated, when exactly the lreverse is true, This is proven by |the fact that Stanley owners make ‘almost all thelr own adjustments. | “Business hag been very good with jus in Seattle. We have had our |salesroom open three weeks and |have sold and delivered many cars in that time, I believe the people are beginning to realize that the bot tom has been reached and that bust ness will gradually approach norma! | conditions. Only those cars which |have not cut their prices to the prop- jer level will have further drops. The |public should not expect to see fur- ther price reductions except by these Why worry about the street when you can get Quality Cars at prices so low You cannot af-Ford to be with- out one? olic Honest mer assures you of ndixe and qual- LIBERAL TERMS On New and Used Cars AUTO IS HERE The earnestness of steamer is shown in the thoroness | | | | | salesrooms. P. G. Jenkins, of the University district, recently purchased his says he never knew what luxury was before he met up with Buick. He is shown here at the wheel of 4he brand new 1922 seven-passenger model, on display at the Eldridge Buick fam and dependabdility ts as pro- | nounced as ever, The striking lines, fine finish and generally rich ap foarance also attracted great atten tion, | | The smafier sized wheels are noted with appreciation, and proving & great attraction, Tire sizes are | retained, however, to provide great _ Authorized Ford Dealers Broadway and Pike East 0320 . | BARGAINS! ua ..... $295 : $750 mrauce $1,075 $800 $1,050 (| isis CHANDLER wrasse. BROADWAY AND UNION East 0306 UNIVERSAL CAR 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 Corner llth Ave. N. E. KUSEDCAR TP) a resiliency, | This undoubtedly adds In a etrik- jing way to the appearance of the car, But it serves a useful purpose | in providing greater readability and | comfort, Cadillac dealers say | A great many new and beautiful | features have been added to the new | model, making it a most welcome and attractive addition to the motor world. companies. NEW CADILLAC POPULAR AUTO maller Wheels Make More} Comfort and Road Ease The first showings of the new! Type 61 Cadillac thruout tha coun. | try two weeks ago has been miurked by enthuntastic buying interest. Seelam According to local Caditiac dealera,| THE INDIANAPOLIS race track | appreciation of the Cadillac mechan-' is two and one-half miles around, i | A New Ford Touring Car THE AUTOMOBILE engine oper ates most efficiently when it is heated to about 170 degrees. iS RACING MOTORS turn over 4,000 | revolutions a minute, $50_CASH All you have to do to win these prizes is to save the vote-coupons the advertisers on this page give you with ali cash purchases of $1.90 or more as follows. $ 1.00 cash purchase... 2.00 cash purchase. .00 cash purchase. . 00 cash purchase... 00 cash purchase. .00 cash purchase... And So on 10 20 30 40 50 votes votes votes votes votes votes 10: ; Up if at the close of the first big contest, December 15, 1921, you have the Most votes to your credit, the grand prize of a-brand new Ford touring car will be yours. $50 Cash Prizes WILL BE AWARDED AS FOLLOWS: First Prize ....... Second Prize .. Third Prize ... Fourth Prize ... Fifth Prize Sixth Prize credit, you will receive the first prize of $25.00 in cash; if you have the and so on until the $50.00 in cash prizes have been awarded. First of all, clip the coupon below and mail the votes to the Contest Manager, care The Seattle Star, which will give you a dandy start. Then read all of the advertisements on these two pages and see if there isn't something you need. Then go to your friends who own automobiles and have them dg-till of their buying through these advertisements and get their votes. You will be surprired how quigkly you will have several thou- #and votes to your credit and be among the leaders. ——100 FREE VOTES——— This coupon 1s good for 100 votes toward winning the Ford car and $50.00 in cash prizes, Contest Manager, The Scatile Star— Dear Sir: Please place these votes to my credit in Star auto contest. MY NAME 18... ADDREBB. +... Allowed only one free coupon and will mot be vaild If you lieve already received 100 free voter, If at the close of the monthly contest you have the most votes to your | second most votes, you will receive the second prize of $5.00 in cash, | BROKE RECORDS | IN SEPTEMBER Moon Motor Head Reports Business Good Prevalent conditions in the motor car industry are everywhere report ed to be on the upward trend, Sep- tember has so far been the largest buying month since the prewar po riod. | FEL. Renger, sales manager of the | y, Moon Motor Car Co., }authority to join | throng along auto row | states that September showed an tn-| crease of 33 per cent greater sales than the previous September. | The most gratifying part of the | remarkable Increase in miles, accord. ing to Renger, is the fact that this increase has not been spotty to any | | great degree. In other words, a nice volume of business has been coming in from all parts of the country, The South hag openea up in won- Gerful shape, Renger says, due to the favorable cotton aituation, and has brightened the auto outlook consid erably. A few months ago the Southern auto trade was practically nothing, “I¢ paople find they are getting real dollar-for-dollar value In a car,; they are willing to buy.” Renger is quoted a4 saying; “and this, I think, | has a lot to do with the popularit of the Moon car, which in pelting now at $600 less than last year's! price.” is the latest the optimistic | Lincoln Highway | to Be Picturized| Every step in the development of the Ideal section of the Lincoln high-| br d in to be filmed and photo-| grAphed #0 that there may be a rec | ord in pletures of the construction of this section of roadway which will be built to plans laid down by the foremost highway authdrities. The selection of. that section of | the Lincoln highway in Lake county, | Indiana, between Dyer and Scherer ville, as the site for the conspruc-| tion of “an object lesson,” has been followed by the securing of a com siderable footage of motion pictures, | showing both the old and new roads. The pictures of the old road con-| trast strongly with the new, highly developed road, according to @ re- port. J. N. Gunn, president of the Lin-| col Highway association and vice! president of the U, §. Tire and Rub-! |ber Co., which organization is mak Jing possible thru donations the con-! struction of the Ideal section, has stated that the primary interest of both his company and the associa tion In the deal is the stimulation of public interest in more adequate SPECIAL SALE Standard Tires and Tubes 30x3 . $9.00 30x31. 10.00 3ixd 14.00 33x4 15.00 S4x4 18.00 324 « 17.50 B2x4%. 15.00 33x4%. 22.50 34x4%. 20.00 35x44. 22.00 33x5, 20,00 36x5 ++ 22.50 PIKE STREET TI | W. 0, 8T. \G, Prop. Elli 0446 1026 Pike Street, Corner Boren REPAIRING AND MACHINE WORKS WEBSTER & VOSSEN one M, b263 2211 9th, Cor. Westlake” Renger | ¥ | Meas REAL LUXURY, HE SAYS, IN NEW BUICK CAR 1H third Buifk auto. He aa On ti BY THOMAS BR. DEEMAN King County Kegineer WEEK ENDING OCTONER 16, 1971 GRAVEL ROADS Kent-Dee Meigen —iood. Dee Moines-Tacoma Hightine— Rough. Renton-Maple Valley — Rough, New Headbed pot firm. alley-Biack Diamond ple Valley— Closed. Hood Kent. Use detour Davall City--Good Redmond-Pall City —Good Hedmand -Holly woud — Kacetient mend: Nelley ae Good. Imaquah-Fall City-North Feud Good. Inwag dab wah Redmond (via Lake Sammam- J~Hedmond to Inglewood, rough, New port-Iasaquah Good. Hentom-Newport —~ Closed, Use detour two miles from Bnumciaw, Good grav- el bey 4 Parking is prohibited on road erarel beyond, also via Boose creek, ighway- Snoqualmie pass open Read in King county tn cellent con- dition. N conerete pavement to point 1h miles owt of Renton open, avel fection closed for paving, De- ly MeCiclian Pow client condition, Open New pavement to I ember t Neches Highway) to Bitver « eaqguah ® 0. r Me: eh, road passable to Skykomish Black is rough to places, r miles beyond d-FrankiinGood Acrom Snoqualmie River Near Tolt—-ioad lmit five tons Lake Forest Park-Nerth Trunk Conaee- tee—One mile pavement t We have in stock several late model Hudson and Essex cars. Some of these have very little mileage; others we have com- pletely overhauled, « Hudson Madel 7-0 Touring Hudson M 76 Speedster Essex Model “A” Tourtng Essex Model “A” Roads er IT WILL PAY you To HUDSON AND ESS! OTHER MAKES; Dodge Touring Dodge Roadster Oakland Roadster Overland 90 4Pass. Bulck Roadster Nute Motor Co. 600 EB. PIKE st. Jol weite A Northwest Product RAINIER AUTO SUPPLY CO. Get it at Your Dealer or 702 E. Pike St. East 120 OP UP, FOLKS; WIN THAT AUTO Prize Awards for Present Month Announced Hop to it folks, the time is grow: ing shorter, The auto contest will soon draw to & close, and the brand new auto offered to the person hav ing the highest number of votes is getting steam upjfor the run of its life Howard Darnell, R. F. D. be 441, is leading the league with « batting average considerably fat tened by last month's activities First prize of $25 has been awarded to Howard Second prize of $5 was won by James Morgan, 929 Sist ave. Morgan is also increasing his lead in the contest Third prize, $5, goes to Mra. George Anderson, 114 17th ave.; fourth prize, also $5, was taken by Winnifred Chambers, 4234 Rainier Mrs, Nelma Ludvigeen, box 15, 3, Kent, Wash,, won fifth place and $5, while sixth place and a $5 prize goes to Raymond Clymer, 176 Thomas et The contest will end December Mist, when the person having the highest number of votes will win the auto, in addition already received. Cor should be sent to the Contest itor, The Star. munications Ea AUTO BUYERS ARE SHREWD Demand Price and Quality Columbia Man Says What does the public want tn a! motor car today? A consensus of opinions from many Seattle motor car dealers seem to give the answer of: “The public wants and demands the very lowest price, and second it demands the very highest quality. These are the two great dominating factors of auto sales. The American auto buying public is the ehrewdest in the world. They demand, and umually get, merit.” Speaking in behalf of the Colum- Loose gravel beyond. Rough. ALL PAVED ROADS IN GOOD CONDITION Richmond Meech Reed. New pavement open. Renton. Emametaw — (Fast fide) — Con crete pavement open for travel, Con- tinuous concrete road from Heaton to Kent and Aubura. Inland—New pavement open. information call Main 6900, to cash prizes) lens today than the original price of years ago. And its a better car.” (OILS SPRING | If a plece of olled waste is placed between the springs and the frame, | it will keep the spring olled for sev leral days. The jostling of the car squeezes the off out of the waste.) |The of! seeps into the spring and} | works out to the tips of the leaves, | bia Motors Co., the locat dealer said; We are meeting the demands of the| public by bringing out @ new line! of cars, the best cars we have ever | built. And they are selling at or below prewar prices. The De Luxe | model Columbia is selling at $420 Phone Elliott 2641 UNION AT NINTH ny “i in i] nag nousie fi UT PISTONS Guaranteed to Stop All Piston Troubles MADE IN SEATTLE TUTTRILL - MORSE MANUFACTURERS GGA L AU il 1255 Westlake N. Autometive Electricians. Garfield 4308. Western Electric Company Distribetors—Wholesale Only ‘AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CO. mire aeey < tpe aia ee «ial ‘ AUTOMOTIVE) DIRECTOR’ THE TRIANGLE ELECTRIC CO. Automotive Electricians 000 KE. Pine St. Phone Kast e683. $1.00 IN LABOR On Any Aute Kiectrie System TRIANGLE ELECTRIC Co. Me, SHE oe Automedile PAINTING “<% of the Pint: iM J ¥. 12 BH. Pike St. | Phone 715. TERMINAL Geodrich Tires ty Jackson and R. R. Ave. ——— Exclusively. LINING—- Wholesale and Retail OR Night Work by ppointment. Noel's Brake Service FIRST IN AMERICA, Phone Kant 478. 1006-1608 Molystom Av. near Pine ep J.P.MOLLER SS HALF-WAY}; HOUSE dames MeEwing, Prep. GASOLINE OILS 700 12th Ave., Cor. Cherry Everything FARRELL LUMBER CO. ATO PARTS Nickel Plated Reflectors |} Bk Don't Get Soaked Plom iat Every Time It Rains 7 1 See Us About a New Top PICKARD & TRAILL 1125 Pine St, Main 3401, BETTER, FOR LESS 4687 Seattie Mechanical and Electroplating 1311 ih Ave. HAND HORNS ELECTRIC HORNS SERVICE AND REPAIRS Stewart Products Service Station 1518 to 1517 Broadway