The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1921, Page 9

* enle was made by the Rine Motor hinese Delegation | 7 Uses Davis Sedans) The George W. Davis Motor Car Company, of Richmond, Indiana, has | gold the Republic of China ten 1922 Davie sedans for the use of the de Jogates to the Arms Conferenoe The! Bales Company, Davis distributors in the National Capital THE AVERAGE motorist spends from $125 to $150 annually for gaso- TODAY’S YOU DON’T KNOW IT | | the continent. ‘Goes to Factory for a Drives. Baick Home Twice So anxious is# Miss Anna B.!the Buick factory at Mather of Fort Collins, Col, to get} and in the fall of immediate use of a Buick car when) drove away a Buick. she decides to purchase, that twice) Within six months after recetv she has traveled half way across ing her Buick in 1920, Mins Mather Tn the fall of 1920) had driven it nearly 000 miles, she drove away a Buick car from) over al) sorte of roads and in ali Sie aie ie Flint, Mich. 1921) #he again Motors Have ~ Why Buick Valve-in-Head sorts of weather, without trouble “Immediately after leaving the} factory.” wrote Migs Mathers, “I/ drove the car 4 little over 1,000 miles—making 15.5 miles per gallon! on the fitst 1,000 miles. Leaving Ohio, November 1, we made the 1,837 miles acrous country, inelud: ing side trips, We found bad roads! ——snow in Illinois, fromen roads in lowa and rain and mud in Ne braska. In spite of this, the trip; was made on an average of 16/ miles to the gallon of gasoline.” After reaching home Miss Math. ers Made several long tours of her! own “mountainous” state, going thru La Veta pass, Poncha pans, to the top of Royal gorge and thru the Sky Line drive; made the drive up the farfamed Phantom ridge and Tendertoot hill. In July Mine Mathers made an-| meg trip to Ohio on the original! More Power | PiereeArrow bus now being | pleted for Mra, Cora O'Hare, owner THE SEATTLE STAR TERMINAL OPENS THIRD AND PINE Cl ew Auto Bus Station i Finest in Northwest | The United Bus Terminal has been opened at Third ave. and Pine lat. by the Mot ‘Transportation | Service company, Twenty-two mod lern auto busses are now operating |from this station connecting Seat tle with Renton, Alderwood Manor Duval, Tolt, North Bend, and all) points north of Bverett The terminal, whem fully com pleted, will be one of the finest of its kind in the Northwest, accord. jing to G, KR, Sumpter, president of |the Motor Transportation Service company. Passenger entrance to tion is on Third ave, The stor busses leave the termi the y } nal from Third ave, and Pine st Safety signals flash warning to the pedestrians on the street when the heavy cars are about to leave the station All facilities of @ modern paw senger station provide for the com ort and convenience of t aveler There are two waiting rooms, lunch counter, cigar stand, check stand, barber shop and shoe shining parlor within the station A ween room is provided for men, wflie a) rest room with a colored maid in| attendance if provided for women | ¢ Paawengers Ten of the aute busses operating| from thie station are PieroeArrow Dusnes, seating 18 passengers in comfort, and are equipped with foot warmers, observation compartments and smoking compartments. A large com f the Everett line, will be the fin est bus operating on the Pacific vest, aoserding to Mr Semoter. New Timer Roller Makes Ford Behave Many remarkabie things are claimed for the Rush Dual Contact Timer Roller by James J. Graviey, president of the Alémite Lubricator Company, 312 Bast Pike st., North- Went distributors for this new timer, According to Mr. Gravley, the timer is absolutely guaranteed to (—FREE AIR FOR FOOTBALLS | BOYS! DON'T LOOK AT THIS}—if a boy should see this it might put & mischievous idea into hie head, New York kids are uring air from epare tires to blow up footballs. “These auto drivers get their air free, anyhow,” they say, a# they proceed to get it the same hi PALM OIL USED | @rUmE pee: FOR MOTOR OIL Sidtc 2, Belgians Experiment With! New Lubricant BRUSSELA, Nov. “26.—Relgian en- ginedrs have tound palm oil, of whieh Belgium has a large supply In ber Congo dependencies, and ef ficient substitute for mineral oll* used in internal combustion engines. Incentive for the search for a substitute ix found in the relative Prices of mineral off and palm oi! in Belgium, the former costing $1.40 Motor vehicles are used extensive ly in Italy as feeders for the rail- roads, ray auto notes. Whaddye mean—« diet? eee General Motors is said to be build ing a $409 air-cooled car, which re minds us that you never saw a traveling salesman's car overheat. eee Junked cars ali remind ue As we pass down the used car line, That a coat-a-paint may blind ua, Internal combustion motors are heat engines. The more heat retained in their PISTON RING C0. | cylinders, the more power they generate. LE ASE NEW HOM Water-jacketing space absorbs heat. i | Buick Valve-in-Head motors have about | {ld Gollousen- Grei less water-, meting space than the Leased by Johnston L Head type and about 15% less than the gclohnston Piaton & Ring cdebiay\ T Head type. a “Znth ave. tea Commodore werd ; ig one of the reasons.why Buick |r tome tw stonday | :% as Valve Head motors have more power. | ng wc feyihs, 'ease wan cloned . ager of the firm, whe plans to have | the offices, pattern shop, machine shop and foundry under one roof! “This consolidation of the plant! will enablé us to greatly reduce the cost of production,” said Mr. John ston, “and we will be able to show our customers the pistons and rings} in process @ mandtacture.” A NEW FORM of bumper pro- | “ tects the car agninat aide jolts. THE VOLTAGE of your battery is equal to twice the number of cells. snetrmercomrsevcemninnmn WHITEWASH THE tires to/pre-| serve them. YAKIMA WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM A ONE cylinder motor car has} WE POSITIVELY GUARANTEE TO ? ELIMINATE FORD TIMER TROUBLE RUSH TIMER ROLLER | NO GROPING Saneet Highway —Snoqasimie page closed. By a@ little mechanical ingeneiey't the motorist can move the light switches from the dash to the steer ing wheel and make night riding | more convenient and safer, With the| switch on the wheel, there is no need | of groping for the dimmer and bright light buttons, Also, both hands are PRICE $1.50 THIRTY DAYS’ FREE TRIAL Alemite Lubricator Co. 312 East Pike Street Phone Main 4585 on the road. Plant}; | Lake Forest Park. Always on the wheel and both eyes| ¥' e ni i Dh re Himinate all timer trouble ae well!” iin and the latter only 20/4%d the engine be calcimined. as increasing power and gnsoline |. it mileage He ciaims that the het 2S Se A wonderful hood had our Lizzie, The calorific value of palm oil is) spark, created by the line as well) oon cs to $0 per vent of mineral| er body was simply superb; as wipe contact, makes it possible! oy therefore, from tor tol ler class and her lincs made us) jo start the Ford on a quarter turn | cncinird more must be hed to at| 4% + hun eliminating the spinnt C} tain the same reeulth But the derned eagine wouldn't utter the motor, In cases where t ra : @ word. The experiments, as far as they fone, show that palm oil works well in certain types of en-| ines, the chief difficulty being that in cold weather palm oil solidifies, Various accessorion have been put on thoymarket, however, whereby the engine is started on mineral oil jand switched to palm oil after! warming up. Thus far experiments have been confined to motor boats and tractor engines, but engineers are working on adaptation to the auto engine. eee NEVER TRY TO BEAT A TRAIN, IT CAN'T DODGE YOU, eee MYSTERIES OF AUTO ROW. Why A. C, Hansen of the Stewart Products company is building a roof over the office space in the sales rooms at 1515 Broadway. Ask Hansen, equipped with the battery it will | pave save much wear and tear on the| battery in starting. Not the least | remarkable feature in this roller iv the fact that It runs in cup grease And eliminates ofting “GARAGE” WAS originany used in France to denote a place for keep- ing boats, rolling stock, ete eee / Started on a iark in a “Lark” was the experience of Mra. Wm. Livengood and Mrs. L, V. Rawlings, when they took a little trip by boat this week. Their hubbies from Shields Livengood took them to the pier in a Lexington Lark. eee TAKE CHANCES WHEN YOU DRIVE ALONK. . A recent count established the fact that more than a car a minute crosses the “Oregon Calitornia line. The ‘Philippines imported 3,835 Automobiles last year. Creaking and ratiling may be due 4: FO ga to loose doors. from bandits are brought in by the “iron Horse Squad” at the police station. Motorcycle Patrolman Feek was re- Got leently compelled to take into cus BY Vinge oo R. BEEMAN Everything tog & Eogineer caavet. ROADS ay Dee Moines Pair. Melnce-Tacome Renton Mapie Valley Rough. afavsl, Toadbed not firm, Maple Valiey-Biach Diamond- Kant Sieoh Diamond — New pavement Woodinyilie. Duvall.Goo4. Duyall-Feil City --Good Redmond-Fall City--Good Redmond-Rallevue— Good but narrow Pacific Highway to tody a pet monk with a taste for pipes, télephones and w , { eee Rainy days are busy days in the polige department. | * OIL Purchase Your Oil by the Mile — Not | Mra, Peter Witt would sell Seat-| jtle’s street cars to Henry Ford to |de made into flivvers. A boost for pavement open. rien Weidge i Inaquah-Pall City-Nerth Bend Good . . eanuah-Redmend (Vie Lake. Saummam the Gallon |the a le! lah) Redmond to ow . rough; talenoe eee ” f It makes no difference | My flivver made a desh Newport-Bettevee—Good ow much oil you pout At a Dodge that wouldn't dodge; Enumelaw-Franklin- New concrete road tute yor crvtihesen the Amal h piqper on, two miles from Baume beyond. — Par! Vrankiin brid pth oR ayie$ y ol! which protects the engine i# the thin film be tween moving metal parts. Only King Oil will retain full lubricating efficiency under the heat of service. We solicit your inquiries and will be glad to submit a line of samples. But didn't lodge. eee TNT—A drunk man driving a*car on @ wet street, : road two miles beyond A gravel beyond. Also via Roos creek. | MAYBE—w. KE. Burdette, man.) ager of the Mitchell, Lewis & Staver | |company, would get more ducks if jhe'd bring that famous shotgun up! | from Oregon. | . | Wa Henderson, manager of the| | Northwest Oukiand company, says | | Jack Dempsey ought to be back of | |some ribbon counter with that sweet | | voice of his, HELP! We'd hate to! |be a floor walker on the same floor. ‘amp Mason. New con , Renton to Issaquah, | numelaw (Bnwm- ver). All roads W exeniient, Stevens Pass Mighway--Open te tndex | fe! avement Loose gravel berom Rough. as yl Abt PAVED NDEION King Oil Sales Co. Dudley Fortin, manager of the Richmond Senih Road—New serene Distribut used car department for the Great Western Motors company, is driving one of his famous used cars painted gray. he's partial to open. mon Enamet@ (East Side)— Concrete ‘open for travel, Continuous e road from Renton to Kaum via Kent and Aw Jaland—. New pavement pen Vor further information call Pt ¥ foe ze ND GARAGK 99 Marion Street GARAGES HANDLING KING OLL Fortin says gray, even if his hair did turn gray claw, early in his career. BEU Nos AIRES plans to have NOTICE EVERETT STAGES NOW OPERATING FROM BUS TERMINAL 3RD AVE. AND PINE (FORMERLY OLD FIRE STATION) CONNECTING WITH NORTH BEND, TOLT, DUVALL, ALDERWOOD MANOR, RENTON, AND ALL NORTH- ERN POINTS OUT OF EVERETT. Motor Transportation Service Co. CLINGSTO! 5,000mile guarantee, 30x3, 30x3 1-2, Non-Skid $2x3 1-2, Non-Skid Bixé, —-‘Mon-Skid 32x4, ‘Mon-Skid ° 33x4, 34x4, Mail Orders Promptly Filled. 1202 EAST PIKE ST. TIRE SALE Made of best 17%-ounce long-fiber fabric, with # tough black nonskid tread. All fresh stock. Won-Skid $9.10 $1.50 Won-Skid Won-Skid No War Tax. TIRE SALES & SERVICE CO. Third Ave. and Yesler Wa KUAY GARAGE . luminous auto license plates that can be seen at night. MARYLAND HAS & state motor | cycle constabulary. TATION iano Leary Ave. TOO MUCH oi] tn the erank case is as bad as as none at all, } NE TIRES R 1217 Bal SOUND Tite Marion St OLSEN- ‘WARREN mMoTOR Ave, ©o, TIRES TUBES 7012 Woodlawn Ave. NATIONAL GARAGH 9.40 = 1.75 13.00 1.90 mitintis Si 15.00 2.25 AUIG SODEEy eration 1428 Fifth Ave, 16.50 17.15 17.70 2.50 2.70 2.90 No Deposit Required, RECKRY'S GARAGD 1781 _W. Spokane St. sTONE WAY SERVICE STATION 47 Btone Wa: AUTO SUPPLY 4 SHRVICE co, 1628 Fifth Ave. Tun Sane ead Makes an Ot] Pumptn:; Engine Better Than ‘eranaria eivaideett® |] RALPH R. WHEATON ARE Sant Charleston, Wash, NORTHWEST DISTRIBUTOR ro6% BK. ne Went 1176. ah! Dry Cells of High Test for Motor Starting — a er | ANY motorists have found that » dry cell for start ing motors is much cheaper and less troublesome than @ wet cell. ‘These batteries come in three sizes, and their strength and durability is of the best in batteries. 45c mies Single Cells ........ Four-Cell (as illustrated) . .$2.60 Five Cell ....... . $2.95 SPECIALS CUSHION DRESSING — Quality unexcelied. Many motorists realize too late that seat cush- fons really do need attention. Pints, regular Tie now 40 110, now... OOC Super 5-Minute TUBE VOLCANIEER, regular $1.35, now . .75¢ WESTERN AUTO ctu ‘ists 3 E Pine’ 1 204) -48 ae Weetake nap GFT ETSI Se »,) Many Ford owners can afford to own and opers ate any car they may choose, but they prefer a Ford “because it is a Ford.” For “becanee it is a Ford® means dependability, ease of operation, efficiency—and it means eure, quick transportation. And “because ft is a Ford” means good taste, pride of ownership and genuine Common Sense, The Ford Sedan, a closed car of distinction, beauty and convenience, is t! 1 all year ‘round car, for pleasure or busi the farm, town or city. It gives you all that any car can give at a much lower cost for operation and maintenance, Ford Care of all types are in great demand, eo place your order at once if you wish to avoid delay in delivery, CLARK-BAKER MOTOR CO. 20th Ayp, sod Jackass Bt. ‘WM. L, HUGHSON ©O. 500 East Pike St. East 404 6200 Staaley Ave, Georgetown Midmey 0680 CENTRAL AGENCY