The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 7, 1922, Page 7

Salle $400 Cheaper WHO WILL DRAW E Rea NS Auto Gu Asks Designa for | Prbis Cut. which feaclians & tavine| Whe Will Rave thé honor of de. | the biiyer of from 2 to 90 fer apt, involves no chitnde in apecits said Mr, Barker sinning the stickét for Seattle's new ~ $70,000 auth campr Manager =D. Shetor of thé Automobile Chub of Wester Washitigrot, auys the de | sigh thust Be the Work of Heine Se. sehdols, High @chO6l Art Cuaies, and amateur artivts of the A prtte will be given the pei vidual wilt O/L CO. be Riven thé hONGF {fh fihely sketched hes on the design, Purchase Your Oil the Mile — Not « The “ddan was firbt. prouine to tne vattenudn of thé Aut club by the Gallon Mrs. Maty B Guy, {#92 summit ave., Tk makes nd ditterénse who sighed hetseit & “loval seattic hoW much ot you pour tate.” and expressed a désire that a into your crankease, the Gésign WOUlA be Profided. Mra. Guy enly off Which protectd ine be ed a bright biué circlé set dngitie isthe thin tum pe | By Sih 49 orange Wigwam tn the center tween moving metal parts. with Chief Shattie etanding at the Kitig Off ®it! retain tng rine éttétided in welcorte with | TUM hiWrieating éfticteney | words on thé outer circle, “Be. | undef thé heat of sérvick | | “ties Auto Camp Beat in the Lain” We solicht Your thauiétee ‘The hational parks wilt have stick atid will be glad to submit oft to Be pidced Oh the windshiend & Iie 6f samples. fot visiting GAPE atid mAny cities in| GARAGES HANDLING | KING OL, j | | being Seattle cant not Gp éatiniated, | he said. The péteoh itting the suctteatal délign Woull have hie work cartied lo every part of the | URI States ahd even to foreign | | countries. Fi | A commtittte corti ot Mra, Mary Gay, Supt R. Chapman of the park board, and one member front thé state of @4eh Of thé Renttle | n@wepia; ‘WIN adléet thé frine.Win. | wing . Destin’ should bé submitted to Matiager D. ghelor | Of thé Autémobie Club of Western | Washington, and miuat be drawn so that it cad Be retticed 16 A diameter Rot to exeeed five iiches and the honor fH open t6 art | The new five-passenger model of the good Marwell now on erthibition at the William T. Patten Motof Co. hood and radiator, drimtype of the name “Beauty” Maxwell good performance, BiG DEMAND FOR Invention of Seattle Man is! Manufactured Here ‘The test of an article ty in its nimber of satinfied users. Tite Ball¢y brake; on the market « short time, and manuteetured in limited quantitie,; numbers its satintied Purchasérs among automobile ot perts, salermfn, proféesional and Vuainess fen, and has stood the teat Of all kinds of usage, . The Bailey brake was invented) : \Unique Escort Had | | by Kansas Governor | CHICAGO, Jan. 7—When bov.! Henry J. Allen of K visited Chicago recetitly to deliver an ad dress before the Lictis’ club of that city, he Was met at the depot by the uaual reception committe And 4 1% piece band, ¢ach player riding In & | Motdreyelé didecar dutfit. after be. | ing welcomed to the city 4 parade) statted thru the loop isttict with | Mdtéreycle policemen Yeading to Open | % pastageway thru the dense Sat. | it Morning thaftic. Tt» camera | i men in the i movie car ground jout_& Gems | from their dt. | pew? bel the motorcycle car) | fiiduitted band. which played contin. uously. In hig spéech thé governdr |atated that he had mimmpied mimny | | a t kinda of welcome, but he beliewed that the motorcycle aidecar band waa moat unique and prac tieat 4 haa teen. Batis wi mons wen vice Fitth cota and Dearkern SUPPLY 4 seavice 1424 Fitth Ave 100% BRAKE FOR FORBS The Reason Why The BAILEY BRAKE ¢lin- the relining of the traits brake. stops* the chattering 4 by the transmission brake © BBs becoming crystallized and 4g 2 stops to a very large ex pollution of your engine fused by the constapt wear o the transmission brake, 4 reducitig thé dad@ér of + the off lite afd Burnihe rs Mf the bearings. A—it te eaty t6 inetatl atid |) a | PARTS JOBBERS E.PineSt. Phone E.1055 |) It in guaranteed to be free Getective workmanship and j Due to the design of the BRAKE { will pull yon both wheels which in long life of brake lining Wear on both tires Ralph R. Wheaton, Dist. | In conjunction with | | Universal Machine — 4 ta r work. e ¥ / Machine Work 105% B. Pike Billot, 4096 General East 1176 oN. Adtemotive Hiectticlaas. Garfiela én03. Electric Company Distribaters—Whelesale Only MZAUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CO. : and Service a All Mahon of Batterioo ihard, dry brake lifts, pulle even-| | parks. by J. W. Bailey, Beattie man, liv ing at 1969 Harvard N., and is man ufactured by thé Baltiey Wrake Co, Ife, with offices at 1015 Olive at. Some of the outstanding features Chiimed fot thé brake by ite in-| ventor are that ft ¢liminates eon mant relining of the transmisaton | brake, stope clattering caused by | y of both wheels, doos net «rab/ afd lock the wheels does not drag when released, And will hold = car On sttepest bill pdusible for i to climb. Among the many purchasers and users of the néw Bailey brake are: G. C Seon and A. B. Parks, sales men for the Beattie Hardware Co. Ertiey Dunham afd Phineas Peo dieton, with Alfred G. Ayerst Ines RK A. Visser, Jotinsten Piston & Hing Co; Dr. W. T. Levering, Lar | ber Exchange Bide; Navy Dy Works, $620 Broadway; Cleno Works, 614 12 4D, B Lawh:| ley, grocer, 612 Froadway; Harold] Kasteup, Of the J. C. Corey Sign | Ge, 409 Union st. | French motorists are to cross the Sahara desert at grt lemgth, A dry under & Frenchman. eee Poor places to get ahead of the fel. | low im front: curves and imtersec tions. | eee | The National Park to Park high | way crosses il states and links 12) It'a the route wifie propores when she says, “I intend to bled it out of this routé i¢ it takes all ebm. | mer.” | eee 1 naa a home, 1 had 4 truck. 1 tot the hothe, Lived tn thé truck! I never was, I always wat—at home. eee The auto ts thé raliroad’s greatest enemy, ways an official Yes, but When attacked at 4 Grossifig by an oo. the train always wins, Women wotty about their age; men about the age of theif autd eee Petinayivania clikaee tagicnbe as | | comithetclal vehicles. Some of ‘om are about as edly Hing a& & trick oes Carry @ epare Ueht bulb, a spare) tire and @ eparé $5 dill. | eee H Filling station at Spartansburg, 8 C., affords camping facilities to mo. , toriata on their way South, says a line. Don’t they evér come back? THE | “SANDS PLAR” | mnvavoge tints Tan Here is what ¥ t owhers name. one pumber, * PO firth from wham he it new, the kind of given the ear, the A number of lew A what repaira at ver! aul ig wer dene on it. fi how Mitch was invented Init to piake it walable. With this on, nd ofie can go ying = & Ranks STUDEBAKERS Dodges Fords Chevrdiets Sands Motors Co. 1ith at Pine Kast 0961 3 show rooms Gt 1401 12th ave. The greater b head lights, disk wheels and cord tires make the car worthy . The model, retaining its reputation of long standing, ap- | peals to the popular demand of the public for a small car with low upkeep, long service and HAD ANY ACCIDENT? SIGN HERE, PLEASE! CAN'T CHANGE MIND! New accident report blanks, dh COMPANY MAKES sites i} BIG CUT IN PRICE Hate “Rniy""niline "wine | Plton and Ring Company Handles State Sales Placed in une the firs, of the year im reperting an aceident the per || son making the report is com: || pelled to sign it. It i then & valid document for use in court and it in impossible for the indl- vidual making the report to re pudiate it at pleasure on the stand. City ordinances provide that all accidents must be report ed within 24 hours ‘The state agency for the Johnston PttON & Hing Co., at $14 EB. Pike at. formetiy operated by Winningham @ Payase, is being taken over by the coffipany, which will handle all Jocal and Mate sales direct at the same address ings are manu modern plant \Nash Reduces Pricé | minutacturing tacitities and ‘airect jwaléa Bervice have enabled the com Below Pre-War Level | pany to take a reduction of $3 to Prite Féauetions effective immedi | $3.50 In price of the pistons. The ately ate Annountea by the Nash | price of Ford pistons bx now $6 and | MOtOrs cotipahy Gn td new line af pistOme for other maken of cars are automobiles. They itetudé alt mod now $4.64. fle in the ftw siteylinder Gar line, RnOwn officially as serie O01, and thée follow elohety gimtiar reductions | Tue a Mi q@ithkadmption. arid in well made feeentiy on all models in the and favorably few line of Nash fOuregtinder cars. |thrwout the Nort Following are the new low prices: | Fivepaasenger totiring car, $1.890)) IF THE car in not used for several seven-pasdenger touring car, 40; | days, dralh the wale? ayeteti. weven paasenger sedan, $2,490; ir | , are passeniter coups, $2,090; (wopamen | KEEP A blanket over thé hood wer roatster, $1,400; four passenmet | and radiator. @port model, $1,645. In addition to these reductions on the new six-cyh | MY REW YEAR'S RESOLUTION inder models the price of the new Nash foureylinder cab hae been re ft wilt clean out the crank cane in my car regularly duced to $1,195. These prices are all f. @ ». factory. | will do it at PERGUSON'S AUTO DRY DOCK, where ser The Nash Motors company will ex | hibit at the coming automobile shows view is PREE—Where I can et the best of off om the market the new models in both four and sit cylidder cir lines. The fricen are lower than han been possible of at “The Real Servies Siation” Kast Unien St, bet. 22d and 234 tainment at any time in the pant, being lower than prewar prices | Original Auto Dry Dock in i Septtle i LING PLAN Never in History of Automobile Industry have you had sa oppettunity 16 bay on stich easy termes. NEW Sesser, CARS Roadster, without statier and demountable wheels, $95 Down—$23.80 Per Month Reedtier, with starter and demduntadle wheels, $116 Down—$28.75 Pet Month Touring, without starter and demountable wheels, $103 Down—$25.40 Per Month Touring, with starter abd demountable wheels, $123 Down—$30.30 Per Month Coupelet, with starter and demountable wheeis, $153 Down—$37.56 Per Month Sedan, with starter and denmuntable wheels, $167 Down—$41.00 Per Morith All other modem proportionadely the same, KEEP TIRES inflated at proper, pressure STEERING GEAR And broken BROADWAY AV RIZED DEALERS UNITED AUTO STAGE TERMINAL Third Ave. and Pine St. First Class Lunch Room, Cigar Stand and Barber Shop Owned and Operated by MOTOR TRANSPORTATION SERVICE CO. length, slightly raised | The pluton th OF epecult deyign, and | euned power with decreased | | KEEP TIRE outs filled with seit | |hardefiing mixture | TO INSURE again fuel, mix bensol with awoline NO DANGER when | ning, for water in kept roosting of] NO ISCYLANDER care ace man | ufagtured in Germany a rut HAVE THE carburetor adjusted for cold weather BEWARE OF overheating the en i! Tn SiN Prices Reduced $40 to $260 EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1922 PACIFIC COAST PRICES FOURS see Coupe ... Three-passenger Five-passenger Sedan ..... SIXES Harvard and East Pike . . 91095 . -$1495 . $1595 . .§1590 . -$1620 . .$1820 . -§2135 . $2350 . .$2415 Prices quoted above are Pacifie Coast prices—not including war tax. ELDRIDeEAmaASALES@ East 0842 This stoté is open all day Saturdays The President of the Ford Motor Co., Mr. EDSEL B. FORD, Says: “We are taking advatttage of evety known economy in the manufacture of our products in order that we may give them to the public at the lowest possible price, and by so doing we feel that we are doing the one big thing which will help this country into more prosperous times. People are in- terested in prices, and are buying when prices are right.” The enormous demand for Fords proves that Mr. Ford is right. For reasonably prompt delivery, place your order now. Terms if desired. Authorized Seattle Ford Dealers L. M. CLINE MOTOR COMPANY WEST SIDE AGENCY California and Alaska St. West 74 WM. L.. HUGHSON COMPANY 500 Ka: p St. East 404 WILSON & KREITLE, INC. 4763 Ballard Ave. Sunset 4633 ALFRED G. AYERST, INC. Third Ave. and Stewart St. Elliott 4824 HUGH BAIRD Fourth Ave: at daties St. Elliott 0750 CLARK 1102 EK. 45th Street Kenwood 0031 “BAKER MOTOR CO. Tenth Ave. and Jackson St. Beacon 0532 CANAL MOTORS CO. 815 Nickerson St. Garfield 0074 HART & HART 00 S ley A Ge i 6200 Stan! dave CENTRAL AGENCY A. ¥. (Burt) Blangy, Mar. Broadway and Hast Pike Bast 63260