The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1923, Page 9

|__Buick's New Sport Car Snappy _ | OPEN NEW TIRE COMPANY HERE C. C. Miller to Sell Lee Tires in Seattle Lee tires may be purchased from & factory branch right here in Se attle, C. C, (Cy) Miller has opened @ shop at 1630 Wighth ave. and will BY THOMAS BR BEEMAN King County Hngineer WEEK ENDING JANUARY 9%, 1998 ALL PAVED KOAPS IN GOOD CON« DITION GRAVEL KOADS | Restom-Maple Valley — Gravel in geod ament tor 1% miles out of Kent Maple Valley Black Sunset Highway — sn r adition in ” R _ Motor fans will glimpse the real clase in Buick sport models at the auto show, The above illustration gives a few of the classy lines of this car, which has received much admiration from motorists wherever it has appeared on the streets. The Sports Roadster here shown! will be on display during the auto show at Fourth ave. and Blanchard st., February 10-17. | ss Dee ne Highitne—# Auto Show Success Is |AUTO PRICES Assured, Say Dealers) 2 sro snare vue s| wi i — ARE DROPPING: Rush of Applicants Takes All Available! S'erceas S| Space in Huge Exhibit Tents shway—Open te Index; | We N-Ceod. Kent-Dee Moines Pair | Beatie Kent-—New concrete wast side valley road open v This was 14 per price of 1921, when sold for $900. What causes this low average tn | Mot auto prices ts the overwhelming sup. Simonds said, “the general meeting | ply of low-priced cars on the market, | ™ MIEN Rear Axles not only denote durability but incorporate the following features: Every part of rear axié can be taken out of housing without removing housing from springs, Pinion integral with shaft--strongest construction known. End play adjustment for axles. With every available foot of a Sen ppallelle devel ” on of accessories has been of the Automotive Trades associa |More than half the care in the coun-| ! tion on Monday evening brought out|try today are Fords, highest price | we the largest attendance in recent/for which tn 1922 was $595. This years, because the feature of the| year, the new style sedan will raise) One.’ evening was discussion of the com-|that maximum to $725, but this has | por f ing show.” | mot yet affected the average of Inet | ‘Work of laying floors for the tents |” began at the Fourth ave. and Blanch ard st. site this week, The automo | bile tent will cover an area 100 250 feet, while the accessory canvas will measure $0 by 160 feet. space tn the two tents that will house the automobile and acces: ory exhibita at the coming Se attle Auto Show spoken for, committees announced Saturday that the greatest volump and as- sortment of motor world prod wets is assured for the week of February 10-17, and that earty prediction that the largest crowd in Northwest aute history will visit the display will undoubted ty be borne out, unless possible miverse weather condiitons inter Yene. “Enthusiasm among representa- (nformation oall Main 6990, oar, At the sume time, 4 per cent of Prof. Benson to all autos and motor trucks were pro: | duced by only six big manufacturers, Speak at Y.M.C. A. producing about a dosen different! roy Henry K. Benson, of the Unt. | cars. And nearty all these were cara! .. Wek apeak oh of moderate price. Interest of downtown merchants} has been aroused by announcement | of « handsome cup as a prize for the store displaying the best show win |dow on Auto Show during the week |it will be in seaston, committeemen said. mistry in Business” at the | friendship supper at the Y. MC. A Nearly all Atlanta's milk supply | sunday, The eupper will be preceded joomes in by truck. | by @ social hour, during which muste - | will be provided by Mian Luella Stand }hope and Kenneth Lindgren, At 8 |p. m. the Garner Jubliee Concert Co. E-xhibits of all that ts ultra-modern aren | will sing old plantation and camp tm the realm of the motor car are| Loose terminals cause considerable "PS SOEs The Jubliee mune | Try the brakes every thne the car [is taken out unbounded since the plan for a 1923 show was first announced.” A. W Simonds, managing secretary of the | representative of the Lee tire tao betng rushed from factories, repre | loas in motor efficiency | was also to be given at § p.m. Sat- sentatives of practically every make | | redy of car have reported from all parts) of the city. ssenipiesnsnsanerstaesanenrensnimasinnal eat at Boldt's— King County and State Automotive Trade associations, announced Sat urday remeron Battery terminals should never be| When in doubt “Ae an example of this spirit,” Timken bearings throughout. differentials. Cc. C. Miller represent the manufacturers of this popular tire, Miller hes had many years’ ex- perience tn handling automobile rub-| ber, having been connected with the/ Miller-Lowe company and the Good. year people here for 10 years, Chanslor & Lyons have been Coast MMT arene A Tivvndicitivenin | company tory, but with the adoption of 8) rhe Lee tires have become popu- Rew rales policy, the company I) tar with motorists, due to the excel- erecting their own buflding at Ninth/ va. and Olive gt, and obtained Mill-| lent service buyers have obtained | release a services as manager. The new! from them. Both Miller ana Gray | served ire home will have special features will welcome their ola friends at) charge, for service to patrons, R. J. Gray! their new business center. known Dulmage Motor Com Tooth and East — | Will act ae service manager for the] Arrested After Week of Freedom Within less than a week after his Axle shaft removable without disturbing $528.59 Seattle LIUVAVTALATOREOALTEVODUCUTAUOTTGDUODLOUODETAUIUEQUTATUODURVIUREGTUBUULOATIOADONTUONDUEUaTDLDNVET ECU TUTH DIT CO Ml = — A back fn jail Saturday, facing a atm- flar accusation, He was picked up by Patrolmen B. H. Williams and NM. P. Anderson and turned over to fed« from McNeil island, where he | ¢ral narcotic agents. 18 months on @ narcotic John Anderson — better as “Whispering Charite"—was Fifty-stx street railway companies | are operating motor trucks. allowed to rust. | Advertisement. TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY WM. L. HUGHSON CO Commemorating twenty years of success in the Automobile business in Seattle, the William L. Hughson Company is celebrating with a spe- cial week of Ford stunts. Seattle friends and business associates are co-operating to make the week eventful and successful. The program to be carried on throughout the week will present, in pageant form and in motion pictures and talks, the remarkable devel- opment of Ford sales by the Hughson company. An interesting feature of the event will be staged Tuesday when veteran Fords will be entered in a parade and prizes awarded on merits acquired, such as length of service, present condition, adventure and other points. All Seattle joins in wishing this enterprising company continued success and prosperity. Bowden, Gazzam & Arnold 201 New York Building 20th Anniversary Week 20th Anniversary PROGRAM We Write Dependable Automobile Insurance IN THE Niagara Fire Insurance Company CALL US AT ELLIOTT 0888 HUGHSO Wm. O. McK ay Co. Lincoln TUESDAY, JAN. 80, OLD-TIMERS’ DAY A—1:00 P. M—Entry of Old-Time Fords. Hughson’s Ford Corner B—2:30 P. M.—Parade of Old-Timers. Fordson C—4:00 P. M—Awarding of Prizes, Six Prizes. Phone East 0501 501 East Pine, East Pine and Summit (Temporary Location) WEDNESDAY, JAN. 81, LADIES’ DAY Popularity and Driving Contests A—1:00 P. M.—Entry of Ford Cars. Hughson’s Ford Corner B—2:00 P. M.—Popularity Contest. 8 Prizes. C—3:00 P. M—Driving Contest. 6 Prizes. SERVICE A FIRST Congratulations to WILLIAM L. HUGHSON On the 20th Anniversary of the founding of his business. Dexter Horton National Bank Established 1870 A FRESH DRUM ALWAYS ON TAP Also Sold in Cans 1908 Twenty Years THIRD AND STEWART WHE W. L. Hughson Company know where they get the best paint job. They send their cars to Tranbarger Auto Paint Shop 930 Eleventh Ave. East 0906 ERE IT’S HANDY N’S FORD CORNER THIRD AND STEWART THURSDAY, FEB. 1, COMMERCIAL DAY A—1:00 P. M.—Entry of Commercial Houses. Hughson’s Ford Corner B—2:30 P. M.—Parade. Hughson’s Ford Corner. C—4:30 P. M—Awarding of Prizes. First—Largest, Fleet Commeret FRIDAY, FEB. 2, APPRECIATION DAY 8:00 P. M.—Salesroom. Hughson’s Ford Corner. MOVING PICTURES Ford Construction, Production, Progress LECTURE H. J. Schrieber, Ford Motor Company Mr. Geo. W. Hughson, Wm. L. Hughson Co. The Company Twenty Years Ago and’ Today Saturday, February 3rd Congratulations and Best Wishes of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK Second at Columbia Best Wishes of Chas. W. Goodman Official Auto Decorator —of the— FOURTH ANNUAL AUTOMOBILE SHOW FEBRUARY 10 TO 17, 1923 Best Wishes of HOLLYWOOD GARDENS, INC. Florists 1622 SECOND AVENUE Addressing, Multigraphing and Mailing HOOVAN LETTER SERVICE ACTUAL INDIVIDUAL TYPEWRITTEN LETTERS Hughson’s Ford Corner 9:00 P. M.—BIG DANCE AND RECEPTION HUGHSON’S FRIENDS AND OWN PRIZE WALTZ—FOX TROT—ONE STEP William L. Hughson Co. RS 1 1928 ELLIOTT 0076 Ago and Today COMPLETE MAIL ADVERTISING SERVICE FROM THE IDEA TO THE MAILS HEIDEN’S MAILING BUREAU 407 Fifth Avenue Main 4724—Elliott 4620 FORD INSURANCE We are experts in this line. Ask the Wm. L. Hughson Co. 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