The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1923, Page 10

, apap > om SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1922 PAGE 10 THE EATTLE STAR ed i —_—_—_ --____— = CESARAI LRN PTL TIEN SATS bi RAO TIA. ALLY $1, 0 5 AC PRONE TOLL Li) KENNEDY SETS [WINNERS OF TIRE CHANGING CONTEST AT PANTAGES een FASTER RECORD = sm © od ] World’s Tire Change Champ Gets Run for Money rt demo was tov,Car @ ser ° Willlam RK t M. 7 + $50 in Jim McK r Pike § broke t tire, ms onds, time by: MeKin : = “wae eeeeerced the § abt Seattle tire men break previous world's record for demounting and mounting six tires at Pantages theater, J és ia a Kelle ike Pld’ r, bet G « record for himself. Those in the picture, from left to right, “3 F Kennedy, world’s champion tirechange et a new low recorc rh ? l F k ‘ Stes in 4 * vnar| ares PROOEM “‘Keknedys WO. Stondving 7A. iki Dadosle, Ted Kelley dim MoKtnne y, Wm. R; Dickson, Clare Bunnell and was awurs prize. | @ { nedy, the world’s champion tirechanger. Mi ss Bunnell presented the silver cup which was donated by t ing the «ix ‘ : i me PRE Ye é : i pial: : : : \ ap Ryan yd Aluminum Paint onds lowe K ' " Mas Mo. | to about reven . : si 4 : , P Teeord, made M « Garden, during show. tests in almost « Union, and tha showed more speed tha them. The contests 0. Stanc shop. performance "| Leather Cutting System: . Saves Much Money A New Sedan and pea i ied Tae new Gardner Sedan and Business tory wher Coupe embody that happy combination eona® aod ne eeatant power, absence of vibration, flex- eat uv work, of ibility of performance, speed, economy, and swith: it sh opt 1| makes mone employes when nd ‘at t for the fo en put ure of CADILLAC AUTO (Mn NEC MDRL CANE SED! BLAIMS RECORD = ; ; One of the longest authent @me records of a make of car, once around months for 12 of Patrick ton, Delawar ing Cadillac |S. Hiltes, of genuine comfort—those desirable oes so necessary to real satisfaction in closed cars, yet seldom found or even expected in cars selling at such moderate prices. oa —em eae | ae RR RON a Their unusual value can be fully appreciated only by a point-for-point comparison with other closed cars at any price. This compari- son we invite. mile reduces the amount of absorbed eat, which escapes on the lower side. The reverse combination {s much jess ctive The white paint is a ir eflector and a poorer ab: where sunlight te concerned, aluminum paint in much b preventing the passage of the Sedan $1,685; Coupe $1,360, Prices delivered at Seattle iz of f mand Burdett-Smallwood Motor Co. 1024 East Pike at Eleventh ming, was a 1912 fc which covered not Ie iniles. The next wa V-type, elght-cylinder duced by Cadiliac, a typ before being + ' Mileage of car, a type @ total of 31 12 times ai E tion to t type 57 road | limousine, for w given. er ee RET Here's the new 1924 Gardner sedan. Many new features have been incorporated in , now being displayed at the Burdett-Smallwood Motor Co., 11th ave. at 7 —p GARDNER CARS ANNOUNCING] siow ounces = j Improvements Noted in New. r: The New Four-Passenger Coupe De Luxe Sedan Model (ON FORD CHASSIS) nial design in specia! Farmers are coming into the mar-; It is estimated that at least 3-| One hundred and ten thousand numbers fqy light | 000,000 mot r vehicles will. be pro-| doctors own automobiles in this Many noticeable changes and im: trucks have also} duced in 1 demand thruout the Car sales this spring in the construction, de country and 600,000 cars are in ny known pre-| were far ahead of ur of the new Gardner Middio West |service by corporations, n need by the Gardner j Vious figure. | a (RA BR ho SB 2 St. Louis, This | OPES y at the Bur-/and key. The d of the| Motor buses in use thruout the | There are more retail trade units! Motorcycle manufactures report or company, dis-/rubber float type variety, rattle. |COuntry number 40,000, Firestone | connected with tho automotive. in Beattie. aie : ne truck tire men estimate, Fifty-six | dustry than drug stores and hard. | ‘hat more than one-quarter of alt V hile struction is This new model ts bullt on the one |street railway companies use them | ware stores combined, says a Fire- i Rew, buyers are those who, arg, ry r the previous | chassis standard to all Gardner mod. |a8 auxiliaries ‘stone bulletin, chasing their first machines. el, there have | cls dnd is powered by the five-bear — —— _ < ne changes in dl-| ing crankshaft Gardner motor, outside finish} Standard equipment include 4-inch lamps, tires, drum type head. kel-plated motometer and wh ventilator leld wiper, Perfection heater ight, satin window shades and nch steering walnut rim, ng comfo rattle-proof spi e k of the front seat ts cut! lever | tween. the back $4 whe The lowest price in 30 years The greatest value 121-inch wheel base 32 x 44-inch Cord Tires Haynes-built Six Cylinder Motor 71295. Seattle Automobile Sales Co. 1424 11TH AVE. FITS ANY FORD CHASSIS “YOU CAN PUT A DE LUXE BODY ON YOUR FORD” e The long-felt want for a Ford chassis—a four-passenger de luxe body that puts your Ford in the $1,500.00 cl and makes room in the business car for the wife and kiddies in the evenings, Sundays and holidays. How often you have wished for room for two more—at a small additional cost. Special features included in the Coupe De Luxe body: door handles, automatic gasoline gauge, dome light, sun visor, mechanical c window lifts, large folding auxiliary seat. Upholstered in Dupont blue arter: leather. SOLD ON TERMS AND WE BUY YOUR OLD BODY You can order your Four-passeng er Coupe de Luxe complete from YOUR FORD DEALER You are invited to give this Coupe your inspection at THE COUPE DE LUXE COMPANY OF WASHINGTON STATE DISTRIBUTORS eautiful nickel lock ank Have You | Seen the New PHONE ELLIOTT 6518 138 WESTLAKE N, OPEN EVENINGS—SUNDAY, 10 A.M. 'TO 12:30 P.M. DEALERS, NOTE! SOME GOOD TERRITORY TO BE HAD IN WASHINGTON. WRITE OR WIRE FOR EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY.