The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1923, Page 6

PAGE 6 New Overland SedanHas [ : Added New Refinements Improved Moderate-Priced Car Will Appeal Thru Conveniences =i UATY DRIVERS wom. FAIL TO DIM Halibut Boat Crews Are Getting Ready for Work ..::.° Centralized Dash Light on Oaklands Is Help wife at home, THE SEATTLE STAR ~ HAROLD LLOYD CHOOSES A BUICK —_ } FORD PRIGES ao ing Mildred Davis, who is Harold Lloyd's “girl in the movies and hia | to bought a Buick roadster—the first one delivered in Los Angeles, known s which Harold wears in the picture, qumer ding the wisdom of Mildred’ And the f f { ¢ among many thousands who find in the new Buick Judging by the well Salmon Bay Alive With Activities as Fisher- Atl make. guara ¥ the CORDS Showing the ease with which Oakland lights are switched on or off. 30x3'5 0. s. Keaton $13.50 ‘30x3'4 0. s. Ajax 12.50 BOx3ig reg. Sound - - 9.00 ee 30x3'4 reg. Pathfinder 8.50 ten: the Mall Orders C. 0. D. PUGET SOUND TIRE SHOP F/ 1. HEWITT, Mer. BE acn-0980 306 TWELFTH AVE. 8. Near Jackson }to reach down to th Frequently it is due fools that car fully unde jtrol while so doing. | In th 1924 Oakland True a | Blue mo entrulized arrange men Prepare for Winter Season BY LELAND HANNUM Wh alt t ermer te HIT A twist asary to op Ready to Go There's nothing left to buy when you've purchased a Sear Car. It comes completely equipped, with speedometer, starter, horn, extra. rim, tite cartier, license holder | fic officials, y and complete tool outfit. demonstrations cities and towns th land True Blue travelers sent to ev section of the co These T: J from the the 1924 Oa ticular reference to their fafety fea F.0.B. Mich, The World’s Lowest Priced a aa Fully Equipped 3-Speed wheel a: frpen: thas nticd Motor Car The er xf the new models ‘also lis equipped with a full automatic | ¢ We S. Dulmage. |i ste rit a fan automatic orrect timing the spark at any Motor Co. pec iplbe ns cree ae ae 9% EAST PIKE Fourth Avenue Motor Sales Co. 1114 Fourth Av s best economy result of the hand controls on the steering instruments on MOTOR TRUGK foe os “ Rebuilt to the dash. The indirect lighting | makes all instruments nly visib MACKS at night and removes re from the front compartment, which ha driving. Other ; Ve Makes ALL IN THE POINT OF VIEW i : In the old Mechanically Repaired Jf the vicinity fo shelby « sheepherd er named i Bill, ike moxt mem Bona Fide work faithfully for the greater part Bargains of the yea nd then blow inte town ond w his substance in short period of jotous livin Re d him Very—Very Low “BIN, ol » with $400. What became of Bill studied a minute and replied Bo hundred in a stud game. 1 must to October 15th a left ‘bout m hundred at ‘the Fash fon dance hall, an’ 1 reckon I spent cloxe to a hundred for booze.” “What did you do with the other hundred?" persivted his bows, "Can't remember exactly,” replied Your Investment I must of just hers oled that away."—Ir PROTECTED 7 Young wife-If thix is an all wool rug, Why is it labeled “cottor moth#!London Mall Ninth N. and Roy CA pitl-4575 ho great armadillo his 92 teeth |—more thin any other animal, maximum | 9 1} tle furn days there lived in| Bill, after due reflection. “1 guess | minal dock, personally cond PARK VISITORS SHOW BIG GAIN Mountain Tourists 76 Per Cent More Than 1922 BY SEABURN BROWN ng the past 1 wahel Curti . at 11 o'clock, It's ing board ves jon graveyard lumber barges ed with boards and great 4 of timber 76 per cent gain 2 in the number of park visitors Friday “The attendance from California where most of dvertising fund | Far out over the rotting old pilings wan spent \ of the wartime shipyards, acro id. “The » A. | thick n 4 tails, sits Re n Junker rin to the port commis. hree salmon hug on with thi purse ne and trolling boat shack, led to the piers. And over by the machine shops, stripped of the romance of an earlie purpose, rides the “Morning Star Captain Bilmour commanding. was the “Morning Star," o ner built for the jen In the South Pacific rive to the desire of the si know more of the docks. @ glamor about the once proud little bpieeah Hine 92,183 of whom Seat-| vessel, A sort of sadness surround: miinson legation of & except W: doubled Or s quota Approximately 90 per cent of the rk tourists, who totaled 123, own automobiles. 76—the high mark up te WASH ALL Wa might be expect tates west of the Mis her now in her aged and far from ro. mantle chara # « tramp out of Port To pping from hymn 2, Delaware ix the only state | books and cannibals of the South Unrepressoted: in the: tgure Seay to nameless and divers cargoes The heaviest attendance up and there and carried marked on September 2, the Sunday A recompense {Preceding Labor Day, when 1,324! It's an all-year grind for the ma 8 carried 6,416 persona thru the | jority of the fishing fleet of Salmon ‘angpher bay. Unloading a catch at the Spo- “While the local advert kane st. terminal, up to Salmon bay to lone the barnacies and other salt | water parasites in its lake ter, re it 1 bring the heaviest returns, | pairing nets and trolling lines and " serving the Northwest | coiling the “skates of halibut lines materially asvisted in attracting |for another cruise, Then out into tourists from the Atlantic dj the ocean again, where captain, ship and the Middle West thru their ad- | and ¢ e their pay In shares of vertising work,” Curtis said the next catch sale price, and back "It Is to be hoped that more funds | to Seattle again will be at the disposal of the Chamber of Cor ierce to adve se e park + next your, for it the heavy atena | Refrigeratotr Car Shortage Is Acute ance can be kept up for a few wea-' sons tourists from other sectio: her sections will! SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.—Ship pers of perish © untold Ic involuntaril rry on the work of nuKe of a & of refi telling the rest of the world about || the wcenic and climatic offerings of te in the’ Wet! the Galltbenl cars in the West, the California | department of agrioulture announ¢ the Northwest," Cur explained. HAWAII AND JAPA JARE R ‘SENTED today thru the division of market Riven: Hiawiil RHA, Tapa anal Shippers are able to xecure only China contribute att ndance | $3 to 50 per cont of the numbe tila summi The Hawailans | eA" 1, the do | were enthusiastic, and | © ded an par. | prom ' numbers of the | Heularly in California. he. won, ¢ ge fruit crops thi On the day that the park closed |e # of londed cara abe September 15, Curtis noticed license | Ute je t expeditions in clon | i numbers of 18 vtates on cara pawwed | Me them for return and reloading, | nthe highway between Yakima and | Senttle, | KINSTON, N, C., Oct. 6.—Voters During the fall months the high.|@ {the second North rolina con: | ween Narada Falla and Para-| sreseonal datrict went to the polls | Valley will be improved and| today to lect A duccoMMoY | hed, and in readiness for servie Claude Kitenen, former democratic S the park opens for the 4jleader in the house of representa weuson on June 15, tives, 25,811 states cast of the | Jey was expendec | Pacific Coast, w + Wate nin hn DW |Used Auto Shop Is Opened by Sunset! weg DROP AGAIN Latest Quotation-Cut Is Lowest in History ‘<j Last Longer- me Less Adjustment i Buick Four-Wheel Brakes Buick four-wheel t | WOMEN PILOT | RACING CARS lor care may th some other 1 brakes are re on the se They act quickly, smoothly there will be no|'"S™ All 1924 Buicks (both fours « the 1924 Buick mentain power, in that make Buick Standard of Compar tober 6, marks the ri TEACHERS OF THE East Pike at Harvard EA st-0842 "| When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them JAMES GENSEL, new my wton ave “ih drink parlor in th arrested and sever seized when officers raided car show rooms RUIN New Prices Effective October 2 the Ford Motor Company announces the following reduced prices on all Ford Cars and Trucks: Chassis . . . Runabout, regular. starter and Runabout, demountable $230 | 265 350 295 380 525 685 370 Touring, regular starter and Touring, demountable Couplet, . Sedan, 4 door’. 0" Truck Chassis, ; ton « Above Prices F. O. B. Detroit These are the lowest prices in all Ford history. With the recent changes and refinements that have been made in every body type, Ford cars now offer new values in motor transportation. Especially is this true of the new Four Door Sedan with its streamline body and many added conveniences. THE FORDSON TRACTOR The price of the Fordson tractor has been increased $25, mak- ing the present price $420 F. O. B. Detroit. You can take advantage of these new prices through the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan See Any Authorized Seattle Ford or Lincoln Dealer EC ET RTC CCM CUO ) ba