The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 17, 1923, Page 14

sco atipamnaernney ee WP ENE VE ICE Baie Mas cSplas MBN as Set eS AS eh 9 PRA onnenn te ae PAGE 14 BE SE ATTL 1D} California to Boost Washington! State Auto Clubs to Co- -operate » Exchange of Scenic Data | HERE'S THE NEW FORD SEDAN! | - and Information Okhed Southern Official Declares Evergreen State} i Favorite With Visitors IXTRA! Wuxtre going to boost as Beloved homeland! | | — Yes, it’s happened, unbelievable though it may sound, for! - the reputedly selfish, near-sighted Southern California citi- » zen to see anything in any state other than California the - Golden. But “cold, foggy, rainy, uncivilized oid Washing- ; ton state” has been given a’ coveted place in the hearts of | _ the “native sons,” with the result that the Southern Cali- | fornia Automobile club will boost Washington this coming | 1 i} | STAR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 192 | = Our Christmas > Special Paqunent Plan’: \ Makes a ee Gift Southern California boosters are ashington in addition to their own - year, and its members will advise tourists from the East to visit the land of lumber and fish and big red apples and ever’thing. And all Washington has to do in exchange is ~ to boost for Southern California. All of which, Seattle boost- [sani ome bathe nnd reg 4 ers are exclaiming is a good | This past summer tho tourist thing. It is pointed out that] rye! from California to Washington patly exceeded that of any previous : Ma : _ it is high time that sectional | . Salisbury expressed himself as| Only the driver need alight when the gas tank of the new Tudor Ford sedan needs to be _Jealousies were punctured sent that 1824 tourist travel! filled—and that little feature is going to appeal to many Ford fans of the older types. Sand that a Now Yorker was made | over that, Sia Broater incresse) The new vehicle now in the market and priced at $590 at Detroit, has a number of new tO realize that there is an Ar features including a dark brown Ford fabric upholste ry and revolving window re gulators. “Everybody in California, It seems, = Kansas outside comic stories and iy talking of a trip to Washington,"* ‘that New Mexicans and residents | declared Salisbury, “and next year| | of Montana were made to feel that} will find many of the old visitors | N RKIN EH? _ they hayo Interests tn common }again in the Sound territory as well . "NO PARKING, EH? _sif PA G, » —— Hence the assurances of coopera. | as hundreds of those that have never 4 tive boosting made by Cephas Salls- | been here before." PARTURE x= Dury, tourist manager of the} Plans are under way between the} } | p =-Southern California Automobile | two organizations calling for an ex-| |< Stub, white here recently, is looked | change of publicity thru thelr mag:| | upon as a good omen. jazines and other available mediums.) TUCOr Model Is Distinctive | Preparatory to their efforts along | The Perfection of this arrangement, | 2 ce this nine, 3 atlases oft scente | according to Manager D. A. Shelor Type of Vehicle | | Wiews is being made for the Call-|9f the Automobile Club of Washing. —— | fornia clud offices of which there | Will be worth thousands of dol-| DETROIT, Noy. 17—The Ford] Are 26 scattered thruout the land |/#fs to the people of the Northwest | Motor Co. today announced an addi Soe oranges and Eastern tourists, | 294 !s an Important part of the pro-| tion to its line of cars—the Tudor | DWhen each office will have a full/SF®M of the Automobile Club of| sedan which brings to the public an scenic photographic display of | Washington to increase tourist travel | entirely new style of Ford enclosed | Washington. The Southern Cali. |! the Northwest during the season | body, fornia club has more than $0,000 | oF 1934, | It lan distinctive type, designed to} five passengers in complete | | {I (A COMFORTABLE CAR FOR FIVE PASSENGERS) Payments of $50 per month Your present car accepted as first payment On wet car DELIVERED AT YOUR DOOR CHRISTMAS MORN leomfort. The roof line Is low and WHY Bie “RESPONSE |atraight which with the larger radi | The Touring Coach ts the newest Huy nd off ator, now standard on all Ford ca we jer and ntage of t ave ‘ord designers an oppo: S K | r} Mrlemicig copak prasdiel ieee a0 | | THE DEMAND FOR THIS CAR WILL EXC TO STAR CARS |: tees tne mon acaray co f Te oo TOe acn it on nn cacbae fro doors are unu | | cement | | } | | | | pavements? i an j a 0. Ea) | “SEATTLES MODEL AUTOMOBILE ESTABLISHMENT” e Prema raaeans' ges BROADWAY AND EAST UNION ZF = SN ¥ ‘ > the iim! e = — S. Dul-| rear w y handing} & |by aw PT. A. WOULD |PUBLIGITY FOR. nro try AID AUTOISTS STATE PLANNED..." “2""" eee | Club Official Outlines Dan- Auto Club Prepares List of |, gers to Children Special Stories is easily and con y thone occupy’ is amply large fo were "refinements misse @ first cars, whic y ed car. The new lines of be ‘aceful lineaments of ths all the additional appoin the strengthening of franie of bo |the improved door curtains, whi now open at the same time a doors themselves —these fe: ave carried their message to the | pub c. Durant-bullt car stands for | Rigi excellence: out. here and with the facilities w ¥ for a pair of some ROT HACILER —— : ‘NOT : : Riake Ses BN eal terrors for Goodyear all hvdaeter | JAW BREAKING WORK —ask any ’ Ford dealer eased on the crowd of mor Seats Donee BROTHERS Merchants are growing more and more Particular about the appearance of the de- livery cars they send to their customers’ homes. The reason is perfectly clear to anyone who has ever analyzed his impressions on seeing a handsome, dignified delivery car draw up in front of his own, or his neigh- bor’s door. , to put |t Angeles Motorc Tne [CHEVROLET “If It’s a Gold-Line Radiator It’s a Washburn Chevrolet” VERY Chevrolet sold by this company carries a gold line around the front of the radiator—a distinctive, dignified badge of honor, signifying an owner w ho knows what “just complete satisfaction” can mean in the operation of a moderate- priced motor car. Washburn Chevrolet Company p IJACK TIRES as J ae» Wf a Good appearance is one of the three fore- most attributes of Dodge Brothers Com- mercial Car. The others are low upkeep cost and long, dependable service. * unty Kngineer ‘| WEEK ¥ + NOVEMBER 17, 1923 ta ot oc, | ALL PAVED ROADS IN GOOD CON- habits of pre DITION RAVEL ROADS je Valley from L ONCE R BASE FOR TRUCKS _Eaton F Phone EA st-0313 mond (vin Boos Creek) | IQVOUUAUAULOONAAUEUEUUUOOUGOEOUGUEUGEOUEAEUEAUA AEA 12th at East Madison “The Old Chevrolet Corner” Nort west St JACK TIRE STATION 1924 ~Thitd Ave. ~ ~ Seatile~Wash, HUUUAUALUEUNUUUUUEUELUUUETLA 2 TUTTI LWMWLLUMALLA LAMM U TUTTI