The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1924, Page 14

ra) ; 4 ; ses PAGE 14 TULt EATTLE STAR SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1924 sUTOMOB __HARRY_W. BAN ARRY W. BAN Automotive Manager ILE. SECTI NO, IT’S NOT THE NAVY AIRSHIP, [Little Snow in Hills || l Means Early Motoring | YOSEMITE, 18—)and o of the grade Lest 8209 at Wawona and enite Na Q ral years ¢ Ranger} the Tioga vation of 8. 1, there was ra snow thing to NEW CHEVROLET SPOKANE ROADS COUPE HERE IMPROVED Extra Seat Room Added to|County Ahead of Program 2-Passenger Features on Highway Works Among the new surprises on “the! 8k row" this week ts the new Chevrolet Hare superior 4-passen display at the Was Co. This innovation in the: low-priced enclosed car field already ts a! attention and. favorab! according to the Wash burn salesmen, The new model coupe, while af. jon fording extra seat room, has) vi ally all the advantages of the passenger coupe, including the « Yenfent Interior storage compar ment in the rear of thed river's sea! and the handy baggage and eam case compartment in the rear of body. Two are seated In front two in the’ back seats y . With the breaking of all records |Mica ro for Chevrolet early spring deliveries, | cbarce. jand a great volume of new orders; fm hand for early delivery In March and April, Chevrolet dealers are {pleted on preparing for the biggest season in |A steam sho history, according to G. 0. »- | Working on the Medical Lake-Ty Air compressors are drill! |the rock. | Doolittle suggests that Sunday motorists who are seeking beaut! jfut highways, take Palouse | ¢ highway to Rockford on thelr next coupe, now on ura. Chevr iy: cet “Shenandoah” means this model cent 1924 “spring work are under rd road; 11 miles road and six ‘Would Set Aside *| Memorials to with W. Bight for the rials was urged burn, president of the Washburn jroad. agency. the ing the prettiest drives in _the North Northweat, “Outdoor | } | { Ci ail. EA seohes for a real demonstration SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE co. Ent. 1008 1426 Hh Avenue. freeing the highways 'New Model Differs aC other than necessary direction algn | Former Vehicles hem lly shown, with Visitors of the New York show | crankshaft mot. saw ®& marked difference between tho Flint sixes of, 1924 and those tintroduced at last Sear's exhibition which were merely a forecast of |the real “Baby Locomobile” of to:| tered the | day. |other Duran | Using the chansis design original: | become Your Choice— Whether your contemplated purchase of a motor car be above, below or within the Chevrolet price range, you should first call at our salesroom and inspect the new values in the latest New Superior Models If you pay MORE, you can get LESS You may, of course, PAY LESS —and GET LESS Our ability to serve you efficiently is based on our facilities—sales, service, parts—and our giving of honest, conscientious advice. A Washburn Chevrolet Is a Standard Car The Sensational’ § Four Passenger Coupe Now on Display i Beas ell siisscstscirticiscsressstesterstte ttt erty] Washburn Chevrolet Co. 12th and East Madison “On the Row” Gold Line Radiator Our Registered Trade Mark means navy dirigil = PARKS BOOSTED lives o! citizens, and recommends th | ties, low the semper road to/of memorial to all Mt. Hope, thru Duncan, Valley, Chapel and back to the Palouse |*2¢ forelgn organizations. jhighway. The work will be com-| A large order was placed by the pleted this week and in one of the| meeting tn condemning bill the seven be he car to owners ee Pin. =x ¢, polar flights called off, ete. isplayed by the Washburn Cher Americans olet Co., in Seattle. touring car, as ¢ opening f [__ “ONE-MAN POWER” CAR / Tracts as FM eo eM td BOHR ER MIT, Citizens ; 4 ——Ooahland —. asia pe at municipalities board and other dutdoor advertising along highways. advertising ir resolution, of all agi Many the Flint atx rket, where have now William Milbourn wheels Joe Bazell in a wheelbarrow in| the 1924 edition of the old standby election wager. Mil-| | bourn, who bet on Lundin for mayor, is furnishing the mo- tive power for the trip. The men, both salesmen for the| | Nérthwest Oakland Co., 1000 Pike st., went down Pike st.,| | from Terry to Fourth ave., and re turn without a stop. | CARS REPLACE OCEAN TRIPS | One reason for the GASOLINE BETTER | decline tn] Gasoline bo’ ocean travel by Americans ts the |cont better than tha | len | tofore, according to tests made by | jthe U. S. bureau of mines. It is |due to greater skill and improved | mechanical appliances in refining, | |mmy the experts, increasing purchase of automo on easy payment plans, accordir Hilmer Lund. general manager In the Unit- to the opinion of G beck, jed States for the Swedish-American |— Iine. Lundbeck has just returned |terior of the country and along from a 9,000.mile trip thru the In- ‘the It’s here—the gas with all the life and zip that gasoline used to have ten or twelve years ago. TG —- | | Fill up your tank with General Gasoline, Let it have a chance to work through into your engine— | then feel how live and re- | sponsive your motor is— | how full of snap and gin- ger. green and white sign and fill her up on “clean pow- er’; then let your engine TRE decide, ti 1 | | | | | | Just drive up to the this | | nd | | GASOLINE | “clean power/ Copyright, 1924, by ae a1 Petroleum Corporation now, It attracted comment in the re- of the co rantry. the car. mie ‘ ] Is A CAR Omnibus Burns Kerosene KEROSENE burning thotor is used ir A ‘ raffic o just comp) firm, “Thornycrof andina n j reg war service, acting Commerc renson in forms the commerce departm motor has been onstructed according to the s¢ yrnycroft patent ind has a total of 30 horsepower whi es the omnibus 1 maximum speed of 45 kilon eters per hour 3ased on the consumption during a trial trip of 270 ilometers, the motor consumes 24 lite rs of kerosene per 00 kilometer SPEEDWAY be no a NEW nt for some time yet ang of the Low Ang the p but to the Chevrolet fane it CLARKE COUNTY PARK OPEN Temporary Accommodations Given Early Tourists Buicks Serve Indefinitely So often the remark is made, “Buitks never wear out”, The service record of Buick cars throughout the country fully justifies this statement. No matter how many years a Buick owner drives his car or how many miles he travels, his Buick continues to perform faith- fully and economically. Why not use Buick transportation yourself? Any Buick dealer stands ready to give you a demonstration. bave > desired to make camp Improvement p n- * EXLprin6e/5%72@MPANY East Pike at Harvard EA st-0842 New Downtown Store—Stuart Bldg. Fourth Ave. at University Street PROPER BUMPER. Unless the bumper on your car 1 and prop- a may as well | t has been found r is too rigid, a k the frame of if It's too frail, much result. thout one . if the ' When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them damage m. A New 4-Passencer Coure This car is Dodge Brothers response to a definite demand— A high grade coupe of moderate weight and size that will seat four adult passengers in genuine comfort. The body is an admirable example of fine coach building. Low, graceful, smartly upholstered and attractively finished in Dodge Brothers blue, it reflects dignity and distinction in every line. Above all, the 4-passenger coupe is characteristically a Dodge Brothers product. It possesses all the attri- butes of construction and 1lQw-cost service for which more than a million » DodgeBrothers MotorCars are favor- ably known throughout the world. $1875 ft. 0. d, Detroit; $1605 delivered WLEeton \ E. Pino at Summit EA st-0313 ae ese