The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 31, 1924, Page 15

= SS ld gaperpay. MAY Si, 1924 THE SEALTLE STAR PAGE 10 ee ES EALTLE STAR ‘ ' AN ar HIGHWAY SIGNS MAY | Bring Buick Factory to aap thn SEM 0s SPREAD ( HERE'S A STUDY IN VEHICULAR CONTRASTS POPULATION tt ee ; Doorsteps of Autoists)». Novel Demonst te President Sees New Pacif : ead acific Coas fronomic Motor Car Value | guns. ARE BOOSTED , Land Developed by Use of Vehicles py GRORGE H. ANNUM and General Manager, Oak Pt ed Motor Car « concentra f poup as oe, san : ll FOR FORDS : Ager bull, and drive Only $17% \snitacbtaloe from the stock of the| the conmimer’ and iw sera, te At ROSSMAN’S 1524 Twelfth Ave ion Outfit En Route to the t; Tours 9,000 Mile we | bane: << fl FULL BALLOONS without rim change que autacle to suburban develop pat. The new and the old—a 50-year-old Great Northern locomotive, “William Cy sok , here the past week on exhibition, neber words, the wall qroved jand @ new 1924 Buick town car, a marvel in fine coach work of the Fisher y works. The Eldridge Buick com- | wr Nhat (Deralirends made {PA"Y declares that there has been more development in design and mechanical in the brief span covered by te fit breschi, but the railroads | the automobile than in the 50 , ap only narrow strips and — peat caste followed the low. | Ya dads ond valleys—which are not WARNER DEALER the bat bailding locations, ive there, such lands. wal a radius of 20 miles of the er ra dat the motor car bas opened| Associate Dealer After 13 aused the most » 4 ey trechepanent of Years in Industry Here ~alevelopment which {s Ne AS pew even greater. Ma griking example of such de- seapment, the increase of motor cars @ ley Island tn the suburban area | i | ier Tork might be pofnted out a ‘Tiscemmunity has been entirely de. | by one railway system and car. In 1917 there were Pmotor cars registered in this/ . In 1923 there were 51,-| ‘Mipter care registered. The num. Mem dwellings increase age period from 2,563 Tee will find the grea tesistration of many large cities ibe suburds, in most cases outside | Paeeporate limits of the cities | of rail | ocomotive devolopment, Watch Out for Mr. “Slow Eyes” He Only Sees Part of What He’s Looking At, and Is Cause of Many Motor Crashes, Says Oculist Built to Suit Americans because § they like~ Six Cylinders Fisher Body General Motors Units RESETS IRATE RS gon just another development (0@ mode of living, brought about ipitte motor car, and so quietly Bill Warner | A street scene looks like this to normal eyes, but the Providence (R. I.) drive r, men- The American people designed the new Oldsmobile Six. They've Bill Warner, veteran Seattle au- | tioned by Dr. Needles would have seen only that part enclosed by the dotted line. Photo ibe sy ’ | ple conclusively shown their preference for every feature and ri ment we've built into it! And because the finished car appeals to so many people—because over 500 people are buying it, every day, prices. tomobile dealer, has assumed asso-/ of Dr. W. B. Needles in inset. clate dealership of the Hupmobile car | and will discontinue the used car Presi BY DR. W, B. NEEDLES with poor sight and haveleven contribute to fmpatred health. dent, Northern Ilinols College even suspected that they do| They mes induce dizziness, | —we are abl. c business in which he has been en-| of Ophthalmology and Otology eo the name as |frontal and temporal headaches and] able to sell these cars at phenomenally saged for several years. HHRU almost criminal negligence) A causo of s neldom| occasionally give rise to digestive| Consider what you get for what you pay—compare the Oldsmobile His connection with the industry we permit the piloting of high-| recognized lies the weakness of! trouble disturban: of the Six with a th a h ies tel if began here 12 years ago and for the |Powered automoblies thru our/*9® muscles, resulting In slew eye) nervous m with far-reaching ny other car at anywhere near its price—and see if this novements, Some ais can) effects, isn’t your kind of an automobile, too! |last four years he has engaged in a | Crowded streets by epoy id occa retail used car business. Since 19% some instances are three-f turn their eyes to th There are canes of defective ot see him,” ar > eye defects. But investigation has shown that an amazing number of them are. But, you ask, would such @ person be rash enough to drive an automo- bile? The f ia the semi-blind| Not only a often do not know that v re - jblind and partially deaf. easily than to the left ¢ is no ald and| z ; he has sold 2,500 cars, according to f nh ft re oa « ta) | his announcement. Des eames not, all Geyidinte: In| tothe, Taft more. Ne Sire eho Six Cylinder Engine | whic we dri s. “I did we Grev A number of require all drivers ‘ Hoenses after phy The new Hupmobile establishment | ts located at the original Warner ad- éress, 409 E. Pine at. Modern service and maintenance} | departments, which are already tn- stalled in the used car location, will be augmented to care for the in- creased business which will follow, The difference between a one Te car and a ten year car is aN the proprietor points out. almost entirely a question of lubrication. The Oldsmobile 1 A sales force will be gatnered num- Dy i z ij son whe a | Six i with its pas feed lubrication system, has no : berin, imately 25 . and an | imperfectior ly unsafe | equal in any similarly priced car. +A sur uies somiee et am-vatl(, STANDARD BALLOONS, TOO _ ]lissive an attain sou enor er oe . : | : : si a cai Whi He deca Weare | does so in a menace to pedestrians, | Chassis Units : AYN | or jattention will be ted entirely to| Jother drivers and himself. It is a| > i nod hn Everyone appreciates the superior smoothness and better > performance of six cylinders. Why have less when the Oldsmobile Six costs no more? Lubrication EK HAVE RCISING yes with weak mus is| cles lean efficient, but they fre below normal. Some of them are! qu discomfort and| a | Hupmobiles, he announced, and it is ae pare eg tha | Delco starting, lighting and ignition equipment—standard on 1621 12th Ave. jexpacted that. his present stock of | hes Tasntas tact dete Bokeh most high-priced American cars—standard on Oldsmobile Six. used cars will have been disposed of | partial blindness these days, Periodic} I C 5 EA st-1080 | within a short tim renewal of drivers’ licenses after Also Harrison radiator, the finest disc clutch built, the best sib os eat ea fl re-examination ix, therefore neces- chassis lubrication system, unusually long and resilient springs. If the Pennsylvania highway de- partment keeps up with {ts construc. tion program. It will have oid near- sary, especially for truck and cab drivers. Body A chauffeur in Providence, R. 1, . ly 1,000 miles of improved roads in who had three serious collisions in| “Body by Fisher”—that phrase guarantees the quality and 1924. This ts said by Firestone a short time, was found to have! comfort and beauty of the Coupe body which is mounted highway experts to register a reo- only one-fourth vision and acknowl-| > on the splendid Oldsmobile Six chassis. “dd. ae edged what he caled a mil | wood alcohol polsoning 1s I betore. Equipment Te ada 0 pee I itt Oldsmobile provides with this car unusually complete sp miiaea a pe apes od pastdin motaiel ment. The car is ready for the road the day you buyit. Built mum requirements, cannot fall to| right and priced right, it is being bought by 500 people every: bring about a very great reduc. day! See itand compare it—and it will be your next car, too! jtion In motor accidents, Many 4 |staten have such a method in op- Roadster- + + $785 Sport Roadster + $885 Sedan - ¢ ¢ $1135 eration and others are contem- > Touring - +¢ + 795 Sport Touring + 915 Sedan DeLuxe + 1245 plating passing similar laws in the Cab- + «+ « 985 ti 5 se yeth Slatted eee The G. M. A. C. extended payment plan makes buying eary, All prices f. 0. b. Lansing. ‘Tax extra | : } GOOD LIGHT USED CARS TAKEN AS ALL OR PART Road Bulletin OF FIRST PAYMENT OLDSMOBILE DEALERS THOMAS Rf. King © I Aberdeen—Harbor Garage Kachee—Husttaer, Brothers * 7 Olympla—Morrly Motor Company WEEK ENDING MARCH 31, 1924 Seattle—Arni’ Mitse Company Port ee Jee—H. R. Kern & Son ALL PAVE ROADS IN GUOD Motor Company Thave never owned a car that Port Townsend—Peninsola Motor Company DITION rton—Vro nan-MacDonald Company Puyallup—J. A. Cadi Gna ROADS 1it—Spike Motor Company Redmond—Brown’s Garage compares with it, says Renton-Mapie Rector’ th Stabtes Cle Elum—Ule Klum Aute Company Sedro-Woolley-—Stave Brothers wood Farm closed; balance tn good Ellensburg—Vioyd Cram's Garage Snoqualmic—Snoquaimie Falls Garage Mr. Cc V . Moe condition, Detour to Maple y vie Vima—Weaver's Service Station South Bend—Spike Motor Company Cedar Grove and Hobart roads, Kent-Black Diamond—Pavement for 1% miles out of Kent, balance excellent gravel. Bros, & Runland Tacoma—Winthrop Motor Company Toppenish—Georgy Beaver Union—Union Garage Vashon—Bdward Zarth Yakima—Hassett Motor Company Open Evenings and Sundays From 10 A. M, to 5 P. M. (sea quah—Pi regime pra OLDSMOBILE MOTOR CO. Inequal:Newport-—cixceliont ne i 1000 East Pike Street EA st-0128 Anburn-Binck Dii Kent- on 7 Lad 4 grave Naches Pass—txceilent condition in King oe county; open to White River camp. Lake Vorest Park-North Trunk Connee- iti Li ti i lai til th ld tlonOne mile pavement excellent; Awaiting, according to company claims, until they could | patalance A mravel. | improve on the first models of competing manufacturers, | Rinnn Clty—-Good: gravel, Wins by Comparison the Standard Four Tire company has issued theae new bal-| Pes Me Heertiat ted sy ge dag la shown by W. O. Stabdring, of the Pike rer ttt nornatin ah Wa brides. a 2 yi of the Superior Fish Co., who drives a Flint Sedan, Valley-Black = Diamond—Gooa Seattle Automobile Co. Established 1903 1424 Eleventh East 0462 © Open Sundays and Bvenings