The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1924, Page 13

aTURDA) JUN { T 1$ HABIT IS; TRAFFIC. ILL rgattle Auto Club Executive Talks on Crashes BUCKING THE SNOWS OF MOUNT RAINIER gates gy ob Laid bece ah aris SHACKLES a new still deep snow W. Harkin N. DuCharme, Supt. A. O. Tondinsor f Buick touring car from the Seattle agence of Mt, Rainier national park. Left to right are: E. W. Reynolds and F. Y. 7 the , of the park; L. omas, COUPE OUT | | paunee Hays Announces Roomy} | Car; Short Wheel Base gwation be faken up with fu fy, which should t @ more acquires the less ig for troub! [.& government has collected $09,000 since 1917 in has paid $26 grat of this, in fede | Trace History of Studebaker Brothers | P. 5 | DIRECT FROM THE : FACTORY yo hpovatome | 10 THE PEOPLE side. Ti | mple r | will accommodate t “The interior of the body i durable, long grain Spant ch i. ot lesigh of this car renders | Cord . ¢ more leg and elbow room | 3 than in any other coupe at or near class. Inside width of an in wheel brakes are now standard equipment with Star cars, , manager of the W.S. Dulmage Motor Co. The alloon tires and four. cording toL. V. Rawlinj \Fisk cords, full balloon. The new sedan, here pictured, comes in blue or maroon, and has two-tone brown up- am. |holstery. ii ac- eat cush: betePeteEeted sleeeiel Lia oom for samples PROVEN BEST | Ease of \Chrysler Shows Speed Alone | a | Won't Make Records 100 NEW COMPANIES |. nn | TO RUN AUTO BUSES | * 3 Jbecause o jand bearings, n Ito handle in all sorts of traffic. lomy of operation results in a mini |mum upkeep cost" All Tubes Equally Cheap Seld for CASH at: All Groeeteria Htores 1 industry is sh m than 100 new bus companies began bus United States during May, ar and Blanchard St (Open day and and Columbus, allowed to tray 1 hour at | Of the 160 reported, 16 are to op- jerate over city streets exclusively, jand 84 on intercity routes. The ‘largest number of new companies! ‘7, |wan reported from California, Obio,| of the Chry | Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Wisconsin | ; jand New Jersey. lof ner bringing his li- The purchase of more than 1néee Geaenusr? frmishing 00d Fil vehicles during the month by oper-|officials point out, that the dis-| ating companies who alone purchased | tance a motor car can cover in al |} JOHN L. MAKEEVER ler Tire 4039 16th Ohio, without bein: el more than 65 r any time. ‘ offi sell th TERMS, at small additional arts. to any King County an 200| attempted. Few people renliz automobile’s roadability ever 130. The combined outlay for these) given time is not nearly as much | 200 vehicles was well over $1,000,000./4 question of its speed as of ita eae DISTRIBUTOR | ae Sa flexibility--of rapid change of| | ys speed a easy i at ich M % a | Patlook rit. 1s Weltinke [| Since 1916, Western states, with| sige dlcnts Irons coat sea i Bc a | Pike st. North | federal aid hav $25 /098,000. te) UP, Se REY tO Meee Out OF ART eat~ The 4 f i Meee: eg ae oaeit appt ras, os tha na | ened traffic tangles. During tho| is J. Shelberg, of the Excelsior Motorcycle & Bicycle |trip the Chrysler had to go thru|Co., demonstrating the Neracar here. four rightangle underground rail. road crossings, around 15 right. angle corners, thru eight incorpor ated towns, five unincorporated vil- }iages, and over six railroad cross. | lings, The quickness and precision |!" design and construction of the | with which it could be slowed down | Neracar manufactured by the Ne |at these various points and again jraised to a fast pace is show in} the fact that it etaged more Sian | according to J. Shelberg of the Ex. | The Neracar has been manufactur. | titty miles an hour without travel. | celsior Motore, ‘cle Co, of ed in England for the past nine years ling more than 65, and tho higher | this city, who {s fin apa ag Naver ee cca | | three years, but it has been only mes through clean, sincere service, courteous, fh) jcc could have heen attained, tho | Owner of a Westlake Chevrolet is a booster. Ps “Tho Neracar is built and designed | SSike TU oe fea: caste iG between |as nearly like an automobile 4 Road Bulletin | pe ea |the fastest ever made Portsmouth and Columbus wheols will permit," says Shelbers, “and fills a long felt want on the THOMAS h, DE King County Eng Three hundred miles onal parks. ; : for $1 is the claim of the manufacturers. |i ysieatdata ae and dignified trans- speed of about 35 miles per hour, and portation has been the keyn¢ allows for five speeds ahead, with the lower gears so arranged that any of the steepest hills can be negotiated with ease. car Corporation, of Syracuse N, a ready mar. pst and latest “baby” Row. ket for this nev two $175 down, 18 months to pay the balance, | Tier |SOUTH AFRICA NOW a new Superior Touring Car. Buy now! trade! | part of those who are in need of |clean, efficient, dignified, and eco- nomical transportation, It 1s sur. x to note the number of auto. GOOD MOTOR FIELD) umber | own! especially of t 0 | | Every year South Africa ts becom: | eee ieee ie are int ‘al Ing a greater field for the automobile | {P64 0 nile fen Nt solves the parking pro! larger communities. 6 Westlahe™ CONDITION GRAVEL ROADS itely | Renton-Maplo Valley—Renton to Maple. busin , according to Arthur Wil Hams of the General Motors Export pany Ve “ motor rm closed; |b Detour t wood jance In good cond plo Valley vie Cea ove “Due to {ts new and novel design | Kent-Black Dini miles out of Kent, for 1% balance excellent s of and construction, the machine {8 ex: | ; General tion, |{remely comfortable, and the factor | yo Valley-Black Diamond—<c. Seattle's Big Downtown Dealer | Williams has been actively agsocl-|of safety has | taken into consid. 1 ‘ et! MW Westlake Ave, No Phone EL iot-4501 fg |ated with the sales end of the auto.|eration to tho extent that ft Is al-| Good, mobile business for the past 14| most an impossibility to tip it over | Paved. = t lYyears, the last eight years as’ mana-| while in motion Preston-Hall Clty—Good grave), Say By ET GET Gay Oe We Ge of the uth African branch of It's the h urs power motor r Vall City-Der reek: the General Motors Export company, | ries it along nicely at a maximum] penny « Parrilt \ whose headquarters are in New York} By 5m 7 7. h-Newport— Wxveller Black Din city | Erection of dams and the building of irrigation systems have (the trade field during the past fow The raising of citrouk fruits d (vin Soos Creek) n MILLION BICYCLES USED IN HOLLAND; BUT 19,000 AUTOS Wes number of passenger Optn to Sky+ THE STAR CAR EQUIPPED WITH BALLOON Fer TIRES $50.00 EXTRA | and the rapid develop: Imont of the sugar industry have} land cotton Howell-Bonness Star Motor Co. FX 'srp.7 ere Phone MA in-2400 919 Olive, Corner Terry | re sue ib an qe re ase in HODUI ion jand considerable road building 16 | care in use is unofficlaiy estimat ut 19,600 41,600 motore bout 14,000 tr tely 1,000,000 bieyele to w report to the depar from the office commerce uttache's io commercial revbvet hie: at Tho Hague Por further informatias cull MA in-Goue, 1 docal gat | tires are the | | “NERACAR” ALMOST AUTO. } 9 the Individual type transmission used | { | | | | Seeepeeceeeeeeeeaeaeee eee es sf} Men and Women both claim OLDSMOBILE SIX Cab “s for their ; Personal Car Business may come before pleasure, but what mat- ter the order when you have a car that serves wonderfully well for both? At work or at play, this Oldsmobile Six Cab is an equally agreeable companion. The Salesman— will find that he can make more calls each day. This Cab is so quick, so responsive, it can be parked in a few seconds in an unbelievably small space; it can be turned around in a 36 foot street. A tremendous amount of luggage can be stowed away in its 13 cubic foot rear-deck compartment. Or The Women— . feminine friends are easily won and held by this beautiful and comfortable Cab. So easily driven, so conveniently parked—women use it for shopping, placing their bundles and parcels in the convenient, covered space back of the seat. Or they take it to the matinee, or on afternoon calls, proudly displaying the beauty and refinement of its velour upholstery, its silvered fittings, its wide doors with gener- ous windows so easily regulated to the weather. Men and Women— both enthuse over its attractive lines; the comfort of its Fisher body cradled on springs almost as tong as the car itself; the reserve power in its smooth, silent 40 horsepower engine; the remarkable mileage it gives on fuel and oil. It’s Personal— that sums it ali up--it’s a personal car, as intimate and as necessary a part of every red-blooded American’s life as a watch or a fountain pen. It comes to you complete with every necessary detail of equipment—and it comes at a price hundreds of dollars lower than will buy its equal. . Roadster = $785 Sport Roacter $885 Cab - - $985 Sedan $1135 Touring - 795 Sport Touring 915 Coupe - 1075 Sedan DeLuxe 1245 ‘The G. M. A.C. extended payment plan makes buying easy, All prices f. 0.5. Lansing. Tax and spare tire additional. GOOD LIGHT USED CARS TAKEN AS ALL OR PART OF FIRST PAYMENT OLDSMOBILE DEALERS M¢. Vernon—Hanson Bros, Naches—Huettner Brothers Morris Motor Company 1es—If, R. Kern & Son Port Townsend—Peninsula Motor Company Puyallup—J, A. Caddy Aberiteen—Harbor Garage & Gul Y . Tacoma—Winthrop Motor Company Unton—Union Garage Vashon—Edward Zarth Yakima—Hassett Motor Company otor Company Open Evenings and Sundays From 10 A, M, to 6 P. M. OLDSMOBILE MOTOR CO. 1000 East Pike Street EA st-0128 OLDSMOBILE EMEBEEEE Pee eRReaee ee on Lome ee ne ee)