The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1924, Page 13

OCTOBER 18, 1924 rHE SEATTLI rAR - AT unw vagabo ‘ jee burned agu pat the parking * griy paved aor garer. de motor fare OFV™P gientay f BMS a. 0 jecheon Qympian at ¢ igs F. Hart Qaamissior Qa Man De ge Oympla cham be Aber 7 Gonna Burn the Old Man\_ [This Time in Road Fete New Paved Olympia- Gre ays Harbor Highway Link in Olympia Peninsula System ‘GOOD BUSINESS THRUOUT U. S. .|Auto Men Survey Nation and See Optimism General FARMERS PAYING OFF) Good Prices and Trade Will| aety cortese. lake Quilcen: wo of this p the West fa with the ham Brothers itm Chassis, $1.)65 ; delivered bt Pine at Summit. Graham Brothers Truck buyers are spared the extra cost and inconvenience of thopping around for suitable bodies. Gra- standard bodies for 36 lines of business —excellent in quality and low in price. WLEaton Make Autos Sel ar i120 p.m. Old Man said Peasiey, “that thy Harbe acteristic respond quickly to a prosperity, and there many buyers for new BETTER BUSINESS IS FORESEEN build [orn 1% Ton, $1,525) & EA st-0313 | hav | Now “Reports [rom our men show rely rains led in wheat are good prices. It is char of the Northwest to war are ea can operate them. wind andrain~ bai roe Bionince GAGOMPANY | Yt Pine at Harvard Cc “LIP THIS COUPON 8-10-8 EA st-0842 a Bulek Co, f) Beattie, Was. i ° Mall me details of your time-payment plan—aleo Bulck i, ~ ‘| — uick will build them 10-19 Mt better automobiles are built, B tis 4 be makes use of his spare wheel at spore times. It helps him Co lac park his car in tight places. All he does is drop the w heel, | wey . \until it jacks up the car sufficiently, and then drive side- 1024 Ka Fike Stroet ways into the space with the spare. The wheel is lifted, | hak anglare rp ane JTOMOBILE SECT HARRY W, BANGER ERT, , Automotive Manager "SEATTLE . Higlen Gets Buick From Admirers “Pop” Fuller Makes Presentation of Master Six Roadster From California Clubs « BETTER a Roe IGARDNER “Smallwood Motor Ingemar. K. Rystedt, ingenious ‘notorist of Dayton, O., reverse is applied and and the front wheels steer the car} into place. | CAR DO ES 10,000 MIL ES IN 13 \Seattle Flint Car Sets Record on Long Run Hood Kept Sealed on 91-Hour Dash of 2,764 Miles to Flint, Mich. De the Fine. be a ir pproximated car, wh ft r Flir Mich., did its 2,764 r I c g th tk hood sealed SPEAK HERE Monday Meeting Scheduled as Part of Tour Program overland Seatth “When you leave Washing over this route,” the Star ip ported, “you leave all municipal camping | thrusting Special Attention Chevrolet Owners Special October Light Overhaul MATERIAL EXTLA 1. Grimd ¥ 2. Clean ¢ ignition points just carburetor park plugs ly olf and bolts and ( and equalize brakes vacuum tank and Accessory Bargains seein. $17.50 $3.95 Trico Automate Swipe, Installe bay “om SISTER'S NEWEST ‘mt. $1.25 | parsine,| Visit Our New Shop 1518-20 Broadway Central Chevrolei, Inc. 12th and E. Madisont WestlakeChevroletCo. 118 Westinke Ave. No. ‘ Announcing the WINNERS in the Star Car Slogan Contest “Tomorrow’s Car Today” Is the unanimous first choice of the jury of awards. The winning slogan, “Tomorrow’s Car Today,” was suggested by George L. Hammond, East 2919 Thirty- fourth Avenue, Spokane, Washington, and by Evo DeConcini, 1301 East Speedway, Tucson, Arizona. Each as an individual entry in the contest. As both suggested the same slogan, in the judgment of the jury both are entitled to and were awarded a Special Sport Star Touring Car. The double first award elim- inates the second prize, and the third prize of Fifty Dol- lars in Gold is awarded to Clarence W. Cooke, Hotel Portland, Portland, Oregon, who suggested the slogan, “Successful from the Start.” “Tomorrow's Car Today,” the winning slogan, exactly expresses the advanced en- gineering features of the New Star Car. The New Star Car is so far in advance of its competitors that there is really no comparison. As an example, today the Star Car offers as one of its many exclusive features a smooth, easy-working Disc Clutch. * No other car in its class has a Disc Clutch today. The executives of the Star Motor Company of California and the jury of awards take this means of extending their thanks to the entrants in the contest for their interest and_enthu- siasm, 250,000 slogans were carefully examined and checked, and the task of picking the winner was not an easy one. The winners may well feel proud in their distinction. But, in justice to those who did not win, the decisions were close, very close, between many contestants. THE STAR MOTOR COMPANY of CALIFORNIA OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA nh et