The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1924, Page 15

Gn oe atte eit jg WIDE DOORS IS FEATURE OF OAKLAND SEDAN) ew Oakland Coach Has | to Stop Auto Accidents Distinctive Features National ( ges | ‘ Laws for =o . Roominess, Wide Doors and High \ P i Stat - e Penalties to Lawless Are Claimed f vr Newest Mode EXHIBIT CARS THE WAY Annual Automobile Chamois Used for Record Time for Sticking Clutch License Rush On Polishing Nickel Tire Change Set Caused by Wear f 3 Wil Have Displays in All First to Adopt Balloons as 1 : re of Ry Automobile Shows Standard Tire Rue 8 LEGNR ER? Es a do thousands of motor- ists swear by GENERAL eager ' FeMagve sat 2te 5 a J Eanes a98 ceo ju | Basy Way to Take a ‘| Out hing Bolts E SOLVE TRAFFIC PROBLEM: los Angeles Votes Scheme ct in to Avoid Congestion They have tested it, day in and day out, in winter and in summer. They have found that it is always the same dependable, quick-start- ing, clean-burning, power-giving fuel. They have found that “General” gives its users much more than they have been in the habit of receiving from ordinary gasolines. | the end will not be shattered They have learned from personal experience that “General” is “planned” gasoline—made to a pre-determined standard—refined ex- pressly for the purpose for which it is used. Nn Boston Taxicab Rates Lowered y PETROUEUM 0 \ CORPORDAITION They have found that their engines do better in every way on “General.” That valves need grinding less often. That carbon deposits are thin because “General” gives thorough combustion. jopted by the funds for| ief, but formal. a plan designed to care an|for the constantly increasing num. bers of vehicles for years to come They have found, too, that “General” gives them more power; that it starts quickly and surely, even in a cold motor and that, with it, they get more mileage per gal- lon. “Fill up YOUR Tank and Let YOUR Engine Decide!” Look for This Sign, in Green and White, at Independent Dealers Sold Only by Authorized Independent Dealers Ask for Serip Books GENERAL Engine, of the U. 8. bureaw,of standards have designed D eiachine, placed in the bodies of cars, to test the brakes he device is operated by springs and shows the dist Muired to wt op a car when the brakes are pressed.