The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 17, 1925, Page 13

THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 13 ( sim | ——.nknr—n—_ ee ee TOMOBILE. .SECTIQ Brtibors Ww. BANGERT, ERT, , Automotive Manager STANDARD HAS 4 Le aoe stl Thousands Approve Big "EN DLANT New Lake Union Plant of the Standard C Oil Company co" @leed Gan Sina are Beautiful Models Win Praise of Visitors Who Attend Event at The Olympic t on Lake Union Cost $350,000 ieyice FOR NORTH END Deliveries and F Simplify Distribution jenencre pt oe - | vay ag WSURANOEPLAN = oe = ee | _Another Store for Western Auto Bb fg APPROVED sewer Pres The lon, according to many Eberharter’s Garage oO pte erecta hake eraser eatin Another Store Opened at Backs State Project 12th and Pike St. | SOUND VALUES | in USED CARS | | It is more important | i \ to make a friend than i : to make a sale. The | small profit we would = ran any want f r make by selling you tom , Pear noi a@nunsatisfactory car : H In 108 ¢ tion at could not compen- | | , ad the | pena keane at i sate us for the bad | Westlah patil er that t alone the use will that such a sale ; " —_ ly : would engender. We ; ' want you a satisfied ia " customer or no cus- i Bg : tomer at all. 1 1 eet 5 For your protection— i t ' they m buy your used oar from tock from $12 B,J ‘ ense feos and other automobile leg a reputable dealer. ae MT This new store of the Western Auto Supply Co., at 12th ave. and ‘ & ~ COLLISION HAZARDS q of floor space and will house one of the biggest : ke fa ‘ . Ee 7 . : Par AUTO THEFTS ON (Serr aos me K of eteran SUGGESTED TO CAR | tem to sispiay their "ON 108 AGAIN i es nge ere Beh | made to automobile manufactur. || Bumber of ros in th | Woman Burglar and 3 Men _ ive Cars Stolen Every Day “ Attempt Robbery Must Be Greased 7,4 Grades of Oil in Seattle | Needed i in n All Cars | Fe a 0 grades f * The 5 re tol OF BUICKS |tot' es! well supiog with pes WLEaton jand tried for several minutes to fit| uid |@ key to the lock. wulns in this, Dele in Rac Said serge ap Scientific Tests Given in| ts, four disspreared. ‘The srocery|/ Gthamm Brothers ‘Trucks g rubber Finding Horsepower ape Sages yk LA . oa bs BY JIM FENTON 3 Eldridge-Buick Co in a Buick, we must go At that time James} ted his steam engine | standardized RICHER MIXTURE _ richer mixture ¢ carburetor tn tiat isnt French to Train ' too rich. 5 Too much gas causes er Traffic Police Fred W. gine over rbon accumu bile man, has joined the sales staff! ton, p rer GZ r of the Nute Motor Co. selling Hud: | of qoceior q son and Essex automobiles, Mercer ~ e has been in the motor business in 4 Seattle for 13 years, For nine years| MONTE 4 Que. ;: e e @ {he managed the Mercer Cycle Co, value of $561,160,023 were Sesued in | dr and for two years he was one of Jim Canada in 1924 Fenton's crack Buick salesmen. He = 1C Ul S 1 jhas a wide acquaintance in the city. | | a Cleveland R is available on either of two Tourist Harvest fine Buick chassis. The qual- Chandra ang ityis identical in both Master hagas er Coach and Standard Coach. Both bodies are by Fisher. Winter calls f of ga A people to ti Mercer, veteran automo- ew that he would have to find om way of accu y con trasting the power of his steam en- gine against the power of horses. | ducted a jong n rage work horse ¢ t of 160 pounds 2% mil per hor or 10 hours a di To ex- | press this in other terms, found | that the average horse uld do work | equivalent to lifting 33,000 pounds one foot In one minute In testing Buick automobiles for} actual ower, the gasoline | STINT 7 * motor and.an electric dynamo are} EING “planned” gasoline and perfectly oline motor balanced, GENERAL is right for any season. It is a year-round fuel for motor ey cars. And, every gallon comes up to the of its power curve: | correct specifications. | that is, the speed at which the motor | motor <e eamecinernmmentti | | s of | al | roses WF yed Cleveland {spending The g and its ¢ BERHARTER’S GARAGE, INC., has the very best ‘AUTOMOBILES obtainable, because They Pay CASH for the Cream of the Market. a T ,, op Hcense plates, entered : : : | devepone tt eee aes if) You “can absolutely depend on. GEN- he only difference is in Fortunate financial ar- | Late Hupmobile, $685 {alate ahow. Wat abotigh electrteal| ERAL. Concentrate on it! rangements permit them to sell on VERY EASY TERMS, The great volume of business makes possible exceptionally LOW PRICES. Reliablo Service makes our fied customers our biggest asset, om this. | units to equal 50 horsepower are op- | lerating against it, then the actual ower of that motor Is 50 horse: | Sold only by Authorized Independent Dealers. This t# one of these famoun 4-cylIn | Away to Big Busses In addition to Buick's two Coach models, there are twenty-three other Buick styles to choose from. th a population | _ wheelbase and ptice. 7 1 \Street Cars Give i The Master Six Coach ‘The Standard Six Coach $1775 $1545 delivered in Beattle Ask for Serip Books GENERAL GASOLINE and Lubricants |made after buses had been tried ont |for several months a |where street car d been running |for 1 ars. Two bus lines are al readg in operation and other line ublished as soon as the th he routes el ‘ rm natration, WERY EASY TERMS fridge-Rulck Purchase Pan, pro 1 for Deferred Payments oa Fast Vike at Harvard, KA st 0842. EBERHA HRS Garage INC. We Also Buy Cars. Courteous Treatment. Prompt Pa HOUSE YOU HAVE ALWAYS HAD CONFIDENCE THE IN Open Sunday ané Evenings