The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1925, Page 13

THE SEATTLE STAR —————————— TOMOBILE. SECTI HARRY W. BANGERT, Automotive Manager fardner Stre ight Eight omer ehesta hth )U, S. BUYS NEW SEES AUTO FOR gaat Pastaroel Gardner Bight-in-Line Here Next Week _ is WHITE FLEET EACH FAMILY west Model, Striking, Finished in Two , 4 . "zr t Dik, National Park “Service to! Only 10,000,000 Families Xolors, on Display for t Time ; u 5 mcs Si : Get 34 New Buses Without Cars Now rie ba 1 York ot ft t th ee an ro © Boclety of Auto- s ¥ and r «ht 1 ad : od ' r automobile ; & . « rf for SAND CLOSED , LS SAME PRICE A ‘ 7 . oh of . ype t time this coming aweek by the Smallwood Motor Co., 1024 E. Pike st. The ¢ has an Europear I Bi ; ana . a : t a ser . | equipment, Nyon a , on P : ; . jeunds “re price bet 1 sll + — om ———— —_— mm of sts sottaot The New York and Chica sit ates will be used i seer ss Used Car Sales F daUsed “Special”? | SATURATION IS).-ziziz.t? ss ho wed reise . ter Trans equal to the number of families 2 ; tickae, x the fleet to t sellin rs will becomo H e : Banff. difficult as that uth America Offers Wide | me: . b 0 D autos in use to- Field of Expansion en include Ro poet degaeck ay cc A urdle t ed satu C " 4 set by Colone SS See the new GARDNER in line On Display Wednesday SMALLWOOD MOTOR CO. Gardner Distributors 11th and East Pike Street Phone EA st-1069 md lightweight « iron "The exhaust valves are el which and a r lrning and warping, eliminat A tm fre leaks and making fre-| ==> grinding of valves unneces | _The peppy simply couldn't re: at Eberharter’s Garage, Inc., sales floor, Third ave. at Virginia st the spring-like sunshine the other day and piled out to pose with a i REDEST ——— A. J. Eberharter, president of the firm. Left to right— Erle Beeson, advertising manager; President A. J. Eber- tharter, J. C. (Jack) Kail, Frank Eberharter, secretary- | treasurer; Charles Gatehouse, Austin E. Blair, Bill Arnett. | Inset-—Frank Dunn, sales manager. “We're after the auto- mobile sales record for the year and have a flying start,” said Dunn, ales for MIGHTY GOOD CARS Because— | Reaching Commanding Post | Passes Previous Records in VX, They give Reliable Service, on the iw "yo abaldsdel igre Battle With Mud Many accounts have been chron ‘ £ the country for thelr products, the/{cled regarding the gruelling tests basis of more miles per dollar cost | {67 fic factories une now | pie TORANMInE, the wruciling te VALUES Zs AY <> LS » » Yx< of transportation; of cars In their Ristory, 1 was md-| fat out to put m, car thruiis paces X( nounced Saturday by the Washburn-|} 1+ 4: remained for E. L. Wols. o> oa? d | [but it remained ‘or 4 m ae ty.Bre, poneetly, reconditione [ie ineng canal of te] In the purchase of Re throughout — Eberharter remedies [sistent pectormance during some ot| Used Car, oe These recognized Engineers agree that light- . . f 7 <|the worst weather of the year s § : NW the little defects so many dealers || "Tho suomovlle pint |"“we lett our home in Biltmore || first consideration. makers oped voee cars need four-wheel <)> ° ‘ . avo diab as a | Forest, N. C, in @ Flint-55 sedan,” thers, oul Uxé are inclined to slight; a aes ene Teme anid | States Mr. Wolslagel in his dlepatch | Star's emphasis rakes more so than any other KA |] Altho wo. realized that the new| {0 the Flint Motor company, "Bound on S. ; type. Star is the only car in the Oe They are sold on the mutual satis- || serve rn te hour and ¢ to 25| {2 fill an ebgagement fow days BUICK low-price class that has them. » : . | ere ; te a ats later. faction basis, and rae tn eit A pusinens, our Max.| “On the first lap of our Journey | eae ; : | well @ivision Js actually behind on| Wwe suffered the worst weather- of | CLEVELAND Slippery hills hold no terrors ra today—a condition almost un-| the winter and pulled thru 150] | DURANT : ’ VERY EASY TERMS! 22232" ob maar | AY BeBe lxtitrdvr Saito © | {at this time of year sembling nothing #0 much as @ reasonable FLINT tive f vent : The spiendia reception given the| large mud ball. ive four-wheel brakes pre 4 ie andes ried last Nae “It aia had seen mule teams pull $49 t $100 ya are wet weather skid Fj wa ven outdone by that}ing cars out of ruts and ditches, ce) ding. B DODGE SEDAN it hati the, siitrgioblle rind ahancaned by the Rca and Red Ford Bt MARMON | finish, bump- out the country. There is} many bogged down and stuck there, na haa int i NASH 1918 Ford Te . 1919 Ford Touring. 1914 Ford Delivery... $100 to $200 BASE AND Note the VALUE COMBINA- PACKARD |, TION—POWER inthe Million REO Dollar Motor and SAFETY co today that Maxwell|as we did between Columbis and as outstanding in| Greenwood, Miss, and also in Lib. | tts field as the Chrysler Six has be-| erty county, Texas, where there just | | come among cars of higher price. Its] aren't any roads at all, you would| xibility, speed, econ-| know how thankful I was that we ce. Very tremendous a peciig agioaarance asorbe-| werstarilite a9 lartrab's RICKENBACKER : ina oriGaly Seiaientet on the country be Tie pte Re sates no attention | Meare ae ca ean pe ROLLS-ROYCE with four-wheel brakes. 1921 Ford Touring Chevrolet Tour! Chevrolet Roadst $300 to $500 PAIGE SPORT TOUR. || over." during: the eatite trip of 1,600 miles ‘erful, low hung, stream line Reports show retails sales of Max-| and is running as sweetly now as ore toMatorne maroon fine || wells in the Detroit district, generally] when we first began to drive it, | disc wheels. Pur- considered to be the barometer of| despite the fact that it Low ish and. five chased. in 1920 but driven very ales, exceeded by 40 pe Chased ie at it looks and tuns like || motor car sales, exceeded by 49 Der) 6.609 miles prior to this trip. [At the New Low Prices} HOWELL-THOMPSON MOTOR CO. be brand new car; upholstery, etc.. cent during the first six weeks of] "xs, Woisiagel was accompanied 1924 Ford Touring........ shows no sign of use. dias all |} 1925 the highest previous mark for) on the journey by his wife and|§ 1924 Ford Coupe .........$450 DISTRIBUTORS sporty extras and i... 8689 || corresponding period. daughter. 1923 Chevrolet Touring. ..$325 EA st-7800 404 EB. Pine St. 1923 Chevrolet Coupe..... $495 WESTLAKE STAR MOTOR CO. Snoquaimle Pass: Closed. : es ae cH , quah-Newpert Good 500 750 321 WESTLAKE NORTH IEVROLET COUPE Road Bulletin et Diamonds Vie Seve Creek: $ to $ “U" Auto Co. Hanson Auto Co. Mcttler-Holman Motor Co, 22 mode e tion Koo 624 Chev. Soarn: 4508 Tenth Ave. N. E. Kirkland remerton lg Lg caret ws Highway! Open to Sky-|[f 1924 Chevrolet Coupe... ..$505 ss Insnquah Service Station perfect ana excel> komish, 1928 Chevrolet Sedan.....$645 fj West Side Motor Co. Issaquah Sunset Garage bped from fine cord KIN NTY ROAD BULLETIN Woodinville-Duvallr Fair. | 4210 Admiral Way Valley Motor Co. North Bend ( nub- ‘Thomas KR. Beeman Kent-Des M New pavement; grav- Many Late and Like New ff! rears a Atbaen Pune d ¢ County Engineer shevrole rn Tnus. Wt Showve & Clar i. Sm ‘ashon Garage ric bg = Aap Onna Highline—Good Chevrolets and Fords.at'Unus- i) 7407 Woodland Park Ave. Enumclaw Vashon Week Enging February 21, 1925. Dally; tows Drlobit lent condition tn to point § miles mee. ste Lots of luggage ‘and casy on Mand o11. i 495 EBERHARTER’S GARAGE Open Evenings and Sundays Central Chevrolet, Inc. Broadway and East Pike of Enumclaw. Yorest Park-North Trunk connec- | One mile pavement excellent; | co good gravel. Hedmond: Good gravel. mn four miles east; revel. 1 Kent-Black Diamond: Paved for 1% Kent; three gravel roads aving; fair condition. | -Black Diamond: Good 1 Good gravel. ie road; fill acroas | Fs feattle-Des Moine Moines complete; | a Diamond-Enumclaw: Good con-| ravine north 0! Downtown Branch: INC. open. ta travel ‘ution approach- | Open Sundays and Evenings. EL iot-9243 od Road: New pavement open. | Westlake Chevrolet Co. ds rough, with soft place ‘gravel. orth Good gravel. | due to frost. fh Bend, East: Open to point Th For further information eall MA in- wiles cast of North Bend, decal 264, 118 Westlake Ave. No. Third Ave. at Virginia