The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 30, 1925, Page 7

2 10 THE SEATTLE STAR ATURDAY, OVERLAND & IN” Fusiuwc | FREE GAS WITH EACH USED CAR \\yacation Health| | \ Camp Hints by Surgeon General Hugh S. Boy Drives New Car Across! cai!" ee eTiEnninateeiee eee ererar etl : Cummings for Summer Outings ° Pontinent in Rain WASHBURN -~HAIN ES Com PANY, ing: oe BY HUGH S, Cl MMING, - a t ; a c eee - Se EE ane Surgeon General, U. 8. Public Health . : WOOD CANAL. MASON COUNTY EAR a AT am I~ : - : Mids J eee rma ca ‘ Service t ‘ d A : — . . <s. In ¢ - Do Seely t PvE LANE IING ¢ phe Some Seg tite En ‘ sll oF “ a =. GIVE GAS BONUS, |} ! th sree DURING JUNE = ‘|Washburn Haines Expect | ye times, A \ Big Used Car Sale nate of pK Mr cam ed y into and not familar Hicine. In case TWO MORE TRECK KOADS hore adopted ght roads have with Sliding Gear Transmission FIVE POREIGN ENTRIES “~ There will be no change in| Five foreign car entered in 1 Si ad: LOWEST PRICED CARS it y 1 the high standard of | the 600-mi al day race at y ed cars will be maintained as|the Indi is Speedway < Bordino drive an Ita M) Besides there will be th pecials and a Schmidt special from Guyot ance | Famous old racing car of 20 years ago “999,” has been brought back into the Ford} fold and placed in the Ford! museum at Dearborn, Mich. | Scores of silver cups have been won by the speed de- mon. They occupy a place of honor in the executive dining room at the general office building of the Ford Motor GARDNER FIRM ThePowest Prices atl Towing : _ “HAS RADIO mer | H enry Ford Buys Car He | Overland is in greater favor today than ever because Broadcasts Program From a : : : it is a greater value. Its St. Louis Office All- - Broke Speed Records In i ee a It offers you a great saving in price ... the lowest priced Steel Co F S Manufacturer Acquires Ownership of “Old jem ent aistrivuto, uding Louis car with sliding gear transmission. 999” for His Detroit Museum bile company 1 PLUS the satisfaction of greater power. s at Pittsburg, Harris Motor Co. | . 999," world-famed Ford rac-| recall the race in which they were |@t Meadville, Pa, H. H. Barton at} > 8 worldtamed Ford 45 re Dane aaa i Gohan ae PLUS the safety of an all-steel body. 5 ’ mobile company at Columbus, 0, f again in the possession of Henry | 990 HAS ; ane : {has been placed in Mr.| GREAT RECORD | have Installed radio receiving sets PLUS the reliability of extra-hea axles olybde- tandard Sedan i Ford. 1 D 1 {Ford's museum at Dearborn and} One handsome trophy in the Ford |!" their showrooms, in order that f there will be preserved as a relic! collection bears the inscription “The | Visitors. may listen in on the prow num steel). * of thie early days of the automobile|Grand Duchess First Pri It ne, ee the Gerdes Hight In tine Pr : - was on by ), at | entertainers every ‘Monday night : ‘ s i { industry. [was won by a 20h, 3 ib Sees pera re? US superior economy in gasoline, oil, upkeep. ‘ The car arrived at Dearborn a oughkeepsie, N. Y on § ember i “'few days ago from the . where | 16, in a 10-mile race, On the) Broadcasting from Station KSD, 2 t > . | St. Louis, these tuneful artista are e e - ° * it has teen on at Poughkeepsie arid over f - BiBeen. sent thefe by an distance, a Ford flas heard by millions, of radio fans All-St 1 Ford dealer who owned it for s ¥ in the free-for-all event. |Cach week. The known nightly Sal: f th Ov . : F . eel Sedan Mesa A week before the Poughkespas | udlence of station KSD totals mit | ales of the new Overland Six are increasing with Return of recalls the time} races a Ford rider in a Rhode | ons. Its programs can be heard oe ee < 7 Ha ncore of years ao when Heary| Inland event won the fit mtn in| Seriy 1% Canada Mexico, Sout great rapidity, Everyone is impressed with its beauty. Ford himself was a race driver.|a five-mile contest for cary be. America and on ocean-going Mners : ry s i Ford won race after race in all|tween 881 and 1,432 pounds, and|!" the Atlantic and Pacific. Its It excels all cars near its price in power and pick-up, men's Chamber of Commerce at St. | wmile: race, finishing three-quar only won ¢ big hill el 5 * p 10-m Louls, the Gardner Eight-in-ine en ters of a mil ad. The time fe nt of but made a clean 28 4-5 ‘ , “CHE tortainers appeared in person and <the 10 miles was 13 minutes 2 5 ep of a her events on the! endered ? oii d s Program, setting new records a endered a special program. Re. ri ee Fadaihe thine aa new Te oi a quests for similar programs trom | Buy your Overland out of your income. Small do (@) an IX SPEED RECORDS fle tion, other organizations have been pour dri wn Del Sed For years "999" held all records! In the main event Kulick, driving | 22%, !t0 the offices of The Gardner payment—and you can drive your Overland home. | Motor Co, r i for circular dirt tracks and it was|a spec Model T Ford, cut the aibiechs dss rade al rte and Ford who first bro! the milea-|time to 4 5 seconds, establishing | le Gardner Elght-in. Ent ers, . minute record, driving old “996"|a record that still stands. | Un Entertainers, All Prices f.0, 6 Toledo OVERLAN : the country, and there are| also landed first honors in another | PTo8rams aro printed by more than : . igh ‘ Bay Etstay who fe recall the|five-mile race, | 500 American newspapers. You will find ita deli t to drive. 4 1 d SIX | famous contest staged on October} In tho collection there s also a|_, That this audience welcomes the Over an 110, 1901, when the world’s eham-| prized group of cups captured in| G4tdner Hight-in-line entertainers’ S Pionship automobile races were held|the famous Algonquin hill-climbing hour, ig indicated by the fact that 1 1 at the Grosse Pointe e Ribbon | contest. every mail brings requests for ape | ; tan Sedan + track, Detroft, and in’ which d| And then came the memorable |‘! Numbers. During the recent defeated Alexander Winton afday in June, 19 when Ford ¢ convention of the American Wo. pack in 1994 on an ice rink at racing ¢ for Ford: cars | mensinin a Baltimore § Mich., covering the | are fecreed several years back BIG SHRINE WEEK maije in 39 seconds. by 3 d one of his driv. | i a Ae ; Ne ee | Shriners from all parts ‘ord withdrew from the|ers was seriously injured, But the ba of the When Ford with Borlanad eulcs penatey Will be burning up the high- 6 manufacturing end of his}to maintain their bright Justro, | * eading to Low Angeles in ey nad growing business, he en-| these cups all stand mute teatimon: June. Many groups will form carn. trusted his racé entries to such|taly to Ford omplishment fund | Yana that will make sightsceing drivers as Barney Oldfield, who/tho history of an eventful era when | trips 4 the country drove "999" in many a rac |the automobile was in {ts Infancy | who christened it “Old nd when the motor and mechanical | jand to Frank Kulick, who wrote|development which makey possible the name of Ford indelibly on the|tho speed classica of the present es of automobile racing history;day were in only a more or less racing game to devote his attention | trophies remain Nel cw hadien Ford racing cars per Weal et ala tne Sree. WII I YS-OVERLAND PACIFIC co. fore. on. apsesdarn is prob! , CARRY A TOW ROPE ind Twelfth and East Pine BA st-0660 ably best told by the array of ee Dif fe pa aon Hh room 2H) Rg ag eg oe pi onmiedgfet ee IN bey lorie a HERMIT tier eats te hea country that i | ane faVC, MA in-6§ 5903 Rainier Ave, RA nier-0057 Motor company. range to here ure nree cups ant smu = UNIVERSITY MOTOR CO. A See: Raby of wont iior | “Anipriean a hen Wonk | 4031 University Way ME Irse-1549 6801 iataat te MOTOR SALES CO. fous victory wrested from 1 field |shipped last year different of keen rivals; others, borne away untries or sections of the earth, | th the flush of conquest with scarce Y¥ totaled 298,158 and represented dy © Wordrto identify them: or to 1 market value of $2,8 4 SU nset-0228