The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1925, Page 9

SECOND SECTION SEATTLE, WASIL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 192 . PAGES 9 TO 16 Beauty Spots Many in Drive Thru City From Spain to New England Just a Ste p Across a Street, It’s Found es ATTLE has drawn on the world for the architectural tyles of ublic buil A two-hou ci f ri 1 ts e South, typical Western s and brick mansions that n English country »3. ) riding’ of which contrib- FREE CAMPING NOT IDEAL, MAGAZINE'S | FOR MAKING CHARGE t Essex coach re. To ”», left to right: x alongside ompany ; rome direct rine e Cornish red Mercer, of the Nute ty; a Colonial mansion from the heart of sos soe |Auto Development pgace hameaethc ara | Defying Prophets Saturation Point Will Never Be Reached, Statistician Babson Concludes ri ates ae PURIFIED AIR FOR NEW PLANE MOTOR PARKING MESS oe ae in ie wae LACKS SPARK PLUG or Atrica, 0 or ‘south America. States ‘| Finnish Importer Sees Mon Factory ve fe New Zealand thrown in for fi New Device Keeps Engine Clean, It Is Claimed | Other Nations Haven't Any| n of gasoline and use of automobiles being closely inter- Trouble; They Walk | Nisted, the department. of comment — | also found that nearly 80 per cent of the world’s use of gasoline is he United States. Gas- umption in the United 600 per cent in 1 has jumped 5 in 1914 to ‘Rural Districts List Many Autos ehicles in the United States re registered in rural com- =~ under 1,000 population, Ac- cording to recent figures the number tals 4,265,280, It .S21,085 of these The March of Merit = 2 Public demand for a product in- creases in proportion with the product’s ability to prove its.worth. uC Year after year, from the very begin- PARK i a OVE RLAN D- ning, demand for Graham Brothers NGINES FA Ty Invention to Store Many tee the Trucks has increased from 50 to E Gl UL ial iy 2s § 150 per cent over each preceding year. All Steel De Luxe Sedan down to the lowest price level ever reached for a full size, five passenger enclosed car with four doors and a sliding gear transmission \ TT | Claim 90 Per Cent of Gas IL Power Is Lost | This year is typical. Graham Brothers production for the first six months equalled their entire output for 1924. for this roomy, comfortable, y easy riding, beautifully fin- ished car of acknowledged longer life, greater economy and more useful power, than any other car at anywhere J. 0. b. Toledo seca ae Paes SENSATIONAL REDUCTIONS on other Overland models bring these startlingly low prices Standard Sedan $645 All-Steel Coupe $625 Touring $495 qll prices f. 0. b. Toledo € 1-Ton Chassis, $1280; 1'/y-Ton Chassis, $1465; Delivered I W.L.Eaton les East Pine at Summit | “ EBAst-0313 t is parked until th ora ean and prob. | ¢ built that will give at| U ent in efficiency.” ( TROLLEY arcrra 'S PARKING SCHEME 1S TO COLLECT A FARE SOLD BY DODGE BROTHERS he DEALERS EVERYWHERE | po GHKI See these cars at these prices— Your old car in trade—18 months to pay WILLYS-OVERLAND PACiFIC CO. ANDERSON MOTOR SALES CO. btandard aul, | Twelfth and Wast Pine WAst-0660 6801 Greenwood Avenue SUnset-0228 DUNN MOTORS CO. UNIVERSITY MOTOR CO. ay 2132 Third Avenue MAin-6910 4031 University Way MElrse-1549 ie _— there: BBIKLU ew prted a ta LhiticAtiANR