The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1925, Page 16

DEALER TO WESTLAKE “— Edward Roesch Opens New Velie Sales Office ~ ogi the oe Baward Roesch } Quarters of y The corne This old to = Roesch is « Hs in Seattle Welles for the past | Biome of his fitted for th | Sutomodi! F Bight is install | %® sive the @fect in their All of the & ples headquar to the place = The servi Hghted and v F f$0 feet in = | @f Dean New! for a used charge of Jack GE Seattle, due to @f cars that trave Wpased al front of floor, There are a department @ Roesch said he was Westlake was to be the big auto row | Gand 5:30 one aft FORD SAYS rs | 4 NEW CAR MOVES” Wes w tyP n the show re pleasing electri s of the new n the main wo entrances is well It ts 60 by r the charge also pro car display room, He {ident that the large numbe 1 on It, Betwee lake and John ome at Wes in the inset, place is all fixed up. Buys Patent Rights his y he sald. will have one of the most complete auto salesrooms in Edward Roesch, one of the oldest auto dealers in the city, has moved into his new, whose picture is shown the city when his sts., shown in the picture, Roesch, Bus Owners Kick Autos Well Built Not more th ot pune and fil the ma A. B. Bar authority SEATTLE V E LIE ) SALESROOMS OP E ‘NED . Ford, president of the Word Motor company, in a statement Himved regarding the announcement improved Ford bodies and chassis ents, said: We do not want the impression @ prevail that we are producing} Ford cars. = "Bodies for Ford cars have been ly improved, but the model is remains unchanged @ lowering of the frame other important c'! fm four types, hay arance, driving @nd riding comfort and readability | » of the cars. “Body improvements and chassis | * Fefinements at this time are more Pronounced than at any previous) F time since the adoption of the model | % chassis. They are, however, en-! © Pirely in accordance with the policy| E @f the Ford Motor company to give | 46 the public the benefit of overy) Mmprovement which we find prac-} Yieal for Ford cars. i "By preserving the design of the itary the railroads h veler, Last year! on this run. dat these | with running bles, and even G SEATTLE PLANE fa “GASSIN of appro: “Wants U. field,” said jan of the T chassis, the company is safe- ig continuéd good service for} cars and trucks now in use tt the country as well as for| new car purchasers." “American automobile plants will @ short time double the propor- of their output going to the for- foreign trade com- tee of the National Auto ile @hamber of Commerce. ‘Phat, in a few years, 25 per cent | @ur anto production ximately 9,009,000 | | i i] Ss. ee John N. wniys, oe ie ot The White will be sold | ' reservoir. With big jobs like gassing the Seattle-built Boeing plane, PB-1 ts! derstand why there are 8,497 White trucks in fleets of 10 or more truck pictured here had to make siz trips in order to fill this It takes 1,800 gallons. , is not hard to un- in the oil industry. | ging + big plane's Eighteen years ago the Velie Motors Corporation made its first appearance in the field of motor-car manufacture. Its policy was then—as it has been ever since—to make the name of Velie synonymous with Value. In _ those eighteen years the aim of that policy has been consistently realized and wherever it has gone the Velie car has always won unqualified recognition of its worth. Many other car manufacturers have come and gone since that first appear- ance. But the Velie has remained and remains today—year after year in- creasing its reputation as a soundly- engineered car of proved reliability. Behind the Velie Today Today, however, marks the beginning of a still more progressive era for the Velie car. New ources, fies blood and far-seeing policies are behind it, determined that the Velie shall not merely rest upon its laurels, but shall seek new ones. Constant betterment of the car—both chassis and body—is in the forefront of their policies. Whenever or wher- ever it is felt that refinement is needed, or an improvement can be found, the change will be made immediately, always with the object of maintaining the Velie as the foremost value at its price. VELIE MOTOR VELIE and VALUE A Record and a Future Velie Responsibility At the same time, while the new poli- cies are progressive, they are soberly progressive. There is no intention to eliminate that stability which has always been a characteristic of the Velie organization, but rather to in- crease it if possible. Nor is it intended that that sense of responsibility to Velie owners that has also been an outstanding feature in the past shall be in any way lessened in the future. As throughout its history Value and Service have been allied ideals, so they will continue to be. “ROESCH SERVICE” For fourteen years of those eighteen the Velie car and the Velie policy have been identified in Seattle with Edward Roesch. “Roesch service,” reflecting that policy, is known to the public and the trade as the essence of what service should be—fair, thorough and willing. The Velie Corporation more than ap- preciates Mr. Roesch’s judgment and loyalty, and are proud that he will continue to be identified with them. Under the new policy, and with his able assistance, they look confidently forward to making the next twelve months the brightest period in the his- tory of the Velie car in Seattle. S CORPORATION Moline, Illinois ’ * EDWARD Distributors for 205 Westlake North VELIE ROESCH CO. Western Washington Phone MAin-5568 | STAR “95 PER HOUR" HELD SAFE Engineer Surveys Results of Roads on Chains | t n hard under the b ing force of mod automobile ¢ e n On the ott hand, chain t © ik pett overed or wot, slip pery pavements. GERMANS PLAN | German ex GLOBE TRIP Travelers to Motor Around World in 18 Months VIENNA, Sept. 16—An Austr edition will set out from here soon In three specially built motor cars, planning to visit every important ¢ in the world tn the next 18 month face travelers intend to croay 'th Constantinople — and no plains of Asia yyasinia, where they will Bombay, After India| ‘am includes Siam, Su a, China and Japan In the expedition will ship jin @ Pacific liner, touch at Hone Julu, and finally Jand in San Fran jclsco to cross the American conti jnent. Arriving in New’ York, the | hoods of the three automobiles will {be turned south and kept there juntil Buenos Aires ix reached. { The layt lap of the journey will] {bo via Portugal, Spain, France and | |back to Vienna, tourists hope to where arrive the world portation In goland, within 18 | months of their start | \ | POLES BUY YANK CARS | | A epurt in automobile buying 4 | noticeable in Poland a result of a | more favorable tariff areatmont ac feorded to American cars, since re | cent enactment of commercial treaty with the United States. Motor | transportation has also beon encour |aged under polices inaygurated by | Gen, W. Ov Zagoreki, Who was a delegate to the last world motor, | transport congress, held in. Detroit, my who iy now minister of trang 4 | | | TEMBER 16, Reduction in Terms of Purchase Why pay high down payments and exorbitant finance charges on an automobile? You can have any model Chevrolet for only $100 Down, 5% Interest For example, if you buy a Chevrolet Touring Car, the interest, insurance, finance charges of every kind on the unpaid balance for 12 months amount to only $39.60, or $3.30 per month. If you wish to make a higher first payment- on a Chevrolet Touring Car say $200, -our total financing and interest charges of every kind, including insurance, are only $34.50, or $2.88 Per Month At such rates everyone can own a Chevrolet. Why pay more elsewhere? In every case our interest charge is computed on the bas These low finance charges leave you no to pay. One price covers everything. WESTLAKE CHEVROLET VARSITY CHEVROLET 4041 Tenth Ave. N. E. is of 5 PER CENT OR LESS. We were the first to announce and pro- ] mote low financing charges in Seattle PIKE AT BROADWAY 118 Westlake N. 5 Passenger Sedan $2383 f. ob. Bridgepor~ “incidentals” LOCOMOBILE’S NEWEST CREATION! Tourme $1785 Built No exuiprt attracted more attention at the last Na- tional Automobile Shows than that of Locomobile, This unusual interest was two-fold. First, because the Locomobile itself is one of the few cars in existence today that was in the first national automobile show, and — Second, because a new member of the Locomobile family— the JR-S—was making its’ first public appearance. Thousands of visitors inspected this new car and expressed enthusiastic approval. Thousands more have been waiting to see the JR-8 in their city. It is here —come in and learn what a car must be before’it can bear the name “Locomobile™. SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE COMPANY Established 1008 1101 Hast Pikp Street, "Prices f. 0. b, Bridgeport, Yonn. Roapster $2150 Span $2285 ComPrpany or AMERICA, by Locomoni.r BrouGuamM $2285 ® Inc, 1925 of st tak cit be Grea the forn par ear der the owns pail the and Ne Ing Nat Yo rea fixt ers of wee Yor tha ing fac Gre sen ity arr foa aut ne: rer the ing try iy “a to ani pe ya