The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1925, Page 14

THE SEATTLI TAR WI A EP tT BEI 92 TRAIL MEETING “WELL, IF IT’S GOOD ENOUGH FOR AL” 7 HERE OCT.3 <— | oa | Yellowstone Route Boosters Plan Series of Confabs MINNEAPOL Minn, Sept route pr | ort THROW AWAY - @ ‘YOUR OLD TIRES TRADE THEM IN FOR Cashmere at nd Cle Elum at Right; Octod 3 Falls City at noon, Kirkland at night and Octo ber 3 at 8 HH. oO. of the Y WM attend President ttle, will During isciat uring . Dur re on r over @ This lar tem of ‘| jus that ha is year, The a We Will Allow From : Al Smith, the rataer widely know demoe e governor of the great state of New York, he the reputation of | 2 \ h knowing a good thing when he sees it. Just | at what he bought his son and daughter | % Yes sir, right the first time—a Chrysler Six roadster, the same kind that’s handled locally by the Washburn- 0 Haines Motor Co. ! ae — | -— a ses i-— ao ae Ks BARE KNEES AND BEE «a: CAUSE MOTOR SMASH! { Fastidious } Dealers Cut Down on Tiss9, en eek fico warned tn toward tho pee tion has also } pletely marked the Trail and hi a Pistributed thousands of maps and % 7 Pudlications ong its route. GASOLINE DEPOT Come in and have your old tires Used Motorcar Stock | Ne oe gga TWO STORES May Jarboe mobile w ie aeons hen ane | erat Sate Pan om eg FCW: lO wa” STANDRING TIRE SHOP ER. A. Sperry 500 Stewart St—Times Square ELiot-8800 the Geferal Petr Be which the Poration of We ON U. S. AUTOS LESS SHIPMENTS GROWING idiary, nod bes Motor — Evarithing a re py a en ec fy La LN: > to Modern Fire-Fighters i202: 82, = sign and manufacture of Frank Tischer, master cabdinet-maker of Firemen’s Convention Here Draws Ex- 2°02, ster! shee an ¢ designs delow show the deau- = hibit of Apparatus to “Castle” rom Na wnique process, ITH everything from mammoth, , chemicals, ladder wagons and Motorized, ch ical | ) the tiniest viat 1 | Papen Pirat aid kit, the dealers’ disp ‘ ne r t T0 DEALERS < hie Pacific Coast tion is a drawing "\Critics Attack Auto Light y Inspection Rules 32 well as uniformed “fire laddies” | life-mavers of Were this week. p et ts exhibited in the City Halt | Safe medieval castlo erected for} ~ Templar con : e thru Thu al devices for ss g lives and property. | And you have only to walk | also ha "across the pavement into the | alongside Firesto: | County-city building and look Tho Instanta Sat Seattle's first fire engine, | an exhibit of tnt Fine old “Sacramento,” to get Stir nana iustrations of the ‘Srapid progress in the develop- fement. es GaOne of the big drawing cards {| the Northwestern Mutual Fire In ce association exhibit, pre | by E. M. Jensen of Seattle} model of a business block in bes ae thatthe * tens s, with doll firemen wielding) yoTOR EXPORT GROWS aw’ meets the Oregon requ: and fire axes and a crowd of| ‘The overseas sales of General Mo-| better than the new us onlookers watching the} ig ig, ep i a Z 32 by the Automotive Trade lerything from the “firemen’s"| pared 2 fe tion and by the Automobile Dea Eores to the chemical engines and 7 figures include association of Oregon. Bums and hose nozzles fs made to| sales by General Motors Export com fe and real water is played thru|pany to overseas distributors and} . FRESE shattered ‘windows © of’ the| dealers, and ssles by the overséas| FIX NEW. STANDARD rult and orking mod- of alarm systems) 0? and outfits, including wiring, but- ckers and tapes and departmer signals and fll GENERAL <S dealers are i “Home Folks™/ To make GENERAL Gasoline the most efficient fuel that a distinctive, modern refining process can produce and then to market it to the public as economically as | iis’ house.” assembly plants of General Motors MOBILE CHASSIS | a . FOR AUTOMOBILES VY BIG PART | TO INSTALL BUSES enbeacecraviaed, or. new: stand Efe motor truck chassis, mount-| Boonsville, N, ¥., has o and unmounted, feature the big} buses to operate in 30 da ny—the Seagrave Suburbanite,| §-cent fare basis. It is ur ie. Mack, American-La France|that school children will by Howard-Cooper hose carts,'to and from school for one fare. biles,, motor ¢ and farm tr ed by letter b jof Aut appr the summer meet j lant June, These have now been Incorporated }in tho data sheets of the socloty lFor a Good Ly ‘They cover, among other items, an A $ : : i aeronantical ante a farm possible—that is an important feature of the policy of | | | stent, Lasts ee General Petroleum Corporation. ; | S Piscbiats abs And so, GENERAL does not and will not compete with its | Se ar eer perl aa authorized dealers. Every GENERAL dealer is an independent, a self-operating business man selected carefully for fitness to serve the public well and authorized to sell GENERAL products. Consequently, all GENERAL Dealers are ‘‘home folks.’’ Each is interested vitally in the welfare of his community; each is de-| pendent on the success of his neighbors and the patronage of his neighbors for his own success ent sells GENERAL because he wants to. \ “Fill Up Your Tank and Let Your ENGINE Decide!” GENERAL Se Sune L Safe Touring | Be sure and see what Seattle’s used car’ dealers are offering to you in Sat- urday’s' paper. Good Cars at Popular Prices The driver approaching from the right has the right of way, by get-| eral consent, But even if he's com: | ing on from the left, don’t be so sure | of your own rights in crossing in front of him, Give, him the signal | fientand be sure hefrecognizes tt. |