The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1925, Page 15

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1925 Willys-Overland Plans Huge Plant Expansion Mammoth Forge Plant Part of Con- struction Totaling $2,000,000 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 15 |“‘Something Different;’ | —~ Sure, New Flint Coach Five-Seater Includes Many Features, Such as Rubber Body Insulators | cama NEW OFFICERS ; FOR W A § ; - 3 ‘ f 4 Mack tru 2 WHAT SMOKE MEANS . al. a ’ ae one of t ew feature f ure is (00 f t pipe. Be * amoke blue tive of too Western Autos Has District Sales Pushers Here That nev belongs to Mrs, Jame ave. W. It’s 22 Fourth | )NEW VELIE FOR et ea ty ~| GAUTREAU weniture andwhyen electric fans. | we t “for the past| Standard Ofl company of California. | = ‘i Boston Ball Player Gets First Prospect me Sxty. ape tie: line, traaatlon, O88 brad 3" te ey usin for| jnopr NEW STANDARDS : ; 4 of Model in New England you see around town, Crehan, 24 Seattle the first of the broughan new ones delivered in (NAMES NEW AIDES HEAT DESTROYS OIL TY OFFICE fir t m uses a t MOTOR REAL A Chicag Even From The Beginning In the Junior Eight Locomobile Has Been Known as McKnight, who with the firm for five has alsc Locomobile You Will Find OFFERS NICKEL t M. Howe, pre FARE BUS ed t enlargements in. the maintained by | appre n ' summ “America’s Quality as FINEST.” * * last June ALLEYS GASOLINE ~& READ THIS STANDARD BATTERIES For Ford, Chevrolet, Star, Overland—also for 48 Other Makes of Cars RUBBER CASE—GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR ra A 5 OL I NE Quality Is— And Should Be— ALLEYS three new appointees for this} pre big Western Auto Supply com- p up and meet: M President Pepperdine has distribution district for hi pany. Left to right W. H. Bohling, di ceeding O. H, Pound; for the dent for the Seattle district. BUTTERA WINS AUTOS OFFER BIC : 4, a" 25 rs For 25 Years And as no ict manager for Seattle district, Locomobile H. R. denaral sale H. uc- ; manager ; Automobile, ‘ , . McKnight, field Prestige and They whole concern; uperinten- ay it with a smile, |} Other Than ALLEYS Name Has Been Locomobile ANITOSVO $9.9 i) z wl ° n < io} Terry and Mercer GASOLINE ALLEYS GASO OLD BATTERY IN TRADE 902 PIKE STREET OPEN ALL NIGHT S Railroad and Charles LINE ALLEYS ‘Talalalmialala , HOUSE—SO HERE GOES. YT AFFORD TO BE WITHO 1923 Oakland Coach Hore ta a little closed car that we are pelling $150 THE BOSS SAYS CL LOW THAT YO oadster ter that ts five brand Duco finish: It won't la ne price we are asking Come in today and see It 1925 Maxwell | Four-Door Sedan fs ( Don't buy » look over ov Come in an 1925 Oldsmobile De Luxe Sedan ro is mnother little car that in Suat like | pers front and eis, automatic 1923 Maxwell Touring Repainted in « beautiful | on and you r,for $600 lens than | fo new. Think of It fe A FEW MORE GOOD B 1924 Chevrolet Coupe 1923 Chevrolet Bport Tour, 1922 Dodge Touring, Maxwell four-passen- 1924 Maxwoll Bport Road- er Coupe ater IF YOU ARE PLANNING ON BUYING A CAR I DON'T FAIL Gardner Brougham. 24 Maxwell Club Sedan. 14 Btudebaker Might atx USED CAR DE Ua THE PRICES CUT SO UT A CAR NOW! | Late 1924 Special Six Studebaker Touring Repainted sui coat new, just a ago. ‘Late 1924 Velie Touring Car Late Essex Four Sedan In wonderful shape. Has SAZT1V | |Jack Ross Pilots Seattle Car| | to 19th Victory of 1925 | WESTERN AUTOS “STAGE SALE. VALUE Chrysler Dealers See Big Need for More Roads the bh “Motor cars today cost 30 per cent legs than before the war Commodities in general cost 67 per cent more. ed up and te and re cities must “Dollar Week” Found Suc-| n cess by Drivers’ Store When the Western Auto Supply | Co. has a as {t occasional does, motorists are 1 an of y to buy qual! ipplies at exceptionally sale orien ng the past few years a ser company hi This ha: r with the motor stern Auto heads, | {cles placed on salo at y enhance tho vafte of | semi-annual an opportunity | st to the | the j reduced event, and it | for mi | things he r | company claims, every secure s at a low cost,” ( ir in and this one ta UYS Cleveland Rondator chevrolet Baby Grand ) Hupmobile Tourlng. Touring. TURE, Walker Auto Co. aN PHONE ELiot-6172 t 2218 FOURTH AVENUE ! INS i lini THREE BLOCKS NORTH OF TIMES I | omit wr AML pay Redmor Good gravel, Stevens Highway—Open; good con- alttor Greenwood Ave,—Cloned, 10th Ave, N. Ki, from 85th to 110th 8t.— Now pavement open Iwenton-Maplo Valley —~ New pavement Mountain open nod Krave) wi Good gravel | | | Paved | Paved. | Good gravel. | Good condition, | | | Via Soom Creek; jent. I—-Hxcellent gravel. t One mile pavement | 1 indebtedness | of the @ month of July totaled 46 for more than of a year ago. Stillwater | Ravall-Te ¢ 5 balance Fall City: Tolt cept North Ro ing thra rrayol. South Route to Snoqualmie Road: Cloned | th of White New pave: | ther Lake Me from Rent rmatl call MAin-6900, NEW PLEASURE CARS AND TRUCKS FOR REND yee System WLlot-b125 Bee Hive ings Boren Ave, 1 to Gat cod by the to the ' re white line. Second to None. Can Give. SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE CO. Established 1903 : 1101 E. Pike St. EAst-0462 COMMON SENSE! Pay as much attention to what we tell you in this ad as you would to the traffic officer on a busy corner. BUY YOUR Following LOW TERMS 5% INTEREST This applies to all models. Come in and let us explain our new plan to you before buying any moderate- priced car. ELL-THOMPSON MOTOR CO. 404 East Pine St. WESTLAK 321 West EA st-7800 E STAR MOTOR CO. lake North BA st-2808