The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1925, Page 16

} ‘ PAGE 16 THE SEATTLI STAR WEDNI OCTOBER SDAY NEW TYPE FLINT! SHOWN HERE ‘— Sales Manager Tells Points of B-40 WILL BUILD Design of Auto Is the Same, but Improvements Many New 60,000 ayen ft a The | Donna Tries Out the New Flint Touring | | | | | | i pees 7 | THIS IS THE NEW B-40 FLINT touring car which has just arrived in Seattle. It is now on display at the Seattle | Automobile company, distributors of the Flint. Miss Don na Doty, of the auto firm, is getting ready for a trial spin 1 the new car \ | compared w eo L biles Take C f Girl PI facture, if of I ad en, wit “4 inch ocomoples Lake Care 0 Ir ayers oping 4 max m power 2 od 2 Stes ee hi J at ae , and be 1 in no tk speed transmis. ar shift is r sut r shift housing MALLEABLE HOUSINGS ARE PROVED BEST ~ THE PHILADELPHIA BOBBIES, girls’ baseball team, which played in from the ball park on the day of the game in this Junior Eight Locomobile. Automobile company. e machin factory have been ad HE TOURS COAST New Locomobile Real Value Says Firm Head : |Flint Company Manager to be desired "A new f j (OTTNHE new JR-$ has struck a ie to ride in system is Make Survey in West } P fopular note in the public he JR-S, with on the dash - says H. P. ( master cyl te T, Mich. Seattle Autom« advanced to t for effecti still mo! Flint engi with the ma parts liable one wheel om anothe for the ca rm year in most trying aituatio: er, speed o common y iiengecs very < sen ‘cur. | Thousands of Autoists Are| Trattio Rules Cut Down Ac- there ty no| around for the| in case of a storm} 4 with a cape| upholst« leather, seats padded “The Hit by Novel Road Laws cidents, Council Told WASHINGTON C., Oct. 14 of the fact that during the ring season thousanda of mo: been victims of traffic| with which they were not equippe CLEVELAN has been ne where traffi D, Oct, 14.4 which com. | Pla ‘ rear.c nstrument to, gl ed wit equip ammeter, oll gauge, com ft | and ignition switch, | fam Oysters z nerican Automobt at Boidt's. (Popula r speedometer and| association t st an appeal tisement de carburetor choke.” horities every prelgn motorists’ fon during the preser vo experiment in|; Eme traffic imp diminution of ¢ in the | causes: ness on the! violations by | 8 of traffic rules with whict are unfamiliar, inasmuch sin} Der cent of the latter typo of of fense the motor tourist is not to| | blame," Thomas. P, Henry, president be Ma NACAC AG desbaed. | marked decrease of automobile acct ‘The president of the national mo.| “ents at street crossings. Automo toriig Body \Gallediatt bile collisions at street intersections dreds oP oomintinioat are steadily decreasing and these ac system 1. Boulevard stop 2. Elimination of vehicles parking n man stree 8. Prohibition The boulevard s Emorson, “has resulted in a Mileposts of Progress! walkin op ordinance,’ . cldents now are ympanied by You’ve passed the first one when you comparatively little damage own your own automobile! “Tho legislation a t parking 1 main streets during rush hours. | has 1 of many resulted in th kind Other people no more prosperous than ' ‘ r ce yupled with that is th you ride in their own cars. Why not let The A.A.A,, officials of the organ.| system at astrect intersections | zation state, Is ready to sv rt city |} one-way traffic, assuring dri YOUR family share in the pleasures of week-end trips and outings? and town authorities in developing etter systems of traffic control but|in safely speeding up |a t the same timo will Insist that| including street car the motorist be treated fairly and) «phe records of tho Cleveland | given an opportunity to conform| patiwny company the open street, which lias resulted | all vehicles, You can buy a USED CAR that will show a reduction | give you miles 6f service—at a very low | with the new Splans: [ot 0 In tho number of tomo | ywice. Dozens of dependable dealers t| Britain Leads in tf 1925 over the corresponding fer their best buys every day in The | ; period of 1924. ‘Theno figures con oS ys every day in The 'Cycle Production oeirti.onty asoldontel in whish atréet Star—and arranged! }eara figure," atill bs | easy terms can always be LONDON, Oct, 14,—Britain a the world in the manufacture | KEEP AIR IN TIRES not advivable to reduce the tire to allow for alr An official at the Motorcycle show | held hege stated that whereas in 1920 fer] | Britain exported 21,000 motor . The Car you want, at the price you Tt 4 pressure in the a aN 7 ae : om a cn, 8700, in 19 } expansion in hot weather, The nor want to pay, is offered daily in The and Ameria, | 0, in 1024 Groat | caus prensune teoerntabeacr ty. cirb| 11 dea thatiAtherion'a 10,800, i manufacturers will give the beat re-| peat psa oY Ults. Thoreased pressure due to heat | 1 Will not injure the tire as much as a] ® GAS HIGIEIN AFRICA ory low pressure Altho gasoline in Afrlen pr | t 80 4 a gallon and kerosene General Motors expo ‘om engines nontha ending J ‘ | cars, as againet pnding period, EEE cl, a 4 A, “Dynamite” Signs “TWO YEARS AHEAD= THAT is what they all say about the Junior Eight —Locomobile’s popular priced car. Eight cylinders in line, with the | lowest gasoline consumption and the greatest power of any motor of similar displacement ever built. | —19 miles to the gallon —2 to 60 miles in a few seconds —66 to 70 horsepower SEDAN $2,695 Completely Equipped, Delivered in Seattle . SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE CO. Established 1905 Phone EAst-0462 ay sported to and furnished by the Seattle uld Be Removed 1101 East Pike St. dent a car tends to have th 4 that {f too many “stop” and to create the impre in the driver's mind that any sigr be safely 4 We hope that this so-called amite’ | Joke will die a speedy death.”* of tho Automobile signs are placed upon some of them where of the sort may carded. f public | Max FLINTS 395- WILL BE HERE SOON See these latest creations by Flint and you will appreciate why production schedule calls for 60,000 Flints. SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE CO. Hstablished 1908 i I SEE The New B-40 Now on Display THE NEW MODELS the next twelve months’ 1101 East Pike St. Phone BAst-04162