The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-12

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4. n Reed a. G. Perkins. T. l..
peNcnns aud \. } EnEdahl
The Mitchell Motor and Service
company occupy the greater part OF
the north wall and show a Grant
SN roadster IN Rolls Royce blue
with white wire wheels. new 1919
Mitchell a.paHsengcr model In green.
With yellow wheels. classy Brts
eoo passenger. finished in pure
white. with mouse colored tapestry
upholstery and Southern California
top. a passenger Jordan. with blue
finish and white wire wheels. SALES.
men on the floor are II n Thomas
r, r. Hart and 1 a Alderman.
Manager Jack Diamond looks In once
a day. but the Flu" has not as yet
completely reiinquished It's strip
An exhibit OF great popularity n
that 81 the Northwest Motor com.
pany. showing a Hudson touring Sc.
dan In green. with black wheels. the
Essex. which II the one really new
motor car At moderate price. a
Nash cut out chassis. under power
and electrically Illuminated. a Nash
passenger touring model in dark
blue with gold stripping. and Pack.
ard T.passeugrr standard touring
model In attendance are q q.
Bayicss A. q Carmody & A Doty.
w. g. Council and Chester Fox
Tho Parker Motor Car company.
Charles Parker president displays a
beautiful Mercer model. luNurlouely
finished In Tiffany bronze. with
brown Spanish leather upholstery.
Ridge Whitworth wire wheels and
a rich brown top. The official
name for the model shown " the
sportahout r l.. Parker and O. +,
fattee are on the floor. in addition
to Charles Parker.
Thu showing Of the automoblle dc
partmeut OF tho Frank Natcrhouse
company. =. y sands. manager. is
absolutely complete The ears ~.
irctrd 20 represent the different line.
handled include a b.pass.ns-r. s-cyt
indsr siudebaker. IN dark blue. with
black wheels "A Studebak.r little six
4 pazs.nKcr ehummy roadster. IN
robins egg blue. with natural wood
wheels. "A Big SIX Studehakcr In
cream, with black wire wheels and
special top and silk mohAir scat
covers. In a pastel blue shade. a ut
Ito six Studchakcr b.pas-~nEer In
maroon finish. and standard Mar.
mon touring car 10 Brewster green.
Sales Manager Frank " Elliott. ".
p johnson. ~ Ludwig. Frank Sol
lars and u. &. D-aton are the men
in charge Of the display.
The Miliys Overland Pacific com.
pany under the general manage
ment Of A. u. Tyson. display a var
led assortment % models, The
WHY'S. knight sedan Is an especially
attractive job. Finished in royal blue.
with black wire wheels and golden
brown whipcord upholstery. a
WHY'S six club roadster. in battle.
ship gray. with Turrette top. is a
center OF attraction The Overland
Thrift Car la shown In Hrcweier
green. 4 cutout chassis. an over
land model IS. a willyaknlEht silent
motor In operation and knight
motor that has run $4,000 miles. are
included In the exhibit The men on
the floor are l.. j. kearas. sales
manager: A. y kincaid. ~ Klein.
felter. W W. BALDWIN. Iiill Camp.
bell. n. r. F1uhari Dan Wallace.
II. Y. Thomas. NJ y brown and G.
G. Collins
Next In line IL the most costly car in
the show. a T'iercc.Arrow vestihule SUI
burban model. priced at $500. Z.
@. b. Buffalo. y. Y. This sumptuous
Job IL finished IN dark green. and
equipped with the IS dual valve
motor The tonnsau ia finished in
LaIdlaw upholstery. in light gray.
the front. or drivers compartment,
in black buffcd leather The other
Pierce. Arrow model IL a spaHsenEer
job in Alice green. with orange
wheels and stripping. The upholstery
- black leather President Hoffmar
Of the Hoffman Motor company. u
much In evidence. with q. NJ. Bcr-
thold In charge Of the exhibit.
with small show in itself. the
Shields Liyengood Motor company
occupies the southwest corner Of the
big armory. exhibiting a classy Lex
Ington open chassis. finished IN red
white and blue. a 5.passenger. Lex.
ington. in blue black. a striking Lib
erty chassis decorated with the ma
tlonai coiors. Liberty s.passenger
touring model. In blue black. and a
National Highway Twelve sport car
In battleship gray. The AllAmori-
can house Is represented on the floor
BY the popular head Of the firm. G.
n. Shields. who always has crowd
when he lectures on the features OF
the Lexington. and the following
members Of his organization. V. A.
Cole. A. J. Copeland. ". a. Turner.
y. Donnellan. w. r.. Shields. Paul
Tamalla and G. NJ Smuilen.
what paint and enamel mean to a
motor car is strikingly illustrated in
the exhibit Of the Winton Co. which
shows "A new Winton model IN sea
foam shades. which. as n female en-.
thusiast exclaimed. is simply de.
licious." and another model In the
natural aluminium body. before the
many coats OF paint and enamel are
applied. Both cars are equipped
with Victoria tops. and are the last
word in class. u. @. schaefer. man
ager OF the Winton Co. with his