Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 17, 1917 · page 13

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1 There is probably no form of auto- =for nothing more than prices of met I
AUIwmu-‘E NINIERS‘ mobile extravagance greater than that erials, this year will be one to be Am 8

Proper lubrication of the transmiss
ion, differential steening gear,
and front axel spindles of a motor om
114 important Realizing that the aver
21111-01111“ 01' driver fa1ls to give this
1111'- necessary attention. Some compan—
‘l("¢~ instruct each owner upon the ailing
of the chassis of the 411112131 folhwing‘. (“m lion.
instructions he will be able to get the
greatest efficiency.

Tia e de-faoto (10101111111111 (:1 Mexico
L14 just issued a d1c1ee whioh went i11—
m immediate effect removing the i111—
port duties on automobiles and all otlr
11101014 truck

months ago the Curanza Government tween "“19“,, """"
increased the import duties on
mobiles and accessories
- pmotically lo prohibitiw figuxk,a11d
lutle trade was being carried or. with
(‘.'n' country in these lines.

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information
slowlll Of 1111‘ tiactor business hm 1141111 The aim is to prevent i11ex-'
has been received
Slate oBard of agriculture. which ro- walk Motm'hns in Massachue .4 (111114
molly took a tractor
board found that thoro- were 3,932 truc-

tors in the State. 1111 iul'l'euse of anornI
than 1710 per cent.
The tractors arc mog‘IInumorous;

prut [deed in buying tiles, and a great, long remembeied in automobile his-
Idead of this extravagance lies in the: tory Grmviug more specific about the
purchase of “cheap tires” that the price of materials , it is only neces-

 

the well made standard’tires made by .used in automobile drapforginzs, Maj

lions behind them. jto openhearth nickel steel 1111- given;
«itself over to making marked adv‘ances
But car owners who study the tire Iin price This material, which is used
to] themselves are rapidly in chasses, is resting temporarily at
coming to realize that the purchase. ofIma1ks doubling those of last year.
’them “cheap” tires is a waste. of The aluminum market has fallen S. L. Benedict.
monev-that in thc end the Well made far short of being stationary, with its.
standard tir,e whosr initial cost is a present quotations tripling those oiz
littlc mom, will show tl11 lowest us: two years ago. Tires are higher, with‘
per mile. and provide the most satls- increased prices for crude rubber and
factory 1'iding.'l‘l1ese motorists are fabric Leather, top materials, copper,
fast 001111119; to see. the di ”1 I'ence be tubing, the sheet metal used in milking? J-
us adjusted o1'1'1'1he funder4, bonnets, and dustpans are
auto muntrr 11nd mileage delivered on the from 23 to 100 per cent higher than in
to what was road. iprevious years. Then with those 1111-;
:ynntes, the labor ('o.4't,’11'hi1"ll is the
llurgest single item in making 11 motor

 

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ph 1a Auto Show.

vehicles Several

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1 Mower huetts

Legislature requiring cwmage
regarding that

all automobile repair men beI

A number of automobile manufac-

{10111 the Kansas poiienced persons from doing repuh

.keeping up with the
The plain that :1 good deal of the 1111111 now‘I tends this t'XllPIl.

is done. by inexpcrh need 111111111111 11.

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census. Prices to the 1111-'11~‘

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.niore than W per cent.
HIGH COST OF AUTO MATERIAL I’maicriuls

“'1”, bush: touring 0111'.
I from one to three times 11115
'lllgll :1.4' 1l1cy have previously becu und' (‘- “1

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1 Seymour D. Fond purchased a Dodge
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More than $30,000 worth of Mitchell
cars were sold at the recent. Philadel-

.,}«lall of Silvermine, has pur-
cluised a Chandler touring car from
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Iors in llil't‘ cases have been tum-used luxrvhuoed 1111 Oldsmobile, .Modnl
this week.
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llayncr. of Tokenekn,

J. 'E. Slater has purchased a Dodge
syringe dealer is sure are “just as good" as sarv to mention that open- hearth uteel,,Bmthem- touring our.

great factories with great 01 ganiza- gone up from 150 to 300 per cent. Next; A. D. Benedict has sold to R. S. Greg
ory of 3 Lewis etreet a Reo touring

l). L. Davis has .plueod his order for a
“handler roadster for May 1111 deliv-
A bill has been introduced in the .('111' has inciensed by 11 generous p”, 111-1 from Vamt Blotheru' Garage

.11. N. Muyorhon‘ will take delivery of
1111-1114 have revised 111111 191.111 11141 a (‘olt' Hit: 811 Special from Yuast

prices but even .40 they are scurcelyI “1011"” Garage on All?" 13‘

‘Millurd, of 21 Merwin street.

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is the

1'11 1‘51- 11'heat growing counliw, which Advanced Prices Will Make Year 1101111111-1'7‘111111 -. standstill n Took'l us proud owner of 11 Chandler roadster
11.7'1' relatively free from stone»; zuidI Memorable in the Industry 11 11..~1:zu'l1uyor will my mom f1'u his dciiuicd by \‘nnst llrothers' Gumgc.
111111.115. There in a wide and deep son of outlay ”1L, ,H'iu' than 1'1'1'1 bum“. in
--—==~ truth in the automobile industry, in I”... hidor} at ”H. industry, . \\
{‘11111'3. 4 Snyder of 1.111211 Roch. A111,. lxh“. : of tho k1lr1toment ‘iuneused 611113111111

l."~l -u- lding 1111 eight cylinder Ford 1111'.
H1 has put two I‘Ul‘ll eugim 1 1nd to been set forth as the prime son. on for

on! with one. crunl: c1140 11'hi1h 1.41 111; many p111'e'1dvuneo in the 1111.41 11~a1'111g1111i11zliu11
'1.4' the uteruf'o 1111111.

in unending $1,200 on his exporiiwnt.

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of labor. and mutoriuls.‘ which 1111.4
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were, present.

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htudy of conditions. He

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.' TIM Car You Have Wang‘edp- .
At a Price You Can Afford

OUR desire has been for 11 car that would equal W

, the most expensive equlpage in ability and smooth—
ness of personalities, in style. and in refinement of
finish and appointments. so that its purchase would be a

The car is built' 111 four body styles at prices batonish-
ingly tom—$1367 for the seven-passenger. and $1295
for the five-passenger, club roadster and convertible mud—
ster models. f. o. b. Lansing.

The seven-passenger is now on display at our show-
room. Call or write today for a demonstration.

Detail: of 1119 Car

manent and lasting.

"Y on are now enabled to buy such a car in the new
Oldsmobile, Model 45, at 11 cost so ontonishingly low.

as compared with cars of equal pretensions, that you can meau—lzo inch“ Rm- ”hm 5081mm ",1; .
well afford to pay the dillerence between this and a mere . "lung t,” l
Weight—3,000 pounds, ready
car of serviée. 4 I for m. road. Ruin—Foot, «and con-
Exquisite harmony of outline and over-all proportions Mabr—l-Izighmlluder, 'Yl: mgmmgflwfi inm-
m {or '1 '
distinguish this can—tho result of nearly twenty years of 13;“ d 2111111113111: de- Witch—Selected hickory.

experience in combining beauty with comfort, smallness

voloplng 50 bone power, anl W001! finllh 1

withgrace. . brake 1m. ' ”mgr—Front, anti-elliptic;
The comfort of the car is a revelation, due 1; the (Julia-By oeutrifugtl pump. WW "II :Imcr elli
new style upholqtery of finest quality bright nish, Rndiaomnoneycomb, with ' _“" _
black leather, lgid im’box plea", with b0 buttons to mm £11”he‘liflikfl- Samar-Lott 5“" uni
fliovml ble, worm mdb
I gather and hold dust and dirt. fi5§“mf‘?m If!“- i not type.
The 120~inob wheelbase, through clever body design, - “m ”“5““0 “MM” °' Fudm-cmd tn!!- ' ‘
providesI the utmost in comfortable leg room. Long: fif£i¢§ngflmfin3 ”“I‘ lighting—‘- 4411111»: ml”“"”
wide springs {and perfect but ance of chassis Insure easy 3’"; Cami-Antennae. box, ‘1‘qu but! l “P: .

“dmg “mi" “3" had of going. V CarbxnlIor—Automtic com- 4 Ital-um In.“ ”P'-

The d horse power motor, with the light weight mating type. Dal—Wilding with nickel
of the turf-35, 000 pound; early for the road-provides Gmfiutym—Vuuunind, .mm; m.

a reserve ofpower that not gear Ihiftinz rarely neces- with an ink in m1. Wow—so
sary. The smoothness of the; eight cylinders in a sump TEJIaIIzmim‘Unit with ink 1111111111an.
in: delight. 01111 ' ‘ opd uiflflmm
Economy of operation is insured by light weight uul , “‘4‘" m huh" Iribflubll of; ..
motor refinement. The gasolinoovongeig from film adu—Hotchtiu 1.1m Junior 1 . t day
:toeightoenmilosagdlou.fldtbatin mileageiau- «19111911111me 1 M140 1‘ to band
Ii usually high. Oil con-umpfinnu nominal. Fraann—fldafrundml. ' mhhilfib my,“
' Tbxouzhou‘t, the car leaves nothing to be desired. ‘3’“, “ m M~ M3311 and :1- “In:

Walnut woodw fl: and nickel finished instruments on
but details of m uperior worth.

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lpany. of? Centez' avenue, has pun-has
ed a Dodge touring car.

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bile Dealers

A Mitchell car was recemly- drivenl
up the steep sides of 'l‘iticuca Lake, ‘
Bolivia, :1 distance of 13,000 feet abovelI
the sea level.

Battling Kuutz is shooting around 14
his new auto.
yesterday and drove it home.
ing to wlhat he. says its quite a car. l

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The Stanley car is coming into its:I
It. wasn't long ago when a cut
of this type couldn't be seen in Nor"
walk. Now quite a number of people.
own them.
Stanley oar is that it is so constructed;
that no carburetor or self»s1arted is’
necessary. 1

The coming of Spring
many of Norwalk'u citizens to dig
down into their pockets for the price
{of 1111 automobile.
but 11'th every person who can possi-
bly afford to do so should buy an‘
Eaulo," both for plt'aeure and 'business.
‘Another great teatum of the anionic.
bite. is its heultIIfuluoss,
members of :1 family out into the air
and brings 11 heullht‘ul glow to their
faves.

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11111111 Tank Mowing 11m a‘h'cc ‘.

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He went to New York!
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This photograph shows the nugh 11' power of the irrestible tank used
on the British from in France. llele 31 is mowing down a tree. in, its”;
course tow'd the (‘.1-1'11111n trenches, stoning it can move over the. rougllellb
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STEEL HUMPS AT CROSSINGS. l-"W‘
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Icular travel and preventing corm
1111111111. A fine is provided by}
«i; 1.1'1111111111'1'4'1'01' the motorist wlm
to keep to the right of these:

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1‘ lakes “‘ in the" 1'1411111' ol lo.'.-\:1ueie.4 4treet

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i311 hot ,4-1- 1.1011144 111111ispl1e1it':al'111111111111115”in piloting his car in,
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iti4E<.hu1e been bolted to the pave-1.111 tllOlflUllllfill‘t‘r.“ Popular lire,
1.111411 for regulatin: 1121111114 Magazine.

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11:11 141-1 will be the 011 nor of a‘I
l1 'l‘ouring
lllulllt‘n‘4' Garage to be delivered \luy'I

supl rinllndvnl otI
the st. George l’ulp 11111] l'npnr (out ‘1

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Come
In! , '

You Will 5m iinedisplayolautoé ,
mobiles ready tar immediate den“
livery. Three cars oiOverlaIInIds,
all models, received this week.

Our. Line Consists 0f-

 
 

 

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