8.7 m Service, ‘
AKRON. 0.. June 18.-—-'1‘ire manu-
ucturera, too. have been concerned
over the attainment of greater oom-
i’ort for the automobile driyer.
To that-end. they agree. one way
in which they can help is by improv-
ing the construction of the tire. Jrlieir
engineers have worked over this prob-
The Coachth ANDERSON Aluminum Six
l: h I P and down “Automobile Row” everywhere they are talk-
' - - . loin tor years. until now they set forth
E] mg about the new Anderson Alummum SIX. m. {allowing conclusions:
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It is the only car of anything like its price with an ”1.1;. figmg‘gguflgug‘ghg‘fif
aluminum body. Aluminumis expensive. Yet Without it, the . tot-din; mam .m- capacity. .
lustrous, enduring beauty which characterizes the Anderson “3;, '11:; (331:; 133;; 13" r51; 31°12;
would be impossible. The velvety rust-proof surfacepf aluminum- l car.
grips the paint and prevents the checking and flaking WhICh so
frequently occur on bodies of steel. Moreover, Without the use I
of aluminum, the lightness, balance, performance and operatmg
economy of the car would be unattainable. l
Yet this aluminum body—as fine a piece of coach work as any
produced during five generations of Anderson coach-building—is tho earlier a...
only gne of the features which distinguish the Anderson Alumi- I In 1m fiixfit‘mmbnu
num 1x. '
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8. Smaller wheel diameter, bringing
the car closer to the ground and ?
utilising the motors power to best I
advantage.
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These are the points brought out > .
lecently by F. A. Seiberling. noted lire . I
manufacturer or this city. in point— ‘
in: out the trend of tire design tron: I
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in Oakland
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against moi! in the coup M -
bustionchanber—dn most M. We “Nils-go
ran on “xii-incl: tu-es. Now cars 0: 3
It is a big car d it looks even bigger than it is, because it is $2;thsz “6 mmmuon m 1
hung so low—only inches from the ground to floor-board, and
little higher in all than the average man.
“And in a few years. prediccs l
Idle it along at two miles an hour, then step on the accelera-
Selberliuz. "this size will be replaced ‘;
by the 8035. a. rather striking il- l:
luau-anon of the present-day trend
owar er w ee an m a- common source of-en ne Best's Plan” for
tor and see it gather speed with a rapidity that is remarkable. :7);::-d.m:“' : :u f : ”I trouble! It has cost motor ctr Mm! nothing
Watch it take the rough spots and cobbles smoothly,'silently smalle: 3:3?"53: 1111‘s. 1.5.3:. 1‘" than 09° “at car ‘9 "“7 WWW”? should
5—9, degree of comfort made possible only by the remarkably small to can tor tires or larger cross-se;- make good onthis m- hm SeetheOaklandsix,
ratio of weight below the springs to the weight over the springs.
Enjoy the same silence and freedom from rattles and squeaks
rying less air. The present ”:5 the .
ultimately will be superseded by a .
321:6 or even by a 34s}. but where the
TM lest-.025 MW here-hens;
Gene‘s-hum WinHKOW Gad-.3154! “Einsteins-n.
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tion. more flexible in car-can and cex- {l
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after thousands of miles of serv1ce as on the first day. 325.3 31135:: 3:: i‘;:.°:‘.‘.‘,“:.‘:’..i‘3 3 "T . “' 7R1 GHT
. The equipment is unique in its completeness, including every- - 33.323 :2: gap;f:il'.°io:§;x;°°u'?§ LUTHER
thing—even a patented foot dimmer, an innovation that permits ““1 "1 MW“ °‘ 25 °' 3° WW“ Regent Garage
dimming of headlights without removing hands from the wheel ""‘ u“ “m“ ‘1" 3'" “mm” WALL ST. NORWALK
. ! makers. have come u-om 40:4 to 823$.
3 feature that adds greatly to the safety and pleasure of night which -- Already s-fins my to 8m
r1vmg.
u 28x4 will appear for future stand~
'ardisation."
'And the price—it would be impossible were it not that Ander- m mum ; :
H” with a probability that tires as small
son‘ cars are built in the heart of the southern water-power and
. ~ St tar as wheel sizes are co - 2
hardWood belts, where ower costs on] a fraction of the a er «2. .cmam sewers“: mm l
' e y . v age u i
price—where Anderson cuts Its hardwood from Its own forests—.2 .eni‘o‘g‘ 5?? 3.122;“? "‘° ””y ‘d'
where labor conditions are Ideal—where, in fact, many a foreman ii to. Mm ”MM" 5a."; $16-$33: g, ._ ..-.__2-_ We“; I; -. --- ,_— ; : _
and skilled worker has been With Anderson since before the days it ""3"” °’”’ ‘° b‘ m" “an"
of the automobile 2 ,mm“ “um" “m M "timed to Auto aoTEs.
3 a 8'01) with a. 20-inch rim diameter or Insuzance staiisticians reprt
' “hem" they wilgrn even runner to :9.5oc,ooo was paud out tor burnni
A — anAlt-inch rim dismiter.” cars 1.: 1922.
. L“ ' - ml. he conclud . United States ‘138 spent between ‘
J ‘ ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION - "The desire of ‘3‘: cu manufactuin fifteen and twenty billion dolars tor ER‘ 7]
er'and the purpose of the tire man. Into: and trucks in the last 15 yen-3. S CE STATION
”lacuna:- will be to develop ‘_ tire not More than 36.003.000.000 has been
only 01 smaller rim diameter. but also spent by the federal government Int
Anderson MOtor 83168 CO. , of “we, Nonfiction. of mo“ Mb mmlcm, roads. ' 2_ There Is a WILLARD for All Makes of Cars and {or
iblo car-coins and [egg “.ble to the mv- Use heavier oil In summer. Radio A and B
' ages oi nternal heat. 0 , Motor trucks hauled almost as '
L 47 West Avenue . N orwalk, Conn,- pnum mick “new; “fling: much freight as the railroads in 1921. Batteries at All Make: Repaired and Recharged.
p , centlble. ' Don‘t wash the in in sunlight as
"Fewer plies and mm:- crud”. it effects the anti-1h. . 47 West Avenue JOSEPH RYSZ, ' ,.
L ’ “one will permit of lower .1, pr“- Carry your Ilesirailon or license ,
sure for inflation, eagler riding for the card with you at :—..l times.
| occupants at the ca; and longer 11:.) Suddenly jamming on the brakes -~ —
.- - _ life with lower rel-.32: b11133 hurts the car.
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Home of the 'Anderson Motor sales Company on West Avenue
PAIGE-JEWETTI'
Sales and Service
EMBEBWERS we
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' The construction and finish of the touring car as-
sures the owner of longer life and better appear-
,‘ anoe than is ordinarily alloted to motor cars.
Qonnecticut Avenue Corner Taylor Avenue.
Residence Phone 1054-5
Tilly Auto and Carriage Works
71.79 North Main Street.
Auto Springs
Stocked — Repaired
and
Made to Order For All Makes of Cars.
T I L L Y _
Auto , , and Carriage Works
Baked enamel finish throughout. Real leather up-
. , .' holstery. A
The? Price, $960 Delivered
smmom-Buss c0. '
' DISTRIBUTORS FOR
14 W6“ A"- . P50“ 2782 OVERLAND, WILLYS-KNIGHT, MOON
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' ' 3 8mm .: ’ ’ ,
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1.237 Antonio, was Sun 0mm 20,
The Car of Wonderful Performance 1 ‘ «1.2” -
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2. hues. signal: trecord. Best- previous \’ \ ' ' e '
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Exide Batteries ,
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L 3 automobiles. a. high record. , . . , ’ _ .
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