Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 30, 1924 · page 18

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Sure To Visit ‘ '
Booth At The
.5 WALK AUTO SHOW,

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ewhere we will demonstrate the merits of Raybestos.
LET US INSPECT YOUR BRAKES

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53‘ ' “.

They may need adjustment or refining and we know
of no better lining than

RAYBESTOS

for which we are headquarters.

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.We believe that there is none better than

KNIGHT 0le

at any price, no other so good at so low a price, that’s
why we make it our specialty.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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We Are Distributors of

UNITED STATES TniT-JS

Both Pneumatic and Truck Tires and Goodrich Solids.

 

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1 3.131 South Main Street South Norwhlk, Conn.
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nutoniobilo. Cold weathrr aggra— it. is carried into the cat-bunt»! by
\JTlo's this L‘Uillllil'lll :hhl it" Snu will! the gasoline. Perhaps there are
“Wk" H I‘l'ili'lii‘" of ""“mm‘: 1““ “*‘d' sufficient. strainers between the $880-

 

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, *eep Water
, 1: oh the Engine

-‘ loll“ claim that, oil and "““k "”8" 0” '"“"" H‘” ””3”“ lin-r tank and the power plant to
- not mix." any» Arthur 11. “"ry “W” "V “m" i””""i"‘l ”"h'i" pt‘t'vcnt inn water from interterlns
president of the Michigan "-‘i YOU Should. ynll wull grub"! pro- “iih engine operation under ordin-
ntomoblle School. In trnit. lam}; “m “1"“ ”l“ ”‘m'h'""- nry conditions. but let the weather
. my be trm: vnouxh hut “\Vutn-r looks him unvlcr hritigcs [:vt ('Oill and the film of water col-
u and that both lubricating and is fine to swim in. but as a. lortml on those strainers will al-

luhricxmt it is not all that. it should
ho. it xvls into the, engine through
the mmllum of lubricating oil and

immune absorb a. (:ousitlvr- most invariably i'rcczc with the re-
' page or water and intro-

into the 'lnnnrds' or your engine and it cause: to run.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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special showing of the magnificent new Nash
'olc. No car in the Nash line has ever been
- widely popular. And the price \of this new
. 1 has not been raised a dollar. The richly
'Mtlve body Was created by craftsmen famed

as well—as here. Expensive appointments

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mpmcnt strike. your eye at once. It’s a

.. - car and a : cater value than any
f39‘ , itsficld. See it may.~

“ sudSIXEs—ncpsmerANcED '
go from $91 5 0 $2190, f. o.b. factory

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“Sells Itself” Is Makers
3a.: as an.

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Flint Here

There, was a marked difference
between the 1924 exhibit of Flint
Sixes st the National Automobile

 

troduccd last year. In fact the 1923’
show snodels were simply s. torcsst
o! the Flint Six which has now been
tuliy unlined. . '

Using the chest. design originally
show. with the seven. bearing crank-
shaft motor and many other ad-
vanced features. the car entered
production last June. Now many
thousands have been sold to‘ own-
ers in all sections sud at the recent
Inndon Motor show the Flint Six
made its entrance into the British
market, where other Durant pro-
ducts have now become well estab-
nation.
The 192,! models are particularly
attractive and offer to purchasers a
variety of interesting features. in-
cluding a. choice of body colors and
steel disc or artillery wood wheels.

The closed cars are especially in-
teresting this season. The bodies are
carefully built. reflecting in line and
quality the mark or more expensive
products of the Durant line. ttings

' imam. mm 1.31".

show and the models that were m-'

The Locomotive compsxfir“. 9:
America, Flint Motor Division,
which manufactures and didflbutos

 
 
 
 

‘states emphsti y that the "Flint
Six sells itself." I! this be so. the

' .sutomobile show 'Zshou’ld' taint in

run: quantity ssles as all Visitors

ly examine and compare the Flint.
Six features.

New Way to Clean: ‘ _
Your Headlamps

"When I see s. young lsdy putting
rouge on her face it always makes
me think at the headlamps on my
automobile.” says Arthur G. Zellor,
President of the Michigan State
Automobile School. Detroit.

“My lamps are fitted with high-
ly pollshed‘ silver plated reflectors
and the problem is to find some-
thing that will keep them clear and
clean without producing s. myriad of
small scratches. Each scratch is an
insignificant thing in itself but when
the entire surface or the reflector
is covered with them the efficiency
of the headlamp is seriously im-
paired. .

“0! all the things I have tried.
high grade rouge moistened with
alcohol is the e that cleans and
polishes best, wi hout scratching.

“It is an excellent idea. “when
cleaning the reflector of a headlight
to use a. soft clean cloth and to rub
from the rim toward the center of

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had generous Opportunity to minute...

the Flint Six in eastern territory.

 

 

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‘ of Chevrolet Cars

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C. E. ’DAVVSON

C. E. Dawson his succeeded Co-
lin Campbell, formerly General Sales

anager, Chevrolet Motor Com-
Dany. who recently resigned. ‘

Mr. Dawson was formerly Assist-
ant General Sales Manager or the
Company. having been associat-
ed with the Chevrolet: organization
since July 1922, when he began as
I. tall salesman in Detroit. Later
served as wholesale represents-
tire: wholesale supervisor of 12
states: Manager or the Detroit Chev-
rolet Retail Store; Zone Sales Man-
ager at Flint. Michigan. and As-
sistant General Sales » Manager at
Detroit. He is well qualified to; the
heavy responsibility of directing the
sales of the second largest producer
in the automobile field.

 

ing the glass; but take care not to
xet’ the ammonia on the finish or

 

 

and upholstery are done

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the reflector, rather than to rub
around and around.

"Mud srl"‘-.i;":'. on the headlight
glass 'ehon'ul tr 3:631in soaked off
with plenty . m ww-‘r and n
soft cloth - swung-'2 A few
drops of 3.‘ i‘ il'llllln.‘i3‘:‘.. in the
water wilt Jill ‘.;; ‘E‘uinzqir‘“

clean-

the car as it will have a bad effect.

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

~ The only car in
America with a
seven’bearing, cases

hardened crankshaft.

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"Nonwlut FRANKLIN c0.

Station at Nash’s Corner

POST ROAD, WESTPORT
Telephone Norwalk 1945

 

 

 

 

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Tl R E S
Headquarters for. Information

 

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