Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 56, Hammond, Lake County, 22 August 1919 — Page 23

Friday. August 22, 1919.

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PATCHE

Amateur tire patihir.j ru;r.s thousands of automobile! tires each year. It is a common practice among- automobile owners when receiving a- cut or puncture ;n a tire to insert a patch en the irisi'ie cf iha eating at the point of injury, thinking- that the damage is

permanently rer aire.1. Such a repair will

in time ruin any tiro, pays the B. F. Goodrich Rubber company. It is a pood practice to apply patch

fi in such cases but a tire sleeve

should always be placed on the outride of the tire opposite the patched

-rt'.on at the same time. The sieev serves to bind the tire, hold th torn

and injured parts of the fabric in its

E". ace and prevent further chafins and

rupture . The tire Ieeve and patch are mere

ly "first aid' appliances and should be

removed at the earliest possible moment. It will pay motorists -o drive tn the nearest repair man immediaely after the injury occurs. If allowed

to run without repair every time the

wheel makes a revolution the tire

Quickens its pace toward the ecrap

heap .

SjWhen the cave man wanted help or a wife he strode forth, tapped

one on the head, and

dragged he or she to

the tribal habitat

Civilization has placed certain restrictions and

limitations about us

which prevent thi?

beautifully simple method. CJBut it has given us ihe want ad, vyhich costs but a few cents, and no physical effort

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Tf you should hurt someone? If your car should meet with an accident? If your car were stolen? If your ear should burn? We have a policy that protects you in every way. Prudent men believe in Insurance. They realize that accidents are liable to happen any time that no matter how careful they may be, it is Ood policy to have an Insurance Policy. Stop in today and let us show you the advantages of the Insurance we can pive you for a little money. Illinois Automobile Insurance Exchange W. A. Young, Mgr. 615 State Line Street, Hammond

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By Having Them Vulcanized the Right Way Under our system of vulcanizing we guarantee Do nor ;iunk your outer casings until you bring to make inner tubes absolutely air-tight and as them t0 US a-ld fcave them examined by an expert , r hi tire man who will tell you if they are worth restrong and safe as new. We also repjace torn-off ... w,arST,t t ,ivp ti..

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valves.

GT 4 MAXOTIRE

They will save you buying tires and tubes so often. You can wear your tires down to the last thread often more than doubling the mileage. Often Maxotires make weak casings, or second , or cheap tirt-s last as lcng as "firsts."

Common ti -C3 with Maxotires will give as much nileaze as oversize without and the chance of te trouble is practically eliminated a big saving. A large stock of Hood. Fisk and Pennsylvania Vacuum Tires, new fresh stock, always on hand at the right price.

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Calumet Tire and Repair Shop 116 SIBLEY ST. PHONE 2387

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Phone Hammond 3607.

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lie W inning i ire ell over America at the great Stite Fairs wr.ee dirt track auto races were held recently Ajax Tires won victories. In 237 red hot finishes they took the scortching punishment and finished first. AJAX ROAD KING Auto Top Trimming is our specialty. Prices are right and work fall guaranteed. You will not regret by seeing me first. No charge for estimates Auto Accessories I carry a full iine of accessories. See rne for supplies and save money. J. H. WIEDERGOTT 663 Hchman St. Tel. 720 Hammond, lad.

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The Three Graces of a Motor Car

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THESE three prime essentials of a motor car-Beauty, Comfort and Service-are found in the Briscoe in a degree heretofore obtainable only in cars of much higher price. And these desirable qualities are combined with an economy of operation and a certainty of freedom from trouble and difficulties, whatever the road, that makes motoring a pleasure unalloyed.

HPHE Briscoe Roadster, like the Touring Car, is built to embody every requirement of the motorist. Its snappy, graceful lines make it ideal for the professional man or the salesman. There is a sturdiness and a virility about it that are a joy to the eye; and it carries, of course, the regular Briscoe master power plant.

Distributor for Hammond, East Chicago, Whiting

Travel for One-Quarier the Cost of Railroad Fare 50 to 75 mOes per gallon of gasoline 800 to 1500 miles per gallon of cylinder oil 5,u00 to 8,000 miles per set of tires The Harley-Davidscm is a real economy in many ways. It save. s innumerable carfares makes marketing a pleasure takes you on visits to distant friends all for a cost so trifling that it is truly surprising. The

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"For 15 Years the Master Mount"

driven with a sidecar, will transport two people for less than H the cost of railroad fare. Take the wife in the sidecar and slip away to the country. An hour's refreshing ride and you are far away from the realm cf city prices. You stop for a minute with Farmer Brown and purchase a fowl for two-thirds wha it would cost at jour market. Another mile, a basket of estrs is added, and vou are dollars ahead. A third halt while you bargain i:r a load of potatoes to be delivered next" week at half the usual price. Come in and lt us show you how the Hariey-Davidson will' pay for itself. No obligation. Just come ia and hear the story. J. E. LEECH Motorcycles and Accessories 678 Hohman St. Hammond Have yoa seen the Hariey-Davidson Bicycle?

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