Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 192, Hammond, Lake County, 2 February 1920 — Page 6
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THE TIMES Monday, February 2. '1920.
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EXACO EULLETIN
Gasoline Purchased and Sold By Us Under
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Navy Specifications
IS THE BEST ALL YEAR AROUND GAS MADE. Easier Starting on Cold Mornings.
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Mere Power and Pep. ( Itlore Miles Per Gallon.
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CHIN E CO.. n Guthrie av.cl Klcfclg'sn. MARKS COMMUNITY GAB. AGE, Dickey Place road. B. N. RUBLE. 4014 Kennedy are. BOILING AUTO SALES CO., I-Licman and Guthrie. WHITING. WHITING GARAGE, 4.14 ludincapoUs Trlvd. TUMArAS AUTO XtPAIE SHOP, E17 IudianapoUs blvd. IIES3VILLE. E. GUENTHER, Black Cak road. rrDELO W BROS., Kennedy ave. HIGHLANDS. GKnraiXR GARAGE. Kennedy and Ktdgre road. DYEK. CH1S. KEILMAN. Hart ave. and Lincoln Iilh'y. GRirriTH. J. O. RUSSELL. Main -nd Junction arA. fc'.' T MILLF.R. I.laia and E. J. A E. R. R. ST. JOHN. JOHN KILLER. EAST CHICAGO. A. B. C. GARAGE, 4.S15 rorsytho ave. CHTCARO AVENUE GARAGE,
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HAMMOND, INDIANA. (Independent.) e have no public filling station of our own. We boost our boosters. Be a Texaco Booster.
The Auto
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1 The thre most Important things to observe in winter driving are: KfepiiiK' th water coulini; system supplied with th corrt-i-t amount of iinli-froeze solution; sreing to the proper winter Adjustment of the carburetor and usinti the proper rade of oil. 2. Tiacinp the motor after starting on a cold day may result in fouled plugs, loose or burned out bearings, excessive carbon and run down batteries. Speeding the. engine while it is old Is w hat lioes the damage. Hecause of the la. k of heat the gasoline only partially vaporize; atid thus only part ignites. That which remains will tend to foul the plugs and form carbon. Also when the enuin.-
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Thev carrv those distinctive features of beauty of design and construction that
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Correct mechanical principles; fine riding qulaities. Now displayed at East Side Gara ge Wm. Vogt, Prop. 893 CALUMET AVE. TEL. 386 HAMMOND.
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licarinji.-j es it should or will when the j motor is warm. 3. Common tabl salt may be used j
as an anti-freeze medium in an emer-Kcn-y. A saturated solution of salt water will freeze at zero. This is to he used only in an extreme eniersfiuy and the water cooling sysf in should he thoroughly flushed out after its use . 4. Every moving and tai part of a car receives the impart of a blow of from nine to ten tons in force every time the car hits a ."tone or had bump when traveling at the rate of "j: miles an hour. This force increases v ith the speed of the car. If you want your car to last longer, avoid the humps. .".- Hydrometer tests of a storaee
battery should be made while it is be-I inc charged or discharged. nev er I should be made w hile it is being chars- I ed or discharged, never when it is j standing idle. The true condition of: a battery can never be determined tin-j less the current is flowing to or from! it. All that is really r.ecessarv la toi
switch on the lights before making the hydrometer test. 6. Brass polish should never be used
on nicKei surtaces. Because of its) composition it will tend to scratch the silrface. 7 If the ignition system Is In good condition and the battery well charged 1 it is hardly necessary to shorten the distance between the spark plugs in I winter. As batteries are generally j
not as strong m winter as In .-u:nmer it may help to set the points a tr.fle closer. S. It is harmful to turn the front wheels by means of the steering wheel when the car ls standing still because it subjects the whole steering rnechaninn to excessive strain. Thitj is because the wheels are being turned against the dead weight of the car and
not rolled around as when the car Is in motion. 9. If you are unfortunate enough to be in an automobile necident first obtain the names and addresses of any persons injured. If another car is involved get its license number and the names of the owner, driver and pas'scngr i s . Get the name s, addresses aud statements from all witnesses and also from any officers who may be present. If any persons are Injured see that they get medical attention and. if necessary, are t.ikeri to a hospital. 'Walt to learn the extent of their injuries. Notify the insurance company at once and f"iiw 1 1 1 i with a. full report in writing, give nothing but the facts, even if unfavorable. Allow your insurance company to make all adjustments. If you are not insure, it is best to make, an immediate settlement If possible 10. As a protection in rase of fire or theft or to prove ownership, every car owner should have a i-omi'b-te rec
ord of his car. This record should '
obtain the f.i'-tory numbers ,,f the engine, body, frame, slatting motor :iT:d generator, battery, horn, vacuum feed system, en rhi ret r. seri.-il riumh'-rs of the tires and the licen.-e number.
m:h (iiiiios 1. How can the postive plute?, !n a storage hattrry be distinguished from the negative? 2. Do you know how- to bring your car to a stop gently, smoothly and without sliding the tires? 3. iHnv many times dec-, the piston go up and down in tin? cylinder to tach explosion 4 What are the t-puses of noisy tear tyeles? Ti-What is a good cleaner for tip preasn- or dull enameled auto p;i't-? . Why isn't boiled water good to use in storage batteries 7. 'What may he the cause of po..r oil circulation in winter? S What should he cone t.i a storage battery that is to remain idle for several month.-'.' 3 What is the best way to use the brakes when declining a long hill? l'. What is the difference h'twee,, an electric motor and a gervr-itor These qiestions will Ijo ;m,wre-1 next week in th s column when a new set of questions will be printed.
PJ.BAHWENS Auto Sales Distiibutor for East Chicago, Whiting, Indiana Harbor and Hammond.
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LEAKY RADIATORS are as dangerous as a leaky heart in a human being. If neglected your machine sooner or later will be discovered to be useless ready to be junked. We are experts on repairing radiators, hoods, shields, fenders, lamps, tops. We also build tops. Rea sonableness, coupled with thoroughness makes you a permanent friend of ours. The Star Auto Radiator Co. 364-366 State Street. Tel. Hammond 2114.
Announcing
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Detroit built more fin cars last yea r than any cthr manufacturer.
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That we took orde'rs for seven Hudsons and six Essex during the past week.
That Chub Tansaman took delivery of his Essex roadster on Saturday. That w-e have, two used Buick roadsters six-cylinder cars for sale. That we also have two Dodge touring, cars one with a winter top. That during the rast ten months we have delivered approximately fifty Essex cars and that you never see a used one advertised. That this shows that the Essex owners are more than satisfied or they would have traded them for other makes long ago.
That you very seldom see a used Hudson advertised by any other dealer other than ourselves. That this proves that Hudson owners buy their second Hudson.
That If the auto owners In Hammond drove their cars 20,000 miles overy season they would all buy Hudson and Essex cars. That one of our competitors tgld one of our prospects a Hudson car would only run ten miles on a gallon of gas.
That we took a brand new car out and without any preparation did fourteen.
That we now have 'his order, for a speedster to be delivered in ten days. That our men came, in from Detroit Friday night with five Hudson and Essex cars.
That we left Detroit this morning with, a new Hudson sedan.
That we drive six out next Saturday. That we have plans -under way that will give us a show room that will be in keeping with the cars we sell.
That we are still talcing orders cars at the following OLD prices: Hudson, 7-pass. $ Hudson, 4-pass.
Hudson sedan Essex touring Essex sedan - - " Dort touring Eranklin touring Eranklin sedan All E. O. B. Hammond.
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2325 3050 1595 25S5 1055 2S95 3935
That we can sell these ears on time one-fourth down and twelve months on the balance. That our telephone number is SO. That we are located at the corner of Hohman and Russell streets. That we are known to our friends as the SOUTH SHORE AUTO CO. Adv.
AUTO GOSSIP
"The less you know about anatomy.
said an automobile dealer the other day. j "the better you can enjoy ov Stcrs."' '
Old Man Snodgras. of the A to Cosloms Shop. Is the adepfst camoufi.i so t artist you ever saw. Not boasting at J all, but says Art: "People have the dog-J gondest timo telling my work from new! cars, b'ut the difference is so little few! people can tell." What do you charge, j Mr. Snodgras, for painting a 1911 Lizzie j that's only "went." 211,099 miles? Will j she look like new when you Jet through, j ''I was over th top forty-four I time?," joe AViedergot t, the Hohm.-nj street auto top man. was tellinfT an in- ' terested listener th- other day. Another j tarty who happened to hear this re- i markable utterance butt.d into the con-j venation with this: "What. Joe, over! forty-four times and you are lo re to tell the tale?" ; "Ten, forty-four times, without n ! scratch. I fell once and spilled a bucket. ; of black varnish all over my front, but didn't get hurt. I was going over t!o top of a Ford." I
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rid of it today, if you have one of j-,0,
those things that you have to nurse about every other day. THERE'S RELIEF for you, if you will call me by
phone. I il buy your old machine
at a figure that will make a nice payment on a new machine. Maurice E. Ein GENERAL AUTOMOBILE SALVAGE Office and Yards Calumet and Conkey Ave., Hammond. Tel. 2728.
717 SOUTH HOHMAN STREET Southeast Corner Douglat and Hohman Street. Merchandising a complete line of Auto Accessories, Tires and Tubes.
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According to sJatistlc every ot fymily will own an automobile In 1 Some one can cash In on this hint build a few gatages to take ran this business. A little garage on back end of tho lot brings in a i income for the money invested. I sibly you can rent out to a nejej, Well, anyway, the 1 omes built now i do not "carry a little satellite o; parage on the. back end will be n handicapped than the others.
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Thomas Moran, Hammond, Is din. a new Chevrolet touring car. R. II. Eall, Indiana Harbor, now ' a. new machine that looks pretty nm like a Dodge touring. Arthur Boylander, of the Harbor, ha ndded to his possessions a Hupmol.iie five-passenger. "What do you know about it Erf d Galvin, over in the Harbor, has swopped some hard-earned cash for a MolineKnight sedan. Fisherman &. Karlin. proprietors of a new store in East Chicago, have Invested in a Dodge delivery for their busi
ness. And Jim Costella, of the city of Burn- j ham. just over the line, has, by gosh, ! added unto himself a Dodge coupe. i Greetings, Harry. Mr. Dorton oh, j yes, you know him has done gone and! purchased an Oakland touring with wlrel wheels, if you please. I Charles Albert Smith of Hammond!
has traded in his old Chevrolet 'lor a new one.
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Sherman Hadley, East Chicago. !.s driving a new Dodge touring, and Mike Moder of "Whiting has bought a Ford touring.
The Standard Oil Co. of "vThltlng has bought another Dodge roadster. Chas. Clark, Hammond, has hern seen In a new Dodge touring.
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CUTOM fKOTTLARLY RJteOffY LTTUKjra OP FROM 18 TO 25 M1U FROM TJ!K GAUOH 0 GASOLT AST KOM 8.000 TO K.000 M7i.ES OK TDJM
THE NEW OAKLAND 8ENSIELS SIX FOUR DOOR SEDAN
OAKLAND SENSIBLE SIX "JC VERY essential convenience, from ' mechanical lifts for the windows in its double-latch doors to an inconspicuous heater for use on cold days, has place in the equipment of the new OaklanJ Sensible Six four door Sedan. And heirs of solid body construction, and built upon the standard Oakland chassis, its range of activity is fully as great as that of the open car. Toorbif Cr, 107, RMdpr, f 1075 1 Conje, t1K?; Poor Ioor &edxn, HKS. P. O. R Pontile, .Miciu AdcUtianil tat Wijc Wheel B.)ulpmc-jl, f 75.
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