Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 234, Hammond, Lake County, 22 March 1920 — Page 7

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CARS WILL BE SHIPPED ABROAD

AVr.h Its rrort'icti -n q:n ; nt ti'' i t" en pa city by tJi -ri-- t d'lv.in-l for lirrnit I.;eM Six n;'.r nr, ti iJnnt ito'cr Oar Vrpnra ! i in of i1i,f'anl M dc:r34 to nc'rt n nvv rr-r f'T li-p-in!it of earn to fcrpin r.-u t ' r i.-s. In the future th ;rant xp-rt policy x :il b conflnd t f.liinc foreign orr. r? Already on the r:npaiiy' ami i ar ms only for export ion:rac. a'r-a'ly This chanse of policy. It ' h-',;(- !. will assist Iht Unnt d"a!fr oi a t-i "..1 ' ;n rnpting the dmand f"r !h- iiant in America.

The Auto Quiz

n C"inpart pient t- another. A th m.' p.r--" ihrixigii I ltee ro:f.p.irltii Msfs fi;!a''y t?Hrii the op"-n Hi" pi rxur is nl-uo-'t rntir !' ! ftlu,Mi I ii'is i::::fT';rii; r e iirtic. ;, -T'-e Hs'ruc i:anH-:-r of a p.t -n fiom 5 to 7 t housa nlr h of a :i !n.-! !.(!:( t h a n til" ilmmeter of th ) "I'll' i.i!ii i:i an I.-l-.ea1 motor iv lo.aii ; ti ".'t cotn hust io-i cli'ti.r at rte ,.! i.f the ey'iniler. On a '"!;"'! lio-.i! ti:e ir let a Ives are ji'acr! cm n1 .' ' of t;,e oyllnflr and tl: r!r: on tne orpo(t side. The roa.-!- in the I". S . t-ita! ?.- 4 7 8 rni'.o. iniy a stna.l peri-rntsse of t'irr.i. aio;,i ten or hvl', per cent p.rf- 1! : i 1' 1 v.th h surfacing. fi W n cMtris are a ihfa'lvan'as t- T-oos (i;irj-a t i-n bratise they -will r,.' : ! ' :r. aives Miff tcient ly or in t in-.- oiH.iin full iiK'tT-nnnitij ef-

shoiiM he rlon" to faoilitH'n

oa.xy startms' when the motor i. cohl !

or the battery wrali? . Why a " cars .tipp':e-1 w .t a rm afr intakes to the carburetor? 4 Ry ivhat nth.fr name- 1 the storB s; e battery kiwun.' 5 v'bat i a berl in liniouin- ? A Whioh is tli most. harmful to tire, colli or v. a.r;u u eat her conditions?

th. inw til" front whe. o.i:. of ai;gn

dle Itujin Car ow. J cording to Mi. Jordan. The desire for IMwur.l S. Jordan, president of the passfi-ger cars is univeraat. and this'

.Ionian Mot-.r f.tr c-mpany. wax th demand cannot he met. That v.ill .-neaicr before t!o- "hicatto AfWij'ionl k"P 1' the price of automobiles. The j

of 'oti,nn rce yesterday, and great im - : port a nee wax attached t0 his w.ir'l! J

because ,,f hti stii'lv ot omtneicia:

world twhich i ion. Tin

j-okI on the paHpensr car, J Hearing mechanical peifct:e are more than 4'ol.uO1) p r-

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problems in l-iiirop J wo!

Atr, joiian. ntio ieiuinn roni a vpec-

ial t.-,t of trsearch to the oh. world ! 1 " '' eaia. .Mr. joroan orou;nt i recently, declared prices of a u f o,no- on t . Fewer than on--f..urt h of these.

biie would .-...ntinne to rise, and pave' 'A '; p t-sent:.-r cars

li'N oiiinion fnat toey nould nev-

or he ui-.y cio"M"'! 'ha i at the pre sen t , nifiES..

men;? i tine. The larte proportion of t h ' S Why ism t u e co rr de.ral-'e oU a ' ,vf' 1,1 " " "' Amer-ea. ...trl " 1 . i- . . i i . i .. . . i ..,-..!-.. I n i .rf9a'ta

tpare tne? ' Tr,e oroi uioioo ! ( o:-r- ii. iiiif-f.-- .y

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1- a muffler essnt ia! to motor operation." What is its purpose? 1" What per cent of efo'ine is there in crude oil?

xnie for ;o-o, in ! io to cat-, h up w 1 1 1 this demand, he t h i n '. . Tl e limit of production will be reach ed at about" J.ninl.ni'io car- a year. c-

ASWl.n TO I.AT WUHWS qtESTION'. 1 Tlie color of the exhaust g:a irhen the cylinder 1s setting the corrot mixture Is bluish, visible through the cutout or fsbaiift manifold. 2 The construction of a muffler is a ho'iow cylinder of thin metal cnntaininc a n-.imber of compartment, the . a'is of which -are perforated, to al

low the exhaust pases to pass from

7- l.e,:, Uy valves can be detected by ttirtiinp the p-otor over with the crank i t, f-st the loss of compression. A. badly I-a' !" valve sometimes makes; a V.-it.t; r.o;s( when tha motor Is In' ope ra t -o'i , ' unit power-plant 1 construe-! t-l wi'ti a motor, clutch and trans- i mission crar-set supported by the same carrier ? s a unit. ? A three-po'.nt motor support is a motor secured by its base to the frame I of the car in three different places. called supporting arms. A four point I lias four of the-se supporting" arms. j 1 n Although it is of slower com-' bust ion. kerosene contains mora heatj units pour.d for pound than does ga-- j

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STORAGE.

WASHING.

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East Side Garage

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Miff QfFATIOMl. 1 Tn a car with both battery and magneto isr.Stto'i. w h Ich system should be sts itched on for start In is the motor?

GARAGE SERVICE PHONE 386. CALUMET AND BECKER STS.. HAMMOND. 1ND. REPAIRING. TIRES AND ACCESSORIES.

For Your

Dead Aoto : You may have an old dilapi-' dated automobile on your hands, j It's doing you no good and doing j no one else any good. l

1 urn it into money. 1 will pay j you cash a top notch price for it. Now if you have any old tires or j auto parts you have discarded, bring them alonr, too. !

I will pay you the highest price ; for anything you have that eoci

' with an auto.

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Gasoline Oil and Greases

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snap makes driving a pleasure. TRY IT AND SEE!

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THERE is no getting away from the fact that Threaded Rubber Insulation armors the plates of the Still Better Willard and helps them to do their duty without the disagreeable interference of shortcircuits and other troubles common with ordinary insulation. There is nothing ordinary about Threaded Rubber. Electric Service Station 717 Hctimau St.. Hammond.. Phone 551. INDIANA HARBOR TIRE ft B ATTEEY CO. 137th and Grapevine. Phone 745K. HTENRY WAONER A CO. 4337 Foraythe Ave., East Clitcayo. Phone or. RTTBBERT BULLOCK Crotm Polut, Ind.

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We can deliver on point jobs in time for Easter, if you place your order NOW . We have a building that was constructed especially for Auto Painting and Trimming. We do contract work for leading auto dealers. The fact that they MUST have the best quality of work is pretty good proof that we can take care of your car in an admirable manner. And we are not overcharges, either. Our building was designed specially for auto work. See us now for estimate. Cut Rate Auto Repainting and Trimming Company 308 Michigan Avenue. Tel. Hammond 2141. Residence 1043-M. FORDS REPAINTED AND A NEW TOP $40

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GENERAL AUTOMOBILE SALVAGE

B ! Office and Yards Calumet and O - B Conkev Ave.. Hammond.

Tel. 2728.

HAMMOND. Colombia, rieltla Garage, Colombia ajrt TieUli av. Andlterium Garage, Calumet and Hoffman tit. Eclipse Duntp Box Co., 225 Tayetta rt. EAST CHICAGO. East Clilcajo Garage & Sales Co., 4737 rorsythe ave. Eat Cliieagro Auto Sales Co., 524 Cfcicayo ave. Qdality Tire Sliop, 619 CMoapo are. I.. Balint. McCook ajsd Ch.cng-o are. Stere John, Alexander and Chicago ave. Simbalmos Bros., Kennedy and Chicago ave.

INDIAJIA HARBOR. CliLima.r" O-irige. Xlm and 133th t. Ksrijor Auto Snlea ft Supply Co., Palish and 136 ii at. WETTING DaiukOTlcIi A Sen. 513 riaehlrtpp t. G4JIT. Benson Bros., EieTtnth, ajifi Claraltcd ova. Benac-n rtlllnff Station, rifth ava. ud Clark Road. Joseph Kish, 13th and Broadway. Trani I.-nhrt, 203 W. SUdffa Road. rranJc 3. Scheldt, Black Oak. Clarence Offien, Kennedy and gun. mer, HsBKTilla. Hirkctna A Van Til. Highland.

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VT'OU can look your fuel bills in the face without a shudder when you're driving a Briscoe The world-famous Briscoe unit power-plant is again setting new records for economy.

eil Auto Sales 671 Calumet Ave.. Hammond. Telephone 812

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of notorci cling

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home; about town on business; o'er

city's boulevards, through pathy parks; afishing and ahunting; a mile or two into the country, cr more and as many miles es you like aboard the broad seat of the fleet Harley-Davidson ""OME, be motor merry. Buy a Harley-Davidson Motorcycle, the same sturdy steed that so nobly stood the strain of war duty on the battle-fields cf France, to which every service man will testify.

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The motorcycle that has gained the name and fame of the WORLD'S CHAMPION. Come here and see the 1920 model yN Harley-Davidson S o w so vjv fo&trm uWia, sgjt a fuorl of oil

J. E. LEECH, Harley Dealer 671 HOHMAN STREET. TEL. 2137 HAMMOND.

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Steels the Maxwell Thrifty

SEVERAL million dollars have been expended to provide more elegance, more rerlnement, more comfort to the current Maxwells. It is in ever so many ways a superior appearing car; superior, too, in action. But not a single pound of weight has hern added to burden the work of its great engine! Therefore, despite the many processes of improvement, it doesn't cost a penny more to run a Maxwell than it did a year ago. The underlying principle of every Maxwell is to give economic transportation. This means light weight. But it means strong steels, as well. It is no easy trick to provide both lightness and strength in metal. Such a rare combination means high oi-t steels. And you would find, if you compared a Maxwell with any car, that it equaled that car pound for pound in fine metals. How such steels affect your pocketbook is obvious. 1. They are light in weight and hence give more mileage on a gallon of gasoline. 2. As they are tine steels they give long and uninterrupted wear. Which are but two of many reasons for that definite tendency of world-wide friendship towards Maxwell. In six years nearly 400,000 have found their answer to the motor car question in a Maxwell. This ear 100,000 Maxwells are being produced. This will supply but 60; o of the demand.

HAMMOND AUTO SALES 48-50 State St. Tel. 375

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