Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 276, Hammond, Lake County, 10 May 1920 — Page 7

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Monday, May 10, 1920

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These sound principlps not only result in a greater reliability, but they yield to the owner of a Stanley car those features which motorists have been trying to get and manufacturers have been trying to' give. We believe motorists would place emphasis on tho?e features in the following order:

Flexibility Hill Climb'rng Ability Great Reserve Power Rapid Acceleration Ease of Application cf Power Srcothness Lov CojI of Operation (or Reliability)

Stanley power is generated by making steam from water in a boiler over a kerosene burner. 1h;s is a motionless process. That is, no moving parts are involved in it. It lakes place apart from and independently of the engine. It makes possible the storing of power above the normal requirements for use when the call for power is unexpected or unusually heavy. We believe this is tha correct way to generate power for an automobile. Stanley power is controlled by throttle only. Since the power is generated in the boiler without depending on the movement of the engine, and is stored and ready for use, the engine doesn't have to be disconnected from the load either for starting or changing speed. Therefore no such devices as gear shift and clutch are necessary. I he engine is permanently in mesh with the differential on the rear axle, and the throttle gives a val- to achieve which otherwise would require an in

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change themselves without the driver's attention or even knowledge,, and so as always tr give the ratio best suited for the work at hand. We believe this is the correct way to control power for an automobile. Stanley power is applied to the rear axle through a two-cylinder, double-acting, simple engine, whose crank shaft is geared permanently into the rear axle and is parallel to it. No explosion lakes place in the cylinder, but the steam exerts an expansive force on the pistons and the engine delivers its power in a continuous flow, with a steady, uninterrupted torque on the crank shaft. The engine is instantaneously responsie to the change cf steam admitted to it by the throttle. The entire range of power from zero, as when standing still, to the very maximum, can be applied to the rear axle, in an instant, without ever interrupting the flow of power by merely sweeping through the full motion of the throttle lever. We believe this is the Correct way to apply power to the rear axle cf an automobile.

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POWER there is lets cf pleasure in "getting away nicely," as one of the Texaco users put it. It helps to make the day more pleasant it certainly helps to make it more efficient. Power is the reason. Texaco is ever obedient to the will of the hand at the wheel. See your nearest Texaco dealer.

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You'll be surprised how little it costs to operate this Chevrolet "Four-Ninety" Touring Car. Twenty-five miles on a gallon of gasoline is not an unusual record. Tires last an unusually long time. Repairs-are few and far between. Carefree, regular performance is the Chevrolet rule. Yet with all its economy and low price, the Chevrolet "Four-Ninety" Touring Car is a handsome, rcomy, comfortable car a car you can be proud to own.

We carry aful 1 line of Tires, Tubes and Accessories. Also a full line of parts for Dodge, Oakland and Chevrolet cars, at both our Hammond and Indiana Harbor salesrooms.

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