Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 7, 1925, Page 12

(C2) PAGE TWO _The Casper Sur | Dependable | Dealers Use These Pages RAILROAD NOW DELIVERING BY MOTOR TRUCK Store Door Service Is] Being Provided by Boston & Maine Casper Tribune r 6.—Transporta » all parts of the Unit are tehing and del hailed it as a distribution of the 1 influence mot acture, the produ ufa various kinds, the a | iffic, development of high: | electric and steam rall trans | I n, taxation and a score of | ents of business lif | T uipment the Boston | consisted of 1,800 pounds 1 Maine of ellaneouys freight consigned | from Boston to Lowell, 28 miles | away. The load was picked up by | 5 and Maine trucks around Boston, A similar shipment was dis- | patched to Lawrence. The variors parts of the shipments were del ered direct to the consignees in the same ma ras they were collected The railroad has organized a sep arate company to ndle this de partment of the business, known a3 The Boston and Maine Trangporta- nm compa It owny fleets of icks for e collection and distri- bution of freight in the lange: cities. Under the old systemithe part of this less-than-carload {1 | came into the Boston classificatio yards and wa bject to unavoid on classe lee (1) * static lion-to-station with cartage at elther | end and (3) cartage service within | Lowell jd be at the hundred, From » Boston to the interior well the rate would’ be S4c. portation company has ith al trucking con: | towns to handle n of passengers 1g large pro shout nortt e but between Be t 2 and way point : are r being constructed or e Mack gre ns a chassh sets of rea manufacturers a similar! nd taken steps “te obviate then far as possible. It is claimed that the rubber shock in tors used by the Fifth Avenue manufactur BENEFITS Of MOTOR CLUB (Continued fr m Page Or f your memb« York city during the sur ‘ trust that they will find the facilit of the Aytomobile club of Amert an additional « tr t membership w 1 THOMPSO Get the Best In Radiator Repairs A Jarge stock of Core on hand. Kemmer Body & Fender Shop 455 West Yellowstone Phone 2008 | way Tribune | “Tt is a preparing the car for x as they dié for says Mather. titer w The Most Popular Closed Car Ever Built The alcohol The sensational performance of the youthful Peter de Paolo in winning the Indianapolis 500-mile rece tn record time, is the talk of the auto world. He drove all but a few miles of the gruelling contest, and averaged slightly more than 100 miles an hour. Below, be ts seen cross- ing the finish line in his Duesen berg Specialy At left is a close up view Weather, whintsy put in i ators to lower the freezing point ter in the cooling system oiling point. ‘The t in the trans: rear axl@ to counter thickening faculties of is brought back original consistency by the armer weather. It does not give ufficlent protection in its thinr tite: (OME eer d-working movi | SEAGON DF YEAR, PIGE-JEWETT ENGINEER SAYS “First, let us return conditions in t radiator to normaly aia +3 be drained by opening the outlet in its base and flushed out with the aid of a hose inserted tn its filler spout. The outlet should ‘then be and the radiator filled with water tg which a small amount of soda or lye has been added. The motor should be run for a few min- utes to force the solution to all cor. ners of the cooling system that it y loosen any scale or foreign mat: have accumulated. The outlet should again be opened} and the whole system thoroughly flushed with the hose “The ‘oll in the motor should not be changed but the oil pan be removed and cleaned closed only should In the Tudor Sedan, Ford dependability of chassis and engine, are matched with an attractive, sturdy and unusually well- designed body. It has many conveniences that ecnly Ford economy methods of production could make possible at the price. The Tudor is a practical family car—which anyone can drive, and which will give you pleasing and satisfactory service for years. gladly do so at your convenience. Ford fotor Company, Runa SAFETY Detroit SEE THE NEAREST ED FORD DEALER b bout Touring Car Coupe - - Fordor Sedan res $25 extra $95 extra 660 Qn open cere demountable All prices . 0 b. Detroit YOUR Ask a dealer to give you a demonstration. He will ee eo pry ne After being scraped it may ve| washed with kerosene or gasoline but great care must be exercised to make certain that the pan is wiped dry of the washing element. If any of the gasoline or kerosene re- mains it will dilute the fresh oil put in the motor and nullify much of the good that a thorough cleaning will do the engine. “The plug in the bottom of thg transmission case should be pulled out and the thinned lubsicant al- lowed to drain completely. It should be refilled with fresh oil of the right consistency for’ warm weather. The rear axle housing should be drained and refilled with fresh Jubricant The universal joints should be looked over carefully and properly lubricated “Throughout the winter months with their roughened streets, hard- to-define curbs and side skids, the shee! i more strenuy ous treatment than in many times the same amount of less difficult | driving. Proper adjustment and| lubrication will do much to lengthe n} their life. | “The front wheels should be re-} moved and bearings and the] Inside of the wheel hubs cleaned | with a stiff b } or kerosene. After being wiped dry they should be repacked with clean In cup “grease of a medium grade. replacing the wheeles the ad nuts at the ends of the sf should be tightened against the lock ing washers until the. wheel bind. | In tightening the nuts the wheels | ey Overl Never before has a car been built of this size, this power, this comfort, this beauty, this —at such a low price. A full five-passenger Sedan— extra wide doors—beautiful cloth upholstery — deep cushions — nickel-finish interior fittings — ~ one-piece windshield— A27-horsepower, reliable engine —rugged axles of Molybdenum steel — smooth - riding patented springs—big, safe 10-in —disc-type clutch—foot All Steel Touring, $495; All Steel Coupe, $635; All Steel Sedan, $715; f.0.b. Toledo. World's Lowest Priced Cars with Sliding Gear Transmission VERLAND THE LEE DOUD MOTOR COMPANY 424 West — sh dipped in gasoline} s Ing surfaces in contact. ‘The nuts| should then be unscrewed sufficient ly to allow the! wheels to rotate freely without noticeable end play. Be sure to lock the whoels tr. their proper positions with cotter pins. “If you know how to do it, adjust the nuretor to a leaner tixture not only for economy's sake but for better motor performance, as well, If you do ‘not know how to maké this adjustment, {t is advisable to let someone at the nearest Paige-Jéwett service station who is competent do it for you. They can also clean the sereen in the vacuum tank, adjust | the breaker points in your timer and | see that your fan belt {s tight enough. The spark plugs should be} taken out, scraped and soaked in| kerosene over night. ‘Their, firing points should” be separated from .022" to .026", “When you have done these things, you have merely given your car an opportunity to meet the new conditions with its best wheel for- ward, Springtime is not necessarily an overhaul time., But it does call | for some adjustment. After have attended to these details, the car a trial spin, You will feel a | differe 5 response as the re ult ntion. Then let the local Palge-Jewett service man look | it over, Let k listen to the mot He will tell you if the grinding, the bearings tightening the tappets adjusting, if there is c on in th notor or if it requires further attentio sie Rares FRE t Ads Bring valyés- need | any Re and Breaks All Records for Closed Car Value with this Fine New Standard Sedan .. A Marvel of Qual- ity and Comfort .. 27 Horsepower! 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