Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1921, Page 45

L 1 SAVE Over 13 have YO 312 14th St. RS NEW TIRES—FACTORY GU ED 6,000-MILE NON-SKIDS AT UNPARALLELED PRICES A Factory Stock of well known tires that our cash offer turned into Bargains. 30x3 $9.45 30x31, . $11.75 32x31, - $14.75 31x4 16.95 32x4 18.75 33x4 $19.25 34x4 $19.85 CHAS. E. MILLER, Inc. Wanhingt: 28 Yearn in the Tire Business in 4 Doors Above H HARCO OLIVE GREEN AUTOMOBILE SOAP 25.1b. Pails—100-Ib. Kegs—1/; Barrels and Barrels 24 14th Street N.W. WHOLESALE EXCLUSIVELY Phone Main 3564 ANNOVNCING (OlecAero-Excur . t700%455 Reduction in Price. COLE enginzers with a_solid conviction that piston perfection is the most vital element in the delivery of continuous economical power, - The Constant Clearance Piston—- which is fitted into the cylinder with less clear- ance than has ever been known to the auto- motive industry. - ‘ < The scientific construction ‘of The Constant Clearance Piston aytomatically equalizes all ex- pansion and contraction. There is, with noiseless These are duction in a GIB b is developed in the gun before the gun is connection on ' bearing.. - FOIUSEWTI'HEITI'IEIMOIOIL—’M-J grades of grease and any grade of heaviest manent satisfaction in ing the econdmy, safety, flexibility and comfort of the new (Pole cAero-EIGHT, price is CoLe Motor tgasand oil economy; andsmooth at all and at all times. “Built In” assurances of your per- the present re- notable. SON MCTOR CO. 1124 Connecticut Avenue Phone Main 614 Car COMPANY, INDIANAPOLIS, US.A, Motor Cars aiors of Aevanced Ty L 1oTORISz 2 High Pressure Lubricating System [FOR ALL MOTOR CARS AND TRUCKS . _ ONE HAND OPERATESAT—Pressure as highas required cylinder Gil. applisd to o TIRE. TROUBLE! on St. Southern Automobile Supply Co. oil from kerosetin to nmonmmsvs‘r:fi#wt-uum pressure is always necessary. - If gil is used, pressure may CONVENIENT, QUICK AND EASY TO USE—The eatire of fresh dead grit-laden grease, and LET US DEMONSTRATE IT. FOR YOU Sturdy of construction, méchanically perfect -4nd practical of desigs, the - Empress Gun will continwe to fune- service. All parts are as nearly acel- ‘demt-proof ms possible; ‘each pait 1s well made amd mecurately finished snd carefully assembled. {0 AUTONOBILSTS |/ AMERICA NO PLACE _lwith prices now stabilized in prac- the \|{plying an absolutely vital product. 'AUTOMOT TOTOURTOGETHER Trip to \National Park to Boost’ T¥ade Relations and Good Roads. ... DULUTH, Minn., July 15.—Automo- bilists of Minnesota, North Dakota and. Montana are preparing for the tour they have ever undertakeh—a sociability run beginning at Duiuth, July 25, and concluding at Glacfer National Park. The trip will Theodore - Roosevelt . be made over the international proposition. start from Duluth and by the time the party reaches Glacier Park it is in the run. cementing »better relatio to boosting the highway and.motors ing generally, in the bellef of the Roosevelt International Highway As- soclation officials who this week con- ducted a pathfinding trip. Every ci thusiastically behind the tour, receptions. good roads rallies, ban- quets, parties -and other festivities will mark every stop. The pathfind- ers met with excellent co-operation. Many improvements are being made “over the Roosevelt highway. cspecially In Minnesota under tl new Babcock trunk highway system The Lexington car. driven by A. W. Tracy. international secretary, with- stood 'the test trip In excellent con- tion. BCYLINDERAUTD SPEEDISTINRACE The ninth annual international sweepstakes race at Indianapolis was/! a triumph for eight-cylinder cars for the fiest ttme In the history of the fa- mous 500-mi1d classic. . 4 When Tommy Milton sent the'eight- cylindered Frontenac creation of Louls Chevrolet across tife finish for a new track average for cars of 183 cubic inches piston displacement it was the rét time that an eight-cylinder car ad ever won at the famous speed- way, and the second time that any car of more than four cylinders had ever received the checkered flag. “Fours” Have Been Victors. Except for the first race In 1911, when Ray Harroun drove to victory in- a six-cylinder Marmon, the great con- test always has been won by cars of four-cylinder design. | This year was a complete triumjh for “eights” but ones four—Percy Ford's Frontenac—being placed, while the other eight positions yere taken By eight-cylinder speedsters. In both speed and stamina “eights” were su- |preme. Ralph de Palma's Goodyear- equipped Ballot had the speed of any car on the track, as was shown by the unheard-of average, speed of 9333 miles an_hour he maintained for 250 miles until he was forced out, while Tommy- Milton's “eight” had -the stamina—and won. May Revoluilonize Design. Foreign ‘designers. with the excep- tion of Ballot in France. favor the four-cylinder car as easier of adjust- ment and maintenance at eficiency |. during a race, but the battle for au- i premacy will be fought to a conclu- sion at the grand prix at Le Mans in} July; when American-designed “elsh!l"l and Wil lock horns with European-de- signed “fours.” The result of this race will have con- derable influence on future designs f racing cars, and will determine vhether they are to be “fours” “eights.” ! FORTHE PESSIMST “With the great buying power~of [the American people stiliqunimpaired. or, perhaps, increased by the general falling off of commodity prices. and tically every line, there'is no piace ‘{in- American business for th: mist,” says Mrj Walter C. Davls, sec- retary and sales manager Of the Davis | Motor Car Company. in a recent letter to the local distributers. Optifaism Spirit of Times. . “The spirit of the times is optimism. The time for pessimism-passed twelve i months We .have now passed through the most trying period of readjustment, and there can be noth- ing ahead of us except steady fm- provem&nt. When one industry starts {another is automatically started by | the ‘fmpetus. & 3 “The automobile industry was one of the first industries to ‘revive’ after the depression ten months ago. and it has probably progressed further toward normal. The impetus of the automobile industry has been felt in every business, both in the tributary industries and in all others. i “The automobile industry gives em- ployment to abor. It buys the ptod- ucts of labor in other industries. 1t} circulates wealth. 3 ‘Prodact “Absclutely: VitaL” “More than that, the ‘success, and future of the automobile Industry is bound up in the fact thet it is -gup- “Transportation is as essentjal as foed and shelter, because it is frequently the means of making. the other two possible. People have to have trans. | portation. In stpplying it the aut ‘mobile industry is filling a vital need and it is doing its share loward ‘the re-establishment of normal conditions everywhere.” J.B. Kendall Co. 485 Missouri Ave. N.W. Tel. Main 484 Headquarters for . ‘Automobile Springs Auto Top Coverings = Aatomobile. Tools Demonstrating that there s just s much interest tn new models as at amy stage of the industry, oné hears much talk aboit the forthcoming “ba- bie: Pranklin plants. at time and it s to be a four of mod- erate’ price. FrankMn business car. .| aue next month, and; if alYeports are true, there will be a marry time in Ilhn thousand-dollar class. Caditlac, it 18 understood. Will be a lighter and lower-priced car than the lonigest and most important joint |Present model. It is reported that the Winton is going into the custom-made class, limiting production to 1,600 cars. Clarence A: 3 highway route through these states, | Briscoe Motfir E(::'n:pap:;m:::‘:e; ':{gf officials of that organization having | Briscoe production n boen instrumental in fostering the|from twenty to fifty cars a day. Sev- eral hundred men have been 'added to Nearly 200 motorists will make the | the pay roll. ! Godfrey Strelinger, formerly field gxpected there will be'300 or mors |representative for Dodge Brothers and ately assistant sales manager of the This tour WAll be a potent factor in | Haynes Manufacturing Company. has oined the fiel ? The. various communities, in additiond 1goter Hrien epiorcen Of the Maxwell The Dodge City 300-mile motor cyecle race held July 4 was won by Hepburn, driving a Harley-Davidson. breaking v, town and hamlet is en-two world records for time—time, 2 1 It is rumored that Henry Ford is experimenting on an air-cooled motor. and 54 seconds. from the Buick, Cadillac and Franklin is due at There also will bé a Bulck “4” is That new Cord Manufactirtng Comppny. at New Haven. Sedans will ent -time. on will mount the menth of June. through its troit factorles and twenty-two high record for one month. trucks, “or 4,360 five days. every six and one-half seconds. 0th and E stree Rpat!zger'and i Four and Six Bearcat Models | Passenger Models $3250 | $3350° These Prices Efl’ect-ive July 21, 192i Motor Company of Washington, 24th & M Sts. NW. Phone West 710 Show Room: Conn. Ave,, R. 1. Ave. al,d M St. CYVAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARAAAAA That Noise in Your Car You Can’t Explain Oh, the Joy of Motoring, when the gears slide in and out with- out a murmer. | causes that grind wears them But how often a harsh grat- ‘ | | out_faster as it increases. Your gears are best insured wear with $EBONITE”, Tt a Greasepr a Com- pou, is Pure Ofi—shredded —our own Proceas. The ofl shreds act as a cush- fon between every moving part. It completely buries the gears in its rjch adhesive mass, which ing_noise spoils the trip. Can you explain this noise? Grambling, grating gears! Gears complain when they're worn or abused, just like a man, and that noise In your gears is a warning signal. it indicates poor lubrication = always; it | should be stopped at once, for | when gears once wear enough to grind, the extra play that l Stops Wear, Friction, Grind, and Trouble Go to Your Favorite Dealer, Ask for Ebonite, Be s.i/h“{rlte Us If He Cannot Supply You. BAYERSON OIL WORKS . Erie, Pa, Pemlyivnnin Petroleum Products, Motor Oils and Cup (Ggeases is carried to and held at ev- ery point of revolving contact untfl its full furction has peen performed. Noise — : E believe that pever 53 in all Oakland’s his- tory has so much, actual ~value. been put into a . motor gar as into today’s Oakland Six. Judge that value by any standard you choese—dependable daily service, riding comfort, marked savings in gasoline and tires, the moderate ‘purchasing price. Each and every one of these emphasizes the exceptional worth of the Oakland Six. Car, . Rosdster, $1,005. Four-door Sedan, i "Coups, $1625, F. Oy B, Pontiac, Mick. Afitlml for Wire Wheel Equipment, §85. " “DUFFY AUTOMOBILE CO. """\ Retail Distributers 1708 L St N.W., Washington, D. C. Telephone F 0634 IVE BRIEFS 3 hours, 30 minutes and 3 seconds: In the first 200 miles a new record was set in the time of 2 hours, 17 minutes Hepburn led from the start to finish, and finished four- teen miles ahead of Seympur. driving an Indian, who finished second; Lud- low, on Harley-Davidson, third; Weis- harr, on Harley-Davidson, fourth. and Otto. Walker, Harley-Davidson, fifth. Edward Hunter, who has become a member of the General Motor Truck Company sales staff, under H. Vance Day, sales manager, was for seven- teen years connected with the Me- |- . —— The newest caf announced is the Driggs, made’ by the Driggs Ordi- nance and Manufacturing Company, with offices in New York and factory 1t is to be a light- weight four in touring and roadster models, the last named a sport car. ot be bulit at the pres- The Ford Motor Company dllrg!el rembly planta throughout the coun- try reached the production of 108.- 962 cars and trucke, setting up a new The esti- mated output of the Ford factories for July calls for®109,000 cars and a day for twenty- In other words. one Ford car or truck leaves the assembly line The Automotive Accessories Com- has been ap- ‘The.reverse side of the n¢w_ publica- tion includes detailed maps of Washing- — 2 ton, Baltimore, Richmond and twelve uctions in thé’prices|other important towns in this section, icles, with the excep- Neags tabits tion “of the single-stx. open: models, | noe™ tal to all important which were included in a general re- duction of sing e-six prices last No- vember. are announced by the Pack- ard Motor Company. o twin-six touring car is reduced from $6,000 to $4.850. All other twin-six open and inclosed ‘cars are proportionately decreased, the reduction ranging up to $1.700. Packard trucks are re- duced from $200 to $1.050. Single-six incloged models are reduced in amount up to $400. GOOD LOCAL ROAD MAP ISSUED BY THE A. A. A. The American' Automoblle Assoclation has just {ssued a map covering all roads | within a radius of 150 miles from Wash-, | ington and Baltimore. The new chart bears the title *'Washington-Baltimore and Vicinity.” Witk the idea of pro- viding motorists with' the fullest amount | | of detall, it has been considered advisable to indicate not only the various types of highways, but also rallroads, rivers, streams, ‘mountains. electric lines and aviation landing flelds. With this amount of detail, it is possible for -aviators to use the chart in making flights in thl particular territory. Al improved roads are shown in solld black line, fair to good surfaced highways in'blocks, poor to fair in open double line and minor or very poor in fine single line. Roads to ba built in 1931 and 1922 are marked by a serles of crosses, while the landing flelds are shown in solid black kquares. Globe formation regarding the good fishing places and the kind of catch and baif to be used. For those interested in his- torica) points of interest there will be found” a complete write-up on Shenan- doah valley pike, Alexandria and the famous caves in the valley of Virginia pointed distributors for tires. Substantial of Packard v points, complete lst of hotels, garages, inns and eating places, together with in- STEPHENS | NATIONAL raice peouce | “SEXTET” JULY ,2' Wt PRICE REDUCED No road too long JULY 2, 1921 No road too tough ‘The beauty car of 1921 PHONE US FOR A DEMONSTRATION Grimes Motor Co. as- “back-to-normal”’ gasoline--a pure and unblended product tested to give you ut- most power and mile- age, vet costing nomore than other regular gasolines. Dome Oi Co. OFFICES 208-209 Union Trust Bldg. STORAGE PLANT Blair Road & Cedar Street Takoma Park, D. C. Filling Stations ‘NO. 1 Blair Road and Cedar St " Takoma Park, D. C. , . OPEN ALL NIGHT NO. 2 New- York and New Jersey Avenues N. W. OPEN ALL NIGHT Dealers Selling Dome Gas Capital City Garage, 410 8th St. N. W. Capitol Filling Station, ist St. and Maryland Ave. S. W. J. P. Chaconas, Retail Tank Wagon. Thomas J. Crowell, N. Y. and Florida Aves. N. E. Georgia Avenue Garage, 3422 Georzia Ave.. N. W. Fred B. Gil «61st and Di & Geerre R. Gill, 27# Nichols Ave., Anacostia, . C. - ANEW IDEA OF VADUE | 3 ! _Nearly every one knows how the Oldsmobile 'Eights and Sixes have for seyeral seasons added fame to the 23-year old name of Oldsmobile for honest worth and quality._ W Now we want to lay particular stress on the Oldsmobile““4”, the latest addition to.a line of lux- ; urious cars modestly priced. " - We -believe even a brief examination of the * Oldsmiobile “4” will reveal virtues of style®com- "< fort-and power performance that you will yet "~ havelto find in a four-cylindeg car of like size and 1016 Connecicut Avepue _ * -