Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1924, Page 66

THE SUNDAY STAR, {WASTED ELECTRICAL ENERGY MAY MAKE CAR MAINTENANCE EASIER i WASHINGTON., D. (. OCTOBER 5, 1924—PART 3. FIRST TRANSCONTINENT AUTO TOUR OF CANADA COMPLETED ' [[crossing, Doss thia mot conict with into use without so much as raising [ rule of sa it urges dri {to the center of any cros turning? o e The Sunday Motorist An Abridged Magazine for Car Owners. WORN GEAR TROUBLES. STOP SHAFT KNOCKS. Misalignment Behind Practically ' Slight Precautions Will Save Hard All Difficulties. Worm gel e The Master Who Knows. . Are you a nursemaid to your car |1f s, there is something wrong with | { your method of managing its { Your car shbuld be your s | this end it is necessa in automobile What is more annoying tham to|a possible stop. Slowing down IS &4 clever master. 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One can onle h the canoe | pians that will be « tricity steps in to n 4 matter of pus < eping” and v o) Iiwl re day be literally as well as | nothing that 1 ¥ at the motdrist's finger | equal in > their powe opyright, 1921.) will also b Used Life Problem. “used life problem sumption that the rough spots w help him to stop is courting troub used [Tt is true that a rough street prevents | | stiai ucnce of the esponsible for nd other motor il way several ex pmmed up The trouble a lot of car owners ot the e heit Shat when the | 18 paying for their machines on time : bt * s that the | tomary ince ence o wire ed hes INSULATION REPAIRS. balloon tire has a string to it When o s are an awful lot of brave dogs riding in motor cars these duys. | It has been d ed that certain way o plac existence o the result. | erved that of late | €XIra work, driving with one | ofiten true. i | than it see ther s avoid it | drive than ot in the beli ¢ i L ot of | will prot posite is | assumption that th to or out |driver is the one w Removing both | OF @ space on a hill by using merely | (Copyright, 1924.) e one gear combination —reverse or . - in order to| BacomeEe | 10w, depending upon the tip of the recome 0 common |4y YU Sorvard or reverse move i ‘d";‘\";( ";‘i’r’(-‘\w ment, again depending upon the hill, | COlumns of The Star rmonplace that|can be made by coasting with the | e eautious | clutch held down to the floor and davs when life was| Without bother to even shift back Y e e Was!to neutral. 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Consisting of a single plate of glass, the V&V Windshield affords clear and complete vision to persons of all heights. There is no rubber strip to strain the eyes; no split to leak air or water; no unsightly quadrants or braces; no thumb screws to rattle or stick. Perfect Ventilation All degrees of ventilation are provided in a manner that is absolutely new: Instead of tilting, the entire windshield slides upward in felt lined channels, respond- ing to an easy turning handle above the shield. With half a turn, a ventilating cur- rent of air is conducted through the cowl to the car floor—although the shield itself is tightly sealed! On anyboulevard—in any company—these two new sedans will dominate. Their color scheme is a brilliant combina- tion of black and Luxor Blue divided by a double molding smartly striped with gold. Their appearance of unusual length and rakish lowness has been achieved by reduc- ing their overall height to less than six feet ithout impairing head room or road clearance Elegance of Detail An unstinted elegance of detail —typical of Fisher coachwork— characterizes the in- teriors. The soft gray mohair upholstery is applied with corded edges instead of being taped. Garnish moldings are of Circassian walnut, harmonizing with asimilarly finished instrument board. The hardware is satin surfaced with _brightly burnished high lights. The seats are low, pillowy, and pitched at an arm chair angle. Even the arm rests are uphol- stered over springs. In the famous Chandler chassis, the Pikes Peak Motor provides absolute mastery over all hill and traffic problems; the Traffic Trans- mission insures silent, certain speed changes under all conditions. Balloon tires eliminate the effects of road irregularities; Chandler 4-wheel brakes provide extra safety at slight extra cost. 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