New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1916, Page 14

JOLDEST AND LARGEST TIRE SHOP IN CITY First Class Repfl;r Work Done By blished in 1910 by A, Hawic- Y Squa growing three ars later, Lhe moved to the present 3 street. and viatribute this succ » their policy of distributi first ciass repai nd giving Real Tire SE Prec Air 140 pounds pressure, nd Paric streets, quality at Stations, on the me to use stock where of i € and supplies all popu- makes are always on hand. Rims an article very difficult to may be purchased there—-a of Firestone, Baker and Kelsey, always barge or small quanti Bpecial greases, including both fna barrel lats, also on hand Rubber stamps were added Pusiness two vears ago ana a fuantity for thesc flled nd var rocure large stoclkc of o and to the are alyays prompiis ; Storage Battery Service, A la and elaborate stor: ery arging apparat Pently been installed. Storage batter 8 of every r now receive echarging and repairs by a compe- Bnt man. A rental service s Peen established, which is very Bnient for those who cannot opefate fheir cars while the battery may be t of commission. This is an anthor. ed Exide service station but all akes of batteries will receive careful ttention. rec e may Free Battery Examinations. Procure a card and have voup bat- ry tested monthly. Tt save a pair bill perhaps hat- ry. Any infor ion required con- Jerning batteries will be cheerfully fiven if addressed to the Battery de- artment of A. G. Hawker's store at 2 Park street OF OAKLAND C | Falter Ogonowski Drives His Machine | 985 1-8 Miles in Two Days—Aver- | £Cs 30 Miles on Gallon of Gasoline | The efliciency and durability of the akland put forth in the bilowir Mr. Ogonowski's let- | r voices the approval of multitud users of the Oakland car who.are | 1y s sfied with the machine. e AL ( 1ine Co Hartford, Conn. entiemen: When I purchased my Oakland car { to Union City, > of nine hund- eight miles Mich. Tt was days and for nd put 1-8) from Pontiac, eady for two e night, stopping only eals. Only ked and at the f a little over allon nd ddy I have made 3,500 miles ¢ so far and have kind except riding lon the water which making an average thirty miles (30) ot oline. Besides night one wa tory of one on. were rainy and in the had no trouh any on iround here it runs Stanweld, | on d can | | large | ned out daily. Orders | | one. of from twenty to twent: five miles on a gallon of gasoline. It ru vlenty of power anid is able to climbh any hill around Very respectfully vours. WALTER OGONOWSKI. s smooth, (Kigned) TO R Hartforc Old LOCATE HIGHWAY. 10—The highway ir between Chalker nd school house & s to be relocat in accordance with an order is- sued by the public utilities commic sion yesterday. The relocation is de- | sired in connection with the im- | provements which the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad Co., has planned to meet the requirements of the increase in its freight business. “ob. Saybrook sing on the east ng on the w - “EXIDE” STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE M. 6. Hawker of 22 Park Street Local Distributor Just beeause the storage battery used for cranking an automobile en- gine is usually hidden = beneath the floor hoards cr scat of a car, it is oft- en overlooked and does not reccive the ttention that it While requires. an automobile starting bat- tery does not need a t amount of ttention nor need a car owner be an expert in order to keep his battery in | good condition. To give good service, | it must receive seme little care, and it just this little attention which | often overlooked. Very often a start- | ing battery will do its work for con- siderable time without any attention. but, when it finally gives out, an in- spection shows that ecither an entire- i1y new baitery is reeded or that ex- | tensive rep: must be made, where | it the battery ‘had heen properly | cared for, no repairs at all would have small sum necessary lis is or a very the been necessary | would have covered work to be done. J Requirements of Battery. A storage battery requires: First, | that it shall be properly charged. Its | state of charge can be easily deter- ! mined by the use of a hydrometer sy- | ringe, which is a simple piece of ap- ! paratus and can be readily used by anyone. Second, the cells in a battery must be filled with pure water (not acid) from time to time, so as to keep the water level even with the top of plates. This again is a very simple mat- ter and can be readily done by The need of proper charging, water and taking weekly readings constitute hy- the ling: of drometer three simple rules that every automos | billst should carefully foliow. Of course, an essential requirement is a good battery, and with a good battery and the little attention it re- | | quires an automobilist should have no trouble from this source. Handled By Hawker, made by company of first com- | starting and 1t is the highest ting and lighting hattery on hut its quality and its fea- more than com- Ixide” battery Electric Storage Battery lelphia, Pa., was the the market, tures of superiority pensate for its first cost Appreciating the nccessity 200d battery and desiring | owners in this territo vice, 1 \. G. Hawker, of 2° Park street is of- | feving the Exide battery service to au- | tomobilists in this vicinity. The to give car e | pany is equipped with all facilities to rly in batteries, promptly handle work connection with automobile Safety is built into every Firestone Tire through skilled and careful construction ; quan asked fo: comfort through the § for a| | famous Max NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1916. FUROPE IGNORES other speed demons of premier fanie— celebrate the first race of 1916 by rol- ling such revoluti could be nothir ican record world’s record claimed, when piished in the United States, under the sanction of the American association. o This stre arisc ge tion acteristic aro; tomobile judici | | | i com- | tity and character of fine, re- § silient rubber; economy through the mileage and service that such § ¥ materials and ‘““know-how’’> mean. § J And saving'in the price—no more than is § r the ordinary kind of tire. Let us equip your car now with these tires of Most Miles per Dollar lirestone Line Includes Tires, Tubcs and Accessories for Automobiles and Motorcycles § Pays » Vulcgmiziné That A. G. HAWKER 22 Park Street 300 miles in two hours, Ty me No such can the and rrom fact that, pean : cross the sea rec- well pilot—or any figure, the e than an thing be feat is ancmalou; loofness, < Can't Gfedit?);r M;ks as Better Than Their Own 01d Records Should Jddie Rickenbacher, of the or some result 32| CHOICE OF DIPLOMATS successfully accom- Automobile formance Auathentic. condi- N. J., with char- the the | really authentic. | Despite the fact that many American records excell those on the, books of the Automobile clubs of (names recent The follow: avistocratic families in TLisbon. of excellencies, Brs & Russ A BEG! minister; purchasers i Dr, F. the de I’. Van Se- Regis heir Oliveira, dor: Iy ignore them and still refer to ven- erable European feats as world's rec- ords. Botkine, | der Goes, Dutch minister; gastume, Col. Our Dust to Thick? The American Automobile associa- tion, after vainly trying to secure mu- tual recognition which would result in a real table of world’s records, has temporarily given up the battle and modestly refers to marks estab- | = lished under its jur iction as Amer- ican records—only this and nothing more. Argentina Birch, American minister, ! of whom ““homas H. Al dence in Lisbon: W. can consul, Porto, Portugal, and enhors Fernando Pinto I and uardo Pinto Basto, w and ristocratic residents of Because of the high official and social life ‘these men only cars of distinction were considered. An ambassador or a minister representing foreign ccuntry must have a car in keeping with the dignity of his pos This narrowed the choice to As the expert who looked over ! field of American cars for them re- perted the suy iX as best suited to | their purposes, Colonel Birch, while ¢n a visit to his home in Burlington. 2 went to New York to view the antomobile show. There con- selection of eight their official res H. Stuve, Ameri- have station in oce d by HUDSON SUPER-SIX Sold to Six Envoys Stationed in Portugal and Two Members of Aristocratic Lisbon Family, he the The York cight most automobile show Hudson super-six notable sale of the New was that phactons tirmed {he super-sixes. of to | QT T Four-Cylinder Models and Prices Touring Car, 7-pass....$ 845 Roadster, 3-passenger.. i nizes no performance in America as cix diplomats stationed in Portugal @ { and two members of one of the most § THE PERFECT MOTORCYCLE F. C. MONIER & BRO. 139 MAIN ST NEW BRITA THE CAR WITH THE GOLDEN CHASSIS - Landau .. .... Roadster, NEW SERIES 17 FOUR SH FIFTY HORSE POWER SEVEN-PASSENGER FORTY HORSE POWER SEVEN-PASSENGER *10E0 *845 In announcing the new SERIES 17 Studebaker Cars, Studebaker for the fifth tirae in its history, conclusively proves its ability to produce high class cars at moderate prices. Incorporating a series of refinements in the general design, these cars stand supreme as the QUALITY cars of the season—typical exemplars of the highest development of automobile production by one of the world’s ablest and most highly organized manufacturing institutions. Greatly increased volume coupled with Studebaker’s unexcelled manu- facturing facilities and experience in designing and manufacturing motor cars of the highest quality have enabled us to offer these new Series 17 models at attractively low prices. But it has long been axiomatic in the industry that Studebaker QUAL- ITY is never to be measured by Studebaker PRICE—and the new SERIES 825 . 1145 Six-Cylinder Models and Prices Touring Car, 7-pass....$1050 3-passenger.. Landau. . .... Coupe, 4-passenger. Sedan, 7-passenger. Limousine, 7-passenger. 2 Half-Ton Commercia! Cars and Prices Panel Delivery Car... Express Body Station and Bagg; One-Ton Commercial Trucks and Prices Wagon Open Express, complete . . ... Stake Body, complete. . Bus, 16-pasenger, full equipment F. O. B. Detroit et $1200; ge 17 cars are only to be considered on standards of quality applying to cars for which you are willing to pay much higher prices—as the highest achieve- ments of this GREAT manufacturing institution that for 64 years has held the esteem of the world as a QUALITY manufacturer. We urge every man who expects to buy a car, no matter at what price, to see the new SERIES 17 models before he decides. 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