New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1916, Page 21

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1916. THE ALLING RUBBER CO. SYNDICATE STORES The Largest Dealers in Automobile Tires and Automobile Sundries in the State service in order to have sold the enormous numbers qf tires il_1 the year. First our prices are as low as possible. dealer with a small stock at somewhat higher prices. Our Tire sales Record of 1915 shows that we must have given our customers the best of Buying for over 30 stores we are able to give you better prices and better service than the smaller SERVICE AN AUTOMOBILE SUNDRIES . . ‘&8¢! Dash Lights Brake Shoes Speedometers We are prepared to give our customers the best service the coming year. Search Lights Brake Lining Patches 8 | g Dash Clocks Shock Absorbers Cement Our new stock of UNITED STATES, HOOD, EMPIRE, IMPERIAL, NEW JER- &g i Tool Boxes, Engine Pumps Robes \ i 1 Spark Plugs Jacks SEY CAR SPRING, FISK, GOODYEAR and GOODRICH SILVERTONN CORD %%\ / e Do ksl Vsl Tire Chains Vulcanizers Polish TIRES are now on our Tire Racks in nearly all sizes. \i&* 4 S 0 = . .. UNTED STATES CHAIN TREAD Empire Tires .Mt s - Nobby Tread are built up on the tread where the wear comes. gtk is used in making this tire which has made it so Double Mileage Tires, Automobile drivers Empire Tires are a wrapped tread in all popular. smooth treads. For winter and spring driving = The Red Non-Skid Tire is the cheapest tire to r“f run. g Guaranteed 4,500 miles. Hood Tires The Tire with an extra ply which makes it practically impossible to have blow outs. all over the country are obtaining double mile- age on “Nobby Tread” Tires. Adjustments based upon 5,000 miles. The largest selling high grade anti-skid tire in the world. Hood Tires Plain and Non-Skid — Guaranteed mile. We make our own adjustments. N s FoSITON 220, TR TR EEEYe: SpIBES USO8 5854 b gL i A aas R 8085 55 55 5oy L] T =5 € ,, "EXTRA DPLY TIRES wamons THE ALLING RUBBER CO. \&sitincon = ST T i])ENISON HANDLES | back the dealer ssertions. Ilrur the nd they are made with | | \ ONEBADSTRETCH ON New Military Biplane, Driven by NSO TANDLES | AT e[ JOURNEY T6 FLORIDA. Burnside, Breaks American Records .. v o o v He Has Handled for Four Years, Thineen Miles NOI Improved’ Re. ks 3 : 5 : IZ. C. Denison, dealer for the Reo pons Hem.y MCNaiI‘ : S e ] . : N W— i . car in thi rict, though naturally an enthusiastic supporter of that car, e s R has little to say on the merits of his Henry MacNair, known as a pub- | i S f 3 e : . mote He prefers to leave it to his tisher of motoring literature, | . (O B . 5 { | | customers, of whom there are many just covered the 1,300 miles i £ ; ’ New York and Jacksonville, a re- | . N, ¢ handled the car for over pogts that only 1 per cent. or appro- e oSl 3 . | £ ¢ and according to his find- ximately thirteen miles, remain w : . 3 2 5 the car “is nearer the perfect out any semblance of improvement, . ! ar than any other cbtainable for any- This stretch is about forty-five miles X vhe r the price you pay for the south of Washington. So far no pro- | g 3 1 tos r cheap upkeep the car is in vision has been made for its perman- | ? . : by itself. Mr. Denison states, ent improvement, and the southbound | 2 4 { that he does not make enough on re- tougist is confronted with the a 4 i 2 3 ¢ > R to pay one man’s B hmes ot o P i i S o a1 The Powerful Motor of the Maxwell Washington barring him from a com- | Vit & , ine o oo e : - I that one will be found in his repair L i aiis to fhe Bouth of vheisie | : ¥ : shop and asks one interested to This is one of the most marvelous pieces of 1 fewer o s e || VieE ' call him up in order that he may give machi i b i 1 fewer difficulties to o | Harl URNSIDE AND H1S MACHINE achinery ever invented. Very powerful with , and the two years h . the curious one the names of Reo four cylinders cast en bloc it has made the a markec provement $ 3 S owners in the city who will readily he line, Virginia too has I : of good road. ‘ i few connecting links both B¢ g X ‘ | Maxwell famous as “The Car that Laughs — oo - — — at Hills.” Best of all this motor is breaking all low cost records for: rital Highw: and the Na- tional Highway which make progress slow in wet weather. 1st—Miles per gallon of gasoline. 2nd—Miles per quart of lubricating oil. 3rd—Lowest year-in-and-year-out repair bills. Made 233 Miles Once Day. For the purpose of demonstrating under touring conditions the best po.:- We are waiting to take you for a sible route to Florida Mr. MacNa: ; e \ ! ) I £ © are was accompanied by his wife i | : 4 ¢ L] ¥ % 14l \ test ride in the car that has broken \ P g : 1 B A gl = \ all low “First-Cost” records, and is » % o : . s 5 ’,‘ I = < .. ¥ '} | two children. With the exception i breaking all low “After-Cost” records. Ore MariMohairTop Hectric Starter Demourdtable Rins Electric Lights Rain Vision Windstrield Magneto lgnition £.0.B. DETROIT aoted no serious difficulty was en- | gountered on the whole trip, the | fongest single day’s run being 2 miles, which was accomplished sleven hours. Route and map ma ers in the past have overlooked the guite important item of suitable stov- i i ping places on a Jong tour. This was o (8 £ acei e gongidered almost equal in importance s : - e ‘ g emince 0 The GROUND HOG predicts > b i o 21 Aviator Frank Burnside, flying one | . , Gl @it ] ATy With particular reference 10 | of the new tvpes of Thomas miitary | G213 DY T 7 Prawey, o vepre: an eariy spring. Betier order g2 hotels along the way, He #a¥8 | yiacior biplane, recently established G B T e B i G e, i b B : Indian Motorcycies now for through cou adapted to winter iravel, many good 215 | speed o half mile with a slig a f G adlentaiite el e States army. The macht § carly delivery. Come around, wind was 17 conds and a not a speed freak £ r | d ight's acec odations A > s - ; { B - 2 hout. Also._ excotiont lunoneon | the wind 20 1-5 seconds, = o d et us get acquainted. We are { 28 seconds for the mile or 95 miles | well. places are provided with the ex- | zeption of two stretches of a little ‘ i now open for business. Sales cash or instaliments. sver a hundred miles each The trip was made in co-operation | ! hel : STAR SHOW ATTRACTION. ! with Leonard Tufts of Pinehursr, | dream to a re GELo Onelof the bissest attr s at the | & shairman of the executive committee Worked Great Disadvantage. 5 ; | 5f the American Highway association, | The better of Eoutliern hotel (juationsl gutsmoblic Ephes jhecn 8 H o #ho was the originator of the project | keepers who will ultimately benefit by | the Maxwell revolving parts board | [ a le wenson 0 % build a high t the inc ed tide of motoring travel . which shows, on its five s, many | ° various Siate e na- unit in declaring that former i Hdonal capi 2 ifts E rese about the r worker for the 3 ood roads | conditions there have worked to t! n the South and has spent much | great disadvantage. car. | time and money in bringing his Yo Eoery Roadlisa Maxwell. E. C. DENISON, Agent Denison’s Garage, 430 Main Street of the deta used in the ¢ uction | 21 MYRTLE STREET, N W BRITA Y, CONN. of the new endurance champicn motor |